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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-24
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TICKETS g. esns 70 al p.rs Of ne s.lc,a- rn-,ie
eoxss - Door one, a u 70 eomneees a., eecct,
q Lsst night Of Mr. II. fseid. who vii appear IN b.,
.st character Of Corporal Bsverssck vhica >d
much interest 90 Tnorsdsy eyeaing last saa ne h9hy
~ 10 ,ddiop 70 this very great attraction viii be pre-
I'd the gorgeous Musical EErsvsgsnzs 90 n'y apore
eised snd b. fun Saloons beiog is forneia rep
TaIs EVENING August z4-sr.Dd Overture ~ ID.
Orcbessra Aer which me csoits hirocs fket-h called
EAPoLEONs OLD GUARD
HsyersseI ~ a rseae
Mia. csrirs viii dance 49,. Vi JsleO de XsrsI
30 20 i' rae D0GsEE sEDDEO ROOM
S S.s'ID.! John Seton Nj. L2G.I M y:faos
TO conclude ISLAND Az sO u JEWELS u nc
GuigiDgerbresd -. Niesinsoo Prines M. F,eSin,oa
" koUdsy, bss hsry TsSlor' Benefit suA
BROADWAY rHEarEn poor. Sps3 7-5o
~ conn snce a. oeoe i.1 T6 EorSihs Aas -
HONEY.
Evelyn ........M conxsy Laty clsr, aiis ADdsrtor
MY YOUNG WIFE AND MY OLD UMBRELLA
ees o. sei;;on To Die.: cic: and PsqDss 4se;
Family Circle and rhird Tier, &c; Gallery, l2tc.
DURrON,s rHRaTgR, Chamber, st. rear OF TIE
D Ciiy Hsll-tne nearest rneaier 70 the large Hoies
THIS Evening, .qg r.: ~ ~ WI ss played the FHee'
Mr. Bob'sl......hr Burton Mrs Bobidl.. Ms Russell
After which the pev Comeo'eta 9th
ROUGE DIAMOND.
Lord Plate...kr Henry Lady PlAie Mlss Weston
Sir w Evergreen. Blard msrgery hrs sksneu
To conclude with the lsu enable farce Of
CRIMSON CRIMES.
Fhghi........h Mr. Burton Mira Rhghi. .Mrs Skerreh
Doors open MI, 10 begin al O'Clock dress cir
Gle ard psrque 50 cents family circ second uef Is
CASTLE GARDRr.-La,, Week Of the Celebrated
NHsvBr- Italian Operk Company, under the direction
OF sgpor y Bsdish
THIS EVENING, Augui "a viii 30 performed Pseints
Grad Opera OF
SAYYOi
Ssfo. Si7nort ?edetcO
Gin enc Veiu
..Slgbofa Ia beunl
fickeIs 50 eta. TO commence al 9 O'clock su24
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-24

SACRED COcCBRT will be given at g. Pc
her's ch7rch. Mes. Brighton, s. on SUNDAY, August
% Under the management Of the popular aud accomplish
&C Max Mareizk who will be assisted By bis lady he ats
celebrated sigma Beriuccs MsreIek Paid, PerriDi 8ene
venisno and NovelL ali Of whom have most generously
Orchestra AID Chorus.
PROGRAMME.
l. Overture Orchestra
2. Pro Pece4is, from SIsbss Mater. by sigoor
NoVen: $500. ho'nl
Bertuccs and signors Perrin. Rofslo
I Fac Ut Porsela ffOm sssbst Mater, by signors
AmAls fstii. R1ssioi
5 ILAsmnstus from sIsbsi Mater by siznors
BertuccA Ro.sini
PART ii.
l. Overture Orchestr.
C1vhins, from HebuchodonOsor, by signora
A. PAU. .............................. Verdi
8. Hymn-"Alla vergine dale grszle'-bybig'
nor Benz veusno Observation-Disclosures. AmOdis
Aria from hserere Signors Perrin..... DOnlIetu
5. Ave Maria, from Lombsfdi, by Signors Der.
Observation-Disclosures. Verdi
6. PreS biei de Nose by SIG Berucca Pat
H. Permit SignoTs NOyeii and BeneYents
no, and full Orchestra ...........,........ Rofsin
Conductor, Mr.. Mar Msreizek
Concerto commerce al O'CLOCK, p NJ
The boat viii leave the Island, for NevYorf ate and
O'CLOCK, Pm.
fieleA Sl-io be o5islned Of The following per,nr:-
Ia New York Cily-Reg. Or. Cummings, 81 Stephens
Church Rev. NJ. M'Carron, ST. Josephs Church, Rev
VIM Qain, st. Peters Church; p. A. Hsrgous. Esq. Hon
B. ocOnnor Dr.: Fraser, Chss Z. She's ESQ. 10 Brook
iyn-ReV Mr. HcDonoueh, ST. Jsmes's Church Ga sa-
ten leland B: Lssss, Esq Ed-srd W Tiers, Esq;
Jules RepATd, Esq; Thomss = Davis Esq; Clsutuf
0iRnoux Esq J. Punoy, ESQ + II Tiefs, Esq Nj.
chSel oCoLpor, E'q. Also, Al The following BooIsores:
Grand DUNCAN Brother, ISL Foltoh-s and from any
Of The sXtOns Of The Cstaolic Churches au2i II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-24

OV0TTTFHY
LIVERY MONDAY, Wednesday ana Friday, nom
k[S NJ to 2 NJ. Ferrsge reduced 10 -four cents.
HB-In The westheT 10 unfsvorsble. the Concert
will come of the 6fs fair day tul9 2wish
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-21

arolina. Gov. Bell of Texas has convened al
extra session of the Legislature 10 act upon the
boundary question.
~ A meeting was held in Mobile Gala. on
The 18th instant, which passed resolutions in de-
fence of 1.-The Constitution, the Laws and the
Union
Ns,The Farmville Republican says, that the
shock Of an earthquake was sensby felt in that
place on the morning of the 18th instant
" Archbishop Hughes of New York intends
10 visit Rome about the middle of November
10 Three hundred and twenty students have
matriculated at the University of Virginia this
session, of whom 81 are Virgnians.
@5e The returns from Florida leave no doubt
as to the election of Cabell. tWhig)
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-21

Oct 2I-Irn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-21
Books of Travel.

I YELI'S Travels in the | states, Ind visit, Z Vol
The Pillars Of Hercules, OF Travels IN Spain and Mo
rocco, -
Edaraao Adventures the Path Of Europe, by - 1ayor
Transatlantic Tour. comprising Iiavcl, IN Great Britain
France, Holland, Belgium, Germany Switzerland, and
Italy,
Exploring Expedition OF Wilkes, Duwiie, Ross, ond
Lunch,
I.ynch's Dead Sea- New Edition,
Turkey and its DESTINY. BIS Maslarand,
Eeyrf and us Monuments by Hawkes.,
The Fast, by Spencer,
Hungary and 1'r,n.y ivania, by J Pagei, Es'i,
Three y ears in Calii9rna, by Cotton.
beck and P5rt,
Nneveh. h.s,lia and Syria, by Fletcher,
Notes from Over sea, by Mitchell,
stephens Travels in Egypt, &c,
= Greece, &c,
Yucalan,
Wandering> Of a Pilgrim, S>a, by Cheeler
Travels oi Marco Polo,
Cireumnayi CATION Of the Globe, *, Sc,
For sale by $500,
Oct 2l-tS - u PAY NIX bl'' ! HEN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-21
COMMUNE Gated,


|. o. o. T
At rcenar meeting Of the Lynchburg Lodge N. II
+. IN Thursday evening, the l1nst the follow.
ing proceedings had:
Rcsolred unanimously, That the hanks Of this Lodge
emuently due aud are hereby cordially tender
ed the Ladies Of lyne burg and is vicinity. for the
efficient aid afforded by them. tby of the re-
cent Falr.) In fitting up our new Lodge Room.
Resoired, Tia, copy ofhc above resolu lon be pub
lished in the papers Of the town.
J. II. ROBINSON, NC
T.. ii. FOXES, Sect'y.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-21
Obitunrp.

DlED--ln Amherst, an the | l Insi., MAR ia A.,
md On The 10 h ms. VIRGINIA A.. infant daueh
of W lillian A. and Elizabeth A. lyme.
Ere sin could blight. or sorrow fade,
Death came viii friendly care,
Ana the fos s tr Heaven conveyed.
And babe them blossom there
The Washington City and Lews5urg, Va, papers
will please copy
DlED-At the residence of George &. Williams in
this Mace ON Wednesday 10th iast. Mrs. SAR All
SIMPSON, about 56yeas ofase She died 5 sae hat
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-21
IADlES FAIR

The Ladies Of The LIST Presbyterian Church. will open
Fair, oa Tuesday, Oct 22nd. AT & O'Clock, P NJ, in
the Odd Fellows Hal. The object If the Fair is aid
in paving for the repairs lately done 10 their Chufoh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-21

JIAYING heard oceain reports which have hcen eifea
lated through different parts OF the country oi my nav
ne rome of largely an debt otny never intending 10 re-
Turn hereby give notice, that am no" IN lynthoaS
and am fully prepared pay any claim or claims winch
he broueht against me or the of S RlTCllEh q
SONS and all who have any claim claims against me, OF
the concern OF : BIrCHEY x SONS, Will do me par
tcuar present them immediately az NOT sooner }
for Settlement. II M inn
oct 2I-2w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-21

4 large and Choice selection Of irsh Linens ot all
grades,
Pillow Linens and Linen Shecfing,
Damasl1 Table Cloths and Napkins,
Birds Eve aud IIaekahacIo Diapers,
Whlfr. Rlack amd Brown IlnllandS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-21

ya,lIE SUBSCRIBER has received portion o. us an
] and Winter supply Of GOODS and would ask the
attention OF Planters Manufacturers aud others TO MS very
heavy stock Of
, - pI,nfes Fuled Cloths Sleeps Gray, Sa'tinett,
GRAY weeds Plaid Linsev, &c, &c ,
Tbe aides will find now and in the course o ie" day
cnn,p,ie and large assortment OF GOODS, {" the hoS'
Tf,u,hl d.c,inon Gentlemen viii find goods Oh ever
deserptiop suitable their wants-and one 81 ne
and best assorted Stocks OF READY MADE N'''''H
j to be found IN hi market ;, =, =. pttrus
Sept 23-t.ii - -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-21
White GOOhs

Camblles, Jaconcis Y Plaid Muslins,
Swiss, Book y Null Mu>lins,
Cambria and Furnltme DimIty,
Laces, Cap Nets, EdsinS aud inserting,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-21
ts.Gukess, FE0,tnefS, sc

Rose, " hltncy and Maeliuaw Blankets,
Twilled and Dullcl Negro do,
Brown and plaid Horse do,
Crib and Cradle do,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-21
mcguire 81 ZANE.

General Commission a Forwarding Merchants,
l2i Second 81. PitisbWg.
E undersigned acting for the above House offers Their
services flr the sale n Manufactured Tobacco in the
PHt,burg Market. ali eon,ignmen, liberal advances
will be gwen,
Having interest IN the Steamboats, on the Ohio, all
Tobacco sent them Tor reshpment Cincinnati, else
where viii be forwarded by first Boa and al lowest rates
JOHN w. ATKINSON.
Art i7-otd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-21
GEORGE TT. RUCK Err.

J. = Z II I Z TX u, ' n,
10th October, 1890,
As received and opencd splendid assortment Of Fad
I and Winter
DRESS GOODS,
comprising the following styles, which lac respectfully
quests his Friends and the public, TO call and
examine themselves, believing he VIII he able TO suit
most pcr.ons wanting really good and desirable styes
Sup'r Printed French Monslm de LANES,
. Solid do do great variety oil Colots, such
as Pink Sky Blue Magazine Bluc, Crimson, Cherr, Or
angc ROYAL Purple, MiIoon Dark Green Pea Green, Sea
Green, Mode Culot- aud Black.
G-I French Meruos--assorted eolors,
. silk Warp Cashmrtes, assorted colors,
Satin Mudanas, Fignr'd Black x Culd Apacas,
PLAIN. Black 4 Cold do,
Low priced Mousns great variety. All owhich win
be sold Cheap.
/ Oct lO-1n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-21
yleacMea " Esrotc,. Goods.

Blown >heetng & shifting, every width s
"a 10 IS Cotton 0znahurgs,
Beached Goods from sd To finest,
Bod Iirl,inm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-21
Office ofAe T1rgiaia and Tennessee Rail Road
Company.

LYNCHBURG, September 3oih, 1850.
yI>uE Stockholders in this Company win pay On addition
to the acquisitions heretofore called, amounting to the
thirty dollars per sharel further Of Five Dot
lars per share on ot November next payable at
the Olive d the Company in Lynchbufg, 10 It's agents IN
the different counties along the line.
elinquens be required to pay interest in all
Il, order OF the Board 81 Directors
r. q. MORRISON, Treas. & Cl'k.
Sept 20-tIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-21
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
LYNCIIBtfaG. OCT. 10.


iOhAN1 o-lnspeet,d tie past week IS llhls
do previously 2lo
he market continues animated, and prices have gone u
i w TO II ID during The past ten day consequence
damage sustained by the crop from frost both IN Virginia and
The West Sale Of the week II htas as follows ibid,
nom - 7oto elo, II hhds from so 81. and . hhd
irom - IL SIS -.
NiiENr-s5 cts. ior Red, 80 los cents for White; as
IN quality.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-21

IYNCIIBIkG, ".
TO0DS at the Lowest Prices Just received complete
VI assortment o new FALL. and WINTER GOODS.
comprising complete assortment Of all dry good, Tor
LADIES Gentlc 30, s. and G3 Hats, Boots,
Shoes CAPS Men, Boys and ChiIdr,ns ready made to
thing, all which Will sell Al vfy mod rate profits, heng
determined large stock Shall be reduced by qaek
sales We have added Inns FalI ormrr stock ol
REjDY .HIDE GLOTIiLNf,l
OF all grades up the best. which intend sell Of I'M
mcdatcy at small profits. 1t viii he Wei Tor those wanting
Garments and supply themselves loon. Their
stock made up 81 good materials, and manufactured by
fashionable, vorkmtn in New York aud Philadelphia. In
aides Dress to9ds assortment never more com
plcic aud a>tou, therefore invite them 10 give spa-
cia call cur large stnc is well worthy the attention ol
Merchants, small profits will be charged chem.
l6--Ilt,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-21

NEW ORLEANS, Orr. 7.-Cottoo Demand ac
tive, and ptie if, with sales # middrg a l31l2,,
md u g,.d mil1Img Mt l3s. Twns9cd II, ia Nu2tf aad
Mea--rs confined snail os,atG IA Tor TIE 5nner
and y c,s for the latlef.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-21

rINLN.N2RS' oil \ splendid lot ol 1.AN MFRS oil.
! lu-t received and lat s,te lons
Oa2I-N SNIruSON Y SrNrH NM.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-21
AE lsst1E

y Il. PAYNE. 3 BROTHER
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-21
PAIL. AND WINTER GOODS.

lh,sLev .teldy at 26l. 90. in hbL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-21
Cotton and Tobacco Statement

CorroS. TonAcco.
Stock on hand & Sept 1850 1861 1896
Received in September. 22j69 go
Rec'd LIST to 5th Oct. 9.973 ll2
Rcd 5Dh and 9Th Oct. POO -
- 'OlS9 III
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-08-23
Marine Intelligence.
I or WILMINGTON, NORTH-CARoLINA.
ARRIVED

ID.
17-Brig Buena Vista, Myers. New York, to A H. Van
Bokken with mdze. to sundry persons
Schr, Harrison Price Rice, New York. to E. j. Lutter-
loh with mdze. to sundry persons.
schr. Example NIydgett, Hyde county, N. c., corn to
lS--schr. orlando Richardson, New York. in ballast, to
J. B. Russell.
Schr Lamartine Chapman, New York, G. IIarriss
schr Sonora Isabel, Lewis shalotto, to DeROsset s.
Brown with naval stores.
Schr. Ann Alaria Mason, Beaufort, s c., to g. w Da-
Wis with naval stores.
schr Eureka Davis, shalotte, Anderson & Latmer
Schr. Margaret Jane Galloway, Lockwood's Folly, to
master With Naval ada stores o sb,otto 70 noos,o
2O-Sehr Matthew Byrd, Smith, Savannah, in ballast, to
2lSSchr Rio, johnson, New York. with 50 bales hay and
schr Minerva Wright Cox New York, to E J. Lutter-
lob; with mdZe. to sundry persons.
CLEARED.
Aug. l6-Br. Brig Isabella and Jane, Possigno, Liver
pool, by Barry Bryant & Adams with 1910 bbs turpentnc
SO do. rosin.
schr CogInhjan Plummer Baltimore, by Ellis s Rus
sell with 81 900 feet lumber, II bales cotton yarns 10 bun
dies sheep skins.
l7-sohr Less5urg, Boom Philadelphia, By DsRos
bales cotton goods and yarns, 81, 900 feet lumber
b. Schr Ann Duncanson London, by Del osset Brown
Schr Eouse, Robinson, New York, by E. j. Lutterloh
with 300 G Sew p dS v Brown
with 24 bbs spirits tupcntne, 1854 do rosn 81 bales cot
ton goods and yarns.
Schr A Fiommerelt, String, New London, Conn, by G.
Harriss with so 600 feet lumber.
l9-Schr. G. w Davis, Chadwick N. Y, by G. Harriss
with 1879 bbl spirits turentinc, $50 do. rosn, 10000 feet
lumber
Sehr Mary Powell, Williams New York, by G. Harrss
with 313 bbls spirits tupenne 1904 rosin 40 bales cot
ton yarns.
20-Schr n Carolina Williams, N. York. by J. H. Elan
ner with POI bbls spirits turpentne $40 do. rosin
Schr VIM. Hart orion, Philadelphia by Geo. Harrss; ;
with 721 bb ro 100 do PITCH So bales cotton goods and
warns, &c, 900 feet lumber :
2l-Schr Egeremete Cousins Boston, by Barry, Bryant
s. Adams with 800 bbs naval stores, 80 900 feet lumber
Steamer Evergreen, Rush, Fayetteville by Carroll Fen
nell with mdze to sundry persons.
Schr Marietta, Lewis Lockwood's Folly by Anderson
Latmer
22-Brig Gen. Marshall, Holmes, Rio Janeiro, by VIM.
NJ. HARRIS with 40, 900 feet S. S. Lumber.
Schr. Ureka, Davis, Shalotte by Anderson Latimer
Schr D. P. Woodbury., RADON, Shalotte, by DeRosset
Brown.
Schr Margaret Jane Galloway, Lockwoods Folly, by B.
Flanner.
Schr Sonora Isabel Lewis, Shallottc, by DeRosset &
Brown.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-08-23

In this Port board the Odcnburg Brig Wlhemine,
the 18th inst ver suddenly, H. G. BARR aged IS years,
seaman native of Brake, near Bremen.
In this town. the 18th inst, of scarlet fever, Susan R.,
eldest daughter Of B. j. and JULIA A. JACOBS aged years
and II months.
In Robson county, the ls inst, Mrs MARGARET Nc
LEAN, in her S5th year. native Of Scotland.
In Chatham county, Miss TEsirERANcE SARAH, daughter
of Col. JAMES 5. LASSATER, i'll her 18th year
At the residence of EDwD HAYS, esq Graham turn
Out, Bamwell District s c. the morning of the 18th inst
Mr. JAMES d. POLLARD, native of England. lie died from
inflammation of the bowels which supervencd upon attack
of painters collie. The decease member of the North
Carolina in the late with Mexico. 1t his
dying request that his surviving comrades of that regiment
should be informed of his DEATH Though he died far from
his native land in the midst Of strangers, it be crafty
ing to his friends and relatives to learn that his dying pillow
soohed by every that the most heroic and tring
cvoednes the part of his venerable host and his kind
aniae lady could afford. May the good God who seeh
all things reward them for their charity the helpless
ger with every spiritual and temporal blessing The de-
ceased mild and nohensve, stranger to profanity
ber honest Industrious and hence be has gone down to his
grave bearing with him the and regret Of all who
knew him.
In New Haven Conn, the 18th inst, LEoSoRA wife of
Mr. MICHAEL DURMoDl, of that city only sister of Mr. j. j.
CoNOLEY of this town.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-08-23
FREIGHTS
REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET
For WEEK ENDING AuaI1Sr D. 1850

BEEF CATrLE.For the past week two Beef Cattle have
been brought in freely and prices have fallen materially
within week fair article sold yesterday at about per
100 lbs We learn that 3ac per h. is the highest prices
the quality arriving will command and that the market
fully stocked
BAcoS-Some 600 lbs. n C. Bacon have been received
this week Railroad and selling about quotations We
ry choice lots at fraction over in small lots.
CoRS.-The stock in is considered about fair for
present demands cargo of 700 bushels from Hyde Co.,
brought 76c buhe which is decline last weeks
lowest quotation of 4 cents per busheI.
FLoURNo arrival of Fayetteville Flour and none in mar
ket.
HAY-The stock in store heavy Received to-day so
bales. Last sales 60 cents per 100 lbs
LARD-Somc small lots received per Rail Road and sales
in the small way at s. in bbls and per ID.
kegs.
DEMONSTRATING been doing in this article.
Administrations received since last report quo
tations lots from store according quality guam
tity.
Several lots of meal received since cur last and
sold at 80 cents per bushel in small lots.
NAVAL SroEEs-Sacs Turpentine the week foot up
about 1000 barrels The quotations yellow dip
led from s. G5 to - per Dbl of $50 lbs Virgin dip
ried in price, according quality from 81 % down 81 To-
per Dbl The sales of to-day and late yesterday evening reach
400 1900 bbls, at 81 Is for virgin and 81 for yellow Dip
In SPIRITS TCRPENTINE there has not been much doing
Several small lots have changed hands 23 49, per
gallon and the barrels at 81 IS not reunabe TAR arrives
very slowly, and last sales at 81 20 per Dbl We hear of
nothing doing in COMMON RosIX. small lot of No. I
changed owners at 81 25 per Dbl.
PEAS Our quotations merely nominal.
PorAToEs.-Swect potatoes begin arrive and sch at re-
tail from carts and boats at 50 100 per bushcl
SALTFrom store 20 % cents per bushel coarse al
lum, according to quantity and terms.
SHINGLEs-200O0 shingles sold at - SRI, and small loS
at 81 so per NJ.
TIMBEE.-But one raft sold this week, at Sc per NJ.
FRElGHTs-We have change to notice in freight list.
Aup = his
dcpha Flour S. 80 s. S74 80 bbls kiln dried Meal 81
80 So 12a 40 bbls Mess Pork, $40 12 go Is 40 bbls
Rye Flour s. So G2A; so kegs Western Lard 81 cts 20
bbls. Mess Beef SIP Is $l3.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-08-23
FOR RENT FROM FIRST oc,roU

FOR RENT FROM FIRST ocroBEh.
TNHE ROCK SPRING HOTEL at present occupied by
Mr. A. ALDERMAN, ON Chestnut Street centre my
fire proof building, of Water and Chestnut Streets
.. G. PARSLEY.
ALSO.
The convenient dwelling On Second Street Between the
late residence of Col MCRAE and MIR. FoRous.
Small dwelling Sd Street. lot and East of tho
above.
Store and Warehouse Front and cd Cross Streets
Aug. d. lS50.-[50-3t] o. e. PARSLEY, Guardian.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-08-23

NorE.-River Lumber, Tar, and Turpcntne are always
sold in the water and subject to the expense landing
Inspection cooperage, &c. Lumber 50 81 per
NJ Tar and Turpenne about 10 cents per barrel *For dry
to quality.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-08-23
S1OO REV ARD.

d UNAWAY from the subscriber, the 18th inst, "a
II a negro named DAVE, aged about 81 years, "a
yellow complexion, and cooper by trade. He for,
nerly belonged the estate of WM. X. DEvANE and ~
well about Black River, in New Hanover county
Amy person apprehendng the above named boy DAVE,
and delivering him t. South River, New Hanover
county, lodging him any Jail in this State that
get him. will receive reward of One Hundred Dollars.
Aug %. IS5O-50-6tl L. ]. ANDERS.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-08-23
ToPsA1L ACADEMY

Is beautiful and healthy situation twelve miles East of
Wilmington, in excellent neighborhood, where board
may had for dollars per month, will COM
second scholastic year the first day of October
next.
Rates Of Tuition, per session Of fire months:
Reading, Writing, Spelling and first Class IN Arth- ~
metic English Grammar and Geography 81 %
Second Glasses of the same including Philosophy, His -
tory and Rhetoric 80: II w
Mental and Moral Philosophy, Political Economy,
including Glasses of Algebra, Latin and Greek 10 w
Second Classes of the same, with Lectures on tho most
important subjects ~ W
Tuition in the Female department the same, wsh the ex-
cetion of the branches which will be made very
reasonable determined upon previous to the opening OF
President of the Board of Trustees:
Topsail Sound Aug. q, 1880 DUH
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-08-23
MARRIED,
IlIEB.

In this county, the 18th inst by the Rev C. PRGDGEN
Nh. GsoRala DAVIS to Miss NARINDA BURNETT
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-08-23

COLONEL BENToN.-Old Bullion is at war with all
the world, and all the world with him. His speeches
and votes the territorial question prove him to be
opposition to the uniform tenor of his speeches in
former years The bursting of Commodore Stock
TOMS big gun on board the Princeton steam frigate
most unfortunate occurrence for old Bullion.
1t is pretty generally true that when man gets his
brain dslocated seriously shocked, he turns whig
free-soer or abolitionist. We know several cases
of this kind-N O. Courier
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-08-23

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 90, p. M.-The Flour and Grain
markets without change and prices remain yesterday
The Cotton market easy Whisky selling 26lc in bar
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-08-23

BosToH August H-NAvAL SroREs-We notice small
sales of Spirits Tupentine at $780, cash, and 81 S5 per
gallon, and In Tar sales in small lots 81 ST.
81 per Dbl. Common Rosin at 81 80 81 S7, and Pitch
81 S75 a 81 so pcr Dbl mos