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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-06-23
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LIVERPOOL, June Sd, lS4s.
FLoUR.-Western Canal flour 27s cd 2es
per Dbl; Philadelphia aid Baltimore 27s 27s Cd;
Orleans and Ohio 26s ITS.
GRAIN.-Indian Corn, white, 32s Gas; yell
low. Gas 36s Sd per quarter, Of 4sO lbs.
Meal las Sd l5s per tbl. In this article the
markets are Land generally tending downwards.
White wheat Is Sd a s.; red do. IS Sd Is Sd
per 10 lbs. Rice IS SIS Sd per 60 lbs. The rice
market is Inactive and rather in favor Of buyers.
Corrox.-Upland, ordinary 34d; middling
81 81; mi1dling to fair ID; fair a. good fair &
good d; Orleans, ordinary 81; middlng 81 a
So; midding to fair a; far a; good to fair 53
good 81 6; choice Ct 7. The market. gener-
ally speaking, is quiet, and prices are considered
rather in favor of buyers.
Cotton has further declined Id per ID since the
departure of the Acadia. The sales for the week
closing were 10000 bales.
PnOvIsloNs,-Prime pork IS 42s; mess do.
Al Sos; lard in kegs So 4ls; in bbs 20 ABS.
Teas, duty paid, 4s SIS. Turpentine Is.
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ZNO the Debtors and Creditors ofOwxxH.x..
u LET, deceased. late of the County of New.
Hanover. At the June Term. A. ID. ls4s. of,be
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions of the Conn.
~ of New-Hannrer. letters of Adm;nistra,;on nm.
on the Estate of OWEN HAEsLEr. decreased. late
of said County, were duly granted by said Court
to the subscriber who. at the same time was quail.
flied Administrator of the said deceased, in due
form Of law.
AL persons indebted to the Estate Of the said
deceased are hereby notified to make immediate
payment; and those having claims, accounts and
demands against the Estate of the said deceased,
are requested to present them for payment to the
subscriber within the time prescribed by law, OF
they will be barred OF recovery by virtue of the
Act OF the General Assembly Of this State, in
such cases made and provided.
I. ]. ARMSTRONG, Admir-.
June Esd, lS4S.-G4l-3t
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DIED..

In this town, on the 18th inst. Mrs. Elizabeth
rice rellct OF Mr.. james Price, aged rs years.
those who knew this most excellent lady, a
ldhored euIoglum could add nothing to her worth
-enshnned IN their hearts her fond memory will
cease only with their existence. The agonised
feelings of children. friends and servants who sur
rounded her dying bed, and witnessed her dissou-
lon, best attest the bereavement of those left he.
hind. With patient and meek submissive mind,
she bowed to the Christening hand of her Maker.
and resigned her soul to him who gave it. with a
perfect confidence that he whose will had been her
law-whose worship her delight-would receive
her guIeltss spirit into the mansions of rest pre-
pared tor those who have served him in spirit, and
adored him In truth. COm.
In OnsIow County, on the 18th inst. Isaac
BenJ'mIn,lntant son of Edward w. anders, Esq
aged one year and mite months.
Reader art thou parent if so, have you ev-
er seen thv infant sicken and die have YOU ever
stood beside his dying couch, and wiped the cold
dews from bis brow, hast thou ever stood
upon the portals of the grave, and heard the sad
requiem pronounced dust unto dust, and ashes
unto ashes; surely then you must know what an
guish and grief rends the bosom of the aectlonate
parents. But we are told by holy writ, of such
are the kingdom of Heaven.
I'll take these little lambs, said He,
And lay them in my breast.
Protection they shall find in me,
In me, be ever blest.
Their feeble flames my power shall raise.
Ard mould with Heavenly skill,
I'll give them tongues to sing my praise,
And hands TO do my will.
Com.
In Sampson county, on the Tst inst, Mrs. Sa-
rah B"ykjn, in the s6th year of her age
In Rockingham county, on the 18th ult., Miss
Elizabeth Settle. daughter of Judge Thomas Set.
tie, in the Goth year of her age. -
Suffer little Children to come unto me, for of
such are the kingdom of Heaven"
On the 26th of May last. Mary E.. aged years;
on tie 9Th of June, William F aged 3 years. and
on the goth June, John E.. aged 3 months, chill
dfen ofJohn and Jesusha Galfbrd, of this place.
Thus, within the short space of less than month,
have these afflicted parents been bereft Of all The
children with which heaven had pleased to bless
them. Carried away in the very dawn of iife ere
the bud had been permitted to expand into the
flower, these lovely babes have been translated to
brighter and happier sphere. Who, or what
can console the distracted parents for this. the
heaviest blow that can fall upon parents heart
Nothing on earth. From Heaven. and Heaven
alone must the balm flow which can bind up
the bruised and broken hearts of these sorrow-
stricken parents. ;'1here is balm in GiIead and
physician there" Com.
In Fayetteville, on the 18th inst, Mrs. Marga-
ret Nash, wife of Rev. Fred. Nash, and daughter
of Judge Potter.
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Administrators Sale.

nm Thursday. the 18th day of July next, a,
~ the late residence of OWEN HANsLEY, decd.
the subscriber, as the Administrator of said OwEx
HANsLEI. will expose 10 sale. at public auction.
the perishable property belonging to said Estate,
consisting principally of the following articles,
viz:
20 head of Cows and Calves;
80 head of Stock Cattle;
Yoke of OxeL;
Horses;
70 head of Hogs, number of which are 2
and years old;
80 head Sheep;
l Gig and Harness;
OK Cart;
l pair Ok Wheels;
l Horse Cart;
- Bbls Dip Turpentine;
The present growing Crop. consisting of Corn.
Peas, Potatoes, &c; Household and Kitchen Fur
niture; Farming UteHtials, and many other
articles.
The Negroes Of said Estate will be hired for
the balance of the year.
A credit of six months will be allowed the pur-
chasers, who will be required to enter into bonds
with good and sufficient security for the payment
of their respective purchases.
7. J. ARMSTRONG, Admir-.
juno 23d, lS4S.-[4l-3t
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n O TIC E

THE subscriber having qualified as Administra.
tor of the goods and chatteIs. rights and credits OF
James NJ. Thompson. deceased at the June Term
ls4S, of the Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions
for New Hanover County hereby notifies all per-
sons indebted to his intestate to make immediate
payment and all persons having claims against
said intestate are notified to present them within
the time prescrib by law. or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery.
THOs. c. CRAFT, Admir-.
June Is, lS48--[4O.6m
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LoNG CREEK, June 10, 1913.

GENTLEMEN Your note informing me that
he Democratic County Convention which as
embled in Wilmington on Tuesday, 18th in
ant, has nominated me as a candidate of the
emOCratc party to represent the County of
ew Hanover in the House of Commons of
e next Legislature of North Carolina, has
zen received. Believe me, gentlemen, feel
aghIy fattered by the confidence thus again
akndly and so generously reposed in me by
ny fellow citizens. accept the nomination
50 kindly rendered me with pleasure; and
Should it please the Democracy again to elect
ne to a seat in the Legislature of North Caro-
Una, ! shall endeavor, according to the best of
my humble abilities, to serve them faithfully
md honestly.
Gentlemen, with your permission, will a.
,aImyseIf of this opportunity to explain more
....y than the card published in the Journal
The 26th utimo did, the reasons why |, in
mmon with MesSrs. Ashe and Reid, declined
nomination of the Convention held at A ril
Nperor Court.
from various sources we learned that the
y, Ael dld not give, by any means, general sat-
,aclon Why, and on what account, this
, Tie case, 1t would be improper in me now
$ SuSC ; We were anxious to prevent any
f., r"s IKE a split in the ranks of the Democra-
VI New Hanover, and on consultation
ought the best means 10 restore harmony
!. ' g be for the whole ticket TO decline, and
Cn1 NIUE party bring out new one that would
w. aT {, The whole party. This, and this alone,
i'm Tie reason why declined that nomina-
NH MY motives were good, and trust they
VW1 "ll thus appreciated by my fellow citizens.
,d %nn sentiments of respect for yourselves
a,Tab,0uuaIIy. permit me, gentlemen, to sub
Your obedient servant,
4, THOS. H. WILLIAMS.
ISIS 5Ss' Miles Costin, David S. Sanders, G
j. Moore, Committee.
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SH CO rim G. S
MApREN CnI1NTY NnRTH CARnIINA

WAkkEN CUUNTI. NUkTH CARULlNA.
0NHIS pleasant Summer retreat, newt, fitted
~ up. surrounded by beautiful forest grove.
offering inducements to those seeking health or
pleasure. is again open to visitors.
The Proprietor will devote to it his personal at
tention, aided by good assistants; and from his ex
perience in public life, he hatte-s himself that
his Establishment will compare. in manner and
STYLE with any other of the kind. Shocco is &C.
cessihIe by the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail Road,
within IL miles of Warrenton Depot, from which,
via Warrenton. the Proprietor will run daily
line post coaches and thereby giving visitors the
benefit Of daily mail while at Shacco. The me-
dicinaI properties ofShacco Water are, Sulpher,
Soda, Magnisia, Lime & EPSON Salts, has proven,
by test of more than half 0 century, its efficacy
in the cure of most diseases incidental to South
ern climate.
Transient Persons. except those boarding with
the Proprietor, will be charged for the use of the
water.
A good Band of Music will DO in attendance
during the season.
SAMUEL CALVERT, Proprietor.
May 26, 1915 379t.
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NRW E1MSG
Furniture Warehouse!
FRONT STREET, NEAR MARX

WILMINGTON, N. G.
HNHE subscriber would respectfully call the
Il attention of the public to his extensive as
sortment of CABINET FURNITURE, which
for beauty or workmanship he will guarantee to
he superior to any ever yet brought to the South
ern Market, and at the most reasonable prices
Among his stock can always be found:-
Marble and plain top Bureaus,
Egyptian and White Marble top Centre Tables,
Marble top Washstands,
Wardrobes and Sideboards,
Sofas, Divans and Couches,
French Bedstcads,
High and low post Maple Bedsteads,
Windlass and TrunneI Bed*teads,
Walnut and Mahogany stuffed Rockers,
Walnut and Mahogany Parlor Chairs,
Writing Desks of every description,
Ladies Work Tables, Quartelte Tables,
Ladies Sewing Chairs,
Cane and Wood Seat Nursing Chairs,
Mahogany Dining and Tea Tables,
Common Walnut and Cherry Tables,
Night Cabinets and sick Chairs,
Portable Writing Desks,
Ladies Work Boxes,
Cribs. Cradles, and Children's Chairs,
Buffers. Trays and Towel Racks,
Settles, cane and wood seats,
Office Chairs and Cushions,
Large cane back Rockers,
Cane and wood seat Stools of every sizo,
Maple Chairs of every description,
Common Chairs in any quantity.
Looking Glasses, Cots Mattresses, and Pillows,
&c &c. F. CLARK.
Any article of furniture manufactured at short
notice.
UJFurniture packed safely for transportation.
May 10, lS48-[2S-6ms
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10 subscribers.

Fb2Y this means would respectfully inform
- my numerous subscribers in DuPlln, ons-
low Jones and Lenoir counties, that shall deIlv'
er to them the Books for which they subscribed
(viz: Biography ofthe signers to the Declaration
of Independence" General View of the World
" Cooper's Naval History" Holy Bible" and
" CIark's Commentary" In addition to which
shall have Miscellany of other valuable and In
teresting works to dispose Of in July proIimo.
w. w. SWANSON, Ag't.
June %, le4S.-I4I-lt'
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ON Thursday. the 9th day of July, ls4s. at
the late residence of Washington Collins' dec d.
| shall offer for sale the Perishable property BE-
Ionging to the estate of the SAID washington Got
Inns. consisting of Horses, Hogs Sheep. Cattle,
Household and Kitchen Furniture. Carts Gig and
Harness, Cooper's and Farmers Tools, &C &C
credit of six months will be given. and the pur'
chasers will be required to enter into bonds WITH
GOOD and sufficient securities for the payment Of
their respective purchases.
juno Is, 1876 4o-t6J
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POSTSCRIPT.
THURSDAY, June 22d. 8 1-2 O'Clock pm.
FIRE! FIRE!I

We stop the press to state that fire broke
out in the Dry Goods Store of Mt. c. H. Lip.
pitt. on Front Street, about a quarter OF an
hour since. The fire is still raging, and the
engines are at work. We, have not been able
to learn whether any ofthe goods have been
saved. The fire is said TO have been OCCASION
ed by the explosion of Camphine Lamp.
O'Clock. fire has been subdued.-
Everything in the store. books and all, have
been entirely consumed. No time for partie-
ulars
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N O TICE

THE subscriber having qualified as the Admin
istrator of James M. Thompson, deceased, will
sell at Exchange Corner, in the town of Whining
ton. on Tuesday, the 18th day of July next. all
the Household and Kitchen Furniture, together
with Horse, Cart, and Dray, and other articles
belonging to the estate of his intesfate.
Al the same time and place, two likely Negroes
belonging to said estate will be sold all of which
property will be sold on credit of six months,
the purchaser thereof giving bond and approved
security. THOS. &. CRAFT, Admir-.
June l6, ls4s-[4O-tds
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.W.ARREED

In this town, on Thursday evening the 18th
inst, by the Rev: Mr. Parish. Rev. Richard H.
Jones Pastor of the Methodist Protestant Church
IN wilmington, to Miss Harriet Ann, daughter
of the Rev. B. L. Hoskins.
In SmiIhfied, Johnson CO., on the 9th inst,
Col VIM, h. Morning, to Miss Phebe r. Babcock,
In Kaielgh' on Wednesday, 10th inst. by the
Rev. j. j. Finch james F. Jordan. Esq to Miss
Caroline second daughter of Theodore Partridge,
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coRREsPONDENCE.
WILMINGTON, June Is, 1915

WILMINGTONs JuHC AO'
NrcuoLAs N. NIXON. ESQ on.oa .
Sir: The undersigned were appG;"TIIu )"
Committee on behalf of the Denoc.n.o o t"an.
~ Convention, composed OF Dei S",t' n i'oI''
he raOps Ef 5eS ns. psf"sd in this place
VET CHu"'y -" VIII" nb inst, to inform you Of
Tuesday, mG by that body, as candidate
{ you u . soat in the House of Commons of the
lo .vt ea,sature of North Carolina, and to re
neSs ext, I!oHr acceptance of the same. In the
u ,formance of this, to us, pleasing duty, per-
PET rs TO add to the wishes of the Convention
. n.F' we represent, our own individual de-
g4t that you will accept the nomination which
Ios bppn rendered to you with such unanimity.
"' We remain, sir, your obi serv'ts,
MILES COST[N.
DAVID S. SANDERS,
G. J. MOORE.
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The handsome and well selected stock of Fancy,
Dry and Staple Goods. of NATHAN DrEr, decd
are now being sold off at prime cost. Those who
want to purchase bargains in this lne had better
call at once, sales of the whole stock must and
will be speedily effected. The stock consists of
we'll selected assortment of FANCY GOODs. which
were bought few months since in the Northern
markets, principally for cash. The Ladies are
particularly invited to call and examine the stock
Of Goods now offered at cost. They can obtain
bargains. JOSEPH DREY.
May rs, lS48.-[3nf
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

THE subscribers having, at the June Term.
ls4s, of the Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions
of the County of New Hanover, obtained Letters
Testamentary on the estate of the late Capt. James
Moore, hereby notify all persons having claims a.
gainst said estate to present the same within the
time prescribed by law, this notice will be plead
cd in bar of their recovery and all persons in.
deb,ed t" said estate are requested to make pay
ment of their respective debts without delay.
JAMES LAM p; MOORE, E1s
June l6 12d9--rd0.f6I
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BALTIMoRE, June 90 The -four market still contlll,
quiet without change in prices. Sellers OF Howard
brands So 62 2 but there is not much dlspo
sition purchase supply light City Wills is nominal
at IS 75-Very little manufacturing; millcrS are gener-
ally clearing out to prepare for the new crop Rye
flour SO IS Corn Aeal 50 81 ~ The receipts n 81
" heat light. Nothing of moment doing Good 10
prime reds nominal at ! IA 81 is. No white in market
sales of white Corn 40 Az and of yellow at IS A.
Rye 20 cents. Oats so 80 Provisions are without
change-sales chiefly to the regular trade Groceries
steady At Auction yesterday, 80 h'ds Porto K'c" Su
gnr sold 4 S. O5 per lbs Wnskey is selling at Il
a % IL cents per gallon in hhds and bbls
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SWEET CIDER.
A few Bills. on hand, for sale by
June %. WIN. A. GWYER.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISIRAIO NOIlCE.
LETTERS IF Administration on all and sim
gular the goods and chattels rights and credits of
Washington Collins. decd, were granted to the
subscriber at the June Term, ls4s, Of the Court
of Pleas and Quarter Sessions OF the COUNTY Of
New Hanover all persons having claims against
his interstate are hereby notified to present the
same within the time prescribed by law, and all
persons indebted to said estate are requested to
pay the same without delay.
NJ. c. COLLINS, Admir-.
June l6, 18f8-r4O-t6J
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RUNAWAY

A. BSCONDED from David Godwin's planta-
~ tioz in Brunswick county some months ago,
two Negro Slaves. PETER and SUCK. l VIII
give reward of $50 each for the apprehension
and delivery of said Negroes to me, or lodged 10
the county Jail of New Hanover.
I,ne % -r4l.h1 w. C.. HOWARD.
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RUNAWAY from the subscriber. on the 9th
of May last. his negro man JOSH. (better known
Josh Kelly. Said negro is of dark complexion,
about feet high ;weighs. $50 or Sc pounds, and
is somewhat grey.
Twenty dollars will be given for his delivery to
the subscriber, in Bladen county.
June 9, ls4s (39-3t) r. w. JOHNSON.
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LARD.
IS Kegs Superior Western for sale by
1881 CRONLY, WALKER & HALL.

OLD POINT COMFORT HOTEL.
INHIS extensive and beautiful establishment is
| now open for the reception of Visitors. Sur
rounded entirely by salt water. it affords every IA
city for Sea Bathing and offers ry inducement
to the traveller in pursuit Of health pleasure
The Hotel is complete in all its arrangements -
active and efficient assistants have been procured,
and no exertion will be spared to render it in all
respects the most agreeable and interesting resort
in the whole country.
Board per day, So 90.
By the week at the rate OF 81 50 per day.
By the month at the rate of ST. 90 per day.
Children and servants half price
JAMES s. FRENCH.
May 26, ls4s-[37-n
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+, wa new campaign paper has been started
a. Se~ York by the Clay men, named THAT
d. .'y old Coon,' for the purpose of opposing
lection Of Gen. Taylor.
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New YORK June l9,-The demand for Flour is mod
75 southern brands al g. ~ l2. Rye Flour 3,6s 375
Corn Neal s243 So per Dbl Red Wheat i5a IS,
of 1000 bushels at 53 81 for yeow-sone lots
SIC; mixed do IS SOC. Oats ~ 43c. Rye ?0c Rice
$50 per cwt Cotton in moderate demand-saleS small
and prices maintained, dealers shown little disposi
to purchaser prices range from to SIC according
to quality. Turpentine remains inactive. quotations
nominal at 50 50 sales of few hundred bbls Spirits
Turpentine at 80 SIC, cash $500 bbls. Common 10
sold at IS for North County, afoat and - ~
for Wilmington, af1Oat and delivered.
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Telegraphed for the Baltimore Sun.

PHILADELPHIA, June 20.-Small sales of Flour at so
SIS 81 per bbl for Western and Pennsylvania brands
the market is pretty much at a stand. Corn Meal is
dull at SO 50 81 Rye Flour So Sc per Dbl Receipts
of flour are light Grain-market rather dull Small
of red Wheat at 81 l5a 81 90 white do 81 p per
bushel. Yellow Corn 49 81 Cts Oats 81 80 cts
Rye ~ cts per hushc Transactions in Provisions are
moderate and prizes steady Bacon rather active and
some speculative movement Groceries without spe
ciaI change Sugars and Molasses dull Rice 81 per
100 lbs. and dull. Whisky is selling at 224 cts per
gallon in bb!s There is rather Frances in Cot
ton and prices are fully sustained-sales small.
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FRESH GOSHEN BUTTER.
have just received, choice lot of Goshen Butter
put up in small packages expressly for family
use. Call and examine it.
June %. VIM. A. GWYER.
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Cheap Beef for Cash !!

ZNHE subscribers respectfully inform the cit-
~ zens Of Wilmington. that they will keep con-
SANITY on hand. at the Stalls No. 8, 9, 10 and
III. in the MARKET HOUSE sup Iy of the
best of BEEF, MUTTON, LAMB and VEAL.
Their prices for Prime Beef, are from Fl to s
cents per h.; and all other meats from 8 to 10 cts
per pound. J. KING,
THOS. O'CONNOR.
N. B. To Graziers and others having fine
Cattle and Sheep to dispose Of they will find it to
their advantage in first making application to
them, as they have made it rule to pay the high
est corresponding prices with tn Sc of Charleston,
and paying them Cash on the delivery. So there
is no longer the necessity of the Farmer driving
his Cattle hundreds of miles to another market to
obtain a sale in which he can realize the Cash.
June 23d, l84S.-T4 l.lf.
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SHERIFFALTY.

We are authorized TO announce OWEN FEN.
NELL. ESQ., as candidate for reelection to the
sheritfalty of New-Hanover County.
June l6, 1S48-r4O-tf
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Brigade Orders No. IA.
HEAD QuARrERs, 3D BRIsADE,
9TH Division, N. G.. MURRAY
WILMIxrON, 2lst June;s ls4S.
The Field Officers and Commissioned Officers
of the aOth Regiment Staff Officers Of the Sd
Brigade Brigade and Regimental Music, are here
by ordered to assemble in Uniform, with white
PsntsloOns, on the morning of the 4,h of July
next: at half past o'clock, in front of the Carroll.
ma Hotel to join in the celebration Of the ami.
Sersary Of their couhtry's independence.
- Officers Of the Major Generals Stafi, and all
Commissioned Officers attached to the Sd Brigade,
arc respectfully requested to join the procession.
BY order of
L. ii. MARSTELLER. Brig. Gen.,
Sd Brigade No. Ca. Militia.
WV. N. PEDEx, Aid,de-Camp.
June 23d, ls4s.-[4l-2t
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New BERNE June, 2O-Narat Stores.-The receipts
of Turpentine are light and the prices stationary at
81 IS for old dip and So 90 tor new virgin Tar
No sale TO repor-woud probably sell for 25 81 30.
COrn-No receipts BGcOn-Dull. Supply ample cts.
thu. hog round, Lard-ScarCe--I0 cts. per pound.