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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-12-05

No. Is South Second street,
PHILADELPHIA,
I1AyE now in Store large assortment OF
Rich Millinery Goods,
Adapted TO Fall Sales, such as
Bonnet Silks and Sstins-fgSrd and plain.
Fancy Ribbons Of entirely new styles.
Plain Man,us and Satin Ribbons, Of all widths.
Black and CoIored Silk Velveis.
French Fancy Feathers and Flowers.
Fancy Tap Ness and Lsces
Buck ans, Willows, Crown LInings, &c. &e.
Many Of the above articles being Of their own
imp riation, they arc ensbied 10 offer them st the
lowest prices
Phlsdelphis, Sept 5rh, lsi6.-lm
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- @A1gMsg 31ggs -
10. Qkk PORT OF wILM1NGToN. AAK
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED
Oct. :5-schr Laura. Pigott, Shslotte, 10 G W
Davis
Schr L P Smith, Brewster, N Y, to RW Crown
26-brig Anawon, Swasey, Newport, r I, to
Hathaway & Son
schr Joseph Hudson, Godfrey, N Y. GWDsvis
Schr Sarah Jane, Marden, Phil, TO i Mulock
Schr F A Heath 'urtis. Boston, to E Dickinson
Schr Falcon Parritt, S,euhen. Me. to master
schr Clark, Dram. WaIdobo:o, Me, to master
27-brg Mazeppa, Colson, Boston,E Dickinson
Arrived AT sNITHvlLLE.
Oct &C. Brig Westport Kent. N York, with
Stone for Fort Caswell, to G w Davis.
Oct 24-hrg Electro, Packard, New Orleans,
by Barry & Bryant
Schr Melvina, Nckerson. New London, by J
Mulock
chr scgochet. Watts, N o, by John Gammell
scbr Joseph Hudson, Godfrey, Little River, by
G w Davis
27-brig Altoona, CLARK, Cuba, by Brown &
DeRosset. -
Packet schr R W Brown, Francis, New York,
BY R w Brown
Schr Pampero. Cole, New Bedford by master
CHI Laura, Pigot, Shallotte, by G w Davis
2s-brg Belle, Myers. N York, by CIV Davis
Brig Lion, Sedgely, Guadalupe, lumber, by E
Dickinson.
Schr q D Ellis, Steelman, Philad, lumber by E
Lu:teroh
29-schr Santiago, Ingraham, Baltimore, BY
Ganmell.
Brig Mary Jane. Lermond Bait. by Gammell.
Schr Fayetteville, Green, Baltimore. by Brow m
& DeRosset.
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10000 bags more than that Of last year. In Ma
dras or Java nothing done ASA bags Java have
arrived. Cleaned Carolina has met with partial
demand at 34s for second and 4Os for first quality
which is 9s to los higher than at the same period
in 84s. Patna has been 10 steady demand, and
the best quality is now worth 24s to 25s, aud bro.
ken 2Js to els cd per cwt.
Naval SroREss-Prices Of Turpentne contin-
ue rapidly to adva ce. the supply being small and
the demand extensive. For Spirits the latest rates
paid have been SIS to SOS, and some parties are
asking Cos. Of rough the market has been nearly
cleared at higher prices, los Sd TO los Sd having
been paid. Tar is much wanted, but not much is
to be had Stockholm 10 worth iss, and Archange
| i9s per Dbl.
HAVRE, FRANCE. SEPT. 80.
RrcE-The only sale to notice ia Carolins
Rice is lot of so siefces, in second hands, at f3s
SO to d per SO Kill duty q a75) paid. In Eas, In
dia we have to record saIes of loo tons, delivers
bic upto the end Of May next, at f25 SO 70
home use.
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MONTEREY, Sept. %, 1916,
5 o'clock afternoon.

An express rider has this moment arrived
from Salinas, which place he left this morn
ing. 1t is only days ride this side of Sal
tillo, and he states, on the authority of Mex
lean, that Santa Anna arrived at that city yes.
terday morning OF the evening previous, and
at once commenced fortifying the place with
vigor. He had no less than $4,000 with him.
which, added to those which left here under
Ampudia, will swell his army to over 10000
men. Report farther has it, that he is to erect
works and batteries close by the Rinconada-
the limits OF our lines by the sixty days truce
If all this should prove true, the army may
have bloodier work to do than ever. One thing
is certain-Santa Anna was hourly expected
here when Gen, Taylor arrived, and many
think that Ampudia's reasons for wishing to
retire was the fact that he found himself to a
degree surrounded after the successes of the
ID division, and was anxious to form juno.
ton with his master on the best terms he could
make. We shall know more about this mat.
ter in day or two.
Lieut.. Dilworth, OF the LIST T. S. Infantry
died this forenoon OF his wounds. Capt R
II. Graham, who was badly shot, it is thought
is fnending. He belongs to the 18th U. S, In.
fantry.
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odd Felt0a1's school.

FHNHE exercises of this institution will be re-
- commenced on the 18th inst.
The English and Male department under tho
management of Mr.. l.. Megnney; the Femsle
department under Miss e. Richardson. assisted by
Miss Mary Ann Fergus and the Classical depart
ment under q competent teacher.
TERMS.
Four dollars per Quarter, for the following
branches, including hooAs. stationery. &c; Spc:.
ling. Reading. Arithmetic and Intellectual A.
rithme.ic. Grammar, Geography. History, Com
position. Algebra, Philosophy, Botany, Drawing.
Vocal Music. and EI.eution.
For Classics and the higher branches Of Mathe-
mates. seven dollars per quarter. exclusive Of
books.
Tickets to lie obtained al the Office of Col. IMo.
McRae, North Water street.
JOHN MeRAE, \
]. BALLARD.
ALEX. McRAE, STrestses.
JAMES r. MILLER,
A. BRYANT,
October 9, 1916. AT
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New Fall and Winter
GOODS.
HI. s. KELLY.
" f r G HAN Vt TAIL r
MARKEr-srREEr, WILMINGTON, N. e.,

MARKET-sTREET, WILMINGTON, N. e.,
HAS recently returned from the city of New
York. with large and we'll selected stock of Goods
in his line, to wit Super super West OF England,
French, German, and American CLUTHS and
CASSlMERES, VEST1NGS, &C.. all of the la.
test lnportaions, embracing every variety of shade
| and color, which most in favor all of which
will be made to order manner and style that
cannot be surpassed in this or any other city in
the Union. Having spent the last two or three
months in the Northern cities, and acquired tho
| rough knowledge of all the latest styles of gen.
tlemen's garments, and procured some of the best
city workmen to assist me in trying to perfect the
ART and science of my profession together with my
own experience, l feel confident in assuring the
citizens OF Wilmington. as we'll az the surrounding
county, that all who favor me with "a call shall
not go away dissa isfied as regards CHEAP
GOODS or PERFECT FIT.
solicit the attention of the citizens generally TO
my fancy goods of the most desirable styles, con.
sisting in part of rich fancy ScarS and Cravats.
plain and black; plain and scanned silk and satin
Stocks; sef-adjusting rich fancy Cravat Ties !;
Shirts, Bosoms and Collars of every style and
quality; silk. cotton, woolipn, merino and buck
skin Under Garments: fall and winter Gloves. of
all kinds ;SSuspenders Handkerchiefs. Dressing
Gowns; Hosiery, Cravat stlffeners; Umbrellas, &c.
sc. All which will be SOLD CHEAP.
In addition to the above will be found large
and general assortment of R E A D YIN A ID E
CLOTHING. which consists in part of Dress
aud Frock Goats. Pants. Vests Over Goats. CIoaks.
&c. &c. Having made arrangements with one of
the largest Wholesale Clothing Stores in New
York. on such terms that will enable me to sell
much cheaper than any one only manufacturing a
few articles under bis own eyes.
N. B.-My friends and customers will bear in
mind that hereafter ! shall adopt new system
For cash there will be a discount of ten per cent
It would be we'll for cash customers to make i,
known as in future ! shall make great difference
| between cash and credit October 30 1916.
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DIE De

In Bladen county, q few days since. Mr.. John
Lucas.-In Newbern, on the 18th inst. Mrs
Martha Stevenson, wife of Mr.. Martin Stevenson
10 the I'D year Of her age.-In Jones county
Mr.. James W. Harrison, in the seth year of hi.
age.-In Fayetteville, on the 10th inst, Mrs
Mary Hall. wife of Mr.. John H. Hall.
At his residence in New Hanover county, N
c.. on the 9th instant. Daniel George. Esq aget
IS years. He has left bsreaved wife and si1
children to m"urn his departure. But we are no
to sorrow as those who have no hope. Brothe
George was a member of the Baptist Church fo
thirty odd wears before his DEATH and never. per
haps. manifested greater concern for the prospe
rity of Zion at large. and for religion in his ow,
soul, than he did in his latter days. and a. sucl
we can but hope our loss is his infinite gain Com
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WILMINGTON MARKET-Oct. 20


NAVAL STORES.--The news from Eu-
rope by the last steamer, has caused a decided
Improvement in the naval store market, both
for the raw and manufactured article. Since
last Friday, the day on which the European
news was received here, Turpentine has been
advancing and the arrivals to market have
been both small and slow. We hear of sale
this morning at So 171-2c for export. Altho'
the price is by no means settled, we think we
may safely quote for best qualities from So IL
rates within day or two past The latter
price was paid for very superior lot of Vir.
gin Dip. Spirits has also gone up, and we
Quote for sales made this week as high as Is
cents. We learn from a private source, thai
sales were made in New York on last Monday
at so cents cash ; and that the article was sell
ing in Boston, at last advices, at 60 cents, SIX
months No. Rosin.-A lot brought ST 2s
few days past; No is nomnally quote
at 80 cents. Tar.-This article is very scarce
We can hear of but one sale of SO bills
which brought So, The article is in great de-
mand in Europe.
LUMBER-Nothng doing.
TIMBER-Sales yesterday for fair Mil a
Sc Sc so. There are now upon the marke
six RATS unsold .No,sales had been made this
morning up to the time of making up our re-
port. The demand, however, is fair.
| STAVES-Red Oak HID are yet withou
demand. White Oak Bbl, for Cooper's use
clear of inspection, we quote at former prices
SHINGLES-Salesy yesterday at So rs. De
mand slack.
BACON-The market is we'll supplied, an,
prices are shade lower than this day week
We quote for prime Hams 81 &C.; Sides II
Shoulders 7c.
LARD-supply good. Quotations withou
change.
CORN-No arrival to report. Store prices
IS to 70 cents.
MEALS scarce, and we quote at 80 cent.
for fresh ground of new corn.
HAY-A sale of 800 bales few days sine,
at IS cents
LIQUORS-We quote N. E. Rum at &c
Gin at 3o-and Apple Brandy at 30 81 cts
FLOUR-The market continues to be fair
ly supplied with Canal, and prices are firm a
quotations No arrival of Fayetteville sine
last report
LIME.-No arrival.
| pEAS.-Ground, are beginning to find thei
way to market, which has opened at fair pr
ces. Sales were made this morning at IS cts
per bushel, and holders are asking 90 cents
Some few lots, we understand. sold yesterda,
at 80 cents. We quote at IS and 80 cents
for fair statement OF the market Blne
j. Eys-sre also beginning to come in. thong
J, in small lots We bear OF sale Of Is bush
els, new crop, at SIS cent. There have bee
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Go T. RING

as can be found in the market. As they were
manufactured under my own superintendcnce. and
every gaIment sell warrent to give satisfaction
or it may be returned and the money refunded.
consider that q good business can only be estab-
lished by giving all satisfaction, which am deter
mined to do If you favor me with call ] will
thank you whether you purchase or not ut my old
stand on Market street.
The above Goods will be sold lower than have
ever been Offered before for cash. or on time to
punctual customers. CHAS. BARR.
Oct. 23d. 1916.
N. B.-I shall in future settle my business ev.
cry SIX months: say. the LIST Of January and the
LIST Of July, and will expect punctsaIity in pay
ments. will also make deduction Of six pei
cent for rash, for all sums over $40.
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NllI'lCE.

gRLOORING and WEATHER BOARDS,
! well dressed. also sheathing and laths, can be
at eli times had at the Central Planning Mill, which
will be delivered to the purchasers on any wharf
designated in town, without charge for zanspor-
tatlon.
Persons wishing to have lumber planned 1t said
Mill, are furnished with fat Of convenient size
fres from charge. Apply TO the subscriber, two
doors north Of the Custom House.
Oct lsl E. J. LUTTEFLoH.
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no sales of Cow peas of new crop, but small
lot will be offered to-day or tomorrow.
SALT..--No arrival, Tufksi Island cells
from store at 35 cents. Liverpool sack- with
out change. See quotations
RICE.-There is no fresh beat on the mar.
ket either of old or new crop neither do we
hear Of any Rough Rice having been offered
for sale.
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MARRIED,

In this Gown on the 23d inst. by the Rev. D.
B. Black, Capt. David Williams, to Miss Susan
L. Holmes, all of this county.
IT, Enon county. Alabama, on the 18th inst.
BY the Rev. ]. ]. Grover. the Rev. Grandson Roy
sier, of Perry county; to Miss Caroline A, young
est daughter of the Rev. Thomas Gardner, former
ly of Wilmington.
In Sampson county. on the 18th inst, by w
S. Robinson. Esq. Mr.. E. G. Ward. of Dupiin 20
to Miss Mary J. Robinson. daughter Of James Ro
binson, ESQ.
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] shall write by the first opportunity. and if
can collect all the information want, will
giVe you full description of Gen. Worth's
division. Operating in different places at the
sam. time. it is impossible to get hold of every
thing in day.
The mail is just closing, so in haste:
C w K
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TO Hnfch OaEnp9.s.

ZRHE subscriber has had in his possession.
~ GOLD LEVER WATCH, double cased,
old STYLE for some time, which he took from free
negro, supposing her to have been stolen. Tbs
negro stated at one time that he bought her in
Raleigh, and at another in Wilmington. Diligent
inquiry has boon made in order to end the owner.
hut no one can he found who claims her. Tho
negro cut soon after got possession of the watch.
and have not heard from aim since. The watch
seems to have been repaired both in Wilmington.
n. e and Norfalk, Va. The owner can obtain
the watch by proving property and paying char
ges, or application TO me.
JAMES z. NORRIS.
Newbesn N. e.. Oct, 49, 1846 6-3t
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I"OT'ECE.

ZNHE Stockholders of the Wilmington and Raj
- eigh Rail Road Company. will please recol
lect that the I'd Thursday <l2th) in Novembe
next, is he appointed day of their annual meet
ing in this place. Punctual attendance is desira
Bile, as business Of great importance will be pre-
sented for consideration.
E. B. DUDLEY, Pres't.
October 9, ls46 AT
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WV - NHE<D@

"HE SCHOOL COMMIT TEE for Dis.ric.
- No. 5, New Hanover County. desirous
of employing competent TEACHER to take
charge of the Common School" in said District.
He will be required to procure certificate Of quail
ification from Col. James r. Miller.
October l6, 1916 5tf
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consisting in part of French. English and Ameei
can Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings; Rich Silk
Velvet Vestings; Rich Iinselled Vestings; Rich
French Merino Vestings; Paris style fancy Cas-
simeres 6-t English Tweeds shaded striped
French Cioaking Black Watered Scarfs; fame,
Joinville Scsris; Polka H'dkfs; fancy Neck Ties
Black Italian Cravats; Kid, Silk, and Mesine
Gloves Merino and Cotton Shirts. Drawers, arc
half Hose F.; Gurnsey Shirts. Bosoms, Collars. Sus
penders. Caps, Umbrellas, &C.. &c.
He would respectfully call the attention Of thu
public to as extensive and fashionable stock o
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NOTICE..

T1ONSIGNEES and owners Of Goods, coming
" by any of the Packets consigned to my adj
dress are hereby notified That they must attend TO
receiving them on their arrival, and during the
time the vessels are discharging, rs will not be
responsible inr any goods after being landed.
GEORGE W pAVse,
Neteh<r Is. fc4A
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A PPLICATION will be made to the next
n General Assembly for charter to give .
Joint stock Company power to establish Schenl
in the vicinity Of Black River Chapel. New Haa.
over county.
Oct 23d ls46.-l6.5ts
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RmM CASKS LIME,
200 bales prime Eastern Hay,
so bushels Cow Peas.
400 pounds North Caro- ina Bacon,
barrels do do Lard,
10 bags Laguira Coffee.
do Rio do.
IS barrels Apple Brandy,
IS do Imitation do.
10 quarter casks Malaga Wine,
90 bushels Dried Apples,
lO.barrels Sugar, &c. For sale by
Oct so-7.2t1 A. MARTIN.
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Earthe,,, Glass, s China Ware.

VE>HE subscriber has just returned from the
IL northern cities with full ard splendid as
sortment Of EARTHEN, GLASS, AND CHI
MA WARE, of the Attest and most fashionable
patterns. which he offers on the most reasonable
terms. 1t having been selected by himself, he has
no hesitation in pronouncing his stock superior
as to style and quality to any ever before opened
ia this market. J. H. 9TH WE'LL,
South side Of Market Sd door from WI alter st.
Wilmington. Oct. 10, lS46. 5-t2sd
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To Philadelphia.-spirits Sac Naval Stores,
IS 3Oc. Lum' er SIS.
Cotton goods and yarns, to Philadelphia. cts
per cubic foot.
To BaHimore-Spirits Soc. Naval Stores
80 a 33c. Lumber SAL.
Cotton, ST. IS. Yarns &c. per cubic foot.
To Boston.-Spirits SOC. Naval Stores. 35c.
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FANCY GOODS

Also, Hair Dresses for Ladies; Gid and Steel
Chains for Watches and Sc ssore Silk Money
Purses, new style; Beads Of every description.
Coral, SaIin, and Glass. also, Steel Beads. at 10
cents per bunch Necklaces &c. &c.
He invites the public 10 examine his stock be-
fore buying elsewhere, as he is cenfJcn, he can
sell cheaper govds than any other house in the
place. JACOB KRAUS.
October 9, iS46 At
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Oh Il n Z
KD~ " aG0oD@@

Among which may be found Calicoes from Ct Ia
l23 cents per yard: Mu<lins. st TO 10 cents Of
very excellent quality Ginghans from Ct to Is
cents per yard. a superior article; Mouslin De
LANES Of all qualities Rep Cashmeres. in pieces
Rep Cashmere Robes; Alpacas; a very large a.
sortnent Of Trimmings, cheapest ever offered fos
sale in this market; Laees and Edgings. from
to IS cents Bonnet, Cap. and plain Ribbons. Of
all aorta. q VERY larrs asSnrtnenf Of
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@HNMKE@
6Hnn CASKS fresh rhomastcr Lime,
~Ovnow landing and for sale ia lots 20
suit by BARRY L. BRYANT.
Oct. 23d, le4e
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(O.PNrt7aerShiD.
For Rent.

IN THAT large and commodious brick
fsss1A dwelling house, situated on Third street,
!s.N4 and reccntly occupied by David Reid.
6kE8 Esq. Apply to w. A. BERRY, NJ. D.
October 9, 1916. Aft
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=@UM~Hs~
new LOTTERY OFFICE.
Petersburg, va.
~ DAMS r. ~
D. PAINE & CO., MAxAc1ns


SPLENDID SCHEMES!!!
n TTENTFON Adventures are requested
~ to notice the following splendid schemes
Those wishing to obtain Prize Tickets, invited
to apply personally by letter, to the subscriber
Don't forget ~, H. N. SQUIRE,
Bank St.. Petersburg, Va.
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III TERS s. B.H
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
Hats, Caps, Bonnets, Umbrellas, Walking

Hats, Gaps, BOnnets, Umbrellas, Walking
Canes, &c. &c.
m RESPECTFULLY call the atten-
ton of the citizens of Wilmington
81 and vicinity, to their large and
splendid assortment now receiving at
the old stand of c.. MrERs, North side of Market
strce:, which we offer at wholesale and retail,
cheaper than erer.
GEMS Beaver, Nutria, Moleskin, and
Silk Hats,
of Beel,ee &, Costar's and Leary's Fall Fashion
for 1916. splendid article, just received. and a
" few more left of the same sort" Please call and
examine them. Also, very large assortment of
Mems. Boys, s. Infants Caps,
of the latest and most approved patterns. Gent .
French soft Dress i k, Velvet and Cloth apps;
Gents French Guard do: Blue and Black Spring
Band, Palo Alto. ri ggold, Oregon, Oil Silk, Vel
| veteen, Glazed Lawn, &c, &c.
Youths and Boys Caps
Of every style and quality, from l24 cents to ST.
50 the largest assortment offered in this mar
ket and at astonishing low prices. beautiful
| to which we particularly call the attention of
those wsnting Caps for children. In fact every
article in Our line we have a rich and full as
sortment, to which respectfully call the atten-
ton of the Public, and warrant genteeI fit, and
at Prices to suit the times
MYERS & BARNUM,
Wilmington, Oct so, 1916. Tiff
THE Subscriber would express his gratitude
to his Friends and Customers, for their liberal
patronage heretofore extended towards him in
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Again at Home.

VENHE subscriber has returned to Wilmington
IL and is prepared to execute work in his bust
ness in all its branches and with all the improve
ments in style and fashion of the season. lie So
licits the patronage of bis old customers and the
public generally. He will receive by first arri'
walls large and well selected stock of
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Youths and Bows, Caps
NJ Ems q UAKN = VI I,
Wilmington, Oct. so, 1916. TIT

THE Subscriber would express his gratitude
to his Friends and Customers. for their liberal
patronage heretofore extended towards him in
Wilmington. The same business will hereafiet
he conducted under the name and firm of MY
Frs e. BARN UNI, at the old stand.
G.. MYERS
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RATES OF FREIGHT HENCE TO NEW YORK
Naval Stores. 25 80 cts. Spirits Turp 45 per Dbl
Rice, l24cts. per hundred
Cotton, 9oc per bale.
Cotton goods and yarns, so cts. pr. ua'c.
Tobacco, So 90 per hogshead.
Lumber, 81 Sc 90 per m.
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SA Ii

nM ~ SACKS, in 4 bushel hsgs. Liverpool
9V@ prime. for sale by ]. VESSEL,
Oct l6, lS46-6tf. Water street
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BRIGADE ORDERS NO. 4.
pEAn nr1ApTCQc "a RPTCAnE

READ QUAkl Els, ou DhIUADEs
Ora DIVISION xoRrH.cARoLIsA MILITIA.
W'lmingtaa. Gath Octaber. ls46. !,
10 the Commissioned officers attached to the seth
Regiment IF North Carolina Militia:
A vacancy having occurred in the Office Of Co
lionel OF your Regiment. by the resignation of Col.
William X. Hall, you are hereby ordered to NEE,
at the Courthouse in Smi,hville. a, o'clock. p.
M., on Tuesday. the 18th day of November next,
for the purpose Of eiec,ng sons one to ll said va
cancy.
Should there be any vacancies created by the
election on that day among the Field officer. Of
said Regiment, you wi. proceed atthe same time
10 elect persons to fill them.
Major Robert Gibbs will superintend the elec
ton, and certify the result to the Brigadier Gene
rail- Bv or,ier Of
L. H. MARSTEILER, Brig. Genl.
VIZ. N. PEDxx, Aid-de-Camp. 7-2t
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NAvAL-Orders have been received, says
the Norfolk Herald, at the Charleston Navy
Yard, to fit out the Ohio ship-of- the-line for
sea, Immediately. 1t is supposed she will be
| ordered to the Tactic