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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-10-13
FRESH ARRIVALS OF GOODS.
LARD AND BUTTER.

Just received per schr. Charles Mills,
and for sale by f. J. BERNARD.
Oct l31 Commercial copy.
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MULLETS! MULLETS!!
sc barrels, September Mulcts, just received pei
Schr Martha B.. and for sale by
E. J. BERNARD.
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SUGARS;

10 bbIs Woolsey and Wool.ey's crushed 10
do. Powdered; 10 do. St. Croir 80 d. Porto
Rico. For sale ~ s-.r|
So u, CkONLY.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-10-13

l(orE-River Lumber, Tar and Turpentine are al
ways sold in the water aud subject to the expense
of landing, inspection, cooperage, &c; say lumber
SOC 81 tar amt Turpentine about l0c per Dbl
dry virgin mixed turpentne deduction is made
according to quality.
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SULPHATE OF QUININE.

Just received, large and fresh supply
of Fairs Sulphate of Quinine. For sale hs
$40 VIM H LIPPITT.
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CORDAGE AND DUCK.

CORDAGE AND DUCK.
Manela Rope, all sizes Bolt Rope. Wetmin,
Husee, Marlin, Spun Yarn and Cotton Cordage,
Duck from to 10. Ship Stores put up with
despatch, and low, at
s22 HOWARD & PEDEN'S.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-10-13

MESS PORK-PRIME PORK.
Just received per schr Mary Powell. For sale
OBI by WIN. A. GWYER.
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Wilmington Music School.

MRS. WHITAKER has removed her Mu-
sic School to the house occupied last year by Mr.
HEwLErT. and opposite the Episcopal Church,
where she hopes the Ladies of Wilmington will
call and judge for themselves of her qualifications
Teacher to give instructions on the Piano and
Guitar. She feels thankful for the very liberal en-
couragement she has received through the sum-
mer season, and feels not the eas: hesitation in
saying that all who patronize her School will be
well satisfied. both as to her correct manner of
teaching. and their fast improvement She also
keeps constantly on hand and for sale well Sc
lected assortment of Music for the Piano and
Guitar
Oct l3 lS4S-r5-4t
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-10-13
JOHN T. RUSS,
INSPECTOR OF
TIMBER AND LUMBER.
W1LM1NGToE, N. G.
October Is, 1915 sly
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Application will be made to the next
General Assembly of North Carolina. for the pas
sage of private act er:anci patng Washington,
known generally as Mary Henry's Washington,
about 40 years of age.
October 6. Ie4a--[ 5 5t*
FRESH ARRIVALS OF GOODS.
Just received, per schr. David Hale,
from New York :-Beached shirtines. India drills,
lacnia do, Canton fannels crash, cambria, Irish
linen, bleached jeans apron checks, bed tick, ban-
kets, plaid Insey. ginghams. Turkey red yarn,
vestings. hollands, shawls, a!pacca hose (assort-
ed.) suspenders, black silk crava's, silk handker-
chiefs. colored table cloths, fanneIs cred & white,
mixed sattinets cadet mixture, Kentucky jeats,
prints (various patterns.) Carolina stripes, shirt
buttons, pocket combs, plaid jeans, blue cotton
yarn. unheached shiring. umbrellas, Allendaie
sheetng q yards wide. kerseys cotton handker-
chiefs, cashmeres. de LANES. lama cloths, chene
plaids &c. &c. For sale by
Oct 1871 Z. BERNARD.
Cor,p3oroial
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NOTICE.

Not having met with an offer fer my
Mcsely Hall plantation, have determined to ofE.r
it at public sale on Monday of Superior Court. 1t
will be offered 10 divisions, to accommodate pur-
chasers. Terms made known on the day of sale.
VIZ. s. ASHE,
October s, le4S-I4-n
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-10-13

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Now in store, and for sale by
OBI VIVA GWYER.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-10-13

BACON SIDES.
hhds now in store. For sale by
OI3l WIN. A. GWYER.
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REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
I have removed from the store occupied by me
last year. and can now be found two doors North,
at the store recently occupied by J. &c Lata, Lords
buildings. WIN A GWYER.
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New Family Grocery!

South side Of Market St., Sd door ,cest Of Second.
The undersigned have formed a Co-part-
nership under the name Of
MORSE & YOPP.
For the transaction of general Wholesale and
Retail
grocery business,
and would respectfully invite the attention of their
friends and the public generally. to their assort-
mcnt of GROCERIES. which have been Judi
ciously selected in New York by one of the firm,
expressly for tits market. Their STOCK en-
braces erery thing usually found in Family
Grocery store, which they will sell on as good
terms as any other house in Wilmington They
indulge the hope that by keeping GOOD ARTI-
CLES-such as they can recommending receive
liberal share of public patronage.
G G. MORSE,
Oct. Is ls4s.-[5t1 w. JOHN YOPP.
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ZIooEE3 7ICc y q u ~
Oct. l3, ls49.--[5-3t
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-08-31

First Lieut. Edward c. Marshall, 18th infantry, tsince
CAPTAIN
Ftst Lieut. Daniel French 18th infanuy
First Lieut. Charles Peternel, 18th infantry
First Lieufesanfs By Byepsl-
Second Lieut. Robert c. Forsyth, voIdgeurs. (nce Isl
Second Lieut. Asa A stoddard. 9th infantry. Gate Ist
iieutenant)
Second Lieut. Thompson H Crosby 9th infantry. (snce
Second Lieut. John Glackn infantry (since LIST lieu
Second Lieut.. William ]. Martin volrigeurs.
Second Lieut.. Andrew j. Isaacs, 18th infantry.
Second Lieut. Levi Woodhouse, 9Th infantry (since Isl
Second Lieut. Plat 5. Titus. 18th infantry.
Second Lieut. John X. Bennett, 18Th infantry.
Second Lieut. John M. Hathaway, 9Th infantry.
brevet galant and conduct in defence
ofPaeba Mexico, from September 10 to October H. 1871
10 date from October IL, 1917.
BREvErs"For gallant and meritorious conduct in the
affair OF Atix co, Mexico, October 10, ls47"
To date ffon--Ocfober 10, lS47.
Captain Lenuel Ford, Sd dragons, 10 be major by
second Lieut. John w. Martin, Sd dragons, be 6rst
lieutenant by brevet
ILL., BREvErs conferred on general and staff officers
provded for the organization Of the volunteer force
brought the Of the United States, during the
with Mexico.
Brgsdler General John A. Quitman tsince major gene
raj in the regular army to be major general by Sieve To-
gallant and meritoroas conduct u the batte OF Monterey
Mexico" 10 date from September D. 1886. ~
Brgadier General James Shields 10 be major general ts
brevet Tor gallant and meritorous condpct IN the bauo
Cero Gordo Mexico, the l7Ih and 18th OF April lS,
TO date from April Is. lS47. +.-. ~
Brigader General Joseph Lane TO be major general ~
brevet Tor "galant and merorous conduct the buuie oil
Hnamanra, Mexico" 70 date from October 10. 1877
Captain Theodore OHara, assistant quarermaser. to be
major by breve for gallant and mrrtorious conduct in
the battles of Conireas and Churubnsco, Mckee, date
from August 20, lS47.
Captain Joseph Daniels assistant quartermaster, to be
major by brewer, for gallant and meritorpus conduct in
the battles Conreras and Churubusco Mexico date
from August 20, lSi7. WV
~ Officers enumerated in the foregoing lists OF bre-
vets, who may not be in service are requested to
report their address the Adutan General in order that
their commissions may be duly forwarded to them.
BY order of the Secretary of War;
r. JONES' Adutant General.
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THE 10th article of the articles of association OF the
Washington and New Orleans Telegraph Company
provides that the of the line the trustees shall
notify meeting the Of the line by both pub
lie advertisement and printed notice. transmitted by mail
holder weeks least before the time
pointed for such meeting TO be holden in the city OF ash
ington. And such meeting dent who shall be er
oclo Director and also board of directors consisting OF
eight persons, five of whom shall have power TO transact
any business; Also secretary and treasurer. shall be
elected of the holders of majority OF the stock
said company such meeting In person or
by proxy Each person entitled certificates Of stock shall
for each share which he shall be entitled
on all questions said meeting"
The said line OF telegraph being completed so far
to work wire from Washington 70 New Oheans, the
stockholders hereby notified, in conformity With the
article quoted, that meeting of the stockh OF
the said line will be held the office of the maRpetc tee-
graph in the city of Washington Thursday the l4th
purpose Of carrying the provisions OF said l0acle Ut
the articles of ciaton Y &c Dup
v. W. SCI Ton. Tsusee..
DANIEL GUILD
WASHINGTON, July %, lS4S
Aug. 4-tm
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July n


ssckly e1IHnases. -
THE UNDERSIGNED would call the attention oil Off
of the army and and a. person, we E asxe
OCCASION to visit any of the sicky climates 70 ~
TABLE BlTTERS which have proved 20 highly bench
:a in many where they were used o our
,,. thar thew entire escaped the fevers and other dis
.s.s w which many their companions were suoJcencd
"a ~ ha ~, returned their hones il poTfect health
This medicine a-o been used in many OF the sackly
,;. or the South several years, and gained
Mon among people accoun, Of IT'S great
~ cnr,tive powers xceied by any othor medicine
er brought before the public On ship board or IN the
amp il would be found most invaluable, As II can be up
ed in ferent ways, with almost universal sue
ess different cascs OF disease FOR instanc.'
vben person severely wounded, by applying the o
rrs wound will be healed very shou tune, ~
ef from pain almost instantly effected Or u sS
hem. however malignant in its character, w reI;s.
RELY Of the biters they Will find almost INN p e. ave
md by continuing the moderate use o. men yensed
return of the disease viii be eFectualy ..ch
Full directions Gin English and German ysr
bottle of this medicine. Price, ~ per nd e,,,~.rded
All orders from distance fui'y Fn' ~ ~ - 5000
n,ns5;.tsiv psr.ons wishing ma e uiai on ne Ge'
,, ~ .,hscrer sole proprietor and man
uac turer. No ss Baltimore SIT q. M, Wand
sign OF the FOUNTAIN Oh " l.. GOtLEY
Aug ~ w6w
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PATENT OFFICE, August 3, 1913.
an the petition of Thomas j.. an. Ea1tS-

PATENT OFFICE, August 3, 1913.
nN the petition Of Thomas J. Goodn an. OF BaIti-
" more, Md praying for he extension of patent grant
Thomas Goodman for improvement in scalding
hogs by stean for years from the expiration of said
patent which place the 18th day of February,
lS49-
ordered that the said petition be heard the Patent
Office the first Monday in January, at IL o'clock.
AID ali persons notified to appear and show cause,
any they have, why said petition ought 10 he granted
Ordered ALSO that this notice be published in the Union,
National In,ellrgence and National Demokat, Washing
ton Pennsy vanian, Philadelphia Post, Puburg States
ma n CouE,bus; Inquirer, Cincinnati and Sentinel In
diana polls for successive weeks pre-
vious 10 the first Monday in January next
EDMUND BURKE,
Commissioner of Patents
p SEditors of the above papers will please copy, and
send their bills the Paelt Office, with paper contain.
ing this notice Aug 5-law3w
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r. The steamer OSCEOLA having discontinued
- her ups TO Baltimore until further notlce
will on Wednesday, the 26th July, commence making two
trips week to Norfolk. Leaving Washington every Wed
nesday and Saturday at o'clock a. M Returning, leave
Norfolk every Monday and Thursday at O'Clock, p. M
Passage and fare 50 o.. "a,
She touches, going ard returning at Piney Point, Old
JAMES MITCHELL.
J,v Csptrin.
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cyUPERIOR Sealinx-W.x aud Wafsrs.-W ri

SUPERIOK Sealing-Wax and Wafer.-W flSCH-
- Err, importer stationery parchment Rodgerss cutie
ry &c would respectfully inform the heads OF and
generally that he has just received by the ship r
Robert Peel" direct from the manufactures, London an
OF sea ng wax and waters oil superior
quality co uprising every shade OF coor some oil which
IRE put up small packages, designated finest bridal al
lng-wax Queens tinted sealing wax ladies envelope
al,ngwax royal navy blue and royal carmne sealing
wax constantly kept for sale at Satonefs Hall on the most
rea sonable
Aup 24-3w
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THE POTOMAC PAVILION. at this delightful water.
ngPece, Will be open, usual for the reception and
accommodation Of visiiers the 18th of June Pney
ront is situated NJ the mouth Of the Potomac river,
inanding noble and picturesque view of the Chesa-
PeaRe bay II is easy access being about hundred
mics from the cities OF Baltimore and Washington. The
bathing at this place is all times perfectly safe, there
is no undercuren and the invalid and others enjoy
sun bathing with the security The bathing
nave been put in complete ORDER and will be well attended
the invalid there is place that present many
alfscuons Tor the promotion OF health, tor
pleasure and recreation and regular breeze
enders the air at all times perfectly pure and elastic.
An excellent cotllon baud wi be attendance all the
season number OF and safe fishing and sailing
ooais have been provided
Board per month $50 90
week 800
day 50
Children and servants half price.
The steamer Columbia viii leave Washington for Piney
Point every Wednesday at a. returning, will leave
The Point Sunday at a IN.
The Osceola leaves Washington for the Point
every Sunday att and Thursday ~ a.
Ing, wu oay- on Wednesday and Saturday morning.
A w. kIRkWtOD, po.;,..F
r. l. KELLER, 'p
June l-3sS whist uIyx2swuSept
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NEW DAILY EXPRESS LINE.

NEW DAILY EXPRESS LINE.
ssaas,asa,;sz I'll
Through by Mail Train from WashinKton VIA Alsx-
andri., Fredericksburg, Rlohnaond, and Pcters-
burg, Virginia.
The undersigned having made the necessary arrange
mens with the Steamboat and Railroad Companies be-
the above named places now prepared, under
the and style OF ROGERS, DARRACOTT 81 AL
LEN every description Of light goods and for
ward the ne (as above stately on reasonable terms
We by giving personal attention to the bust
ness with encouragement, and assure our friends
that nothing shall be wanting part to afford salts
faction.
All light articles such parcels and packages, which
may be consigned will be delivered rec OF
carriage and erchandise other articles which be
too heavy for the mail train, will have partcu
by the light train.
J. W. ROGERS, Master Steamer Powhatan,
B. F. DARRACOTT, Train captain. X. K. " p K. X
WILLIAM IL. ALLEN, Depot agent,
Richmond. Va, May l, lS47. Mavl-dn
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Z. w. MAURY IL CO., Managers.

aZ,SS6 prizes, amounting to 81, 1875, 1871.
PRICE or rcKETs.-Wholes, $40 halves, So quarters,
30; eghths, $3.50
Certificates Of packages in this splendid lottery be
had as follows
certificate of package OF Is whole tickets, 1910 90
Do do 26 half do l35 90
Do do PIG nua,,er do 81 80
DO do 26 eighth do RI 75
he holder OF certificate of package of whoes
uled TO all $22l net, that may be drawn by the
weny-sn tickets named therein Certificates OF halves,
quarters and eghths in proportion.
MS scheme Is of tue splendid drawn in
me United States and is well worthy of the attention OF
Orders for tickets and shares and certificates OF packages
IN the above splendid lottery will prompt
attention, and of the drawing will be sent
mediatey after it is all who order from u.s.
Address + ~ G NaIIRY AGENTS
Aug 27-dNcif Aexandris Virginia
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The Mammoth Lottery
S1O0, OOO-S4O, OOO-S25, OOO-2O, OOOl
100 PRIZES OF ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS,

VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
FOR EspowINa LEEsBuRa ACADEMY PURPOSES
Class A, for 1913, to be drawn Alexandria, Va on
Saturday, October 3D. lSlS under the snperntendence
OF commissioners.
10 number lottery-l3 drawn ballots
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Brevet Captain Edward r. S Candy, assistant adjutant
general - Z"
Brevet Captain Earl Van Dorm, LIST lieut. 7th infantry
Captain James L. Ma sou, engineers
BreYe Captain Francis N. Page, adjutant gen
eral. O.
captain James g. Martin, assistant quartermasier
Captain William Austine, Sd artillery.
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Orders for tickets and shares and certificates of packages
in the above splendid lotteries will receive the prompt
attention. and official of each drawing inn
mediately after it is all who order from Ad-
dress,
J. IL G. MAURY,
Agents for J. W Maury Il Co., Managers,
Ang. 0-d&cH Alexandra, Virginia.
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WASHINGTON, July %, lS4S
Aug. 4-tm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-14

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-03

Within the past week. Reading Railroad has declined
rs per cent; Morris and Worcester III Harlem, ";
Long Island 4; Farmers Loan, q; Canton Company,
q. There has been no improvement in any in tho
list, all others remaining the quoted at tho
close of the previous week.
The Merchants Bank of Baltimore has declared
half yearly dividend of three per besides paying
the City State on the stock for the present
year.
Fancy stocks have, amidst the dlcltes experienced
in the money market within tho past week or two been
very firm, prices not having declined more than one
or two per cent and the probability is that N advance
on most of them will be realized, capital be-
comes more plenty and the banks less restricted il,
their discounts As it is settled that the ship
ments Of specie have ceased there will be more conf
dence in commercial affairs, and private creMts will
without doubt, become sufficiently rc-estabshed to
give more activity to markets generally, and to the
movements of principal staples prices for every
thng-for every description of stock securities and
for every variety of merchandisc-rue so low, that
there is wide margin for improvement We see
nothing in the perspective calculated depress prices
and credits to lower level and almost any change
is likely to be for the better the course of the next
ninety days harvests Will all be secured and the
wealth of the country increased several thousand mil
lions of dollars exporting staples will be more than
doubled and the raw material for food and raiment
for our own consumption, and for the consumption of
any other parts of the world requiring them will exist
within our limits, in the greatest abundance
To give some idea of the immense value of the pro-
ducts and manufactures of this country in each and
every year, table, compiled from the report
OF the Commissioner Of Patents, for the year 1s47
showing the estimated value of the products of labor
and capital in the United States for that year,
AGRICULTURAL AND AEoitASicAL WEALTH UNITED
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Political Intelligence

MOVEMENTS or THE BARNBURyERs IN MAssAcHU-
sEITs.In addition to the statements that the Nor
folk Democrat and bristol Cnupity Democrat have
taken down the Cass flag, it is rumored that a
about 10 advocate The cause of Van Buren,. The
Van Buren men il Massachusetts are also about 10
move IN the matter OF convention to nominate an
electoral ticket The PlttsGeld Eagle states that a
''call was circulated at Lennox, on Thursday for
q. Bambumer's Mass Meeting in Bers shire II was
signed by many Of the Influential members of the
loco loco party -Coston Traveller, Isl inst.
KENTUCKY u. S. SENAToR.-Thomas Metcalfe
has been appointed by the governor of kentucky to
The United States Senate TO fill the vacancy occa-
stoned by the resignation Of ] J. Crittenden.
A NEW TAYLOR PAPER AT New ORLEANs.-A
new paper called the National Campqigne. has
been started al New Orleans, TO advocate the cause
OF Taylor and Fillmore.
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ERCIAL AFFAIgS.
MONEY MARK ct,
SI1n(luV. .Tn!V q ~ r

sunday, July @-.6 II. Nj.
During the past week the stock market has beer,
unusually inactive even for this dull season of the
year; but prices have not given way much, and there
has been disposition to force stocks upon the mar
ket Money has been exceedingly tight the past week
and higher rates of interes have paid for short
loans than at any previous period within the past ten
years. Yesterday was one of the hardest Gays known
for years The board of brokers adjourned for three
days. and all contracts done in that time settled
yesterday large amount was paid in dividends,
and the demand for money was not unusually great,
but the scacity almost unprecedented This trin
gency will not last long, the scarcity merely tempo
rary and has been produced principally by the
mutation Of money to pay in for the loans just
made These loans have been created the purpose
ofpayng off old loans falling DUE and for Indebtedness
growing out Of the war ; and the disburse
ments commence the market will be materially reliev-
ed The limited supply of capital at this uncture has
been more by artificial than by natural
The commercial classes are comparatively easy in
all their financial affairs, and the demand does not
come from them neither is there any steady natural
demand from any of any Importance; but it is
the immense amount of capital locked up that ates
the stringency much complained of during the past
week or two. The payments in the shape of interest
on government and State loans dividends from ncorpo
rated companies, and the liquidation of falling
DUE in connection with the large called in ac-
count of loans just created, have required larger
amount of money than known at any previ-
Gus period within the history of the country The tenn
porary withdrawal of such large from the usual
channels of trade, could not but have produced tenn
porary stringency in the market, and it is probable
that its duration will not be long enough to create any
very serious embarrassment in commercial circles 1t
is estmated that at least ten millions of dollars have
been withdrawn from its legitimate channels of circu
lation within the past month, to meet payments due
yesterday. We trust that few days will suffice to
turn this capital again into the market and that we
shall soon have relief from the depression which
has long weighed upon business matters generally,
The annexed tale exhibits the quotations in this
market for the principal speculative stocks for each
day of the past week. and at the close of the week pre-
vious 1t will be that the sales during the past
week have been confined to few of the fancies:--
QUorAT1oNs FOR THE PRINCIPAL STOCKS IN THE New
York MARKET.