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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-29

DEFINED Pulvarzed Soda Saleraius, in kegs and
IL boxes, very choice article fer sale by
S. E. GILBERT & Co.
jyl6 Sycamore near Water.
CCOTCH GINGHAMs..-e cases received this
= dsv an' TO, sale by z yaiS JAMES E,,I Low oo
II OSlER " 1900 doz mixed Cotton hose receiv-
j and for sale by JANES Low Co.
jyl6 All Main Street, Louisville.
ON CHINTz.-eeaseso OIL chin.z. MiIler's brand;
" do Printed do do do;
On hand and for sale by JAS. Low CO;
je29 Az Main ST., Louisville, Ky.
InOESKIN CASSIMERE.-Ieepie pieces Doeskin
- Cashmere just received and for sale by
je29 JAMES LOW * CO., az Main st.
ICLOUDED WHITNEYS.-a5 Bales direct
" importations, received and for sale by
je29 JAMES Low & CO., 4lI Main 81.
DLANKETS.-5 Bales Blue Blankets:
sale BY ieSs JAS. Low e. CO., Az Main Of.
DLEACHED COTTONs.-loo cases assorted
: jsas S'AA''' ~ '.j JAMES Low & CO.. Az Main St
OSNABURGS.-25bale bales A osnaburgs for sale BY
" jee9 JAMES Low & CO., AZ Nam st.
M USQUITO BARS.-5o0o Musquto Bars, syds
jeas JAMES Low q CO.. AZ Main st.
DRINTED SATINETS.--so cases received
jeas g. " JAMES Low & CO.. AZ Main st.
NTOUsLIN DE LAINEs.-lOo cases on hand
LIZ i.as ans lot 'A' JAMES Low CO.. AZ Main St.
NEGRO BLANKETs.-lo bales Grey Negro
~ Blankets hand and for GALE b.
jeso JAMES Low & CO., Az Main st.
GOAT LININGs.-lo cases, all wool, Goat Lin
jee9 JAMES LOW g. CO.. AZ Main ct.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-29

TAvA C0FEEE.-l5 Pocket. very old and supe
y rior for sale by jyl FOSTERS & BROWN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-29

roHN C. DEvEREUX, JR., Wholesale and Retail
al dealer in Wall Paper. Fire Screens, Window Blinds
Teasters Wrapping and Roofing Paper, Lamps Phosgen
Gas etc. &C.. Main street, between First and Secon'
.s,-ests' [augl0 ly
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-29
NUMBER so.
LOUISVILLE ADVERTISEMENTS


WTE win continue to sell all brands OF American
wv Prints at cost for cash. Our stock will be yer!
large comprising nearly every brand made in this coun
70 which respectfully invite the attention OF deal
ers. lyl9 JAMES Iowa Co, 4l7 Main 81.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-29

FLOOR OIL CLOTHS AND MATING.
lust received ut the Evansville Carpet store io'
d Mating and Oil Cloths of the various widihs'
pcs 4 and Ga Check Mating;
A. and Ga Whixe Mating;
e.4and "A Oil Cloths lew patterns, at
COLBURN & HERSHBERGER'S,
mye7 Corner Of Main and Water SITS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-29

PREPARED Br &C. AYERS, CHEMIST, LOWELL, MASS.
PSold in Evansville Wholesale and retail in Prince
ton, by X. B. Hallock; i'm Pesersbuigh, by Adams &
Campbell; and BY the Druggists everywhere throughou
the State. my27
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-29

RLACK VELVET RIBBONS...ao Cartons
- black silk, all widths:
100 ps black silk Lace all widths received this day
ana ior sale by JAMES Low & CO.
yyIo All Main Street. Louisville KY.
M BILE OVER COAT BLANKETS.
sale by JANES low e. co =
EIo 4i7 Main Street, Louisville.
SATlNETTS a. CASSIMERES...5 cases
~ Printed Sattnetts, different colors:
cases Slper Blue Sa.netts
New style Fancy Cassimeres received and for
safe ny JAMES Low & CO.
1yl5 AZ Main Street, Ie usville KY.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-30

T TAKE pleasure in announcing to my town and country
patrons that have returned from the North with fresh
and well selected stock of Groceries, Persons wishing to
purchase goods my line, will do well to give call be-
purchasing elsewhere, atter myself that do
well by purchasers any in the place(dcang hon
e4tly)
am truly thankful TO patrons for avors and
hope continuance of the by the addition of their
bringing their friends with them the Cheap Family
Gerry Store North Water street, next door to A
nets and will find such articles named and too
All Canal Flour warranted and if proves otherwise than
good, taken back, and more given in the place.
GEO. H KELLEY.
Hhds: P. f. Sugar bbs best Brown do bbs coffee Su-
gar bbs crushed dos boxes osf do bags Laguayra Coffee
bags Rio do. bags OLD Gov Java do bhls Hiram Smith
Flour half bbls DO do bbs Extra Cana do half bbls
do do do: bbls Fayetteville do boxes pale Soap,
boxes do. No do. half boxes do do do boxes Pearl
Starch half boxes do do and bb of Soda Crackers do
do. Sugar DO; Dbl Pilot Bread boxes Adamantine Can
det; Boxes Stewards hard Candies do Yeast Powders,
best boxes of Salaratus do Cab Soda boxes of s w.
Collins Axes do. Collins Brod Axes; boxes Simmons do;
do. Cheese boxes best Mustard bbs of n o. and Cuba
Mola<ses Pickles; Teas Catsups; Ink; Grind stones
Cranks for Grind Stones Water Buckets brass and iron
hoored painted Buckets Cedar Tubs Painted Tubs Shoe
Thread; Spun Cotton: Indigo: Cinnamon Mace Matches
Cloves Selves brass iron and hair; Willow Baskets; tlour
Buckets Buffers Rice best Brooms; Scrub Brushes
Irish Potatoes Onions Boxes ground Pepper Excelsior
Soap &c, &c., and many other articles. [Sept 80, 49,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-30

s ssg. l. sgs ,s,s s 5ss
ginf i%s g
E WSss.s s sSo g. seFsss5sd aSS o.
as Green ofy Lard po es Rye Moiry S
Woe 9aSss s e Alum 0ushsl OO@G ooo 90
notice advance on last ' wesS co dull
notice sales Of new at l1k Principal sales at ,0l mar
Spirits 5Sss sellers ask CO. Turpensi1 s. O.
:. NV NJ. YORK. Sept A-ts days previous Iarpentn
and the consequence IRE
though prices at the close higher Resin Wit;
se lEs' d s9Ppy {; P BEEN
inc rde 200 hbls Berne urpentine It $6 E@Goo s,
g. eah and g. .e sh ors including @
eo.n, e 81 s1sSSS eee ,s s 200 Wmng,op
including s Ns 81 g 0gny S5@sl 81
Tar in lots. 50 as, cash, ""u 'OO
Rice Ihe market is heavy without change in prices
butthe better descriptions are inquired for &
of the week embrace ab9u. 700 ties at 1904 So and 70
Cleaned here, on terms not made public
NEW YORK. Sept 26..Naval stores-The market
assdsd G h better for Spirits qsn,iae with
%siss'ss : ss; ~
- eSS a s%1 e. o.
for Cork and market at 2Oc and 75c
NEW YORK. Sept Cotton sitter. with sales Of 22so
fIour ana uOvant--saIeS ut SlGaS6
state, 1886 SO for common good Ohio and SOC
90 62t for Southern Wheat 81 81 for Genesee 81 IS for
Weser" white and 81 40 for Southern. Corn-Saes at 81
cents for mixed and 81 cents for yellow Coffee decline
&c sales of Rio at lie Sugar-Cuha SIC and cts fr
Orleans Whiskey 27t cents y gallon Mess Pork $40, art
Prime do $l3 p hbl Mess Beef$l2 So Cut Meats-Sale,
at II for shoulders, and 81 for hams Lard liz lis
cents y ID.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 27.-Cotton has declined from a
half odd 80 Of ..s cent Mdng
Rio commands from 1Ca q 1Oa cents y b.
BALTIMORE. Sept. 27-Flohr- Of Howard street
Flour at &C. City Mills S. and 500 bbls ut SIS I2-hc
lacr for Immediately delivery Bacon-Sides, ST "a sBc
shoulders Tic q Lard in bbls III llae in kegs ~
q in hhds About "a 600 bushels heat offered
and mostly sold to shippers and nilier at 1913 25c t
red to l32 a 1860 for good to prime white Very choice
for Family fuor l3s q I40c Corn sold at 20 q Il 70
white to "a IS cts for yellow Oats at II @ re for
to prime and Va do 81 Soc; inferior do 80 S6c,-
Sales of Pa. Rye at Soc No Md or Va do. offered w,
quote nOminay at ~ q 75c. Flour firm sale of 20
bbls Howard street Sc
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-30
Marine Intelligence.

ARRIVED.

ARRIVED
Sept 24-Sehr L. p smith, Suites fin New York, to De-
Schr H. Halock, Pow, fm New York. to J. II. Fanner;
schr F. Weston, MalOy, from Philadelphia to George
Harriss; with mdze.
Steamer southerner Jones. from Fayetteville, to w H.
McRary.
Steamer Rowan Barber from Fayetteville, to E. Lut
Steamer Alice Rothwen, from Fayetteville, to JOS R.
schr. sas E. Hand Kelly, from Boston, to Geo. Harriss;
with stone for Fort CasweI
Steamer Henrietta, Allen, from Elzabethtown to Vessel
25-U S Mail Steamer Gadntor, STREET. from Charles
Schr Elouise Jones, from New York, Miles Costn;
with mdze
schr. Jonas Smith, Furmnn FIN Savannah, to Miles Cos
3ehr Alfred Barratt Baker, Philadelphia, J. H.
! F2anner with mdze.
Schr Golden Rule N1aeomb, from New York, to J. R.
26-U S. NJ Steamer Wilmington Burns, from Charles
2l-Schr Emma L. Cotrell, Cottrell from New York. to
26-schr Alice, -, fin Savannah, to Miles Costin;
with sack salt.
schr Cyrus Chamberlain, Halves, FIN Boston, to Rankin
New schr James II, chadbourn, (of Wilmington, N CD
Wainright FIN Charleston to ]. Fl. Chadbourn Co.
Brig Tartar Sheer, fun Charleston, to Adams, Bro Il Cos
sohr Onward, Smith, I'm New Haven, in ballast, to Adj
Schr Harvest, Williams, fin Boston, Adams, Bro &
Schr e. S Powell Crazy, FIN New York, Geo Harriss;
with mdze.
steamer Fanny LutterlOn, W
E. J. Iutterloh
Steamer Graham Hurt from Fayetteville, to T c.
Worth
27-U S Mail Steamer Gov Dudley, Bates from Charles
27-Schr II P. Russell Dggs, I'm Baltimore, Russell
s Bro with mdze.
Brig Eliza W. Denton. Savin FIN New York to Miles Cos
tin with mdze.
Br Brig Rapid, Bernard, FIN Newport, Eng via Norfolk
Va to ]. s. D. McRae & Co; with iron for n. c. r. +.
Schr VIM, H. Smith, Jones, FIN New York, to DeRosset
& Brown; with mdze.
Steamer Douglass Banks fin Fayetteville to Jno. Banks
Br Brig Kyante, Good from Newport, Eng to }. 4 d.
McRae & Coz with iron for N c. r. r.
2S-Steamer Alice, Rothwell FIN Fayetteville, to JOS r.
Blossom. ~
| gu. s Steamer Wilmington, Burns, from Charles
ton with 81 passengers.
CLEARED.
25-U s. Mail Steamer Gov Dudley Bates for Charles
ton with Il passengers.
Brig Albert Adams Snow for Boston, by Adams, bro q
chr J. Ireland Frambese, for Boston, by Adams, Bro 4
Co: with naval stores. :. . ~,
26-U Mail Steamer Gladiator, Sterett, for Charles
ton with IS passengers.
Steamer Alice Rothwel Fayetteville, by r. Blossom
26-Schr. Laura Harker, for Shaottc, by DeRosset &
| Brown;
Steamer SUM- Rush, for Fayetteville by los ]. Lippitt
27-Steamer Fanny Lutteroh Stedman for Fayetteville
. by +. J. Tutterloh
U. s. Mail Steamer Wilmington, Burns, for Charleston
! with - passengers.
27-Bremen Brig Dettemar Havighorst Port Plat,
by kddcr MARTINI with 80 900 h lumber 80 900 shingles.
2S-Seamer douglass, Banks for Fayetteville, by John
Banks.
29-U S NJ Steamer Gladiator Steret, for Charleston !;
with l4O passengers
29-Schr West Wind Burnett, for New York, by Rankin
Martin; with naval stores
DISASTER
Schr MIRANDA, from Boston for Wilmington. n c., put
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-30

r,,nopTANr Treasury CIRCULAR Modification of
jTs Tarif-The following circular has been ad-
dressed by the Secretary of the Treasury, to num-
Lor of prominent New York merchants which indi-
'otos that he intends to recommend to Congress
come alteration of the present Tariff
Treasury DEPARTMENT Sept 90. 1888:
SIR The increasing revenue and accumulatng
mount of money in the Treasury, render 1t most
nrobable that the tariff will be made prominent
fFnbicGt Of discussion and examination with view
urednction during the approaching session Of Con-
lass In the meantime and at as early day as
5ov he 7 am DESTROYS to obtain from the most rel-
ba sources the best information OF the working of
o nresent rates of duty upon the leading branches
If industry of the country and of the effect to be
ovnocted from the proposed notifications.
Understanding that you take an interest in this
Inject. and have given attention to it, and
rbaps have been in situations to place within your
zach very valuable information, you will much Oh
igp me by communicating to this department your
Jews thereon and by furnishing lists Particles
subject to duty which. according to such views,
should be duty free and of such other articles on
which the present duty should be reduced.
The existing tariff having been designed general
Ic and substantially for revenue and for fair and
nnaI operaOn both or between the various sections
IF the country and the various branches of industry
tbb same objects should undoubtedly be kept in
iaw and the reductions, if any shall DO made
phonld be so arranged as to afford equal particl
ba,ion ia the benefit of every interest and to every
oction Articles which enter into our manufactures
and those which do not come into competition with
American products those about which there Will
doubles he the least question.
Resides these objects in the proposed reduction OF
the tariff of such arrangement as will afford pro-
portional benefit and relief to every portion and in
terest in the country there is another which ought
6v no means to be disregarded-I mean. to abridge
the Iabors IF the custom houses This object will
he consulted by adding to the free list articles OF
general consumption and articles paying little du
ty, which but for this consideration might properly
be made subjects of revenue.
! am, very respectfully, ~
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Of =
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: MARRIED,-

In this town. on the 22d inst, by the Rev Mr. Jaison
Mr.. OLIVER KELLEY, to Miss Anna A. WALKER.
In this town. the 22d inst by the Rev c. Finney Mr.
ROBERT S. RADCLIFFE, to Miss REBEccA ANN ORRELL.
Near Little River s. c. the 9Th inst. by Rev. Thos
G. Rogers, Mr. MAHAM GRIsT, of Brunswick Co N c. to
Miss SARAH s. HEM1NawAY
In Putnam Muskingum county. Ohio. the 10th instant,
by the Rev. Mr. Leonard Mr. Asa A. BRoN, of this town.
to Miss RowENA S. CrsH1Ne, of Putnam.
At Laurinburgh, Richmond co by Rev Geo. Gibbs, on
the I'D inst, Mr. HAYES W. BEATTY Miss CATHARlNE,
youngest daughter of the late Neil MeLaurin
On the 10th inst by the Rev Geo. Fenne at the resi-
dence of Geo j. Moore Esq in New Hanover county, Ow-
FENNELL Esq late Sheriff of this county, Miss ELLEN
T., daughter of the late Capt james Moore.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-30

The testimony of of the first mercantile firms in Vr
ginia. Truth is mighty, and HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE
T1NCTURE every where produces the happy results
PoRT ROYAL, Va, July 27 1852.
Messrs MORTIMER & MowBRAY-GENTs: We have again
to send order for of truly wonderful Hampon
Vegetable Tncture Since first tried it has sold with
out effort and have not the first person who has
not been greatly benefited by its gentleman
ncighbohood was induced to try the 1incture for vio
lent paation of the heart He had suffered much from
it that he said he had prayed for death He had taken but
three doses when he assured he would take five hundred
dollars for the benefit he had derived, and that he should
to remember with gratitude for calling his at
tention to so valuable medicine. Yours truly.
GRAY & PENDLETON.
HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE is the puri-
fer of the blood by its mild but powerful action the so
ach Liver and Kidneys, will cure Dyspepsia. Cough, Asth-
Bronchial and Lung Affections, Consumption Scrofua,
rheumatism, Govt Pains in the Breast Side and Back,
Neuralgia: Fisula Piles, Bowel Complaint, Worms, Ner-
Debility and Female Medicine it has equal.
The world before such of homo testimony
given any other Medicine. Call and get pamphlet
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-30

''lF YOU'RE COMING, WHY DON'T YOU COME ALONG"
So Nose" was wont to say, aforetime, and it en-
bodies g good Bit of practical philosophy. Every
new Engine shrieks it-every Railroad is
cord of it-every line of Telegraph exemplifes it
every new medium of advertising illustrates it, The
is destained to be cosmopolie. 1t began with in
divduaIs; it is going with nations it will end
with the world
eff you're coming, why don't you come along y
1t is uttered in almost all tongues, in almost all
lands 1t has rung around Christendcm the iron
bedstead of Procrustes has been left behind with the
torch and the fagot 1t has sounded like slogan,
through the political world, and the old fOges'
among the bagga ge-wag CONS and the wounded
1t has electrified the realm of literature; prose is
becoming the living voice of humanity and poetry,
its echo. The old Ramage press has given place to
thong ht that moved at funeral pace rushes on
in tremendous charge. - The old Guard and
" Maron's men, were nothing to ii.
"If you're coming, why don't you come along ~
g Six PAGES to the 'front.' is the word to everybody
and everything that wants to be listened to look
ed at you have anything to say. say it; if you
have anything to do do it if you wish anybody to
see something. show it, &c If you're coming why
don't you come along"
1t used to take six men to make pin ; now one
boy, a pull, clip and two strokes do the business
Once cradles rocked the grain for the garner
now, whirlwind on wheels cuts threshes and
bangs it in breath.
Once fathers and mothers had the precedence by
few years /; now bellies with dolls, and beanx in
pinafores distance the 81 old folks at home,' and
take up the cry of the world If you're coming, why
| don't you come along y
! Once they crossed the Atlantic in hundred
DAYS now let them exceed ten, and somebody halls
them from the lands end, as they heave in sight
$ If you're coming, Why don't you come along y
N. Y. 1rt6Gne.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-30
The curative pronerties Of 1OIIoSvny's Oin1mcn It
and pills daily MftestHd.

All ranks of society and medical both home and abroad
speak of these Incompatible medicines the fattcrng
and that the of chronic
those which considered ncurable, Ioloways ONT
has been truly ecacious when used and there
putting the fact that ooways Pills tie best family
dcie known tried These admirable will
bad legs however nvetreaby diseased likewise rheumatic a
fectOns ganduar swelings,
scurvy, scrofuIa, or
Sold at The Establishment Of Professor Holloway pa Strand
near Temple Bar London and by all respectable Druggists
Dealers in Medicines throughout the British Empire and of those
of the United states, in Boxes 37!c, 81 so
sale by Drug the MeSsrs
e. d. Sands New YORK; S. b. & ]. A. Evans, Wilmington
n e..
There is considerable saving by taking the largest
n b. directions for the guidance disorder
affixed to each Box.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-30
what which Is the best-VermIfnse Worm
lRsHr

w nat or which Is the best-VermIfnge Worm
Destroyer:
Is question daily and hourly asked by parents
the health their children. All who acquainted
the article, will inmed atelv answer,
DT. M'Lanc'S Celebrated Vermifuge.
It been known
dies that be used friend lately
lowing statement in reference to this Vermifuge.
NEW YORK, September 25, 1852.
GentemenA young lady of acquaintance had been
long time much troubled with advised her TO
DR. Mnes Celebrated Nermituge She accordingly purchased
and took VIAL which caused her discharge
large quantity She Immediately all
the dreadful symptoms accompanying rapidly
recovered her usual health The lady does not wish
mentioned her residence, however 320
she refers to Mrs IIariie, No 3 Manhattan place
p. Dr. NJ Lanes Celebrated VerUnifuge,
Pills. be had all respectable Drug this
EPurchasers will please be careful ask for and take
but DR. MLANES VERMlFUG f. All Others comparison,
worthless For sale Wilmington, n. c. by WIN. H. LIP
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VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND FOR SALE.

"a THE Subscriber will sell his plantation the 5h of
4 November next by auction. The tract contains
hundred and situated the Six Runs mile from
the Road leading from Warsaw to Clinton, FIVE miles from
the latter is of the best farms in the country for
producing Cotton, Corn, &c There is large dwelling
house, good kitchen out-houses The most
excellent There sxherse crop cleared. and of
the finest lands clear that be found the Six Runs
This is heavily timbered with red and white Oak The pine
land is of the very quality with twenty thousand
to Dor. The situation is decidedly healthy.
Owing my Affections, am determined to- sell. and will
sell, only by auction, at o'clock NJ the premises.
J. w. MOSELEY.
Sampson CO., N. c., Sept Both, 1858 4-ts
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DIED.

In this town. Monday the 18th inst ROBERT HENRY.
of George and Eliza Jane Alderman. aged months and
Is days.
In this town. the 18th inst MARY SIMAsoN, of
James +. Sinason, aged Is years.
Near Little River, in n. c., the 18th ins Mr. SAML
HICKMAN, aged 80 years mouths and days.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-30

OUR BUSINESS in this place will undergo change the
~ first of October next All indebted to will
please call and pay and those who have claims against
against business connections Rocky Mount and
Rchands will present their bills before LIST of October next
Orders for wholesale establishments at the cities of
Philadelphia, Pa, and Newbern, c., will be attended to
at establishment here South side Market street.
STERN & BROTHER.
Wilmington. n c. August a. 1853 3Ol-2aw-5l-t1o.
So Commercial copy a week until LIST October.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-30
as DOZEN UMBRELLAS.

HAVE just received my fall supply of Umbrellas Blue,
1 Black and Green. American and Scotch Ginghams all
Sizes from % to 20 inches doz Silk Umbrellas from 20
"a inches Also few large Buggy Umbrellas black and
brown My UMBRELLAS are manufactured to order. and
warrant them be superior any others sold in this
market. Inspection invited. G. MYERS,
Sent g. No. Granite Row.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-30

TOPSAIL ACADEMY.
THE EXERCISES OF THE SCHOOL AT TOPSAIL
ACADEMY, will be resumed Monday, the Sd day of
October J. w. Murphy. A. M, Principal Terms of Tu
ton heretofore Board be obtained good houses
in the neighborhood, at moderate price.
NIGH n. NIXON
Sent. 29.-T234t-4-4t1 Prast. of Board Trustees.
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FREIGIITS

TO NEW YORK.
Turpentne Rosin, and Tar, yer barrel,..$ 90 as 60
Spirits Turpentne, ........ do.... 90 20
Cotton, per bale, % 90 a 81
Cotton goods and yarns, per foot, ........... q
Ground Peas per bushel, :6 o
Lumber per No.. 5 90 W
TO PHILADELPHIA. -
Turpentine, Rosin and Tar, per barrel, 40 IS
Spirits Turpentine, do 90 ~
Ground Peas, per bushel, .
Lumber, per NJ, to size. IS SO 90
Cotton goods an yarns, per cubic foot. 6 o
Rice IOO lbs HI3
TO BOSTON. -
Turpentine, Rosn, and Tar, per barrel, $3.50 20
Shirts Turpntine .......OO 80
Lumber. pcrM.... 90 90 a 10 81
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-30

Notice Mariners.
The Light Boat Horse Shoe Shoal. a little below New
Inlet Cape Fear River, c.. will be removed from her
ngs repair the 81 of October following, may
be absent five days Her place will be marked by red bar
rel buoy. d. p. WOODBURY., L. H. msp'r
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NOTE River Lumber Tar, and Turpentine sold in the
subject the expense of landing inspections
erage. &c;<ay Lumber 80 cents to 81 y NJ: Tar and
pentine about 10 Is y bband naval stores
when brought per railroad, alb mt the are in
Cured Flor dry Virgin mixed Turpentine deduc
ZION is made according to quality.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-30

TUST RECEIVED-A general and splendid assortment of
j PERFUMERY and FANCY ARTICLES, suitable to
Fall Trade. TOILET SOAPS and LUBIN POWDERS ::
80 200 HAVANA CIGARS. A fresh and large supply of
DRUGS, MEDICINES. and CHEMICALS. 100 of
French aud English QUININE. A large supply of WHITE
LEAD just received. For sale by
Sept Is. SO III -tf-3-l G. & D. DUPRE.
sJ- Herald and Commercial copy.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-30

THE firm heretofore existing between BOYKIN & NOR
ISEY. in Clinton, having been dissolved by the death
of RICHARD B. MORISEY, notice is hereby given to all
indebted to said firm forward and make payment
ISAAC BOYkIN who is authorized to settle up the bust
of said copartnership.
All persons having claims against said firm requested
to present them to the undersigned.
ISAAC BOYKIN.
Sept. 3Oth 1858 AT