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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-11-25
Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF WILMINGToN. NoRTn-CARoLlN
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
20-Sehr Dolphin Lord, from New York, to J. H. Flan-
ner; with mdze
Schr Mary Anna Gibbs, from Boston, to Parsley McRao
Co.
u S. Mail Steamer Gov. Dudley, Bates from Charles
2l-U s. Mail Steamer Gladiator Sterett, Charles
ton.
2l-schr. A J. DeRosset, Brewster from New York, to
DeRosset & Brown; with mdze.
Steamer Fanny Luteroh, Ste dman from Fayetteville to
E. ]. Lutterloh.
Brig Mary Lowell Peterson, from Boston, to Rankin &
Martin
Nov. 22-U. S NJ. steamer Wilmington, Burns, from
Charleston.
22-Steamer Henrietta, Allen, from White Hail. Wes-
sci & Eilers
2-Steamer Douglass Banks from Fayetteville to John
Banks.
CLEARED
2-Brg j. A. Lancaster, Clifford for Tobago by George
Harrss: with 80 600 feet lumber.
u. ). Mail Steamer Wilmington, Burns for Charleston
2l-U. S. M Steamer Gov Dudley, Bates, for Charles
2l-Sesmer soutbcrnsr, Creole, for Fayetteville by VIM.
Steamer Douglass Banks for Fayetteville by Banks
Nov 22-U. 5. Mail Steamer Wilmington, Burns, for
Charleston.
Schr Village Gem Case for Boston, by JOS H. Flanner
with 28 bbls spirits turpentne $40 do roSn 400 do pitch
40 do. q and varnish. and 60 do rosin oil.
Steamer Fanny Lutteroh Sedman, for Fayetteville, by
E. ]. Lutterch.
Steamer Gov. Graham, Evans for Fayetteville, by T. G.
Worth.
Brig Rufus Soue, Chapman for New Orleans, by Geo.
Harss; with LIS bbls tar 100 do pitch 270 do rOsn
23-Brig Mary McRae, Bramhall, for Demarara by j. &
D. McRae Co.. with Is bbls tar 25 do. PITCH and 14O,
600 feet lumber.
Barque Saranac, Bgey, for Havana by J. Hathaway &
Son with IS bbs tar 100000 feet lumber.
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R9- VIII you Read the Truth IA medicine must have
merit and great merit stand the test of public opinion
No art of galyanse worthless article keep
it up good medicine, if it be not really
good medicine will lve become popular and extend its
sales year after year, in spite of opposition The people
readily find out its virtues and the fame of them from
mouth to mouth with rapidy than newspapers
spread it, LIVING WITNESS testfying to the med
icne has made for him. of far service than
paper advertising.
In proof of what above refer you to HAaPToNs
VEGETABLE TNCTURE and its effects. Its praise is in the
mouths of mutudes. The best in country give
their testimony to its wonderful Among them
Hon. H Clay, Hon. Richard NJ johnson, Vice Pres
dent of the United States, with hundreds of others Cap
tain Thomas Canotbrothcr to the celebrated
Emperor of Fraucewas cured by of disease
years standing, after the skill of all the Doctors of E-
rope and merica had failed to cure.
In fact the rich and the young and old, in every
place. in the city and country find that the
q ends its
Cholera Morbus, DlnrrhGn, Dysentery, and all dis
of the Stomach and Bowels cured by HAMProN
VEGETABLE T1NcTURE As and preventive, it has
been wonderfully successful 1t will be found. inquiry
that those who have exemption from those diseases
incident to the Summer.
Delicate females and children will find this great bless
ing. It has restored thousands to health.
HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE T1NCTURE.-Call and
get pamphlets gratis with history of discovery of this
derfu Blood Purifier, and certificates of c
of Rheumatism Dyspepsia Scrofua Liver Complaint
General Weakness, Nervousness, &c., SC.
See advertisement on fourth page.
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puRxnE,s cErnu-ArEo


The Cheapest, Hqtthcst, Efost Useful and EroHeiens
Artice for toistng Bread, Biscuit, Frled, Grldde,
and Jimmy Cakes, Pasiry, PuddlngS
Street Cakes, Corn Bread. &c,
scith either pteat, rye Idi-
bwckwhedt -four;
inpcntca.
OPINIONS OF TIE PRESS.
THOSE who have tried it. have found that the ADVERTISE
does its praises highly Tallahassee
FIJrtditn and Journal Feb. 18Th 1853.
Hou<ekeepers who have tested the quality of this powder
pronounce unanimously in It's favor Locport Daiy COu
surpasses every thing in the shape Of rising
yet used in the baking of Rahc0y ids0cate
Register, Arrh Is, 1853
cry that when its virtues become properly known house.
keeper that studies comfort and economy will willingly dc
without it.-Netc Y0rk Pick. May 81, 1858
No need hesitate to Durkee's anportaBt article
to hou<ekeepers Repu6fcan Banner and Ndshre Whid,
Feb. II. 1853
Would you have light bread bread bread that YOU
eat with good reish do not forget TO Due
Baking Powder, and you viii fail have good broad,
cakes, &e.-Iroy Datty Times May "a, 1852.
We have tried this article and recommend it with
feet confidence -Qne6ec Gazette, July, 1852.
Durkees Baking Powder have tried at our house and
better half asonshed at the result.New YorE
Daily Times, Ort B. 1888
All good housewives will rejoice in and gorv The If
Durkee after they have given his Baking Powder fair trial
Nehp Yofh; Sun, SIP 30, 1852
Durkees Baking Powder undoubtedly the bet article for
this purpose that has yet been discovered
Ncc York DntcLhmn, Ieh :: lSS3
asrTBE ARTICLE Is WARRANTED TO GIVE
Orders accom- and hriik TIC Cash riH bf RI >p gd
T.. = I'll SIS.
sole Proprietor n,.a : ael,sr l,r. a:e.. st \ Y
: b. 81 ]. A. EVA +.c.e - rfta Agents
Wilmington. !re 80 @'-iIE-5O-3m
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S538,4S9 II

The WONDERS OF BABYDoM.-A correspondent,
writing to the Auburn Advertiser, tells oftwo remark
able babies, one eight months old that sing more
than twenty tunes" Nobody will doubt the truth
years DID, and never made the least sound not ven
whisper" 1t can make upa proper face to cry by,
but can't the noise. He also speaks of anoth-
er in Niagara county that Amt baby. Though it is
twelve years of age, the child new had tooth or
the sign of ene.'
Mr.. Powers has received an order from Boston for
bronze statue of the great statesman to be placed
in front of the Massachusetts State House. His bust
of Mr. Webster, made years ago, is confessedly
the best existing portrait of the original.
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LAW AND Love; OR MoNEV VS.. MATR1MoNY.-
Elizabeth Eberts is pretty, young German widow,
Who works at the tailoring business, and has snug
nile of money to set off the beauty of her shrewd,
GOOD looking countenance. Lewis Datts, batche.
or friend from the g fader-land, has had his eye
IN the "yiddern and she in turn has had q tender
regard for him. Some months since there was
mutual promise of marriage between them and
portion of the money OF the woman was lent to the
firm of which Lewis was partner All the ume
abe had sharp look out for the affairs of the firm,
and about q month ago, under suspicion that af.
fairs were not prospecting with her intended, she got
the better of her attachment for Lewis, and al the
same time procured attachment upon his proper
~. Other creditors made strike, and the firm was
found unable to pay more than twenty cents upon
each dollar of the debts. Lewis is saved by about
$3.50 which be put into the hands of the lady to
keep for him, while affairs being settled, sup
posing that it would all be made right by their
rage. No sooner had she got the money into her
nossession than she determined to appropriate it TO-
wards the payment of the debt due her, and at the
same time began to talk of postpOning the ceremo-
nv, and finally declined the honor of giving him
her hand He took friend and called to see her,
but was told that he not smart enough to be
her husband. He then demanded the money. but
she in no hurry to pay over. postponing that
she had formerly done the nuptial ceremony This
fingered him, and he told her that she must either
bay him the money marry him, or suffer the con-
sequences. She chose the latter alternative, and
Yesterday was taken before the Police Court to an
Ewer to a charge of larceny. Lewis and several
friends testified to the facts in the case and she
held in $500 for trial at the Municipal Court. She
appeared mOdesty upon the stand, and seemed to
but little for the charge against her. probably
she knows that she can at any time stop the pro-
reedings by accepting the hand of her accuser,
when all other means of escaping from the accu-
sation fail-Boston Herald.
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Poor THAT A MAN is DEAD-A subscriber TO one
OF the Eastern papers. few years ago, being sadly
arrears for the promised the editor that if his
life was spared TO certain day, he would without
fail discharge the bill. The day passed and the bill
was not paid. The natural conclusion therefore was,
that the man was dead-absoIutey defunct. Proceed
ing on this conclusion the editor in his next paper,
placed the of the deliquent under his obituary
head, with the attending circumstances of time and
place Pretty after this announcement the sub
ject OF it appeared to the edor-not with the pale
and CHASTITY counenance usually ascrbed TO appari-
tons. but face red scarlet Neither did it, like
other appaons wait 10 be spoken to but broke silence
What sir, did you mean by publishing my death %
g Why sir, the same that mean when publish the
death of any other person-viz: TO let the world
know that you dead" "We, but am not
dead" " Not dead then il is your fault, for
you told me you would positively pay your bill by
such day If you lived till that time The day is
passed. the bill is not paid, and yo1 positively must
be dead-for will not believe you would forfeit your
word-O no." 4" | see you have got around me, MIR.
Editor-but say no more about there's the money
And harkee, you wag, jes, contradict my death next
week, will you" certainly. sir, just TO please you
though upon my word can't help thinking you
dead at the time specified, and that you merely came
back 10 pay this bill account of your friendship for
m
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HolIovvay's Ointment and PHI have cured Des
perate Wound In the Leg.

Lenste residing Csrrck injured
about with plough which caused
wound which spread the leg alarming
that he could his foot the ground and in
despite of ali his efforts and the various remedies he used
would heal In this bad state he applied of Hol
Ointment it, and regularly took the Pills. this treat
mept the wound than in little than
month his leg perfectly cured
Sold Professor Holloway 244 Strand
near Temple London and all respectable Druggists and
Medicines throughout the British and
Of the United Boxes 37ac &c. 81 So each Whole
sale by the principal Drug Of the Union Messs
& b. sands New York; & j. A. Evans, Wilmington,
N. e.
There is saving taking the largest
Directions guidance Of patients every disorder
affixed to each Box.
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MARRIED.

In Clinton, Sampson County the 18th by Rev.
Mr. jones' Dr. L. J. RosE to Miss PoRTIA A. daughter OF
DIR. VIM. MeKoy of Clinton.
At Morrisvie Pa ed of September, by the Rev.
MIR. Hail. Mr. Henry BURKHMER,. of Wilmington, N. G.,
to Miss MARY A. CRozAR daughter of the late Saml Gro
of PENIS Manor, Pa.
In Duplin county, the 18th inst, by Isaac B. Kelly
Esq, Mr.. SOLOMON HALL, to Miss MARY Co. daughter Of
VIM. B. Southerland, Esq.
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CLINTON FEMALE INSTITUTE.

CLINTON FEMALE INSTITUTE.
THE Board of Trustees will receive applications from per-
sons DESTROYS taking charge Of the Stewards depart
ment until the 4th day Of December next which day
selection Win be made None need apply unless veil recon-
neaded. II. a. BLsIELL, sec
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NOTICE.
THE Subscribers have this day entered into Partnership,
l. under the Firm Of HALLETT, GARRISON & CO.,
for the purpose of transactng the business of GENERAL
MERCHANTS AND TUkPENTINE DISTILLERS
BENJAMIN HALLETT,
JAMES GARRISON,
ROBERT HENNING,
Z. II. WILLIAMS
IIaletsvle, Long Creek Nov. 2lst, 1853 672w l2-2t
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OUR M TO IS "To PLUAsE,''
Ne,> Wilmington Saddle Harness, l%r1 y

H4&$3k kS5TFTTf
NNsTRUNK MANUFACTORY.4 1919 :
THE subscriber respectfully informs the public that lie
keeps constantly hand large assortment of COncL
Gig and s"i<y Harness; L"t'y.s and Gentlemen' =
Saddles, Brides. Whips &C.; Trunks, Valiscs, SADDLE
and Carpet Bags Satchels fancy Trunks &c. Always
hand large supply of stri"g Leather and Fly Nets, md
all other articles usually found in such establishments,
of which he be of the best material and wor
mashp, and will be sold low for cash, short credit
prompt customers.
Saddles, Harness. Trunks, Medical Bags &C., made to
order. Harness and Coach Trimmings sold fair price
persons buying manufacture. Whips at Wholesale.
All kinds Of Riding Vehicles bought and sold eomm
sion. John J. CONOLEY.
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Luscious KISSING DEscR1BED.-Almo.t any wri.
ter, says the Yankee Blade. describe emotions of
JOY anger. fear doubt or hope: but there are very
few who can give anything like adequate descrip-
ton OF The exquisite heavenly and thrilling JOY of ex-
qusite kissing. We copy below three of the best al
tempts that we have ever seen. The first is by a
young lady during her first year OF courtship:
"Let thy arm entwine
Around me like of love,
And thy fond lip soft,
To mine be passonatey pressed,
AS it has been off,
The next is by lady after her engagement. II will
readily be that her powers of description are far
in advance Of the ones above quoted:
q" Sweetest love,
Place thy dear arm beneath my dropping head,
And let me lowly nestle thy heart
Then turn those soul lit orbs me and press
My parting lips to taste the ecstacy
Impaired by each long and lingering kiss
But the best thing have is the following
by Alexander Smith We think, however, when man
INDUCES so freely in oscuatory nectar imagine
he is "a walking thrones, he should be choked off
Hear him:
my soul leaped up beneath thy tmid kiss,
What then to me groans,
Or pain or death Earth a round Of bliss,
| seemed % walk thrones
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DIED.

In Colorado county Texas on the 22d Aug. last, VIM
JONES WRIGHT Jr, aged % years. Also. in county,
ON I'd Oct, SALLIE Ann WRIGHT wife of William Jones
Wright. Sen, formerly of New Hanover county, n. G.
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REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET.
FOR THE WEEK ENDING NOVEMBER 2SRD, 1858.

TURPENTNE-Ths article has ruled rather unsteady du-
ring the week ended to-day and the price at the close
erday decline last weeks Of l0@l5 cents
virgin and yellow dip, % $50 lbs The receipts of the week
foot up 8 854 bbls., and sales follows
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,o ~ our last review we no.e
sT~yFs oalNop SyP5ess at g 5o@ss y NJ in qua
dlMnERIs In moderate demand and the sa,os of !, =
tatons So .h ~ RATS at prices ranging within a.,
FaE1Iars.-Rates to New York on fosn and sn;r.. -
peatne nave gone up shade vessels scarce and
coastwise. ~ ss rates a Z
"a ALTIMO ORE, Nov. give note mors t,r,0no.. :.
Flour market Sales 400 bills Howard street brands N y,
Me- Meal = sg SLY G5sy Ms q. % T. Rye Flour and Co.
81 aSt d for good to prime white Con-Sales of veil -
s sgs and White Dc e7o@72c Rye 4.sssc Oats
sic So d. SIS g. Ssss Bee. Ns SIS
sa iesa az s6s and sides e. and hams e
and note sales if bbis. at IS cents ~ -''
NEW 9oRks Nov y .Flour-sales at & 1886 81
sa s. AND %ses, 9 an s for q ah il sale; a
soS se white and 81 rod Corn esc for mix
S Mess Beet TT ysss s Mas Isr p0 ad u ga
loS for middling Orleans l0l for mddng Mobile and
tor for %sadling uplands Rio Coffee loh@li cents Whist
PHILADELPHIA, Nov 21.-F1oor frmer-sales Of 81,
brands at $685. 81 Rye Flour and Corn Meal uncha
e9 ca neat hrmer.Saes Of red at 5l@sl ST. and 6
Rye 92c. o0'A 'OSS''S' oa's 40e'+*
NEW-BERNE, Nov 1s-Reeswax 2e@27c. Bacon h,
Meal O0ssoc: Peas, s5c oas SO 'S see. t post to-
s1c Flax ssS Sc d. s Tn Timber y ton sss NJ
Dip s425@T Yellow do 81 5000: crape. sa Sos s2'
Tar, 81 75@l 80; Common kOsin, $l@1 lO Beef Catl,
4c.
NEW YORK. Nov. 1919 days prev. l--NAvAI sroRr
-TurpeEtine quiet, the enquiry being moderate and
stock light Common Resin has been in good demand M
prices are steady Tar is in fair request, for lots
wanted full prices obtained Spirits Turpentine
clined l@2c. y gall and closed without animation thou.
sales of HOO bbs Spirits Turrentne at 65G66c cash a.
lower rate not in best order 67@6Sc. 80 60 aud 80 av
and 6796S, cash. for retail lots 900 Wilmington &c. T.
pentne, 81 rs 1856 White Rosn, 81 5O@$4 q $50 Ii
SiOO Wilmington Common part strained. 81 sO9sl s.,
| @$4; and City Pith, 81 IS, which is 25c lower.
Rice--Ihe market has been rather inactive during 4
week, without variation however,, regards pfiees 7
entire sales of the week 500 tcs at 81 2,
| 81 434, cash.
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8 Il
INDIAN SuMMER. We do not know the authbr
the following pleasing poem, which we find in
recent number of the Musical Review. A sweet,
fancy OF the " Indian SUMMER we have never seel
There is tirae, just ere the frost
Perhaps to pave old Winters way
hen Autumn. in reverie lost,
he mellow day time dreams away:
When Summer comes in musing mind
10 gaze once more on hill and DELI
10 mark how many shelves they bind,
And see if all are ripened we'll
With balmy breath she whispers low,
he dying flowers look up and give
Their sweetest incense they 20.
For her who made their beauties live
She enters meath the woodland shade,
Her Eephyrs lift the lingering leaf,
And bear it gently where are laid
The loved and lost ones ofits grief.
AT last, old Autumn, rising, takes
Again his sceptre and his throne,
With boisterous hands the trees he shakes,
Intent on gathering all his own.
Sweet Summer, signing, flies the plain,
And waiting Winter, gaunt and grim,
Sees miser Autumn hoard his grain,
And smiles to think it's all for him.
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BEAUTIFUL.

WhNDEkFTE. fET Att. - 8slUTTFUL,
IF you will go 10 WIT, i.US A'.ERY. over
MessrS Policy s Hast ft.re, the whole
matter will beexviaisei by he Lent a2 accommoda-
ting OPERATOR, Mr. Harrison. who experience IN the
beautiful art Of DaguereoyEng e"'be him to rank
among the first ariiss in this procession. " Hh all his hon.
aaby and kindness. If you give him an opportunity
he will steal nature its most lovely smiles o Wond
advise all who aat perfect and fading likeness to
90 Immediately aud get to enquire Tor The and
STERRE9SCOPIC DAGUEkREoTYPES: they are new
and beautiful beyond conception having almost the n
bility of life You win be impressed at once with the fact
that nature copy that which nature made oons
from clock to Hours for children from 10 to
O'Clock No choice Of days for adults
{ wilssngtor, July 21st, 1858 s7i<ss
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NoTE-River Lumber Tar. and Turpentne sofd in She
subject to the of landing inspections coop
erage &c- on Lumber 80 eentsto 81 . VI: Tar and
Turpentine about 10 Is cents bb-and naval
when brought per railroad about the exre in
curred-*For dry Virgin mixed Turpentine dednc-
ton is made according to quality.
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AND RETATL.-BOOTS u SHOT
WE respectfully solicit examination of our 80.
w stock, which for quality and variety. will be <
found equal it not superior tie any in the State, e.
Slips, manufactured expressy~fo ourselves Misses
Children Shoes of every description Gents Fine Boots
one pair thousand Calf Linirg and Binding, SIX i
G.. Il c. BRADLEY & co,
Oct 18th 1853, 48-Im-9-2w
HEAD QUARTERS soth REG'T. N. C. NJ
WILMINGTON, Nov. 10th, 1855
To the Captains Of Companies composing the Both Reg
YOU hereby ordered to hold an election at your r.
spective Prescnets ON Saturday, the 10th Of lceem
next for Colonel of This Regiment, to supply the
ward returns of sad election within 10 days theres
ter BY order of the Brig Gent
1t Col. Comddg. seth Reg't. N. c. M
HENRY ?. RUSSELL, Adj't. 58te
CO-PARTNERsHIP N0TIcT.
THE Subscribers have this day formed Cdratners'
Agency AND t gGs $ SSE'BB UssSr
& ff9EG 5 s ''1 aiIEEafiF
Wilmington, Nov. 4tb, 1873 (Com. copy 53tf-l0tf
lust RECEIvED.-Is boxes Rueban superior fam
y Soap Is bh's assorted, Granlaed Powdered and Cru
superior brand; Tobacco; bbs TrgsarG ider and VII
"s YO " D. 'iRs a aeS SS sac 6dh %ne St
e9d t 5iSs5l .9S RiGS5%o asi%is
Fall Trade. TOILET SOAPS and LUBIN TOW DER;
80. 900 HAVANA CIGARS. A fresh and large supply
DRUGS. MEDICINES, and CHEMICALS. 100 ozs -
French and English QU1NINE. large supply of WIFI
LEAD just received. For sale by
Sept. Is, '53 -ll-tf-3-1 c. & D. DUPRE,
So Herald and Commercial copy.
GROCERIES! GROCERIES! At Whoesate and r.
VI tail We are daily receiving and opening large
sortment of GRO ER1ES, which offer to sell at
able prices and article sold is warranted to be good
We have now in store-10O Bbs, Fayetteville ard Carr
Flour 20 do Fancy brands do 35 half bbls. Fayetev
and Canal do hhds Porto Rico Sugar bbls Crushc
Powdered and Brown Sugar 10 half bbls do do do; hkt
Cuba Moasses; 60 boxes Cogate's No Soap 80 do Pes
Starch 100 do Sperm. Adamantine and Talow Candle,
10 kegs extra Goshen Butter 20 boxes assorted Candy
bhls Eating Potatoes rs do Cooking and Eating Appc
10 do Beets and Turneps; so do Crackers and Bread 10
Fulton Market Beef half bbs do 10 bbls Pork Is de-
Mackerel and Muets 80 kits do 200 whole, half and
boxes Sardnes: 80 chests Black and Green Tea box,
Saleratus 10 do Ground Pepper 25 DO Tobacco l000C
choice Segars 100 doz Scotch Ale and London Porter
do Cordial IN do Champagne eases Preserved Gpgef
do Citron 100 lbs 300 do. almonds 200 d.
English Walnuts 200 do Pecan Nuts so do Filbers
packages Rasns 25 boxes English French and America
Mustard; 10 bbs. Cider and Wine Vinegar 10 doz Swc
Oils 10 do extra do; Brooms Tubs Ladies'. Bckes Brush
I es, and all other articles in the GROCERY LINE.
Feeling confident that all will be satisfied who favor
with trial, most respectfully solicit share of publ
patronage.
All orders from the country will be promptly filed
forwarded. TAYLOR Il PETTEWAY.
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sa5 re WARD FOR IRELAND

PANAWAY from the subscribers Monday the so
n 2lst inst, their negro man, "IRELAND," "a
about five feet eight inches high-very stout built q
very ack-with large mouth and eyesstoops in his ~
walk and moves quick about rs old He is proba-
bly, lurking somewhere in the neighborhood of his
former masters Mr. Anders in this county The above
ward will be paid his delivery the subscribers his
lodgment in the Jail of this county -ss-.
ANDERSON Il YOUNG
Wilmington, N. c., Nov 23d, 1858. l2-tf
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k,isElGElTS:
TO NEW YORK.
Turpentine Rosn, and Tar, per barre1,..$ d IS S.
Spirits Turpentine, do. rs 80
Rice, per 100 pounds, gross. . 90 a 22a
Cotton, per bale, 49,. Il 70 a 5O
Cotton goods and yarns, per foot, +
FlaXSeed, caSk, w ~
Ground Peas, per bushel, ...6 a o
Lumber, per M. 5 90 90
TO PHILADELPHIA.
Turpentine, Rosin and Tar, per barrel, 40 As
Shirts Turpentine -. 100 IS
Ground Peas per bushel ............... a 8
Lumber, per M, as to size....::. % SO 90
Cotton goods an yarns per cubic foot,... 80 0
Rice per 100 lbs. ...,,....,......,.,,, ..... 22i
TO BOSTON.
Turpentne, Rosin and Tar, per barrel, So 60
Spirits Turpntine, 90 80
Lumber pcr M .......... 10 so a II 90
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-11-25

gabriel. HOLMES,
INSPECTOR OF NAVAL STORES AND PROTIS-
i IONS WILMINGTON, N. G.
All business entrusted to him will be thankfully received
and promptly attended to.
as- Office at the Cape Fear Bar, North Water Street
Nov. 25th, 1853 12-tf