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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-04-21
HIP DISEASE-LAMENESS CURED,
HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE NCTURE
Head the following extract of a letter dated


WAsHINGToS March 10 1884
MEssRs. MORTIMER & MowBRAY-Dcar S;rs.-My little
contracted ameness and began lean one side during
the early part of last Summer but thought it was from
o she had acquired of standing the left foot Several
ling to believe until she became so crooked that was quite
alarmed In September took he1 to one of the hest
IN our city, who said that her spine affected and
prescribed accordingly The medicine being of no service
E ne then pronounced it hip disease and said she would
PROBABLY DC lame for life then made of much ad-
Eered and celebrated Lnimcn which said to be ben
ehc IN such and continued until the 10th of
used until the 18th VIM"
f1er suHerings becoming acute returned again to
the first Lnment but she still continued TO grow
worse and could moved without the most in
tense suffering then bought bottle of HAMPTON'S
VEGETABLE TINCTCRE, and on the third day after
she had begun it she could herself stand
up without support The little Creature So
hat she threw her hands her head and exclaimed
see can stand by MYSELF She had not been able to
DIS straight for two three months before 1t month
since she using the Tncure now walk
as we'll as before taken sick ResRBeetFlu n
Pennsylvania Avenue, near Georgetown Bridge
Washington, d. c.
Co9gh Bronchitis Dyspepsia, Liver Comp amt Scrofua
with all arrangements of the system
see advertisement on fOurth page
BADNESS POSITIVELY CURED!-C. s. E,resox,s
AMERICAN HAIR RESTORATIVE truly wonder of the
Perhaps no article offered the public received with
greater favor than this and Bald becoming
only to test the article to be fully satisfied
n B-Agents are authorized to give written guarantees
S price to be agreed upon between the parties
w
mington and surrounding county.
ASK ANY ONE WHO HAS EVER USED DR. NJ
LANES CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS.
- WHAT they think of them? Ninety in hundred will
Tell you they are the best Pills for liver
and dyspepsia that they eyer Read the following from
one of our most respectable citizens:
NEW YORK, August g. 1852.
do hereby certify been suffering from main in
side and breast for long tme after trying many
dies came to the conclusion that liver affected mme
dately comm enced using DR. MIanes Celebrated Liver Pills
and the few that have taken have already given
than all the other medicines have taken put together went
to calrvoyant to consult him after examining carefully
he advised Inc continue the MLanes Pills. that
they would efecualy w. PHILIPS
No Colu mba place.
P $ The above valuable remedy DR.. MLane's Celebra
ted Vermuge be had all the
in this city.
IL Purchasers will please be careful ask for,
but DIR. MLANES LIVER PILLS There are other Pills
purpong be Liver Pills. public sale by
VIM. II LlPPITF, Druggist Wilmington n c.
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The Society OF Dental Surgeons Of the State OF


A OMIT TO MEMBERSHIP Dentists of moral charac-
n ter, upon the applicants having studied and attended
Dental practice several years and by his being examined
and also his practice in several of his patients mouths by
committee of Dentists of the Society and the Society also
grants to its members Diplomas upon the applicant and his
practice being again examined by another committee Dem
lists of the Society," and the report of this committee
the Society votes if the applicant shall have granted him
the Societys Diploma, declaring the applicants quafca
tons to practice, sc.
Diploma from said Society has been granted several
since to the Undersigned upon the above conditions
To attain to skill in this speciality of Surgery the princ
pies of the Theory and Practice of Medicine studied
During two years. the writer witnessed the practice and
received the Instruction of of the most celebrated Den
lists in Philadelphia and by him instructed in the
of making Artificial Porcelain Teeth; and in Mechanical
Dentistry, mounting Artificial Teeth Gold Plate for
Insertion He has been engaged in practice in Pennsyva
na North and South Carolina and Georgia. 10 years and
in Broadway, New York. years where he would still have
been, but that the dust and smoke thereof thrust him
Teeth be prescued if their defective and decayed pa
timely and SkftNy filled tch gold but it is the
Dentist only who examine and judge when they should
be filled.
Attendance to Dental Practice is given from o'clock
NJ, until o'clock, p NJ Office opposite Carolina Hotel
Patronage is solicited.
Consultation is respectfully offered gratmitouay.
K SPENCER.
lmin ~. c.. 1my- laWd
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REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET
For THE WEEK ENDING APRIL %, 1854.

TURpENrINE-Since last review the market has ruled
steady and quotations without change. Some few par
cells onew virgin have been brought in and sol So Is y
25O lbs The receipts for the week have been light reaching
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-04-21
EAGLE HOTEL" FOR SALE:

g. am authorized by the Of tue Eagle HOTEL at
Iii Chapel Hill, 10 offer it for sale Miss lLIIARD who
IL has been in possession of it for about twenty years de-
sires retire to more private life.
This Hotel probably good property of the kind is
be found i'll the State Its income for several past
has ranged from fifteen twenty thousand dollars year
present rltber beyond the latter s buy.
will probably examine the property for themselves,
any farther description here is unnecessary.
Possession will be surrendered the 10th of june if de-
sired.
For further information address the subscriber Chapel
Hill, n. G.. SAMUEL +. PHILLIPS
April 81 1854 333m
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MARRIED..

In Dupln county, Thursday the 18th inst IL o'clock
M. by George Smith, ESD Mr. ZACHARIAH JONES' to
Miss BARBARA ANN SUMNER.
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oUR MOTTO IS "To PLnAsE,"
Wilmington Saddle Harness, 1NN>

HE subscriber respectfully informs the public that he
keeps constantly on hand large assortment of Coach
Gig, and sully Harness; L"dy's and GentIemen's
Saddles, Brides, Whips, &C.; Trunks Valises Saddle
and Carpet Bags, Satchels fancy Trunks Sc Always
hand large supply of String Leather and Fly Nets
all other articles usually found in such establishments all
of he warrants to be of the best material
manshp, and will be sodlow for cash. short credit
prompt customers.
Saddles, Harness. Trunks, Medical Bags, &c. made o
order. Harness and Coach Trimmings sold fair prc
to persons buying to manufacture. Whips at wholesale.
All kinds Of Riding Vehicles bought and sold commits
ion. John ]. CONOLEY
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-04-21

NorE-River Lumber Tar, and Turrentre sold in the
water subject to the expense Of landing Inspections coop
erage &c on Lumber 50 cents to 81 y NJ; Tar and
when brought per railroad about the expenses in
eurred-*For Virgin or mixed Iurpentine deduction
Of one fifth is made. according to quality.
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WILMINGTON WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.

~ 1t should be understood that quotations generally
represent the Wholesale prices In filling orders high
er rates have to be paid.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-04-21

DY CALLING at the Cheap Family Grocery, you will
ID frd that have Just received per Schr A. j. DeROsse
40 best Ohio Grit Grind Stones
IL dozen Cranks for do :;
2 Chest Of extra Green Tea, Hyson and Imperial
bbls. Of that prime Fulton Market Beef;
| 4 half bbls. do do do do
Those persons who wearing out their grinders the
beef of market will do well to call and get
| lief at GEO. II: kELLEY'S.
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EREIG HTS

TO NEW YORK.
Turpentine, .......ler barrel, .S 90 a s IS
Rosn and Tar, do. 80 90
SHIRTS Turnentine ... do. .............. 90 IS
Rice per 100 pounds gross 90 p
Cotton, per bale, -. u w Il 10
Cotton goods and yarns, per foot, .......:.
Faxsecd, per cask, -. 90 W
Ground Peas, per bushel, ......6
Lumber, per NJ Il % a IL "
TO PHILADELPHIA.
Turpentne Rosin, and Tar, per barrel, ... 80 Il 60
Sniriits Turnentine 800. :. do. 80
Ground Peas per bushel, ....
Lumber, per NJ, as to size. ID SO 90
Cotton goods an yarns, per cubic foot, ..>..,S 0
Rice per 100 lbs. Observation-Disclosures. Is
TO BOSTON.
Turpentne, Rosin, and Tar, per barrel, ... 70 SO
Spirits Turpentne, .do.... ..,.d 10 ] %
Lumber PERM. l3 90 II u!
Peanuts ~ bushel,. -...OC IL
Rough Rice, u bushel, go. ........R
Wilmington Bank Rates of Exchange.
Baltimore per C prem Philadelphia per ct. prem
New YOrk,..:i yirgnia:... :. :.
Boston, ......l {" &c Charleston, 4 '' -
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NOTICE.
THE subscriber having been appointed at March term Of
the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions of New Hano
yer county, an INSPECTOR OF TIMBER AND LUM-
Der respectfully offers his services those having business
in bis line pedging himself attend such business
promptly and with fidelity. VIM. l.. JACOBS
Wilmington, April 81, 1884 33-6m
TNRENCH CONFORMATER-Just received from the
L Importers French Conformater, taking the size
impression Of the Head of the successful work
ing instruments invented Gentlemen who have never
had the satisfaction of wearing well fitting Hat,
enjoy that luxury by calling the Hat and Cap Emporium
No l, Granite Row c. MYERS, Proprietor
IUST received per Schr. r. w Brown:
j 1 bbls. Soda Crackers;
Pilot Bread
Milk Crackers;
Sugar do;
5 half bbls. Soda Crackers
Pilot Bread;
boxes Soda Crackers;
| Milk do.
For sale cheap by c. NPRE &c co.
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STEAMER SPRAY For smITHv1IlE oRrox

STEAMER SPRAY FOR sMITHvILLE & ORION
-N STEAMER SPRAY, Capt. JOHN B. PRICE
Essz+wi ply between Wilmington and smthvile,
Leave Wilmington, Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, and
Sunday Mornings, at o'clock
Leave Smithville, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
Afternoon, at o'clock, and Monday Morning, o'clock
APassage One Dollar Children and Servants half price
FREIGHT at customary rates
Apply to Captain on board, or to
A. H. VANBOKKELEN,
March 49, IS54-l64-tf-29f No. 5 South Wharves
NEW SASH, BLIND AND DOOR MANDATORY.
BY sEYBERT d DOYLE.
In the Lazarus Building, Wilmington NJ G.
BUILDERS, either in town country, be furnished
ID with SASH, BLINDS and DOORS, of all descriptions,
prices suit the times and the shortest notice All
orders viii be attended to Immediately
Also all kinds of GLAZING done on reasonable terms
April 9Th, 1854 l79-tf-SlH
MEDICAL SOCIETY or THE STATE OF
NORTH CAROLINA.
NHE Annual Meeting of the Medical Society of the
State of North Carolina will be held in Raleigh the
second Tuesday of May och of Maya 1854 The Society
will convene at O'clock P. NJ.
Delegates Permanent Members and the Profession gen.
orally requested to attend.
S S SATCHWELL M D.,
Scc'y N C. Med. Society.
April Sd. 1854 l77-tm
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
tTHHE Copartnership heretofore existing between THAI
l. LY & WHITFIELD, in the Hotel business was dis
solved the first instant by mutual CONSENT Jas Whit
field being duly authorized to settle the affairs Of the said
late firm. d. THALLY
JAS. w. WHITFIELD.
April 18th, 1854
]. W. WHITFIELD having associated with hin, Mr.
u. d. FRENCH, late of Frenchs Hotel, Norfolk Va will
continue the business athe old stand and they atter them
selves with strict attention business to merit share of
public patronage heretofore literally bestowed the old
firm. The business will be continued under the firm of
WHITFIELD d FRENCH.
J. W. WHITFIELD,
D. d. FRENCH.
April 18th, 1854 ls9H-3S-tf
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Connecticut Election,

The following is the vote for governor complete,
though not official -
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-04-21

THE CAMEL IN AMERIcA.-The committee on Com
merce in New York Senate have reported in favor
of Incorporating the Camel Co. Of America. The
purpose of the association is to introduce the Asiac
camel into the United States for the various pupo
scs of transportation The capital stock is fixed al
one hundred thousand dollars
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-04-21

THE WAY Ed SELL Is TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.:
soap:! so"p!!!-Wc certainly must have the clean
ecst set OF in town. for sell nothing but Soap
Thomson, the fellow that wrote The Seasons" says
. Cleanliness, as a virtue has ever been claimed,
And filth, with low vices is usually named.
How important it is then, abroad when we're seen,
That persons and lined should always be clean.
These truths all assented to, may not hope
To increase the demand for beautiful Soap
RESTON & TOWNSHEND have received q great va
retyGolgates Brown and Pale, in whole and half boxes
Lees Soap; Chemical Olive Soap Varegated and White
soap; Brown Windsor Varcgated and White Cast Steel
Soap, for washing in ratr ''Thomsons Washing
Compound; transparent Soap Military Shaving Cen
tcnens Favorite Travellers do. Dew Drop; Ladies' Fa-
vote Bathing Soap Soap Powder; and Washing made
easy, one pack will make two gallons of soft Soap
April 18th 1854.
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II. SMITH & co

II. SMITH & CO.,
nEALERS IN CORN, MEAL, HOMONY, PEAS AND
- OATS, and Cow and Horse Feed,
lBEATTY's WHARF, NORTH WATER STREET.
WILMINGTON, N. G..
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OUR Steam Mill is now in successful operation We
will have power to deliver the above articles short
notice We have q horse power engine and shall run two
pair of four feet stones
Orders can be addressed to DuPrc Co. or to the SUBJ
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A LONG BoY-The Democratic Press, of Chicago,
says: here is western boy now in this city who
is fifteen years of age, aud six feet eight in
ches in low heeled boots. He is straight tall
Lake Superior pine, intelligent, and proud of being a
western product. His father and mother both
larger and taller than himself
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NOTICE.

%.
THE Copartnershp heretofore existing between GRADY
Il MONK is this day dissolved by mutual consent The
business of the late firm will be settled by them their old
stand A ]. GRADY,
April llth, 1854 ]. NJ. MONK.
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No intimation of the declaration of war (says the
London Tmes) is sent conveyed. according &c
modern practice to the enemy, but the announce
ment of the Queens determination to Parliament &c
her own subjects, and to the world is held to be a
sufficient publication of the fact all whom it con-
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FURTHER NOTICE
DElNG DESTROYS of closing up old business as
ID possible, offer for sale very low prices
entire stock Of goods consisting of Dry Goods Hardware
Hats Boots and Shoes Groceries, Liquors. Persons hav
ing claims against the will please hand them in and
those indebted requested to settle the
possible. A. ]. GRADY
j. M MONK.
April, llth 1854. I83- lw- 323m
R- Weekly Fayettev. Observer and Goldsboro Patriot
please copy month.
NJ c. BACON.-5,0 900 lbs Hams Sides and Shoulders
IN. N. c. Bacon-good article just received per Railroad
For sale by J. HATHAWAY g. SON
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE


os Daso 'SS 9 sn5e5 4d ssga ~
fs[s bg..5t F:y Ayery45 Byna 4so2s sussr Is
Total 2ss ba. sugar : "''S' *
.s. S Msty PLY g ss'. 2:
hnl Dontg.q Sto hh' sbI
P %..;.s. Ss.y asP
q md oa,,es Total
I'D So9s9n Es,Ti6 ha 1hsEpsnsrss padhs
s1 F.. : n Rysyse hhd sbDis mos-.ss a Mr
hid. 1g@r o. b o fH p oSs mo- uses "
cotton lss hhds ,uEar l47 Gbs rsoa.ses. ' '"''
IS M kaa, ss, smsE E9 Rug, 20 bales seton peos
R Rss2t:s, E n S .r L9a I
yAb f Lug Robinson as bales
IS Feor. ft7 Witt 5y Wilma, 30 soss f9.y Aver
&e Nsilensy Hlsrl4 Wasts k .i'o
Ss$rs f @tsa Mst s tf w., MsP
ke.4 Fsa ponegsn &7s orl.a Total l5ss Dso
p ss a s, s q Sa5ss
.pe ia tf55y &s sq boasss ss19y
BaltGFdm ~. ESs-s tsn lss smang.sy Fred
90 hszruySl5 Robson alien Oakley sw
Gsi @ssyy Toa H. 9i sas StS Il s' Ah sugar
s9 sEW h5as steamer peess SEQ a!s
Pss29i Wright, Williams cos4l2 jackson dsi9i BS
ia ssa Sn% tsS E ofs l.. s .g
dsva susssl o s ca &c. M"S
G99IeIySl TAGrnhi Seo25 Male Coy 4.e1q0 Ward
S'' 3 Sf,sy &s ay.5'i
butter Joae Bb& Total bales sottos ~ Ass'
ALESASDRIAPer SO bales cson R Nusep Eco
a foeSsRm42 eiaId &eo22 Ar MlDnbeger-s4 osnrio
S g5 81 n4@a2 TF F.s s s csn
u sGo9ls Ss g AZ Sosraa Kerts II romoy Gn
% Sp noia,,ss syss hR%s sgo Gb. nos.sss
Wet IBIS nSas'gs loedano Taylor 81 Atesrsg AIowsy@
bhs sugar Flower III hi es9
Bogert Foley Avsry-25 bills DenH5n REQ 1iai
cotton, sugar laoase 4''"'
M9RLEfc5 steamer oFtssn II bales eoton " nopusIs
ans Stewart rss so ea5 Ws ed y a 9s cs%
hides Robson bennett gins Il Carrier. Tot2o
.s%G . Gs .s r. ri. Ssa Cummings
II Drailet sonis Dc wsas PHILIPPE GsoSso De Bsoo
Toll 81 hkia sugar - order
enANp LAKErsy steamer Frank Ly.. ees.o.
a I . wans SlI s 5aSssGa Seal ssT5e sso
Wt william i1s &e sess caa ap'a
sss fs &C. .s f Mask
80 iSba sS ss FSSy x Ass,ys Cocks se, S
f1TSs, , isndsr.G9 rsaei2 SFasre Essln psnsgs eo
Ions. lSnns -, 4: sqtt9n Esia
CINCINNATre Par 400 bbgk pork Tnns Fer
n gs a. ees9sm;@o Ds e s VI op
fl9es Pkg MGtrsgor Dbl. alehohol
gs Do a nS.. .ssy kSs :. nj y
bacon as hb Fsts yS4s bIs pork hams
lard y Gland &col3 hkus butter 1850
iolt Msnsws-g sG's potatoes pkga Dillon
l7s . s'J OIL vooHiss Gigs eo
III bbs butter Lands &eo4g hbs whisky k.ea Iig bb
polk Goradn 8co4) AXIS ORts II
&es3I marble noRel6 hbs keg, lad Hurley
suniriss TO order.
LAFOURCHE-Per steamer c D los hhds svysr Ro,o.
hhdr 10 bbt mona BsIoso-5s GbdS
molasges pfuhst Son-6l
Deglos Plsisap fhas sugar o. If Mia
Tresalair aydel25 hhds tleweg+o bbi s
20 etls asasse. ot! chsFpeue9i hhds
&co-50 Nlaons5 hhds sugar Carsak s99ires
West-lD sugar kgsns9s Thus sugar VI
Elder seo-s4 hides andfiyg 10 orr
fetal 504 lhis sugar $40 lGs Asl4aaes
LAF0URCHEPer Fanny SFarhawk 10 hAds sugar 60
hb amnak, sqsTs Restl2 aids erQs
hods sugar " B4wes- NILS moaes Oales Son
~ bales 1uner4g hf bills mola.se 10 bales
10 uHs Troseair Haydei baleS
Lsterests hhds sugar Darby Ttmoulets hhds sugar
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Dn' moa.sG Bosert FOLEY Ayery2s hhds sugar If
Monsomersg bbH moasses shd Eco Total to3 b6da suraT
lSz bbla 1873 hi bbla naoisssep. - ef'
oPiOushSPer steamer Red River; bales esttou 10 hid
mas sugar LideJ sseqs hhds Darby Trsloist-9b
nhn sugar DuIlhart-2 bids sugar
nelly FLhhe4o hhds 1888 a.
gJ bb moHsGes 80 is IS basa
5asa COTTON tioudatn ksrr 80 bas Donaeii-sO
f Ds6rnyl ~ Gerard &as Dc Teedano
1888 sbr monaes ~ 500 ' 'NsF'
cINClNNATPsr barge Yorktown sas bb pork VOORHEES, gry
10000 do do Leland -four Bothrs
sks corn Co.an, Dyksrs Zee $50 Fowler Eco
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS


CREsoEvr OFFfoz
Tuesday Morning, February IA, 1854 I
HoiToN-There was some inquiry yesterday. and the
nes embraced about 5000 bales at Saturdays decline
Weyet qu0te
Inferior 5S 8. aiSdus Faip ox@1o1
Middng @ S1ean; III: .'loh@-
''oo abiding, 9}afO 91aiaood and Fine. O.
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT
Stock on hand Sept. l, 1858 lo572 ' 20 4eS
heeelVeo since, ..... 1891 1901
yesterday. 9;9ol~767Sg2 oOOa- 1891
pxno,tos4,. ... II AGA 1926
festerday..... .6,o56-515,712 0OO--12o29
Stock on hand not ceared...... 2e2,752 26287
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-The demand for Sugar wa,
aotve, ana 1910 hhds changed hands at 81 103s4 for
Fair to fully Fair Molasses was also in active request
WIN saeso1 ooo bbls at for Inferior Fermentng
Choice. E|1F u sN'01 W.
ToBAcco-we heard of 20 hhds sold at 74a p Ii.
fLoUh-Firm, with sales of 1000 bbs, of which 1887
ONO and 200 Indiana at ST 625 and two fatboat loads
ono embracn. 200 bbs to be delivered alongside ship
vt 81 rs y Dbl f
dRAIN-Corn was Arm and 1900 SKIS chiefly white
were sold at $50 p bushel Oats were selling in re-
tail i Io y, at, at 500 p bnshe for St. Losis.
PROFlSIONS-We noticed only small sales of Pork at
Sl3 75dS4 bbl for Mess. OF Beet 20 bbs Mess were
taken sl6 70 Dbl Bacon was in reduegt at firm prices
sales Of 81 casks Sides at 7 Is Of Shoulders at
odi1b and 20 tierees fancy cured Hams at I'd
Y H. Lard was firm and 9]at offered for large lot IN
bbs. " 80
CoFFEh-small lots were selling at 105<9Dl1e "a H. q
GuNNY BAGssaes of 1870. bales at il "a cash 50 at
days. " "
WHlskY-sales 40 bbls Rectiled in several lots at
zoe y gallon. '0''' Nv
fkEldHTs-An American ship taken for Liver
pool at for cotton for cotton and 6s for flour;
Bremen at Ia.
=, EACiANGE-Demand limited at our quotations:
w., M0i07
New York sixty-day Bills.....2b@315 II et disc
Sight Checks on New York xGBlI I'd II disc
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CUMBERLAND RIVER

Wilieay. WEDNESDAY, Februsr v u.s. at & O'Clock Pm
ENOR NASHVILLE, CLARKS- fp-y
M y VILE i CANTON SMiTHLhND, PADuCAH
MILLS POINT, NEW MADRID
Regular Nashville Packet Steamer L. HOWARD neT Nm
@ passenger steamer = 0WA RID, Capt r. Y Northern
M ass a. ao9ys rGt freight passage having aecopmo
iabl3 sAiTTrI h Fr,usTrp - fr,.aI.,-
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DLACIDES VARIETIES, Grayier street.-

4 The Comedy Of WIVES AS THEY WERE AND MAIDS
h1THEY ARE and the Drama OF THE VIOLET TUESDAY
n, 4 1s5 hs PeTsrs9;e VII s2@Hges vi
hRE-lord Poy, Mr. Bas; Sir Doron Lynne Bronely,
Howard Oliver Mt. Holland IAdy Protly, Miss Somsrs M
May Raie MIA Stuart; Miss Dorilon, Mrs C. Howard.
which sqEGELoW HORN With coro osli4.ts Nj. Charlton
by j. NJ w followed With LA CACHUCA, By Miss F0ulk
soG conclude with the drama o. THE vIoLETAude Mr. j..
browne Armand M H. Alien; Irnqaet, Mr. Lynn; Blan
Rowe. - -
PRICES hpHIasiosBore First Pn1uee
Private Boxaa, 81. ~ g 't
Doors Mt haIfraa o'clock performance commence
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