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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-05-13
REV lew OF TIE WILMINGTON MARKET,
FOR THE WEEK ENDING MAY 18TH, 1858.

BACoNWe have little change to note in North Car
DINA make. The receipts per Railroad during the week.
have been fair and sales have been made from store at 0a
IL for hog round and l2@12t cents u 10. for hams
Stock market fair and sufficient for demand The stock
of Western is good and sales from dull at 7@7t cents
for shoulders and sh@9t cents q b. for dcsas quail
ity.
BErswAx-Is in demand and sells readily quotations.
See table
BEEF CATTLE-We note the receipt this week of only
small drove order The stock in butchers hands is fair
the season. and sufficient for demand Prices rule from
10 cents q H. as to quality.
CorroN.There is good enquiry for this article the
ceipts SLIM and note only small parcel having
changed hands on Friday last at 81 cents f9 1b.
CoRN-No receipts to note this week There is full
in store and moderate demand Last sale at So
cents y bushe MEAL is in fair supply, and sells at 65@70
cents u bushel in lots to suit.
CoFFEE-Marke we'll supplied with all descriptions, and
have change to note in prices See table for store
rates, as to quantity and quality
FLoUR.-Northern brands remain without change with
fair supply. We note advance in Fayetteville brands
and sales during the week at SIS for fne and s. 2 S. 300
S. IS for supene from whar and store in lots wanted
HAY-Recepts of the week reach only 80 bales Eastern
make which sold from wharf at 81 10 70 100 s cash. Fair
stock in market, and moderate demand.
LIME-No receipts.
LAED-No change in n. C. makc-stock fair, and
small sales from lOa@ll cents y b. Western nom
nal at quotations
LUMBER-Wc note the sale this week of only one boat
load about 40 900 feet at SIS q NJ for flooring boards
two RATS market awaiting purchasers.
MoLAssEsCuba is selling from wharf 49, 800 20 cents
y gallon, cash and time, in lots wanted.
NAVAL SToREs.-Our review of Thursday last left the
Turpentne market firm at 81 for virgin So so for yell
low dip, and 81 60 for hard with fair demand prices ruled
steady above quotations until Wednesday last, when
advance obtained of TO- Is 20 cents virgin and Is
cents yellow dip The receipts continue light, and not
sufficient for disters The sales Of the week reach about
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-05-13
FACTS CANNOT BE DOUBTED.
Let the Afflicted Read And Ponder!

alone testify to the remarkable cures performed by
CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.

alone testify to the remarkable performed by
CARTER's SPANISH MIXTURE.
T1IE great Spring Medicine and Purifier of the Blood is
used by hundreds of grateful patients, who testify
% S the y h bs
matsm, Scrofua Erupons the Skin, Liver Disease, Fe
1 os o FeS" anSD Of the k s6a Sc hs
Bones and JOINTS speedily put to flight by using this
great and inestimabe remedy.
compare with it, 1t ceanse the system Of all impurities
gently and efficiently the Liver and Kidneys strength
the Digestion gives tone to the Stomach makes the
Skin clear and and restores the Constitution enfeebed
by disease broken down by the Of youth its
For the Ladies, it is ncomparaby better than i'll the
metics used few doses of Carriers Spanish Mixture
thing the check give elasticity the STEP and improve
the general health in remarkable degree beyond all the
large number of certificates of remarkable perfor
med residing in the city of Richmond Va by the
there no humbug about it. The press hotel keepers
gstraes physicians, and public well known the
muny all add their testimony to the effects of this GREAT
Call and see few hundreds of the certificates around the
bottle.
None genuine unless signed BENNETT & BEERS. Drug
gsts: 49,
" 7. W. DYoT TT SONS, and JENKINS HARRIS
BENSETT HER. No a25 Main St., Richmond Va
And for sale by WIN. II. LIPPITT,, Wilmington \; C..
and Druggists generally. MAY IL, 1853 s6-ly
CIT ToBAccoF % f1sr?g q spG H4TRs
GREAT BARGAINS :-GREAT BARGAINS!!
Positircty Selling of at Cost far Cash.
q HOFFMAN & BRO. wishing to change their bust:
D ness offer their fine and well-seected stock of FANCY
AND STAPLE DRY GOODS at New York cost.
They would also to those who have not supplied them
selves for the present season. call purchase from them
and thereby save from 20 80 cents the dollar.
Purchaser wanted for the entire stock
EXTRA NOTICE.
LII indebted to date, will please call and
A settle their accounts immediately as We are very anxious
to close our business in this place.
Nav OH IS53 2O9- 3t-36-2t
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Foreign Items.

GENERAL HAYNAU's CoRPsE.-A most exraordn-
airy account has reached US in a private letter from
Vienna TO a high parsonage here, and has been the
talk Of our salons for tile last few days Ii appears
that the circumstance of the death of General Haynau
presented a phenomenon of The most awful kind on
record For many days after death the warmth of
life vet fingered in the rig ht and left leg of the
corpse which remained limp and moist, even bleeding
slightly when pricked. No deIusion, notwithstand
ing could be maintained 10 the reality ofdeath for
the other parts of the body were completely mortified,
and in:ement became necessary before the two limbs
above mentioned had become either stiff or cold. The
writer of the letter mentioned that this strange cIrcum
stance has produced the greatest in the minds of
those who Witnessed it, and that the emperor, had
been so impressed with it that his physicians had
strictly forbidden the subject to be alluded to in his
presence. [Pars correspondent OF the Atlas.
The Houston Telegraph has received specimens of
The wine manufactured by Col. w. E. Crump, from
the native grape, and thus comments: He has
succeeded in making white wine from the Mustang
grape, which we consider far better than the best
samples of CataW ba wine that we have received from
Cincinnati. The red wine he has made from the same
grape is of an excellent quality and resembles the best
cIaret. He has also made wine from the Winter
grape, which ridens late in Autumn. This wine has
delicious flavor, is of deep red color, and
hIes the red Rhcnish wine. The experiments which
his enterprsng gentleman has made in cultivation of
The native grapes Indicate that the wines Of Texas will
soon be as much sought for by amateurs the best
wines manufactured from the Catawba, Scuppernong,
Or Isabella grape. We are confident that the vine
IAN be cultivated 10 lar greater advantage in the
natlng region of Texas than in any other part of the
ynon The climate and soil of this region resemble
hose of the best wine growing sections of Europe and
Asia.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-05-13
co-PARTNERsHlP NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE subscribers inform their friends the public rene
ally that they have entered into Co-paftuerhip under
the firm of DRRAY GRANT for the purpose Of trans
ING BIZ SINESS in all its different branches at the old
stand of t. H. GRAFT next door to the Custom House. Wa
ter street, and would be glad to their friends any
time r.. II. GRANT.
49, T. MURRAY.
wilmington, N u, April 10th, 1858. 195-lm-33-6t
Nov LANDING-As splendid assortment of TRUNKS.
CARPET BAGS AND VALISSES, selling at less
prices than elsewhere in Wilmington Being agents for
manufactnrer enables us to sell very low for cash
May 10th. SCOTT N BALDWIN,
MAY Sth.-This maraings .nzchsees of New Books per
Express continued Key Encle Toms Cabin: the
adventures Of Arber Syringe, with the complete Trial.
speeches and Conyction Of the mnrerer yoa Clara Nor
land; Vlete; Curse of Clifton; of life: Lady
Bird; jack and his Preceptive Lessons
tor the flue, price -. s. w. whitaker.
F0LI0S.-A very handsome assortment of expand
ing Foos for Music and Letters and French Pads for
Desks Just received and fer sale at
May9 $ w WHITAKER,S
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-05-13
LIPPITT,S SPECIFIC.

For the Cure Of Dysentery, Diu1hGa and Summer Com
1LuintS.
presenting this justly celebrated Medicine to the public
make rash assertions of its efficacy any hope
held out to the afflicted which facts do
This remedy having been for years used i'll this place. for
the of the above diseases and those arpertang the
more extensive scale with view to lessen the of
human suffering have known it to fail when the d
rections have been strictly adhered to.
Many useless nostrs have been pamed upon the public,
and hestated for time until thoroughly convinced of
its efficacy
Extract Of a letter received from S. J: Carroll
BALTIMORE January 10th, 1851.
VIM. H. LPPITT Esq,-Dear Sir:-I have hesitation in
saying that your Specific is the best Medicines
for Dyse"tsy Ps'rhGa &c. You possibly may reoollect
briefly the facts had tried every thing that had seen
start twenty-five Homeopathic NJ Ds begaa to despair,
when kindly offered your invaluable Medicine, which
'"'00 me SnS''0"''S' ours ''G J: CARROLL.
wnurSerox, n. c., August 18th, 1851.
W. H. l.pFrr Esq-Dear Sit have used your Spe-
spoonfus effected complete cure-in the other three had
WV AIM ~'''' ITHOs:' LoRINc, Ed. Commercial.
HARREL1-'s STORE, New Hanover county, n. c.,
October 10th, 1851 !
Dear Sir- is with pleasure state that have used your
Specific for the of Dyscntery Diah@a &c. and have
after remedies have failed recommend it with
confidence to the public. Respectfully &c;
SAVANNAH Ca, December Goth, is5l-MR WI. II. LIP
PrT-Dea Sir 1t is with pleasure acknowledge the won
derfu effects of your Medicine for curing Darrha or
complaint satisfied it the under God, OF
saving the life first of my Child and then of my Brother-
Asmy Brother given up by two of the most eminent Ply
sicians this place. Richardson aad Gregg and when
consulted the latter as to the proprety trying him
low he said might satisfy myself that had left nothing
untred but he did think that Medicine would be of any
him But thank God he mistaken we saw the
sautary effects in "a hours and in ten days he able to
be out of bed remain yours, very truly and gratefully.
VIM. BAILEY.
Prena red and sold bv WIN II. IIPPTTT,
Druggist Chemist n E. Corner Front and Market street,
Wilmington, n. G..
a liberal discount will be made to Dealers
May l3th 1853 3b-6m
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Wholesale. Prices Current.

N. c. SHEETING,
% yd.. q 8
do. YARN, % b q 10
NAILS, per ID.
Cut.... ..6a a d
Wrought: -: 10 q I2a
NJ IVA = CnHnD Z <
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prices ranging within classified fgares Good long s
timber Is in fair demand brings hsgAas quotations Zoe
table. = s.
FREGnT-Ne change to note IN prices Vessels get
ting and produce accsmulating Shippers are,
however, holding of for reduction in rates See table fog
last rates mid
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T1INE CUT TOBACCO-For chewing or smoking. at
T. May 10. WILKINSON IL ESLER'S.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-25
Taxes in Worcester.

We have compiled the following table from
the Assessors Books, giving complete list Of all
the Persons, Corporations, and Firms in this city.
which are taxed for ten thousand dollars and up.
wards, giving the valuation of both real and person
al Estate of each, with the amount Of taxation
thereon. We do this to crafty the curiosity which
is generally felt the subject but deem it pro.
per to state, that, after all 1t furnishes no very
correct aud reliable evidence of the actual relative
or positive wealth Of the individuals named. Fol-
instance, there are some who hold a large amour
OF real estate for considerable portion of which
they may be owing, yet taxed for the foil vaIu
of the estate. On the other hand, there are ndi
viduas, large portion Of whose properly is EN-
ployed in business, in firms in which their names do
not appear, and the firms are taxed forlt. Others,
still, have considerable portion Of their propert,
invested in real estate business, in other places
and taxed for it there. In these cases. of course
the valuation of these persons is just so much small
er than the actual amount Of their property.
We have arranged the list according to the ward.
in which the persons liUe, although, in many in
stances much of the property lies in other wards
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-25

AEoIHER GREAT CAVE IN KENTUcKY.-Mr
p g. McLane, Of Mississippi, and others, partially
explored a cave recently in Muhleuhurg county, ten
miles south Of Greenyille The cave was first dis
covered last winter By person who tracked several
racoons into il. Mr. Mel and his companions, went
in, as they supposed about two miles, when they
came to pit which they could not pass for want Of
a ladder, but they saw that the cave extended be.
yond. While travelling the 2 miles, they discovered
eight or len branches leading of IN different direc-
tiOns Of them apparently larger than the direct
avenue. A peirhed monkey, as perfect 10 shape as
il il were alive, was found in the cave some weeks
ago, and understand that il has been sent to the
Worlds Fair in New York.
The Muhlenburg county surveyor intends making
an examination Of this cave soon, and he will give
US an account Of t.--Lovisrille Jour.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-25

FREE DEMOCRACY IN VERMoNT.-The
Free Democracy of this State, Says the Brandon,
VT, Post) are full of life and hope, and await
contest with slavery minions with an eagerness
and calmness alone possessed by those who are
conscious of The right, and are determined to do
battle for it. On the other hand, the Baltimore
faction of the party seems rent 10 pieces. The
Bennington old bunker Convention, which met
few days since, broke up in row, without ac-
comprising anything. Mr. Robinson was present
and an attempt was made to approve his nonna-
ton, which acas rejected. In other counties
strong symptoms of discomfort with the party, its
creed, and its candidates, have manifested them
selves, and in Washington county the old line
Convention passed Free Soil resolutions We be-
lieve the great body Of the Democracy of Yer
mont are Ptsburg and not Baltimore Democrats,
and that certain leaders and whippers-In will find
out that fact at no distant day.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-25
0bt Doilp spy.
THURSDAY. AUGUST IS, 1889
Eg-The news from Europe is definite, as relates


sB-The news from Europe is definite, as relates
to Russia and Turkey. The former is 10 recede
from the occupancy Of the provinces; the latter is to
concede TO the Gar the supervision OF the Greek
church in Turkey The British and French fleets
will retire from the DardaneIes, and the armies Of
the Moscovite emperor viii evacuate Moldavia and
Wallachia. This whole affair reminds us Of the
memorable occasion referred to in historical rh ,me
when "The king ofFrance, with $4,000 men. march.
ed up hill and then marched down again.''
Well. it is pleasant 10 think that the ruin and
pine incident to cruel bloody, atrocous, unreentng
war, viii not fall upon Europe during this fall in
the coming winter. The kings and princes of the
East have made this concession to the spirit Of SUM
boring revolution. They have consented to be at
peace because they know that fearful danger to their
thrones would be awakened with the boom Of the
first gun.
The continental correspondents Of the British
press still continue to describe the kosa affair
one Of serious moment. They say that Austria
means 10 make something out Of IT. 1t is plain that
she cannot make anything out of Uncle Sam, SO shs
turns her attention to Turkey. The Grand Turk,
beset by the Russian bear seems 10 be voraby stu.
aed for the designs of the black vuliure of Hapsburg
NJ. Bruck, the Austrian minister, is therefore bus.
lily engaged in an attempt to impcate Turkey in
the affair as much as possible, with the design TO
force her make some concession in relation to ter
Iitorial jurisdiction
The reports of serious deficiency inthe European
harvest confirmed, and give the prospect of large
shipments of -four and grain from our country during
the fall, winter, and spring.
Well, as the folks Nantucket say, it is bad
wind that blows nobody good.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-25
Police Court.

TUESDAY, August 49,
Thomas Callahan, Thomas Kelly, and Will
liam Brophy were brought up charged with as
saulting Geo. w. Baxter, Sunday last on the
Leicester Road, near the Jones tavern. Baxter
proceeding towards Leicester in an open buggy
when he overlook the defendants. They had bot.
tie Of gin with them and asked the complainant to
drink. Baxter declined their profered cvilites,
upon which they demanded TO ride he refused upon
the ground that he could not carry them all upon
which they declared that they would ride, and that
he could not help himself One CT then took hold
of the wheels of the buggy to prevent ii from moving
on,when Baxter knocked him off with the but end Of
his whip and drove away. The defendants then
commenced 10 throw stones at him, and caused him
10 lose his hat which they kicked and completely
destroyed. The complainant drove to house and
procured assistance. On returning, they found that
the rowdies had concealed themselves in a swamp,
WHEN, after an houl Is search, they discovered who
they were. Messrs. Watkins and Warren arrested
them on the 2Sd inst, and brought them 10 this
city.
The defendants admitted severaIly as evil
dence in the cases Of each other, and swore point
ourt held, however, that they we're guilty land fined
them 81 and costa, each, amounting to $I2 Co.
Callahan paid up, Kelley was committed, and Bro
ply appealed.
WEDNESDAY,, August "a
Catharine McKenny brought up for an assault
and battery George .iniant son Of Jeremiah Kane,
on the 18th Of August. Mrs. McKenny pleaded not
guilty. II seems that Mrs Kane and Mrs. McKen.
ny, who are very respectable women, have become
unlriendy towards each other, and have manifested
their enmity in divers ways On the day in ques-
ton, bowl fell from Mrs. McKenny window close
to the wagon in which the hope Of Mrs. Kane's
house laid. Mrs X, believing that this bowl
hurled with evil intent at her baby, brought
Mrs McKennY before Special Justice Weihere.
Mrs. McKenny was fined 81 aud costs, for assault,
and appealed.
Abel Toppin pleaded guilty TO the charge Of be-
ing drunk on the 23d day Of August, and was fined
ST and COSTS He was committed.
Robert Smith was brought up for being drunk on
the 18th of August He was found lying in state
of beasily inioxicatlon, and was carried to the
watch house. lie was discharged on promise Of
future good behavior. He broke his promise, how.
ever, got drunk and maltrealed his wife, upon
which he again arrested, and tried for the old
offence, his wife being unwilling testify against
him. He was fined ST aud costs, amounting 10
$4 81, with the admoniIion that If he was brought
up again he would be sent 10 the House of Correc-
tiOn.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-25
Arrival Of lhe PACING AZ Ne,r. Yorl

The steamship Pacific reached her dock at New
York, about IL O'Clock, P. NJ, Aug. % 1t ap-
pears that when four day out from Liverpool, in lat
so IA, lon 3S 10. she broke her main centre shaft,
and made the rest of the passage with only enc
wheel, with which, in fair weather, she attained
speed Of eleven knots an hour--her greatest distance
in "a hours being 240 miles.
The vessel seen ashore at Nantucket was, conse-
quenlly, moi the Pacific. The Pacific brings 10
passengers, among them Mile. Anna Zerr, Herr
Koenig, and many members Of Mons. Julliens great
band, who gave concert on board, which realized
a considerable sum- for the benefit of the destitute
children Of seamen on Staten Island.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-25

A CURIOUS SEAKE.-Mr Alfred Wight, Of
Casco, yesterday, showed us a curious young snake,
with Two perfect heads. The snake was one Of
nest Of ten little captured by younger brother
Of Mr. Wight, about fortnight since, and Of the
"strped snake" race--was judged 10 be about
fortnight old when captured, and was alive, brisk,
and lively the others. There is nothing about it
peculiar, except its two heads The body appears
perfect and each head Of itself perlec-both being
joined the body like the head Of any other snake
and each turning out slightly, the to the right,
and the other TO the left 20 to interfere with
each other. Cut of either head, and cover over The
wound with skin, and You have the common striped
snake.-Portiand Advertiser.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-25

FIRE IN New YoRK. The Pearl Street House
ia New York, with all its contents,and the contents
Of six large stores in the basement, was destroyed
by 6re,on Tuesday night between 10 and IL O'Clock
The building was six stories high, which, together
With the fact that two Of the stories were filed with
spirits, oil, varsh, &c made the efforts 20 save il
oliiule avail. The flames spread so rapidly, that
the boarders, about 200 in number, lost nearly every
thing they had with them. One gentleman, named
Brown, lost $4,000 in money and notes IN his
trunk, in the sixth story. He escaped by ladder
from the window. A lady osther all. Mr.Porler,
the lessee, lost every thing bat his books. The
building was insured Tor Az, 900.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-25
InhRmmatOry Extirpator.-A Remedy for
the Million,

Good for Rheumatism, Group, Fresh Wounds,
Burns, Toothache Ague in the Face Chilblains
Neuralgia, Sore throat, RHnrOunds, Lapsus Uier Sore
Lips, &c. klso, for Cleansing Clothes, from Paint
Pitch, Tar, Grease, OIL &c; and also Tor washing IL
Salt Water.
by eminent Chemists and Apohecaries and invariably
pronounced safe, pleasant and superior combination
for external applications. 1t does not contain in It's
composition particle of scid akali and will be
found safe, speedy and effective for all the va
rious complaints, above stated.
O. Price 25 a bottle.
WHAT The PEOPLE SAY WHO USE IT.
and my friends had supposed must live and die a
cripple, with The hip complaint But applied the In
hammatCry ExtTpator, and n one month was per-
fecty we'll JAMES WOODBURY.
want of the lnfammatory Exlfpaior
the Group. E. CARTER
Thousands, of similar testimonials can be addnced in
proof OF its wonderful efficacy
G. W. DAVIS, Proprietor, Manchester. Mass.
For sale in Worcester, at Wholesale and Retail, by
E. II. MARSH, ald d. SCOTT. oeodaw6m Jy29
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-25

RAILROAD DIsAsTER.-BufTao, Aug. % "A
serious collision occurred on The Sandusky, Cincn.
natl, and Mad River Railroad, yesterday. When
the Express train from Cincinnati arrived al Ore.
gon, it had to pass another train of cars switched
of The road; through the carelessness of The TENDER
the switch had not been replaced. The express
train, therefore, ran of the track to the switch
coming violently in contact with the other rain, and
badly smashing six cars. Wonderful to relate, no
lives were lost, but several passengers were hurt;
among them one had leg broken One car was cut
completely in two, and the passengers were thrown
on each side. Their escape was most miraculous
The train was delayed six hours.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-25

SINGULAR CAsE.--A gentleman from Lunen-
burg informs us that remarkable case of dropsy in
the chest has occurred 10 that town, in the person
Of young man by the name Of Henry. The disease
having resisted all usual remedies, DI Hitchcock, OF
Fichburg, has performed the operation Of tapping
the chest four times within year, with great relief
10 the patient More than five gallons have been
removed atihese several operations This operation
OF tapping the chest, which was formerly very rare
Is nows welelieve, frequently resored to by modern
snfgeons when drugs fail TO control the disease, DR.
Bowdich, Of this city, we understand. has been very
auccesslul with this operation. - o,n n,uannh