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HE Of this will Wednesday
9Th of October Since the last session ample preparations have
made full OF instruction and agricultural
chemistry The statutes Of the college have carefully revised,
and the Of study adapted the wants of all classes OF
The whole includes
fifteen For proficiency Of these the degree Of
ciudns the ancient languages degree OF b. and for prof
cheney in all, the degree of A. Nj.
Faeuty
Johns D. President Professor Moral
Philosophy the Evidences Christianity,
Tucker Professor Municipal and Constitutional
Law.
Ewe Mathematics and Natural Science
Morgan J. Smead, Phi. D., Professor OF Languages
Wahingon Professor OF History and Political Economy
Sas Touen, d. d., Professor OF intellectual Philosophy,
LIE and Rhetoric.
Robert Gaewood, Adjunct Professor OF hathemaucs
July 23-awiw
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MOTHERHOOD BROTHER, co beg leave TO inform w.,
they received from the 's'e' '
rieh and beautiful Of aua. ana
French enboidered muslin, cambc and lace a''e-' GUS 49,
collars
Camhc aouncings, insernrs, and edving - ,.,,ns sor
Also fhcoret cambrics India, null anu oN'' ~'f'
dresses, which they invite attention
July IL
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Maps aud Charts just finished and ready
for distribution. H.#f.4

distributions. s 1.a
the FarslloLes,
Francisco, bnys Of San Francisco
Pablo and suun bay confluence and
Sacramento with middle fork tie American rf,
cities Of Sacramento aud Boston, together win sail
directions, tables of latitude Longitude, ana vasuon,
ngs distances and tidal observations by Cadwaade hns
gold, comnanier United States navy
charts 80 by 20 inches each Inc gen.
exhibits view the whole survey made by Com
sSndeI hnesd including survey o. he san soaqu m n DoT
ante IN nf California. q,
exhibits the Faaones and entrance TO the bay OF San
Francsco, a scale of half an inch to mile "a,
scale OF about one inch 10 a mie
ca river showing OF San Francisco,
Vallejo, capia of the sae Benica Msnez New YORK Of
Sheet principal anchoragcs from San
Francisco to sacrame nto city on enlarged scales .,
staioner, Washington city, ca VIII be pomIty attended TO-
The New York Herald Orleans Pcayune Cincinnati to)
Mercury Boston Daily Atlas Inquirer Salem Register
and Copner week three times and
copy Of the paper Washington Union
Aug l-lawu
NATIONAL MEDICAL CoLLEGE.-rbe lectures in hi.
IN institution VIII the first Monday Of November
and continue until March.
FACULTY.
Thomas Miller, NJ D. Professor Anatomy Physiology.
Of Women and Children
Riley d. Professor of Matera Medicn, Theapeuues,
Jno Pred May D. Professor Principles Of
Grafton Tyler d. Pathology Practice of Med
cne. -
Edward Foreman, d, Chemistry and Pharmacy
James r. Morgan, VI. D., Prosector and Demonstrators
The expense FOR full OF lectures by all the
plaelien anatomy by me aemcn.iisic
Mutrculatns fee, payable only once
c%iSs iaaetoa given regularly al the washington inamay
Aug IO-Qawtd Dean.
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NE aUIyCEy,s Life and Manners from the Auto-
IL biography OF an Opium Eater. Uniform edition.
For ssle by TAYLOR h MAUHss
"a booksellers, near 9Th street
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20 Ess F. a.

BALTIMORE AND wAsHrNaToN RAILROAD.
Hours Departure. OF tho Passenger Trains.
From Washington AZ a. ard at p. m. ds,y, and
daily except Sunday
From BaInmore . and p m. daily and daily or
cept Sunday.
Fes a-Siv r.. TH.PhRsuys. Apen,
n n. HOOE q Co. WhAIesaIe and Retail Dealers In
csrpene, floor oil eloths mait,ng curtain nnaterals
sheeuna, furnishing goods generally
avsnue between 7h and 9Th Streets Washington
DC
Aug 9o--u frU r ..u
ERENCH Rocks. and oId-.~A large this day
Il opened, direct from Paris. FRANCK TAYLOR
May 20
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HANGING Academy ny-Ftrst Gourse-Mr r. r. B.rss has
the honor George
town. that hts first viii
avenue, opposite Wilard,s hotel.
Days OF tuition Washington
days. Georgetown Mopdays ad Fridays.
Oct ID
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INTER- EsTING TO THE PUBLIC.-Tbe subscriber, hav-
ing stand OF Andrew Coyie
and stock OF boots and shoes
Of
nuniberone auces nj mod
erate prices My stock compnses-
black gaters figured, tipped, and painve
Ladis. tipped and Md boots and
Ladies bronred Jenny Lind slippers and walking
shoes
Misses light black boots CATERS slippers
Misses black buskins and Jenny Lnds
Chdrcn black bonzed, blue, green, and light boots and
CATERS, all sorts
Centlemen'r CATERS, various styles-vey beautiful
lasting and cloth booiees, for comfort
calf bootees, OF all styles and prices
Boys, youths, and children's goods Of all kinds
douty recommended as best which can be procured
Ju la-eodIw TUOS. A SCOTT.
niSsOLUTIoN Copartership-Tbe lrn heretofore
Brother this day, by mutua
consent dissolved George win attend The settle
Robert w Dyer deceased 10 which Immediate attention
Is respectfully requested EDWARD =, DYER,
wA.HIsoros, September "a, 1850.
y- Copsrtnershtp Notice.-The formed
and 6m Of Dyer Mcclure, and
will commission business
Dyer Brother Of 10Th street aEd Pennsylvania
They most respectfully continuance Of the he
pledge
fully conhded 10 them.
Dyer prepared make ADVANCES all con
s EDWARD g. DYER,
J. o. MCGUIRE.
wAsmsoros, septemb~, ", lsaS.
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General Agency at washington, ID, {

General Agency at Washington, d. q.
DY A. NJ FARaUHAg, formerly Of Harrisburg Pennsyyana,
ID Meni
the with Great Britain, and the For
ida
For pensions, bounty land, or scrip.
Bounfy Loaawl attend the purchase and sale Of bounty
an order.
OceTbe applications for patents, procuring models,
w all various branches
claims against the department VIII be
contacors' quarterly accounts OF
ditto facilitated, kc. - 80,
New Orleans Delta, Nashville Union, Mobile Adverser Louis
Cincinnati
Sentinel Herald Detroit Free Press, VIII phs 20
the S. and send their bills this oee accompanied
wit paper. June oiu
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no of Lands In Tcrss.-A gentleman In Virginia.
surveyor mud lawyer, desires oremoye TO Teras
become the agent
lands that with view to bring them into
market
lie has family and small capital engaging in
satisfactory testimonials of capac
integrity responsibility and his general acquaintance such
considerable emigration TO Tens
would inclined avail himself
OF snch an arrangement placed correspondence
and suitable by addressing post paid
WIN. GOULDtN,
General agent and collector Richmond, virsinia.
Marl3-u
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-06-20
DIED.

this town, Saturday morning last, after painful
illness of than three weeks, DANIEL g. BAKER McAUs
Ian son of JOHN MCAUsLAN, Esq. aged three years.
When the old in his weakness gathered to the
grave seems but ordination of nature. and
wonder not that is But when behold the child
he sports amid the flowers which bloom along the margin of
the stream of fe stricken by disease and Graded in the
startled at the fearful mysteries of life and death
Even the of the world stops in his eager
ure of business and is forced for moment at least to
remember how fra and brittle the thread that holds him
to this world.
But these fearful dispensaons of Providence it not
for the dead but for the living, that must weep it heart
broken parents upon whom the blow falls with cruel and
crushing weight who bespeak sympathes and tears
But for the child short has been the period of sickness
of suffering allotted to him here he has borne for little
while image of the earthly that he might bear forever
the image the heavenly The angel of Death has taker
by the hand and has gently led him from the of suffer
ing sorrow his home in Heaven. * 1t is we'll with
the child. 1t is well."-CoM.
In Rowan county. the 10th instant Mr. JOHN BRADLEY
LORD. aged about IS years, formerly of Wilmington
At Mobile, Ala on the 9th inst, DAVID MoRR1s VAN
BokkELEN native of New York, and formerly residen
of Newhern N G. aged 81
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-06-20
Marine Intelligence.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
June 12-Steamer Chatham Evans, from Fayetteville to
T. G. Worth ; with mdze. for sundry persons.
14-Brig H. P. Gushing, Cocord, from New York. to W.
NJ Harriss; with 81 bbs -four and ballast.
15Steamer Brothers, Banks, from White Hall, to J. c.
Latta.
16-schr Geo NJ Robson, Plummer, from Baltimore to
]. e. D. McRae & Co with corn, -four and meal
cr Lamartne, Turner, from New York, to Miles Cos
tin W tn mdze. to sundry persons.
l7-Schr E. s. Powell, Powell, from New York, to Geo
Harrss: with mdze. to sundry persons.
Schr Sarah Marian, Cromwell, from New York. in ballast
Schr Memento, Smith. from New York. J. H. Flanner
Steamer Evergreen, Watson from Fayetteville to A. D
18-Brg Buena Vista, Myers from New York, to DeRos
set & Brown.
sehr Eliza Warren Chesy from Philadelphia in ballast
Brig David DufFell Podger from New York. to Geo. Har
riss; with mdze to sundry persons.
c. Latta with boats D. Lewis and Stevenson in tow with
spirits turpentine and rosin, to M. Costin.
CLEARED.
June 12-Schr. Phenix, Blemm for Boston, by Adams
Brother & Co.; with naval stores.
13-Schr Elouise, Robinson, for New York by NJ. Cos
tin with $50 bbs spirits tupentine, $50 bills rosn ant
% 900 feet lumber
Steamer Chatham, Evans, for Fayetteville, by T. C
Worth with mdze. for sundry persons
s, Kidder with 900 feet lumber.
Steamer Brothers. Banks for White Hail. by J. c. Latta
Steamer Union, Norris for Willis Creek, by J. c Latta
Schr Geo Harss Somers, for Philadelphia, by G. Har
rss with 1,79O bbs rosin, II bills soft turpentine:
Schr r. w Brown, ttulse, for New ork, by DeRosse
& Brown with 900 bbs rosn S58 bbls spirits turpentne
bales cotton bales sheetng 35 bales yarn, casks fur
bales wool, 1902 bushels pea nuts.
16-Steamer Gov Graham, Hurt. for Fayetteville by
G, Worth: with mdze. for sundry persons
Sehr Elizabeth, Rumy, for Norfolk, Va, by Ellis, Rus
sell & Co.; with 5000 #. lumber, 300 bbls rosn.
Steamer Brothers. Banks, from White Hail. by j. c. Lat
to. : --.
l7-schr Joseph H. Flanner, VanGder for Philadelphia
by Geo. Harrss.
15-Steamer Gov. Graham, Hurt, for Fayetteville, by t
c. Worth with mdze. for sundry persons
Bark Herschel, Means, Carthagena, Spain, by Adams
Brother & Co; with 1877 900 feet lumber.
Steamer Rowan, McRay with tow boat Odd Fellow IL
tow for Fayetteville, by E. j. Lutterloh.
Steamer Evergreen. Watson. for Fayetteville, by A
! Cazaux.
Br. Bark Amelia Haden, Matanzas, by Adams, Brothe
& Co.; $50 900 it, lumber.
I9-Brg Ellen Hayden Smith for Havannah, with shook
and heading, by J. Hathaway & Son.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-06-20

as-spEcfAI, NOTICE HANOVER DIVISION Sons OF
You are hereby requested TO meet
at tie Hall this friday Evening. at u O'CLOCK
Nomination of officers and other important BUSINESS re-
quie full and prompt attendance.
By order of the w. P j. MeLAoh IL. ..
Jlne 20th. 1851 4l-l1
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-06-20
A Family Meeting.

A most interesting and extraordinary meeting of
Jersey family recently took place in Riley town.
ship, Butler county, Ohio. The family was that of
Mr. Ezekiel DeCamp who with his wife emigrated
to that State some 40 years ago from Westfeld, in
this county. and from whom have sprung. and are
now living in happy and prosperous circumstances,
consisted originally of the father, mother and II
chldren-12 sons and daughters. Sixteen have
lived to be heads of amilies-one having died at
learned trades, viz carpenters, bricklayers,
millwright and l stone cutter Nine of them reside
in Cincinnati all of whom members of churches,
respected in all the relations of life.
From the father and mother, who are now living
at the ages and u years. have sprung besides the
II children, 10S grand children and grand children
in law number SO. There were present the oc-
casion referred parents q children H. grand chill
dren % related by marriage 30 in all, 100. They
all seated themselves at collation. provided tor
them, excellent in quality. and appropriately and
conveniently arranged in the form of hollow square
with table in the centre Around this table were the
father and mother, their brothers and sisters, and
husbands and wives who were present. while the
children with their families and descendants were
seated around the hollow square. After feasting
heartily the good things provided on the occasion
the q Family Cake divided among them. 1t
was six feet in circumference. and worked in some
beautiful devices the toptwo hands in the grip
of friendship with the word q Unitedr Immediately
below, being expressive of the occasion. After an
hour two spent together they separated, perhaps
not to meet again earth,-Nearark Advertiser.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-06-20

Foreign MariAets-per Steamer Humboldt
LIVERPOOL, June 3.-Cotton.-Sales the I'd of 1000
bales previous rates, which fully maintained Sales
the third of 900 bales Prices buoyant Beadstufs
American flour saleabe at late rates Corn met
with fair inquiry at 30s 30s Cd. for yellow, decline
of Cd for the week Wheat in fair request and previous
quotations fully maintained. Beans Cd per quarter
dearer Oats in fair request at advance of 3D.
Is pounds.
Consols firm and tending upwards American securi
ties steady
Hqrre, June 4-Cotton is in better demand, and the
downward tendency in prices has been arrested.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-06-20
$500 RESVAIsD!-A PRGCLAMATION.
By Excellcncy, David Reid, Governor EortI

SSUO RESVA1tD!-A PRUC LAMATIUN.
By Excellcncy, David Reid, Governor OF North
Carolina.
WHEREAS it has been made to appear to that Eli
w JAIN Arnold, who convicted at the Fall Term.
1850 of Columbus Superior Court of The murder of 81
DYSON has broken Jail and fed probably beyond the
limits of this State
Now. the end that the said Elijah Arnold may be brot
to Justice for said offence do hereby issue this. my T. ocH
nation. offering reward of Two Hundred Dollars Tor the
apprehension and delivery of the said ah Arnold to the
sheriff of Columbus county.
DESCRIPTION.
The said Elijah Arnold represented to be about 10
age about four feet six inches high light hair and looks
pale badly grown and will weigh about eightyvc nine
ty pounds.
,,o, Given under my hand and the great Seal Of the
h. estate of North Carolina mt the city of Raleigh, this
"7'.0'S""0'the 9th day OF June, 1851.
DAVID S. REID.
By the Governor:
THOMAS SETTLE, Jr. Private Secretary.
Ral Lime Ill. 1851 4i-3t
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NIARRIED,

II this town, on the 18th inst, by Rev. A T. REPIToN
MIR CHARLES GANEY to Miss ANN ELIZA GANEy.
Il Mobile, on the 10th inst, by the Rev MIR. MASSEY,
Nh JACKSON O. BELKNAp, to Mis- SARAH JOSEPHINE WEIR
formerly of Wilmington.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-06-20
NOTICE.


SEALED proposals for building Poor House in the
lands N c., until the 10Th of July poxmo be decided
by the Both of the month.
Said house be of wood As feet long by 80 feet vide two
stories high, Fl brick pillars IL by Sc inches brick
thick have brick cmncys, with fire places each;
places be inches in the clear Sis be 10 by
IL inches and of the very best heart Pitch Pine Sleepers
be by 10 inches of best heart Pitch Pine Posts. Plates
Jos Beams and Raftcr to be of good materials, and sta
BILE sizes.
Shingles to pc of good heart Cypress and all other exe
or tmhcrs to be of pure heart Pine Slcepes Studs Joist
boards be inch thick quartered dressed and well put
81 Floors to be Of II inch quaered 0nrds of good hear
Pine dressed, tongued and gooved and well nailed down
The first have II by 10 feet cach With fire
place in each aud passage IL by 81 feet with stairway
the second floor Partitions be of inch boards. dressed.
tougued and groove and we'll put up The second story
to be similar to the first, with stairway to garre floor
There is to be fourteen doors by feet ard folding
passa floor by feet each all have good
welt made baen shutters be well hung with good and
substantial hinges with rim locks the outside DOORS and
latches to the inside
There be 81 windows, % by 81 inches and do %
by a inches. to have good suitable sash, e Ivy l0 well
primed and glazed, and to have proper fasenngs &c.
All the materials not herein specified must lie Of good q1
y and put up plain substantial nOkmanitke manner,
and completed by the 18th March, 1852
1iIbLAN Sd HUMPHREY lc;
BRYAN S. KOONCE,
June 18th. 1851. 4l6t
NorE-There Is a tract Of woodland belonging 10 the
County which said house to be erected from which th
contractor get any suitable material which it Affords
its construction free of charge.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-06-20

New ORLEANS June 11th-Cotton-1000 bales from 5 tC
0c. Corn-3000 sacks including 5000 bushels prime yell
low at 5Oc xed 43c 44c white so to SIC per bushe
Whskey-Rectfed, Isle per gall Bacon-sides, SIC h.
shoulders 81 to &C., hams SIC. Flour Ohio, 50 So 50 60
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-06-20

NEw York, June 17.-Flour So 81 s. 50 red wheat
g. Genesee 81 IL 81 IS Sc TO cents oats A
46 cents rye cents molasses 81 81 CENTS Rio cof
fee 81 cents; Mess Pork, $14 A; Lard 9c; Rice s.
37t So Sc; Whskey, % 23c. Cotton quiet. NAVAL
SToREsSale of 600 bbls North County Rosin, No 3, al
81 30 $50 do fine, s. So s7a $50 bbls Spirits, s4A cts
IcnSI
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Commercial.

FAYETTEVILLE June 17-Peach Brandy, SO 55c.; Apple
do; 40 45c. Bacon, 10a lie Cotton Il Slc Corn,
95 81 Flour SIS 25 S. 75 Feathers, 80 &c. Lime,
81 Lard, IL III cts. Whskey, 40 a 45c. A Brown
Sheetings TIC Cotton Yarns, to TO- Is cents. Tur-
pentne-Vrgin dip, 81 49, yellow dip, 81 95; Spirits
Turpentne 25c.; No. Rosin, zoe.
Corn in slowly and is in demand. Flour equal to
the demand. Cottonno change. Bacon wanted at quo
tations Lard scarce
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-06-20

PHILADELPHIA, June 17.-Flour, 81 12b. Corn meal 81
10 Rye -four So 37a. Wheat "a 81 o. Rye, 72c Corn,
&c Oats, Ale. Rio Coffee, 9ac. Bacon, 81 lie.
Whskey, 21t 22ac per gallon, in bbs. and hhds.
The Cotton market very dull, and sales report.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-06-20
Gf.TTsE,

3r1ItI bo .ola A. tho in Wilmington on fa
w second Monday in September .next, the following
Town Lots and Tracts of Land win be sufficient to pay
tiS;nr
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-06-20

JENNY LIND RoBBED.-An outrageous swinde on
the Swedish Nightingale, was perletrated in Phil
adelphia, on Wednesday last The Bulletin says:
1t is known that Mile Lind for want of time to
have new tickets prepared for her first independent
concert, used set belonging to Mr.. Barnum. By 3
o'clock in the afternoon, sixteen hundred tickets had
been disposed of, sufficient number to fill the hall
completely, but not uncomfortably. The sale was
then stopped. 1t appears, however, that the same
set of tickets had been used at former concert in
New York, and speculator there had a large num-
Der left on his hands. Ascertaining that the same
kind of tickets were to be used here, telegraphic
message brought the old tickets to this city,
where they were sold at large prices of them
bringing five dollars. By this means it is believed
that about two hundred persons gained admission,
and the hall was thus crowded to excess. Ofcourse,
Mile Lind was thus swindled out of about six hun
dred dollars supposing the tickets sold at the par
price of three dollars while the perpetrators OF the
dsgraceful fraud pocketed perhaps eight hundred or
thousand dollars.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-06-20

ELDER KNAPP, a Western preacher somewhat eel
ebrated for his odd and eccentric manners, and the
brilliant vugarsms he perpetrates in the pulpit is
hard to beat in his peculiar style of rhetoric. For
instance says correspondent of an Illinois paper,
who could hear unmoved such expressions as these
"As hard as it is to plough up hell with a pine
single hitched to a bob-taed rat As hard to
do as it would be for fish to climb up house with
loaf of bread under one and barrel of crack
ers under the other Lord send down the Holy
Spirit on the people like ffty-sxes''--:' The man
sons of the best will be much superior to the best
dwellings in this world that the Presidents House
at Washin rton would not do for a smoke-house.p
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-06-20
The Ancestry of Jenny Lind.

It would appear from the following genealogical statement
that Jenny Lind of Scotch origin. II
Scotch paper and give for the edfcaton of
readers:
Three streamlets flow into the Garnock Dali
ry-the Caaf, the Bonn bO, and the Dusk Ascending
the course of the Caaf for little more than mile,
we arrive at cascade of singular beauty. An old
mill lends charm to the locality Clusters of trees
closely overarch the stream. The foundations of an
ancient baronial tower may yet be traced in this
neighborhood 1t is said to have been the residence
of the Lnnes of that ilk member Of that
extinct family is supposed to be the hero of " The
Heir of Lnne-one of the best specimens of our an
Gent ballad literature couched in quaint language,
presenting vivid picture of the manners and Gus
toms of past age managed in truly artistic style,
and conveying valuable moral in way at once
strikingly contrived and forcible: According to
jealous Jonathan Oldbuck of the West. the Swed-
ish Nightengale is descended from this family. The
fact that towards the middle of the seventeenth
tury the name of the Laird of Lime, ceases to APP
pear in public documents; that emigration from IT.
yine-then the chief port on the Clyde-to the con-
tinental countries, common occurrence at that
time among the Weather classes and that the Chris
tian of the fair Swede is purely Scottish, would
far to support the accuracy of the suppose
ton. Can anything natural be conceived than
the exed sons and daughters of Cola, preserving a.
mong their descendants the names which they them
selves bore, and which would remind them of the
hills and gens--of the manly men and modest maid
ens-of their native land Warm hearted gener
Gus, and enthusiastic, may not recognize q
daughter of old Scotia in Jenny Lind How singu
lar the coincidence that, on getting glimpse Of
Boutwell, Castle, she involuntary burst into songst
irresistbly were her feelings moved first behold
ing the old baronial tower! Laugh if you like al
our fancy-call it fantastic and foolish; but evel
shall we cherish the pleasing speculation
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-06-20

BALTIMORE, June 17.-FIour, 81 90 81 12s Rye -four
So 564. Corn meal, 81 Is So Wheat 81 81 co. Corn
5s soc. Oats 81 aSc Rye 81 Csc. Rio Coffee, 81
93c Bacon lie. Lard, 81 lie. Whiskey p 22ac
ner
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-06-20

The Crystal Palace is the most marvellous edihce
in the world The Alhambra and the Tuilleries
would not fill up the eastern and the western naves
and the National Gallery would stand very we'll be-
meath the transept St. PauIs Cathedral does not
cover half the ground. The Palace of Versailles,
the largest in the World. would extend but little
way beyond the transept. A dozen metropolitan
churches would stand under its roof of glass.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-06-20

NorE.-River Lumber, Tar, and Turpentne, always
inspection cooperage, &c. say Lumber SO 81 per
Ms Tar and Turpenne about 10 cents barrel *For dry
quality.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-06-20

CHARLESTON s. c., June 17th.-Coton-The transactions
yesterday reache 700 bales extremes ranging from
III
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-06-20

NEwBEEN, June H.-NAvAL SToREs-Yeow dip, 81 Is
81 l7a dip, 81 Is to 81 20. Bacon hams, 1Oa IL