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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-06-13


!, Thomas A. lingo, of Graves county, Kv for
the benefit Of mankind generally do hereby certify
mat on or about the 10th day of OctoherlS47 was
atacHea with very severe pain in the low cr rart
vi ,ie abdomen, which lasted but few minutes,
ana moved into the left hip and continued exceed
lhgy painful for about five days. during which time
haa very light fever; at the end Of that time the
ie'er ceased and the pain abated for a day or two
alter which ii again returned and was much worse
.nah before. During all this tire was under med
zeal treatment. From short time after was talk
en-, was unable to walk OF sit up. the hin in which
the pam was so bad commenced rising unit, some
time IN january when ii burst and number of mic.
ceS "i hohe came out--as many as twenty at least.
Some OF the pieces were three -fou, tbs of an inch
long. Some time after this hard knot appeared on
my flSht MP also one on my right wrist one on
my leg, below the knee. continued to ret weak
ana worse, and q pain made its appearance in nv
right shoulder, aud would move in my breast and
stomach. At this time all persons gave me up TO
ole. physician then told me that, as a last rem
coy, had better use Mr. BULBS Fluid Extract Of
S"s"Pdfho. After the use of the second bottle the
KNOT on my wrist commenced getting soft. open-
cd 1t, and day Or two after piece of bone came
out My wrist soon got well. and continued to
gam strength After used the third bottle, could
get no more Tor some four weeks. after which time
succeeded IN getting three more bottles. After
using the three last bottles the knot on my hin be-
came SOFT; II was opened, and some corruption run
out, together with small piece of bone and the
sore soon got well and the knot entirely disanpear
ed. The sore on my leg also opened and piece of
bone came out. continued the use of the Sarsa-
parlla until fused twelve bottles, and now am en-
irely well and able to do daily labor. ltmay seem
strange to some, hut will here state that, during
the summer of 1915, coughed up three pieces of
bone, which can now be seen at the residence my
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-06-13

THE well known Burlington Steam SAG and Grist
Mil, with Dwelling, Smith shop and Stable, also
three acres of land Immediately adjoining the south
boundary of the city.
Fnotdisposed Of soon, it will be to lease for one
or more years. JAMES McKELL.
Burlington. aurnsf l6. lsla-n.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-06-13

no Pedlars.---Great inducements are offered, a :
] all kinds of Books and Stationery will now he
sold at the lowest possible prices at
march 81, so ApRAHAMS' Bur, book store
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-06-13

RAISlNS AND FIGS.
q BOXES fresh Raisins; 1912 boxes, do
~ 10 Ia do; so drums fresh Figs;
100 lbs dried Currants; 90 lbs Sultana Raisins
Just received and for sale at
april, 1 '5o) EEGAf'S Drug Store
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-06-13

4 iTORNEY AT LAW, Burlington, Iowa. Of
i v fce,corrcr of Third and Washington SITS. fe so
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-06-13

(NOLB FOIL, for sale at
u inch I, 80 BuRSAp,s
NHORT and Long shank socket and screwed cas-
A1tors, brass and Japanned. for sale at CpR,frIrus
| q Co.. No. ., Jefferson street. dec g. $40
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-06-13

| 'l'o Lawyers will sell the Law books now on
| l. my shelves at invoice prices JF ABRAuAMs'
march 81, 80 Burlington book store
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-06-13

RoI1LE CORkS.-iOo0 Gross ass'd bottle and
- jug corks, just received and for sale by
april, 4 so rrG.y
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STORAGE! STORAGE!!

CIRCULAR SAWS.
Full. supply of all sizes, of Boston Circular
~ Saws, constantly on hand. for sale at the MAN.
uiac'ory prices by (apr IS, SOY JNO FOOTE
)LoWs: good supply OF Jewctis' Improved Ca
~ blows, for sale by LnrrlSl ] G EOOrE
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-06-21
Marine Intelligence.
ARRIVED.

June ls-Brig Queen Esther, Pendleton, New York. in
ballast, to DeROsset & Brown.
14-Brg Charles Kershaw, Atkinson Charleston bal
last, to Barry, Bryant & Adams.
H-Schr Olive, Smith, New York, to E. J. Lutterloh :;
with mdze to sundry persons.
Schr. Eureka Davis Shalotte, to Anderson & Latimer
with naval stores.
19-Schr Del Norte, Stinson, Camden, Me. B.
sell with 800 casks lime
l9.-Brg Ellen Hayden, Smith, Cuba, to J. Hathaway s.
Son with molasses.
Schr Mary Eliza, Lord Shalottc, Anderson Iati-
mer with naval stores.
CLEARED.
1-Russian Galliot Fiduca, Poelmann, Amsterdam, by
Anderson s. Latmer; with 1895 bbs rosin.
Schr. Eli Townsend, Coson Baltimore by Geo. Harrlss
i5-Sehr. VIM. Hart CANDY Philadelphia, by Geo. Har-
rs with 137 bbls spirits tupentine, 1873 do. tar, l23
do rosn 70 bales cotton goods and yarns 10000 feet lum
her, SC.
l-Lubec Brig Catharna Elizabeth, Janseen Rotterdam,
by DeRosset s. Brown with 1900 bbls. rosin.
Schr Tennessee, Black Baltimore by ]. & d. McRae &
Co.; with los 900 feet lumber.
I8-Brig R. & S. Lamson, Moore, Baltimore by ]. B.
Russell with 100, 900 feet lumber.
Schr E. S. Powell, Powell New York, by Geo. Harrss
with naval stores, &c
I9-Schr Charles Mills Francis, New York, by DeRosset
& Brown with naval stores and lumber.
Schr. Wanda, Quaye, Charleston, S. c., by Leighton
| Chadbourn & Co.
Steamer Evergreen Rush. Fayetteville by Carroll Fen
| nell with mdze. for sundry persons.
20-Brg John Dawson, Briggs, Demarara, by G. w. Da
Wis with lao, 600 #. lumber, 5000 slaves.
Steamer Union, King, White Hall, Bladen Co., by ].
Latta with mdze to sundry persons.
20-Schr. Charles kershaw, Atkinson, New Orleans BY
Barry, Bryant & Adams with 100 bbls. naval stores.
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THE WORLDS FAIR.

HE undersigned her Bitanic Maestys Consul for North
and South Carolina is directed to make public the sub
joined particulars respecting intended exhibition of the
works of industry of all nations to be holden in London in
the year 1851 and begs to invite cooperation in under
taking such obvious international benefit and advantage
He will be happy receive communications from parties dis
posed to exhibit produce machinery other specimens
American industry and art.
The exhibition will be divided into the following sections
and prizes will be distributed under appropriate regulations
SECTIONS.
l. RAW MATERIALS AND PRODUCE-illustrativt
productions in which human industry is
plOyed.
2. MACHINERY, (for Agricultural, Manufacturing, En-
gineering, and other purposes,) and MECHANICAL IN
MISUNDERSTANDING of the agents which human lnge
nuity brings bear upon the productions Of nature
3. MANUFACTURES-illust of the results pro
by the operation of human industry upon natural pro
4 SCULPTURE, MODELS, AND THE CLASSIC
ART Observation-Disclosures of the taste and skill dis
nlayed id such application of human industry
P' GEORGE w. MATHEW,
British Consulate
/ Wilmington June s1st, 1850 A-a
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DIED.

In this town. the 18th inst JOHN THOMAS only child
days. ~ -
In TINS town. the 10th inst, WILLIAM AUGUSTUS infant
days. y " ' "e0 " ' "i" ~
The friends the family are requested to attend his uner
al at 10 o'clock this morning.
In Fayetteville the 18th, Mrs SARAH GEE wife of Mr.
JAMES r. GEE, aged about 81.
In Meckenburg county, the 18th ult., of Paralysis
MAYOR HEoPHLUs FALLS of Statesvile, Irede county
the 59th year of his age.
In Edenton the 9Th inst Mr. JOHN II. BARcLFT late
Editor Of the Edenton Sentinel.
Recently in Russell county, Ala, Mr.. LENUE1 INGRAM
formerly of Arson county. n. c.
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HE undersigned beg leave to inform his friends and debt
ors in the fire Of Wednesday night last, which de-
soyed Office of his books and papers bonds
by make it to renew the same
he requests all those indebted to him. either by bond
or otherwise forward at the earliest possible
moment and acknowledge the same, which he will
great favor the confusion in which his business
thrown by calamity will necessarily conne him close
y home for weeks months and prevent him from wait
forward without delay and in Strengthening up
affairs in the can be found at my office
in the brick building Front Street. near and ao"ye
Office. H. NJ L. L.
June Is, 1850 4I-ot
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WASHINGTON HOUSE.

Chestnut Street, above Seventh St., Philadelphia
rs central in immediate vicinity Of the most
tant nublc Institutionsthe best and fashionable
places Of the attractive public squares OF the
city In the important requisites of light and ventilation
two urnenal objects in the enlargement and
thorough Of this House. it is not exceeded per-
haps by any establishment in America 70 strangers tnefe
fore its position is peculiarly desirable.
The subscriber returns thanks 80 his friends and the public
for liberal patronage they have extended to him. ana
srs them that he will endeavor to merit continuance OF
their favors a. r UL-a - ?.
Philadelphia, June q, 1850 A-fE
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CARTHAGE
MALE AND FEMALE INsTITUIE =.

THE Fall Session in this Institution will commence on
Monday the Sh of July next under the supernendence
of the subscriber.
months are a sI2 and $15 according to the progress of
the student Extras, in the Female DEPARTMENT Music
Wax Flowers and Fruit SO FRENCH Latin OF Greek Lam
guage, S5.
village at A. and In the ighberhood at $6 per month
e0 " 80 - A. C. MCNEIL, Principal
cor+b.oa Time G. 1850 Iobsl 4l-4t
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FREIGHTS
REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET,
For TIE WEEK ENDING JUNE 20. 1850

BAcoNThere is good supply of North Carolina Bacon
shoulders and sides dull.
CoRN.-Scarce, and in demand Last sale 100 BUSH
els 7Oc per bushel Two three cargoes would meet
with quick sale at fair prices.
CoFFEE-as advanced shade. See table for store rates
FLoUR.-The market is well supplied with Fayetteville
-four, and sales dull at quotations.
HAY142 bales North River hay at 81 cents per 100 lbs
cash. Prime Eastern hay scarce.
LARD.-Quoations rather lower, with full stock on
sale. See table
LME-Receycd 800 casks and sold from vessel 5c per
cask.
LUMBER.-Nothng doing in river lumber.
MoLAssEs.-Arrved from Cardenas $50 hhds and bbls
selling from wharf at 10 per gallon in lots of hhds.
and upwards.
NAVAL SToREs-l Quotations for Turpentine have ruled
lower during the week ended to day The sales have been
effected follows Virgin dip, So, So IS, 81 IS, 81 SO
yellow Dip 81 TO- 81 co. 81 95 81 80 per bbl
ing to day, virgin 81 80, yellow dip, 81 80 81 per bbl
The sales of the week reach about 00 barrels Transac-
tions in spirits urpentne have been light and decline
cent per gallon has been submitted to. Last sales "A
per gallon with tendency of still farther decline Tar
Receipts light Last sales 81 20 per Dbl. Rosn-No g.,
95 cents per Dbl.
PoRK-Norhern Mess Pork has advanced $13 per bb
RIcE-Nothing been doing in this market except in a
small way to grocers
TMBER-Salcs of 10 RATS Timber this week. With
in the range of quotations
have advanced fully 10 per
rel Vessels and wanted.
ExcHANGE-Bank rates Northern Cities, per cent.
premium
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Carthage, June 6, 1850 l.
40 REWARD.

TIME above reward will be given to any person who a
furnishes sufficient proof to convict any white per- ~
SON of harboring and assisting the negro girl
slave Said sally runaway from the SUBSCRIBERS on
~ ~ " f BRAY & AUGUSTINE, E
Wilmington, Juno u, 1850 4l-St
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MARRIED.

IN New Hanover county, recently Mr. DAVID POWELL to
IN chatham county, Mr. LARKIN VEsrAL to Miss lamar
AI Is q daughter of VIM. ALBRIGHT, ESQ.,
IN fayetteville, the 18th inst by Rev. JOSEPH C.
a 5aI Mr Isaac B. HAwLEY, to Miss MARIA Louisa,
daughter of Mr.. VIM II. HARDIN.
IN hobeson county, the 9th inst. Mr. JOHN A. DAVIS
TO Miss MARY B., daughter of Col. NELL REeAN
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-06-21
A Troop of GaIphIns.

The Washington Union makes catalogue of the
claims refused by former Cabinets and granted by
the present These are:
The Francia Claim,' originating in 1910, rotten
in the beginning, and refused by every administra-
ton since-by Clay in 1926, among others-now it
is padprincpal Sl2 u.s. with interest for so years,
at six per cent, about $4,000
TIE Benson Claim,' less than ten years DID, re-
ected by Tyler and the other administrations, al
lowed and paid Amount not stated.
The Barron Claim" $4,000, refused by former
administrations granted by this-now under inves-
Tie Eving Claim" $4,000, for goods sold the
Menominee Indians, refused by Gov Marcy and Mr.
Medl-under investigation.
x The alabama Claim $4,000, rcsuscitated by
Meredith, and paid by him.
q The Allen Claim,' only $500 paid to J. w. Al
len of Cleveland, for two months services collecting
rents of mineral lands in Lake Superior
These, with the Mammoth Galphin included, a
mount in the aggregate to million of dollars, paid
by Cabinet officers without warrant authority OF
| law
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-06-21

Boston, June l2Gh.-NAvAL STORES For Spirits Tur-
pentine the market is pretty firm, with fair demand We
notice further sales of $50 bbls at &c., cash. and 50 bbs
equal Sc per gall cash. In Tar have only notice
small sales 81 IS 81 S7 for North County and Whining
ton Common osn in small lots at 81 20 81 rs
and Pitch 81 37k 81 so per Dbl, mos.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-06-21
NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

IS . H4z.5zE $50 60 =
TINE General Commissioners of the North Carolina Rail
road, hereby that at Meeting held by them,
Chapel Hill the 9Th and 9th days of June $780, it
ascertaned from additional made by the local Com
missianers the of Million of dollars had been
subscribed in the capital stock Of the said Company and the
first nsalmen of five dollars per SHARE the said OF
million of dollars to wit the of fifty thousand dol
having been received by the Treasurer of this Board
the said preferred and certified duplicate de-
caraton of the foregoing facts with the of the sub
scrbers and the amounts by them respectively subscribed
appended hereuno and have caused of the said decara
tons to be deposited the office of the Secretary of State
according the requirements of the 9th section of the act of
Assembly, ratified the 9th day of January lS9
emitted " A net to evr til
Company %
And the said General by of the pow
vested in them by the of Assembly aforesaid do there
fore hereby make known that the said shall be
regarded formed for the mentioned said
from the aforesaid 9th day of June thousand Eight
dred and fifty and they do further give notice that they
have appointed meeting of the of said
be held in the town of Salisbury Thursday the 18th
July the report of the proceedings of this
the said company be authorized and required by the
at which stakeholder requested to attend in
person or by proxy.
And this Board stands adjourned to the time and place
test aforesaid
(Signed) WILLIAM C. MEANS, of Concord
JOHN B. LORD of Salisbury.
RICHARD WASHINGTON, of Wayne sboro
HENRY 3. ELLIOTT, of Randolph.
JAMES NJ LEACH, of Lexington.
JOHN NJ. MOREHEAD, of Greensboro.
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM, of Hilsboro'.
NATHAN A. STEDMAN, of Pitsboro'.
LEMUEL P. HARGRAVE, of Lexington
June 9th 1850 Tr. reg.1 41-3t
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-06-21

SINGULAR misunderstanding child was
frame that the half dozen ladies in attendance con-
rluded that it could not survive but few hours at
most, whereupon they determined to send for the
Priest and have chrstened that it might at least
die with a name attached to it. The Reverend gen.
tleman soon arrived and informed by the ladies
that the child was girl and might be christened
Sarah Ann. The ceremony was duly performed,
and soon after the little stranger frightened up, and
is in a fair way of making not a woman, but a
always be girl by name, for we believe when a
child is once chrstened in the Catholic Church, the
name cannot be altered This was strange mis-
take but they say mistakes will occur in the best re
gulated families
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-06-21
DR.. B. A. Kennedy, DENTAL SURGEON,

DR.. B. A. KENNEDY, DENTAL SURGEON,
(GradMae Of the Baltimore College of Dental Sugery0
RESPECTFULLY tenders his professional services to the
II citizens of Wilmington and public generally. He is
prepared PERFORM the latest and most approved princ
pes all operations in his profession Incorruptble Artificial
Teeth inserted, from entire SET gold plate.
Whole upper set inserted the atmospheric principle hav
ing improvement in of inserting Teeth
he confidently recommends answering the purpose of
mastication &C. They be taken out and put back at
pleasure wearer be with comfort and cannot be
detected from the natural Teeth All operations warranted
to give satisfacuon and not to be by
rected.
Rs- Office formerly occupied by Dr. WARE. Al
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-06-21

NEW YORK, June 15th--NAvAL SroREs.-The market for
Tupentine without change Tar remains dull
Rosn rather less active: White has declined Is so
the highest of few weeks since Spirits
Tupentne with little inquiry except in small lots has
been sold lowers the sales 300 bbs North County Tur
penne embracing all receved at 81 Is per- 2SO lbs 600
Wilmington Rosn, (par afoa) 81 20 400 White
So 81 IS per 28O lbs; 400 Spirits Tupentne in lots, 80
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-06-21

OAK NECESSARY TO BUILD ONE SH1p.-The Railway
MAGAZINE n says By the report of the Commissioners
Of land Revenue it appears that seyenty-four gun
shin n Contains about 1000 TONS which at ot the rate
Of load and half ton would give sO Of eUV
9, reors rrowth 1t has also been calculated that
nST more than forty oaks containing load and
hslf Of timber in each can stand upon one acre. hty
are required to produce the oaks necessary f0f every
scventy-four gun ship.
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A GARD.


" undersigned begs leave to return his thanks to those
of his friends and feow-citizens who kindly and
rouy used their exertions in his behalf during the fire OF
Wednesday night, which destroyed his Office. -
June Is. 1850 4I-lt1 IL. MUTT.
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s. u - Go
Office Wisnin gtOn q Manchester Railroad Comply,
MARION c. H., S. c., June Is, 1850.
THE Stockholders of the Wilmington and Manchester
l. Railroad Company hereby notified that the sixth
namen of five dollars per share required to be paid
or by the first day of July 1850.
By order of the Board of Directors.
JOHN McI1AE, Jr., Treasurer.
lime 1850 4l-2t
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-06-21

CHARLESTON, June 19th-CoTToN-There material
improvement the demand for Cotton yesterday the trans
actions having reached fully 1900 bales and the market
hbted mness than had done for several preceding
days The sales folows35 bales at 104 46 1O5
% at IL 60 at III so at 1l 138 at If 80 at H. 200 at
l2 2 at l2B 376 at l24; SO at 1928; 5ll 1875 and %
hales q l2Sc.
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RAYMoND = CO.'S nrENAGERIE !.

RAYMOND q CO.'S MENAGERIEs ssas,
Collection n, sssss d Viii be opened fol
exhibition at Wilmington Thursday Friday, and Satr
day. the 27th 18th, and 10Th days Of Jthe nsant for
This collection having been selected with great care
comprises the most and assortment
Wild ANIMALS embraced in any exhibition in the United
Nlessrs. Raymond s Co. have been uhsparng trouble
and fitting O Ut ara oRsshg an al @ Of
elimination of intelligent public appreciate the
tages of such Exhibition the many offer
parts of the world the remarkable of natures animated
cors brought together in where they cat
be viewed at leisure and with perfect security go
The Exhibition rendered Intensely interesting BY the
50nInng Of Mons o the den Of
remarkable eats will harness and dfrs large LiOss
the ha LION
exercise over the most savage denizens Of tho
forest.
Open from to P. NJ. Admtance, so cents Children
under 10 years of age and Servants Is cents 20
VOU are hereby ordered appear at the usual place of
parade on Thursday, 4h of July next at 81 o'clock. A
pcmen of Blank Ball Cartridges by express Of
members in arrears for fines arc hereby
fed that they do make their be-
fore Court Martial on that Day the liz VIII s snso
June q, 1850 4l-2E
$4,000 ACRES T,RPExT1NE LAND FOR SALE.
TOR SALE, 5000 acres PINE LAND, adapted to the
production of Tupentine situated in Ware county Geor-
Burnt Fort the lila stream
navigable for briggs of large class These Lands will be
sold cheap For particular description aud terms
| apply to G. NJ. ARNOLD,
| May p. -[4o-1ml Haync st, Charleston, s. c.
| PROPOSALS.
GEALED PROPOSALS. addressed to the undersigned al
Wilmington, North Carolina, will be received until the
24th nst for the construction Truss Bridge the
Brunswick River The contractor will be required to
struct draw for the according plans be furnish
ed ny the Company, during the progress of the work.
Also for driving the Piles for Wharf nearly opposite
Point Peter Mills The number of piles will not be less than
300
the price per pile for driving tie of Stock that will
| be received in payment.
The usual right Of rejecting and receiving any proposition
will be reserved L. J. FLEMING. Res. Eng.
June Sth 1850. 402t
NTOTICE.-Iw would inform those who are fond of some
~ thing good to eat they find such articles tue
Family Grocery and Provision Store
am receiving from New York, weekly fresh May Butter,
and keep in Ice for my customers Also fresh Canal Flour
of the best brands New Orleans Moasses and Stewards
Syrup the best of brown, puversed and crushed Sugars
and fresh supply of Country Meal and Honny all low fo
cash, at GEO H. KELLEY'S.
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NorE.-River Lumber, Tar, and Turpentne are always
sold in the water subject to the expense of landing
inspection cooperage &c. Lumber 80 cents 81 per
M Tar and Turpentne about 10 cents barrel *For
to quality.
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NOTICE TO sTOCKHOLDERs.-Ther 1E-@h
IN next annual meeting of the Stockholders
be held in Pittsboro the 18th day Of July next.
1t is confidently hoped that the great Importance and
progression of this improvement will draw together
large attendance of Stockholders and visitors.
S. McLENAHAN, President.
Pttshoro' June ~ 1880
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Commercial.

FAYETTEVILLE, June 1S.-Brandy, peach, IS IS; apple
30 Doc per GALL Beeswax IS Bacon II; Baggng,
70; Cotton, liz ~ Corn, IS 80 Coffee, 10 IL
Cheese IL Copperas, 2h 8; Candles Is Flour, IS
$5a Feathers, % 80 Faxseed. 81 Is; Green Hides
IL; Dry do, 10; Swede Iron, 6; English d. 81 a.
Indigo, Il Lime 81 IS 81 90; A Brown Sheetings
7kc Cotton Yarns, to TO- 1885, Lard, 81 u Sole Leah-
er, 2Ok; Bar Lead 81 Moasses 25 80 Cut Nails
Oats, Az Linseed Oil, 9Oc Brown Sugar. Sc Loaf do
IL l2a Sack Salt, 81 so Alum do IS so Shingles 81
a $2a Tallow, 10 Wheat IS 80; Whiskey, IS Sc
Wool, II l2b: White Lead 2 "a "a
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-06-21

New YORK, June 1876 p. M-The -four market is stea-
dy Sales of IL 900 bb at 81 SIS 564 for State
brands pure Genesee, Is S. Is Southern GA SIS g.
| Corn meal and rye -four, 50 40 per Dbl.
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NEwBERN, June 19th.-NAvAL SToREs.-Turpentine, yell
low Dip So 10 to 50 15 virgin, 81 75 scrape, 81 25
BALTIMORE, June 1Sth-Flour So 3l4 a Sc. Wheat,
81 III 81 80 Corn Sc Gle. Oats 40 43. Whiskey
DC ner ral.