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Western Reserve chronicle and weekly transcript of the times. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1854-1855, 1855-01-03

ESTIMATED REVENUE. FROM CLEVELAND TO YOUSGsTOwS-
In estimating the probable amount o. business that
WILDE thrown upon the road upon its completion 10
Youngstown. ! assume that il viii he necessary to run
the following trains each way daily One passenger
train, one miNei train for the accommodation OF mis-
cellaneous freigh', with one or more passenger cars
attached, and one coal train.
Passenger travel equivalent to 100 passing
over the whole route each way. at - each. sfJO,GO
Miscellaneous freight, including iron, lO
tons, At 81 per ton, 10000
Coal, 200 tons, At Sl,J0 per ton, 3OU,OO
Total daily receipts. S9OO,OO
Amounting for the year Of 313 days TO S2Si,700.
The expense CT working these several trains, eharg-
ing each with its proportion Of the general expenses Of
the road, would he as follows:
Passenger train. for the round trip Of
o. miles and bach, rCnning expen's, SLIGO
General expenses, l2,IS SELLS
Mixed train, ditto, running expenses, S.3s2
General expenses, 1878 So6,5O
Coal trlin.d ditto, running expenses, $500
General expenses, l2,1S S9J,fo
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Western Reserve chronicle and weekly transcript of the times. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1854-1855, 1855-01-03

Is Nicholas TO be frightened All &C.
counts represent him as determined ; and
say that he will be ready to face the
West and the South next Spring with
near half a million Of men. In our judy
ment, if this be so, we shall hear in an
other year ofthe rising of The Hungarians;
that Austria s slcomily nearing a
yelled fate of bankruptcy and
and hear of a general conlagration
in Europe, the result of which no one
even venfnre 10 nness.
Western Reserve chronicle and weekly transcript of the times. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1854-1855, 1855-01-03

PORTER offers for sale on the most reasonable
terms. his House and Lot situated on Market st. The
lot is seven rods front, and thirteen deep Forty
choice fruit trees. The house is two stories high, and
we'll finished Cf-WOOd-hOuse and barn, cistern and
well, all in good repair. and newly painted. Posses
sion given on the LIST Of April. For further particulars
enquire Of D. B. GILMORE, Warren, or W. y. POR-
TER, RIzettl- jan3-6t
Western Reserve chronicle and weekly transcript of the times. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1854-1855, 1855-01-03

TOR SALE.-Tke Dwelling House
and Lot, situated on south side OF High street,and
east side Of the one now occupied by Dr. Vim. Paine
For particulars apply to
Western Reserve chronicle and weekly transcript of the times. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1854-1855, 1855-01-03

The contract for furnishing and delivering the
Crussties for the entire line Ia Youngstown is in the
hands of efficient aud responsible men, who'll have al
ready delivered upon the line of the road more than
on half of the whole number required.
Western Reserve chronicle and weekly transcript of the times. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1854-1855, 1855-01-03

1 submit the following revised estimate OF the whole
cost Of the road from Cleveland to New Castle:
Grading, Masonry and Bridging, for single
track, and the necessary sidings, say 90
miles, at an average Of 5000 per mile, S0-o,OOJ
Crossties and track laying go miles inclu-
ding I miles Of siding. At 1880 per mile, Sll',OOO
Rails. weighing 50 lbs, per yard,
90 tons gross per mile, at SO
per ton. per mile. SJ,llO
Chains SIe5, Spks., S2S5, per mile, 40
Frogs, Switches, &c, %
Ballasting, 6J
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-07-20

How HAPPENS 1T ?-How happens it, when g a
soldier of the of 1912" dies, that no soldiers at
tend his funeral save those companies composed al
most entirely of foreigners At the funeral of John
Lee, yesterday, (says the Albany Knickerbocker.)
not a single Hndoo company in town was represent
ed and yet John Lee served through the whole Of
the war of 1872 and met with an honorable discharge
at the end. Again. we ask, where were The Hindoos
those immaculate young men who are always" tif
ing about patriotism, publicspirit and all that sor
of thing"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-07-20

NEW fOah July lCottOn, sales to-day of 500 bales
dull, with sales at $40 IS. Wheat-Prces oTe hut
not quoaby lower with sales of Western White at e. 80
on dull with declining tendency with sales cts
FORK unsettled Lard is firm with upwa I'd tendency at
I05 Whiskey is easier at al Sugars and Moasses
are hrm Coffee has advanced to b with sales of Rio
55-l s~' ~ 'N'' ~
BALTIMORE, July l7--Flour-Howard street $40 90 .
Meal-Country 81 rs City S. ~ Dbl. Grain. Wheat
prime red 81 O5@2 TO- prime white 81 1902 l5 Cornprme
white O2@i "a; yellow 96@9S cents mixed 10000
cts df snaae spt e Sh and Ps1ns 5 S s
at $ls So; No SIG 5o Prime 4@$l4 so Pork. Mess $i9
10 % Prime $l5 75@6 Bacon Shoulders 9l@9lc Sides
04 cents and Hams 24 cts % b. Bulk Meats Shoulders ST.
Sides CENTS and Hams 90 cents Lard bbs ii kegs
l29l2a cents Cofee-Rio good to prime, 10J@l cts com
Moasses-Cuba @2b cents U gallon New Orleans s2@3s
cents Muscovado 2s@29 cents Rice 6@6b cents 20 h SUI
gars, New Orleans 6@7 cts Cuba 6@6l Porto Rico 647
Whskey, 5000 cts
NEW ORLEANS, July l4.-There was only limited
transacted in Cotton yesterday the sales having
been confined to 500 bales at previous rates. making total
for the week Of 800 bales The receipts this port
600 bales less than last year. and the stock hand
amounts to 900 bales Exchange London is dull at
from $685. cent premium Flour has further advanced
| and commands SO 80 per Lbl.
FAYETTEVILLE, July 16.--Bacon HOLE. Beeswax
2i@25 Coffee Rio, 12@l3. Laagura, l34; ST. Domingo
0O@UO. Cotton-Far to good 81; ordinary to mil $685.
Fine So 5o@s IS; Scratched, $500 co. Gpsin"Gorn 50
90 90 Wheat $4,000 Oats IS Peas 81 0O@O Co., Rye
81 00@0 90 Hides-Dry SOLO; Green. 4@5 Lard lI@llA
Salt-Livp, (sack) ST. Is q 90 Alum, bu. 00@o no.
Bacon-We advance quot atons stock hand light.
Coton-market quite settled The last sale at 81
of best quality, Fourwe reduce quotations mark t
unsettled Corn gradually declining Oatsa few ots of
many corli:g in Moass' has upward tendency Tur.
pentineVrgin 81 90; Yellow Dip IS Spirits 81 to S2s
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NGtI'lCE.

NOIACE.
THE Hardware Business heretofore conducted by ]. M.
ROBINSON, will from this date be carried on by j.
M. ROBINSON & co.
All the of the old firm are now made OUT and
must be closed by note otherwise.
All persons having claims against NJ. ROBINSON.
will please present them at shall delay my usual
trip North for hort tme for the cypress purpose of set
ting accounts and ape my friends win call promptly
J. M. ROBINSON
July 2, 1855
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-07-20

For the Journal.
MIR. EDITOR 1t appears to be delight and a
pleasure for the Know. Nothngs to make misrepre-
Sensations 1t appears to be their policy to de-
cepton and disregard the truth, Indeed their state
ments of the discussions between Messrs Winsow
and Reid have proven So and any one, after having
heard those discussions to join the dark lantern, mid
night order. must have either lost all reason or had
none before. | must admit that there are some high
minded, honorable who are Know Nothings
but take it as a general thing and in nearly every
instance, misrepresentation appear TO be their aim
and their delight For instance, look at the charges
made against Mr.. WinsIow. Those charges, | am
happy say, have been proven the satisfaction of
every Democrat false. But the Know Nothings
| at Faisons Depot would have believe CATER hav-
ing heard the proof to the contrary) that Mr. Reids
viest assertions the truth the whole truth, and
nothing else but tho truth--that every word which
fell from his lips precious many dia-
monds. What slick, oily tongues are theirs-what
cunning-what deception they To hear
them Cor at least, the special reporter of the Herald,
! at that pace,) language would he inadequate 10 de-
scribe the glowing colors and beautiful scenes of
| Know Nothingism. They would have you believe
that it is order sent from Heaven to erring
man from degradation and shame-to save him from
the fawning imps of hell But all this fine array of
misrepresentation crumbles and falls before the
mighty power Of truth, For what a gross error
they commit when they pretend TO claim majority in
Sampson. II is all mere talk for old Sampson is
ever awake TO her lights and interests. They also
claim six hundred in Duplin but if Mr.. Reid gets
the half Of that | will be greatly mistaken But
what is singular, after their boasting and black
leg braggodocia, they do not expect Mr.. Reid to be
elected But, suppose, after all their fine descrip-
tons and glowing misrepresentation, they see that
they doomed TO ignominious defeat. After
the result in Virginia, the truth has again flashed
their minds especially those who not lost
to all sense of honor and integrity. Mr.. Reid is Il
doomed, a downcas man! He will die a political
DEATH! His and fame will be buried in OBJ
liVion !! Joy 60 with him!!!! Peace be with his
ashes III! SAMPSON.
i JuIv 16 l255
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Bank of wlImlarton.

The following is the letter of Stephen Wallace.
Esq. declining the cashiership of this institution
We nderstand that the present subscription to the
Bank amounts 10 $3.50 10000:
WILMINGTON, July 18th, 1855.
Col. JOHN McRAE, Pres't Bank of Wilmington-
Dear SIR :-After returning 10 you and the Dree-
tors of the Bank of Wilmington my sincere thanks
for the kind offer made me in rendering to me the
Cashiership, l beg leave to reconsider the partial
acceptance thereof made by me on yesterday.
| have had to-day conference with the Directors
in whose service am, and so strongly are they OPP
posed to my leaving them that have consented to
remain.
hope this determination will not seriously in
commode your arrangements With my best wishes
for the welfare and prosperity of your institution,
am very respectfully yours,
S D. WALLACE.
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WILMINGTON AND WELDON RAILROAD
6R $3.50 5zs
Office of the Engineer & Superintendent,

Ohlce of the Engineer s superintendent,
July Is, 1865 !
GOING NORTH.
'TNHE passenger trains this road will until further
notice, run as follows:
First Express MaiD train leaves Wilmington at o'clock
A. Nj. daily
Reaches tioldsboro' at 10 A. NJ.
Arrives at Weldon at 30 P. M.
Second accommodation Mai train leaves Wilmington at
30 2. M. daily, Sundays excepted0
Reaches tfoldboro-to supper-8 50 P. NJ.
Arrives at Weldon at night.
GOING SOUTH:
First Train leaves Weldon at 1900 M.
Reaches Goldsboro' at 800 P. M;
Arrives at Wilmington 730 P. NJ
Second Train leaves edon at 900 P NJ daily (Sundays
eXceptcd)
Reaches Goldsboro' /. 10 A. M;
Arrives at Wilmington $40 A. NJ.
Fare to CIodsboro' 81 So Weldon So One cent
per mile extra charged passengers ho do not ~
cts at the Stations.
Through tickets Baltimore $l2 to Philadelpha ali
to New York SIS so ; to Washington D. c., $l1
So Tickets will not be sold to a negro in person.
Express Freight (by Accommodation Tain) will be charg-
ed so per cent extra and such freight North
the Depot by q o'clock P M, and marked Express
freight Two trains perweek will regularly through
to Weldon, leaving Wilmington and Weldon Mondays
and Thursdays alternately One train will regularly
far north Goldboro and connection with the N c.
R. R., and two other irregular Way Trains will run as far
north may be required, taking freight all intermediate
from Goldsboro alternately, to Wilmington and We'll
don, leaving Codsboro Mondays and Thursdays-Wl-
mington and Weldon Tuesdays Fridays, reaching
Goldsboro Saturdays. All dues downward freight
must be paid on delivery at Wilmington.
July H. 1855. S. l.. FREMONT, Eng'r. Il Supt
DAY YOUR COAL RlLLS.---An those indebted to r
c. WORTH, for Coal last winter, requested call
hands of an Officer. Your bills are ready.
June Sth 1855 T C. WORTH
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NOTE River Lumber, Tar, and Turpentine, sold in the
water subject to the of landing inspection
srage, &cIsay on Lumber 80 cents to 81 . M; Tar and
when brought per railroad about the expenses
Cured FLOR Virgin or mixed Turpentine deduction
Of one-ifth is made, according to quality.
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DIED.

DIED.
Near Kenansyille, Dupn County, the 22d June, HI
FIVE months.
On Iopsail Sound onathe 10th inst, DAVID s son of
no St George, and Laura Ann, his wife, aged years
and 10 months. - 3.
DEATH like the Winter Frost has down the flower in
its growth. Com.
Near Warsaw, Duplin County, on Eth inst Mrs. MAR
THA BRILL, wife of Jacob Brill, aged 81 years.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-07-20

L7ANCY CASSIMERES and BEAUTIFUL LINEN
DRILLS, just opened at the City Clothing Store. We
advise all who goods honestly made and fit call
at SCOTT " BALDWINS. They do the best work in
town. and turn out upwards Of hundred garments weekly
made to
AsHBY still continues to turn incompara this
House. Call there and leave your measures
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WILMINGTON WHOLESALE PRICES CIRRFNT.

"a should be understood that quotations generally
represent the wholesale prices In filing small orders
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JONES u FOYLES,
GROCERs,
Market Street, Wilmington, n. c..
uAVE ON HAND, AND WILL CONTINUE TO
IL keep, assortment of
FAMILY GROCERIES;
Also choice selection of
WINES AND LIQUORS,
which they are willing to sell for small profits
Terms :-CASH.
No account will be allowed remain unsettled over
THIRTY DAYS. -,
All goods sold that do recommended Will
be taken back and the money refunded
June 7.-d&w-tf
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CLARENDON IRON WORKS.
WILMINGTON. N. G

WILMINGTON, n. e..
TINE CLARENDON IRON WORKS are now prepared
to receive orders for BEAM Vertical Horizontal or Os
eiatng Steam Engines high or low and adapted
all purposes; Circular Vertical and Portable Saw Mills
plee Pumps; Mining Machinery; GEis and Flour Mills.
complete Parker Turbine and othersWater Wheels equip
ping of Steamers Car Wheels and Axles Horse Powers
various patterns Rcefeld Pumps and Engines Mill
Leavtts Corn and Cob Crushers Rice hreshers Single
mill work.
CAsT1NGs-ron and Brass Castings of all descr ptions
including Ornamental Iron Railing, Pipe, Bridge Castings
&c &c The Company would respectfully invite attention
to styles and patterns of Railing which may be
office.
oLEEs--Tubular Flue and Cylindrical Boilers. Wa
ter Tanks Chimneys and all other kinds Boiler work
REPAiRs.-A separate department and force will be
kept for repairs where work will be done thoroughly, and
with despatch.
Having large facilities the above work will be done
reasonable terms elsewhere North or south and in
prompt and satisfactory manner.
by letter otherwise in regard plans and
designs for Mills their furniture and for Machinery
orally willingly answered All orders communications to
be addressed to the undersigned.
HENRY NJ. DRANE, Agent.
March Is. 1855. 1632Stf
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BENJAMIN HALLETT,
THOS: Il. WILLIAMS,
ROBERT HENNING,
T NJ. CHATTERTON.
IHE business buying Produce and selling Merchandise
will be continued at Long Creek 7,I Brdg9 by
T. H. WILLIAMS GO:
July 10th, 1855 466t.
EQUITY SALE IN ONsLOW.
DY virtue decree made by the Court of Equity for
matter of Owen Huggns and others, shall offer for sale,
at the Court House in the town of Jacksonvie the
FIRST MONDAY in September next, the VALUABLE
TRACT OF LAND near tho village of Swnnsboro, in the
County Of Onsow The land purchased BY the said Luke
purchased by the said Luke Higgins from Edward B.
Dudley 1t will be offered on credit of twelve months with
~'''' ''N'''''' VIZ ~ A j. MURRILL, c. M. E
$50 REWARD.
&M RUNAWAY from the subscriber, the 18th June,
~ negro boy named MORRIS HAYS He has altered
~ his name twice since he left sometimes he calls him
AAself JOE SMITH, and others JAMES NORRIS
SAID boy purchased by me from Thos H. Williams on
LIST december last had be left brown cloth
with velvet collar of brown complexion about feet
inches high weighs about 100 s speaks quick and will
Wilmington but may probably endeavor make his way
Fayetteville or Weldon The above reward will be paid for
his apprehension and confinement in any Jail in the State
that can get him. for his delivery to at onesboro
Columbus Co., N. Z. H. BONHAM
July 2o---l6-tf
NOTICE TO TURPENTINE AND TAR MAKERS
DY A RECENT RESOLUTION of the Chamber of
DCommerce for the sale of Turpentne and Tar to be made
by the producers their agents. and by the npect
heretofore The undersigned, Produce Broker respect
fully offers his services to the makers of Turpentne and Tar
Broker Agent the sale of articles and should
he meet with sufficient encouragement, will give his excu
sve attention this branch of the Naval trade
The undersigned also begs leave to say to his country
friends and the public that he has had twenty years expert
in the Naval Store trade, and faters himself that he
will be able give satisfaction to all parties for whom be
business He also begs call the attention
producers Turpenne and Tar to the tact that the oker
the sale Of these articles is to be paid by the
chaser, viz cent per barrel. JOHN HA LII.
Wilmington, N. c., May ii, 1855. 2l3-tt 81 If
Herald copy moths.
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DISSOLU ZION

DISSOLU ZION.
THE firm of HA LLETT, HENNING & CO, is this day
l. dissolved by mutual consent. ROBERT HENNlNG
is authorized to settle the business of the
BENJAMIN HALLETT,
THOS. H. WILLIAMS,
ROBERT HENNING,
T. NJ. CHATTERTON.
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from store at our qaotations. Is IN


quantity saGbTy from store at quotations as in
MoLAssEs-No receipts of Cuba and we note : f; Ia.
held at 80 cents % gallon ~ - narAet' which is
PoTAToEs-tsh are brought in sparingly and noaa tt
ready sale from boat and carts at 81 a % busbeI WIN
PRovIs1oNs-Eor N C. cured BACON market
TO rule quiet. The receipts have been very lioht LII .
sna stock in store but there is little demand from rot
are very dull of sale and lowest quotation can
pc ooaned for them The sales for the week reach onl
los at l2A cents for hog round, and l23 a. IL cents
ID for a lot of sides and shoulders would sell on;c
at ABOUT ila cents Western cured remains in fair supply
and In the absence OF any except retail demand the sales
nave been confined TO small parcels at a ll5 cents for
Sides and 10 a l0a cents B 10 for shoulders as in ouaIy
I-LARD-Is badly wanted, and little or no NJ c. make IN
market Small sales at former quoations-l3 ID cents 10
h., in bills and kegs-BUTTERNo Northern is in LIGHT snI
ply and sells at % 80 % 10 in quality PoRK
In Northern Mess have change to make in price
ana notice fair supply store Sells slowly at $2 SO
y Dbl, as in quantity.
SALT-verpool sack in rather better supply and in
moderate demand Received coaswe this week sacks,
LOO OF which sold Monday 81 20 % Sack 80 daysand
balance has been stored No arrivals of At there is,
however good supply of former receipts Market which
are held at 10 to so cents % bushel
oHNGLES--Common in fair demand, and come in spa
rlngly Sales this week of O.OO0 at 81 so % M.
IMBERls dull of SALE with light receipts Sales for the
"Gek OF only 9 RATS at quotations. See table
material alteration to notice in orr urices
There Is fair quantity of produce Offering for
See table. ~ ~ 40 'iui a' q"o'eo Fa'eS'
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July 16, 1855.

edes for various diseases Among which may be specified
Or Hollands Celebrated Bit ers, for sale by c. NJ Jack
son. and used with remarkable in Liver Complaint
Jaundce, Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility, and general de-
rangemen of the Stomach. The Sunday Dispatch of
this medicine I'VE feel convinced that in the Of the
German Bters the patient does not become dbliated hut
constantly gains strength and vgor to the frame fact
worthy of consideration The Bit pleasant in
and SMELL and be administered under any crcum-
stances, to the delicate stomach Indeed they be
used by all persons with the most perfect safety 1t would
be we'll for those who much affected in the sys
tetn to commence with eapoonfu less, and gradu-
proper Judge The press, far and wide have united in
recommending the Bitters, and to the afflicted
most cordially advise their
For sale in Wilmington, N. c., byDr. A. Q. BRADLEY
and c. & D. DUPRE, Druggists.
July II, 1866 3-2wd&1w
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REFERENCES
0. G Parsley, President Commercial Bank,
T. H. Wright, g Cape Fear Wilmington
John Dawson, and
Miles Costin, New Hanover
Owen Fennell, County.
Chas Henry,
Johnson Chestnut & Co., Clinton, J
William Fason, Sampson County.
Patrick, Murphy,
Owen r. Kenan,
j. M Middleton, D,; (,4
Jere Pcarsall, O"P 0o''
Col c. D. Hill,
H. n. Howard,
T. G.. Sellers, | rn.nr;o1, r,our4
D. L. Russell, Ii Oo"I'J
John Mercer,
A. ]. Jones, c,, C+
Alfred Smith, ooi"no"' Ooun'J'
COL {: J: 6 G. b psbei Bladen County.
James Banks, Cumberland County.
May 18th. 37-tf.
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NOTICE.

So THOSE who indebted to individually, or to
JOHN DAWSON & CO., will please call and pay. or
before the 10th inst many will be sued June Court
balance to September Court further indulgence will
be given having made business elsewhere
will require all my capital. All under 500, not
paid Immediately win be put the hands Of proper officers
for collection. JOHN DAVIS IN.
Nov tIo-2
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MARRIED.

MARRIED,
On the 9Th of June, at AK laChapele MIR. SIMON B.
kAHNWElLER, of Wilmington, N. c., to Miss ALWINE
LEVI of AK laChapelle.
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REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET
FOR THE WEEK ENDING July 18th. 1855

TURPENTNE- The receipts of Turpenne since revie7
of Thursday last have been exceedingly light the marke
has ruled unsteady and the price of yellow dip has advance
a 10 cents and hard Is The sales for the week
ded this morning foot LID only $50 hhls.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-07-20

Wilmington Bank Rates of Exchange.
fillmore Upper prem. Philadelphia Upper ct. prem
w York,..la 6 - Virginia.... g
stoE.. Ii sc GO charleston. IA Sc -
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TO TUKPENTINE MAKERS.
The Merchants Dstillers and Dealers in Naval Stores,
have unanimously agreed not to purchase TURPENTNE
TAR from the Inspectors from and after the first of June
respectfully offer nay services to you Agent
Broker the sale of your produce the brokerage
charges for selling will be paid by the buyer Amount of
sales RENTED by mail or you may direct.
w G. HOWARD Produce Broker
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-07-20

THE business buying Produce and selling Merchandise
i will be continued at Long Greek Bridge, by
T. H. WILLIAMS & CO.
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No sales this morning In other grades but little has
been done, and note the sale of only 900 bbs Cor
Wednesday, No at prices ranging from 81 62a to 81 rs t
Dbl, as in quality
TAR been in fair enquiry from shippers throughout
the week. and has advanced cents The receipts have beer
exceedingly light and comprise only 100 bbls., viz:
Thursday. sc bbls. at 50 90 f8 Dbl.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-07-20

There is parcel offering market this morning but
sold at the time of closing report.
SPIRITS TURPENTNE-As will be from table be-
low the market has been unsettled since review of last
Thursday and quotations show advance of 2 cents
On Monday and Tuesday parcels changed hands
private terms which have been unable obtain with
the exception Of 100 bbs at 81 The weeks
tons foot up only l,l84 bills, viz: