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GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.

DIR, TOWNSHIPS SAksAPARILLA is a sovereign
and speedy cure Tor pient CONSUMPTION and for the
general prosraton OF the fys matter whether the
unt Is, OF accident ''''
Nolhng can b. more surprising than Its nvigorang eE
ies Un IN. human frame. Persons, all and las
siuds before nhhs IL al once become robust and full
energy under lie nutncp II INN, datsly counteracs the
Of lie male frame which the great cause
od unhapplht.s. IA ag
viii Loi b. expected Of U.S. in Of 20 delicate ma
trt, 10 xhpi efthcatts Of cures PERFORMED but
assure me AFFLICTED that hundreds have been
It'd 10 us. ~
CoxsAcxrE, Sept q, 1876.
DR. TewssENp-To all whom this may commemorative
70 s.ruy ia my wife used bottle Of your SARSA.
fALLA pftNoLs 10 critical event, under the most
alarming una ticalt circumstances being troubled with
s swelling Vi ht ie, affections, very
luch u,piaitd With my ptrsuaslo oil, and the recornmeI
dahof o. those who had used induced 10 try H.
with Hills OF NO hath; and suffice II say, the m. die me
Ian hs happy anu dsr.d ect not only during the said
pfneu, ou, aHtI he expiration Of use the
urlsy snu nervous d,cion gave way 10 an aston ing
aebrs Au htr heailh better than il had been for
long time pr,v.oua
U III. WI b. Of any service to you, or any ono who
tom, 10 t. - - 'D ~
ssbser.bs myst your Os obedisn, and Obliged ser,,
~ g
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CYRUS w, FIELD 4 CO.,

CYRUS w. FIELD x Co,
COMMISSION i,Ax1Eia HAltEHOUSE,
NO. Burning .si,p New YORK.
THE highest market prices pad CASH. ior Rags, Can
ras baggtng, GTass htc,e, 1avea nope, Hemp Rope
rope Ctaisnys, Cotton has.e, Gtsay baggag, ana ali
other KIND o Paper Makers Stock, their nag Wdrhouse
ii Platt street, New YORK. s,, fE5I oct Sly
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You who have Pale Compilations, Dull Eyes Blotehes
on the Face Rough San, or Fckles and out of Cpl
rits, use bottle OF Two Of DR. TOWNSENDS SARSAPA.
RlLLA II will cleanse the Blood, r, move the Preckles
and Bioches and give you animation, sparkling eyes ne
spirits, and beautiful compile xloal OF which are OF i'm.
mense value to UNMARRIED LADIES.
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GRAIN SAClKS---GUNNYT BAGS.
GRAHAM BROTHERS,

% AND 81 WAIEN STREET, y
MANUFACTURERS and dealers in BA GS AND BAG
MI GLNG, oers TOR sale all kinds Of BAGS Tor GRAIN
DC. for Shipping and Home Use CORN and UIfA 4
SACKS-gO,0Ul, manaactnred from Linen, Cotton DUCK
Z GUNNY BAGS-lO0,0O0; small, medium, large and
extra large, for covering RIO Cofee. -
FLOUR SACKS OF various fabrics, suitable for the
shipment Of Flour TO England. @#E
WOOL SACKS--l0O00
COFFEE BAGS-20,0O0 Rio and Laguyra Coffee Bags
sizes and fabrics warranted oct 6-sti
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PETER BROWN, n LIttle st, Brooklyn
OTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES'

THIS EXTRACT OF SARSAPARllLA has been er.
prsssly prepared in reference Female Complaints No
female should neglect 10 take IT, preventive
for the and horrible diseases which they
subject II is valuable for those who are approaching
womanhood s calculated to BY quick
Ing the blood and nvsoratng the system Indeed This
dicine is invaluable for all the delicate diseases which
women eubject
braces the whole system, permanently the ma.
tura energes-by removing the impurities OF the bood-by
90 stimulating the system produce subsequent
relaxation, which 10 the Of medicines taken for
smae weakness and disease.
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HARNDEN's EXPRESS,

Boston, N. York, Providence, PhiladeIphia
THE
SOUTH AND WEST.
PRoPRIEToRS.
BLAKE, COOLIDGE, A. WHEELER.
P "a RR hg Han IR' Court street, boston
n. w WHEELER, Union Buildings, Providence
. r. w. COOLIDGE, 6 Wall stereeI New York.
OFFICE IN PHILADELPHIA, 40 South Third street.
oct s-dly.
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CONSUMPTION CURED,

S1eoHst old Strengthen Ctnsnnlpff0n Be cured Iron
ehiiis Cp1ls Hipon, Lsrer Complaint Colds Coughs
CanTh, Astinn Srttting Of Blood, Soreness he Ckts
Ascc Flsh, NighI Siceas, Difficult or Prytse Erpec.
iO,Gvn Pam IN ne Side &C., hGpe been can Dc cur.
Probably there remedy that has been 20 sue.
eesaiul IN desperate OF Consumption a. this II clean.
ses and strengthens the system appears heal ulcers
on ne !nns and the pasns gradually regain their usual
health and strength.
ALMOST A MIRACLE
Read the following, and doubt, you can that Cons,mp.
Lon can be cured This ia only ont, Of several Kindred
sass, that ToWNSEND'S SAlSAPARlLLA has cured
bRooKLYs, Sept Il, 1916.
On. TowssEND--Dear Sir-l was taken, a little over a
year ago viii atvtrs cough and pain In my SIDE il in
creased very nu.ed pronounced by ply
scans 10 havt tbs quick consumption raised large guam
tues OF bad matter, hAd night and-snking very
i-sIny uoctUr said he could do nothing went to
ts hospital ope OF being bens but
az ncur-br greatly disirtssed the lungs and
could laraly brraiht soon became emacated, and
p.citd die; confined my bed and Obliged
Lave watchers lndstu, cannot give you any description
that would do justice 10 my was supposed by my
Tncs 10 be past recovery had tried great number Of
rem, dits ana all setmeu 10 be OF effect read Of the
mos, extraordinary performed by your medicine and
70 tell Oh the tru, suspected there humbug In
thtm But was induced try il; did So and am very
thankful did cannot say that am entirely well, but
am 10 ar cred TO be about business and hope
TO be entirty well in lew weeks My cough pain In the
ede, and night sweais have lett and raise but very
little, and last gaining my usual strength feel Il my
duty TO give you statement OF my 10 publish you
please,
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- -.
puIJ ADEI pHIA DVERTISEME NIS
- 11A's'
M NOTWITHSTANDING GlDgAplRJIIN
ia" WNDEND . uhi'ohA
MOST EXTRAORDINARY MEDlCiNE
,,,,s vvr, ,,r :, ~, -. i, -, bo,u,s I,iss,r times
a and superior e any SOLO o.
y cur s9lssastsl withou' po"''"s' PN'e"o'
Tae great and superiority o This siTsapsra over
an '. dss, ,sn' !, inrirorass the body.
IT HAS PERFORMED MORE THAN $1,000 CURES
il.o A''"
Inn smr.s Of ~ Dssaeasia
oN1l s,,ns Of IneraI Debility and Want Of Nervous
Encrgus TO- - ..
.,, 800 os rs1 ~ So ~ '
@ esI pm q eoa Sa as
lion Liver spual affections, &c This
aware spear Incredible b., we e,ys Letters from
iniormfns ms OF extraordinary cures Van Bnskirk, ESQ.,
e ib mos, respectable druggists In Newark New Jer
sS S n nt place alone There are thousands or
cases III tie city Of New York which we will refer to with
pleasure. and men oil character well known,
OPINIONS '. VI IN, rhl siIlANa
sicans IN different pairs ~ ue ohoh. !. ,,, 80,
albany hay. y numerous eases DIR
ToWNSENDS SARSAPAtlLLA, and believe i to be one
keL ~ ,,,,, :,
p u Pulling, n, y, y wilson, ~ d., X b. Brsse d.
d., ElmendorI ~ u ~
Tie following is from one Of the most respectable phys.
:. ms an ony Island.
ei"ns gu Long iA'AHu
GREEsronri July 49, 1876
DR. TowssEsp--Dear Sr-It il with satisfaction that
saw 10 YOU bat have recently Witnessed in several
iii. most be necisl results rom your ACT OF SAR.
SAPARlLLA Beng engaged in the practice OF medicine
have bed N several cases and never without be-
eft Ia the removal OF disc as arising rom dsraneed
Late OF digestive organs aun,ice c IL far exceeds
any III re OF &c kind ever offered 10 the public You will
please : y, H. two dozen, dc. f7--
R,su,ctn,llv your.
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THE EDITOR.

On. TowNsESp--Da S--l have the pleasure TO inform
You tn thrss children have been OF the Scro.
lula by he usf OF your excsrn medicine They were al
ntsa very severely with bad sor.s have taken only
bott D u t2oS tiitm away Tor Which feel myself under
astp obligation. fouls respectfully,
ISAAC w. GRAIN, l00 Wooster street
New York, March ], lS47. - :.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-11-26

Sans SARsArARlLLA. The following letter,
received from Capt. Garow, a gentleman well
known and Of the highest responsibility. residing
in Mobile, shows conclusively the value and eff
cacy of Sands Sarsaparilla in cases of chronic
rheumatsm
MOBILE, Ala, July Sd, ls47.
Messrs. Sands-Gents Il was afflicted for
more than ten years with rheumatism, and it is
with pleasure avail myself of this opportunity to
express to you the salutary effect your Sarsapar-
la had on me. In January, 1912, purchased of
your agents, Messrs, Mosely & Tucker, five bot
ties, which l took agreeably to the printed direc-
tons, which removed the complaint, and have
now every reason to believe my health is perma-
nently recovered. Yours, yer, respectfully,
s. H. Carlow.
Prepared and sold by A. B. & D. Sands, Drug
gists, 90 Fulton street, New York.
Sold also hy VIM. SHAW, Wilmington, N.
g., and by Druggists generally throughout the U
nited States.
Price ST per bottle. Six bottle for IS.
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Let Facts Speak for themselves.

Mr.. Seth W. FowIe,-Dear sir: am happy
to sign my name to the following certificate, no.
ping that others may receive benefit from the same
invaluable medicine:
Oxford, Oxford Co., Me-, Nov IL, ls45.
This is to certify that in August of this present
year, was taken bleeding at the lungs, and had
in all seventeen different spells, bleeding on an
average from half a glass TO half pint at q time.
applied to one of the most skilful physicians in
the county, and received but partial relief during
his attendance. was all this time suffering with
severe cough, splitting blood, &c. tried various
remedies, but all without success until, by the ad
vice of my friends, tried DR.. Wistar's BaLsam of
Wild Cherry, and to my great relief, in three
days time, my cough was SO loosened, that rails
ed with perfect ease, the pain and soreness hav-
ing been entirely removed from my stomach and
lungs. l am now taking my second bottle, and
my health is rapidly improving. l have since
ridden thirty-fve miles with very little inconven-
fence. Signed
ZEBULoS CHADsoURNE, jr., Oxford. Me.
None genuine, unless signed |. Butts on the
wrapper.
For sale wholesale and retail, by WV. SHAW,
Wilmington, and by Druggists generally in North
Carolina.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-11-26

The LATE FOREIGN NEws-The N York
Herald, in its article upon the intelligence re-
ceived by the Acadia. has the following re-
marks:
"The news from England is highly impor-
tant-as much so as any we have received
since the commencement of the reyulson in
that country.
owe have, as yet, in another column, on
ly synopsis of the intelligence, which we
received through the telegraph The details
will be received to-day, and we shall publish
them tomorrow. The leading facts in to-
days paper give us melancholy idea of the
progress of the commercial crisis in England.
Cotton has fallen. Corn has advanced. The
Bank of England has afforded assistance un-
der the advice of government, but the revul-
sion still continues. Above all, the state of
things is so melancholy and dark, that Par
lament has to meet on the eighteenth of this
month, being two or three months earlier than
the usual time Of meeting.
The TALL of cotton is equal TO about cent
per pound. This has been produced as much
by depression and the stopping of the work
ing OF the mills, as by the increase of the crop
in this country. The amount that will be
yielded TO the South will be as much as here
| tofore, in consequence of the increase of the
crop; but the depression in the commercial
and manufacturing circles will lead to other
difficulties hereafter The cessation of work
ing the mills IS very gloomy indication OF
| affairs there
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.Ms4RRIED.

In Newbern, N. c., last evening" Mr. Robert
J. Hunter, of Duplin county. to Miss Sarah j.,
only daughter Of the late Willi,m Dunn, esq.
In Carteret county, on the 10th inst, by Rev.
John Jones, Mr.. Joseph Perry, to Miss Abigail
Bell, daughter of David Bell Esq.
Near Fayetteville, on the lth inst. DR.. s. g.
Gilchrist, to Miss Catharine Mcpherson, daugh.
ter of the late John Mcpherson.
At White Plains, Wake county. on the 10th
inst, by Rev. Tlos Meredith, Daniel w. Courts
Esq of Rockingham, formerly Public Treasurer)
to Miss Martha Jones. daughter of the late Ma.
thanieI Jones, of White Plains.
Near Fayetteville, on the 18th inst. by Rev
Adam Gilchrist, Mr.. John Wesley Pearce, to Miss
Laura. daughter of Mr.. James MARITIME. Also. on
same day, by Rev. Mr.. Common. Mr.. Jerome b.
naparte Russell. of Randolph county, to Miss Mar
tina Jane, daughter of the late Charles Erambcrt
formerly of Richmond, Va.
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New and Cheap store.

THE subscriber would most respectfully an.
nounce to the citizens CT Wilmington, and Inc
surrounding country, that he hiss opened a iresh
supply of FALL AND WINTER 6OODSi
consisting in part, of fine Cloths C.ssl"eFes' Sat
,inets, Kentucky Jeans. Kerseys bisnkets' nae
Metino Shirts and Drawers hne Drown ano
hleached sbir,;ne and Sheeing: Sheeting yds.
vide flne plain and figured AlPssas Satin s'ri-
red d,, Casbmeres Mousselin de Lainest Cafe
,lonia Plaids French and Domestic Gipshamss
Rombszine; " orsted PIaids black and eOlored
Cambrics red and white FIannels; Canton do
English and American Prints Cotton end Wor'
sted Hosiery plain. striped, and crussrd Muslin.
fine embroidered white Robes; Buena tis'a stra-
ped DO. fine ipghorn. straw, satin and SILK Don.
nets Hats, Caps Shoes, Boots, DC. &C. All 9.
which will be sold very low for cash. Please call
and examine. South side Of Market street,
,,o,,.. -. Font. JOHN e.. DYE.
Wilmington, Nov. rs. Hot
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GREENVILLE AND COLUMBIA RAIL Road
We regret to perceive from the proceedings OF
the Convention of Stockholders of this Com
pany, held at Newberry Court House on last
week, and published in the Charleston Cou-
rler, that there was such variance of opinion
about the location of the route as to produce
the withdrawal of a large number of the
Stockholders from the Convention, headed by
six Directors and the President, Judge O'Neal.
Wefear that this project runs the risk of turn
ing out a total abortion, if some means are not
adopted to restore unanimity of feeling and
opinion.
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~ 1A@1Ms5 1Ig1s "a
I'D. AAR poRr or WILMINGTON. AK
ARRIVED.

Nov. 49, Brig Sylvia Patten, Guadalotpe, to Dick.
q: schr. A DeRosset, Brewster, New York, to R
schr Evsline, Brewer, Fair Haven, Mass, to DeKos
g. Br Brig Eliza Helen, Clements, Ja,naiea to Geo
Brig Milton, York, Havana to IIarriss & Russell.
Brig Leonora, Mandreul, New York, TO do
Brig Harriet, Brown Turks Island to Geo w Davis.
Sch1. Thorn, SANFORD, York to R w Brown.
schr. Thorn Wainwright, n Y, TO w o Jefreys
sloOP Glenmer shddH.e to =, Ha v
Brig Attakapas, Wade, Thomaston, Me, to DeHosseL
Brown & 90.
Brig Juniate Morton, Boston. to master.
Brig Rowland, Coom5s, Guadalupe TO Dickinson.
schr. Alaric, Prosser, Y, to II " Brown.
Brig Mary Pamell, Doughty Martinique, to E. Dckin.
24-Br;g Gardner H. Wright Whitaker, from Carde-
mas de Cuba, TO arriss f Russell Left at Car.enas on
the l4th Brig Eliza, Brazer, 10 days from Portland,
DAYS; Brig w Knight, Monroe, discharging; Brig
Aun Maria Smith, sailed 18th for Boston; Schr. Bow
ditch Jackson, waiting orders schr. Henry Atkins,
Duudel from Bangor dischnrgng schr Petril, Chan
Steamer Evergreen; Rush, Fayetteville, to John
Banks
Nov is. Brig George shattuck, Bragden Curaeod, by
Geo w Davis
Brig Zebra, nkwater, Porto Rico, by Dickineon
Brig Wolcott, Nortllam, st. Jago de Cuba by Mar
schr. Warrington Wooster, New Bedford, by Harrss
f. Russell. ,
Schr John Cashier, Sotners, Philadelphia, by E J
Lutterloh & Co.
~ schr e Powell, Powell, York, BY q w Davis
schr Iowa, Hyler, Matanzas, by DeRoss't' Brown q
Co.
g. Bark Isnardon, Mohltou, Gdadaloupe: by Dick
inson.
Brig Confidence, Messer, Havana, by Hathaway 4
Son.
"a Brig Maria Ingrahan, Havana, by J Hathaway &
Son
Schr. w Brown, Francis, N York by w Brown
Schr ]. Smith. Youngs, New York. by w Brown
Brig Levant Jellescn MatanZas, by Barry, Bryant =
Co.
Barque Rio, Coitercl Antigua hy Barry Bry'n' Q
| Co. -.s,.
b. 4 w DAVIS
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MILITARY CoNrR1BUT1oNs-ln the Union
of Saturday last, we find an order OF the Pres
ident directing that the duties levied by the
Mexican Government on exports before the
war, shall now be levied and collected at the
ports of exploration by the American officers
who. since March last, have been collecting
the duties upon imports. The plan of our
government, we gather from these two orders,
is to collect and appropriate the whole reve-
nues of the Mexican Republic, SO far as the
same can be done, and apply the receipts TO-
wards defraying the expenses of the wal
This is exactly right, according TO our ideas.
Those who dance must expect TO pay the fd-
der
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NEW YoHK, Nov. 2O.-NAvAL SToREs-
There is no wholesale demand for any of the az
ticles under this head, and consequently. sales to
any considerable extent, must be in measure
forced. in which low prices have to be accep-
ted. Several hundred barrels Spirits Turpentine
have changed hands, mostly for manufacturing,
at 80 cents, which is large reduction, while in
small lots wanted, about previous prices are
demanded, with very limited sales. Seine small
lots of Tar and Rosin have been sold within our
range. The steamers news is now anxiously
looked for. and some holders of Turpentine and
Spirits rurpentine prefer to wait for its reception
rather than operate in the present unsettled state
of things.
NOVEMBER %.
The steamers news has unsettled the market
Genesee Flour is held at Sc rs, but no sales.-
Nothing doing in Cotton.
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~ Office.

THE subscriber having been appointed. at No
eember term Of the Court Of Pleas and QUARTER
Sessions for the County Of Sampson, Commis-
sioner to sell the SLAVES belonging to the es-
tate Of Peyton r. Parker, decd. will proceed to
sell said slaves at the late fe,idence Of the deed
on cre.i. Of six months, on the 18th esy Of De-
cenbor, lS47.
The number of the Slaves are about twenty, Of
diffsren, ages, sizes and sexes, and very likely.
THOMAS GHESNUTT, Com.
Sampson CO.., N. t., November, 20, 1S47. ll-5s
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EIecaff07.,R .H0ficR.

THE subscriber having qualified as Executor
to the last Will and Testament Of Martha BIud-
worth, deceased. at the Court of Pleas end Quar-.
ter Sessions. a. September Term, ls47, Notice is
hereby given to all persons having claims against
the said estate, 10 present them properly authen-
tcsted withis the time prescribed by law, or this
notice will be pleaded liz bar of their recovery.
And all persons indebted to said ests.e are
quested TO make payment Immediately. or COM
pulsofy means will be resorted to for collection.
r. W. BLUDWORTH, Ex'r.
Nsw.Hanover CO.. Nov. 26, ie41. ll.it'
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NEW YoRK.-We learn from the Unions
New York correspondent, who writes under
date of the 21st inst, that the Democratic
members of the Legislature have had caucus,
and with great deal of harmony determined
to hold a Convention on the 9Th of next Feb.
Tuary'for the purpose of nominating delegates
10 Inc National Convention. This move, il
IS Supposed will restore harmony to the party
an that great State.
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grocers purposes, al 81 81 SO. Nothing de-
ing in Rough Rice
SHINGLES-sales are dull at So IS
s. so.
STAVES-There sill continues some in.
quiry for Red Oak HID. States. but in the abb
senee of any receipts we cannot give quota
lion. A lot of prime White Oak Bbl Slaves
was disposed OF few days since at SIC per
thousand
FREIGHTS-yessels find much difficulty
in obtaining freights for any pcr, and at any
price We quote last rates.
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DIED..

At South Washington, in this COUNTY. on the
18th inst, Mrs. Margaret Brightman. aged SO.
In Orange county, on the 3lst ult, Mr.. Allen
Edwards sen, in the 9lst year of his age.
In Cabarrus county, on the 29th ult., Mrs. Cath
arine Barringer, relict of Paul Barringer, Esq,
decd, at the advanced age Of 81.
In Fayetteville, on the 18th inst. Mr.. Benjamin
E. Burwel, in the 6sth year of his age, native
Of New York
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WILMINGTON MARKET-Nov. 25.-

Owing to the very low stage of our streams,
produce finds its way to market but very poor
ly. In fact, there is none arriving from above
tide water worthy of remark We have, how
ever, had one or two rainy days. which will
probably cause slight rise of the water cour-
ses, and thereby enable country produce to
find its way to market little more freely.
BACON-A small parcel of good Hams
was received per Rail Road on yesterday,
which was disposed of to families very readi-
ly at lac. per lb. Our quotations would be
fully realized for a considerable quantity. In
other descriptions of Bacon we know of no
change to note, and refer to our figures for
the state of the market.
CORN-This article, with which the mar
ket has been SO abundantly supplied for the
past season, is now reduced. in bulk, to a
considerable extent The only receipts for
some time back, have been per Railroad
Notwithstanding the stock has been material.
ly reduced, we do not hear that quotations are
likely TO advance, for the present, at least
Meal is scarce, and price firm. See quotations.
FLOUR-The market for Fayetteville
flour is but poorly supplied. The article,
however, remains firm at last quotations.
LARD-Continues scarce and in much re-
quest
LLME-Received 600 casks, which changed
hands at 70 cents per cask, at go days
The stock of lime in store is at present some
what heavy.
LUMBER-We erase all quotations in
this article, for this simple reason there has
been nothing doing in the article for some
weeks, and We hear that there is none offer.
ing.
TINBER-Our former quotations remain
firm. They embrace all qualities Of Mill Tim.
Der, except for very inferior. One raft of or
dinary to fair was taken this morning at ST
%. There Is now upon the market some fiv,
or six RATS. Nothing doing in Shipping Tim
Der, and we erase quotations.
| NAVAL STORES-Our last Thursday
report left the Naval Store market in very
unsettled state The price of raw Turpen
tine, however, continued at the Quotations vi
then gave during Friday. On Saturday NOR
ming, buyers showed no disposition to COM
up to the mark of the previous day, and tn
sales of the morning were made at 81 30, be
ing reduction of S cents and the days op
erations closed with sales at So Since Their
it has been selling at 50 o5 and So. TIL
greater part at the latter price. The sales d
the week comprise near 1000 bbls. The gtea
ter portion of which has been taken by ship
pers. The market is now clear Of ttifpehtIn
& tar. We can hear of nothing doing in Sp'r
its Turpentine within day or two III
market is quite fat The last sale that nal
come to our knowledge, was at &c. som'
three or four days since. Tar has ikewis
talon . downward course, and we quote 10
last sales 81 70.
pEAS-Gtound Peas are without change
Cow and Black Eye come in gradually, ant
quotations are fraction lower than this day
week. See table above
RECEIVE know of no wholesale trans
actions iD this article. We, however quote
As fair market price, ior email parcels 10