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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-03-25

CHARLESTON Match ~ Cotton. Tie trahsactiors
to-ay reached 1871 Bales a f rsnge Of prices from %
III cents, classifeafions. - - - ~
NEW ORLEANS. March 10. S.4o z. MI Cotton ras
active demand Saturday and IL 200 bales were ia
still declining and 400 hhds of Sides sold at from 14
cents-Sboulders quoted at from 5ka52 cents u ID
NEW YORK March 19.-Naval Stores-Turpentjre i
holders of NORTH Cohnty s ask "a 50 8 $50 H. with
are ore readily obtained at present prices than large
the usual difference. We Dotcc further sales of 1000 bs
Wilmington Turpentine at 81 $50 " $50 d.; 5000 Wmin
81 57A 81 Is, delivered; 7rG No 2 &c
s. So IS . To-; Is bbs forced crcP White, tie
first ard only lot received and handsome 80 4 20 ID
and 700 Spirits Turpentne, 81 6sac whocsae with los
at retail at So q 65, cash. 1880
LIvERPoOL March s-Wrght Candy quote q ttop
having been steady with fair business up TO inesta
when prices declined 3D. in consequence of tho Nagaa ad
vices The market closed dull and gloomy Sses stree the
Canada le IA 900 bales Of which leculntprs sbk Ie
and exporters 0GO bales. Imports 1900 baes. Fair
Orleans quoted at SD; mddling 5id fair UpaAds5id
middliBg sad.
Shpley qute decline of fully Id. in Cottonsi
the Niagara Flour 3D. 3D. decline Corn unchan since
Friday. Ef 9
Bresdstas-Thers hid been large afrsals Of grain and
Fridays ratSs were not obaiHabe Maxim qaotes decline
of Cd q Is in -four. With only retail business doing Late
arrivals offering in the market. Corn had declined
Is white and yellow very dali Ohio -four rs a rs yellow
corn SIS Cd. a 32s.; white 50 33sr Wheat hal decred
Id; and wheat s. Cd. Is. 11d; white 6s I0d
a Is. id. .ss.s
Coffee acti4a Rico in moderate demand.
Provisions unchanged. a@ .. -
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The New York CrystaIPaiace.

From various indications, we strong Y inclined
The belief that the Crystal Palace in oferec
t0n in New York, will not fulfil the expectations of
The public, which have been generally excited. By
many il is regarded n fancy stock iobbng affair
c5 up TO put money into the pockets of few specu-
aor5 and others 10 the delrmtnt of the regular and
sgtmate mercantile trade of the city
Relative to the progress Of the building, the Mirror
o,he 9th says the huge skeleton has attained almost
D.s full size, measuring many feet, in each direc
on there are days in the year But it has no i'm
posing effect as yet. The bones are small, and you
AN hardly make out the form of the body. when the
.h shines 80 fully through the unc'othed osseous
ane The noble dome must rise, and the glass be
pot in before can make much of The Crystal Pa
le.
The vicinity of the erection s rough and unseemly.
The vacant lots the pits filled with water, the ragged
Dc5s yet ungraded, the relics of country Shanties
he general muddineSs Of the scene-a combine to
r2Iace thorough disappointment in the mind OF
visitor who has gone up 10 the 10th street 10 take
lOok at the place where the great Fair s to be held
The Mirror says II does not seem if the ex
blOn could be opened in May. But we do not say
shat speed may be made in the next six weeks. We
Ow that there many hands to make light work
esha re astonished if all that is 10 be done should
accomplished in six weeks, or even ten. But WE
Unlocking for very great contrast between the pre-
happearance of the Reservoir region, and tha
hch the summer will present.
Unlike the London Fair, this is a purely private
pcuatOn, which, in the of either failure Of
gwsss, il will be well 10 have generally understood
bat disgrace credit may attach to those entitled II
gIrpi he
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-03-25

NEW RooIxs avn TnE: OLD srArpi

USI received and for SALE viz: The following books
- he Lofty anf the Lowry, good in all and none all
good by Miss Mcintosh author Of two Lives etc. We
tendency. -
The Experience of Life BY E. NJ ssweh A tale by the
author of Amy Herbert. Gertrtids etc.
Napoleon in Exile, voice from ST Helena, the opinions
ana reflections the most important events his life and
eminent in his words; by Barry E. oMeara, Esq., his
late surgeon
Macauays Speeches in vols Macauley must always be
listened to and read with pleasure for the brilliant light he
constantly throws upon his subject.
Presbyterian Clergyman looking for Church by one
Websters dictionary, unabridged United States Dspen-
satorJ. Also, Ink Powder. L. H. PIERCE.
TOR SALE AT PIERCE'S BOOK STORE.-The April
number of Codey's Lady's Book and Grahaln's Maya
zne Also the Foreign Quartees and Blackwoods Maya
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senatorInI Vaenner

Inc teller OF B n. Knyon, the peu,le,,an ,.hn
was appointed by Gov. Fooe, 10 ili The Senatorial
Vacancy IN lhe State of Mississippi has beep nnblish
WI. says ne has doubt about The consl;,n,;nna II
question: lie says: Now though. after fnl az
a"l'ha'ion 81 the constitutional question invo,ved nv
own NINA is hrmiy fixed in the conviction that Won,
Po"e' u appoint IS beyond all reasonable question
yet' "as'ucn as have never been eagerly desirous
"a P"o o'"eon OF any Kind, and have ever felt the
ment OF my counrymen. especially mon ali nuos'ions
OF merely political cast, | have no disn6st;on -
enler INTO herce contest for station even NJ snch
hgh respeciabIIty, when there is so ranch reason 70
suppose That should not be sustained in the STRUGGLE
winch must necessarily take place at least IN Tho
tent which would be desirable-by the svmnathoS rs
lhose Tor the advancement of whose welfare ,Ion.
coutd desire 10 occupy in the ilIustrous bodv
LOT Whch you have Judged it right 10 DESIGNATE mo
Inc course OF Mr.. klynon is certainly very disin
e'eSeo' 'houSh we cannot approve of his decision for
Tue reasons gwen strong public sentiment NAV be
against the appointment, but is very far from
unanimous-and it might not be demanding too muck
OF me PATRIOTISM OF citizen, to saw that in case Of
hS sori involving The completeness of the Government
IL Is duty 10 have the matter tested even At como
crIhce OF feeling. and have the question settled We
cannot believe The Senate would reject a Senator 90
appointed, and regret that Gen. Foote did not Offer the
station 10 some one else The present nerlous con-
dItIon OF onr Foreign relations, demands thai both
North Carolina and Mississippi should have their full
representation in the Senate We cannot be accused
OF party feeling IN urging this point and regret The
omission in and the want of perseverance in
The other. Ii should be decided at once whether our
Government is liable, from the operations Of our sys-
tenn, TO present incomplete and djonted features in
its organization, that the remedy may be at once ap
Piled Commercial.
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TnE EmpnEss Egt.ekIEa-The follnrina- naraaaranh

HE EMPRESS EUGEKIE foIlo,x;no, naraaeoranb
rom me Partisan correspondence of The NJ Y. jour
na o u. Commerce may interest orr lady readers
:, lhe superb toilette of the Empress Eugene. so
wen adapted to the style of her extraordinary beauty,
r'ouuced a mnrmur OF admiration the entrance of
SINCE The robe was ruby -colored velvet, contras
nhg win the dazzling Wilderness of her skin. the cor
sage low and decorated with diamonds of great bril-
nancy "a rr'ere diamonds encirclcd her throat The
gnt auburn hair was drawn off The forehead Ia Ne
d'cts, tasefully arranged with flowers bows If rib
nons and diamonds | happen 10 know personally
me ladies' OF the institution in which Her Majesty was
educated and hear them speak with afeconate re-
memorance OF the excellent qualities displayed by the
Empress when under their charge. Her superior in
eSehce actlVe charity, generous and tender dsposi-
iIon are the themes which the good ladies love 70
dwell and those who have been her associates in Ia
Ter years bear testimony TO her having carried out the
promise of her pupilage''
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From the Kew York Tribune

The news from Europe is as We anticipated: Aus
-; bnlIyiDg Turkey without any apparent reason .
p"ssa in the back ground, sending one of her most
nnorIant dpomatsts 10 ConslainopIe, and giving 10
Ein both The command OF the third army corps (not of
"ee army corps, as has been enormously copied bv
rsra papers from The English prints) on the sonb.
,o frontier of Russia, and the discretionary power 10
Ironce with that force into the Danuban pfincipal
s-of course only as measure of self -dence France
rering in her policy, but inclined to back Turkey
rbIe England is exerting herself to maintain peace,
rnrkpy anxious to preSer e peace would gladly weld
49, any reasonable claims Of Austria or refer the 0ues
;on TO the arbitration Of France or England but she
smains firm when the Austrian ultimatum requires
her 10 abdicate her sovereignty regards her Roman
r,boic population. and to put them under the nro
seton of foreign power and she gives noble an.
eve; when the Emperor, yet bloody from executing
Re heroes OF Hungarian and Italian independence,
MAYS the QuIXofic part of champion of Mnntene
no. The London Times, also one of the great powers
ofEnOpe, is now, as always, the great ally Of Rus
sl and praises Austria tor commercial treaty with
pnssa which does not abolish the custom houses be-
tween them, nor Introduce any uniform tariff; which,
fact IS nothing more than preliminary step toward
pos~ibe, but not very probable customs union but
Hfch is magnltied in order 10 enlist the commercial
srmpabies of the word for the Emperor of Austria.
There but one point in the treaty which is of real
inporlance-viz: The transit duties between P:us-
ia and Austria which always were only nominal but
ave rise 10 many annoyances, have been abolished.
What is to be the next phase of European politics ,
Everybody is that the claims of ustria on Tur-
key have no foundation whatever; that the Emperor
dAustra is engaged in picking quarrel, only be-
ause he knows that his tenure of Hungary is
ain long the very existence of Turkey remains
give hope 10 the Hungarians The arbitration of
FanCe and England will therefore surely be declined
and, according TO a German report, has already been
defined. Should England not be able 10 prevent the
rpuTe--and there is not much probability that she
will I've able TO do it-then Austria will march into
Bosnia, while Russia, without declaring war, will &C.
cupy the Danuban prncipalies with a corps dobse1-
ration, which IS 10 back the propositions of Prince
Nenchikof in Conslantinope-of course claiming The
surrender of the Suorna to Austria and eventually,
together with the bay of Caaro, TO Russia In such
case Turkey can only resist by inviting Kossnth to
-r aid, and meeting Austria by attack in Hungary;
md Hungarian war, however commenced, will be
fact war of the nations against the princes war
If liberty agans: despotism
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Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF WILMINGTON, NORTH-CAROLINA

ARRIVED.
March 2l-Steamer Chatham, Evans, from Fayetteville
to T. C. Worth.
Steamer Zephyr McFas from Fayetteville to J. & D. Nc
Rae 4 Co.
Steamer Evergreen, Watson, from Fayetteville, to VIM.
schr Washington, Patterson, from Wiscasset Me, tie J..
H. Chadbourn X Co.; with hay and brick:
22-U s Mail Steamer Gladiator, Price, from Charles
March 2lISchr Arthur Enmerson Tubb., FIN Plymouth,
to Ellis & Mchel; with
22stcamer Fanny Lutterloh sedman from fayetteville,
231T : Mail Steamer Gov. Dudley, Bates I'm Charles
March 23-stean1er Douglass, Banks from Fayetteville to
steamer souterner Roberts, from Fayetteville, to VIM
Steamer Maj VIM Barnet, Barber, from Fayetteville, to
2i-Schr Julia Eliza Thompson from Philadephis, to G.
24@U. S NJ Steamer c. Vanderbilt Burnes, fin Charles
ton, with AZ passengers.
CLEARED
March 22-Steamer Zephyr, McRae for Fayetteville, by
schr Sally Ann, Stowe for Hyde county, by DeRosset
e. s Mail Steamer c. Vanderbilt, Burns, for Charleston
March 22Steamer Chatham Evans for Fayetteville, by
steamer Rowan Rothwe for Fayetteville, by E. ]. Lut
2steamer Fanny LutorlOh, stedmsn, for Fayetteville
by E. J. Lutterloh: o., c...
seh Henry Line for Baltimore by George Harrs wiz
23-U s. Mail Steamer Gladiator, Price, for Charleston
March 23-Brg Annawon, Hardy, for Portsmouth, \; H.
nv Ellis Russell 4 Co; with 100 bbls. PITCH $1,000 fee
Scbr A1aric Rogers for N. York by peRosse Il Brown
with g3 bbls rosn lis do spirits turpenne, 81 bales cot
| ton do warn, 1914 bush. pea nuts. .--
81 Rrc Maria T. Wilder. Coffin. for Boston, by Jas IL
ChadbonT2 CO.. with So 900 it, lumber, $50 bbls rosn
Schr Dacotah Mankin, for New York. by Freeman 4
| I4omston. with naval stores, &c
n9 R; p Brown AImy Havana, by J. Hathaway
Son; with 20 bbs spirits turpen'he' ~ no. tar ~ o -"
Steamer Mai VIM Barnet, Barber for Fayetteville, by
! J. Lutterloh. ia. CI.u,.,
| ton with 70 passengers. 80. = 5.Fs-3
M.p1Nr DISASTER NEW YoBK, March 20th-The schl
Mary from ae lies II S wen. ana ashore r 9n
nrobably be got off without material damage.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-03-25

Market this morning. highest quotations, with good
enquiry for the article (aher upward tendency in price,
SPIRITS TURpENTNE-Thero private transactions
Thursday and Friday last supposed IS q gallon
We hear of transactions since. Holders Arm
asking So cents and upwards but buyers only Offering 80
cents . gallon RosINWe learn of only transaction in
Rosn this week Tuesday 800 bbs sold 81 10
y Dbl. TAR-Saes Thursday, Friday and Saturday Of
go bbls 81 80 q bbl Monday the pc. advanced 20
cents and sales since then of about 900 bbs g y bb
market firm, and fair demand.
PEAsSae yesterday from of alo of 100 bushels Cow
Peas at IS cents per bushe stock market fair ard
demand. Ne Black Eye arket and there is coed
enquiry for them The stock of Ground Peas nearly
quite all been brought in and only small parcels received this
week, which brought 80 cents per bushel.
RcE-Smau sales of Clean from store cents per lb-
We note sales since last review of about 900 bushels Rough
at 81 per bushel. ..
SALT-Rsceived coaswse about 2e5O sacks 500 of which
sold 81 and $50 at 95 per sack balance
Saturday of $500 bushels salt private
SIIHGLEs.-Are dull of sale and hear Of transae-
ton
SrAvEs.-Small boat load R. o. hid sold at sl2 y NJ
inspection
ASH HEADINo-Small lot sold Tuesday $40 p % NJ
TMBgR.-The mills have got fair supply of Timber on
hand, and the market getting rather dull Sales of the
week reach &c RATS prices ranging within classified
figures. See table.
FREIGHrs.-Remain without change i'll price There is
plenty produce awaiting Shipment but shippers are hold
ing off for reduction prices See table last rates paid
| FAYETTEVILLE, March 2l.-Baeon. 10 lie. Cotton
strictly prime 94c prime 81 9c fair 81 .
naburgs 81 lOc, Feathers. s5 Sc Flour d a So
Corn 90 65c; Wheat IS soc; Oats, 40 q 45c Peas,
Moasses Cuba. "A &c. Salt Liverpool sack, 81 70; Al
um, doc. q bush. so Is sfaqaz, 80 3 81 a1ss !. -
gain advance quotations all gadesthere were few
bales superior sold at 9tc FleurNo change D6mes-
better feeling but no decided change stock Of
goods of ali kinds very fair.-O5serrer.
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Mexican Mustang LilInlent.


Is prepared upon these mmuabe PRINCIPLES
carefully studying and experimenting with the Clements
of its composition different diseases for which
commended There guess work about it, 1t acts
upon strict chemical physiological and organic laws and
therefore be depended with perfect certainty in curing
Reumam Piles Bruises, Burns Ulcers Sprans Sores,
kind nd fo caked breasts capped hands, letters
The of bottles selling
oush of this See advertisement in another column.
The ccca Of sixteen the respectable Druggists
Baltimore that SEABLERS ANODINE CHERRY EXPECTO-
RANT AND DIARRIiEA CORDIAL Medicines of great
relief which
induce all dealers Me
dicnes To keep them for sale
advertisement in another column.
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MEXICAN MUSTANG LLnIMEHT.

TENIIE Eminent have never been cdad roT
pies Old Sores, Pains In nf the body
picatnn can reach We have hundreds Of certificates from
that have been cured Of these dssases and also a
Horses cured of Ringhoae Fistuo Wind gals
Founder, and any enlargement Of bone or h1dsc1e.
Dr. A. G. BRAes-sir My little child when month Old waS
attacked with Scad Head and for have
best medical aid in the city without benefit since
its head solid cake purchased IS Gem bottle
OF your Mustang lnimeat 10 cure sore had
ately used the remainder Of the bottle
it, UETkY
% Vine ST, ST. Louis jane 18th, 1852 .sa
This is TO certify that have Mexican Mustang tint
nent recently in very Of right
four days, when the zone snd m
Joint was well have also used the inBen
week has perfectly enred @ nS aa R9 9R
64 Duane street. New York, June 25th 1852 4 -'E. as
SAVANNAH Geo June 25th 1852 :
have used the Mexican Mustsns nv
stable, horses Sprans Calls srojs
and Sores Of different kinds incident
used upon horse which Ind been saddle CALLED
had been the habt Of using
Successful Nothing appeared to give
slider an invaluable remedy, and would not be
WIN. II. HOLMES
BosTox Nay ltt,ia52
innen on valuable horse Of SPAWN and in lo,,
days after applying the swelling down and The horse is
free from inmeness as wen az ever i
Fisiua WndsaIs any kind 10 90 al once aid
procure bottle Of this Imminent ). TlI1sON. 81 MIR
70 cents 81 ceRis and OIL bottle The
. and the 81 size times size being much
cheaper f..-ft fs os II f..e srss.r. a b 4.
G. BRAGG CO. sole prop retors Principal Deyo 9ol
Broadway N.Y. and Third and streets Sc Luis
For sale by Druggists generally, and by C DUPRE. 81
Dec a. is52.-II6-6mI Druggist, Wilmingt n NC
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REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET,
THE WEEK ENDING MARCH 24rH, 1858.

BAcos-Receipts of N. c. make, this week, have been
light, but there full supply market and sales dull
Sales have been made at 10 II cents for hog round and II
13A y ID for The stock of Western is FULL
and but little demand See table for rates, guam
tity and quality.
BEEF CATTLE-The stock in butchers hands is light and
only sufficient for immediate No receipts this week
Prime quality readily brings highest quotation
BRICKs-Sae Saturday. at auction, of 10000 Eastern
Brick at SO u NJ.
since last review about 5000 bushels per
vessels and Railroad 900 bushels of which sold So cents
y bushe balance order. and stored The stock
ket is heavy with moderate demand.
CoTToN-No receipts sales that hear of.
FLoURThere is fair stock of all brands market We
sales of Fayetteville superfne from store, at S. 12
y Dbl.
HAY-ReceptS of the week have reached about $50 balo
Eastern make and note sales follows 200 bales
Saturday auction, at 81 Is 81 SIT and SO do. do
damaged S2 per 100 TBS 80 bales sold Tuesday
81 15 The stock is rather heavy, and fair demand
LARD-We have change to note in lard Stock of 4. G..
make good and sales during the week at l0a IL cents
Is and dull.
LUo1BER-Somc ten twelve RATS River Lumber have
changed hands during the week quotations. See table,
NIOIASSESWe note the receipt from Cuba last
view of about $50 hhds Molssses of which have been
sold at 10 q 20 cents per gallon in lots to suit.
NAVAL SToREs-The receipts of Turpentine during tho
week ending to-day have been light and the principal por
ton been of the hard article 1t believed that nearly
quite years crop has been brought and that the
receipts will be confined to small parcels The article has adj
vanced last Thursdays review The sales Of the week
roach but 1900 bbs fellows:
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able ease OF Asthma, after Twenty Years
Suffering. by TIC use Of EolioMax,a Pills.

The Wholesale for the Pills in New
Wales ailndes letter Professor
extraordinary of Asthma effected Colony by the
OF these invaluable Fills; and particular
that lady residing hill named the Razorback, who
having for twenty been afflicted with difficulty
breathing and unable consequence bear the slightest
tion last used this remedy
sion, able to run up to the top of that high hill
Sold at the Establishment Of Professor Holloway Pa Strand
Temple Bar I.Ondon and
Dealers in Medicines throughout the British Empire those
of the United states in Boxes 34c. Sc 81 50 each Whole
sale by the principal Drug houses of the Un"a by Messrs
b f. ID. Sands New York. S. B. & J. A Evans, WILMINGTON,
NJ
Thers is considerable saving by taking the largest
n Directions for the guidance of aents dsord
xed O eac Box
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DIE ..
the 22d inst, Mrs. RUTH MORSE, in the

In this town. on the 22d inst, Mrs. RUTH MORSE in the
73l year OF her age
In Charleston Miss. at residence of his unco Rev.
Jas Weather by illness of week, JOHN c. LATHAM,
a native of Washington n. c. aged 80 years.
In this county, the 9TH Of February, Mrs MARdHA Z.
BAxNERMN wife of George w. Zimmerman, aged % years
and months. The deceased consistent and faithful
member of the Baptist Church. She died in full assurance of
which for the people of God when they
from their labors earth.
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h7ARRIED.

In this county the 18th ins by the Rev. Mr. Black,
Mr. JouN CowAN ORMsBY, to Mrs CAROLINE A. WILLIAMS,
all of this county.
On Mtchels swamp Onslow county. n. c., the 10th
inst, by John A. Coston, Esq Mr. WIN. CosToN, to Miss
PENNY HEwATr all of Mitchel's swamp.
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IALoR1c rNGINE FOR THE NAvY.-Captain Ericsson
has made contract with the Navy Department to
construct Tor the Government a model Calorc Enrne
OF sky horse power-such engine as Capt. F.
put up in the Navy Yard before the next meetine If
Congress. ~
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Norr-River Lumber, Tar and Turpentine, sold in the
subject to the expense of landing Inspection
eooPerage Sc say on Lumber 80 cents to 81 per NJ lar
and Turrentne about 10 Is cents per barreand for
val when brought errailroad about the expen
incurred. *For dry Virgin mixed Turpentine
deductisn is made according to quality.
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THE FASHIONS FOR SPRING AND SUMMER or
l. 1853. SCOTT BALDWIN are opening
and e.assortment of SPRING EASSISisRIs
AND EESTING recent mrortatons direct from Europe.
The assortment will be exhibited for few days only We
solicit call from the Gents of Wilmington We are a. usuJ
al prepared to make these goods measure the most
approved style Call during the week . -t.....a
SCOTT & BALDWIN,
Merchant Tailors Market st. door below Whitaker
Piano and Book Store March 81.
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TUE WORLDS FAIR will offer extra inducements to
the travelling community, and we beg to say to all such
as may intend to leave town this summer, sell
the best and cheapest TRUNK or CARPET BAG in VII
mington. We wH sell less than any other house The as
sorment Will arrive soon SCOTT & BALDWIN