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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-05

tstOn with the medical profession ana me PupIlO ~
Tor children and invsds much superior 10 ~
harley &C more trenghening pleasant 10 me tasle sn'
EASILY prepared Al the principal drug stores " hoie
by nEgkER BkOrHER. ~ Cherry 81 OH W'
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WILL CLOSE IN I FEW DAYS.
AT THE NATIONAL ACADEMY, BROADMAl ,

A III tf'S -,
DADAM AND EVE painted for the late Charles y
of France These sublime works of art valued 81
10000 guinness have been exhibited IN me prnclpH CUES
~ Enrsnd Ireland Scotland and the United states 10 me
universal admiration d one million seven hundred uol
sand persons Tickets, admitting al All times during r
.av IS cents Open 10 In the morning Ill 10 a, uRhl
Each evening ihe nanLlng. brilliantly llnmnsled 1Ilsu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-05

STEAMER CRESCENT CtTY.--For sale, a
gItt PLY. 5n Nism-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-05
FOR CALIFORNIA.

>fSeA CHAGREs.- CRESCENT CITY FOR
&SE4NSALE, steefage passage Ieset al dis
count Apply 20 K DAVIS, sss Broadway .
III THE BARK ANN WELSH, lying 81 Pier
Stxt 90 Fast River advertised to sell on Saturday Sd
inst will positively sail THIS morning Monday 81
e.aM 6ft'
fSa NOTGCE.--Ths steamship CRESCENT
zxEIN CITY, for Cbsgrss win leave her dock at pier
3 North River, puDctualy al | O'Clock This day.
Passengers requested 70 be on board by l2s ocleek
T lt-0 J. HOWARD SON, IS southst
a4EXPKEss LINE FOR CHAGRE5-FrH
asrt yesseTbe fasts sailing, copper fastened brig 81
~@RAH will positively ssil on HE lOth inst from pier
TO- The vessel of this line will sail on The l0h
inst Apply 10 VAN VECHTEN CO. 1871 Wsierss
WANTED-A white cook and steward. Apply a. shove
81 w.
o.. FOR San FRANCIsC0-Csbin passage
938 y.-The fast sailing copper fastened AID ne~iJ
- coppered bark TOULOS, Capt Samuel Very, Jr.
will sail positively Saturday next Csn hsndsomey sc
commodaie ten twsys cabin passengers. No others
tsksn Apply Capt VERY board foot " Pkss or 70
tst- j. HENRY WILLIAMS lls Front Ct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-05

- FOX -AIE-A new and substantial story snd
D. auto iUr ing house. built with beet quAiy u mste-
- ra. cut stone basement. hiafepha orcs ifolt snd
End viii a modern improvements such ranges, boiler
lsunt bah room &c .isfed in Waeupia corner 81
ChAre. and Factory IS Prce ow and urle h6-fa 10
oair- u GUY RICHARDS Leroypl; Or n TAYLOR,
= MAifer-lare = lWs-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-05
THE SAILORS COMPANION.
ro MANUFACTURERS AND OTHERS.

TO MANUFACTURER AND OTHERS.
NOR SALE VERY Iowa Drawing Machine, fe-i sn-
81 fr th- manufacture Of eaden pipe together Win al
~ u.ift cores dies SC in complete order II i $50
Vel ADAPTED % me drawing OfcOpper brass or other tubing
ara mas be nut n motion by hand steam or water power
Apply 10 " / I bhAhDA'Ni4'c'i - S"7''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-05

SAILED ships Charleston Charleston fanana 'ai'in D'
Webster &c. steamship Norerner Charleston Columbus Caiof
| ua II BARI Boune Adele do and other
FEB Wind 81 sun ns- sN, atmsriau N>Ni a sunset ''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-05

1=zs FOR -ALE-A new style sod -wster
n WAGON suitable for grocer used nnl y
I ~ .lio II II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-05
Tur TTsT OF BRANDY AND SALT,

THE USE OF BRANDY AND SALT
ASA REMEDY FOR Various Internal az well A. EHter-
Il ns Diseases Ind animation and Local Injuries contain
ng ample Direction. for nssing and sppiying H. TX.
pis-ed hy Rev samuel FeutOn, ND Of Liverpool, and
william Ls- E.Q Of Is Forte lmOsult, IN France. sStn
edition revised corrected Price Il ca. Just publish
Cd bv NJ sAXTON l2l FuIOlst d M
BOOKS FOR CALIFORNIA.
TWBANKS HYDRAULICS. vol $40 Price - -
r. DR. Lsrdner. Lectures on Science and Art vols Syo
Pnce s.
Roth Of the above works Illustrated by numerous en-
cravings ana ars adapted - the wants Of California mini
aud On dng companies IN 10"
THE SAILORS COMPANION.
BETHEL FLAG.-shou discourses adapted % yoy'
Osrer. % CsHorlia. By Gardiner Spring D D vol
Ilm1 Price % CO ,~...,.,,
p-t.i.h-s .nr Tor ale bv BAKER 4 SCRIbNER,
t..r. y PsrE-r0~ and lf5 Nss.sl-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-05

r..r mon PIPES, Of al siIes or ,i nshd sn'
v made 10 order bf " ~ Shn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-05

by BANGS, PLATT a. 60. store 2ot sroedvsy,
DAr PnyArE sALe-EALEstsks-A greet vsnety On
gng.h ysentnes recently imported from London fsng
Ing rom 81 ia to 50 per dozen Dealers are sspeoay
Invited 10 an examination Of tbs superb collection
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-05

noxyER PREs- WORk-Done ~ oE .sr.4
HUAi,L ia Tnbuue BQildDgs, basement p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-05

- FOR SAIE-One or both u the handsome two
n sory brk houses and lot ~ and ~ brOOmesL cor
- uer = Greene The houses are earh = f-et front by
l deep fh. 0fs feet deep Attached 70 ~ = good
brick sal Greene-sL The property Do goof co1i
ton ard vii be sold liberal terms 10 order 10 rlJ--
estate The srge. portion " me money may remain on
mortgage a. 3 per cent Apply io
Niw WM 4 JSO OBRiEN SO Wallsi.
- To LET-rhe J-sory house lo Fast Broadway 10
81 j. flshed IN modern style, marble mauicls through
- out mahogany doors. p.af-d fIrnlmre. range, bath
hot md cold waf-r. folding doors 10 "a story SC Il
rec-ruy painted throughout and the psfors newly
pap-red P0r farther prrcul apply the premises
30 : J. EASTMAN, IS fronLG can he seen between 10
and IL A NJ. and and P NJ Possession preeou. 10 ss
Mag 81 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-05

- TO WATCH MAkER-.-A small estso
u.hm-1t for sale good location and lght STOCK OF
y \ goods. favorable opportunity Tor sny oss " ~
!, II hi io commence business Address c d Tribune
- = -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-05

nIEA~ANT ROOMS. with board. suitable flr 80
I ce gentlemen. gentlemen WIN lhelf "iFe- uih. '
OFT. nff ~ Pc Warren - 10 WIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-05

DEADY THIS DAY FEB 81 New work on Pohu-
II cal Economy. IN vol limo Il cels Goth
Irfls.rs Ex-I sng-s and s0csl Remedies win Con
,teraaon Of Taxation. by . Psnsh bAfhyd- author Of
Legers from Europe
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-11-23
Marine Intelligence.

ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Nov. 16schr Rowditch, Emery, Martinique, in ballast
I8-schr. Minerva Wright, Smith, New York. to E. J.
Lutterloh, with merchandise to sundry persons
19-Brig Lucy Atwood, Atwood Deghton, in ballast, to
schr. Falcon, Cole, Boston, in ballast to VIM NJ Harrss
schr. Alaric, Prosser, New York. to DeRosset Brown
with merchandise to sundry persons.
2O-schr Avarado, LamPhor Providence, R. L. in ballast
to VIM. NJ. Harrss.
steamer Gov Graham, Peck, Fayetteville to J. c. Latta;
2-sch John Potts Brown Collett Philadelphia, to Do
Resset 8 Brown with 18th. md1e to sqndry persons
Brown with rosin and spirits turpentine
schr D. P Woodbury., Potter, Shallote, Dor osset s.
Brown with rosin and spirits turpentine.
schr. Cornthian, Dashiels, Baltimore, G. w. Davis
with mdze to sundry persons ~ -s...
Brig Flora Cole, Newport, Wales. G. w Davis with
schr Harrison Price, Er1wn New York. to E. J. Lutterloh
with hay and stone.
schr Z. B. Souder Chaso days from Newport to Mas
ter with mdze. to sundry persons.
22-Schr Mary Powell, Williams, New York, to G. w.
Davis; with mdze. to sundry persons.
Sehr e. d. Leighton, Handy, New York, in ballast, to
George Harriss.
Nov. 17.-schr. Marietta Lewis, Little River.
Br. Brig Abigail Sloan, Belfast, Ireland by DeRosset
Brown with naval stores.
schr r. W. Packer, Swain, New York, with 200 barrels
rosn, 80 barrels spirits tupcnne, 1856 bushels pea nuts by
schr New Globe Parsons Boston, with 116 900 feet u-
Der, by Barry, Bryant & Adams.
19-Brg Rainbow, Stackpole, Barbados, and markets
with 16o, 600 feet lumber by George HARRIS ESQ
Brig Naraguagus Hkley Boston, with 123 600 feet um
schr Boston, Baker, Alexandria, Va, with 80 900 feet um
O-schr f. s. Powell, Powell, New York, with 905 bar
res rosin 274 bales cotton, &c, by George W Davis
schr Nile Tackabery New Orleans by DeRosse & Browns
schr J. G. Faxon Hail. New Orleans by Russell & Ken
drick; with tar pitch rosin and spirits turpentinc.
with 1s5 bales cotton II do heetng p barrels spirits
turpentine, and no bbs rosin -I5E
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-11-23
From the New Orleans Picayune, Nov. 18th.
From HTavacn

- - z 3
We received yesterday files Of the Moniteur Re-
pabhcano and Trait dUnion, of the city Of Mexico,
to the 10th u, the Vera Cruz Locomotor to the I'D
and the Jaiapa Zempoateca to the 3d. all inclusive
Lieutenant colonel of cavalry named Don Faus-
tin pillay raised the standard Of revolt at Cocua
near lgtlala, proclaiming Santa Anna general-in-
cInef OF the regeneratirg army of Mexico. He had
but fifty soldiers with him. He was attacked BY
Cen Palacios, his party dispersed and he made pris-
oner
Quiroz the principal leader in the late insurrec-
ton in the Sierra Gorda after having been shot, was
conveyed to Xichu, where his corpse was publicly
exposed
The Monitor says that rumor is current that spec
ulators in the funds of the Republic have corrupted
some of the members of the Chamber of Deputies
his is apparent from the apathy displayed by that
body, when the report of the committee on Public
Credit was to be discussed On that occasion TWEEN
ty-two members were absent and there being no quo
ram the report was not brought forward
The question for and against the re-estabshment Of
the Jesnits, which has caused open war between
the Governor and Legislature of Qneretaro has been
referred by the former Senior Mesa, to the Supreme
Government The journals at the metropolis are d-
vantages anticipated to flow from those world
ed intriguing priests The Monitor is for the Univer-
sal against the reverend fathers.
NJ. Dubeuq celebrated French economist, who
distinguished himself in the colonization of Algeria,
has arrived in Mexico. He is about founding COL
lege at San Christobal, in Chiapas.
The Apaches are again numbering and pillaging in
the State Of Durango. The American guerrilla par
ty of thirty men attacked them on the 1st ul killed
four and recovered the plumber they were carrying
| off,
Robberies are as frequent as ever in all parts of
Mexico; at the capital they had become unusually
daring. The Governor of the district Gen. Anaya,
lately gave in his resignation, the plea of lhealth
although the Trait dUnion says the daily reproach-
es made against the authorities by the press on
count of the inefficient protection to life and proper
ty, had no doubt contributed to his retirement.
/ The inhabitants of Tampico would soon be well
supplied with drinking water which they have been
so long clamoring for. The turn of Vera Cruz will
come next.
An Indian chief (Apache) lately killed by the
American guerrilla party commanded by Capt. Bex
bore on his person medal, which had on one side
bust with this inscription i" Martin Van Buren,, Pre-
sident of the United States, A. D. 1897 and thu
reverse: Peace and Friendship"
B1-The work of demonstrating the Seaboard ant
Roanoke Railroad, formally commenced at Ports
mouth, Va, on the 18th instant. z-.5f.t ...
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-11-23
DIED.

In this town, the 21t instant, Mr. Cov1NaroN J. Or
REIL formerly Of Fayetteville, aged about 40 years.
STRATToN B. FoY, Esq. aged IS years. Mr. FoY
full and industrious Citizen kind and benevolent neghbor
and aetionate and exemplary husband and father He
has left behind him. to his DEATH sorrowing wife and
two children and number of friends and relatives to whom
he endeared by the excellence of his character.
The Lord giveth and the Lord taketh away Blessed be
the name of the Lord."-Com.
In Dupn county, Mrs. SUSAN WILLIAMSON wife of Mr..
WILEY WnLANsoN. 1t gives pain to record the death
of this worthy and pioqs lady She for
consistent and respectable member of the Baptist Church.
died respected beloved and regretted by all who
Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord they rest from
In Sampson county, ON the 18th instant, Mr.. JOHN C
Mathis, aged about IS years Mr. MATHIS for the last
suerngs with patience aud orttude Isha recoec
him with fond esteem, regret and gratitude have known
the deceased from his boyhood and amongst his
virtues that he honest Peace poor JouN
ashes.-C0Ht
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-11-23
MARRIED,

In this town. Thursday evening last by the Rev JAMES
DANIEL, Mr. HENRY P. RUSSELL, merchant, to Miss Luz
daughter Of CuAs. D. ELLIS, all of this place
In BIaden county, the 7th nst by the Rev E. L. PER-
Mr. LUTHER CRoMARTlE to Miss JULIA IL, daughter
of P. CRoaIARTIE, Esq.
In Cumberland county, on tho 7h inst, MIR. EMANUEL
BRANCH, to Miss LOUISA, daughter of MIR. Cox CARTER
In New Hanover county the 18th inst, by the Rev.
COLIN SHAW MIR. JoHN W. BoURDEAUx, to Miss MARTHA
A, daughter of Capt. JOHN JONES, of Long Creek.
In this town. few days SINCE by JAMES L. CoRBETT ESQ.,,
Mr.. JAMES SMART, to Miss ANNA LAUELLLN.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-11-23

REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET,
ENDING NOVEMBER o. lS49.
BAcoN-Primo n. c. Hams scarce little demand
for Sides and Shoulders but change prices See quota
tions.
CoRNSoO bushels Corn from Baden county sold at SIS cts
per bushel.
FLouRStock of Fayetteville flour considerably reduced
HAY-Some 800 bales Hay sold at 63 IS cents.
LUsBER-Two RATS of river Flooring Boards has changed
hands Quarter Flooring $751; and Wide Boards at Sc per
M. s.f... H..... .
LARD-Dul at 8 cents per lb. to the trade. .4-
LIQUoRs-50 barrels Whskey changed hands to-day ut 80
cents ger gallon. ~
NAVAL SToREs-About barrels Turpentine have been
sold during the week firm at 81 80 for SOFT and 81 10
hard. Virgin dip only commands the price of yellow
dip, except for very superior article. Ros-211 barrels
sold at Is cents BARREL and small lot of No. changed
hands to-day 1cs per bb SPIRITS TURPENTNE39
res have changed hands at "a 2 cents per gallon 81 IS
for barrels returnabe TAR-700 barrels at 81 80
81 35 closing at 81 80
PEAs-Ground Peas bring from So to IS per bushel
according to quality
SALrCargo of 5000 bushels reported arrived last week.
has changed hands at 81 cents per bushe
STAvEs15OOO R. o. hid Slaves, dressod brought SIS
per M, and 900 w. o. hid. do. brought SIG per NJ.
TBER-Saes of few RATS better prices than reported
last week. See table for last rates
EXCHANGES on the North 1 per cent premium.
FREIGHTs.-No change.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-11-23

PHILADELPHIA Nov. N-6 T. M-Flour So; corn meal
and -four So; Wheat 81 03 81 OF for red, and 81 IL
81 Is for white Corn 60 Gle for white and 81 81
yellow Oats q &c. Rye 62 Csc per bushel Mess Pork
$40 TO- and Prime So 69 Lard 81 7kc in bbs and kegs
New Orleans 81 SIC 1b Molasses 26c Coffee is
scarceRio 10 1O4c per lb Rice 81 &c., Cotton III
11sc for fair Uplands and 12c for New Orleans Whskcy
-.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-11-23
A, G, EyANs & BROTHER.


Wilmington North caroina wholesale deaers Drugs
Perumery Fancy Goods Patent Medicines Varnish old Ii
quOrs and Wines Havana Cigars &c. respectfully
exclusive Wholesale business the above articles
at thoir old stand where shall keep comprehensive stock
ties suited to the trade In this New Enterprise
determined to bestow the most careful attention Believing
of that portion of the State which, with pro-
per inducements, might most conveniently trade at this
point will warrant the undertaking enlarged scale,
it will be object with the facilities possess purcha
sng retain liberal portion of this trade State.
Tho greatly reduced prices at which shall sell will
other charges from Northern market, with the additional
advantage of getting his Goods in much shorter time
to stock of Paints and OILS which viii always DO large
and warranted of tho best quality. -,
der own supervision. Linseed Lamp, and Machinery
Oils may always be had pure and at low prices g.
the those Interested tho present prices of tho most
' - por pound. Blue Pill mass, Ii, jars, 100
Refined AlpI sss do DO ns sf M.nS.r 81
Copperas, 81" Balsam copa af ,--4' 81
R.ob% salts " cal9nsl i b bq Raitls, g
s, Bisart Soda, 70 g Ksl Bark OPT 8
ca4eo 1 o Dozen 81 M Peppermint &c. do1 S
Sands saa..apsf IS per Olive oil doaen 90
S wayne. R syrup Of Wild Cherry po dozen
ity or may be returned at our expense Our cash
or short time for approved credit
November is, I649. 10
IA For San Francisco, California The A. copper
90 Fastened and coppered barque JOHN A. TA9LOk
MARTIN, MASTER will sail for the above port on the 18th Inst
''sa nse lsh e0''a CIV PA cengns
received large lot of stan
Il ding and other styles of Collars lot Of fine needle
worked Infants Robes and Frock Bodys Also largo lot
Capes for the low prices of 81 80 and $ 10 each
"n s WIN y o''0 : 'A0 -" MYERS DAVIS.
RTEGROES wANTED.-Having returned again to Viii
mington for the purpose purchasing large number Of
negroes and will remain here permanently until tho latter
of Spring, in market to the highest
CASH prices slaves Male Females o IL TO 80 years
age. Those having such property for SALE viii find it
their advantage call first, before making sale, as
from my facilities in selling in the South pay the high
price, for good sound merchantable property will not
be overbid by any in the business.
Also Coopes, Brekayors, Carpenters and Black
smiths Apply for me at the Carolina Hotel
Sept 1879. l52tf1 1ANSLEY DAVIS
NTOTICEThe subscriber thinks he has given as muoh
indulgence TO those in his debt as they ought to or
He has made up his mind that all amounts due him m do
and under, that remain unpaid January l. 1850 win he mt
in the hands Of officer for collection All over that nt
remaining unpaid January 1850 win be sued az The follow
ing March Court He earnestly hopes that those Ii lis debt
viii not compel him to resort to such unpleasant mode &c
collecting IOfIN sTIsVvS(1N
October p. 1919. 80 = Z 7syfE
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-11-23
WILLIAM ri. VANN-


GENERAL Agent for the sale of all kinds of country
Vt produce, such as Lumber Timber, Naval Stores Corn
Bacon sc. &c. Wilmington n. Co. respectfully informs his
friends and the public generally that he win feel grateful for
patronage in the above line All produce conded to his
care viii receive his prompt and personal attention.
Persons having produce for market and not wishing to come
themselves would do well to send it to him. and at tho
time inform him Of it, through tho mail otherwise and
their business viii be attended to just the if they
were here IN person. -s..ss.t
November ., IS49. III
NTONE1 Wantea-AH persons indebted to OWEN
1tl HOLMES respectfully notified that they must
up; and all debts due and net paid by December Court WIN
Noysr o. I8t95 - 3 = OWEN HOLMES
II; ]. s. WILLIAMS. IS
e L., LA and Cotton sheelines. For sale
", by 80 !. s.,M llLAAMS.
bacon and Butter.-I 000 lbs of best Bacon Sides
ID 600 lbs of Superior Bacon Hams kegs Of best fresh
Goshen Batter just received and for sale cash. at
GEO. II. KELLEY'S.
T7IsUUI-I5 bbs of extra Canal Flour; IS half bills
II Invv far cash at GEO. ii. KELLY'S
I7THIsKEE-Ju received 50 BsTreis For resi-
WIZ o. HOLMES :
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---------
EREIGHTS /.

EISEIGE4TS:
TO NEW YORK
Turpentine Rosn, and Tar per barrel,...$ Is s so
Spirits Turpcntine do. 90 so
Rice, per 100 pounds, .................00 l2a
Cotton goods and yarns, per bale, 90 30
Flaxseed. per cask -. 80 90
Ground Peas per bushel, 20
Lumber, per NJ. s. 90 90
TO PHILADELPHIA.
Tupentine, Rosin and Tar, per barrel, ..25 80
Spirits Turpentine, do. 90 50
Ground Peas, per bushel, o
Lumber per NJ. Observation-Disclosures so a 90
Cotton goods and yarns, per cubic foot, ......6
TO BOSTON,.
Turpentine, Rosin, and Tar per barrel, 80 40
Spirits Turpentine, do. -. so 90
Lumber, per NJ, Observation-Disclosures. 6 90 90
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-11-23

New YORK, Nov. 20-6P M.-Flour 81 50 s. 37a; Corn
meal 3d. Wheat 81 O6 for white 81 Is 81 20 for Gen
Corn 81 &c for Mixed and 81 6Sc for yellow Oats
80 40c Rye SO 61e Mess Pork $40 g. and Primo S. g.
New Orleans sugars 81 SIC Rice BIC Rio Coffee 10 lO4
cents Cotton log I02c for fair Upland and IL II H for
fair Orleans: Whiskey 27c per gallon.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-11-23

THE PRINcEToN.-The steamer Princeton has been
demolished at Charleston Navy Yard by orders from
mains She was condemned on account Of the decay
ing of the timber
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-11-23

BALTIMORE, Nov. 2O.-Flour 81 S7a S.. Wheat, red
OF to 81 o6, white, os to 81 10. Corn, yellow SO &C.,
white, Sc S. Whskey II % cts Moasses 232 for Cuba
and 26c for Porto Rico
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-11-23
Commercial,

CHARLESTON, Nov. A.-Cotton-There good demand
for Cotton yesterday the sales having reached 5000 bales
follows IS bales at 81 PAL 554 10 1l6 95 at 1Ot
134 at 1O 81 at 1885, 135 at 10 ZIG 1915 at 1Ok 50
bales at 102c Prices about the the preceding
day Fair, 1Ob cents-Cotyier
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-11-23

6 DarThe population Of the city of Albany, New
York, is estimated ct 10000 persons.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-11-23

NoTE-Rver Lumber, Tar, and Turpentine, are always
sold the WATER and subject to the expense of landing
inspection cooperage &c. Lumber 80 cents to 81 per
NJ Tar and Turpentne about 10 cents per barrel For dry
Virgin mixed Turpentne deduction is made according
20 ouality
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-11-23

I A HIGH DIGNITARY.-Dr. SEplPLE, President of the
California State Convention, is seven feet high.
II neber teal white mans boot said darkey the
other day, q ey pinch too much at de heel. . PC
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-11-23

BEauEsT.-Purser WrLsoN, who recently died in
Boston has left his property the decease OF his
sistersto the town of Belfast for the purposes OF
General Education. The Signal supposes that the
money to be received by the town is about SS0Oo
aI Garw THE REsT.n-A boy three years of age
wac asked who made him With his little hand lev
eIed foot above the floor, he artlessy replied God
made me little baby 50 high, and grew the rest.