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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-03

DARNUMs MUSEUM Modest, graceful colossal
ID beautiful the LIVING GlaAFPE so' shsh % Win ss
Museum visitors Todsyt performances; AFTERNOON a.
MAKE YOUR WILL, and ALEC HOLE IN THE WALL E'LN'
ING, at ~. the excellent play Of MONEY -
Ambulance, the whole Museum as well a. me penormsnoe
Children under 10 yean III CENTS fft BALCONY Ala
H.. 4 : A.t 80
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w 6h-gv. MooPs THOMSON NAM. ...''' Pfopnetos
ANOTHER GREAT WEFk
arpearspce WILLIAM SMITH the eresi -Four
HdeT Nadine TOURNAIRE, ANTONIO BROTHERS; MI and
MTs W r. CARROLL SAM LATHROP AMI BOBBY VIII
IIMs and the whole troup Of star Eqness AM 6ymnasts
viii npresr EVERY AFTERNOON aud EVENING IN series OF
grand performance ,-, ~ .s.i.t..
Doors open ~ and fer0TInsneesN Ano - r. q" A~'A
10 A partso o. the house Is cents
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BOSTON REAL ESTATE--A new, frstclass
ID Dwelling the CRY Of Boston fSf sale or erchans for
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DURTON's - ChambeTs-st. - Mr.. II. 4
- we w ~ ~ R1-prnN EVERY EVENlNG.


sFEoIAL NorIcEIhe visitors % re cs na az - go,
Of rTeafeft TONED III aio'1 ivy
Mondsg-PAUL PRY-Col Hardy, NJ Paoiae faa' f'y' 'i
DTsedavTHE RIvALs-sir Anthony Absolute, Mr Piieide
DS %StAenesdsy-TwrIFTH NGHT-s Toby Bsch Mr. Burton
Clown Mr. llEc.de .,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-03

LOR SALE-TwO new modern-built brick Cottages,
sndsr btsy- Bfoo1ys two stores nd A vita sass q
Lar syle. HOSES 11l Cts oxso VIII b
sold los nd o r Apply 20
JARED 5PAAK5. No 50 John<t. NsvYork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-03

GAGFD In the IRON TRADE.-For sale, at great bargain
lie Iron Ro ling the Croon River, about mite
from the ylsge and the Hadscn River Riir,sd
Ths mill capable rolling eight Of Wire Rods or
small Merchants Bars per day The Water Power nfst rate Tue
Manufactured be delivered in NewYOrk City cos OF
N cents y the hsrf adjoining the MIL with vessels
carving IS This property will be sold At eat bargain
application mlde before the l dy Oet2eer F'r par
teulais inquire OF =, 80, w ~. w ,c,,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-03

m. New.YOrk Horticultural Society.nIhe saSdd
xsb Meetirg vii be held the Sooetys Rooms No go
~'"''' $3.50 SHEPHERD KNAPP Precedent
pr,rn u Mrln Roenrdinr secretarY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-03

EAGLE HOTEL LODGlNGS-Gentlemen Will DO
IL well excellent Lcdgnss 10 sing
% nlgh corner Of Frankfort and "hSms Up
open all night
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NVANTED-A good Law Clerk. Address B. r. E.,
w Hc1 No. Isl Tribune OGee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-03

acers-Abo-, seFss vsiusbls weed snd The bdsnes
e.-yssed With rood Yarn How. good bsp ne
s orchards on %. Place Que q ss yeaas ss ss.s
S Ys ssoui of rs fs0m TIE Rrof Dtp< Cssas-
-ls % ~ Central r. r. Price tfs9, stSo eesh IL
basncs esia boat and orts><e q pr ecef q
yea5E 20 Esrn q sbcss . scre- milo from
iteFsl 'sznas fose.on az y ha sss1 -.sy ~
Apryo WIN SofI SesS~sss"1 - WV
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THEATER ChatLam-st-DOOrs open

1T e,tshVsbnent continues EVERY AFrEhNOOS AM
EVENING 70 The who hrong iines s truly wonderful
r.rformnuces LAST WEEK BUI THREE. keappeatsnce o
MONS CHIAsINI with his eelests horses o1 nan ana
me- Tourr.en the steeyle chase by fcuae
l,cen,iou on Pevoiy n Orb; Ia Peche Equpose
Prof Nixon and Wonderful ChdTen splendid Eqdtaon g.
great attractions Let no one i1l 70 "A1' N-
Classic and Imposing Exhibition M. =. -
Eduitfence-Dress Circle 81; Box, 81 c. PIT . cr
Doors orcn AZ NJ and NJ Performances TO commence u
.rIr y
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OFFICE 10 I.ET-Oyer the Ocean Bank, corner
.~-ilsrs AMY 20 W. a. =. CHESTER.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-03-18
Corn --Essslpss f.I sas y ssae ssFt1y sfnssss'

gern. --Rsesipss pat 70 charge sSrthy ansdss,
feather. IN sus y nssssns
SAN FRANCISCO, FEB. 10 The market is brisk, and
prices q Che leading fairly excepting broad
st ar which have materially decnsd The q 81
T,5;5 Il .::s III e. @
clear $50 . Dbl and mess Mess beef is IN demand
Zoe iee as oa'sd s. sassrNss
Orleans: 81 American crushed, log d II.
cSfs tsnSas si Ss S 4 ~
NEW YORK, March Is, 6, p. M.-Sales Of 1880 bales
IS for State 81 IS II for Genesee and 1000 bbis;
Southern at s. % the market closing Grmer Wheat
white: Cornsaes Of 25 bushels at 65 cents for white
and 65a cents for yellow Whskey Of 500 bbls 23c
sl4 IS PRIME fmer Beef is less firm with sales Of
$50 bb at SI3 Lard-sale. of 400 bbls 81 81 eents
and If: I Of bs Sea g.
lean. at 81 and a s. cents for aaseGsad8. :,
Of 600 bbls Howard brands "a and some SOC
bbs City Mills at 81 81 81 per Dbl Ne change in Rys
g cents per bushel White Corn 81 s. cents yellow do
81 kss ss:s f s'S Il
ass OBJ ss. End ssgs 3 ha %.
in bbs at % cents @ gallon.
LIVERPOOL, Feb 26-salcs Of Cotton during the week.
S4O0O bales at 6Ed for Fair Orleans 81 sid for M9dng
do: cd for Fair Upands, and 81 SD for Middlng The
demand was fair but sales made lower Hold
ers were not pressing the market Lower and mddng
qualities had declined most Spectators took 900
Porters 5000 bales Thesae of Colt to-day were 1900
bales exporters took 500 closed heay
Prices unchanged.
Trade the manufacturing districts had largely declined
Breadsuffs had declined. Flour had receded with moder
ate sales Of Western Canal at 2s and Ohio us Rich
ardson quotes dull market breadstus sales of
Wheat had been made at Tuesdays Lalge sales
I'd u 20 decline Flour very dull at Cd. decline. Corn
easier bite Wheat Is I'd a Is. Cd Mixed and Red 6s
Id a Is. 1ellowCo 3s Cd BIS. White 34s; Phadei-
phia Baltimore and Ohio Flour 26s. Cd a 27s.
Mcenry that all the advance beadstus had
been lost and there the demand for Wheat and
quarter in white. and Is in yellow Provisions in moderate
demand Irish RacOn dull at q 2 decline. American
wanted Beef and Pork unsettled Lard SIS lower Bark
neglected. Covesecd had declined As >aes of GOO
bbls. Rosn at 5 I'd. los. Tupentine held adj
Tobacco 6rm and unchanged Rice was in good de-
mand at sitter rates .-s De-.
LONDON, Feb 26th-Breadstufs dull and last quota
tons barely maintained speculative demand for Coffee had
raised Is Government had allowed chcory be mix
ed with Coffee Iron frmer-Sales at ES los. E9 for
rails free board Lead firm Sugar active and SITTER
Tea declining. Block tin had advanced S. The money
ket unchanged Consos 500 Silver dearer. Ameri-
stocks active and nomnay unchanged. u s. 6s
1860, ITO Ill Pennsylvania SIS 81 s7t Maryland
ling bonds 90. -
AAyRE, Feby 24h.-sales of Cotton during the week Of
10 900 bales
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-03-18
REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET,
FOR THE WEEK ENDING MARCH nth, 1858.

BACoN-The market is well supplied with n c. make,
and prices have declined shade last weeks quotations.
Sales Friday and Saturday last from store of 900
ID at le for hog round since then sales have been made
from wagons and carts 10a cents for hog round 2t 13c
70 ID for hams and dull There is change to note in
Western. See table for store rates.
BRIcKs.-Sales Wednesday of about $4,000 Eastern
Brick at Sc Is y NJ
BEEF CATTLEThe receipts have been light and the stock
in Butchers hands is fair We the sale of about 25
head prime quality at cents y fb.
CoRN-Received this week about 800 bushels from Hyde
county, 800 of which sold at auction Saturday. at 60c
y bushe in lots suit 1000 do. sold Monday and Tues
day 5 So % bushel several parcels also received
order per railroad The stock heavy and only moderate
demand.
FLouR-The stock all brands sufficient for demand
q S. Is y Dbl.
HAY.-The receipts of the week reach about 400 bales
Eastern make part of which has been sold follows SO
bales auction 81 40 81 49, and 40 do. do damaged,
80 81 Is p 100 H. and 80 do private terms
The stock market is heavy and sales dull
LARD-There is good supply of Lard market, and
sales since last review at 10t ii cents in bbs and II
l2t cents y ID in kegs from wagons and store The arti
Gle is dull last sales lowest quotations Western
nominal at quotations.
LUMBERWe note the receipt since last Thursday of
six eight ras and small sales at quotations See table
NoAssEs-Reccived this week from Cardenas 2S8 hhds.
oasse all of which has changed hands at 10 20 cents
gallon in lots to suit Balance of reported received in
review C3S hhds has been closed off 10 per
gallon.
NAVAL SToREsThe Turpenne market has ruled unstea-
d during the week ending day. and the has declined
Is so the soft and IS 3 cents the hard article
The largest portion of the weeks receipts have been of the
hard article, and the demand principally confined dsters
The sale reach OSS bills follows:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-03-18

TO CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.

CEALED PROPOSALS for the construction of a Brick
- Court House. with tin roof, Smthville, Brunswick
county, North Carolina will be received, till the 29th May,
1853.
The building to be about 46 by 40 with for the
Register Clerks of the Superior and County Courts and
Grand Jury in the Basement The Court ard Petit Jury
room in second story.
For particulars enquiry must be made of Samuel Lang
don, at Smithville n. G..
Plans and specifications may be submitted by those who
PROPOSE but allowance will be made for plans adopted
by the Commissioners.
Bond with approved security for the prompt and faithful
execution of the work will be required.
F. ]. HILL.
THOS G.. DREW,
OWEN II. HOLMES, }Commrs.
SAM'L LANGDON,
JOHN BROWN,
March 49, 1853. 2S-8t
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-03-18


There was lady lived at Leith,
a lady very stylish, man,
And vet in spite of her teeth,
She fell in love with Irishman--
nasty, ugly lrishman,
Wild tremendous Irishman--
earring, swarng, humping, humping, roaring lrishman
His face ways beautiful.
For with small pox twas Scared across:
And the shoulders of the ugly dog
Were almost double yard across
O, the lump of an Irshman,
The whiskey -devOurng Irishman-
aa he rogue, with his wonderful brogue the fighting
T~ riotng Irishman.
One of his eyes was bottle green
And the other eye out, my dear;
And the calves of his wicked looking legs
Were more than two feet about, my dear.
O. the great big Irishman,
The rafting battling Irishman-
r., Stamping, ramping staggering. staggering, leathering
Ip swash of an lrishman.
He took so much of Lundy Foot
That he used to snort and shuttle, o;
And in shape and size the fellows neck
Was as bad as the neck of Buffalo,
Q, the horrible lrishman,
The laundering. laundering Irishman-
h ahing, dashng, smashing, flashing thrashing hasln.
1rishnan,
His a terrible name indeed
Being Timothy Thady Mulligan
And whenever he empted his tumbler of punch
He'd not rest till he filed it full again.
The boozing, brushing, lrishman,
The 'toxicated Hishman-
The Whiskcy risky rummy gummy brand dandy Irshman
This was the lad the lady loved,
Like all the girls of quality
And he broke the skulls of the men of Leth,
Just by the of jOity.
o, the lcatherng Irishman,
The barbarous, savage Irishman-
The hearts of the maids and the gentlemen heads were both
cred, I'm sure, by this IrShman.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-03-18
remarkable case of ScrOful. cured by Hollow ny's
Ointment nd Pills.

The of Mr. Alday 209, IIighsree Cheltenham, when
three old afflicted with Scroua in the neck and the
disease increased fearulY, that had
GERS his DO " besides umour between the The best
medical treatment afforded him relief the blood
that considered impossible ubdue the disease
this crisis IIoloways Pills and Ointment resented
with for months sOundy
by their and he has continued well for the last three
Sold the Establishment Professor Holloway
Temple Bar London and by all respectable Druggists
Dealers in Medicines throughout the British Empire of
of the United States in Boxes 37Ac Sc 81 So Whole
sale by the principal Drug houses of the Union Messrs
b g. d. Sands New York; S. 3. 4 J. A. Evans Wilmington
NJ
HTere is considerable saving by taking the largest
n Directions for the guidance aen,s every
are atfi xed to each Box.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-03-18
SPRING AND SUMNER sTOC

At Home Again. under Mozart Hall, Front street.
TOIN KYLE has just received large and well selected
j stock of French English Irish Italian, Swiss and Anne
rcan DRY GOODS, which, having selected with the great
est care he is determined offer unusually low rates..
Among which may be found
Sunerine Broad Cloths; Bleach & bro. Domestics
do Drap d. tie; Bed Ticking & Apron Checks;
Black and fancy Cassimcres; Table and Bird Eye Daper
Blue, bl and gray Sattinets Cotton and Russia DO
Plain and striped Tweeds: e-4 brown damask do
Plain, striped and gold mxeds-4 Damask Table Cloh
Kentucky Jeans; White Linen Drill;
Black satin silk Velvet and Gent Panama and Leghorn
other Vestings; Hats;
Cravats and Scarfs: BOYS Straw & Panama Hats;
Snring Cassmeres; Fine Boots and Shoes;
Tally Velyets: Porte Monaes and Purses;
Marseilles Vestings Large supply Looking Glasses
California stripes& cottonades'
FOR LADIES WEAR.
Super black Grodarine Silk, Muslin Skirts; .
36 inches: Gossimer, Belgrade, Reef
Super black Broc. do. Edge Black, Bomoazine,
do COLD do do. and Silk BonnetS;
plain and fancy do. Black Silk Mourning, or supe-
Green and blue Bora &c; rior SILK Lace Bonnens
Fig'd and plain do. Child Pearl Hats
Lawns and Muslins; do. do 40 fe"the's'
Superfne Armenian do. Swiss Trimming
arge emb Grape Shawls; do Edgngs ana lnsertmgS
Sanon Grape N dec do Embroidered Cambrick Hdkfs
French Habit Collars, worked Linen Cambrlck ~ do.'
do. morning do. [fronts Swiss, Null & BOOK Muslin
Neck bonnet 81 Cap Ribbons Plaid and Striped do;
Black md cold Kid Gloves; Jaconet and am6rlc
do silk Nits and do. Brk White & Cold Cotton
C Cota {. d" do. Blk and White Silk Hose;
Buttons Gimp & Trimmings; Misses White Cord Cot. 90
large supply of mems, womens and chdrens Shoes
Tocetber with large stock of READYMADE CLIO
THNC besides variety of other articles too numerous
mention 1-,D>-c ,o..1o
Wilmington n C. March lSth 1853. IL
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-03-18
FOR SALE.
The WnndWnrfh PnfeMf PInMlnC
March Is, 1853.

FOR SALE.
The Woodwork Patent Planning Machine.
DOR planning tongueing and growing boards plank
and bringing them to an equal width and thickness at
operation For planning slaves, mouldngs sashdoor
and windcw stuff, any finishing work this celebrated
chine for twenty years has been unvaed for the STYLE
finish and of its work The undersigned is prepared
sell rights for all the unsod States and Territories at low
prices and on easy terms
The cities of Richmond and Norfolk and all Vir-
ginia and Pennsylvania of the Allegheny Mountains,
Except Philadelphia , Montgomery. Alabama, and the
Jersey except Camden Hunterdon Mercer Essex and Hud
counties. Together with all the other unsod districts
and within the United States and all foretures
revesonary rights under the patent These rights will
be sold in small districts of 10 20 miles square, at very low
rates. close the matter at
The smallest machines the of $500 800 will plane,
tongue and grove 900 feet of lumber in 10 hours The
suracing machine $l75 $25 and 800 will plane 10 to %
900 per day Hand tongue and $5 and 81 3d.
600 feet of moulding in 10 hours Terms per
for cash. half cash balance and months Apply
personally or by letter, to
VIM. c. kNEELAND,
81 Courtlandt Street. n. Y.
March1
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-03-18
Mexican Mustang Linimcn,


Is prepared upon these immutabe principles
carefully studying and Experimenting with the elements
composition the different diseases for which
commended There work ohancc about it, acts
strict chemical physiological and organic laws and
therefore be depended with perfect certainty
Rheumatism. Piles Bruises Burns Ulcers Sprains Sores
kind md for caked breasts chapped hands, letters
The thousands of bottles daily selling proof
Ough Ofthis See advertisement in another column.
The certificates of sixteen of the most respectable Druggists in
Baltimore that STABTER'S ANODYNE CHERRY EXPECTO-
RANT AND DIARRICEA CORDIAL. Medicines of great
ue and ecie for the relief and for which they
recommended induce all dealers Me-
dcinesto keep them for sale
advertisement in another column.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-03-18

A Big PAPER.-The New-Yor Courier j. Enqui-
OF Saturday last, informs that its issue of the
above date. contained one million two hundred and
forty nine thousand hundred and sixteen OF
Mnion, Nonpare Agate, and Pearl type.
The Courier & Enquirer further adds, that the ex-
pense of setting that quantity of type at the prices paid
by them, viz: thrty-two cents per thousand ems
is three hundred and niney-nne dollars and ninety
cents. This calculation does not include extra ex-
pense on some thirteen columns of " rule AID figure
work, which is paid for at the rate of sxyfour cents
per thousand ems
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-03-18

TEETH SET ON EDGE.-All acid food and drinks,
medicines and tooth washes and powders, are very
injurious to the teeth If tooth is put in cider,
vinegar, lemon juice. or tartarc acid; in few hours
the enamel will be completely destroyed, so that it
can be removed by the finger nail fit were chalk.
Most people have experienced what is commonly
called teeth set edge. The explanation of it is:
the acid of the fruit that has been eaten has so soft
ened the enamel of the tooth that the least
is felt hy the exceedingly small nerves which per-
wade the thin membrane which connects the enamel
and the bony part of the tooth Such an effect can
not be produced without iniuring the enamel True,
it will become hard again, when the acid is removed
has been softened in this way becomes hard again
by being put into the water. When the effect OF
sour fruit on the teeth subsidies, they feel we'll as
ever, but they ere not we'll. And the ottener 1t
is repeated the sooner the disastrous consequences
are manifested.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-03-18

CHOPPERS WANTED.-Several good Spirits Barrel
Coopers find constant employment ut highest wages
by applying to A. H. VANBOhkELEN.
Mnrch 18th 1853. N-Im
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-03-18

REMOVAL.
TINE SUBSCRIBER has removed from his old stand on
l. Market to the and commodous Store Front
St. No. Granite Ror door below Mr.. J. d. Loves
Furniture Warehouse and adjoining Messrs. McRae Har-
rss Crockerv Store where his opening very large
stock of HATS, CAPS, UMBR ELLAS AND WALKING
CANES viz 1000 dozen Mems and Boys Palm Leaf Hats,
single double brms prices ranging from IS cents TO
81 per dozen 800 dozen Mems and Boys single and doub
brm Leghorn assorted from 81 so to $50 dozen 80
dozen Mems and Youths Panamas at prices from $2 to $50
per dozen Fur Silk, Moleskin an Hats of every
rietv STYLE price large assortment of Children and
Misses Hats also, full and complete assortment of Mems
Boys and Infants Caps Cloth silk Plush Silk Glazed &c
assorted Sizes eolos and prices so dozen Walking Canes
Gold and Silver Ivory and Pearheads Whaebone Hickory,
&C. &C. which the attention citizens of mngton
and the surrounding country is respectfully solicited
All goods in my line, will be sold at lower prices for the
quality than other store in the State Country Mer
chants win my stock very desirable and prices which
will compare favoaby with any other house North Soah
call solicited from all wishing to purchase
ticles in my line either at wholesale or retail
~ - G. MYERS, Halter,
No Granite Row, Front st.
Wilmington N c., March 18th.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-03-18

Prussia -According to the last official statement
the various religious confessions cf the popuIa-
& Son OF Prussia the Catholics number 6O63' 1856
Ae Professionals 9,987 ,277 and Mennonites. men,
Oers OF the Greek Church, and Jews, 234,55l; to-
Eether l6285,Oll. Since this census, the pOpula-
mon mon has increased to within very few Of 15.OOO
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-03-18

NorE.-River Lumber, Tar, and Turpentne soldin the
subject to the expense of landing, inspection,
cooperage, Sc; Lumber so cents to 81 NJ Tar
and Tupentne about 10 Is cents per barrcland for
val when brought per railroad about the
incurred *For dry Virgin mixed Turpentne, a
deduction is made according to quality.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-03-18
Marine intelligence.
PORT OF WILMINGToN. NoRTR-CARoLINA:
ARRIVED


March l4-Schr. Pennsylvania Roath from Norwich
Conn, to Ellis, Russell & Co.
Brlg Maria L. Wilder, Coh from Wiscasse Me, to +.
II. Chadbourn Il Co.; with hay and bricks
oenr Sidney Price, Candy from Philadelphia, George
Brig Albert Adams, Snow, from Boston, to Adams Bro
CO.; with mdze.
Steamer Zephyr, McRac, from Fayetteville to J. Il D.
Schr. Midyet Rollins from Hyde county, to Master;
15-u. s Mail Steamer Gov. Dudley, Bates fin Charles
ton; with q passengers.
March l5Brig S. P Brown, Amy, from Cardenas J..
Ha;haway Il Son; with molasses.
Brig Annawon, Hardy, from Boston, to Ellis, Russell u
Steiner Fanny Luterloh, Stcman from Fayetteville
March l6-Schr Romeo Palmer from Wisoasset Me-, to
}. H. Chadboun x Co.; with hay and brick
Schr Mary Isabella Edwards from Baltimore, to Ellis,
Schr Alarc Rogers from NJ Yo-k to DeRosset Il Brown
Schr A j. Deoset, Brewster, from New York to DcRos-
schr William Wixon from New Bedford. to DeRosset 4
Brown; with oil and ballast.
Steamer Souherner, Roberts, from Fayetteville, VIM.
l7ESchr Sally Ann Stowe, from Hyde county, DeRos-
set " Brown; with and oats.
l7-U s; Mail stemaer Gov Dudley, Bates FIN Charles
ton with 4s passengers.
March 14-steamer Rowan, Rothwe for Fayetteville, by
e. J. Lutterloh.
5-Steamcr Zephyr, McRae for Fayetteville, by Il D.
15T s Mail Steamer Gov. Dudley, Bates for Charles
Brig A. H. Wass, Marshall for New York, by j. H. Elan
ner; with naval stores, Nc
Nlarcn lC-Schr Dart SOmerS for Ihadepha, by J. ii.
Flanner with lumber
16-Br Brig Fanny, Chadsey for Halifax N. s, by Mas
ter; with 6SS bbls tar 100 do pitch 90 do rosn de- spirits
turpentne.
Schr H. p Russell Bennett Baltimore by Ellis Rus
sell Co; with so bhls spirits tupentine % do. pine OIL
a3 do rosin, ii bales cotton q do yarn hhs rags cask
II tcs rice rolls leather, 60 bundles hides do. sheep
skins 1862 feet lumber.
Steamer Fanny Lutterloh Stedman, from Fayetteville
f. J. Luterloh.
March l7-Steamer Southerner Roberts, Fayetteville
by VIM. H. McKoy.
Steamer Henrietta, Perry, for Fayetteville by Master
Steamer Maj VIM. Barnet Barber, for Fayetteville, by E.
]. Lutterloh.
Schr. Lamartne Tyler, for New York, by Miles Cosn;
with naval stores, &c.
T. S. Mail Steamer Gov. Dudley Bates Charleston
with 100 passengers.
Brig Mary Farrow, Lmehurner for Portland (Nle } by
Correspondence of the Wilmington Journal.
CoNwAYBoRo S. c., March 18th, 1853.
Arrived, March 9Th, Schr Joseph Tremble Pendeton fin
Charleston, S. c. mdze. S. Pope. T. H. Holmes, Buck Il
Beatty. and others.
lOth-Steamer Fairy, Capt. L. H. Moye, from George
town, s. c., mdze. to B. d. Beatty Buck & Beatty T. II.
Holmes, w. S. Reeves, and others.
Cleared March 2th steamer Fairy Moye for Georgetown,
S c naval stores, by d. w. Jordan.
PASSENGERS PER STEAMER FAIRY, FROM GEORGETOWN.
Miss Buck Miss Beatty. Mrs Beatty. Mrs. lilly, Thos. S.
Tiy Thos w. Beatty B. d. Beatty, T. H. Holmes and lady,
VIM Pope W. Barnes, J. Barnes L. B. Turnage, J. II. Nor
man, and on deck.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-03-18

wAsH1NGroN March 13.-Ex-President Fillmore
did not start South to-day. was anticipated, on
account of the llness of his lady he expects 10 DC
able To Lave tomorrow.