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BOWERY CIRCUS.
Boxes 25 cents Pit 1913 Children Boxes half price,
ELEGANT CHANGE OF PERFORMANCES
SPRlTE OF THE SILVER SHOWER.
New and beautiful scenes and of
HohSbBEM swsr. = -----'s" Mr.
DON JUAN ON HORSEBACK
Songs, Glees Chorues and Exavaganzas by the famous
ETHIOPIAN MELODISTS.
1.-THE celebrated Military Brass Band of thirteen instru-
ments led by Mr. Shelton will perform during evening
" Performance commences at halfpast o'clock.
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FOOT RACEt
DIET EEN JACKSON, the American Deer, and BAR |
ID Low for match of sioO, off this
Monday This Day. al O'Clock.
Same day, and immediately after the above-TROTTING
RACE two mile heats IN harness. for purse.
colonel Berthe enters John Anderson
~ II; Jones enters. .... 49,. Lady Washington
Tuesday October h, first fair dayA purse Of $500 will
be gwen one mile heats best three in five, in harness.
Nm " heeieh enters. % IN Ducness
bhNu enters. IN Lady Suffolk
The great Troung Match between Moscow Reality,
comes on on Monday 9th October. se29 lt'Th
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WANTED, by respectable young English Woman,
w situation as Nurse Maid aud to do PLAN sewing En-
quire at No. III Second street seq 2trm
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NOTICE.
May 4, lS45.
Chronicle copy

TDY a. decree ofthe Court of Equity for the coun.
I'd ty of New Hanover, at Spring Term, ls45,
will be sold at the Court House, in the town OF
Wilmington, on Monday, the 9th of June next
upon six months credit, with interest from the sale
SIS acres of land on the east side of Black River
below Beatty's Bridge, supposed to adjoin the
lands of E. A. Halves and others, appropriated in
the partition of the lands of George Bannerman,
decd, to the minors of Thomas P: Bannerman'
decd, being part OF tract of land bought from H
Howard, beginning at a pine on Black River,
thence to the back line, thence with the back line
for complement thence parallel with the first line
to the river, thence with the meanders of the river
to the beginning.
ALSO, lot in the town of Wilmington, front
ing on fourth street, near Market street, adjoining
the lots of Mrs. NJ. ]. Langdon, and B. F. Mitch
ell. Bonds and approved security required.
T. D. MEARES, C. d NJ E.
May S, ls45 34-5t. price adv. SIS.
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SRILING OFF AT COST.

will sell the balance Of my stock of GOODS,
which is full and complete assortment in my
line, comprising in part full stock of Summer
Goods, suitable for summer wear; Drap dEte
Bombazines; Gambroons, Linen Drills; Vestings,
of every variety, style and pattern; with full
assortment of Fancy articles A large lot of REA'
DY-MADE CLOTHING, of every variety and
quality.
/ fatter myself that my stock was laid in as low
or lower, than any other in my line Of business
My stock has always been the largest, and now
comprises the greatest variety of any in the town
of Wilmington, and now hold out inducement:
to all who may want any thing in my line, at cos
for cash, or short credit to those that have been
IN the habit of paying their bills when called upon
1t will be out of my power to credit any more t.
long winded customers.
ITThe Store now occupy will be to rent
Possession given the first of October.
V. r. PERSON, Merchant Tailor.
May 10th, ls45. [36-tf1 Market.street
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THE ORPHAN FAMILY.

Sp&en of in such hie h terms by every
paper where they have been, will visit Will
mlngon next Tuesday or Wednesday, or some
time curing next week, for the purpose of CIV
ing our good citizens one or two Concerts.
Let Is bespeak for them full house, for il
we ale credlbly informed, and We believe We
arr. they well deserve to be patronized. Their
m9slc is said to be charming and their man.
mes pleasing to the most fastidious. So gel
yo'r " change" ready, all you who delight in
god music and 90 hear the Orphans perform
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TO SINGLE GETTERS.

FWNHE undersigned has been appointed agent for
J. selling the Patent Right to use Kinney's
Single Machine in the counties of Halifax, Nash,
Johnson, Cumberland, Richmond and all the coun-
ties lying east and south of these, in the State of
North Carolina, except the county of Edgecombe,
the right of which, has been sold to another. He
has also received the agency for the whole state of
South Carolina. He is authorized to sell to indi-
viduals to companies, for single right, the right
for county, or for all that part of North Carroll
ma mentioned, in sale; and likewise in the same
way for the districts in South Carolina.
He has made an arrangement with Mr.. U. Wells,
of Petersburg, Va, to make the Machine to order,
to be delivered at any Depot on the Wilmington
and Raleigh Rail Road, the freight to be paid by
the buyer, but he will procure its delivery without
charge for his trouble. This Machine is Of simple
construction, and easy to be kept in order; and can
be used either by hand, horse, water, steam pow
er. Two good hands can easily make from the
blocks, from 1000 to 5000 Shingles per day, ready
iointed, and nearly smooth if planed, and any
width desired, from to 10 inches. They coult
also easily move the machine from place to place
to be convenient to their timber. The cost OF thu
machine, ready made, will be $50. The price o
the right to use it, will vary according to the ex
tent of the purchase. He will have machine
here in a few days, sample, and invites TIT
public to call and see it operate.
He will endeavor to obtain suitable person t
carry a Machine into all of these counties, to shov
its value. A. j. BATTLE, Agt.
Nav %. ls45. 36-tf
| The Fayetteville Observer, Newhernian, Wash
ington Wing, Edentou Sentinel, and Elizabeth CT
ty papers, will copy the above three times each
and forward accounts
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A Ii persons indebted to me, in any shape
IA whatever, are urgently requested to come for
ward and settle without further notice. am COM
PEELED to calm all my dues Immediately, as am
numerically pushed by all of my creditors-sued
and perplexed. All who fail to settle by the FIRST
day of June, will find ;heir notes and accounts In
the hands of an officer for collection, it being out
Of my power to give further indulgence. With
feelings of regret, am forced to make this bold
and urgent demand, purely out of necessity.
v. r. PERSON.
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WILMINGTON MARKET-May ~.

WILMINGTON MARKET-May 20.
NAVAL Stores During the last ten days;
some l5to 10000 barrels old crop Iurpentine has
been sold at prices ranging from So 30 To 81 Is,
closing at So 40. Sales nes crop YellOtO, at 81
65-Virgin, So Is. Tar-several lots has been
sold at ST IS g 81 40, in the watef
LUMBER AND TIMBER-Quarter boards
Sl3, and in demand. No sales Of common Tim:
ber within the last week or two.
STAVES.-R: o. dressed, SO 90 to $40 90.
GROCERIES.-There has been no large sales
recently and quotations remain without alteration:
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The North Carolina Standard.

". W. HOLDEN, Editor and Proprietor.
WK7 HEN the undersigned TODD charge of the
w Standard, on the LIST of June, lS43, its list
numbereI about one thousand subscribers. Since
that time this number has considerably increased,
but it is still insufficient to support such paper as
the democracy Of the State desire to have at the
seat of government. All the friends Of the paper,
with whom the undersigned has conversed and
correspondent on the subject, think that the list
NAV be increased to at least four thousand. Can
not this be accomplished! The undersigned res
pectfulIy submits whether out of 10000 democrat
ic voters in North Carolina, there cannot be OBJ
tanned for the Central Journal permanent circu-
laton of four thousand copies
1t is needless, perhaps, to say that the standard
will be constantly devoted to the support and pro-
mitigation of democratic principles, and that its
Editor will labor, month by month, and year by
~year with whatever abilities he may possess. to
destroy the odious and dangerous doctrines of the
Federal party. And it may not be improper to
state here, that at the late meeting of the Demo-
cratic State Central Committee for North Carroll
ma, resolution passed heartily and entirely
approving of the course of the Standard since il
has been under the control of the undersigned, and
recommending 10 the party throughout the State
the importance of increasing its circulation. The
Standard will continue to give attention as hereto
fore, miscellaneous reading, and to the general
news of the day and no efforts nor pains Will be
spared to render it an useful and interesting sheet
Toihose who at the commencement OF his labors,
gave to the undersigned a generous support and
confidence: and who continue to cheer him by their
paronage and friendship-and indeed to the whole
democratic party of the stkte-he tenders his sim
GEE thanks.
Terms of the Sandard.-For single copy,
. thee doals per annum a., Advance. One copy for
tw, years. or two copies for year. for five dol
LAS, in apance. For four copies ten dollars for
te, copies twenty dollars--in Advance. Any per-
sol procuring and forwarding FIVE subscribers with
tn! cash (Sl5) will be entitled to the paper for one
yc,r free Of charge. WIN. W. HOLDEN.
April I'D, Is45.
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n AA Barrels Potatoes,
1VO Is Bags Rio Coffee,
dozen Brass Clocks,
8 Chests superior Gunpowder Tee
suitable for family useS
1000 Cigars,
10 Boxes Ground Pepper,
Is Boxes No. Soap,
do Pate do.
10 Fnkihs extts Goshen Better,
81 B5ls Snuff,
& Boxes Hudson's patent Honey
Due Tobacco, small Jumps.
Just received ard for sale by
VIM. COOKE, Agent,
Custom-House Wharf,
April ls. (31.-
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Midd1ng midding fair, So 81
Fair fully fair, 81 a64
Choice, "a
The recei pts since our last reach 1855 bales,
and the aggregate sales foot up 1914 bales.
Race.-There has been more inquiry for this
article since our last, than for some weeks
past, and Notwithstanding several parcels have
been forced off during the week at slight re-
duction, the bulk of the operations have been
at full prices. The receipts are 1899 tierces,
and the sales 1900 tierces as follows: 100 at
$3aa; 1877 at 81; 232 at 5 l6; 5l8 at 30; 275
at ZIG; and 457 tierces at S31 per hundred
Rough Rice.-The receipts of the week are
some COCO bushels, and the sales IN the same
time as follows: $3.50 at 90, and 1000 bushels
at 94c per bushel.
Grain.-The receipts Of the week Of Corn
are 5000 bushels from North Carolina, which
have been sold at prices not made public, and
also 900 bushels North Carolina Peas taken
on the same terms. About 5000 bushels Ma
ryland Cyrn, brought 47c.; and 5000 do. were
received by dealer. Upwards of 800 bum
dies New York Hay sold at55 and 62Ac.; and
$50 bundles Eastern at Soc. per 100 lbs. Two
parcels of Maryland Oats brought 80 and SIC.
per bushel.
FOr.-There has been some inquiry for
Flour since our last, for the city trade. Some
700 bbls. fire and super6ne Baltimore, have
been taken from the wharf at SIS and $54 per
barrel; and upwards of 500 bbIs. Western at
SIS and $53 per barrel, and Baltimore and Viz
ginia. from store, have commanded prices
within the range of our quotations.
Sugars.-Received since our last s. hhds.
and l6 bbIs. from the West Indies, and ISL
hhds. from New Orleans, which have been
stored. store lot of 60 hhds. Louisiana was
sold at 65c. per ID.
IMolasses.-The receipts of 110lasses during
the week are SO hhds. and terces from the
West Indies. which have not found purcha
ser: A store lot of "a hhds. and 80 ties. and
ii bbls. Trinidad, were disposed of at prices
ranging from 80 to SAC. per gallon.
BacOn.-The receipts of the week have beer
COS hhds. Shoulders and Sides, small por
ton of which, has been sold as follows, viz
Shoulders at and 81 cents, and Sides a
II cents.
Lard.-There has been some enquiry 70
Lard since our last, and upwards of 1900 key,
Western have been taken by dealers, at price:
ranging from 81 to 93c., and several small lott
;. in bills. at 9 and 94c. per Id.
EXTRACTS Courier Price Current.
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MARRIED..

In Duplin county, on the Goth inst, by Lewis
S. Herring, Esq, Mr.. Samuel A. Chestnut, to Miss
A1ehne Bass. daughter of Mathew Bass, Esq.
In Richmond county, Mr.. Philip McRae, OF Ro-
BISON county, to Miss Ann Martin, daughter of the
lite Alex'r Martin, of Richmond county.
In Arson county, DR.. G. G. McGaskiil, to Miss
Eliza Ann. daughter of James c. Bennett, Esq
Also. Mr.. John Edwards, to Miss Eliza, daughter
pf the late Benjamin Kirby, Esq
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A young buck, who belongs to the Independent
drink o-let italoneust, asI- please-without-s gn
ng-the-pledge fraternity, popped the question to a
pretty girl short time since, who brought still
deeper blush to his ol,cays blushing countenance,
~ replying that she had signed the pledge to
neither drink or traffic 10 ardent spirits, she did not
feel at liberty to traffic herself off for hogshead
ofbrQndu-N, O, Crescent
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DIED,

In Duplin county, on the lst inst. Mrs. Eliza
ieth Sheppard, wife of Thomas Sheppard, Esq,
n the 69th year of her age.
In Robson county, on the 26th ult., Willie M.
Cobb in the 42d year of his age.
In Union county, on the 18th ult., Mr.. Robert
HOWE, aged about ~ years.
In Rowan county, on the Goth ult., Sarah Ann,
daughter of Matthew L. Steel, aged IL years. Al.
SO, onthe 29th, Mrs. Fanny Steel, wife of Matthew
L. Steal aged SO years.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Ne'U Hanover County.
Superior Court Of Law,
SPRING TERM, le45.
Melinda Gifin, I
o. SPetition for Divorce.
Peter V. Giffin.
b T appearing to the satisfaction of this Court,
e. that the defendant in this case, resides beyond
the limits of this State, or so absconds or conceas
himself, that the ordinary process of the law cam
not be served upon him; is ordered by the Court,
that notice be given said defendant, by advertise
ment in the Wilmington Journal and Chronicle,
for three months that unless he appear at the next
Term of this Court, to be held at the Court House
in the town Of Wilmington, on the fifth Monday,
after the fourth Monday in September next, and
plead answer, demur, to said petition, the same
will be taken pro confesso, and heard exparte.,
Teste, D. ALDERMAN, CPk.
May 4, lS45. 34-5m. pr. adv. $40.
Chronicle copy.
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Arrivals and Departures Of the MAILS.

Northern, Nails due daily at l2 M, snd is clc-
sed daily at 10 =. nj:
Southern mail is due daily at M, and is
closed daily at IL m.
!SmithviIe due daily at 8 d. M. and is close :
daily at IL m.
Fayetteville mail via. Clinton AID Warsaw,
due Monda avs, Wednesdays and Fridays at IL m.
and is closed same days at 10 pm:
Fayetteville mail via. Prospect Hall, Elizabeth"
town. Westbiook's and Robinsons, due Tuesdays.
Thursdays, and Saturdays at a. M, and depsn
the same days at 10 a.. m.
1aylor's Bridge, Harrers store, Black klve'
Chapel, Mores Creek, and Long Creek due every
Thursday at p. m. and departs every friday a.
a. m.
O,,slo,o Court House, sneed's Ferry, stump
Sound, and Tapsail Sound due every Mondsy
at D. m. and departs Friday at q. m.
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FAYETTEVILLE MARKET-May L..

There has been very little change in our
market during the week. A lot Of 90 bales
cotton brought SIG. We have heard of no
other sales of any quality. Flour still scarce,
and would sell at So rs to 81 IS. Bacon is
also in demand. But little domestic liquors
offering, and holders find it difficult to work
off.-North CdroiniGn.
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Plantation for Sale.

l. modating terms, the Plantation wherein he
now resides lying about two miles from kenans-
Vile, Duplin County, N. c., and about three,
quarters of mile from one of the best Academies
in the lower part of the State. The tract con.
tains about six hundred acres, well adapted TO the
cultivation of Corn Peas, Turpentine, &c. For
further particulars, enquire of the subscriber, on
the premises. THOMAS SHEPPARD.
DupIin county, May %, ls45. 36-3t
I IME AND HAY.-Just received and fol
- sale, 300 casks Thomastown lime 60 bun
dies Eastern Hay, By BARRY & BRYANT.
MAY 9, lS45-,- 81
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Ne,c Hanover County.
Superior Court of Law,
SPRING TERM, 1s45.
nRDERED by the Court, that at the next
" Term of this Court, the day for the taking
up and despatch of States business shall be alter
ed from Thursday to Friday, said alteration to be
only for that Term; and that all State process be
returnable to said Friday; it is further ordered
that the Clerk of this Court give public notice
thereof by advertisement for six weeks, in one Of
the newspapers published in the town Of VIII
mington. Teste.
0. ALDERMAN, CTk.
May 9, le45. 34-6t. pr. adv. So 81.
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Bacon Corn. Whiskey, SUI.
GAR &c

gar. &c.
FROM NEW ORLEANS:
In the Brick store one door South Of
MeSsrs. Bro,cn {. DeRossets,
OFFER FOR SALE,
- n CASKS Bacon Sides,
eDV 40 do. do. Shoulders,
1900 bushels Com, S hhds. Sugar,
$50 barrels Whisky.
Daily Expected,
100 bbls N. O. Molasses,
SO " Mess Pork,
SO s1 Prime do.
In a few days will remove to the above store
where will be happy to see my friends and Gus
toners. JOHN HALL:
May 9, lS45 34-5t
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1t appears from statistical return drawn up by
the Spanish Minister of Finance, tina: the number
of nuns in Spain is lT72.
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RATES OF FRElG CHIT HENCE TO NETWORK
Naval Stores, 81 d IS cts. per barrel;
Rice, l23 cts. per hundred
Cotton, 81 per bale.
Cotton goods and yarns, so cts. pr: Bale.
Tobacco, So so per hogshead.
Lumber, Sc S. so per m.
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We copy what follows from the Southern

We copy what follows from the southern
Recorder:
Episcopal Convention.
The Convention of the Protestant EpIsco-
nal Church, which has been in session here
since Thursday last, journed yesterday morn
ing. No business of special Importance came
before it. The reports from the different par
ishes were favorable.
A special ordination was held on Sunday
morning in St. Stephens Church, when the
following gentlemen were admitted to Dea-
cons orders Messrs. Owen P. Thackara,
Nicholas A. Okeson, VIM. ]. Ellis, and VIM.
p. Mower. The sermon on the occasion was
delivered by the Rev. E. E. Ford, d. D., of
Augusta, after morning prayer by the Rev. E:
MELVILLE. The candidates were presented
by the Rev. Mr.. Bragg.
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- lA5llIIeNss llgEs -
9zAAAksaE PORT OF WILMINGTON. AAZ
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED.
May l6--shr A F Thorn, Porter, New York,
to G. d Ellis & 60.
l7-brig lisbon, Messer, Newport, to ] Hatha-
way & Son
ls-schrN Nor Carolina, Miller, Philadelphia,
to G w Davis
l9-bris Adamant, burlington, Jamaica, to E
Dickinson
brig Brazilian, Hitchborn, Georgetown, s c.,
bound to Barbados; struck on Georgetown Bar
lay days, threw deck load off, came into this port
for repairs; to E Dickinson.
schr L Smith, Brewster, New York, to r w
Brown.
schr Alaric, Purnell, New York, to c D Ellis
& Co.
schr Richmond, Searcy. New York, to c D e.
lis & co.
schr Gazelle, Price, St Thomas to E Dickinson
schr Friendship Sloo, Middleton, N G, to Brown
& DeRosset.
2O-Br schr Jane, Sims, Nassau, N P, to G w
| Davis.
2l-schr James, Barron, Charleston, to Dick.
inson.
| May l6-Br brig Charlotte, Moody, Liverpool
by G w Davis.
l7-scm Ceres, Tarbox. Wilmington, Del, BY
Russell & Gammell.
schr S Powell, Murch, New York, by G "
Davis.
l9-schr Thames, Hodgden, Porto Rico, by {
w Davis.
2O-brig Charlotte, Hopkins, Guadalupe, b,
Z D Ellis q Go.
2l-hig Union, Mitchell, St Jago de Cuba, b
Russell 4 Gammell.
schr Hanover, Savage, Alexandria, D G, by
w Davis.
schr Julia, Van Glider, Richmond, Va, by {
w Davis.
SH1PwREcK.-By passenger in the Br. schl
Jane, at this port, from Nassau, we learn that tn
schr. James Powers, of Baltimore, went on shor
on the southeast point of the Bahama Islands, O
the night of the Sth inst. Grew were all saved
vessel, and cargo of salt and sponge, total Loss
On the 18th inst, fell in with Br. ship Ann JAM
1900 tons burthen. of Greenock, in ballast. fror
Mobile, bound to Quebec, ashore on the west Ell
of the great Bahamas. A large number of wrecE
ers were about the vessel, and it was supposed tn
ship would be saved.
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and Stevens. were appointed Delegates to The
General Convention.
The next Convention will be held in Eman-
uel Church, Athens. on the Thursday after
the first Monday in May next.
Daniel OConneA.-The Philadelphia cor
respondent of the Washington Unicn. the
Presidents official organ, SAYS 1.-THE rash
and malignant attacks of Mr.. O'Connell upon
the American people and the American 90
vernment, have awakened in the hearts of our
citizens the deepest and most uneouiyocal in
dlgnation. By the repealers his conduct is
particularly condemned. They feel that the Do
stion in VIII CHI he has placed them is humil-
latlng in the extreme; and while thew denv
that he speaks the sentiments of the Irish ma
tlon-a fact which is abundanty confirmed by
the tone of the Irish papers-they do not hest
tate to characterize his conduct bv the terms
which it deserves. presume the example of
the repealers of Baltimore, who dissolved their
association, and transferred their funds to the
Hlbernlan Society,a as soon as Mr.. O'Connell's
speech came to hand, will be followed by the
the repeaIers generally of the Union.''
Political Informution.-The New York
Morning News presents a tablean of the next
Congress, from which it appears that. so far,
SO democrats have been elected. and SO wings:
''Sixty-three members are yet to be elected
three of them in consequence of the failure of
three districts in the New England States to
make choice; in one by reason Of democratic
divisions, and in the other two by reason OF
the scattering votes of the abolitionists. These
are all democratic districts.
"The other fifty-seven members comprise
the entire delegations from the States of Ma.
ryland, North Carolina, Alabama, Mississippi
;, Tennessee, Kentucky and Indiana. To the
last Congress they sent "a democrats and %
wings. We may loose one in Indiana. and
two in Kentucky; and probably gain three in
> Maryland. Our majority in the next House
will be from so to S."
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Cotton.-During Wednesday and Thursday
there was good demand for this article, but yes
terday the market was very dull; we have, howev.
er, no change to notice in prices. The sales are
1900 bales.
NaraI &ores.-Of Turpentine, we have on y to
notice sales of scattering lots at previous prices-
Selected Tar is worth by cargo So per bbl sales OF
small lots being made above this rate. Rosin is
dull, and we have only to notice sale of 200 bbls
No. l White Wilmington, at 81 ls3, cash. There
is better demand for Spirits Turpentine, and 400
casks Southern have changed hands at AZ cents
cash, and 43 "A, mos.
Rice-The market remains as before noticed
Prices are too high for export, and with the excep
ton of 400 ties. taken out of the market, on
terms not TRANSFERRED; the transactions have been
confined to small lots for home use. Advces from
the South tend to confirm the pretensions of hoI.
ders. and we do not vary our quotations. The
stock is ample for the season.