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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-08-05
Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF WILMINGTON. NoRTH-cARoL

ARRIVED
July 30-Schr. A. J. DeRosse Brewster, from New York
to DeRosset & Brown; with mdze.
U. S. Mail Steamer Vanderbilt, Burns from Charleston,
with IS passengers.
Aug. brig A. H. Wass, Marshall, from New York, to
J. H. Flanner.
q. S. Mail Steamer Gov. Dudley Bates from Charleston
with 70 passengers.
Steamer Gov. Graham Hurt, from Fayetteville to T
c. Worth
Steamer Fanny Lutteroh Stedman, from Fayetteville, to
E. J. Lutterloh.
2-Steamer Rowan, Barber. from Fayetteville, to E.
Lutteroh
U s Mail Steamer Gladiator, serett, from Charleston
2-Schr Radiant. Whehurst from Shallotte. t. J. II
Chadbourn & CO.; with naval stores.
Schr. E. S Powell Coffin, from New York, to Geo Har-
81 S. Mail Steamer c. Vanderbilt, Zimmerman, from
Charleston, with l20 passengers
4-U s Mail Steamer Gov Dudley, Bates from Charles
ton, with 10Y passengers
CLEARED.
Aug. 1-Schr Henry Mutt; Garwood: for Philadelphia,
by George Harris; with 955 bbs rosn 324 do. spirits
penne 81 bales yarn Is do mdze q boxes d. 81 600 feet
lumber.
Steamer Brothers. Creole for Willis Creek, by J. Banks
with boats in tow.
u S. M Steamer Gladiator, Sterett, for Charleston with
60 passengers.
Aug lst-U. S. Mail Steamer Vanderbilt, Burns, for
Charleston, % passengers.
2-Steamer Fanny utteroh, stedman for Fayetteville
by F. ]. Lutteroh.
u S. Mail Steamer Gov. Dudley Bates, for Charleston
with Al passengers.
2-Steamer Evergreen, Watson for Fayetteville, by w
H McRary; with one boat in tow
3U s. Mail Steamer Gladiator, Sterett, for Charleston
with 81 passengers.
Steamer Gov. Graham Hurt for Fayetteville by T. c.
Worth.
3-Schr H. P RUSSELL Bennett. for Baltimore by Russell
Bro with % bales cotton 32l bh rosin ISL do. spirits
turpentine, 40 do. pine oil, 20, 900 feet lumber.
4-U s Mail Steamer c. Vanderbilt, Burns for Charles
ton, with IS passengers
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From the Z. S. Fireman's Journal.

BOSTON, June 9th, 1907
HAMPToN's VEGETABLE observation-disclosures Mortimer &
Mowbray of Baltimore have conferred great blessing
humanity in their purchase from the dscoverer of this eff
cacious medicne-Dr Hampon-the privilege of manufac-
turing it. We have received several letters from old
quantances resident in Baltimore. who for past
tism in their worst forms, and many other distressing
plants by overe1posure to climate VIC
lent exercise of the lungs and general debility of the system
arising from impure blood with every of whom instant
relief and at last posture cures hare been Effected.
information from reliable sources reaches the
public press consider it duty mankind give
it all the publicity in its power
Our readers, South and West may rely upon the
mendaons of friends in relation to this medicine and
those North and East, only that if agen-
ces exist among them for the sale of the VEGETABLE TING
TURE remittance of One Dollar to Messrs NJ. NJ Bslti
more will insure the reception ola bottle of it.
See advertisement to-day. For sale by c. D. DuPre
Wilmington, n. c..
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NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS

WOULD suggest to the travelling public visiting Charles
ton, not to fail in calling friend, James Hurst pro-
prietor of the Merchants Hotel of King and Society
The good Cherry found therein is second
thing but the urbany of its host and the uniform good and
unaffected tone of its society," being all ranks of
eers who indeed constitute the great number of geuss
behaviour essentially calculated place travellers their
Joined to splendid Improvement made by the pres
proprietor there be found his table all the deli
caces of the The selected by himself
and noted for their civy and attention in fact you
will always find Hurst particularly determined give
and comfort those who may favor him with their patron
age; and think there will be found to regret the
forts of their home. TRAVELLER.
Aug. ), 1853. 4S-3t*
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TO TRAVELLERS AND OTHERS.

TNE undersigned has completed arrangements where
by he is enabled to convey PASSENGERS from MARIS-
WILLIE DEPOT on the Wilmington and Raleigh Rail
Road, to LONG CREEK, i'll New Hanover county. Fare
81, each way.
He also prepared with good Stables and abundance
Of Provehder) to keep HORSES for any length of time.
Price 60 per day Those who may leave Horses With
him, may rest assured they will be well cared for.
In a short time, he hopes to offer better ENTER
TAINMENT for his friends and Others who may him
with their custom, than he has heretofore given them
liberal patronage is respectfully solicited the great
est efforts will be used to give satisfaction.
A. d. BORDEAUX
MARLsv1LLE Depot,
IL miles from Wilmington, 49-tf
s. 1853.
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HoIIoway's Ointment and Pills radical for
Skin Diseases, Cutaneous Eruptions, Ringworms
ScorbutIc HumOurs.

The vrulence of complaints very much increased by
the upuriv the blood therefore, cleanse the is the
st step towards checking banefu effects Of these maades
there medicine efficient for this
purpose Eioloways Pills with which should be applied his
combined there disease OF
the skin that can For of
old wounds bad legs ganduar swengs and ucerous Sores
these medicines uncqualed
sill AT inc Holloway, 24 Strand
Inea Rar London respectable and
Dealers in Medicines throughout the British Empire and those
Of the Inted states in Boxes 374 &c. 81 So Whole
sale by the principal Drug of the Union by Messrs
B. r. ID s.. b. & j. A. Evans, Wilmington,
n c.
There considerable saving by taking the largest sizes
directions guidance patients every disorder
n; cd h RoY
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How to- get rid Of Worms.

THE SIMPLEST THING IN THE WORLD
You have only bottle of MLanes Celebrated Yer
mfuge administer according to the directions accompany
ing each vial fails give immediate relief and
fecy safe for young The following testimony favor
of Celebrated Vermifuge handed short time
ago. ~, v >,,, e ,cso
Irend mine purchased administered bottle Of
Manes Celebrated vermfuge child of hers four years OLD
which brought three hundred and four hundred
vormsmany of them large The child is WELL and living
in Remington place further particulars, inquire OF Mrs
Harde No. 8 Manhattan place. nm,
s. Dr. MLanes Celebrated Vernifuge also his Liver Pills
can now be respectable Drug Stores in this city
will careful to ask for and take none
Int HR M'LANE'S VERMIFUGE All Others in comparison
are worthless. sale in Wilmington N Ca by Wm H. Lip
nj Druggist
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EXECUTORS, SALE.

IN Thursday the 25th of August 1853 undersg ned
~ Executors of the last Win of the late WILLIAM H.
BEATTY, will expose to sale by public Auction Pleasant
Retreat the late residence of their all the perish
able property belonging to said estate. and consisting prn-
cpay Of the following articles and etfects-that
Household ana Kitchen furniture Horses. iu.eS Cattle,
Hogs, Wagons. Carts Farming Utensils Corn, Hay, Lum
ber Boat of about the capacity of $50 barrels and
other articles credit of six months will be allowed and
the purchasers will be required into bonds with
good and sufficient surees secure the amount of their
respective purchasers.
H. w. BEATTY,
G. B. MALLETT, Executors
w. II. BEATTY,
August 9th, 1853 49-3w
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$50 REV ARD.

WILL pay Twenty Dollars for the safe confne- EsM
ment and delivery to me of my negro man WIN ~
who ESCAPED on the 2oth u 80 WIN is 10 years old
black, with smooth skin speaks quick but
and kind He probably lurking about Lisbon, making
his way to Wilmington Traders to Richmond and Will
mngton, also Conductors the Rail Road earnestly
requested look for him. Information thankfully
ceived S. B. kIIIETT.
Clinton, August lst, 1853 2Sl-2t-42-lt
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~AKE NOu,IrE
MARLsv1LLE Depot, }
IL miles from, Wilmington,
August 5, 1853.


DERSONS who have accounts of longer standing than
three months, requested to settle, longer indul-
gence cannot be given
Work for the country be paid for, satisfactory
reference given upon delivery This rule will be depar-
ted from.
We have for sale cheap Tar Machine, built according
Vers Townshend Co.'S Patent, of good materials and
workmanship, warranted tight. Also, small Engine
manufacture 81 inch cylinder p feet stroke. Give
a call before I. releasing elsewhere.
SUTTON, SOUT1MAYD & CO.
5th 1853 4S-3w
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AN OLD BooK.-We recently examined a copy of
the Confessions of Saint Augustine which was prin-
ted five years before Columbus sailed on his voyage
westward in search of a new world The work IS
in Latin, hut the words abbreviated to sucs an
o,t tho revelations of the venerable saint The face
Of the TYNE is clear and the mechanical execution
Of the work is as good that of most of the publ
cations issued three hundred years afterwards
O"'-0--' Boctoa Transcript.
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MUSIC,

TISs T.. NJ BOWERS, respectfully informs -
lNl the citizens of Wilmington, that she is TT ST
prepared to give instructions on the PIANO FORTE at
her fathers residence the of Orange and Old
Boundary streets From her experience in tenchng, and
close application hopes be able give general
satisfaction to all who may favor her with their patronage.
Her terms will he found to be moderate.
July 3Oth, 1853. 279-lm
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TNHR OUCH BY EXPRESS.-I have just received by
Express dozen of the much admired Straw Alboni
Hats which for STYLE beauty, durability and cooness have
been surpassed by hats this Those in wait
ing, be fitted by calling Immediately. at the Hat Cap
Store, Granite Row. c. MYERS, Halter.
NORTH CAROLINA UMBRELLA STORE-The de-
~ mand for sale of Umbrellas is rapidly increasing
The best stock in the State be found at No. Granite
Row.
Also few fine Walking Canes, for sale low.
Aug s. C. MYERS
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LITTLE RIVER. 6. CO. Aug LIST, 1858.
Arrived, July a. schr Laura Whtehurs with mdze, to
T w. Gore. D. w Jordan, w. j. Gore, and Others
Schr. D. P. Woodbury., Davis to T. Randall.
Schr Champion, Chadwick, with mdze, DR.. L. Frink
and others.
Cleared July 49, sch Champion, Chadwick with turpen
tine for s. B. Standard and others.
3lst, schr D. p Woodbury., Davis with naval store for
I. Rand III and others
Schr Laura Whtehurs with naval stores for D. W. Jor
dan andO
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MARRYED

IN this town, last Tuesday morning. by the Rev. Dr.
qrane Mr. ]. CoTToN to Miss EsELINE j. daughter of
j. Ballard, Esq -
In tbs town. Monday morning, lst inst, by the Rev
NJ 81 Grier Dr. THOMAS B. CARR, to Miss CAROLINE R.,
daughter of Isaac Northrop, Esq.
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REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET.
FOR THE WEEK ENDING AUGUST 9TH. 1858.

TuRPENTNEThis market has ruled steady since Thurs
day last and prices remain the quoted that day
of years crop brought lowest quotation of Tues
day The receipts and sales os week reach 1905 barrels
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OUR MOTTO rs "To PHASE


o. Wilmington Saddle, Harness, TNSN F:
NfNsTRUNK MANUFACTORY u. 1fAsAe
keeps constantly on hand large assortment Of Goa,
Gig and suIky Harness; Lady's and Gentlem,t
Saddles, Brides. Whips &C.. Trunks, Valises, Sac
and Carpet Bags. Sntchels fancy Trunks, SC. Always
hand large supply of String Leather and Fly Nets
all other articles usually found in such establishments
of which he be of the best material and
manship and will be sold low for cash, short cred
prompt customers. .-.
Saddles, Harness, Trunks, Medical Bags, &C., mad
order Harness and Coach Trimmings sold at fair ri
persons buying to manufacture Whips at wholesale
All kinds of Riding Vehicles bought and sold
sion. JOHN ]. CONOLEA
Sept 10, 1851
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WONDERFUL, YET NONE THE LESS BEAUTIFUL

IF you will go to WH1TEHURST'S GALLERY, 0,
Messrs Policy Harris Store, Front street, the VIII
matter will be explained by the excellent and
ting operator, Mr.. B. F. HARRISON whose experience in
beautiful art of Daguerreotyping enables him TO
among the first artists in this profession. With all his h
afabily and kindness If you give him opportuni
he will steal from nature its most lovely smiles We
advise all who perfect and never-fading likeness
go Immediately and don't forget to enquire for the IVORY
STERREOSCOPIC DAGUERREOTYPES they
and beautiful beyond conception having almost the inf ~
bilty of life You viii be impressed at once with The
that nature can copy that which nature made Rooms
from clock to sunset. Hours for children from 10 to-
o'clock No choice of days for adults.
Is. F. HARRISON & CO
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Sister you happy!"
Yes, Deacon, feel as though l was in Belize
bulbs BOSOM"
mot Beelzebub's ,"
"WelI, some of the patrarchs, don't care which"
Here, you little rascal walk up and give an &C
count of Yourself Where have you been o.
AFTER the girls, father
boy p
mo, sir, but mother did,
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DoDGE-The g liquor law is working wonders
down East as the following extract OF letter by an
apotlecary dwelling in Portland will show: man
came rushing into my day or two since, as II
something dreadful was the matter-with eyes stared
wide open, and his counenace flushed and excited
He grabbed off his hat, and ran in behind the counter
where was, and exclaimed with such emphasis that
my hair stood end: ''For Gods sake TREND DO
'ook on the ton of nv head what is it-whats on
nv head % looked, and told him saw nothing. He
yelled out, Why you fool, can't you see that Eve
got HAIR on my head =! and then turned on his heel
and ran out of the shop again at great speed stood
meditatng for about FIVE minutes, when, on looking
about me- espied that tuo pint bottles of alcohol had
diSoppeaTed
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Wilmington, July 21st, 1853 27l-4:

NEW BOOKS BY EXPRESS.-July l9th.-IIelen y,
~ Arthur or, Miss Thusas Spinning Wheel by Carroll
Lee Henz. Hildebrand The Buccaneer and the Card
nal published in Vol. Gleasons Pictorial Harry Cow
dae's Courtship and what of it. by the author
Frank Fairlegh. Red King or. The Corsair Chieain
The Old Red Sandstone, by Hugh Miller. Thackerys l.,
lures on the English Tnoriss Of the Eighteenth Centur'
ence of Life by f. Nj. Sewel. Rife Rangers; by May
Reid. For sale at S. w. WHITAKER'S
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NEXT TO THE LAST CHANCE.

WILL be sold on Saturday, the 18th August, TWEl
w VALUABLE LOTS OF LAND lying the Y
mington and Manchester Rail Road, about and a. 8
miles of the Whitevie Depot, at place called Pl
LOG better place cannot be found the road to
goods and get pay for them, too carry tho Dsti
business We will also SELL at the same time, good II
PENTINE STILL AND FIXTURES, and q LOT
TURPENTINE. A credit of six months will be civ
note and good security required.
SMITH, JONES & CO..
Julv % 1883 36-ts
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TABLE MOVING TESTED IN North CARoL1NA.--The
DanviIle Register contains an account of test to
which table moving had been subjected in the good
county of Caswel. North Carolina, at the store OF
Messrs Blackwell & N1itchell-and which resulted
adversely to the rappers Mr.. Cordy Whitehart'
who had been humbugged by the rappers somewhere
into belief in table moving, when Mr.. Jno. B. Black
well "a real strong minded common sense many offer
ed to Whtehart that if he would allow him to select
six men of unquesonable veraciy to test the exper.
irnent he would bet him 800 that the table would
not move three feet in two and half hours. The
bet was TAKEN the selected, and the day appoint,
ed A pine table Is by "a inches was ordered, and
on the appointed day the parties assembled-judges
were appointed. and the men who took seats round
the table under the direction of Mr. whitehall sworn
by a regular justice of the peace The top OF the Ia
bic was solid, and without nails and it placed on
glass The persons around the table obeyed the dl,
recons of MIR. whitehall, and sat for two hours and
half at their posts but the table did not move a
lot. The money was paid over to BLACKWELL and
Whitehart was the loser by that much for his Gre
dulity.
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WHAT WE WILL DO. We will sell you a Trunk,
w Carpet Bag Vasse Hat Box less than any other
house in Wilmington Our assortment is extensive, and
made of the very best articles We have few of French
Tapestry Bags-a beautiful article. Ali win be sold very
low figures Cali before you leave town. and examine the
assortment, at SCOTT d BALDWIN'S, Market st.
cnnv
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GUGAR-100 bbs. Clarified Coffee, Granulated, Powder
y ed Crushed Loaf New Orleans Porto Rice and Mus
ycoado Sugar, for sale by FREEMAN & HOUSTON.
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. DEPRAvED STATE OF SOCIETY IN AUsTRALIA.-It
Is said there are about 500 English convicts from
Van Dtemans Land, in Melbourne, Australia, and
Vicinity, and on meeting in the street, think
nothing of presenting pistol to his breast and de-
handing his money. letter from Melbourne to
we Newark Advertiser, after recording numerous
a8Sassinations, says:
. In going to Forrest Creek Campbelrs Creek,
oGnd'g0 and Golden diggngs, you pass through
%nat Is called the Black Forest, dense and thick
SSo o ABOUT twelve miles in length The other day
se fouc OF us were passing through this forest: we
"9na th'rty-fVe who had been stuck up, (that is,
oo'ed and then tied up to tree,) and poor fell
"%' who unfortunately had but thirteen shllings
and sixpence, was tied to a tree, and his body filled
With shot, which they had fred at him. suppose
because he had no more. I hey also stuck up a
!ouag lady within sight of her fathers house This
Was never done here before. and accordingly you
"YJudge of the state of society,"
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lou Hatter me- said an exquisite the other day,
9 %noustache
ho. oF heavens sake, man," interposed an Indiana
&r a. don't make that chap any tlatter than he is
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Anecdotes of Webster are always acceptable-es-
peoially new ones. Here is one, for which we are
indebted to a correspondent of the Boston Trans
cript. In the summer of 1928, when mere lad, I
was at Swifts," in Sandwich. My then school
master was there also, and from him had the tale.
John Trout was the welknown sobriquet of the
fisherman who attended amateur anglers their
excursions John was not remarkable for his We
racity, but quite otherwise, when his success with
the hook and line the g subject of his story
One day he "out" with Mr. Webster Both
were standing in the brook patient walters for q
bite, when MIR. w. told John how he caught large
a very large trout, on former occasi' n. "Your
honor" said John, q that very we'll for a gen
teman But once, when was standing down by
yonder bush, took fish weighing"-I forgot how
much, but, of course, many ounces more than the
great lawyers big fish. All John, john" ex-
claimed Mr. Webster, = You are amphibious an
imal-You lie IN the aUdfer and you lie out Of it,"
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TIRESH FAMILY GROCERlES.-Just received Il
landing from various vessels: Fine fresh Butte
H. Smith and iopeor Flour, in bbls half bbls and bag
Fulton Market Beef: Sugars and Teas layer and bunc
Rasns Almonds English Wanuts Prunes Pecan Nut
Ioa Froeysrs er,"n Srnn q Nf III a pa
ardnes. in third half and whole boxes Rio Java and
guira Coffee: besides boxes of Wheat Hommony; ana
every kind OF Bird Cages. G.. DGPRE CO,
July Is, 1858 Corner of Princess nd Eront-sts
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SINGULAR CIRCUMsTANCE.-A Child S1raNoacin o.
an Eye-lt appears that daughter of William c
seventeen months old, had as it appears, some time
unknown TO lis mother, swallowed the eye part of a
so called hook and eye. The child grew very i'll,
greatly to the alarm of its parents, when they were
at length compelled TO call medical aid, when after.
wards the eye was passed from the little sufferer, by
the means of large worm, some nine ten inches
in length having passed guided itself through each
of its tangs or parts by which the eye is fastened BY
and further to the establishment of all who saw it. al
ter lapse of fortyeght hours, IFS wormship Matched
some dozen or more of its young, whilst laying in
bottle OF water. Strange as it may appear to the
practice of physicians, well as fortunate for the
child cases of the kind seldom if ever met with
by many. Had it not" says the physician, been
for the worm coming in contact with the eye, in all
human probability it would have proved fatal 10 the
child. Parents and those who have care OF children.
especially infants, cannot be too careful-Doyestown
Democrat.
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i, DEsCovERY.-A certain deacon in one of our
towns, who was very Jealous advo
%s tor the cause of temperance, some years since,
w. hot summers day, employed carpenter TO make
J%s alterations in his paror. In repairing corner
NE mob board near the fire place, it was found
%tessary 10 remove the ire-board; when, 10! a
Mares nest was brought TO light, which aslonished
workman most marvelIousy. brace of decan-
y .sundry junk boles-al containing something to
SHe ca pitcher, and tumblers, were costly reposlng
en snug quarters. The joiner, with wonder-sricE
"unteEancc, 10 the proprietor with the Intel'l'
SS %' Well, | declare,' exclaimed the deacon
I st Is curious, surely. 1t must be that old Capt
ell those things there when he occupied the preml-
n @'rty years since" "Perhaps he did," return
We discoverer: but, deacon, that ice in the pitch.
SF ADJUST have been we'll CONCEALED to have remained
w 50 long time !"-Boston Post.
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LOOK OUT FOR COUNTERFEIT.

WE have just received per Schr. +" JONAS SMITH .
w 50 dozen of Wolfes pure Scheidam Schnapps,
quart and pint bottles and jugs.
There Schnapps sold here under the name Schcy
Schnapps, which the pure article. We advice
the public to be on the look out.
VESSEL & EILERS,
Sole Agents for Wolfe's pare Scheidam Schnapps
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NorE.-River Lumber, Tar and Turpentne, sold in the
water subject expense landing inspection coop
erage, &c.;-say Lumber SO cents to 81 q NJ Tar and
Turpentne about 10 Is cents u bband naval stores
when brought per railroad expenses
curred.-*For dry Virgin mixed Turpentine deduc-
ton is made according to quality.