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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-02-25
Mexican Affairs Again.

The ink was scarcely dry, after our lae article on
Mexico, when intelligence arrived that the new Pre-
sdent had quarreed with Congress, had called in the
aid of the military, and had turned the deputies into
the streets The prospect of a peaceful and consu-
tional remedy, which the retirement of Arista held
fresh, vans thus forever The news further informs
US that CebalIos the present executive, has directed
that hostilities against Uraga shall This would
seem to imply that an understanding exists between
the civic and military leader; that the elevation OF
Ceballos was the result of intrigue; and tha, per-
haps both Arlsa and the Congress have been duped
by the two corspraors. But be this it may, the
momenary glimpse of better things, which the re-
signation of Arisa exhibited, has passed away, and
we fear forever, Indeed, everything tends 10 show
that tie Mexican ommonweah is fast going to pie
ces The ship is already on the rocks, and quivers
with every new surge of revelation. The strong arm
of military may avert total ruin for awhile, by driving
all hands to the pumps but Santa Anna cannot
permanently keep the weak and shattered states to-
gether; and ultimately there will be complete break
up of one rich and splendid province the pride of the
Spanish crown, leaving mass of broken timbers and
floating fragments. for neghboring nations pick up
In fifty years. perhaps in less tme Mexico will have
passed forever from history Phil. Bulletin
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-02-25

MASONIC ACADEMY AT LONG CREEK, NJ u
HIS Institution has just been opened under the direction
i of competent and experienced Teacher or,,,
TUITION PER SESSION OF FIVE MINNIE
Spelling Ren nd Whiting first class n 81 so
Second class of same, including History Philosophy y m
and the of the Globes. 10000. e. l. "
Higher branches of English Science, including nS' y M
class in Algebra, Latin and Greek :'.'''. 10"
Second class of same including Geometry, IngonOm u
etry, Logics and Metaphysics. - ~; tha uus
French Spanish and italian will be taught az n
prices To young gentlemen and ladies deouSG aCquns
facility of speaking and writing these beautiful a
this Institution, it is presumed, will afford an e2c'n'
portunity. s4O7do.
Board be obtained in the neighborhoodfrom ''O'N'
lars per month. iror
This Institution is to keep clear of all secar1ar
~ ao aJ. D. POW Eho' freS' DO"iN 2f
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-02-25
FALL AND WINTER STOCK.

At Home Again. under Mozart Hall, Front Street.
TOHN KYLE has opened at his old stand, large and
American DRY GOODS which, having been purchased by
the package at reduced prices he is to offer at
nnns llY rates. Among which will be found
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-02-25

MALE DEPARTMENT.
1st Glass In lower branches Spelling Reading &C. Sc
I'd 6 Higher branches. Grammar, Arithmetic. 10 %
Sd &c With Algebra, Greek and Latin .........RA
4th With lectures all the higher branches. IL
FEMALE DEPARTMENT.
LIST Glass. Spelling Reading &C.. 500
ID &c Writing Mathematics. 10 %
Sd 's Including Philosophy & all higher branches y
French, Latin, Greek, ....bW
Music on Piano with use of instrument ....l5 %
Music on Guitar. ................iOW
Painting and Drawing 800. 4W
Embroidery in needle work. ............2@
Good board be obtained in respectable families in the
village and vicinity, from S. to S. per month.
TRUSTEES
P w. MONTFORD PHILIP KOONCE
JASPER ETHERIDGE, F. S. HUMPHREY,
A j. MURRILL, w. D. HUMPHREY
G. J. WARD. OTWAY SANDERS
D. w. SIMMONS. GEORGE WARD
c. D. FOY ]. S WREN,
JOHN COOK EDWARD WARD,
w. S. HUMPHREY.
JASPER ETHERIDGE, Prest
A. ]. MURRTLL, Sec'y.
Oct. 9th, 1852 Oh
Wilmington Herald, Newbernan, and Spirit the Age
please copy.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-02-25

BUTTER.-The Phiadelphia American says the
speculations in this article induced MANY farmers
and others to bold on too loug for high prices and
the consequence is that reaction has taken place,
and great losses have been experienced in conse-
quenoe. "a
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RrCHLAND ACADENIyV

Se5sIOl will oro.
i the 7th of March. The rates of Tutio Peh on Mopd
mary branches of English, comprising for the ny
Orthography, Reading, Writing and Aritbmo.. F''
Do. for all the higher branches of English &c
Mathematics and the Natural Sciences Including "
Do. for the Latin and Greek Languages, Mvtho; 2 6
Those from distance, who may wish tn Is
can be accommodated either by the Principal all
convenient to the Academy, at Sc per month Or fns
l.. G. WOODWAPn n
February 18th, 1853. A'D' Frinenal
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-02-25

large supply of MEMS women's and chldren's Shoes
Together with a large stock of READY-MADE CLIO
THING wholesale and retail besides variety other
articles too numerous to mention
He would call the attention of country merchants to his
stock and solicit them examine the before purchas
ing elsewhere he feels confident that offer better
bargains than they had offered in this market
Wilmington, N. c., Nov %, 1852 6S-lt-1l-tf
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Yours truly,

BaE~We clip the following article from the Wash
ington (N c. 'North State Whig,'' of late date,
for the purpose of calling the attention of cti
TO the subject of ship-building. The remarks
are equally applicable to this place as to Washing
ton.
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VICE PRESIDENT KING ii is stated, expects to return
to Washington by the LIST of April Senator Clemens
has received letter from the commander of the steam
er Fulton, at Havana, stating that the health of Mr.
King was much improved. He takes exercise on foot
daily-Bal Sun
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-02-25

~ HAHD.-Large assortment of common and fine Cam
" dy For sale in any quantity, by 49, 80 -
Feb. II, 1853, WILKINSON & ESLER
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8z-House rents in New York are on the advance
First class dwellings in the upper part of the city will
be 20 to 80 per cent, higher, and smaller ones 10 TO
25 per cent? according to location. In Wall street, Of
fees rents will be 20 to 80 per cent higher
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Schools.
4 sITUATTON w.rm----

q GENTLEMAN who is well qualified y.
in giving instructions in the various brannSa expeen
fish Language is desireus of obtaining Seboos
son who wishes to employ Teacher Womb S ANY
dress immediately, tp6st pad) A. N w well opsss
p ON. c. Such Testimonials as are nsnsnrs Br0
can be procured. FEB 9th lily reqai,1y
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An exchange paper gives the following as . Jims
definitions" Rebus, to kiss one again. Omnibuss
TO kiss them all Bio7aderbus, to kiss another man.
wife. Silla(g55us, one lady kissing another"
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Ship Building.


Capt William Farrow and William Shaw, Jr :,
are about laying the keel for Schooner of $50 TONS
at the yard of Capt. Farrow. 1t is only about two
years, believe, since Messrs. Shaw & Farrow
built the g Pacifc,'' handsome Schooner, which
they have been running since she launched, and
we presume they have made money out of her
they would not now be building another
We learn that within few years past seven
sells have been boug ht at the North, by gentlemen
living here, and put into this trade These vessels
probably cost their $4,000, every dollar of
which has thus been taken out of the town. never to
come back Suppose these vessels had been built
! here, what an impulse would the money which would
have been expended in building them have given to
the place. The laborer who gets the timber from
| the forest, the miller who saws the plank the
penter who works in the yard, the sail-maker and
rigger and block maker and blacksmith-all would
have been directly benefited, and the merchant who
sells them provisions and clothing, and the land
owner who leases them dwellings, would have come
in for share of the benefits. AS it is the money
has gone to benefit workmen and tradesmen at the
North and the which the sale of these seven
vessels has furnished is very likely keeping these
workmen employed in building other vessels, to be
sold, perhaps like these seven, to come here whilst
our mechanics unemployed, and discoura-
ged with the prospect which such policy opens to
them
And yet whilst our merchants going to the
North TO buy vessels ready made we have every fa-
cility for building them here-tim5er in abundance
and of the very best quality and men ready and
anxious TO do the work and do it well and cheaply
1t is amusing that with the facilities which sur
round us for ship-building any body should think
of going to the North to have vessel built Go and
examine any of the vessels referred to, and
you will find that good part of the materials Of
which she is made came from the forest of North
Carolina. Yes, the Yankees send to North Carolina
for timber, ship it to the North at heavy expense
work it up into vessels and then sell them to North
Carolinians, tho, these North Caronans have me.
chanics at their own doors begging for employment
We trust our people will take this subject into
consideration Every vessel built here and kept here
not only puts into the pocket of neighbors the
! money expended for labor in her construction but
her earnings kept here-her generally come
here to live, and their earnings kept here also
a thus is the general prosperity of the community
promoted
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-02-25

Carpeting, a large supply;
Mems silk Shirts;
do. Gansey Over-shirts;
do. net shirts and drawers;
do. Saxony wool shirts and
drawers;
iSuperfine Bed Blankets;
Negro do. do.
Bed Ticking s. Apron Checks;
Table and Bird Eye Diapers;
Cotton and Russia do.
S-4 brown damask do.
9-4 Damask Table Cloth;
Large supply Looking Glasses
Els WEAR.
Black silk Edging;
Colored silk Fringe;
White and colored Bonnets;
Bonnet and Cap Ribbons;
Linen Cambria Hdkfs;
do. do. do, embroid'd
Swiss, Null and Book Muslin;
Plaid and striped do.
Jaconet and Cambria;
Ladies colored Kid Gloves;
do. do. silk do.
Ladies superfine colored
Cashmere Hose;
do. black do. do.
do. do. worsted do.
Blk & white English Silk Hose
do. raw do.
IChildren's worsted Boots;
Black, white and colored Cot
ton Hose;
] A1Isran, alal LIZ
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LOTTERIES.


hohA tAMhkkr Int has otenisx Oec- q. 500,
nams Hotel Calvert street, ON honi.v a. IA,
~ ssry is- 'sy- ios TITS time
asss an sSyf1a lhasv ber,
III h"n % ohss~na either Sg ia "a. sat
PAL, NJ u s"- ins o. c1ag ha,tn<
aa ths god eat@ns asrnE Residence thirty
J .@s s,ss not q b. scru-i
aAnr. He thsrefss res,evtfay .aIc. m. ~ 49,,
and chen VA virginia ~ parehas
'"T'aHJ tS tfH OF -
q" ND those DO their order. iii ,.r.i,.
ict'y ob--rys.. 'N'N~-1 81" "A' ~" 70
~ PrIs Tickets la the Maryland Lotteries. .ueb
ttsres As he has sold Ia here he
htp-ih BE- c-shei or received in payasni u reksts.
k4cH.osp. Va, April 10Th, iss2
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND,

Steamship jamestown, Parish, New York. mtse and
passengers
Steamer Besijere, Clifford Baltimore mdse to Ludlam
Watson
Steamship Virginia, Teal, Philadelphia, mdsc and pas.
senges
Schr Oakland, Myers, Norfolk, mdse
NEw YoEK, Nov. i.-C Cleared schr Dansville, Tutuc
Richmond. Arrived, steamship Roanoke Cavendy, Rich
inoud.
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". AACOCnEAY, = q r,Ey a.
III ACotDHAY & CO.
VI COMMISSION MERCHANTS

Refer to Messr'- HAXALL d BROTHER oeii-d6n
4 M" THING ENriHEL>.-Ihy most a.toni,,irs D..
'onanse hsad Of. Barrels arka' kegs, and All
b am , so CON enough 10 yiTs entirely - machinery
and o-,.iie or uniform s ltTtsiy
aeSGr-y each having IL. poTrtouaie bs according to its
gasi aEd the :,[yns; q each ' tested Se easL
hopping process in manner perfect complete superior
at the rate o. from hundred dd pT day 10 sb
vhISrtsl Fr to isr r-ss a n, e. IRON me small
sheh can Dc HHTaui-s 70 hold the sub e du adapted
~ SAnnot make an Imperfect article sa,t, ~ sir
in r,'sa . s Of y Of Gs'', .T ss , 70 use @
eastern ha Pennsyvars can OBTAIN sny nati sY s
plying to me a',c.syI a, wa.hrs,on city 70.
'''''''' under ALIAS fSliocs '
fHANpAGNE AND sARpINE OPENERS, f5r :, Isl Main
- street ln'iUl LULKLEY a co.
"a ou ne Psti bta,s Sd cassn or
T,s c.ie % aaa PES'.s1E the teeth Resets Rad
ro,s PURCELL tsbD co ER,as...
EooD HOOKS ron YONG phoPLi.-GE1. v. " ,sF.
~ N |. ; Ard tHshanse oaer' for sale:
Mssry r,S,. q Little .scg' IFS a''raon''s
Mary Mary Ani rfloIente, or Grave and Gay-75st..
r55' ma: s. 81 s %. Hi-s ha.'"oF''
The little Sister eoIored pla,s-55cis.
Resell ~ Sd ,'s ' T 81 noms-Is e.
any Book viii b seat By mail re g,s upon reesiP,
noio ut st VI Ntsr
NoLrNlHiss woHk- C0MrLErF.-G choice Old Frsneh
huon brl'nsiog g. gcntcnan about Leaving Esupr
!" n ~ Volumes v0. eA-Pros te e, sale y
ALLooNs AND vELyErS-A fan supply Of RACK and Col
~ oredG,lloon, fan surpy Psiu Pointed Velvet min
noio cnRBrrANa LAruRoP.
DID Or sj,G just wS6r e. w S,5 1sn5li; and
"o'u "a uoor above City Hotel.
ss; E EEEs.R S,, n Fs, c'sy GS Fls sand
Sn,'fs 'sd ~. t, sosr Gbs an Chuueys, Gas and
noiO UrLKLEY CO, r.ri, Square.
NtR-tHh LMI--Very suitable ior the CHAMBER or .iss
= t'S7 ~ hes,ns Sgc and other aFp'rntl' attached
ENoE SALE PRIVATELY 4 middle aged Negro Tor an. W.,
has been accustomed to Coug vs.hirg ironing ani gen
on No Wal street.
IDmME nHiGHr TNtON -iDIs- t5r .alsty
noi' . H. sRISkEE, csry II.
ElEu MONDE Prof NlLLAR you'd repeatedly nf,rr
- Ladies and sens Visiting % weiii Ss Car.
uat te ul write them in byic, equal engraving
arr iudslbi,. ani u not clip the engraved ones
f'S " va, ,hs ar.i pr,cn u This country uirouse
| Terms q per pack q o. cards.
the country seniios orders. can have them
slSG,ss Nd .si M. st J... Ran, ws9i1-
. SI.ns r,S,,s; Sel,ns T,srSa amber a.,
"n,is F'SohLl' IAO0 CO; 2 g,gssi.,.
DURNING TJUID-Just received fresh SUNNY q, R,rr,
''s5l'i ,ouv.roy , p, ~ ',,,,', ,'' ''' "
- pisr Asehe Boxcs ioad With Pearl She: Dressing
the hand'ouas' assortment ever offered ior sale
SuK OR YARN REEts-For hawking SIN Yam r,r,,d ,,s
.se ey loool ItNNER Az.
= 0Ss Han, saITH CO.
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=
mo county, Ia, cured girl, who had
years afflicted with scrouiA. She n,
with there norgh On her whIr bv
TO lay ~ cent piece Sic cOAd.yn DrIy. ON IL
ma 3Iy TIE fourth day she better. tL- .S,l
of April, lii sts commenced the
i~eutyune days after she use ts mad ~
sore or bemish her there any ds.
lingering n her ~ @''
Nc oyeT las cured many people in prayton rheumatism
Neuralgia tevcr aud Ague, sNelng,
ous kind, with RalSays Ready Relief cf hi, friend.
Railways Regulators. 49, ~
" Bfor all acute Pains, Railways Ready Relief II will
relieve the most eScruciIting pain in few uinut,s
X X. X. is sold by Druggists everywhere
ADlE A GRAY Agent. tor RishuIoud Va
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POSTSCRIPT.
Fssr DAYS Later fro. y,,.,,

| ". -. H"'pe'
.oAN, NV. tine u y mail steamer Bsltic
rescoed her wharf at quarter OF O'clock With a. g,
"v.s ~ne,Poo,' o"e ~ hsi
."e oA"c o,mss ia passengers, among whom are
I.t,sy '" ,e""esee's "o OoL Powell and family, o
AuephA- 'ho AfAoiA arrived Out ON Saturday eve
T.,,h., r..,.. ~
ELI nsnee nor England have lost all hopes of
10th xors,a'nsn,. ., s"s ma..sIn question
"a M =. 'ou"ce mat the Cabinets OF Vienna
Ars,s,,cs ns, vAses ~ , 'he'r negotiations.
y,,h $3.50 ~, r"kN russia AND ruRSkr.
v.lopcJ m mS.,;s.',ia e' question everything
,hs, :" ys'neauon. Vienna despatch announces
T",l sn an arm s'ice agreed upon between the
| ma,.r;,IIv .dv.n.I uenn''e perou; This dispatch
funds i,o,h.. Iss,s pie" " hagish and French
the D,,nh. h, p, .au '"a' tue turks bad crossed
Tur rppr ,ou' o,,,,,-
IT,. 49,, 49, ,s. Inv VohsiioN.
gsr,liuy The .snsct Of ~. ~ r. =" cremation re-.
tb,t 800 - IL 80, " '"s FIST: IL ~as stated
Vs. an -. - y, Cp.. e nv'' "0in the -Four Pow ers
.rn,i.,je. $50 H. liz, n ~ aiu .pat the supposed
tb., s,r.,,,L.n.5 ,h C,o ~ a,eePt'hee. This fur
lbs, ,L. a. c,i,.d .,,, ou. y began 70 be rumored
Omar P.cbs not IN sensational order to
II he h,J mn, .I,cJv a ~ ,n November lst,
msrks, psrrinI,,lv .. ,,a,a.uLi his depressed the
.n,h.n,tr 60, T., =, u-patch, apparently
;n , - 49,. w, ue iu'As hAu crossed the Danube
IN. inten,ion oI ...,;,;n IT, oesP'ea haoia With
Oner p.shs hd I,h wy i C;
ell To march at once upon IN, P,noo,.u ' ne intend
Gotsch.kor held council of war o IT, ', Nhsreupon
ed to evaouat. m, sou,h.,n me-, 81 i' ana resoi'
The Russian n.,ch.n.' ~ 49,. "ahaeha.
in cotton which was con.;dsr. uog large business
The Russian. had ,,.d, ,, .,,a.. 49,. VI pe"'e.
Tbei, ,,ooo. -, In " '','nP, :" cross the Danube.
It was believed, tia, The or v;n,i Via'',,'
,v.n,n.Ii. L,.. IN ue VI s'hai vienna hote would
There had been official encouragement Of tho com.
bned fleets having passed the Darjan,,l.. ''' 0'""
ENGLAND
Great riots had broken out at wogan. in Lancashire
caused by turnout OF the operatives Ia Culleres Mnc
property had been DESTROY ed and the trons c,lld
SPAIN.
The union Of Spain and Portugal was again serousIv
discussed by all parties
w. Turon had been offered the apnoin,mo,, os u;.,
TO Washington.
THE MARKETS
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 2-Coton-The general aspect of the
market for the past three ,Iays b,s hs.n h ~ ae
ces favong buyers and desire to realize on the mar, Of
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ARRIVALS At The HOTELS.
TUESDAY-Nov.mb.r n

\ TCESDAY-Novemb<r ls
EXCHANGE HOTLL-Joux y p.
49, brsh,on hg WIN J. Baker. Hanover
I ""'e"' rh'A fe,oh isdy, Boston
n,., s' DO Thos MnckIsvSC
/ =, m s'"' r"t-y.a"n Ms L. Goodman CLa r
| u H-ir-lon. do Lo,,..x;u. "-'
n - r. 1 nc.'no"' h'-- L. Gooin1an, ID
I ~ "ay, hay laugh Mis- rniberlike do
1 w Green, Charlotte ] n p,k;.on a
I,wA" " Fiood. Appomsutor
= - Sr 10 Jordon Gh lady Va
a.. Sa',n hs WIN Boiling, Petersburg
W. oon' daughters j Boiling do
n ~ .'; u" VI Arn,htcsd, -
pp '" udua' Booker, Richmond
n"er' niy' " chiiifen Hudson. Louisa III
Nv 80 A'ormate Jones, Hampton
=" n.sS.ston. Richmond q kuhn AlbemarIe
Mt "h1aker, kwth n DIR
renp"' va = Pace, Hanover
Tsiacrro, Gloucester Can, n st,.,,IL. f,,, :, 8, .
a Ms i", w. nat Dr carmichael va
town.
y, oiIi hoTEL-P Oliver, Va; Aw whi,eburs.. "
ohhes Charlottesville; w Mallory Junction. i MI,
man, Pnila; q w Gatewood. " y Whiting II.n,;c,. IN
phchsr EsseI; II li I.aabr. B,it II LKenda Rchn,od
Capt L S.m-. Il ID X X; Truman, Va: w Gr.rorv
aibemarl"; A Bro~D, Persberton. T G Wirtsm:s'
re,er-hurg; II u Nixon, Wilmington y c; C,ry.Il T.
Ihornly, \ {; W Briyg- W G Mann 8 R.Il, ;,
Uinct, Southampton; A q Craig Mobil.: W n VII, .,
York. " "o'si"' New
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rSETTS ELECTIC

BOTTOM. Nov 1.-The Wings have carried the Legs.
''s' There Is 10 choice for Governor by the people
The New Constitution has been defeated.
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LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRaPH.
sspsrs.d Ger Ne RisA.s.I wAls.
LATEST TRnM CHS

INV iohk. Nov IA le ter from Canton states that
The Emperor Of China bal fed Tartary The rebels
we're within siH days march of P.kin
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o, GeddIn i Apptr,on.
BY James u. Tayisr, sutL
q DEsiR NIL. FAMILY i,t.ip.Nin AND pt,uDt>,
IN Lots FOY sAIE Ar AUCriON-wm l.. .oLl ~, MnS
Tt,ss nay,

a DtsR ti5i... FAMILY UtSiDkNTc AND Bill nv,
IN Lots fOH SALE Ar AUCriON-wii he sold on MOS
DAY. ihs November The premises.
a. -s ",
Henry Au Cay str-s in hs most extensively part
o.
plAs, will large kstsn, wash AnrI-
cVuS-btrrc, Tor tcriher with
cellar a * In
also ~ desirable LoTS on Cav
Catherine and Hry Those
du.i1g 'sJ- building lots. soud 10 sell 81
IN the balance and tht,r
months, with interest the day of s,i.'aoory -
cured. t1Ciil JANIS " IAYLOR A.,
After the shove sold that neEy Frame ou.. ~
the North. at intersection ~ Cay and uie
by Mr.
uAry adapted comfort moderate ss.d FANNY
hAytug four b. I'D. h.
IA. 4
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BALTIMORE MARKET Nov. Is
Salea Of $500 bbls Flour at 60 60 a67s Wb.a. bs.
declined to s cents. Corn unchanged
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DEATH.
DEATH OF ME-. Al

Nsw foHK Nov. i5.-Felin Iacos,e, Consul OF rsanc.
died here yesterday
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NEW YORK MARKET. Nov.

Sales OF 5000 bbI. Flour to-J,y- Son,h.,, a. or.
80 s,l"s Of el5,oOO bushels wheat-w.-tern Whit,
si.'o There is large export demand aud prices hav,
advanced under private adv received by the Baltic
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CO WEAK, NERvOu-, DErREssND ~ sPi

Gy-"EAh, NERVOUS, DEFRESskD ~ sPikIIs All ,u-..
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Ie>ia - indeed an Object Of commits
him To despair We not hos nervous and
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-16

Sr AGrE AND fGvEa lEAEs sTISTISG ~
John sden, now living Dam Hanover county Va
near kchmod had Aeue most 81
hne ne had ehs Eiee day, and rarely
parehed With ieNsrs chill and after ira
physicians qunine most OF the Toni and every Ii
recommended To him, was about to Iye when
's IH,S htiaTe spoken Of he bottles hut be-
lore he had used more than single perct,
and ha. not had a chill lev sin '' $1,000
Mr. Longieu IL only hous lnds who b,x. h.., -,
ntted by this great tonic Slterstre and blood purile
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-16

DEATH OF ME-. ATuERTON
hAscnssrsR, Nov. l5.-The Hon. c. q. Atherton-
author Of the celebrated Atherton resolutions died
to-day.