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Ascompared with the last Of the tariff OF l6f2 the
consumption in the United States 65 greater Of
the manufacturers have paid the planters this Sos $40
against 200 in 1896 Tho fact that they have done
this and maintained good dividends where there has been
judcous undenisble proofof the benefit OF
trade in promoting their interest Free trade has caused
the importation Of 100000 yarn OF Englsh cot
ton, in exchange for farm produce, and has In addition
to that caused demand for 286, 900 900 yards Of
American cotons, that 10 say, for every yard free trade
imports, demands three yards be made home. On
the other hand the monopoly protective system, which pre-
vents foreign trade, destroys also domestic industry hope
Mr. Carey viii revise his theory about the stopping Of fac
tories and sagnaon Of the interest in the year.
least orbcar boast Of the practical information Of
proectionsts.
There continues 70 be good demand for money but the
supplies In the hands OF individuals fully equal Il
keep the nearly the same The considerably
Ia the independent treasury. At this port the amount Of
duties collected for the three months ending with March,
and the Of specie In the banks and the
ment vaults At the close Of March, were, compared with
last year, follows HerA
puis. Tor months 90 90 ss,oas@ fo74sse
sSssis IN IN treasury, ssscs ssoo "sS n.eo
There has been an increase OF ssoooooo in coin Last
year arrangement made with the Mcssrs. Barring
pay them the coin from the New York treasury vaults for
them pay In Mexico II IL now stated that the
American minister has uttered the agent Of Rohschd
In Mexico, bills the treasury here for the May instament
ofthe indemnify, 81 per premium Bills on London
be had here at N 81, consequently bonorins
Of the Mexican bills win throw much money upon the
market Tho demand for bills for this packet has been
active but the supply ample and but lc change In
has been manifest The comparative in the money
markets OF New York and Boston manifest In the bank
dividends Of the sities Thus e400o0o0 OF bank
capital In New York, not has declared dividends up
this time the Is precisely as last years while In Boston
there has been considerable increase, wen In capital
| as rate Of dividend, ss follows.
Boston ba~k diridewds tt
1854 Isl9-.5O
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ny-An Easter Festival, funds TO complete
the Lecture Room Of the Church Of e Ascension Mr Gs E
will be held the ODEON Of Pennsylvania
street. during the first week in April commencing Easter
Monday O'Clock, The will be a that hour
every evening of the week.
variety Of useful and ornamental articles: a well y rees
menu Of various kinds, will be exhibited for sale.
A good band will be In attendance
Admiance, l2k ticket for the week, admitting lady
and gentleman, e.
absolutely necessary accommodate the Sabbath
Church. hoped In friends Of sabbath Schools
win extend this Festival liberal patronage. "Fesd my Lambs "
March 27-l0t Hs 4t t3s
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NEW HAVEN, April The returns, far received, in
dicate that the democrats have elected their and
majority Of the State officers There has been falling of
Ia the popular vote. though the democrats appear 70 have
held their own
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Great National Work.
Lsciss Mammoth Pawovama Of Upper Misisspi River, at
sm ODD FEILOWs' HALL
THIS great original work. the painting the world end ts
painted which shows both des Of he river
be exhibited for fsw evening", commencing
THURSDAY. ArKIL l.
This magnificent painting with view Of ST. Lous,
great beautiful
FALLS OF ST. ANTHONY,
Giving Of every point Of interest tho
and characteristic SAVAGE LIFE
graphically represented the glowing which win
THE BATTLE OF BAD AXE,
Of the Black Hawk War; and the stirring
which occurred
wABAsHAW PRAIRIE,
Of the Of the Winnebaeoes In which
ftar TWELVE HUNDRED FIGURES
Are represented.
This great painting which called forth sdmrson Of hs
Thousands visited place where hasbsen
Of washington, with the
that Il all purporn 20 bea beautiful work q am and
q dclneauon Of the Great Father Of WaterL
Price sdmsson, rs
open hafps exhibition quarsr b.
Al Id LEWIS KING, Propdssors
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The Ohio Eiection.

CoLUMBus Ohio, April 2-The election for delegates
amend the State constitution took place yesterday, and
warmly contested throughout.
In Franklin county, Graham (whig) has q majority Of rs
over Medary, (democrat)
Jefferson county.-Senaoria candidates. Josiah Scott
(whig) leads Thomas L. Jewett (democa 100
County candidates, DR.. William 8 Bates (whig) leads
John r. Sutherland (democrat) about 30
Montgomery county.-Both wings and democrats claim
the election 1t will require the official decide the
contest Mr.. Gnnckle is the wing and Judge Holt the
democratic candidate.
Muskngnm county. -Stinwell (whg) certainly elected
The between Chambers (whg) and Seare demo
craD is very close, and the result doubtful. |
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LOT the appointment oil delegates 10 the NASHVILLE Con-
vention.
The meeting which assembled at Savannah on the 22d
instant selected their nominee delegates TO the South
ern Convention, Messrs. James Hamilton Cooper, OF
Glynn county, and Francis s. Barlow. Of Chatham,
shigs, and Ex-Governor Troup and DR.. W. c. Danie Of
Chatham, democrats.
The governor Of Georgia has ordered an election for
delegates 10 the Nashville Convention, to be held on
the Sd Of April-one democrat and one vhg from each
congressional district.
Delegates to the Nashville Convention have been ap.
pointed in the following congressional districts viz
First district-Ex Governor George M. Troup (dsm)
and James Hamilton Cooper, (schigJ with Dr.. w. C.
Daniel and +. s. Barlow their respective alternaes
Second distriot.-Coonel H. L. Bennng and Martin J..
Crawford, esq
Fourth district Hon Edw. Y. Hill (0iig) and oba-
diah Warner, (dsm)
Fifth district Simpson Fouche (dcm) and Dr.. II v.
M. Miller. taohig)
Eighth distriet-Hon. William Schley and L. J. Gar
trell, esq.
Worth carelins.
convention Of the different counties which compose
the seventh congressional district assembled at Will
mingon on the nth instant appointed the Hon. Robert
Strange, democrat and Griffith J. Mcee, Uhig, delegates
to the Nashville Convention with alternates.
meeting in Lincoln county, without distinction Of
parties appointed seventy delegates to attend the district
convention, to be held in Charlotte the 2ad April for
the purpose Of appointing delegates to the Southern Con-
vention.
large meeting Of Lenoir county was held on the 10th
ultmo and appointed twenty delegates to the Newbern
convention 10 select delegates to the Nashville Conven
ton. Qenoir is in Mr. Stanly's disrict)
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The legislature have adjourned at the end OF the con-
stitutona period Of sixty days The house Of repre-
sentaves did not act upon the resolutions Of the senate
for the appointment, Of delegates to the Nashville Con-
vention.
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n7-Sthsonian observation-disclosures REED will repeat the
his this Thursday evening o'clock
n3-A Fair the purpose or aiding 10 complete tho
which Mr. ellis PASTOR
being "Odeon Pennsyivania The ladies
have pains this
taking Refreshments Of all kinds, and large supply Of useful and
articles and
viii be extended to those who well merit BY their charta
BILE exertons. nNr 6af sssHe5 Ap9
90 Smithsonian observation-disclosures REED, Of The Uni
vey Of Pennsylvania, viii devera course Of three lectures
follows:
Monday April l. and Wednesday, April 3 On the Origin and
Growth Of the Union, during the Colonial Period"
Friday, April ., /" On the Engiish Language"
Lectures to commence precisely at O'Clock. P.
Mar 29-Ap5
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DIED,
AtDu Buque Iowa, the 10th March, uimo Mr. WILLIAM
MUTT Of Alexandria, Virginia. In the 24h Of his
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TtiaI of The Monfesa, Aieus.

ST. LOUIS March 30 The counsel defending the Mon
tesqueus admit the killing of Barnum and Jones by Con
slave Montesquieu, bur plead insanity. They also main
tain the entire innocence Of Raymond Of any partcpa
lion in the transaction The evidence Of Flanagan, watch
man OF the City Hotel, excuIpales Raymond.
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Il will be observed here that 1913 opened high prices
with prospects Of fall, which took place, and that since
1913 came in at low prices the market La, been the
rise. We will take table Of the purchases Of the
specimens for the year ending March I, rs follows.
Bales cotton taken BY the Unifsd States manufacturers
1886 l647. ls4s. lS49 1850
Blk months to sept 1870 l062s4 ls20l 26aeo0 235 9S6
Six moaths March, 3,33 235 956 24e,6l2 2O5 36947
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CUBA and the Cubans 1eBo.-Bens history
Island 10 present social political condition IL res
ton 20 England and the United States i Statistics, hc &C. and
reply % Senior ssco on annexation, translated from ne Spanish
Mu& FnANCK TAYLOR
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ST. LOUIS April 1.-The municipal election In this city
over and the wings have elected their candidate, Mr.
Kennel, mayor. by about 500 majority, the Benton
and anti Benton candidaes They have also elected four
out OF the six aldermen
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-04-04

NEW Styles OF spring C~ssineres vsseames, Cloths.
We have Just received ar and shonahe Of
which We are prepared make 70 order vsy
usual moderate prices. Member Of Congress and
generally are invited 70 examine the gloves, crays
Mniz-asw3w DUvALL = BROTHER
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cTRAW Matffngs, Oil-Cloths, go. Ac.-we hsve
and win sell the accommodating tsrms
50 pieces very superior Canton mating perfectly fresh
sheets heavy and very rich noor oilcoth
rs pieces styles oil cloths, low priced
Is pieces superior three PITY Competing, cheap
$50 pieces superior double ingram DO. from auction
50 pieces superior double ingram do, very cheap
10 rich bordercd crumb cloths
rs pieces buff and white blind linen, all widths
20 very chenele and tuned rugs
50 rich muslin curtains eNf
Is rich lace curtains
90 pieces embroidered curtain muslin, low priced.
Also, every variety q linen shcenss, pillow and bolster iinens
NAPKINS dmes French fur chntr, table
and piano covers, fur oiI-cioths, &C, &c. -. =
To al Of which invite the special ssnon Of housekesPers
before making their purchases elsewhere, We ere determined
sefl cheap. = -. - - +
Ap4-dfwf y H. Hook CO.
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WANTED, wet nurse ksod ehsr~cssr-ous without
child living and VINO the only Of
preferred, liberal viii be
given Inquire . ksdons Hossl No. ~. AZ 2-diw
CDUCATTON-Rev.D ID. MeCAnTERss BOARDING ssheel
u for Young Men, sussburr county, Psnnsyf
The expense Of Eve months, 80 The
Monday Of May. For
circuIars, reference ke address Rev. D. McCAkTER principal
and proprietor Mar 0-d
CoIlscroR's ovyrcE, March H. leso.
rTrr TAxEs-Dsdacsion fer prompt P@ymsnA.-Tnoss
the 1910
January aeduc
win allowed from
mag be paid this once before the first ~ April.
.s4t II sfM W,HSl#9a A. ROTHWELI,
March s-tsw2wh Collector.
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E0E 0entlsr.snws have ju~ received rev Pieces nns
French cloths and cassimere Of medium hbnc TOT sprfnf
They are very wey and cheap. vssng in variety Al which
prepared make the latest style fge and
complete sock Of cIcshins superior suaii, ways
hand every article usually In ne fancy hss hne
shirss, he. ose price only. .,,,,, -.
use Thrss doon Of Browns Hessi, Penn avenue.
Mar oz-aawn HAs 4fae
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hand around the bier OF in whose fame they all claim
share, we should feel that we saw you engaged in
sacrament of religious patriotism, whose spontaneous
unprecedented oath, sprnglng consenent from your
hearts and rising unto Heaven, is" Liberty and Union
now and forever, one and inseparable."
But must no longer detain you. May we all
ESQ live, that when summons 70 JOIN
The innnmerab,e caravan TIA, moves
To that mysterious realm, when each shall take
His chamber In The silent halls Of death,
we 9 as a.u quarry s.ys q ns .,a
%: ss nat War. s' s s.ssg Ssi couch
MI win,hrop's speech IN The House Of Representatives
NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE.--The annual com
han o ,ss smh.onlsn as,u,on on Saturday, Api u
''. Sp s-.,af " = 'oASsfoS' ~ Dean De-.
Music by ihe Marine Band.
q Music
: ADDRESS S y ,ss President
Residing the Graduate. By Dean comforting
the Degrees y . ne President
sva.dic,ory address BY The Dean.
TO- nensdicaon.
THE OTHER sIDE.-Tne Rev. pr Pruxwrs win continue
~ NJ o. and
Church, y .Hssis oeees The public i rs.psey
evening" hi. subsequent. lecture. win BE- Delivered
- -. = - 80.
NEW BOOK, by the author Of Fsstus-rhs Angel
Api = u Ba gs1dSs s : s q :''..s
rUBA and she Cus.n. vol. lssoBens history q The
Island u present see domestic copdiacn II rs.
'sgy saasssos. s.ass,ss so@ ne r.si.h
m1 fkANSh iAxko-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-05-31

NEW STORE.
o Water md Chesn mt ST reefs,
(rNDER SPRING FURNITURE wAREHoUsE.)
WILMINGTON, N. e.
HE subscriber takes this method of informing his old
friends Dupin county, and the citizens of Wilmington
and the surrounding country that he has just returned from
the North with large assortment of NEW GOODS for the
Spring and Summer trade and has them in the
Store the South of North Water and Chestnut
Streets under J. d. LOVES Furniture Warehouse where he
exchange for country produce Persons wishing buy goods
would do well to give him eall he determined to sell
bargains
The following articles comprise portion of his stocks
Dry Goods.
Muslins Ginghams, Caicoes Apron Checks, coored
Cambria Marlboro Stripes Kentucky jeans Tweeds brown
Holland brown Linen, Linen Checks Drab d'Ete Vest
Patterns Bed Tickings heached unbleaehed Domescs
Silk and Cotton Handkerchief blue Cotton Yarn, Umbre
| las, SC. &c.
A large assortment of Hardware and Cutlery.
Farming utensils Of every description, such Ploughs
StrawCuters and CornSheers, Hoes Axes Trace Chains
Plough Lines Bale Ropes Hammers Shovels and Spades
! Manure Forks SC. SC
An extensive assortment Shoes of various qualities
sizes.
| Hats.-Fur Panama, I-eghorn, Wool. and Palm Leaf.
GrOcerics.-Sugar Coffee, Tea, Molasses Salt Dried
Beef and Beef Tongues Fulton Market Mess Beef Mess
Prime Pork Bacon, Mackerel Canal and Fayetteville Flour
Rice, Crackers, Butter, &c.
Foolscap, Letter and Bill Paper.
Ladies' and Misses Bonnets
large variety of iron and brass bound Water Buckets
Tubs and Pals; Nests of Measures; Pots and Kettles; Cups
and Saucers, Sc SC.
The subscriber respectfully tenders his thanks to his ole
friends Dupn county whore he formerly carried bus
for the very liberal patronage heretofore extended
a-o SAMUEL DAVIS:
| April 10Th, 1850 32-tf
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APRIL 22d.

TUST RECEIVED AT THE BOOK STORE, this day,
the following works :-Maeauey's History of England
Dictionary The third volume of The Women of the Revo
luOn by Mrs Elicit Floras Interpreter Floras Lexi
large quantity Of the Workmans Time Table The South
Harmony The Matron's Manual by Dr. Hollick. Rus
of the Heavens Cottage Bible. The Psamist, bound in
sheep. The Psamist, bound in Turkey
ALSO large and extensive assortment of School Books;
ens Inks Writing and Wrapping Paper Copy Books Blank
Books, &C. &c.
GET THE BEST.
Websters large quarto Dictionary work every person
should have Robbins Outlines of History. The Scholars
Companion containing exercises orhography derva
ton and classification of English words excellent school
book Portfolios of SIZE with and without locks Viii
lage Sermons jays Morning and Evening Exercises Lie
bg Agricultural Chemistry large assortment of
ing Printing, and Playing Cards Bristol board Envelopes
sc. &C. L. H. PIERCE.
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Schools.
MEmPH1s I'm srxTuTn.
Medical Department.

Department.
THE regular of Lectures in this Institution will
the First of November, and continue until
open ready receive by First Of October
following
z. FREEMAN, M D., Professor of Anatomy,
H. J. HULCE, NJ D. Professor Of Theory and Practice of
W. BYRD POWELL, M. D, Professor of Physiology, Pa
j. KING NJ d. Professor of Matera Medica, Therapeutics
J. Milton SANDERS, NJ D., Professor of Chemistry
j. A WILSON, NJ D. Professor Of Obstetrics and Disea-
Medicine-Prof. Il. a.'lJ.fft j. HuLcE. 'AAA''
Surgery-Prof. R. S. NEWTON.
z. FREEMAN, M. D., Anatomical Demonstration.
Eaeb Ges ISs M ToSes course
onstrator's Fee, $40. Graduation, $20.
letters epost to the Dean and students arriving in the
city will please call on himet the Commercial Hotel
R. s. NEWTON, NJ D., Dean of the Faculty.
Law Department..
Hon. E. W. NJ KING Professor of Theory and Practice Of
JOHN DELAF1ELD ESQ., Professor of Commercial Juris-
TERMs-s5O per Session.
All pertaining to this department must be
Memphis, Tenn, March, 1880.
The Faculties intellectual abilities moral worth and
professional requirements will compare favorably with the
most dting our country The medical faculty
stitutes anomaly any country-a othem
are able lecturers and the best of teachers.
Those who will contemplate geographical position, and
extent of population have doubt to the eli
gby of situation for enterprise of the kind AS tc
health, including all of the year. deny that ANY
|
The first class of the Law and Medical Departments this
Institute SMALL but the gentlemen composing them are
talented and in the highest degree respectabea favorable
omen for the future prosperity of the Institute.
That the public may be satisfied of the permanency of th
school, feel it duty to stae that the Trustees
Faculty form in action which augus well for its fu
and that the peculiar internal organization
/ be
F. w. M. KING,
T33-12m1 President of the Memphis Institute.
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supfeme court RePOrts"-Neduct1On OF Price.
THE subscriber having purchased the estate w
R. GALES Esq, deceased, the entire Edition of Vols g.
and g. Law, and Vols and Equity of Iredes Reports
(rom December Term 1885, August Term, 1885,
sve and including also the Equity Cases of the present Term
of the Court has reduced the price from Sir Dollars to re
Dollars per volume and is prepared to furnish them
tlemen of the Bar and to Booksellers except Vol of Equity
Orders for the whole any Volumes prompt
attended and the Bar supplied reasonable with
the previous Volumes of North Carolina Reports and Law
Books generally.
Bound copies furnished to the Profession in exchange for
their Nos. E. J. HALE.
Fayetteville, March 3d. 1849. 2Stf
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FRESH DRUGS. MEDICINES. &c.


TUST Received at Shaw's Drug Store, third 1uzN
y door North of HART s. PoILEY's, Front Street. "
Wilmington, North Carolina where Physicians, coun- "a
try Merchants and Others who desire consult their
interest," purchase the best Drugs md Medicines,
Paints, Oils and Dye Stufs, Perfumery and Patent
Medicines Garle" Seeds, fresh from DAVID LANDRETns
Philadelphia and other article usually kept in Drug
Store 2 per cent cheaper than similar goods be obtain
ed at perhaps any other house in the State.
The subscribers would beg to remind those Physicians who
patronzed the late VIM SHAW that they still be supplied
with everything of the best quality and the
able terms No excroa will be spared to render satisfaction
to those who may favor with their patronage and
spectuly solicit call before purchasing elsewhere We have
just received fresh supply of those Instruments for ction
of the spne highly recommended by the Medical faculty
of New York and Philadelphia and which certain pre-
venve against consumption and indispensable to Clerks
be without them Also fresh arrival of pencer's Pills which
warranted to headache in thirty
utes time: In the operation they the agreeable
Pills invented acting the stomach and bowels and
bringing the liver to its proper functions they fail
restore the system health strength and vgor Call got
box at SHAws Drug Sore Sd door north of HART POL
LEY's. SHAW & BROTHER
Wilmington, N. c., Jan. 4th, l85O.-ll7-H.
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London House.

London House.
~ THE subscriber, having rented the Hotel formerly kept
EIlby Capt. A. WADE the N. E. of Front and
Market Streets known the London House, respectfully
informs the citizens of Wilmington and all others desirous OF
obtaining BOARD that he has provided the House with
furniture of every description and that he prepared to
ceve Boardes by the day. week month"; the most
sonable All the bed constructed to
have them warmed suit the comfort persons His Ia
BILE shall always be provided with the very best market
Afford and pains will be spared to make his
customers perfectly satisfied.
Strangers will please enquire for the LONDON House.
n He has also rented the STABLES recently
TEl pied by Mr. W. 7. J. VANN, the Carolina Hotel
N Swhere he is prepared to take Horses Livery, and
have them properly and carefully attended to- He has also
large LOT adjoining the Stables, for the accommodation
Drovers. JAMES PETTEWAY.
Oct 49, lS49 6-tf
ia Livery Stables.-Fire-PrOOf.
E@Nl HAVING completed my Livery Stables am
ready to receive Horses at livery by the day
week. month.
My Stables situated the of Princess and Third
Streets directly opposite the House. and very conven
ent to the business the town. They built of brick
and covered with tn which makes them entirely
They large commodous and well constructed and
cry respect comfortable and convenient any Stables
the United States.
also have (for the accommodation of Drovers large
comfortable Lot together with basement under the Stables
sufficient hold hundred horses, and shelter them well
and comfortably.
HORSES CARRIAGES and BUGGs kept constantly for hire
My Hosers cannot be surpassed in any country, and
therefore feel confident of giving entire satisfaction those
who favor with their custom.
feel grateful my friends and the public their liberia
patronage heretofore and hope merit of he
custom. H. R. NIXON.
Wilmington, n c. Dec. IL. 1917. l4-tf