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Is iof a or Bishop Ire. We are Indebted to the TOWN MATTKXtS. NT. V. Observer, for the following bit of intelligence, which alike a meltftchoH' and a mirthful MONDAY, DECEMBER 10.

1855. ORGAN OF TUB TOWN AUTHORITIES. Official Publication. a special meeting of the Board of Commissioner of the town of Wilmington, at Office, DcC. 8th, Hi Honor, the Mayor, interest- -V! LJecLwith' Anti-Dixpeptic Frora Hon.

Juits late Governor of North Carolina. 'l I ha vo been intimate! acquainted with the professional and private character of Dr. Beck with, since 181C, and hare for many years used in ray family bis Anti-Dyspeptic PEls, with tbe roost beneficial effects. Ffr Wia WTlminrton N. bT fWM.

II. LirPITT. Drnjr. A (Them. 10 In tha crypt Peter sat Rome, the curious 4 Latest Dates.

From LIVERPOOL From From AVAXA ys V. JOHN McRAE, traveller, be pursues Kisourriey by Torchlight, 1' Candidate! of the American Party forvCom-Bissioners of the Town of Wilaiocton. I. NORTHROP, T. W.

BROWN. will find on the waH, near anliJfs ii. jrtjsseix. lRcnption in a frame, av.d crered with sjrWch, L. BEERY, "JLippltt's Specific.

also cover a large gold cross, a seal ring, and a seal, which lKsited there bv Xl Silliinsn fves, tatct Ordered. That Meesra. JL H. and DouaU Mc- X.e -TOar Market, Uc. 10th.

TcaptxniiK. Further sales on Saturday of 20rt bbU lPr yellow dtp, for hard per bbl. ofl lbs. The market is dull this morning. nd th.

tjest offer we bear of for yellow dip. rTa- article we note a decline of 1 ct. ixr gallon, with sale on Saturday of casks at 39 cL. O. G.

PARSLEY, ISAAC NORTHROP, THOMAS M. GARDNER, GEORGE DAVIS, WILLIAM SUTTON. LEVI AV HART. HENRY P. RUSSELL.

Rae be and ro lihv kbnointwl a eo-ooratfnrr rnml Hcihc in our families, and tmd it a most valuable rcme- Bbhop fN-rth Carolina i mittee on the part of the Thalian Association, to act 1 dT in-the for hich it ia recommended. Ton are IVtro ajostolo nanctisimo Pius pontifcx 1 witn tne BuiJdlnff Committee of this Board on the Town una iuu; ju pivi. T. S. niaxiuius insignia ps.udo-pontificatus donodat quae' na.ii.

i i i. I vui. i. is. jiijviti ALFRED SMITH.

The Major and H. P. Rosself were appointed a Com fTT This is County Court week here, Prepared and old by W. II. Lippitt, Drag.

andCbem. Wilmington, N. C. For Bale bv Memorv Whites-vBle, N. C.

ifiller, Esq. presiding. The dockets general! ie fsH, although nothing of special importune to the op 9 uie ume oi Closing inquire. trntions in either quality. TAX.FaTes on Saturday of 50 bbk per bbl.

0f25 bbla. Mullets at 5,00 a 5,5 Wbbl. torros. coU the sale to-dav of 22 tiales at Si ct. per lb.

for middling. 14 or 15 rift8 ou market, with rather a dull demand. We note the sale of onW 1 raft at $10 per M. voto Husccpto dono accejerat ab'Levi Sniimano-Ives NeflTCarolinae in 'Atneir. seudo-episcopo.

Hie cog-nit a catbolica sapient ia a partibus-Anglicanor, in Vatic, resipuit et XI. Kal Jan an 1853, rite est absol-utus VII. Kal ibidem ab ipso Pio IX. acro est oleo inunctus pave coeleste pastus." "pnbUe ia to be transacted. Hating advocated, some time Mince, the appoint mittee to audit tho TreasarerV acconnt for the last quarter.

1 Ordered, That the Clerk be instructed to pay Mr. M. London's bill for drawing up articles of agreement aad Bonds for building the Town HalL Ordered, Thxt Fortj dollars be allowed Mr. R. B.

Wood for drawing plans land specifications of the Town HauV j. Resolved That the Masonic Fraternity of this town be requested to perform the ceremony of laying the corner-stone of the Town Hall, on the 27 th inst ment of an additional election precinct in this place, HARIXK Sl NEWS. fj( PORT iYuSSsGToSTcl' ARK1TID. Schr. Harriet Hallock, from New Yoik, to some- and shown that it could not be done at the present A free translation of the above would he thing like the following New York, Dec.

S. Flour is dull md unchanged. terni of the Court, for the want of the notice re Wheat is steady, without change in To Peter the most holy apostle, Pius IX. the great price. Com $1.

Beef and urooping; saies oi western mixed at H. Planner, with mdze. Br. Schr. Trent, Roberts, from Green Turtle Cay, J.

The Building Committee report that on the 1st day of High Priest has consecrated these insignia of a false Virginia Sio Pork have declined. Stocks are higlier. 95. baco, to T. u.

ortn, witn truiL priesthood, which he received in fulfillment of a vow Btr. Flora McDonald, ETans, from FayetteTiDe, to T. from Levi Silliman Ires, a sham Bishop in North C. B. AU G.

Worth. Brig Pulaski, CrowtU, from Beaufort, N. C. to Master, Carolina, America. Having obtained the knowledge quired by the Uw, we confess that the article of the Journal on Saturday last somewhat took us by surprise.

The Journal think that by the ment of all parties, the notice might be waived, and the Court might proceed to establish the new pre. cinct. While we are very clearly in favor of tin establishment of the new precinct, in order that the full rote of the town may be polled, and the possibility OYember, they closed the contract for building a Town Hall and Lecture Room, with Messrs. J. C.

R. B. Wood, and G. W. Rose Hhey being the lowest bidders.

They further report that' they hare employed Mr. J. F. Post to superintend the ork from its commencement to its completion, at the rate of four dollars per day, daring the progress of the work, dec 10 RICHARD MORRIS, Town Clerk. in Daliast.

Am score, Dec. 6. Flour declining sales of Ohio Howard street held at v. Wheat is dull, and lower grades have declined 2 to 3 cents; prime white and red are unchanged, Corn dull, with a decline 2 ets. Provisions arc dull and unchanged.

New Orleans, Dec 7. Cotton Sales of 15.o bale of the truth, on his way from England to the Vati- 10 str. Sprav. Price, from SmithTille" to A. H.

Van he came to his semes (resipuit) and On the Xlth Bokkelen. of the Kalends of January, 1853, he was absolved, CLEARED. 8 schr. Mary Staples, Staples, for New York, by J. R.

at half a cent decline moetly one cent on lower grades. Sales of middling at Si a Sf c. The gales of last week Blossom, with naval stores. and on the Vllth of the Kalends of the same month, he was anointed with the holv oil. and fed with 10 schr.

John, Burton, for New York by Geo Harriss; amounted to 55,000 bales. The receipts were bales, asrainst 54.000 last vear. The tirt nn h. OLD i CHURCH. The church of Cripple Gate is onp of the oldest in London.

It bears the impress of venerable antiqui of disturbances on the day of election be precluded hereafter, we yet have objections to the course indi with naval stores. amounts to bales. schr. Matchless, Smith, for New Orleans, by J. D.

ty, having been erected in 1055. In the yard is a cated above. McRae with naval stores. schr. Jesse W.

Star, Star, for West Indies, by Rus9el In the first place, considering the magnitude of portion of an old wall, some 30 feet long and 15 high, built by the Romans. I was shown tho beadle's staff, on which was carved a model of the with lumber and shingles. the interests involved in, and which jraay grow out schr. Adele, CofSn, for New York by J. H.

Flanner, heavenly bread by Pius IX. himself. Sinner as we are, we confess our risibilities were struck on reading the above rich morsel. He "came to his senses" on his way to the Vatican. The utility of a sea voyage in the case of the insane, never was more strongly shown than in the present remarkable instance.

But, of what a monstrous mass of mummeries is this same Romish Church composed? cnurcn representing a uouoie gate, tne imaged a of. the pending election for Commissioners, we do with naval stores. Fatetteville, Dec. 8. Cotton Strictlv prime a Flour Family 8,75 a 8,85.

Corn, 70 a 75. Wheat $1,60. Oats 40 a 45. Spirits Turpentine 07 cts Yellow dip turpentiue 2,60 per bbl. Scrape $1,25.

Charleston, Dec. With the exception of somewhat more firmness displayed by holders to-day, than yesterday, we have no material change to report. There was a fair demand, and near 1900 bales changed hands, at from 8 7-16 to 9jc. not think that the Court would act in the premises cripple in the centre, and a carriage entrance on each side. Oliver Cromwell and Ben Johnson were married in this church.

About midway in tho eastern without a carrying out of all the provisions required by the law. It would demand proof of the legal no a RAND MOGULS! You are hereby ordered to meet at Coon's Observatorv to-night at 8 o'clock. COUNT SLANDANGFALHAZY. Mysheek Petrowloswexskt, SecV. dec 10 aisle is the grave of Milton.

There is a beautiful tablet inserted in the wall, surmounted by a marble tice. This has notoccn given. As to any agree bust of the poet, Chantry. On cither side of the al AND WARRANTS. We understand Scott Bald For the Herald.

tar are tables in memory of bpeed, the historian, the win pay. cash for Bounty Land Warrants. To save daughter and grand daughter of Sir A. lam Luce, the Shallow of bhakspeare, and Fox, the author of the trouble and risk, we would advise all who have Warrants to offer them to SCOTT BALDWIN, dec 10 38 Market street. Sampson Fair.

Mr. Editor. The exhibition of articles at the Sampsor County Agricultural fair closed this evening. Everything passed off pleasantly, and to the Book of Martyrs. He was an able defender of Prot estantism, and his book was among the first to awa ken attention to the dangers of the Roman hierarchy, entire satisfaction of the vast concourse of persons assembled.

Considering tbe haste with which the Commissioners' Election. ON THURSDAY the 20th instant, an Flection will held at the Court House in this town to elect even Freeholders to serve as Commissioners of the town of Wilmington the ensuing year. Dec 1 RICHARD MORRIS, Town Clerk. Co-Partner liip ftotfet'. rMlE UNDERSIGNED hare this day formed a Co-partnership under the style of WILLARD CURTIS, and will continue the General Commission, Wholesale Grocery and Provision Business, at the stand formerly occupied bv J.

A. Willard, No. 10 North WaU'r seet. JAMES A. WILLARD, HENRY M.

CURTIS. FRESB NORFOLK OYSTERS Just re ceived and for sale bv Dec 10-542-2awtf R. B. BURNETT. Bunhill helds, situate almost in the centre of the city, was the burial ground of the defender.

More ment between parties to waive the notice, we do not see how this can well be brought about. is this "agreement" to be ascertained? By a popular vote? There are persons who might resist the establishment of a new precinct, and although they might constitute but an inconsiderable -portion of the community, yet their objections should be heard before the Court. The notice required by the law is for their benefit. It gives them time to contest the matter, to gather evidence, and produce it to the Court. But, here, if tho suggestion of the Journal is carried out, they are virtually taken by surprise, they arc in effect I precluded from opposi fair was gotten up, our most sanguine expectations have been far exceeded-.

By the untiring energy of than 100,000 persons have been buried in the yard Wilmington Light Infantry. Mr. J. F. Shines, the fair grounds were enclosed, which contains only four acres.

Newark Advertiser A TTENTION 1 Regular Companv Drill at the Ar- and put in a state of complete preparation in less The correspondent of the Advertiser might have li. raory. on Monday, 10th at 81 o'clock, P. M. than three weeks after the work was commenced, noted many other curious particulars relative to this Punctual attendance desirable.

S. T. will report. rare old church. Its chime of bells.ione of the finest The short notice that a fair would be held, induced dec 8-545-2t WM.

II. SHAW, O. S. in London, plays a musical air at the close of each Wilmington, N. Dec.

1st, 1S55. 540-tf many to believe there would be a failure, but all were agreeably disappointed. There wire 345 Registra AMERICANS. of the four divisions of the hour. The wall which MEETING OF THE AMERICAN PARTY will be A tions frr exhibition, each registration often covering the writer mentions as built by the Romans, is the BUTTER.

10 kegs best Goshen Butter now in and for sale by (nev 27) M. McINNKS. held at the Court House on Wednesday evening many articles. It was supposed to be the largest collec- most perfect fragment now remaining, of the wall next at 7 clock for the purpose of choosing delegates lion of people ever seen in bampson County. Ihe with which those enterprising conquerors surround to the District Convention.

premiums will be read out to-morrow, so at present ed tho ancient city; while the name. Cripple Gate. tion, Again, should tho Court establish a new precinct as proposed, the validity of tho election might be contested hereafter, and much trouble and dissatisfaction might bo the consequence. Legal results The citizens generally are invited to attend. Dec.

10. we cannot specify much, but ihe articles were geh- indicates one of the portals by which it was entered, erally very tine. The stock was superior, especially A few paces further north, the street called the. Bar- npO RENT. The Office or Room on Market street, JL now occupied by Dr.

T. B. Carr, and adjoining the office of Dr. E. A.

Anderson. Possession giveu imuiedi-ately (Dec 3-540-tf) THO'S H. WRIGHT. ryO RENT Offices, Stores and Warehouses. Apply on Constitution Hill.

cor. Ann and Front stretts. to RIFLE CADETS meet at Drill Room on Tuesday night at 8 o'clock, for election of officer. Punc Hie UUrbCb, aiuuiig wuiii iui. ti inauisuua utiu itaj un-iui, atiii uiuimuuiutaica vuv: jiuoiliuu ui Liiab uui saddle horse attracted universal attention.

Mr. work. In making some repairs to the church not might flow which possibly would endanger some of tual attendance requested. the best interests of the town. It might be decided Vans gray pony astonished the crowd, by his supe- many years ago, the body of Milton was exhumed, dec 10 ROBERT BLANEY, Acting O.

S. Dec 3-540-3w R. W. BROWN. rior racking qualities, time 3 minutes and 30 sec- and on the coffin being opened, the lineaments of onds, Master Abraham Boykins pony was very little the poet in perfect preservation revealed themselves that the Commissioners thus elected-were holding office wrongly, thus involving our municipal affairs in great confusion.

TAKEN UP and put in the Pound, on Saturday, the 8th a small, hornless, dark red COW, which behind the gray, and a more graceful looking animal, for a moment, to the few spectators present on that a -a .11. 11 i i i the owner can have bv paving charges otherwise, she lorai tiail was crowaea to overnowmg, witn tne mteresung occasion, pna men suuuemy crumDiea work of the fair hands of the daughters of Sampson, away into impalpable dust his long fair hair alone T3REMIUM AGAINST THE WORLD. Just received JL from Phoenix Distillery per Schr. Lewis Mulford, five Barrels Old Magnolia Whiskey, also on hand a genuine article of Old Hennesey Brandv (ventage .848,) for sale by WTM. L.

-8. TOWNSHEND. will be sold on Tucsdav afternoon at 3 o'clock. dec 10 H. M.

BISHOP, P. 0. We have thus hurriedly stated some of our objections to the suggestion made by the Journal. While we wish the proper jnotcehadbeen given, we do lne paintings ana ncecue worK were supero, oi retaining us original iresnness ana lustre which the young ladies of the Female Institute, con I5uut into tne rigntjnana wau oi the cnancel is a marble monument, in the form of a coffin, out of tributed a large proportion. It would be almost an SPIRIT BARRELS AND BRICK.

1,000 prime second hand, Spt. bbls. 50,000 New York hard Brick. ERRINGS! 250 boxes No. 1 Herrinjrs.

premises which a female figure, covered with the gravo 250 extra sealed not think the Court can legally act in the at the present term. J. H. FANNER. For sale by unending task to name all the articles worthy of notice.

But, one thing may and should bo said for the shroud, appears in the act of rising; while two chil In store and for sale by nov 29 J. D. McRAE CO. credit of the fair; it was the most orderly body of 3F- No Speaker yet. On Friday the House con dren are seated, one at the head and one at the foot of the coffin.

Whether the inscription tells, briefly, people we ever saw considering the vastness of the HOLIDAY' BOOKS. We are bt ginning to receive Annuals for and other richly bound Books, suitable for Christmas and New Year's Presents, dec 10 W. WHITAKER. the story of the monument, or whether it exists multitude, riot a single case oi intoxication was -A large and desirable J. S.

WILLIAMS. BLACK, Plain and Fancy Silks stock for sale by (nov 29) tinued to ballot ineflfectuallv After the second ballot, Mr. Campbell stated that although he had re only in tradition, we do not now remember, but, it seen on the fair grounds. Uld people ana young "lean and is said that the lady in question was prematurely ceived the highest number of votes of any opposi Office Cheraw Darlington R. It.

people, fat people, and those of a more hungry look all seemed interested in PLANTATION GOODS. Kerseys, Plains, Lineyf. Sattinet3 and Blankets, for sale bv buried, and that she wore, when consigned to her preserving tion candidate, it was obvious he could not be elect Uheraw, Dec. 3, 1800. grave, a wedding great value.

The cupidity nov 29 J. S. WILLIAM? the harmony ot the oceasion. Alter the premiums iVN AND AFTER THIS DATE, the following Sched- ed unless he repudiated his well known principles of the sexton of the church tempting him to possess are read out vou mav tret something more dehnite INFANTS' WAISTS, Dresses, Cloaks and Blanket-, for sale by (nov 29) J. S.

WILLIAMS. Dec. 7th, '55. Yours in haste, SAMPSON himself of so costly a jewel, he reopened the grave at midnight, and endeavored to withdraw it from on slavery and Americanism and in order to facili tat the organization of the House, he would with draw his name as a candidate. her finger; but not succeeding, he sought to effect Notice.

LL PERSONS indebted to the late firm of MxonJfc his purpose by making an incision into the flesh A1 Clampsns Vitus." A merry heart doeth good like a medicine. On Saturday, six more ballots were had, making ule will govern the running of the trains on this Road: Leave Cheraw 7,00 a. 4,00 p. m. Cash's, 7,80 a.

p. m. Society Hill, 8,00 a. 4,45 r. m.

Poor's, 8,30 a. 5,10 P. sr. Darlington, 9,00 A. 5,45 p.

m. Arrrive at Florence, 9,45 a. 6,20 p. m. Leave Florence, 1,00 p.

10,00 p. m. Darlington, 1,45 p. 10,45 p. m.

Pool's, 2,10 p. 11,15 P. M. Bishop, by notes or accounts, will please come for with his knife. In the act of doing so, the lady woke from her trance, and the annchted official ward and settle up immcdiatelv.

Oct 10 JOHN F. BISHOP. taking to his heels, left the way clear for her to re turn to her former home in the Tradition, thirty-three in all. The last ballot resulted as follows: Banks, 100, Richardson, 73, Fuller 30, Zolli-koffer, 3, Pennington, 2. It was thought that the anti-Nebraska men would concentrate their votes on some one of the candid C1ARPETINGS, Rugs and Crumb Cloths, for sale by nov 29 J.S.WILLIAMS.

or the inscription, for we forget which, further as Society Hill, 2,40 p. 11,45 p. m. serts, that while the disconsolate husband was inconsolable for the loss of his beloved, she made her ap FLOUR. Just received, on consignment, frm Orango and AUaraance counties, about 60 bbla.

very superior Family and Superfine Flour, and for sale at store recently occupied by Messrs. Quince fc Cowan, by Solomon. I believe it is generally known, that there is an organization bearing the characteristic title of Ciampsus Vitus, "flourishing in our midst. I desire to inform my fellow citizens, of its character, and answer as tar as our constitution and by-laws will admit, the many interrogatories as to its origin, its use, its aim. It originated in one of the most enchanting" bowers of that beautiful garden, of Eden, before Adam fell into that unlucky sleep, in which he lost a rib and gained a woman, whom the Devil deceived, and thereby brought sin and all its evil effects upon her seed.

Before the fall, Adam and his lovely wife Eve, the grandmother of us' all, enjoyed freely the exquisite pleasures of 'E Ciampsus and after having been driven from the garden seeing the unhappy condition of their many children, formed anew the clamps, by which they amused themselves in Dec5-542-tf D. CASH WELL. pearance at the door and faintly called for admission; that when his astonishment-was ended his joy knew no bounds that the lady recovei'cd from the effects of her trance, and lived happily thereafter, long enough to bear him those two children whose effigies are to be'seen on the monument to this day, and then died in reality. Such is the romantic story; and while we vfill not avouch for its truth, we may yet declare that such a monument is really HAY. 50 bales Hay just received and for sale by nov 29-537-6t ELLIS MITCHEL.

44 Cash's, 3,10 p. 12,15 p. m. Arrive at Cheraw, 3,40 p. 12,45 p.

m. The train reaching Florence at 9,45 a. m. connects with the day train to Wilmington. The train leaving Florence at 1,00 P.

M. connects with the day train from Wilmington. dec 10-546-tf S. S. SOLOMONS, Sup't.

Journal copy tf JOUR TAILOR wanted immediately, to make Pantaloons, at (dec 10) SCOTT BALDWIN'S. npjIE FOLLOWING OPENED SATURDAY, Dec. 8tb, JL at the City Clothing Store 10 BBLS. FAMILY FLOUR for sale by J. D.

McRAE CO. inserted in the wall of the and that the de ULLETS In oak barrels, for sale bv UJL nov 19 M. McINNIS. sign is in exact accordance with our statement. Baltimore Patriot.

-2000 lbs for sale by N. C. BACON, nov 19 M. McINNIS. ates to-day, and thereby effect an organization.

In the Senate, wo perceive no proceedings of interest. A Chief Clerk and reading Clerk have been elected, and a petition from Commodore Smith, against the action of the Naval Retiring Board, was received: Cape Fear and Deep River Improvement, A letter was received this morning from Cross Creek, the lowest Lock and Dam, on the Cape Fear River above Fayetteville, showing the condition of the work at that point, The Company have now about ono hundred and thirty hands at work there, and it is confidently expected that the Lock and Dam will be completed by the 15th of January next, Masonic Grand Lodge. Tho annual communication of the Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons of this State was held in Raleigh on Monday last. We learn from a delegate who attended its deliberations, that a very large number of representatives were present from all parts of the State, and that business of an interesting characte to the fraternity was transacted. MULLETS.

125 bbls In prime order, for sale hr nov 27 M. McINNIS. 50 prs Merino Drawers, 20 doz. (all sizes) Kid Gloves, 4 Shaker Shirts, 34 to 42 inch, 0 Silk Ties, 2 44 Narrow, large neck Stocks, 12 44 Childrens' Umbrellasr-price 50 cents, 40 44 Patent Yoke Shirts, 24 -4 Standing Collars, 2 44 Flannel Wrappers, EDICiL NOTICE. Johx Rcsseix Rcskixs Re- i.

JL ton, of the Late Academy, has opened for the ea- Paradise, and duly initiated their children in all mysteries, admonishing them to hand it down to the latest generations, in all its purity and grandeur. The children of Adam nobly kept their vows, and now in the Nineteenth Century it exists in all its primitive symmetry. Its early origin denies any precedents, therefore, the many societies protending to be anterior to any other organized body assert what is positively false. We cannot trace it back through all its windings, but we can see strong evidences of its existence in every period of the worlds history. Solomon in his' writings gives unmistakable manifestations of his membership, as does also, three of the wise men of Coats, vests and Pants, best make, most approved styles, ana superb goods.

Gents will bnd the largest assortment at A Monster Concern ix Paris letter describes a concert on a grand scale which was to take place on the Palaine of the Great Exhibition on the 16tb ult. I "The orchestra is to be composed of 120 violins 45 altos, 40 violincellds, 30 basses, and upwards of 200 wind instruments besides chorus of 200 voices, of which 230 are male tenors and basses, 200 females, and 70 young choristers. All the harpists in Paris have been put in requisition, and proving insufficient, a dozen moro are coming over from London; several musical deputations from various countries are to join this musical festival, the most considerable of whom! is that from Brussels, sent by M. Fetes. Amongst the various pieces to be performeo are the overture to Der Freyschutz, of which the andante movement is to be executed by 24 horns; a chorus of Handel's from Judas Maccabeus; part of the symphony of Beethoven, inCiminor; the Prayer of Moses, by thirty harps a chorus from tho Huguenots; Ave Vcrum of Mozart, and the Te dec 10 SCOTT BALDWIN'S, 38 Market-st.

T3LANKETS AND KERSEYS. Now opening and son and also opened the most select and choice collection of Wines and Liquors ever offered in this market besides a good assortment of Epicurean Condiments. Any person afflicted with the severest kind of drought or dryness, can have relief in a few. moments. He is also agent for a large importing and any Wine, Cordial, or Brandy not on hand that is wanted, will be ordered immediately from a list of ninety kinds, to be seen at his store, never before brought here.

A lot of Cider and Ate in barrels expected every da v. November 30, 1855. 533-tf DIAPER and Damask Table Linen for sale by nov 29 J. S. WILLIAMS.

jlj lor sale at low prices 1000 Negro Blankets, 100 pieces Kerseys assorted qualities. dec 10 HEDRICK RYAN. Greece, BiasofPnene Solon of Athens and Thales of Miletus; and in modern times some of the great men of Europe, and at present a large number of the distinguished in the United States. So my fellow citizens, you see, we lack not good authority to back us. Among the many questions asked are these has it got a point 'what is its object I answer 4 GREAT BARGAINS A great variety of Fancv XL and btanle Drv Goods.

Dec 10 HEDRICK RYAN. The following officers ere elected for the ensuing Masonic year, viz: Dr Pleasant A. Holt, of Alamance, Grand Master. Wo. A.

Blake, of Greensboro, Senior Warden. Joseph Green, of Brunswick, Junior Wm. T. Bain, of Raleigh. I Secretary.

C. W. D. Hutchins, Treasurer. The rand Master appointed Al fred Martin of Wilmington, Deputy Grand Master; David- XT-W LANDING.

500 bushel3 white Corn verily jt has point, and a pleasurable object. Come 95Qlo. ll Oat3: LADIES' DRESS GOODS. The remnant of our stock of Woollen Dress Goods will be sold at cost, for and ic-in us, you will bo highly delighted highly delighted with our Deuin of Mozart, and the Te Dcum of Berloiz, foi 1 50 do. Cow Peas.

For sale by WILLJRD CURTIS. dec beautiful and time honored ceremonies. It does casn. idee 10) IIEDKICK RYAN. Land for Sale.

7nALEBONE SKIRTS and Rope just received and for sale by (dec 7) JAMES DAWSON. fntnil PUn5ftr Tlnonn- I A HE SUBSCRIBER will offer for sale. On acenrnmrw son, Ramsey, of Pitts-Dunkley, of.Va. dating terms, at Whitesville. on the.

let January Trustee' Sale. boro, Grand Junior Deacon, Mr. Grand Lecturer. RTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST to rae madebv BY VI Edrn Edmund U. Grant, I will, on the 2nd day of Janu lowed by the Marches des JJrapeaux, executed by thirty harps and the full orchestra.

M. Berloiz is to conduct this formidable musical army, by means of five aid-dc-camps under his orders, "aided by an electric metronome with five conductors, constructed expressly for the purpose by a j. Belgian mechanician, M. Werbrugghie. instrument may be looked upon as a valuable application of science to the musical art it has! already been tried with success by M.

Berloiz, in Belgium, in leading the choruses of the Infancy of Christ, although it is as jet unknown in France, it consists of. a brass key, similar to a i.ote on the piano, attached to the desk of the conductor, and which, upon the slightest not interfere with the Religious, Moral or Social principles of any one. When one couies within the influence of the inner, circle, a secret is imparted to him, which cultivates his finest feelings, and necessarily must make him a higher and a happier man in many respects, particularly as a social being. I have endeavored to set forth the Icad-irg traits of the Ciampsus and I asa representative of my brother Clamps, do, most cordially invite all to unite with us, and experience the delight which Clamp onlv prove. "PEE RICCK." next, the PLANTATION known as the Beatty Place, in Columbus county, on the line of the Wilmington and Manchester Railroad, about two miles from Whitesville.

The tract contains 1,200 acres, 80 of which are clearedj and the remainder is well timbered with ash and pine, i Persons desirous of purchasing, will call at the subscriber's residence, at Jonesboro, and he will take pleasure in showing them the premises offered for sale. dec 8-54 5-ts (Jour, copy.) II. BON HAM. Terrible Effects or a On the 20th of October the French shipof-the-line Le Tago encountered off Cadiz a waterspout which in a few moments swept away her three masts. Two men were killed and seventeen slightly- wounded by this catastrophe.

The officer on guard had his arm se- a iL a. i ary next, at Exchange Corner, in the town of Wilmington, proceed to sell at public auction, that valuable HOUSE and LOT on tbe east eide of Fifth street, and north side of Nun street, fronting 33 feet on Fifth, and 183 feet ou Nun street. The premise; contain a good two-story Dwelling with all proper and necessary outhouses, all new, and in good repair. Terms Ninety days credit the purchasers giving notes with approved security, negotiable at Bank. dec 7-544-t2J R.

II. GRANT, Trustee. yew-Bern Journal: pressure of the left hand, whilst the other is direct JUST RECEIVED, per schr L. P. Smith 50 bushels of JLpples, in prime order.

For sale at the Broadway Variety door to the Fashionable City ing the measure to those immediately around rhim Clothing Store.) (dec 6) W. H. DkNJULE. T.V STORE 25 bags Rio Coffee 5 do. Laguayra do.

A 5 hhds. Western Sides: 25 boxes Prime Cheese Ground 100 bags SILT. 1000 sacks Liverpool Turks Island, for sale bv labbb. P. R.

Sugar; 10 do. Y. C. 5 U'. C.

dec 6 transmits the principal changes of time to the further extremities of hie orchestra. So that, as it is ingeniously remarked, single person might conduct four orchestras at the four extremities of the globe, with the certainty that they would execute as perfectly and irreproachably" the same performance as if they were under the their leader. An exchange commenting on the fact that a num- WILLARD CURTIS. 25 bbls. Irish 25 do.

super Flour! For bl (dec 6) WILLARD CURTIS. vereiy oruisea. ine crew spent me mgm clearing the deck and erecting temporary masts. On the 21st the Bhip.was towed into the port of Cadiz by a Tcssel which she Destructive Fire. St.

Louis, Dec. 8. Three steamers were burnt at the Levee last night The total loss of property amounts to about $70,000. No lives were lost. 5--- Miu Rives' LEcnjRE.The lecture of Hon.

Wm Rives, last Friday night, before the Christian Association (says the Whig,) was listened to by an immense audience. For tho space of one hour and a half the able speaker enchained the attention of his. hearers with an address of great brilliancy and force, upon the influence of Christianity; and we venture to aav there were few, if any, who would not gladly "pREr atxest or Postage." In regard to the pro vision of the late Uw by which all letters sent tween places within the United States are required to be prepaid, we understand inquiries are made at the department as to whether it applies to letters to be sent to foreign countries and, if so, whether stamps or stamped envelopes only can be used in the prepayment of the latter class of letters. "The answer is, that the law ia no inspects affects letters for foreign' countries. These Will be treated as heretofore.

Where prepayment on them is required stamps or money may be used. To certain foreign countries, as will be seen by the table of foreign postages ia the hands of postmasters, prepayments is ODtionah The act of 3d March last refer. 25 REWARD JILL BE PAID for the apprehension and deb very TV to me. or for their confinement in lad. two neerru ber of Cincinnati young ladies have lately been mar- I 1 i il LOST.

On the Wilmington, and Weldon Railroad, about the time of the close of the meeting of the Stockholders, of the above Road, a common sized Black TRUNK, marked R. M. I. finder will be liberally rewarded by leaving it at Faison'a Depot, X. C.

dec.6-543-tf JOS. H. HICKS. Journal and Petersburg Express copy. XUST5 OPENED Two "hundred dozen Ladies' and mn, named GEORGE U'UAKLOX, and ISAAC COWAN George is about 50 years old, black, limps In i a.

tf t-iv a ncu aau carneu away omer places, says no ciiy has a better claim to supply spare ribs lor the universe. TJiatiTi "I have not loved lightly, as the man said when be married a widow weighing three hundred pounds. waiKiug, ana nas a rupiure ou ma leiiwue. isaac lsjci black, has some of his upper front teeth but. I will give $10 for George, and 915 for Isaac.

They are both probably lurking about town, -dee C-543-tf B. W. BEEBT. Gant Winter ftfoVA. For said bv have listened to him two hours'longerr -r red to printed matter.

nov 2i JAMES DAWSON..