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New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-01
DICH FURNTTTRE--JULIUS DES-

SOlR pccttul informs ms Customers and inc pub
nc generally that he has removed hs Cabinet Narerooms
to .i3 Broadway next door TO the Chinese Museum.
He has hand large and beautiful assortment of
Furniture OF the richest description. TO which he invites
attention He also prepared u furnish 10 order the yiri-
styles of choce Furniture use-such as Gothic,
Antique Lhzlbeihian. French and other designs and
whh he VIII waTrent II the very best materials w0T knan-
ship and finish Y2lmMWSEs
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-01
UHE MERCHANTS INSURANCE

THE MERCHANTS INSURANCE
4 COMPANY
OF THg CRY p hEr
OHrs corner oI Gf7rH,, ch AID j lityu
O-eaG Bank IgidAns
CASH CAPITAL s1l9. .,es
H.. rzale .raa.t f>is. or Dam e b. Frs
DIRECTORS
Azr-1 CI1rs Z ~ Va Anzen e.. Il Dictx
CrsApi Adm y = O.fUnfrI. NI h-sre,
LIN ,Edr. - X. Mat.n, ksDef iIJe.
N.t1ani-f ED ~ H0Jl0ek. Jy.e5h VI b,grg
David Maze - B.rhaH k,boIt r. Getty,
VafertuS E,rhr .rc A W04K r b@1d r. st0n,
4 u,rr.es : Bowman, N8rr.yq Iones
AAhDN GLAht Pfe~deof
sEOEsE SAFAsE, Secretary. az 5Ea
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-01
DROWN'S ESSENCE Of JAMAICA

Ii y = N
IDGlNGER This a remedy which Is at all times
beneficial hut this season. when Necons OF the S'o
ach and Bowels common. no individual Or tAnly
should be wiihout IL gives relief Chahc, and for pre-
monl,ory symptoms Of Cholera and pirrhea i safe and
innocent remedy and recognized and prescribed "a me
medical faculty
CNTIoN-rersons desiring article that can DE- relied
pou reuared soel, from pure Jamaica Ginger should De
rartiruar 10 ask tol Browns Essence Of JlnNcA Gn-
which = warranted 60 be What L represented tnd
j. prepared only by FREDERICK BROWN. and Tor saie
NJ his Drug and Chemical Store northeast corner vi FHR
and Chesuut-st Philadc phIa. - . .. o.,
Also frr sale IN New York at wholesale by CLAP
MAN u Ful'on-St RuShtou. Clarke Co, ilN br"t
vev No Asor House and 2'3 lrlns House John Mlhan.
IS3 Broadway. p c Wells X Co. 2G fishin ay
Coid neton 7l5 Broadway aud 33 Hudson sf Thomas \
Na,wel 81 Wiau-st an hy sil the respectable DRUG
ist> ard ApoihecaflCS n the tlted - lics. N5N I'm
DENE PLANT, an Invaluable remedy
for summer complaint r saie ai The seed store, 90
Broadway I Dl MAP. N3' lf'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-01
for SALE.-A new genteel

N/two .torv Cottage pleasantly located in Cottage
place (NInciy 81 J west o' and near the raIioai
m IeehboOsd hat is improving very last anu ihc ish
kiod cf improvements. Seven cghhs of the purchase
none, can renain mortgage for term c years Pos
session given Immediately. Inquire of Dr. T. Is IAN
NER, Cottage place, near the premises The cars s,p
nj Niusiy. second Il (NOrkyulc VJi 81
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-01
ENARM FOR SALE.-A very valuable

Farm Of GO acres, OF which Is wood land and with
IN miles of Paterson, New Jersey and ten minutes
walk "A the railroad upon which two story dwelling
house ane all necessary outbUIidiugs nearly new young
orchard o choice fruit &c SAID Fam under high stae
of cult alton and finely wacrei aud well adapted o. grh-
zg gardening purposes tOf further particulars IN
quIre Of BROWN 4 BROTHER. land agents 81 Anthony
81 neaI BroedwaE yZzN'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-01
ElOR SALE in EIIZABETHrOWN

y New Jeney. twO conyCLlen'ly arranged and pleas
anty snmslsd HOUSES suitable Tor the deuce oi sen
tel lsmfes The lotsa each 50 f. fron and rear and
yio deep ton,ng ON two streets with abundance uf
ifor, ornamental aud shade trees SC lmmcdato pos
session If desired A pl, 10 J : BALDWIN, u
Pine NJ, og ofA 4. NJ THOMPSON. kAnhethioWu
ly2S Sws
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-01
A VALUABLE FACTORY and wA-

~ TER PRIVILEGE to Lease-A iargS' CO a. -
s,d well uif Man uiacturne Ests'lishs.,s n ,1.T
on.ssc Greek rnre lately Aiolning me lla-e % y;
EiRCU OcanSe County. y ani ~iihiniSty lsi- % 4,
shore o( the Hudson River. owned ~
~ ~ and Thomas W Chrl-le Esss The Fac" pn -
:, hss Iueer heretofore used FolnfTy fhs e
Sor-as Pin Facory and the manufacture ~ ,yt"h
-b,x et M leneh ~ fOrty feet hye4fth. and arr
r,es h.. above the basement j. has ne'tf-i<iiS
Of wa,er sufficient ff any manuf 0tnrng Pnil-' sht
,ri.lecs To draw 4,er from Ornse lEse ia' Is ~.
;s1ih thu recss.ary waieT-wheeis aud shAiuh5 II -.
nov ~ The iuiid NJ spinn francs aaf macn.sy
.cy 800 fr usg and which can BE- yIrchas-i al -h1e
rate n~lce Connected wIih the Fac'0y are h,,l. -
teen acres Of Land large Dwelling house. ~ -.
Mgh thirty feet ty forty, WITH VIM AZ ,.;i
IN IN eleven rooms beside the cellar ana hShc-. ,s
ished ard IN good order. Also two o'he' ''hins M
,iTors and In good orter r5ntaniAz I'm
md ceiIsrs corrpSronsing Also. "riidnS nseo =
no There - a fne Apple Orch ID ana ne az
= ,s,,ises ~ = n al resoc.s fe~ifaH'e i,Fhtin
ar rng purposes. and - a 'eshrlcs ii T. :
he leased 10 a gOd tenant ior term oi y.S -
-, csfou ~ ie made ~ james tr,Fier - NE
rfoS,a..'y5 Syo,k nyrT eiw3 ruSF
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-01
LNOR SALE-A confdrtable RESI-

j UENCE aud FARM, situated noar Eu1nhcthiown.
or tie main road TO Klh easy of access tu New
Yorl either ly Steamboat Railway beng II mile from
the Dcro, Tho Farm consists oi " 81 w acres ihr ma
,o pa ~ Guilty aiion with fine doubi0 House and good
Outbndings sc good order, Uoge'her with the Stock
and some ltNmcs applied ioi s'ooJ N DC Soid ieash-
able and liberal terms To- approved purchaser fo'
particulars apply to T. s >CHlESlNGER. Esq. - Beav-
oI by letter personally the unders gned on the
prem 1fnot the 3ls the place would
be rented To good tenant Possession prompt Ellatth-
town, JULY Q. 1851 Iyl0 Imsl JoSEPli LEVI
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-01
L,OR SALE-A STORE, GROCERY,

ke and LOTofI ami. elsiby situated on the principal
village If Hunting Sufl Co. IL between
which place and the Guy of NewNork there daiiy
mun,caion hy railway and steamboat not sold pTevon
the lat of pteher wal be snd t public auction the
premises at ocioch y NJ OF tht dav For terms. and
particular desnp'on, inquire Of ID pLATF. Esq
Huntington.
iayaIf W 4 r A GAINES 10 Nsssan-st " Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-01
LNOR SALE-The FARM known as

u BADGERS FARM.-1hIs beautifully stuaicdtTact
Of land adjons the Boongh Of Bristol Bucks County Penn
s,lyana and has front of milo upon the River Dela-
ware, opposite the city of Purington New Jersey Inc
Farm about seven hunfrei of arabic land
and t. IT attached fishery which Is highly lucrative
There large and Two smaller dwelling houses anu
several barns upon from with the usual sheds and
out buildings There are few, any, Farms III Penns wa
ma superior tins variety aud excellence of soil IN oca-
ton aud IN other advantages Application fr terms may
he mndo 20 SAMC Ell BADGER, sen or SAMU II. BAD
GER JT Philadelphia, or to VILLA VI NliEAI-
LEY B2 Int, street, NcwN Nork, Or 10 EDMUND BAD-
GER on the pemiscs D23 lmMWSf
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-01
DIAPER WAREHOUSE.-GAUNT l.

i DFRRICKSON JOS Fulton and IS Ann-St oher for
sale large assortment Of writing, wrapping hanging
nnting and SIZED papers al Manufacturers prices Paper
Of any KIND made ia order al the shortest notice H.
Rag warehouse 80 S0utn-st- JelS
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-01
NORNS CORNS, CORNS and TOOTu

ri 'VN vi w ~ II '1'I'' -
i ACHE DROPS BURRS Celebrated Corn Save
and Tooth Ache Drpps well known, can hr pfncneH
the prnclpal D,u-s and ChcuiCai storcs namely
Milhau 5 Co, ieS Broadway Chlrics -
do. Thomas I Green, 80 do Goorg, Lee, isj do 4.
EicrS,,d So do. ! " B1,sail. Ga Do. y Coddns-
ton 7i5 DO Chiffon. 30 DO John b Dodd NJ 90, Pup
p Xopester 81 DO Mn.. u. Crnuhie, siS do h"cn We
IutFre eI2 do. T. II Guun. ~ ko~eH, corner Grand
Rob sand. lGg laery lmes trumhe, cor OF ifti.
a and BoWery NJ Hayes 10 uiton -, PRINCIPAL Aieh'
~ brooklyn. .
and b, the Prorrietar SO Gfald =. ~
Iikcwse n 10 Broadway. ,he Ceaird Depot Tor hh-
gri lAumcnt. ,,,-.-. .. 81.
pr. .prletor 90 Grand II y. l. post PAID ~ I'M
DR. RS FAMILY Prescription o.
rfce al isnep,rd.,t Is open daily. from 70 VI. o3P
and from to IN the evening ioi the reception oi In
y,ls 10th from the city and country leo patients pe
c,l.d f,r during the past week, aud getting ho.sci
Ciarees moca and TO suit the croun stances ~ every
nafient J. RABlNEAU. NJ ID, member ot New f.'A
Medical Soeicty. -
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-01

JOEs s. 1APYAs Yhe- President
fEEDiNASD STAGG, Secretary.
BPaYricular attention called - the fsff t1sI his
Con. .pans oontin1es to nsure BIia.as. Merchandise
Household Furniture Vesses N POt Sc a<.-ast ios. %
damage BY re snd divide the profits on ts Class Dsst-
nee the s1me = o. the Narss 2CefniaEs
Ryzs gmAwkF
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-01
NOR SALE CHEAP-A Summer HO-

u TEL and FARM attached now dong first rate
business. most beautifully located the Atlantic shore
about ~ micS from the ETY. comprising within itself every
means 0f enjoyment and pleasure desirable by
This estate equally desirable private residence
lew VIII be- sold and easily be made ele
residence For pan lcUlars inquire Of
In A Ia d,
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-01
EARM.-For SALE. A beautiful Farm

Of 100 acres. Cold Spring Queens County, Long
island 80 acres Wood " Of Orchard good fence aud
buildings three miles from Hlcksvlo station For par.
cu ars inquire Of WESrBROOk, 20 Chambers ~ y29 im
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-01

u acres Of choice land IN hgh state Of cultivation.
Tenytown. with inc rver view Also, smaller
Fatms in that vicinity and near Dearmaus Fine cult
waited aId we'll feuocd Farming Lands Long Island. at
$50 Also. large number Of Farms IN dlertu
locations varying IN quantity from four 10 two thousand
acres prces fom - a. sl,Qi0 por acre Also, Bliins
Lots IN New SoIk, Brooklyn. Wlamshurs, Staten tsliud
Dosrman P,ormont. and New Utrecht. aud large
sci oflpuses thus aty and surrounding places Apply to
WATKINS 4 HlNE,
iyss6t Real Estate Aeeats 63i Broal,va,
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-01
SOUTH BROOKLYN PROPERTY

focr dvsrsblc oFy BRICK HOv SES fv sale cheAa
Ss>en's rct cent Bond and Mortgage. Ap
fN TO MOOD. Real Es,sie Broker, ajS Hroaawsy.
cNs hcf etsa' NJ. aui ST.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-01
ENO LET.-Stores lO9 and Ill CanaI-st

separately or together. Possession gwen immediately,
The stores are fitted up dry goods fancy stores aAd
are very desirable IN location aud character AqpyO
A. p MAN. IS Wall St, or
jy26 If - 9Fourthsyenue IN the evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-01
GLAZIERS, SASHMA-

4 KEKs BJ II. .DERS, and others interested remember
that SAMUEL SCHOONNAkER, Chatham luare,
offers for sale the very best qualities OF French asd Aer
can GLASS M all from GN8 TO 3iKi6, at the very o"
est cash rces. Painters particular may besr IN m md
thai hy he ad o four extensive Steam Power Pant Mills
kept constantly m oper ulD enabled to sell pettof ar
tces Of PAINT, al love- prices than an other manna1
tufeT 10 the United States. PATS, Oils, fUl T.
FRI SHE'S aud ever article IN the line, IN any quantity
SAMUEL SCHOONNAKER, C Chatham square n Y.
p-purchasers ui1 have their goods delivered IN
cafe condition and free # charge e. ay part Of tho oiy
iy2 i'm Slyl2 ave
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-01
EDWARD ENGEL. Artist. respectfully
uAIR DYE. or ANY SHADE.-A

i .dv vill Esrwari O. anT one - re-iIe Of mot
vzIvste aUd InfAlbir HaT Dye. wiA directions Z Ne
~ rrr,iuc-. am >4ic th- or-r4'f may e4uir-, Irn
a Ixh; sntsTn T. a perfect blsr> = uuia iing IN e4r
= .. nf der, Tor The SAN is fee tr)T az nH'Gs Ia
,-ffs has U-iSrE medical tess, 4Al - cos VII -
excoe4. tvo shilling a gtsr =.
An, laiv or rentifm.n f'rsa-tn- 81 VII receive ne
.t.ssly f.turr II ma Sent al5 part oi the ufe-
states Adfre>s Mr.. L E YATES. k'c1eser. y \.
trsGlUeafD4tAs
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-01
OAKUM-T. & ]. ALDRIDGE'S

OHudson County OAKUM WORKS. Bergen New-Jef-
sey tl miles from New York; Orders by NAL pfomi
attended 10 Persons sending by mail VIII please say what
klnd they want Extra Superior % American navy fer-
sons wishing 10 visit the above works 81 having osae.s |
With ne rretors can do by taxing the stage from JeI'
sey CITY Ferry which leaves for Bergen every hall hour
fvii M
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-07-11
Marine Intelligence.
Porn on WILMlNGToN. NoRTH-cARoLlNA.

ARRIVED.
luy 3-Schr. Atlas, avis from Shallotte to Leighton,
Chadbonrn & Coz with naval stores
Sclfr Odd Fellow, Davis. from Shalloe, to Leighton,
Chadbourn & Co.; with spirits and rosin
Brig John Dawson, Bennett, from Havana with moasscs,
4-Stcamer Fawn, Scott from Whitehall, to NJ. Cosn
Steamer Rowan McRae from Fayetteville to Z. J. Iut-
schr. J. NJ Taylor, Lawrence from New York, NJ,
Schr, Palestine, Andrews from Baltimore, to j. D. Me-
Rae & Co; with corn and -four:
Schr: Mary Powell Briggs, from New York, c. liar
schr Mary Abagail, Cbarlotec from Beaufort, Leigh
Schr II. Russell, Bennett, from baltimore, TO Ellis,
Russell s Go with mdze for sundry persons
6-Schr Ira Brewster, Horton, fl New York, to Miles
Cosn with mdze. for sundrj persons.
Schr Ala,ic PlOsscr, from New York. to DeRosset &
Brown with mdze for sundry persons
Barqne Zidon Brooks, from New York, in ballast, to De-
Rosset Brown.
Brig Eliza Waite: Dennson from New York, in ballast,
7:-schr NJ 3. Mahony, Corson, from Phadelphia, TO
g. Harrss; with mdze for sundry persons.
Brig Osceoa, Newbold, from New York, X Dickin-
SOL & Co.
schr blackburn; Thomson, from the wreck New Inlc,
Sshr E a from Boston to Der Brown
Dutch Cabot Maria Adriana omvetrand, from Boston,
to DeRosset Brown.
Newbern, with slaves to J. r Blossom.
s-Steamer Rowan, McRae from Fayetteville, to E. j.
Steamer Brothers. Banks, from Elizabeth, Bladen co.,
DeRossett E. Brown.
Sehrs Mary, Lydia and Royal Purple from the brig Orr
| wrecked on New Inlet with K. r. Iron.
CLEARED.
July 4-Schr. Tennessee Black for East Dennis bv &
| D. McRae & Co. with lO4 NJ feet lumber.
5-Sehr Harrison Price Rice, for n York, by NJ Costn
with $50 bbs rosin 400 do spirits, y 0G0 feet lumber
Br Barque Bee. Crawford for Liverpool by & d. Nc
Rae Go with 200 bbls. spirits, 373 bbs turpcnne 22y
do tar, 1876 do white rosn, 444 do. No 2ros soy do
mon do.
7.-Schr Henry Deany, Dole, for Philadelphia, by Geo
arriss with 100 tons on l25 bbs Spirits % bales yarn
10000 It lumber.
Schr Odd Fellow, Davis for Beaufort, by Leighton Chad
boun s. Co.
Schr Mary Abigail for Shallottc, by LeigLteay Chad
bourn & Co; with mdze and passengers.
Steamer Gov. Graham Hurt for Fayetteville, by I. c.
Worth, with mdze. for Fayetteville aud the interior.
Steamer Rowan, McRae, for Fayetteville by +. J. Lut-
terloh.
Steamer Union, Rothwe, for T. Smiths Larding by ].
| G. Latta.
9-Schr Pearl, Dexter, for New River with mtxe, by
Martin Cronly
Brig Annawan. Amey for Fall River, with r. s34 Sect
river lumber Is 100 feet steam sawed do 10 bbls spias
| turpentine, by ]. hathaway & Son.
l0-Steamcr Gov Graham, Hurt, for Fay ettcve by T.
! G. Worth; with mdze.
Schr. Francis Ann, Smaw, for Washington n c., by J.
R. Blossom
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-07-11

Cotton-The sales for the week $40 bales. de-
cline of Id. 40 bales sold speculation; and
6,97t for export. Fair Orleans 6ad. per h.
Breadsufs.-Flour has declined cd. Baltimore 2ls TO 22s
Cd. In there but little doing. Yellow 29s Sd to
30s white 3l SIS. Corn meal lis to I5 Wheat lower
white IS ID; red and mixed is Sd to 6s Id Rye firm,
previous
Tobacco is unchanged and but little doing.
Beef moves slowly, but at very irregular rates In
pork there scarcely transactions to report Hams
dull. Shoulders wanted Tallow is i'll moderate
request, at previous rates. Lard has declined Is.
Sugar has advanced Cd, with good business Tea is firm
and unchanged Lnseed oil cakes dearer and in
request.
Trade in Manchester less active, but the market
in a sound condition.
Advices from India by telegraph via Marsees state that
there of Cotton brisk at reduced
rates.
English Home securities considerably improved Com
soils closet at ST. ex dividend There little change in A
merican Stocks. Maryland Sterling quoted ut 81 o. s
6s '62. los 1867 do SO, 1l2k lI3a Ohio 6.s 10 and
rs. los l06.
The Havre Cotton market was brisk at advance of a
francs. Sales of the week II 900 bales.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-07-11
DIED.

In this county the 14th u Mrs. MARY AsN. wife of
Mr. Ell WILLIAMS. She bad belonged TO the Mciho-
dist E. Church for upwards of twelve months and died in
tire full hope of blessed Immortality she has left aee
onate and kind husband and children together with
large circle of friends aud acquaintance 60 lament her
departure for the Spirit Lard.-COnr.
The community in which he lived has been called nron to-
mourn the loss of valuable citizen obigng ncghb
aeconate parent. and fond husband in the person Of
JOSEPH McowkN, Esq, who departed this life at his resi-
his age Mr. Mellow has left very worthy family to
feet upon and regret the great loss they have sustained.
and would be inconsoabe they strengthened by
that religion which teaches that God will he husband to
the widow, and father of the orphan 10 all those who pus
their trust in Him. Com.
In this town. the 9Th inst after illness of I2
days CHARLES s., infant of Charles and Caroline i.
Newman. aged months and 10 days
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-07-11

THE annual examination of the Pupils of Icpsail
Male and Female Academy, will take place Monday and
Tuesday, the 18th and 10Th inst The first day will be
cuped in examining the Glasses the cxbooks,
mencng at o'clock, A. NJ. The second by address, by
the Rev RUFUS T. HELM ofhe \. c. Conference, before
the Literary Society defamation and original speeches.
July II, 81 1920 JAMES II. BRENT, Principal.
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Foreign Markets, per Steamer Baltic.

LIVERPOOL, June 26.-CoTToN-Thc Cotton market is
exceedingly dull and prices have declined fully Id the
sailing of the Africa The sales the 18th 5000 bales,
porters took 1000 bales The quotations areFar Orleans
63; mddng, std
DEMONSTRATIONS has advanced Sd. per Dbl. Wheat
has also advanced I'd per bushel Indian Corn, white
32s 81 32s Cd; yellow, Dos Cd Bis per quarter.
GtocERIEs-Sugar is active at slight advance Coffee
dull Tea quiet Sales of 120 Carolina Rice is Cd
Provisions quiet Tallow unchanged Lard in fair de-
sfI'.R o. 81 5Ic
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-07-11
TO DRUGGISTS AND PHYSICIANS.

WE OFFER Fer SALE OUR STOCK AND-Y
w INTEREST in the Drug Businsss in this -
place. the senior partner having connected himself in
business in the city of New York.
We hesitate not msaying that this is the favorable
opportunity Of engaging in this business that be found
this the adjoining Staeshe stock is of the quai-
ty and the stand (Which be secured pur
chaser) is by far the best in Wilmington.
1t believed the terms be made satisfactory to the
purchaser Should not dispose of stock shall this
fall form connection with New York houe. which will
enable purchasers to buy better than heretofore
fercd in n. G..
In order to reduce stock, much which is in good
supply, will sell at trc Cost. Those wanting Vim
dow Glass Copperas EPSON Salts sc &c get bargains
for cash address A. &. .EyANS& BIO.
Wilmington July II, 1851. Him.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-07-11

D UNAWAI from the undersigned, about the Ist q
of April last, his negro GIRL named MARIA. N
She about p years old dark complicated, feet
or inches high large full eyes. She is well known SA
in Wilmington where she is supposed to be lurking @
he above reward will be paid for her delivery to the under
signed at Castle Haynes, the North last River, for
her confinement in New Hanover Jail, any other Jail in
the State, so that she caa be got
July H. lS5l-[l4Hl J. c. MCFARLAND.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-07-11

Elder Brigham Young pledges his honor that he
has only ttrenty-siT rirsst He IS the SAINT upon
whom fell the mantle of Joe Smith.
sa;nt with twenty-six wives; but with that number
Of we should suppose he could offer any guam
t;tv of pledges of the domestic sort.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-07-11

NoTE-River LUMBER Tar, and Turpentinc. always
Sold in the water, and subject to the expense of landing
inspection cooperage &c. Lumber so cents to 81 per
NJ Tar and Turpe about 10 cents per barrel *For dry
Virgin mixed Turpcnne deduction is made according
to quality.
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MARRIED.,

In this town. on the I'd ins by the Rev JAMES McDAs-
Mr. WM. LsRKIys, Of this town, to Miss BELINDA h
GUESS, of Upper Middetown, Conn.
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DIR. WI. s. LANGDGN,

DR.. WaI. LANGDCN,
OFFERS his services in the various branches MEDICINE
" SURGERY and OBSTETRICS, to the citizens of Whining
ton and vicinity.
Patients the country will be visited at timeday
night. except from to o'clock in the morning
Office SIA's Drug Store, Front Street Residence at
Mrs WADE's Market Street. [July IL IA
COFFEE and sugar.-20 bags Laguyra Coffee: 20 bbls-
u Sugar. For sale cheap. by NJ McINNIS-s
TOUR Days New York. per Scflr Clias Mills.
l. 40 half barrels extra Family Flour;
3 whee and 5 half bbls. extra Fulton Market Beef;
5 barrels Leaf Lard; 200 lbs. best Dried Beef;
5 kegs extra Goshen Butter;
hid. Porto Rico Sugar; Dbl. Loaf Sugar;
5bags Laguira and bags best st. Domingo Coffee;
10 boxes Soda Crackers, fresh.
Low prices, at GEO. FL. kELLEG'S.
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DOMESTIC GOODS
- bales Sbeetings; do Drings; do. Shirtings 10
do Spun Cotton. For sale by O & e. HOLMES
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Commercial.

FAYErrEvlLLE, July s-peach Brandy so soc; Apple
80 95 Flour 81 IS $ So Feathers, 50 Sc Lime,
81. Lard, u ID cts Whiskey, 40 a 45c. A Brown
Sheetings cents Cotton Yarns, to 10, IS cents Tur
pentine-Eirgin Dip 81 40; yellow dip 81 10 Hard 81
Spirits Turpcntine 25h a 23c.
CottonSaes during the week at BIC for manufacturing
BaconSaes have been made during the week Il
Con-Not quite stiff last week. Domestic Spirits
The market well supplied with both Brandy and Whskey
Prices continue steady Coee.-Prices have been
tanned. We reduce quotations to l0a H. Flour
Market unsettled will keep up for time: Lard
Very III market MoassesThe market well supplied
Sugars.-Market well supplied Salt.-supply good-Do-
nestle Goods-44 Sheetings reduce quotation to
ccnts.-ObScrUer.
NEwBEHN, July 7.-Turpentine 81 80. Corn Coo. Meal
Soc. Bacon hams lie.
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CHARLES; on July 9-There active demand for
Cotton yesterday which freely by sellers Upwards
Of 1900 bales changed hands at from 81 to &c.
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NOTICE.

Pl persons indebted to the Estate of Starkey Williams
n Decd requested to forward and immed
ate payment their Notes will be placed in the hands
:! officer for collection.
BLANEY WILLIAMS, aJ,
JACOB SMITH, %1"m ~
July 4h, 1851 Il-3t
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DAYU Up: Pay Up!!-Al persons indebted to U.S. either
l. by Note Account will please forward and pay
will be compelled 80 put them in train for colec
tion money must have!
PERRIN & HARTSEIEID
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Tuition Market Heef.-Just received per sch Charles
Il Mills, ) bbs superior picked Beef For sale by
PERRIN & HARTSFIELD
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DLACK Fish Iincs.-Just received. large lot ready
- rugged. Also fine Poles Lines and Hooks. table
the Sound. J. NJ. ROBINSON.
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New York, July s.-Four s. 25 81 Sc. Red wheat
81 90; Genesee ST ~. Corn 81 60 Oats 46
cents Rye 70 y cents. n. o. molasses 81 a 81
Rio coffee 81 q cents Mess Pork; $l4 50 sl4 IS
Lard 9ac. Rice 81 3l6c Whiskey. % PIE.
Cotton is dull Sales of $50 bales at previous rates