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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-05-19
NEW GOODS,
CHEAPER THAN EVER.
Henry Masser.

II AS just received at his store, in Sunbury,
an assortment Of the cheapest Goods, that
ever came to the place, consisting of
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES. LIQUORS, &c.
French black Cloths, Cassineus, &C. Cali.
Goes. of excellent quality and colors,
price 10 10 cts. Good Muslins, a
yard wide, at 6. cents. ....
These are not the low priced trash article.
usually sold. Muslin de LANES, of fine qu..
ity and patterns lSs. Handsome Terkeri
and other Shawls and various other articles
The public are requested to call and Judge
for themselves
Sunbury, Nov. IS, 1913.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-05-19

Nurnros. The nutmeg tree fourishes in
Singapore, near the equator clsauslaad Times
ltflouriahss in Connecticut, also, where it
is son,monly called white oak Boston Times
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sHl:9VyAHVs& -
Patent Albright
AND WINTER COOKING
STOVES

VfiE a,ve Stove, which equally well adapted to Wood
or Cat has received silver medals the fairs Of the
American Institute, New York; OF the Mechanics nsi.
tue, ston Of tn. Frunkln Institute, Philadelphia and
oi the Mechanics Institute, Wilmington, Delaware.
1t is capable, ii properly used Of doing more work. with
less fuel than any other Sve yet offered the public in
winter it will the largest Kitchen while il, sunmes
with the dress attached, it throws ont no m,re
heat tlin charc al furnace and for boiling brong b.
king or roasting cannot he surpassed by any other Stove,
open fire, brick oven
-F -' rInSs
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-05-19
A TaoUsASD DoLLARs SAvER!
ASHBx B. ROCAP,
Hat and Cap VIA mu Ia urers,

Nt Edsf COrnfF ~ sfH ava MaTEef Nreef,
Bas'menf sfory.
PH L a d = Z ? u a.
LAVE c.psIsnt'y "n hand . full and eomple,s
II ss-orimsnt Of HATS. GAPS. and EURs
Als' m e'|ea"t assortment II nssns' sni hoys'
-I.eahorn, Panams. and PAlm,lssf Hats Al of
w ich hy a saving of $1,000 IN r-n,. will he s,d,
wb"le ale a"d retail, at the ~ry hwest prices.
C"uu,Iy dealers wouli d, we'll u call. q by O
'r'no."y snd low 'sn,, we are GU ,LlsI 10 lsli .,
.e,y low rates
June IO,h, Ie4s-ly
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-05-19
DIAMOND POWDER.
RAZOR STROPS.

AhASh 0l NOIO De
1UVHls Powder is warranted far superior to any
Il thing in use for imparting keen, smoothedee
to Rasors, Surgical instruments, and all kinds O.
fine CurLERr; it may be applied to any kind Of
strop. Also superior RsIor, Knives, and renu'
mcry, Wholesale and retail, by
ALFRED BENNETT, Agent .
Depot of Fine Razors, Strcps, brushes, ana
Cheap Fancy Goods, No. IS South Fntn stsee' a-
bove Chestnut Philadelphia. t@r
TESTIMONIALS.
r. Pu,1.prrpHfA, Feb. 18th, ls4s.
This NAV certify that have used one Of the
Strops prepared with HAYNES MAGIC DIA-
MOND POWDER, and can atteet in the most
uneouivocal manner, that there is nothing can be
found that will produce the same effect in my opn.
ion. and must say to others, try it, and you will
find il superior to any heletofore in use. can
truly say tina, never knew what q sharp razor
was before.
JOHN SCOTT, Iron Safe Maker, II s. Third st.
PHiLADxIrHIA, October, ls4S.
A very hard beard and tender face has compel.
led me to seek and test many contrivances design
ed to make shaving easy and pleasant, but with
indifferent success, until made use of the Magic
DIAMOND POWDER, sold by Alfred Bennett,
and RousscTs Shaving Cream. Their united DOW.
er act like magic, and impart power to the Razor
to remove the most stubborn beard, 1iihom irri.
tating the skin or temper Of their owner.
J. cox, 40 South Fifth Street.
For sale at this ofiice-Prce rs cts. per Boz.
November 25, lS4S-6m.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-05-19

n will afford sweeter happiness in the hour
Of death, 10 have wiped one tear from the
cheek of sorrow, than to have ruled an em.
pire, or 10 have conquered millions.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-05-19
FOR ERUPTIoNs OF THE SKIN.

Scurvy, Scorbutc Affections, Tumors, White Swelling,
Erysipelas Ulcers, Cancers, Running Sues Scabs and
Biles DR. Drake's Panacea he too highly extne
it searches ou, the very OF the disease and permanent
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-05-19

No medicine perhaps has ever been disc vered which
gives much time o. the stomach and the
tn o healthy gastric juice to decompse the foId Dr.
Drake's Paiacea
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-05-19
FEVER AND AGUE!!!
TTHO ERADEATEDn
BY ROWAND'S TONIC MIXTrRR!!

THAT gr.a, Nar'onai. Old Favorite. and Ster.
ling Rem-d,,,! of EIGHTEEN Y AIRS.
>TANDlNG-si'll unapproschrd in its wonder.
ful success certainty, ard sal ty, in the CURE OF
wRETcHED CoMPLAINT!!!
% Il yon would escape the arssnicsl (poison.
oiisl eoun,rri-its take not bottle from any one.
tha is nj guarded by te .Wrinen signature
of the original inventor and proprietor, JoHs R.
RowANp. on a poper haJeL crossing the mouth
and cork
This remedy has never been bolstered up by
false and drcri ful puffs. but has won its way to
the confidence and unv-.sal ado, ton of the ia
hsbifanfs Of Fever AND AGuE Districts BY ITS
GOOD WORKS AND FRUITS aLONE. TO
which all the agents, and every person who have
used II, we'll testify. ..... ...
PROPRIETOR'S OFFICE
li3 Arch street PhiladeIphia.
AGENTS for ~ bnry-lra 7. Clement, J. W.
Fril,ng, II. NJ sssr and Geo Bright,
AGENTS for Northumbr mbrrland-Forsyths, vii.
son Il Co, R N. M'Cay.
August s, lSis-eow
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SUNBURY AMERICAN AND SHAMOK1N JOURNAL.
TO THE PUBLIC.
EoRSE AND CATTLE
MEDICINES.

Don't permit your Horses or cattle to die. when
the means Of cure are within the reach Of all!
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-05-19
ICk NNtl.
RECOMMENDATIONS.
CERTIFICATE OF THE JUDGES or THE MECHANICS IRs1I.
ROsIoN

We the subscribers being ch Judges by the Masn
chnsetts Charitable Mechanics Association in Boston, on
stoves, furnaces, ranges &c uh inform the public that
after testing all the cnkg stoves that put into the
Fair for exhibition and letting ench nn manage his
st,ve with the kind ot al Ia der to ascertain
which would d1 the work with the least fuel in the
time, AMI do 1t hest find that Stewards Patent
Sumner and Winter Air Tight Cooking stove mnuatactur.
ed by the mten,ee, o TT ~ V, To- be the hest
but - minutes to boil w gallons oi water and bake biscuit
in the time and broi beet steak and all ne in the
best manner with unis oi coal, thirty minnes
from the time the fire put into the stove To which
awarded the silver medal
JAMES GOULD, WALTER CORNELL,
THOMAS MOUlTON, A. ID. WEBER, and
JAMES PAGE, JupGEs.
The subscribers respectfully invite the attention Of c,un.
try dealers t. If the largest and best selected stock of
stoves ever offered i'll this city, amng which the fol-
lowing:
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Retail Price, Is cts, per Box.

= ~ Principal Office No. G6 Versey st. ". York,
Sold BY JOHN Y. YOUNG Sunbury.
NJ. A. McCAY, Northumberland
" Remember Dr. c. " C!ckner ia the inventor Of the
Sugar Coated Pills, and that nothing Of the ever
heard Of until he introduced them in jude 1919 Purchasers
should, therefore always ask for Ccknes Sugar Coated
Pills. and take OTHERS they will be made the victims
fraud.
February, IL, lsie-ly
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-05-19
S. j. MEGARGEE & co,

IMPORTING AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
And Dealers in Paper, and PaPer Manufaetu-
ao1,cL rsrs' Materials. -lai.s 81 .
No. 30 Commerce ST., PHILADELPHIA.
N EEP ronsisniiy on hand . large s-sef,
m~nt Of ps.s,,ng aud other ,s~r News.
IsIw1s AZ the countsy, can hs sspIi,~a al all
tunes, w',h paper Of ANY 'ssss ssd qsassty, q
the Lowest prices. a.il sat
Philadslphis. Jaas t7th. isAss-lgA 81 r-e
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JACOB KECK.

WINDOW GLASS, 9 by 10, for sale ty 4,
~ lna.p III HENRY MASsER.
s0aSusy. Jan svsh. lste- H ~ vs,i-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-05-19

4 xEs sfsvery superior quality for ssls BY,
8uasuy. Dee. z. lota ....,,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-05-19

CUM SHOES for Gent!emen and Ladies, iuss
. received and for sals by H. MAssER.
sunbury, Dec. Q, ls4e.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-05-19
THE GRAND PUKGATlVE,
FOR THE CuaH OF
AND A VARIETY OF OTHER DISEASES ARISING
FROM IMPURITIES OF THE BLOOD, AND
DISTRACTIONS IN THE ORGANS OF

fROM IMPURITIES OF THE BLOOD, AND
DISTRACTIONS IN THE ORGANS OF
DIGESTION.
Experience has proved that nearly every Disease originates
from Impurities Of the Blood arrangements o the Dges
tives Organs; and to Health, remove those
obsiTucii nsor restore the Blood TO lie natural state.
The aversion to taking medicine is efiectualy re-
moved by CLIcKSrRs VEoET PrRsArivE Pills being
'npietey enyel ped with coating u" pure white Sugar
(Which ia as distinct from the internal ingredients
shell from the kernel and have If medicine.
Blu. are as easily swalwed as bits Of candy. Moreover
they neither auheuie or gre in the slightest degree but
operate equally all the diseased parts Of the SYSTEM in
stead Of cning themselves TO- and rackng any particular
region. Thus if the Liver be affected ingredient will
operate on that particular organ and by cleansing it of
Exccss Of Bile restore II TO its natued state Another will
operate the Board and remove all impurities its circu.
ltion; whea third will Effectively expe whatever mpu-
rites may have heen discharged into the stomach and hence
they strike OF the root disease all Impure Hu-
mors from the body open the pores externally inter.
nay separate oil foreign and obnoxious particles from the
chye e. that the bod be thoroughly pue-thus
ring free and healthy action to the Heart Lungs and Liver
and thereby they restore health when all other means
have failed.
The entire truth of the above be usceained by the
trial of single boz and their virtues positive and
certain in restoring Health that tine proprietor buds himself
10 return the money paid for them in all where they
do not give universal satisfaction.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-05-19
WALTER CORNELL,


tr-miums Cook ) owes
National Ar. light Cooks.
Psr rlor Stoves.
100 Louis AI.Tieht Parlor Stoves.
$50 Charles the lst Ai'.risht do
600 Lady Washington, Au.T,sht Parlor.
100 Washington AIT-Tight do
500 McGr"sor's three days Parlor Air.Tight
Coal Stoves. burning three days without atten.
!ion.
For sale wholesale and retail by North. Harri.
sou X Co. No 800 Market street, Philatel phia.
Ph Iad-lpha, July 18th, 1915
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-05-19
10 A N IL NOT f List.
PENNsYLvANuA.

The following list shows the current value Of al,
,ennsylvsnis Bank N.Nes The most implicit re.
,snce may I've placed upon il. a. Il !. every week
srefuily compared with ard correc'ed from Birk.
oelI's Repoytet ..I
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-05-19

Manufacture and keep constant
y On hand, a large assortmeiSt N
.he ab've articles, together with
tne,I pstent Improved salsunnier
rkE-PROOF sAfEs, which
IN y, - constructed as 70 SET at rest
al manner Of doubt a. to their
ve.ns .ts strictly hre-proof, and TINT
2 ,,n;Id;, w''' rcsias the FIRE ofsany
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-01
STOCKWELL'S
COLOSSAL MOVING PANORAMA
mn rru -~rrrroa.urr nrunu

UF THE MlSSISEIPPl kItEk.
From the Gulf Of Mezico to the Falls Of ST.
anthony
UFovER FOUR MILES IN LEN6TH0
Will be exhibited for FouR N1GHrs ONLY at the
WILMINGTON THEATRE,
fThere being no Hall sufficiently large to exhibit
the paining to advantage,)
On this Friday Evening" June LIST, at so'clock-
and also "a, 4th and 9Th, and will positively close
on The last named date.
THIS stupendous Work of Art is three times
tile extent of any other Painting in the World
exhibits view of country $500 miles in length,
passing through Ten States of the Union-em-
bracing over fifteen degrees of Latitude, and is the
only Painting in the world that represents the
beautiful country below New Orleans to the Ba-
lie. or the magnificent scenery of the upper Mis-
sissippi Con both sides of the River) above 81.
Louis. the whole of which was painted from orig
inal Sketches and drawing made by S. B. STOCK
WELL, the Artist.
The Panorama commences moving punctually
at eight o'clock.
Admission SO cents -Childien and Servants
half price. J. M. WESTON, Director.
June |, lY9-I3S-lt
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-01
PROPOSALS
For a Theological Discussion!

To the Clergy of North Carolina,
,oho preach the doctrine Of endless torment ::
CentIemen:-You doubtless believe me to be in
error that am leading souls astray. think the
same of you. The sooner we can be put right,
the better This, therefore, is to inform you. that
l am willing to meet any of you in proprro per-
soma, and discuss the following conjoint questions:
Do the Scriptures teach the doctrine Of endless
misery for any portion Of the human race; or,
the final redemption of all mankind"
TIE debate to be an oral one, and to be held
at such time and place shall be hereafter agreed
on.
AS the Apostle Paul disputed t,Oo yUors in the
school ofTyrannus, (Acts xix, 9-lO) we cannot
consider discussion of few days inimical to
the spirit and genius of the Gospel, at this age of
mental and moral progress. Should you feel in
cIined to enter the polemical arena, address me
at Kinston, N. G."
Respectfully and Fraternaly,
june l, ls49. [3s-ltJ J. G. BURRUSs.
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LIEuTENkNT CoI.dNEI.

1 beg leave to pfsssf1tE to lie members Of the
sOih Regiment n. &. Militia, Major b. !. VII:
Li1srs. as candidate for the Liediehaht Colonel:
81. Major WlIlfIMa IS al excellent officer, and
bis present RANK il tie Regiment Should sntitls
him to that post Of honor. jUsrIcE.
MEssns, EDiirons-Wiihl soa o6iies many
voters by inserting the name Of Adiutant ]. ]
HEDRiCk as 4 candidate for Lieutenant Colo:
mel. he having consented to serve If elecisd:
May 4, ls49-Es4-4t
LEEsssuns. May lIth. ls4S.
Messrs Editors: You will oblige the friends
of Mr.. THos. H. TATE, by keeping bis name be-
fore the public as candidate for the Iieat Colo
nslcy, he having consented ii sefvs il elseted.-
We speak from an intimate acquaintance with
Mr.. TATk. and Recommend. him to the soth Re-
glment, believing that be would fill the Office with
honor to himself and satisfaction to them.
MANY FRIENDS.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-01

Cold Wharf.-The bracing effects of cold
water have been exempli6ed in the case OF
Judge M'Kinley, of the U. S. Supreme Court,
who. according to the Louisville Courier, at-
ter having his vision SO seriously impaired for
ffty-twO years that he could not see without
glasses, has recovered his sight perfectly.
For keeping the eyes strong and the sight
clear. it has been recommended that persons,
while washing. should immerse their faces and
open their eyes under water. AS good plan
is to open wide the eyes and dash the water
into them. Again. the eye should never be
washed or wiped oalCard-that is, wiped n
direction from the inner to the outer angle of
the eye. In summer, the water for washing
the eyes should be, if possible, made ice-cold.
And at all times the face and eyes should be
washed in the coolest water procurabIe. The
writer OF this has practised upon these rules
fects.-N Y. Sun.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-01
FOREIGN MARKETS-PER CALEDONIA

From Baring's Ci.c uar.
LONDON, May 11.-Cotton,-A fair amount
of business has been done through the week,
and prices were quoted I'D dearer; but yester-
day the market was less active, and buyers
had the advantage.
The corn trade remains dull, with again ex-
tensive supplies of foreign wheat and oats,
which are both rather cheaper. U. S. flour
% a 23s ed per Dbl. Indian corn-transac-
tons Limited, but holders firm, in expectation
of an early renewal of demand from Ireland.
Hemp is dearer. St. Petersburg, clean, g31;
Manila 81 g35.
The iron market continues inanimate and
with an order in hand, we could to-day buy
common WEIGH bars and rails somewhat un-
der our last quotations. Scotch pig ranges
from Ais I'D 10 46s on the Clyde. No trans
actions reported in foreign.
Tallow in moderate request at 38s Sd fol
St. Petersburg. Y c.. on the spot, and 39s fol
new. for delivery end of year.
The tobacco market remains quiet.
IurpentIne.-1 ,O70 bbls have been sold
eX. ship, at Is per cwt; spirits are unsaleable
American Bis Sd 32s in cask English 30s
cd per cwt
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-01
"a MAMlM9 Ggggs -
A4AR PORT OF WILMINGTON. AAE
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
May 26-schr John Potts Brown DeWof York,
27-schr Julia, Van Glider New York, to George
Harriss. Sc
schr Jarvis Lyon, Chambers, Baltimore, to w Da-
schr Jonas Smith, Nichols, New York, to DeRosset
Brown.
26.-Sch- Luculus, Adams, Boston, TO Barry, Bryant
& Co.
90 -schr Elouise, Robinson, New York, to E Int
terloh.
schr John Story, Walker, Cuba TO w Davis.
Schr Ottoman -, Boston, to master
Schr la Brewster, Horton, Philadelphia, to G w Da
schr Lamartine, Turner Providence, RI, to w
Davis.
3O-Schr kensington, Foster, II hours from Charles
ton, to Barry, Bryant & Co.
Steamer Rowan Hurt, Fayetteville, to 7 G Worth.
schr P Woodbury., Potter Chullc.te, to C w Davis.
Sloop Cleaner, - LockWOodS Folly, to do.
CLEARED.
May 24-schr Fidelia, Gr1ing, New York, by H
Schr 1Tarth B. Lewis Shalloue, by C w Davis
26.-Blig Larch, Rogers New Orleans, by DeRosset
& Brown.
Brig Calender, Wines. Bristol, r l., by Geo Harriss
schr Smith, Miller, New York, by DeRosset 5'
Brown
2s.-Brg Oxford, Clark, Liverpool, Eng, by Jeffreys
& leighton.
Brig Trieste, Grace, Havana, by Harrss & Drake.
Brig General Taylor, Snute Philadelphia, by Barry,
schr Louisne, Robinson, New York. by Letter.
lob
schr Gel McRae, Davis, Charleston, by G w Davis
Schr Urana, Myers, New York by E Lutterloh.
schr Minerva Wright, Cox, Norfolk, Va, by E Lut-
terl0h.
29.-Brig winthrop Leland, Boston, by Geo Harriss.
schr David Smith, Smith, Philadelphia, by do.
Schr Emily b Souder, Chase, Baltimore, by master.
schrJ Johnson, Kllburn, Boston, via Portsmouth,
N II, by Harris f Drake.
3O'-schr Mary Powe l,wilams N Y, by w Davis
Brig VIM Dugan, Smith, Baltimore. by Lut
terloh.
Steamer Henrietta, Evans Fayetteville, by Banks
Brig Hamlet, Viper, Bath, Me-, by Geo w Davis.
schr Ira Brewster, Horton, New York, by do.
Schr Alcyona, Myers, Philadelphia, by do.
Schr P w oodbury, Potter, Chaotte by do.
Sloop Cleaner, -, Lockwoods Folly, by do.
3l-Brig Six Brothers, Benson, Philadelphia, by Iar.
riss & Drake.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-01

Higher.-A noble motto for a young man
higher! Never look down. Aim high
push high-leap high. If you cannot reach
the stars you can have the satisfaction Of draw
ing near them. He who stands on an eleva-
ted position is sure to catch the first rays of
the glorious sun. So he who is always step
ping up and reaching up, will first catch the
blessings of heaven as they descend. TheTeis
no object on which we gaze that gives us so
much pleasure as the upward and continued
PROCESS in moral culture and robust virtue of
enterprising young men. When chains of
sloth are broken. the vision is clear-the heart
buoyant, and the affections and purposes
strong; higher and still higher objects will
be gained, noble purposes achieved, and a
sublime elevation attained that will thrill with
joy future generations as they march on in the
same glorious path.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-01
DIED.

Departed this life al his residence in Bladen
county, on the 23d ult., of congestive ferer, lie
Wy Jones, ST, Esq. aged 81 years. Mr.. Jones died
in the full hope of blissful Immortality beyond
the grave. He had been a consistent member OF
the Methodist e. church for many years. He was
an affectionate parent and benevolent neighbor =
His death will long be mourned by his relatives
and Com.
In Bladen county, on the 18th uIt., Mr.. Joseph
ElwelI, aged 73 years.
In Fayetteville, on the 24th ult, Mrs. Sarah
Winslow, wife of Edward L. Winslow, Esq.
In Wadesborough, on the 18th inst, Cincin
natus, son Of Thos. S. Ashe, Esq, aged about
years.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-01
NEW YORK
Furniture Warehouse,
Front Street, Near Exchange Corner,
WILMINGTON, N. G..

WILMINGTON, N. G.
G.& w. A. GWYER respectfully inform their
numerous friends and acquaintance that they
have purchased the stock of FURNITURE ia
this establishment of Mr. F. CLARK, which is large
and we'll selected, and are now receiving from the
manufactory, weekly, constant supply, which is
offered for sale, for cash. at manufacturers prices.
Among our assortment, may be found the fol-
lowing articles
Mahogany and plain Sideboards
Marble top Wristbands
Marble and Mahogany top Bureaus
Rich Mahogany and plain Wardrobes;
Sofas and Divans;
Mahogany and Walnut stuffed Rockers;
Egyptian and white marbls top centre Tables;
Mahogany Dining and Tea Tables
Common Walnut and Cherry Tables
Fine Mahogany and Walnut Chairs;
High and low post Bedsteads
French Bedsteads; Mahogany and Walnut DO;
Single Mahogany and PLATA Wasbstands;
Book cases; writing desks;
Ladies work tables; sewing and nursing chairs :;
Large and small cane Rockers;
Ladies sewing chairs
Ladies work boxes and Lamp stands;
Bamboo chairs and settees;
Children's sitting and rocking chairs;
Windsor chairs. with scroll backs;
Windsor chairs plain; Office chairs and cushions
Portable writing desks;
Night cabinets and sick chairs;
Cribs, cradles, and children's chairs;
Buffers trays and towel racks;
Cane and wood seat Settees;
Office Desks, various styles;
Looking Glasses, Cots Lounges
Camp Stools, Willow Wagons;
Summer Safes, Busters, Refrigerators;
Shower Baths, Window Shades;
Chldrens' dining Chairs;
Fine Hair Mattrcsses-Norihern make;
Moss Mattresses, do. do.
Bolsters, do. do.
Pillows, d. do. &c &C.
The goods will be freely shown, and all arti-
Giles wanented to be as represented
G. & w. A. GWYER.
Furniture safely packed in boxes, Or mats, for
transportation.
MAY rs, lS49-T37
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WILMINGTON MARKET-May 81.

WILMINGTON MARKET-May 81.
Beef-Fresh, is scarce, and butchers find
difficulty in procuring good article. See
table.
Bacon-The Bacon market continues to be
fairly supplied, and prices remain without
change.
Corn-There has been no arrival of Corn
since last report, and we now give store rates
merely-45 TO soc in lots TO suit. Meal is
worth by the quantity from go TO Csc from
store.
Flour-Far supply OF flour on the market
See table.
Hau-We hear of no arrival since last re.
port-quotations nominal.
Lumber--Sales of only RATS flooring boards
since last report, at 81 SO So per NJ
Lard-The stock is heavy, and sales dull
Lime-None received during the past week.
Molasses and Sugar-Received from Ma.
tanzas 100 hhds, 46 bbls, and 10 tierces mo-
lasses, selling at zoe per gallon and 81 hhds
Sugar at SIC per ID.
Naval Stores-The receipts of Turpentine
have reached only abou: 1900 barrels during
the week ended to-day at M. The prices have
remained very steady. All the sales effected
at 81 80 for old crop yellow. 81 95 for new
crop yellow. 50 so to So SIS for virgin dip,
closing at the lowest figure, and e5c for hard.
These are the quotations of sales for the week,
at which rates the market has been cleared to-
day. In Spirits 1urpenttne, transactions have
only reached about 1s5 bbls.. at CSC per gall
Ion. barrels 81 IS not returnable. Iar-Sales
of 96s bbls. at 81 s74 to 81 25 only one lot,
1873 bills, bringing 81 S73. Small sale of No.
Rosfn at SIS cents per barrel.
Rice-No wholesale transactions.
STAGES and Shingles-Nothing doing-ouo.
tations nominal.
Tfnaber-Some 10 or 20 RATS of mill finn.
Der have changed hands during the week at
prices ranging from So to 81 per M. We hear
of no transactions in shipping timber.
Freights-Extremely scarce. See table for
last rates.