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On Sunday. al.t May. GIDEON FREEBoRS, in the

On sunday 3lst May, GIDEON FREEBORN, In the
s9th year of his sgn
Ill, friends ant those OF his father. Thomas Freedom,
respectfully Invited to attend al. funeral O'Clock
Tuesday afternoon his residence IN g.
fourth house from 6tl-st. iel u
saturday morning. The goth nj, Mrs MERfEL L. FoS
TER, wife OF D.. Joseph ii. Poster 32d OF her
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amnsemsnfs.

TABERNACLE.-MRT EaPLEToN h-gs to
TO M pubic OF Ne- Ycrs that previous to com
,-nug BIZ r. r''nisr-nces ot G'sni oper,, Thurstsy
evroipg JGre Am 10 the OF The evening viii be IT,
nodue-d VIII sorrcpri''e na'ir';i"o'--
Song" My Si.rr Dvar, from nssssn'-lo-
Csvsl,p- Young a. mes Be.uIeoas Flower" from the
Open Il Fra Di.volo.
Rrc-Gt.ud Scen.-"My Compru'ors are Warned
Aria Proudly md WG-.' from Fra Dsvo'o
Aris" PIT. cite Sfunsi. IN Gle! PAur'ra" hOu aaui-
0S Scss. B-.l. ,h.re. Heart" from L. Bav.ee'e.
R-cst-Romanc-'.O Oh yrihts, my o-IIved
sir-'A t.rfIni; who d'r-ns
soue- A. you ;h.o' lie. journey wander from Le
T,cs-.. Fms C-u,.-To commence ats o'clock
For pstueulas s-s Proers AZ Tie M1''e Stores
i-2 SIS -
n lKi"'> t;AKDN> The p'vpa-l,r .. INT. -:t.5-
bs his season vi crrln-or" IN Few ds. os h'ch oces-
silva GA6RIyL, JEROME. ANTOINE.
WHOLE WONDER, u RAvEL FAMILY
will ne 1rs; appe ;h-'e IN yess in this city
Tb- Saloons. Gs'dsn, Wsiss FVunl-ins SC. have been
ave now 1op .t spd se
CANT place Of sumner Amu.-r-nls on ~. Contineni
TIE CONCERTS A LA NUSARp,
no much admired previous will hc Continued
kSPLESDIn ORCHESTRA. including many CT oar trst
nu-lcs has been secured.
Various novelties Preparations anc me proprietor
h- IN snnnbclnt lbs: an arransensai has
Teen -a-c,-d with MILE sL,NGY.
Premier Dxn,euss from he Oprr. of Paris anc abe Berlin
ard Vienna theatres. who viii ne ably ,uppoHedb by
MONS HEM from Paris.
MI II. fLA(tUt,G nc pfpGIa! SSiiir' l>n''s eHENkeu'
Doors open o'clock. begin al O'Clock preoisey
i-l
A L. t-ANUcN.-Sa,G Icy svuGl0S, nay Juan
" lS46-Grsud CoGc-rt Overture Eh-siaEis; Irvu en-
GAllug: Rect snd sris They cead IN MY IA
Tiers II sis" MI Holman; Soldiers Wa;z O~erture 10
Fla Otsvolo. Also. 100 Co.morsmas, Is GaiSN Lsdrs,
S..burser's Wsz Ballad. Ny Pretty Jane. DIR. Hom.n
Norfolk Polka To conclude with the Overture 10 OeeIon
,,uu,.pr, e.nt.
.n-s- THU stOST DELIGHTFUL OF all
EA-aaifr-lt Encnr,iors-A ssil ACROSS The hudson
River 20 Hoboker, aud ih-n walk 10 The
Eyssn Fields aopg the exceedingly picturesque shores Of
the p-c- will prove The esAy accomplished and at
rscive OF s ursl excursions that can he made from the
CITY.
The grounds present charming aspect, the Gees
bein, Ia leaf and Aotl covered with a rich turf.
The Walks excellent order, having been consider
sb.y erb-l,shed tho present Spring.
The Ferry Boats from Barely Canal and ChristoPhorst
are com pleely filed up with AwniaYs and Seats
Nls from Huboken TO Barclays until III ocpk
ami.
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lUHN TEMPLETUN-To 10 puDl.hed 10 low
days price ~ The private biography Of JOIN T1m
peon. vocalist slowing hs early piey when connected
WIN the XIX scotland hs through ls provinces
of gland mis- anours Ms Cole bis funny coufsap
marriage &c kc VIA be sold By all books-iier.-
80 3tis-
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Books.
ITNpLEY,S NEW WORK.

LiNQLSi NE" ~ OnA - -
VEGETABLE kl>GDOM or. TIE Structure SiS'in,
c.Oa sni u-s 81 Pi-bt u u.,rsec urnu The Ns'urn
Sy-'-m b. John L'ndl-y. Pm .. T. 'nd L 5 &c
&c With rp~afd II 5th beautiful wool ard fyphosrsphic
GUS Dee ihck vol svo- Pnc- oniy a. frtrr supply
receives and for .si- ny NlLs.Yk PUTNAM.
Puhi.hars ard rr"r;-'. lef broadway.
" ?. have ju-t fGhlt.h-r. : Treatise The Motive
Powers which produe tie C.rea aron OF the boad, oy
Ewua Willard. ? ic- - evE.s
VI n.rs Spring. Of virginia Nv Wr1 Bnrs- frce sc
k-co -.ti,,ns Of N-xic. ~ Wzfdv Thompson E.c
rrvcy FNtrzord;n,y Minit-r Pruip5seutiary OF he
Cuii-d SI.i-s 81 Mexico. Price 81 ~
rncrut-Tv he .ariy 3hrorh-ciss az l.ai4h by
Addl.Ju Arr,nt- Professor in he Theological S,rnary
Prlfc-ioo Prie- -
Price e ~
Ltnrsry rursr Divins. vol. II Price 80 c-ru.
Gioh. Memoir Of De veau1. with beautiful portrait
Pre- s ~.
csr,e. Complete Concordance to Shakespeare, bent
fully prni-d P1c- s.. 80
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
N The B-k Mary Brough:os, from Haraaa-Mr Z
Simpson Of Boston.
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boar0lna.


DUARDING UP TOWN. delis htiu summer res
ID id-ncu-A private fanny otter Pheasant hooiH' iuf-
a,n-o or uuiurnshrd Aud Juaid, ~ srn-n1n anc MS
and s;Dgle gvut-nler To asfscsoie per-
sons In suitable references he Terms "l! Dc m1drra
Lo -avn Foufn-st and Green wic--aS7hue ine
addressed Aphrus, al mis- ofhce VIII receive aehtI
or IL curry may be uaiu a. lu5 Cnamorf'' of No tiah
mopd-.I
. FnENCH Family, oil me mot resp-c.-uui.y,
AresdiLs IL The Ytlnlty VI Wa'hns!on square,
would i.e boardefs lev ladies' or gsLHe
rn VINO wish 10 pcrcc Ib-,nsclves the FfeLcn ist
gu.g. The facilities purpose of The nf.I ofd-
ofess Ffelcn Professor box no Su Lower fo't once
u 81
,,t. 0l TIYU GENTLEMEN accouiEnO-
" da-d WIN Board pTvat- iaIny, p-a.a.ty located
opposite Inc r.k. No cthef ooaId1fs- address y, l.
rlDune ONCE - - =" eoc
INANTED-Board 10 private iaiaiy In The neisaDoi-
w hood of fullJr fefrS, broJAsn by sins- sehL--
Gisn Atdr-s.f. W. Z. a. M. otacr l..
DUAnDiNG-De.uaoi- rOoms to lei, WIZ ooald, a.
ID w. II UusmD-rssi Lear 6foao~aJ. J. :.
..OAhD.-A .ecvuo a1oT, Two s.-san furnished roola'
D pnutres urszAiasi aho lea a. Ih7 feo!uehce u
,.u,--, n.Iy n.vl- IhaI tn-y reqIt1 ihe
cation u s,y house crLua airy aud irAfeG aid COVE
~ I,.s.A, .,ssr IouIes IL Iwo rius.- s1p.1in1a or
g-nueuiaL and h-' ~Ie' on-is superior oo W
Ude ale ,rIu. Apply ~ - oahA'.I AolbsoVh 'q'Aie
lez~o.'
.,0AKuINt-Prr.ous wi.nips Board haa cou-
ID IvnsoIe Ioors on Tho 'eVefa. hovIs o NJ. l.
:. lew auor. pziu~ AMERICAN hotc Croion WALSH
IN Inc house old every faculty iVr iaAHs coc, not auc
snoser oaps. kei.reoc-. si'tn soo I,q .lLcd. y=-o
liza hDi Nls-OEv !~o Uriii, msu eau te q coii-
ID mUIao " IN very prasani roouis and nfra,iasI aid
90 N, me crIIsuLiuliy ,!azrc House No 400 heu'soh'-
E,t dor Ii - lu.ul1s ChIfcb cof b1Iso"ay J-- o..
paI!Or iot a sr.urniaa aad iah;, AID
D uue .rs- iof senLe'sAA '" I'm 'e1 % paiaai
-, IL, ~ ,pl-ucld iV~ n.shec nvase No III BAN
,,o,l rDtze Inc. sIssr, pass Lear lhe pf=uisoa-
~ n, .,,ldc h=u - TIC house, ifsi1 H-es,
p,I,-. v-fs ND ra.--.A- .anLy IL s4IziL
:uyov iLscOU
.,,,.nD-I.o very Grs!ta6!r foUEIs ceu DC h.1 IN
- bvaI-, % ChahH1e s-.s j. go
su-. u-n.iriual ana Ills wife VI ie" single
II .,-,.-n ma, receive oOard - private .ziaisy IL
-. OIL u, me ely. AtGrs,s l. h oric- vi LAl' pa
PEI
arr 1t,-riea.An.I VJua. With oOsrI, iVf -in-
Is ,lusiu s-u.eLuen, my he Lad a. i-arona'!e
~ No - Melcei-sl urs" reaS rflas AID rfEc- s1'
nei5Cr1e-s vx h--e-i ----------- &c.
-, a., az ii, "A CbeliDefssL-cSv or inioe Jo~ts
a -. accoEi4oda-r>l VILE c; cciIrbi oVe
, -. ~. .,,,L-.s ~ IhauAbeis-sL uIor ~ Get VI
-. a Ia. ra,e. eAcHNhe7~ ny<i -
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II ,tt .eu.ezl DveIdi rIsl .Iaai pfiyair .a;iii:
- a., uib-t pJalorf, VIII lie iaAea Lie r0Vsis Al
s, ~ zI. luruIsn-G-ia- Comforts VI hono Fec
,riyz.- Liable II dcstrrd AdcfS,s fnSair ihi-
bsr- Once
,,,,, !. E,,a .ALE.-A sneit kIne, Inc baflet vi
n whlch l. only :. lucnes i.ns, fecnssioc iecA, 40 ,
- s,npl-,. WIN CASE, irct n length for sale !o"
I.sse'' JuHN J. BROWN co. LIZ Fuiton-sS le2
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=. COLTUN, Auciionvrf
(Y +. Cotton g. co. Ascsss and Commission
Id Ne. chsDt.-Soro Nos. us Falicn ard - Ann sls
Liberal sd s.se-s nsc goods ss os piv,Is sale
q; arct!on and eirus OIt door ,ses Of
~ Of goods puas,nany ID pec
iily collected
TUESDAY. June =
Atle{ e'clsck. No II Bowvry. In the Sd story
SsrsiFF SALE oY CLocxs. Sc-Cor ssts;5s very arS.
Gus, ty o. and eiochs, pieces
patterns. cicch c.tes &c
ALso-A, No s! EiI,bsth-5s-s lah lot work benehes,
sh,fios, Ecertng. t,ele, a. he
WEDNESDAY. Jane 5.
Atiu o'elocs at No To Roadway.
sARsIrF SALK or FAsHtsNAgLE SrocK cf SrAsoNAsLE
Day 6vop,-Compr,nog very larg- casnGty Of superior
cusl.n de- I.nss prints b&EortBrs Der hp-u asppe!s
muslin, shirpg sessrug. table hosiery, NIB
bous jscoae ossndsss eams es, sesrfs. ersvss. pen
h,uckerche psasos skn.shadss laess dfing, sewing
six and eoucn together ~hh large quantity OF fancy
goods kc. Also fIarss Of steTs cases counter,
d-.Ll ooh
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nlInalior,s, 81. uanlrG.

iNANTED-By two respectable Young Women. situs
w ch4noeTaid and 10 nssisI 10 ing and
ron!Dg tn- UIn-r general Homework 10 sra pr
fz;l ,or chi dr-n Good cy references
be given Apply AZ Ito L.uf-ns.si between Houston
md aleecSer SIS Ia The res 2t-
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49, 40 LET-Th- dwelhns part OF Houses corner VI
aEa Twcut-ln Of and ntnhav-nus (Chas-s-'quar1 re-
hA pl-tp with every equivalence for boarding. house
or schoo sixteen rooms inc udng bath ROOM waller
Closet range snd all the modern Crotch wafer hxures
Rent low 10 good tsoani lssuiro OF
D. A. CUsHMAN. No. lss Pearst.
rnylo tst or 9thnvenu-. -t,twr-n 3mh and 2ist su
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And on Sundays VIII Ieqvc as foIIOwd
pier f,ot of Canal, Foot Of Plke-sL and No. l,
.tNR. Err Mr..
Al 10 O'Clock A'ict o'clock ~ y Az !, o'clock + ".
aud Coney l2t and O'Clock p u landing al Fort
Hamilton an Yellow Hook each way.
Fare l2l cents
will be In readiness, the arrival OF tho
Fort Hamilton to tato passsDgsrnt New utrecht
and Baih also CoGcy lslaGd 10 take passengers 10 tdo
unns, hn,.r. I-2 STA
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LAKE SUPERIOR COFFLn l1tNh
DEPUkTS Of Wa. \. Burt and Bea Hubbard. Esqrs.
IL U the Geography Topography and Geology OF The l
) Survey. of The Mineral Region oi he SCUM sho OIL
,,e superior for 1916 accom- panied by list OF working
and organized Mining Compaoes isl OF mineral loca,
tions by and correct Map ot The htnrr.l
Region and also Chart OF L,ks SUPERIOR Price 81 80
For sale by LEAVlTT, TROW Il co. 1874 Broadway
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MONTHLY REPORT uf lhe Mutual Life Insurance
lVl Company OF New York No 80 WHlrs.
This Institution during The month OF May, iIsued one
h,,nh ID snhr E,nr new Puicles viz:
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EElOW

Ships Bark and BrIg., unknown.
Packet ship Oxford for Liverpool has anchored at the
W Sot: Wind bound Wind Sc.
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Qnrtinu Galee.

JOSIAH ACEAnps Aacrlnerr.
! RY HANGS, RICHAkpS & plaTT-sto, p.
I ~ o& SUPERINTENDENT Cab nd. rees 10 Sdo 90 60 n
s,gamens f'~ iu-r'-- Sale.
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A.Tanso having octave 81 pea.i: and CONSTRUCTS"
On asT 49, r.s j. l. RANSOM co. ss Posztsl
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AAAkf1 SEA BAchs.-
w ,nai tho Warm Sea Bsihs a
have bsen ratified for tho eoutn,
m. until II O'Clock NJ aigst q
ara ba,a.ng, II is unnsesssary y
Known snd acknowledged,
cons, or ave tick1ts for oce dol
tor Honsn Cpotor Rziha- M.
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LIXTk .Cr or LEnOc-Fos nAsofihs Ce-Ards
Elcs cream Jsli-s syrups tn- Tais 10 pure Extract,
coolauinx tho tue favor II De fra 10 bottles . ceo
zach Prepared by HENRY JOHNSON, Clients; and
1Dt.,o-.i and n Eat Brrsdwsy. mH9 2niseoo
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To, pcDilc .ro iUturE,d
tho loot Of Dosbross-s-sl
s-sson- Op,n from son-
,n1 sdyaatascs Of n<rm
,pe.k, 90 generally 10 .
rtco OF Q Warm pslh Is
ar which admit 10 lbs Az
-ssv-ai ruve ip,'s'
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r. NEW FERRY TO CUNEr iSLAEo,
2 xetSIis--ssFor Hamilton ard Yellow Hook. the
sir anbost PRO- ETOR, Capt III. Nal
ian Will run I'M Tho above Ferry pg the month Of June,
49,. ,,,;, t,,h.r ,or. ,1.ry W Law A. fu,lows l.ay.
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"A ANTED-Ay rs.peci abe Young Woman, Ellis
w Ton 10 lur general o-s II Respectable ia
uy or ss cna lei maid She Is good COOK and ar.
rate -sher bod city reference be gwen
plo-,e cali al III H-st-f-sL No objection 10 go Ia The
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1!iASTED--As iII ,ioD by respectable YouusW oman
w 80 AID IL =" hing foUink,
or plain re~ln.-or The keh-n OF ANAL
Vale fslly. Tue advertiser Protestant, aid
nm-ud-1 from hsr last place. Please appiy st.i7
NyI,.,r1-,t an -,sr, -1
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-05-15

and squadron of the I'd Dragons. by force
of 1000 Mex leans under the ccnimshd Of Gen.
fotseion. Gen. Tas lor. on.the 24th, had re-
ceived report that The enemy were crossing
the river above this camp. Capt. Thornton,
with his command, was sent out on The even
ing of the 24th 10 examine The country above
and see whether there was any truth in the
report. His command was composed of Capt.
nardee, Lieut.. Kane, Lieut.. Mason, SER
peants, corporais, bugler and 40 prIvates.
His Mexican guile returned this morning.
stating that he had been attacked al 8 o'clock
on the morning Of the 25,h. by a large number
of the enemy. and that the whole command
was captured OF destroyed. The guide warn
ed him that he was In The vicinity OF the enc.
my and refused to proceed. He waited until
hight; and h5he nf the party coming in. lie fe-
turned home. About IL this morning pIi
vate of the ARMY was brought in in cart. Ele
was wounded. The than who brought him
was the bearer of fote from rerrejon to
Gen. Taylor, the amount of which was that
"on The score Of humanity he claimed the
privilege of sending into him Dragons, who
were wounded In an engagement brought on
by charge from an American cavalry officer
against his command of men, as he had no
flying hospital" He then spoke Of the rest
being prisoners, and said '.ihey would be treat
cd with the consideration due prison rs OF
war, agreeably to the custom Of civilized ma
tiuns." From The wounded dragoon We eb-
tain the following facts That the charge was
made in open ground; that when the command
"charge" was given. bal a few Of the enemy
were seen. but lis they dashpd over hill the
whole command presented themselves; they
were sred upon, and immediately SURROUNDED
and taken prisoners. He does not know wha'
became Of Capt. Thornton. Capt. Hardee
and Lieut.. Mason are prisoners, and all are
we'll. File r. ports Lieut.. Kane as shot. and il
is feared he is killed. Ten meh were killed
Before the cart left, one Of the two men men:
toned died. From the note Of Gen. r., II
seems that he accuses Capt. Thornton Of hav-
ing charged upon him. One can hardly con-
e,ive Of such madness as charging 5000 men
With GO, and it Is fair to presume that he was
surrounded and charged TO cui his way through.
Time wilt clear il Ill up. The capture Of
Captain Thornton's party, and sad death o.
Lieut.. Porter. and murder Of Col. Cross, are
rather mel. neholy commandments Of the W ar
say u.r, for there Is no doubt of its Pxls
tence. and THAI unless an asmisiice is signed
in sen days, we must have scme hard fighting
: The enemy are collecting in some considera
BILE numbers, and think their force may bt
estimated with safety at 5000. Gen. T"ylo
is rapidly pushing forward his field work, ane
! / understand has sent for 1000 volunteers
two thousand from Louisian, and two from
! Texas. If they will give as tair fight, VI
do not doubt our ability to whip them /; bat /
they are going to give us SECOND edition o
the Florida arar it will he very annoying al
fir. Yours very truly,
W. S. HENRY, II. u. S. 4.
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kentucky and corresponding letters were address
sed to the respective governors of those S,asas.
These instructions were repeated; and i'm January
last soon after the incorporation of rexas into cur
union Of States, Gen. Taylor was further 'author-
lied by the President to make a requisition upon
ihe executive of that Safe for such of its militia
fierce as may be needed to rePel INVASION Ia Sc
cure the country against unprecedented invasl on."
On the second day of March. he was again remin.
died. lin the event of the approach of any consider
bile Mexican force, promptly and efficiently to use
the authority with which he clothed to call TO
him su h auxiliary force As he might need'' War
actually tx sting, and our territory having been in
vae.I Gen. Taylor, pursuant TO authority vested m
him by my direction has called on the Governor
of Texas for four regiments "f State troops--two 10
he mounted, and two t" serve OH foot; and on the
Governor Of louisiana for four regiments of infln-
try. to I've sSHt Ia him as soon practicable.
niuriher vindIcatIon of our rights and defence
OF our territory invoke the prompt action of Con-
gress tH recognize the existence of the war; and 10
ace at the disposition ofhc Executive the means
Il prosecuting the war with visor, aGd thus hasten=
lag the restoration Of peace. To This end [ re-
commend that authority should be given to call in
to the public service a large body Of volunteers to
serve for OF less than six or twelve months unless
sooner discharged. A volunteer force is beyond
question, more efficient than any other description
Of citizen soldiers; and it is hot 10 he doub,cd
that number far beyond that required would
readily rush to the field upon the call of their coun-
try. further recommend hat liberal provision
I've made for sustaining our entire military force
and furnishinsit with supplies s. munitions of war
! The most energetic and prompt measures, and
the immediate appearance in arms Of large ant
oveFpowering f"rce. are recommended 10 Congre
as the most certain aud efficient means Of bringing
the existing collision with Mexico to speedy anC
successful termination.
! In making these recommendations, deem i
proper I" declare that 1t is my anxious desire no
only to terminate hostiliics speedily, but to brin:
all matters in dispute between this government
and Mexico to an early and anic,be adjustment
and. i'll this view. | shxiI be prepared tu renew
Negotiations, whenever Mexico shall he ready t,
receive propositions, or to make propositions 0
her own.
! Itransmi, herewith copy ofshe correspondence,
b' ten oar envoy to Mexico and. tue Mexican
minister for foreign affairs aAd SO tGuch of th
correspondence between thai envoy and <he Sec
retary Of State, and between the Secretary of Wa
and the general in censRsas,,l ou TIL. Del Nuetc,
are Necessary full uss.ler sts..,lit,g Il the sub
jet. JAMES K. FOLK.
Washington, May lth, ISlS.
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- 1:.ss .ARIzl3 11gRs "a,
49, Port OF WILMINGTON. 49,
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
May 7-Br brig Sea, Godfrey, Bermuda, to
Brown & UeRosset.
s-schr Atlantic, GRANGER, PAladelphla, to J
Mulock.
schr Balance Bennett Gloucester. M,ss, to Bar
ny & Bryant.
9-schr Emma. Louisa, boon, Philadelphia, 10
Brown s. DeRosset
lO-schr Judge Hitchcock, Hathaway, Char.
!estoh to e Dickinson
scnr poutiac, Philips, Charleston, to Russell &
Gamme
schr Ouslov, Mcdonald, Charleston, to Sanford
" Smith.
| ll-schr Heroine, Sparks, st Augustine. to E
Lutterloh.
l2-schr Ocean, Savage, from Savannah bound
to New York. put in here in Distress with t'ss Of
deck load and in leaky condition to q w Davis
brig John NJ Clayton, Parker, Philadelphia, 70
! E Lutteroh. :,
brig Nonpariel, Pope, New Bedford. to Russell
g. Gammeil.
brig Peruvian. Watson. New York, to @ w
| Davis.
schr Panpero, Beaell, New York, to r w
Brown.
schr Fayetteville, dfeen. Bal:imose, to Brvwn g.
DcRossett.
Packet schr D Jones, Griein, New York, to
r w Brown
Schr Express, Hatcher. New River, II master.
schr Julia Vangiller. Boston, to u w Davis.
| lf-schr V4lhal.s, base, Boston, to Barry &
Bryant;
i3-brig Trojan, Mitchell, from New York. to
Russell & Ga;nmeII.
schr Champion, Farrow, from SwansboEo,' 10
Vim Cooke.
sloop Cleaner, Raibon, from Shallo,te, to g W
Davis.
schr Example. Mydge.s. Middleton, Corn &
>had, to VIM Cooke.
Nav 7-s,hr Jack Downing; Parker. OnslOw
by Russell & Gammell.
! s-brig Sea Flower, Packncr, Point Petre
Guadalupe, by Barry & Bryant.
/ schr Ii Westcott, Lodge, Philadelphia by J
schr Sarah Jane. Price, Philadelphia, BY J Mu.
lock.
6-brig Echo, Smith. Havana. by Hathaway
& Son.
by w Brown.
schr Chris,ianna Caroline, Price, Charleston,
by G w Davis.
ll-brig Helen Maria, sweetser, Guysma. Pos-
to Rico by g w Davis.
schr Delaware, Holbrook, Thomasson, Ne. b.
Russell & Gammell.
schr Onslow. Mcdonald, Charleston, By San
ford e. Smith.
I ia-bris Argo, Curtis, Bossen, by Ballard d
MeRae.
brig William Fish. Boston.by Russell d Gam
meH.
brig Cosumbis. Jordan. Boston. BY g r Frsnsh.
! schr Constitution, Milsoe. New Bedfosd, ~ z j
Ls,tsrloh. ,
!, ls-schy FIoEics. Cosson. Boston, By q w
DasiA
1 ssss HSsssae. spssa. rtisss4aix D - Lot
sesiOA.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-05-15
WfLMiNCr'oN NARKET-M.y Il.

Owing to the crowded Stale Of our columns. wS
are compelled to omit this week cur table Of quo
taiions. The following review, will, however,
shew all the changes that have taken place since
last report, and we fr % former table for pricss.
NAVAL SrORES-rhe depression in this
article still continues, and from all we can learn:
the probability is that the article wall and bus fsw
purel asese fts some time to como We quote fas
last sales Virgin. So IS, and So, for. this yssss
Yellow Dip. This is q slight advance fr.ih lea
weeks quotations, but we cannot vouch for q ca.
tnuaucc Of these prices. The article may be law,
CT tomorrow. or it may be higher. Tar 10 souae-
what in request but 10 no great extent. TAs last
sale was made at 81 063. In Spirits Tarpsnsias
we can hear of no tran -actioa.
TIMBER & LUMBER-Last sales 81 Tia
Der 81 to S. SO, ,mrke, well supplied and sales
dull Quarter Flooring. last sales $40 10 Sill
Wide boards Sc to S64--Scantling 81. dallr,.
ElAVES-R. o. dressed. 81 to 80.
sHtN0LES-S2 81. firm.
HACON-Is dull Of sale and hard b s~Il, ssrS
guam iy. retail prices from store ss pee lest xesks
quotat ehs.
CORN-Has arrived ffeely--ons lot Of 1000
bushels superior Bladen sold at 7Oc. and saIes Of
auction from q North County arrival were made
at 67sc-lo,s ahoat are held at 67a Zoe.
FLOUR-A sale Of SO barrels was made, yes-
terday at IS rs, IS and SIS rs, For stp+t6ne, 6ns
and Cross Fayetteville, go days.
1fME-4OO casks arrived. sold we understand
at Sl-lo,s from store arc soa at 81 374 81 so:
MULASsES- Sales Of several lots at Gle. NJ
further arrivals
| MACKEREL-Ias hatrels No 8. sold at SS
50 81 from vcssel--half barrels at Sc.
RICE-60 casks prime changed hands At $50 {.
! SALT-'rhe balance Of the lot noted as assivsl
last week has been sold at 3Uc. aud stored.
LlQUORS-No change.