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CLINTON. 27th AnriI. 1aA7

Mr.. EDITOR On Monday morning last,
our quiet village was thrown into perfect
ferment by the alarm of fire. The Academy
few hundred yards from the village, caught
fire accidentally, about 9 o'clock, and before
assistance arrived, the building was so far un.
der the influence OF the devouring element, as
to preclude the hope of saving it. The Rev
Mr.. Connolly taughta Aourishing School in the
basement story, and the Odd Fellows and Ma.
sons Lodge was in the second story. l be.
lieve the parapharnalia belonging to the two
Lodges, was, larger part of it, saved. The
School will not be stopped, as learn Mr.
Connolly has obtained a room, and will resume
the exercises of the School on Thursday
next. Respectfully yours, R.
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March 4th, 1847.
Sands SarsapariAa.-Thea amount of suffering

Sands SarsapariLla.-The amount of suffering
relieved by this invaluable preparation is without
parallel in the history of medicine. Thousands
have been restored to health by It's healing and re-
generating efficacy, who were considered past the
reach of remedial means, as various certificates
heretofore published abundantly prove. 1t has
received the entire appreciation of many Praction-
in this and other Cities and its rapid growth in
the estimation of the public has placed it beyond
the reach of dctraction or the efforts Of COMPETE
ton. Diseases which arise from the impurty of
the blood or vitiation of the humors generally such
as Scrofula or Kings Evil, Rheumatism and In
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eases, Fever Sores. Internal Assesses, Fislulas
Chronic Catarrh, liberation of the Throat and
Nostrs, painful Affections of the Bones, Chronic
Inflammation of the Kidneys, Female Derange-
ments, General Debility and Prostitution of the
system, are all removed by its use.
Prepared and sold BY A. B. & D. SANDS, Drug
gists. 100 Fulton street, New York.
Sold also by WV. SHAW, Wilmington, ".
c., and by Druggists generally throughout the
United States. Price 81 per bottle. Six bottles
for five dollars.
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LATEST FROM MEXICO,

The Fayetteville Observer of the 9th inst,
contains dates from Havana to the 9th inst
The editor extracts the following from the Ha-
vana D:ario de Ia Marina. We have not
seen this news in the New Orleans papers,
but it may prove to be correct. We see no
good reason why it should not. The extract
from Santa Annals address is certainly gen.
uine. 1t is perfectly characteristic with that
functionary. We rather guess that he will
hardly clay down his own life" though he
may sacrifice the lives of many an innocent
Mexican, in his unholy obstinacy against all
that is right and just in this war -
"O7 the 3lst of March was published in Mex.
CO the capituIation of Vera Cruz. President San.
ia Anna issued an address to his countrymen, in
which, among other things, he says
"' Mexican,--Vera Cruz is in the power of the
enemv. 1t has fallen. not before the valor of the
Americans or the influence of their good fortune
We ourselves to our shame he 1t said, have bro't
this fatal disgrace upon our arms BY our interim
n3ble iii discussions. am resolved to
60 and meet the enemy. Chance
may decree that the proud American host shall
take the capital of the Aztec empire; | shall not
behold that disaster for shall first lay down my
life in the struggle. Yet the ma
ton shall not perish; swear that Mexico shall
triumph if my wishes are seconded by a sincere
and unanimous effort. A thousand times fortu-
nate for us will prove the disaster of Vera Cruz il
the fall of that city shall awaken in the breasts Of
the Mexicans the enthusiasm, the dignity, and gen.
erous ardor of true patriotism. 1t will undoubt
ediv prove the salvation of the country
Two brigades of infantry and one Of cavalry, in
all 1000. had marched from the capital to join
Gen. La Vega at the National Bridge. On the
LIST of April, Santa Anna would set out in person
at the head Of 1000 more. determined, as he says
to dispute the ground inch by inch, and Idle be
fore he will consent to a peace" Enrolment o.
troops is going on at various points. The army o
the North remained at San Luis.
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A D1ALoGUE.-Good morning, A, how are you
A. Not very well. This spring weather affects
B. The spring weather affects every body. more
or less. Why don't you take dose or two of
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills7
A. don't believe in them. Idon't believe one
medicine can cure every thing.
B. don't believe one medicine can cure every
thing either, in the way you look at it. But you
believe it is possible to prepare medicine in such
a ,cay as to be applicable to the human system in
all cases 2
A. Why, yes. believe in the possibility OF
any thing. nowadays.
B. Well that is all want you to admit. Call
in tonight, and will give you dose of Wright's
Indian Vegetable Pills to try on, and if you don't
pronounce the medicine the best you ever used
why, you will then he able to estimate my opinion
next time as it deserves.
A. Thank you. friend B. will try anything
on your recommendation. E1it sereraLy.
Beware of Counte:feits of all kinds Some are
coated with sugar; others are made to resemble
in outward appearance the original medicine
The safest course is. to purchase of the regular
gents only, one or more of whom may be founG
in every village and town in the State. Principa
| Office, 1853 Race street.
For sale in Wilmington, N C, by George r
French and James johnson, only Agents.
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n Z. NoLUNTEERs.-The Fayetteville N.
Carolinian of last Saturday, publishes letter
from Capt. kirkpatrick of the Cumberland COM
pany, dated Matamoras, March 31st, from
which the following is an extract:
ave are all well, and this far on our way 10
Samargo-have had a fne and pleasant trip
nave been 90 the march five days from the Brazos.
though but forty miles distant. We have been
Kept back by the train of wagons and horses that
we have along with US. We took one day to get
over the Rio Grande, which is about the size Of
the Cape Fear, water same color. and pleasant to
Drink. This is pleasant climate; much the same
as ours in the month of May. all the time fresh
o'ee1e. cannot see why this country should be
unhealthy, as can perceive but little if sny, diff
"Fence from the climate of the o j North State. .
CONVENTION WITH HAEovER.-The Union
OF the 26th inst. contains commercial treaty
concluded between the United States and the
Kingdom of Hanover, by which the Tobacco
and Rice growers of this country are particu.
larly benefited. We had marked portions Of
the Unions synopsis of the treaty for publ
oatlon, but the crowded state of our column!
VIII not admit Of the insertion Of them to-day
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BOsroN, Sept. ~, 1915.
To THE SICK AND AFFIIcTEn

TO THE SICK AND AFFLICI ED.
Dear Sir--I take pleasure liz communicating
through you, to all when it may concern, and the
public GENERALLY, the astonishing effect your truly
wonderful medicine has had upon me. | have
enjoyed perfect health for four or FIVE years. Ply
sicians told me my liver was diseased. and that
might some day die with consumption. Last Sep
TENDER. ls45. took slight cold, which produced
a hacking cough; this continued until February,
ls45. when added another cold; my cough in
creased. l soon lost my appetite, and my strength
failed. For six weeks could not lie upon one
side; sweat very much nights. raised consde.a:
bic blood during the winter, and could not speak
loud word for two weeks. With all ihese lad
symptoms, 1 had very severe pain in my side and
between my shoulders; general debility followed
was confined to my room, about eight weeks.
had buried sister and brother, both died with
Consumption. / expected TO. die, myself my
friends also despzirsd of my life: At this time IN
uncle. who had been benefited himself, advised
me to tske d. Wisfar.s Basrn Of WiH Cherry
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. S25 REWARD.

DANAWAY from the subscriber shout the
- 18th March last, Negro man named SAM
He is % years Of age dark mulatto straight black
hair. about feet or inches high. round Shout
write. He Is we'll acquainted about Wilmington
and may probably have made his way 10 thai
place. where his mother fRhoda, the pronerty Of
Benz. Gardner) resides, Ten, dollars viii hs paid
for his apprehensio 10 this county, aid SIS Ii Ia
ken up and secured in auY other jail b That gel
ham again. J: C. MccBNNAUGHEY.
RoFssi county, April lSo) 20. ls<7-sea
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| accordingly procured bottle, took it, and felt
some better; obtained another, and third: then
ceased to bleed and nv cough was much better !;
but my disease was SO deeply rooted was obliged
to continue taking the Balsam until had taken
seven bottles. can honestly and truly say, be-
lieve Dr.. Wis,ar's Balsam of " lid Cherry saved
my life. MRs. NARY B. GOULD.
We are personally acquainted with Mrs. Gould,
assisted in taking care of her during her sickness
believe and know the above statement to be true
Mas p. C. PRESCOTT,
MRs. S. A. BACHELOR,
No. Commercial street.
Boston, Mass, Sept. IL, ls45.
None genuine unless signed l. Butts on the
wrapper.
For sale wholesale and retail, BY WIN. SHAW,
Wilmington, and BY Druggists generally in North
Carolina
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Riee-Per 100 lbs, 375 Is
NAVAL STORES The steamers advires heng consid.
cred favourable holders Of most descriptions demanded
advance previous prices which has been acced''
Turpenine on private terms 2OO do Rosin at SIS IS
cents for North County and Wilmington in yard-now
held at 60 and 70; 1000 do White at prices ranging
from 62A TO 81 so per Dbl mostly spa q and
a few hundred barrels OF North County Tar for home
use, at 81 per Dbl For Spirits TurpentiEe, so Gems,
cash. demanded, aud some sales in small lots Tor
consumption were made that price, but there d very
little inquiry for EXPORT advance on previous quota
TONS however could be obtained Newbern and Wash
ingon Turpentne understand, is iield at $50 per
$50 lbs.
RicE-The market was steady, with fair business,
until the arrival Of the al Boston since Quite
active without change In pric The Transactions of
the week amount about 100 s375a s475 EN-.
bracins The various description sale. IN the pre-
state Of he market we do not vary Quotations
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POSTSCRIPT.
TauasnAr, . O'Clock, p. m.

y SsSs@t
VlaeINrA ELxcrIoN.-The returns received
by the Mail just arrived. 90 to confirm our remarks
in another coIumn. The Petersburg Tnseliigencer,
of yesterday says that Dromsool Is elected By 81
votes. The slectien has been very close IN sever
al districts. So far we have lost two members to
Congress. We do no. think tina: there u any
probability Of farther loss on our side. 1h's
will give Us IL. and the feds members in the
next House of Representatives. The Legislature
is beyond ell doubt Democratic. We have no
room for farther particulars.
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EDITOR JouRNAL-Sir You will much
oblige large number of the citizens of Will
mington if you will give the following card a
place in your columns till the day of election.
The Chronicle contains another ticket, but it
will be recollected that the following ticket
has been in nomination for some time past
The ticket below will meet tie warm support
of large majority Of the people of Whining:
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COOP The Raleigh Register, in speaking
of Gen. Taylor's Whiggery, says that " the
National Iatelligeneer is a journal of well
known caution in its statements Is not
this laughable' After this we think our
neighbor of the Chronicle might as, well
6: knock under" The National Intelligence
journal of we'll known caution - Hal ha
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OLD VIRGINIA FoREvER.-We rejoice once
more at the result of the election just had in
Virginia. Nobly has she acquitted herself
All eyes have been turned to her for some
time past The course she should adopt was
calculated to settle the complexion of the next
House of Representatives of the National Lee
gislature. She has again proved true to the
Democracy. The returns have not all reached
us, but from those already at hand, we feel
confident the State is safe beyond doubt
The Legislature is Democratic. We may have
lost one or two Representatives TO Congress-
not more. Last Congress the feds had one
member and the democrats H. This year the
democrats will have ~, and probably 13.-
Dromgool (dem.,) reelected by about "a ma
jorty over BoIings, Ged.) John Minor Bolts
(fed.,) is elected in the 9th district This is d
federal gain since last election Should the
returns at hand prove to be correct, we shall
feel perfectly satisfied with the result We
may receive other returns before we go tc
press; if we should, they will be given in q
postscript
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BOsToN. April 9

BOSTON, april Il.
NAVAL SroREs-Spirs Turpentne has only been in
moderate demand AZ so cts pr. gal mos. In Tar
there has been considerable sales at 81 81 r. cash,
and and small 50 5 50 ~ per Dbl mos
In Rosn there have been further sales, at 20 as cts
for common and for southern No. 81 IS per Dbl. for
n lot of 400 hhls
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MARRIED,

At Orion, Brunswick county, the residence Of
Dr. F. J. Hill. on the 22d inst, by the Rev. Dr..
Drane. DR.. N. l.. Stith, of Raleigh, to Miss Anna
A. Hill.
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A CARD.

Mr.. EDITOR Understanding that by an act
of the last Legislature the election of Commits
soners of Navigation and Pilotage for Cape
Fear River and Bars, has been taken from the
County Court and given to the citizens Of the
town of Wilmington, entitled to vote for men,
bers of the House of Commons, and said cleo
ton to be held on the LIST day OF May in each
and every year, we would beg leave respect
fully to nominate the following men as suita-
BILE persons therefor, viz: JAS F. McREE
JOHN WALKER, JOHN WOOSTER, DAN.
TEL B. BAKER, VIM. C. BETTENCOURT
MANY CITIZENS.
March 1tb 1217
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n,-LrEurENANr COLONEL FACES DIVISION
If volunteers, left Smithville on wednesday
Lad, on board the schr. Slavery, forthe Brazos.
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LATEST FROM VERA cRIIZ

Inc Southern mail this (Thursday) morning
brings us New Orleans dates to the 23d inst.
The U. s. Steamer Massachusetts, arrived at
New Orleans on the 22d, having left Vera
Cruz on the l4th, (evening) The news is of
stirring interest The Picayune's advices are
down to the very latest hour. That paper
sums up the items N the following paragraphs:
1.-THE best advices lead to the impression that a
battle was fought at Cerro Gordo. nearly midway
between Puente NacionaI and Jalspe, on Thurs
day or Friday last. We have heretofore announ.
ced the advance of Gen. Twiggs's division into
the interior. When last heard from he was be-
yond the Puente Nacional and in close proximity
to the Mexican army. Gen. Scott was expected
to arrive ct Gen. Twiggs's headquarters on the
| night of the 18th inst Gen. Worth left Vera
Cruz with the last division of the army on the
18th, and bivouacked that night at San Juan-a-
| bout twelve miles in the interior. He probably
joined the advance on the 18th. Santa Anna was
said to be at Cerro Gordo, where La Vega and
Canalizo were posted with a considerable com
mand. The Mexican force at that point, when
joined by Santa Anna. was estimated at fifteen
thousand strong-conss,ing of two thousand re-
gular infantry, three Thousand cavalry, and the
remainder irr"gulars. The pass of Cerro Gordo is
forty-fQur miles from Vera Cruz, and is naturall,
very strong one. Some difficulty is anticipated
in forcing it. Rumors state that Santa Anna can
obtain any amount ofirregular force he may desire
Recommending parties from the American army
hal been fired upon and several wounded--a
monsst whom was Capt. (now Lieut.. Col.) John
son, of the Typographical Engineers, who wa
shot in ;he arm and hip whilst examining tn,
Mexican works at Cerro Gordo. Intelligent off
GERS, who arrived in the Massachusetts, entertain
very little doubt that general engagement ha:
taken place.
"a number of soldiers have been shot in pass
ing the road to and fro All accounts represen
the Americans confident of victory, and tn
Mexcans as burning for vengeance. Our mex
advices from Vera Cruz will, we doubt not, brin,
US the details of an important engagement"
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COMMERCIAL BANK.--The first meeting of
the Stockholders of this institution was had
at the Old Fellows Hall, in this town, on
Monday last. The meeting was called for
the purpose of organization. The following
gentlemen were elected the Board OF Directors
for the next twelve months, viz Bennett
Flanner, Edward Kidder, Nicholas N Nixon,
J. Ballard, A J. DeRosset, Jr Richard Brad.
ley, VIM. Latimer, o. G. Parsley, VIM. O.
Jeffreys.
The Board then met and elected o. G. Pars-
ley, President.
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THE THAIrANs.--A number of our young men
have formed ITALIAN company in this place
Thew made their first appearance on Tues
dav night last, when they per formed Bulwer't
celebrated play, " The Lady of Lyons" We
understand they had " good house" in atien'
dance We hope they may be induced to KEEP
up the company, and that they may receive
liberal encouragement.
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FAYETTEVILLE. Anril "a

FAYETTEVILLE, April Il
All kinds of produce remain very firm, and corn brisk
at 60 to IS cents cash. Flour to ST. and very firm
Cotton in demand Os 10 lit cts. Oats 40 TO As Ba
con to 9 cts. Lard to 81; Whiskey 81; Brandy 70
cts.
EortL CdToliutdn.
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N-NIcHoLAs P. TR1sT, Chief Clerk in the
State Department at Washington, it is stated,
has been despatched to Vera Cruz as special
bearer of dispatches to Gen. Scott Various
conjectures are ahoat as to the purport of his
mission.
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AZ WARaU1 11s1. ~
4K p0RT or wILMIHGTOs. 49,
ARRfvElI.

4AkIVEH
o3-sehr D Roberts, McCee, Chazfsseon, toJ q D
Ss-brir Caroline Mary, Higgins. Boston. ts Barry
srie Usage, cogsesshall New Yosf, 70 DsRosses,
brig AdcIsid., Ke,sn. New York. % DssOsses BROWN
Co.
schr Thorn, Sanford. New York, for W Bfowa-
schr Caroline, Rodgers Boston, TO Barry BryaE.
sehx Socsherner, Baker, Providence. TO Barry BrJ-
ant.
sehr Col MeKae. Marshall. Philadelphia, 10 DeRssset
sioop Cleaner Rubun. sh.ilo,.e. to DsRo.set Brown
sehr Royal Purple. Price, Lockwood's Folly. - G w
Davis
scr Gasssbeas, Foster Boston, 10 Potter q Kiddsr.
9th. brig Nonpareil POpes msrieL 10 Decreased.
senr II D Leighton, Handy. N z. to 9 w Davis.
| sehr Bay STATE Marson Boston, to q G Rankin.
2ssh schr Rio Grand. Bowden, Boston, to Barry .
sehr iatonis Gafford, Chariestan.
| schE Maria johnson, Charleston, to d ID fekae.
schr Lawrence, Lawrence, ChaTlcsion, 70 Dekosses,
Brown Co.
sehr Harvest, Rice, Boston, e @ w Davis.
CLEARED.
2lth sehr Savory, Windel, DTasos 9antiske,
| troops and siores, by d Ella.
27ttl brig Aztec, CoOmbs, n Orleans, b Dekesses
| Brown Co.
schT DeRosses, Bodiel, N r, By " brown.
18th. Schr Nicanor, Atkins, Boston, By g w Davis.
18th. schr Thorn, Wainwright, Y, by W o Je6ries.
sehr. II Roberts, Masee. Charleston BY SAD McRse.
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SUPERIOR CoURr.-The Spring Term OF
New Hanover Superior Court was held IN this
town last week. His Honor, Judge BATTLE,
presided. Thomas Broughton, who was con-
victed, at last October term, of the murder OF
DeSilva, Portuguese, was sentenced to be
hung on the 2lst of May-this day three
weeks Upon his conviction in October last,
he appealed 10 the Supreme Court on point
Of law, which appeal was not allowed by the
said Court.
H1cHwAy RoBpERY.-A true bill was found
by the Grand Jury last week against one R
A. Price, the keeper of a sailor boarding
house in this place, and one John Cowan, {
sailor, for assauting and robbing Capt Rod
ney, of the Br Brig Vail, in March last They
were both arraigned before his Honor, Judg,
Battle, TO stand their trial for highway robbie
ry. Cowan plead guilty, the Judge, howev
er allowed him counsel, who retraced tn,
plea OF guilty. Price plead not guilty. Boil
were then put upon their trial, which consu
med the whole of Thursday. The jury rem
dered verdict of guilty against Cowan, AM
not guilty against Price. Counsel for tn
State, Thomas S. Ashe, Esq. For the prison
ers, T. D. Meares, Thos c. Miller, and Grit
fifth J McRee, Esqrs
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THE WAKE DIsTRIcr-The following gen
tlemen have declared themselves as candidates
for Congress in the Wake District, viz: Gen.
M. T. Hawkins and DR.. Pritchard, of War
rem Hon. A. H. Arlington. of Nash; and H.
l. Toole, Esq, of Edgecombe; and P. Busbee
and ]. B. Shepard, Esqrs., of Wake and Gen
Daniel, of Halifax, are spoken Of We are
not aware that the three last have announced
themselves Mr.. Toole has published an ad-
dress to the voters. He says he will not sub
nit TO the decision of the Convention TO be
held at Nashville He comes out in favor OF
Gen. Taylor for the Presidency, but will not
pledge to support him till he (he GenD shall
make known his political principles, which
are yet unrevealed.
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LIEUT.. BoTTS.-The remains of this young
officer, who died at Camargo, of sickness,
were carried through this place on Sunday
last, to be inferred at the residence of his ia
ther, Hon. j. NJ. Boris, in Virginia
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THE REPUBLICAN.-This is the title of a
new Democratic paper just established in
Newbern, this State, a prospectus of which
we published some weeks since. 1t the on
ly Democratic paper on the Eastern sea board
of North Carolina. The Republican was for
merly published in Washington, North Caro-
lima, but since it was burnt out in that place
last year, it has been removed to Newbern,
with view of better support The Republi-
can is genteel sheet, and we do hope the
party, at least, will give it a liberal-a gener-
Gus support 1t deserves it. Price So so in
advance. Send in your names. Don't be
backward because you have fears OF its per
manency. Backwardness in our friends in
this way is the cause of SO many failures Of
the Democratic press in North Carolina. The
way to insure permanently, is 10 subcribe al
first, and pay down. BY adopting this course
all Democratic papers will flourish
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NEwnEHk. No. Anrii n.

Natal Stores-Per barrei-.-
TGrpenthe, nswdip, 80 30 q. 81 90
old dip, 90 40
= - hard $50 ~
Tar /: .
Cors,- Per hbi.- SIS
Boess-Per ih.-hog rorDt, q
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W-The Magnetic Telegraph wires have
been extended to Fredericksburg, Va The
line will soon be completed to Petersburg, and
in very short time to Raleigh and Fayette-
vile. What are our people about
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NEW YORK, April "A.


Corn 80 10 IS cts Flour 6 TO dis. Pork Mess SIS
Prime SIP; Lard TO 81 cts; Whiskey 20cts.
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NORTH CdTolintdn.

CHARLESTON. :. C., April "a
Cotton 100 10 IlS Rice 10 At; Rough Rice 10 TO
IS; Corn go TO s.; Flour 61t1s. Bacon, hams to
III Sides 81 to TO- shoulders 7. TO 8; Lard 81 to 10
River Lumber 10 dis Ranging Timber z to 81 dis