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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-03-30
Iarine Intelligence.
PORT OF WILMINGTON. \. C.-Nlarch

ARRIVED.
March 26-Schr H. Hallock Pow, from New York, to j.
H. Flanner; with mdZe.
Schr John Roe. Hammond, from New York, to George
Harriss with mdze
27-Steamer James r. Grist, Williams from Fayetto-
vile. to A. D. CazauX.
Steamer Gov Graham Evans. from Fayetteville, to T.
c. & 3. O.. Worth.
March 27.--Schr Marine, Powell, from New York, to
George Harriss.
Steamer Sun, Orrel from Fayetteville to J. ]. Lpptt.
23-Schr Martha Colder, from New Ork, to George ar
rss with mdZe Experienced heavy weather the
split sails, &c.
March 28-Brg Albert Adams, Eldridge, from Boston,
to Adams, Bro. s Co.. with mdze.
Schr. J. H. Chadbourn, Wanrg ht, from Boston, to j. u.
Chadbourn & Co.; with ice for A. Il. VanBokkelen
Sehr. Matchless Smith, from New York, to George Har
riss with mdze.
b. Brig Fanny ness frem Trinidad ballast to J. II.
Flanner
Schr. Jonas Sparks, Whitaker, from Aspnwa via Key
West with hides old iron &c. bound for New York;
countered heavy gale the 22d inst from w S W. du-
ring which she lost mansaI started trunk of centre board
and put in here for repars-to George Harriss
CLEARED.
March 26-Schr Elizabeth, Patty for Charleston, by J
& D. McRae & Co.; with rough rice
27.-Steamer henrietta, Dicksey, for White Hall, by
Vessel s. Eilers.
Steamer Fairy Elder, for Fayetteville, by James E.
Metts.
March 27-Steamer Flora Mcdonald Hurt, for Fayette-
VILE by T. c. u B. @. Worth with one lighter in tow.
28-Steamer James R. Grst, Williams, for Fayetteville
by A. D. Cazaux.
March % Steamer Gov. Graham, Evans, for Fayette
Schr Bennett Fanner, Applegit, for New York. by j.
FIanner with naval stores, &c.
Brig John Hathaway. Smith, for Cuba, by }. }. L.
Hathaway & Co. with lumber and naval stores
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THE PRICE OF CoAL.--Notwithstandn the high
price of coal, the Miners (Pa.,) Journal says the
price does not pay the operator, that he Jay
sufficient wages to The miner, to enable him 10 live
with the existing high prices of food. 1t says
Many talk Of advancing the price OF coal d
shade on the 1st OF April. The proper policy would
be for the Railroad Company to reduce the freigh is
and tolls to 81 IS and the IS could be divided
between our operators and the miners which would
not enhance the price Of coal board at Rich
mond."
Dangerous Eruption the Skin cured by Holloway
OINTMENT PuLs.-Extraordinary Case.-Edward Fen
ton, of Milk street. Boston, for twelve years afflicted
with erupons which covered the whole of his body and
even his face was dissured with large botches like small
pox he tried many reputed remedies, yet nothing did
him any good. About months ago. he commenced
using Hooway's Ointment and Pills he found himself better
fortnight and in six weeks entirely cured by these
Medicines He has had no return whatever Of the complaint
from that time.
Sold at the Establishments Professor Holloway Maiden
New York; and PA Strand, Temple Bar London
and by all respectable Druggists and Dealers in Medicines
throughout the British Empire and of those Of the United States
in Boxes at Csc, 624c, and ST. each.
There is siderable by taking the largest sizes
N b. Directions for the guidance of patients i'll dsordc
affixed to each box.
ac~ THE Brazilian Remedy for Diarrhea and Dysentery
Hundreds can testify to IT'S virtues Prepared and
sold only by 2 & II. DUPRE.
June 10th, 1884 [Com. copy.I 24I-tf
ESCAPE FEAR AND DEEP RIVER NAVIGATION
CON1PANYA general meeting Of the Stockholders in the
Cape Fear and Deep River Navigation Company, will bl
held in the town cf Wilmington, Thursday the 18th O.
April 1855 Business of Importance will be brought before
the meeting Punctual attendance requested,
BY order of the President and Board of Directors
II. 4. LONDON, Sec'ry.
March 10 1855. l5S-tm
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BALTIMORE, March Give note on change from
yesterdays quotations although the markets we're little
FlourHoward street, choice brands $SSa, and City Mills
1887. Wheat-gOod to prime white s2,l5@ 2,25-very
choice will command more; red nominay, $2OS2l2
bushel, Corn-whte s6@ss cents; yellow 5000 cts
LIVERPOOL March lO-Brown s Shipley report that
advance. Breadstus dull at I'd decline wheat
shilling Flour, and shilling decline Corn Barngs'
So American stocks quiet and the money market
ier Milligans Liverpool Circular quotes: Breadstufs
white as cotton~saes for the week $1,000 bales New
Orleans fair at ST. mddng 81, upland fair o. Prices ad
At aTs Sn
Sales to spectators II 900 bales and for export $4,000
NEW YORK, March 27.-Cotton is dull without sales.
bb Southern is buoyan with sales ef 400 bis at ia
@$9 81. Wheat firm Corn is firm, With sales of "a 900
previous raes-saes of 1000 bbs Beef is firm with an up
ward tendency with sales of country mess at 25@$ So
rough sides at &C. to arrive Whiskeysales of Ohio at
its are heavy with sales at 4So Crude is quiet Rosin is
selling at 81 65 Rice unchanged with limited demand
at previous rates.
24@25. Coffee Rio, l2@l3. Laguira, l3t. ST. Domingo
10000. CottonFar to good 7B@si ordinary to mid. TO
1867 ST. Scratched ST. OS II GoS
M Wheat VI $C9q CO. ,S 9s; e5G7 Peas s@s
Salt-Liverpool, (sack,) s5@2 co. Alum D bu 0O@0
we report change buyers afraid buy sellers
sell all anxious for the European Flour quite
dip 10; scrapo 10; Spirits IS to SO.
| BOSTON, March 24.-Naval 81 ores-The market has
been firm tor spirits .r p new with sales at o 4S gal
mingtOn at s., and small lots at % rs months Rosn
sa been o bP in No oo o pb p 200 ss
No at s., and so bbls. at So Is % Dbl In Pitch
sales Of small lost of Boston 81 cash RiceThs
at 5sc, and fresh beat t5ic. y b., 6 mos.
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STEEL PENS. STEEL pENsrr

lust opened Steel Pens of almost every brand
y and price, from 30 cents to 81 per gross Also
Of those superior Amagamaed redum Zinc and Patina
Pens these warrant not to corrode Also,
California Pens these superior article of PENS
made of composition of metals and warranted not to
rode Also, case superior italian Quill Pens. This
brand Of readymade GULL Pens that warrant as
they used in most of the Banking Houses in England
they suitable for Ladies when marking clothes
with nleble Ink (ofwhch have excellent article
Also two moro of those Fayorite Gold PENS from
Dawson, Warren s. Hyde's Mandatory We now have
four different of these Pen in Silver Cases. from 81 rs
to So; and in Gold Cases. from 81 to $l0 These we war
or Bageys.
Any Of the ave brands of Pens may be had at Manu-
facturers' prices, at J. T. MUNDS Bookstore.
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FAsHIoNABLE MILLINEl,Y EsTABLIsHMENT,
NOTICE,

T meeting of the Commissioners appointed under the
"A Act of for the purpose of creating the
Railroad Company held this 4th day of March, 1855 in the
town of Wadesboro it Resoucd That books be open
ed for subscription the capital Stock in the Wilmington
Charlotte and Rutherford Railroad the places and by the
persons designated the Act of Incorporation of said Road
on the I'd Monday (the 9th) in April next"
following places on MONDAY April the 9th 1855 for sub
and Rutherford Railroad under the direction of the follow
ing persons:
Bokkelen, John c. Latta Miles Costn, Geo r. French
H. Flanner Edward Kdder, 5. D. Wallace A. J. DeKos-
ett, r John A. Taylor, H. L. Holmes and Robert Fl Cow
an or majority of them.
T4HeOI4e-C Calvin Haynes, T; S Memory, W. N; Bald
win, VIM. trnk and Thos. Smith, majority of them
Lemons Stors.-Haynes Lehman, Thos L, Vail, Lovet
Peacock and Marmaduke Powell, a majority Of them
and fg BWAa smith AHgGstu Is" Smith nm John c0
L"mbcftQn-John 7. Pope, Edw,d. Lewis, Rob't. S.
French, Robert D. Troy, Edmund MCQUEEN, H F Putnam,
and j. NJ. Carmichael, a majority of them.
Floral College -Arch'd. Smith, Malcolm Purcell, John
Gilehrist Dr. Neal cNair, VIM Sellers and Peter A.
McEachn, any three of them.
Lam.insbrg John Mallory John Farley, John GIL
christ jr d. e Mcintyre, Dan1 Mckinnon, Jno L. Fair
ley, NJ. W. AcNar Duncan McLaurin, and Rev. Thos.
Rockingh4m: Waiter F. Leake, Mia Wall, VIM 3.
Cole Gen. Alfred Dockery, Stephen Cole, Col. JDo w.
COyington and r; S, Mcdonald, any three of them,
IVodesboro'.- B. Hammond Geo. w. Little. s w.
Cole E. f. Lilly, 2. G.. Smith, Jos. White, ] r. Hargrave
Putde Richardson and Jas Medley any three of Them
ELi>abcthtowH.-Jno. G. McDugald inc. J. Mcmillan,
Jno A. Mcdowell Thos. c. Smith and Duncan Cromartie
! any three of them
Monroe, Union Co.-Hugh Houston, Sam1 II. Walk
up, Hugh Wilson, Moses Cuthbertson, Jonathan Trul
II. Stewart, and ". w. Hart, or any three of them
HQmHt0nS Store.-Wm. Hamilton, VIM. L. Stgall, and
Carey Tolson.
! Daris cod 1Ijnc.-Wm Houston, Capt, James Houston
and VIM Hudson.
/ W-Usons Storr.--Geo. Mccain Jno. Stewart Col VIM
WaIkup, and Hugh Wilson.
Ho,cdrrs Storf,-Robt. Howard, Robert HOWE, and Col
Jas a Dunn
ChqrLotte.--Wm Johnson. Gen. Jno a. Young, Jno.
win, Leroy Springs, Jno. Walker, VIM. Maxwell, VIM. Fl
.1athews, ~ Williamson, w. w. Elms, c ]. Fox, and
! VIM. r. Myers, or a majority of them.
! Lncolntom--Henry Gansler, Jno F. Hoke L. D. Childs
J. F. Alexander, and Benjamin Johnson, majority Of
them
! DaHas.-James II. White, Alex. Hoyle Dana Jenkins
Jasper Stowe, and VIM Sloane, majority of them.
Shetby.-Dr. W. 7. J. Miller. Dr. Thos. Williams, Chas
Banton, VIM Roberts, and c. c. Durham, or majority
them.
Twitty A. Logan and r B. Justice, or maioP{y of them
And such other Places and by such other persons
majority Of the Commissioners at Charlotte may direct
ALEX. MCRAE, Charm
( Wilmington n c., March II 1855
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MoLAssEs-The market is better supplied with Moasses
and there fair demand Two caTgoes OF 53O hhds,
erce and bbls have arrived from CaTdenas since last re-
vew about 800 hhds of which have sold TN lots OF hnd
Is CENTS cash The cargo market last week has been nearly
all closed off at same rates
PoTAToEs-ish in active demand and prices have adj
vanced About $50 bbs received this week. and sold
first hands and market bare Sweet in fair
quiry and sell at 70 to s5 cents bushe in quantity and
quality. @s
PRov1sIoNs-N c. cured BACON has come slowly for the
past week, but notice moderate supply market :;
demand except from retailers The sales for the
week only 1000 lbs. IL for hams, and 10
y D. for hog round For Western cured there little
demand and prices without alteration We have
no notice. except in the retail way See table quo
tatons in quantity and quality. --LARD-Is without
change price, and fair supply of N c. make market
and II q liz cents y D.: in kegs--BUTTER-Is in light
supply and Northern sells readily from store at % 81
y h. as in quality We quote n O. at l6 q Il cents for
good artice-PoRK-In Northern Mess have change
SO 80 y bb quaityat which sales have been made
from since last Some little Fresh Pork has been
brought in and sold from carts at 81 cents % b.
PoULrRY-The market poorly supplied with Poultry and
prices rule extremely high
SALTTheres good supply of Liverpool market, and
notice but limited demand let of 400 sacks sold from
Monday at 81 l2a sack so days See table for
store rates. in quantities to suit No receipts of Alum Salt
SHNGLEsContinue dull of sale, and only small parcels
shave changed hands during the week We quote Common
at 81 so 81 co. and Contract at S. Sc $ M in guam
tity and4ualty.
ce sales since last of 50 40 RATS at prices
ging within classified and 80 days See table.
FREGHTSn coastwise prices notice decline since
last most articles they dull quoted
rates Produce has in pretty freely during the week,
but not sufficient for the number of vessels in port
See table,
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BROWN AND JONES.
FROM PUNCH.

I" Lord Palmerston said that Mr.. Layard had indula
n what ne must be permitted to call vulgar declamat
W ny, IN the charge at Balaklava Lord Cardigan QC
,heers), &c-Debate, Monday, Feb. 10.
Vulgar How sad But then he spoke
VI vulgar, low, and common things,
Such as, with gay Wat Tyler joke,
Viscount to oblivion filings.
VI common honor, common sense,
VI common soldiers wasted bones
And bored the commons with defence
VI common folks like Brown and Jones.
He talked of armies doomed to die
through dull officials want of thought;
Your lordship stated in reply
How nobIy Cardigan had fought.
mat " points" of yours but rarely miss
A docile house OF commons owns,
But really logic such this
Would hardly do for Brown and Jones.
Such audience as your Lordshp finds
Accept and cheer each janty flash,
But vulgar and pleben minds
Regard it eyasive trash
I viii hardly teach to forget
Who caused sad Balaklava's groans;
And there's another matter yet
That will occur to Brown and Jones;
Three lords were mixed-in that affair
Lucan and Raglan blundered, both
The third, who showed hero there.
Ind their joint bidding greatly 10th.
Two Lords were bunderers out of three,
cone bee between a brace of drOnes)
chance of better odds you'd see
In taking Smith, and Brown, and Jones.
But not at Lords he aimed his shot
You ne'cr mistook what he was at:
You talk some folly, but you re
quite such Malmesbury as that.
He spoke (unhappilly he's young,
And has to learn conventions tones)
The words you'd hear from every tongue,
If Lords could mix with Browns and Jones.
lie caused our great State Lottery scheme
Whose prizes fall to Wealth and Rank
While Merit wakes from patriot dream
10 find he draws hopeless blank
He banned the System, where Rodtine
Jobs, shuf1es, DULLES, shirlzs, postpones,
Until its clumsy workings
BY those vulgarians, Brown and Jones
He told you punch has said the same),
John Bull at many a fault will wink
But ruined armies, sullied name,
And crushing taxes made him-think.
\ vulgar hint-yet those wheaprize
Honors whose fountains are but thorncs
Should take it, lest, in courser guise
It comes, some day, from Brown and Jones.
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McClung, of Mississippi long known as the most
reckless and fatal duest in the South West. commit
led suicide at New Orleans on the oath INST His
passion for blood seems to have sen to species of
Insanity, to which he himself has at length fallen a
victim,
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ORANGES AND LEMONS.

lust RECEIVED, per Schr. H. Hallock, direct from
j New York, fine lot of FRESH ORANGES AND LEM
ONS for sale wholesale and retail at my Variety Store
on Market street, nearly opposite the Carolina Hotel and
beneath the Herald office. WMtH. DENEALE,
March 20, lS55-I74tf
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NoTICE,---,roNEv wANTED.

Lila persons indebted to the subscriber by note oceount
IA requested to forward and make payment as
further indulgence cannot be granted
a. nj. LEWIS.
Harrelfs Store \. Hanover Co.. n. c.
March go 303tw*
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY EsTABLISHMENT
Front Street door 10 the Presbyterian Church.
MISS RAITT, late of New York. would respectfully in
Nl form the Ladies that her Spring styles of rich and
fashionable MILLINERY is ready for inspection.
Orders from Ladies in the country strictly attended to
and executed at short notice An early call and patronage
is solicited
large lot Of TRIMMINGS, and various fancy
ticles, will be sold cheap.
Wilmington, March so, 1855 30-3m.
WILMINGTON BOOIk-BINDERY.
Gone door betonc the Cape Fear Bank up Stairs.)
EATHER binding done in every variety of style Par
l. ticuar attention paid to the binding of MONTHLY
PUBLICATIONS. Also to LAW AND MEDICAL
BOOKS. Libraries rebound to orders Paper and Fancy
goods Boxes made and repaired.
March 8, 1856, PHILIP HEINSBERGER.
Commercial and Daily Herald, copy month
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la2'tNG IN KANsAs-Gov. Reeder has issued pro-
aka IN reference to the election which is to
IA Il ace IN Kansas, for members of the Legislature.
er 10,n INST. The substance of it is, that vo-
be mna, G"ei there at the time OF offering his vote.
Which 'nen nave commenced an actual inhabitancy,
nd he actually intends to continue permanently
b n nc must have made the Territory his dwelling.
~ EXCLUSION Of any other home.
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NOTICE

THE subscribers would respectfully to the
citizens of Wilmington and the adjacent country that
they now have, and intend keeping constantly hand
general assortment of goods, comprising Dry Goods Hats
Shoes Hardware Cutlery Saddery Provisions Groceries
Nc, &c And hope by strict attention to business to
merit share of the public patronage.
Feb. 20.-l42-d&wtf DAVIS & BUNTING
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- volume q eighty-three pages has been issued in
loIk, comprising list of the wealthy citizens
q, .at place, being, says the lone Journal, practi-
.!. directory Tor the use of charitable associa-
h., t1aes in search Of eligible Matches" and all
.fi OF people who see no comeliness, in any
".ess The s. almighty dollar is at the bottom
.i accompanying each name is a history, inva-
g.c, fSenog forth that the subject of it began a
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June Goth, 1854
MARRIED..

In DnTin County, Thursday, 22d instant by Gibson
Carr, Esq, Mr.. JAMES w. TEACHEY to Miss CATHA
RINE ]. RlVENBARK, all of Duplin Town papers copy
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\ TOUCHING CUsToM.-A common practice in Par
is, which jmpresses stranger favorabIy, that Of
lifting or taking off the hat when funeral passes
writer on this subject relates the foowing
Some years since, we were of that rushing
crowd ever pouring up and down Broadway. When
in front of old ST. Paus, all eyes attracted by
the appearance Of the crew Of the French war yes
sci, La Belle Poule, which then visited the United
States under the command Of the Prince de Jonville.
The crew were in their naval dress uniform, bright
and beautiful, and sauntering along seeing the
sights. All at once they stopped formed line,
faced inward and uncovered. How exquisite and
touching was the scene when he discovered in that
thoughtIess, busy, hurryng crowd, man of foreign
BIRTH evidently poor and frendIess, under whose arm
was carried tiny coffin, and by his side the stricken
mother They were in search of burial for their
babe, and were iosed and unheeded in that gay tor:
rent of humanity until they met these hardy tempest:
tossed mariners who the instant with barred heads,
stood in silent respect, while the sacred ashes of the
unknown infant were passing. Such are French
manners"
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WHEN death is the door the remedy which would have
e if administered in time, too late Do not
trfo with disease Rely upon it. that when the stomach
will digest foodwhcp aintness and assitudo pervade
the ytemwhen the sic is disturbed the appetite feeble
the mind lethargc the unnaturay sensitive and the
head confused-ey upon that when these symptoms oc-
mischief is promptly checked life ,f be shortened, well
rendered miserable Now know from Of estimo.
greater than before accumulated in favor of
remedy that Hollands German Bitte5 prepared by
DIR. c. NJ. Jackson, Philadelphia. will immediately abae,
and the end entirely al these disorders surely
mathematical process will solve problem Who then,
will endure the agony and the risk Of life with health and
safety within reach z!
For sale in Wilmington N. c., by DR.. A. O. BRADLEY
and c. &. d. DUPEE, Agents i64-2wd&w
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ION I. l.. CLTNGMAN.--It will be seen from
h2hy undressing letter in to-days paper from Frank
lin, that Mr.. Cingman has declared himself candi-
date tor reelection. We sincerely rei0iced at
this-nOt because the office can confer any honor up
on Ar. Chngman for MS reputation is not bounded
By District State lines but extends 10 the whole
continent; gratfed that the South is to have
the benefit Of his talents his influence and his firm
in the Congress, in beating back the tide of
lanalicism and corruption which Kn0W-Nothing ism
and Abolition combined viii pour into that body
Such men as Mr. CIingman-men Of nerve before
whom the hordes of lanaticism quake and tremble-
VIII constitute the only hope Of the South in that God
torsakcn asSembage. Let the people Of the South
look to this matter in time, and see that none but
men tried and rue--men who have stood fre-are
sent to the next Congress. An here may be IA
tai
We have not a doubt of Mr. CIngmans election
The people of this district are too we'll acquainted
with the nature of the crisis ahead to dispense with
the services Of one who has acquitted himself SC well,
and who has calamity beaten back the foes of the
South on many we'll contested felds.-4MerWe
Ncrs.
MIRACULOUS ESCAPE FROM DEATH.-Wm H. Davis,
a tragedian in Elmyra, n. Y, while playing upon
the stage in hanging cTccHion at that place, came
near dying in earnest instead of tun. The Elmyra
Advertiser OF the 18th thus states the case, and it
ought to be a warning TO actors. 1t say
1.-The rope was adjusted, at the given signal the
drop fell, and, Unfortunately for MIR. D. the nvisi-
Bile protection give way, leaving him hung, not only
in sham but in reality. AS his struggles were only
in keeping with the character, neither the audience
nor the rest Of the company of course of
his feariul and periious condition. In few mo,
ments the curtain lowered and the actors at once
withdrew to their dressing rooms unconscious that
one Of their number was not only unable TO help him.
self, but dying and had it not been for the timely
appearance Of little girl belonging to the company
who discovered him few moments after, he must
have soon breathed his last. On seeing him still
hanging, in The play, with the blood starting from
his mouth and nostlils she gave the alarm. He was
instantly cut down, and TO all appearance, dead
not to consciousness and nationality for severa
hours"
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WILMINGTON WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.

s 1t should be understood that quotations generally
represent the wholesale prices In filling smell orders high
er rates have to be maid,
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rTEWELE.'S PATENT SAFETY
LAMP & I.SEED ENEEDER

a NEW ARTICLE, warranted prevent all Accidents
from the Of Burning Fhs1d, Comphems, and otheF
Erp2sre Compounds, used for the production of Light
This Invention is applied ali common Lamps and Lamp
Feeders also to solar, Camphene Lamps Lanterns &c
ALSO, Burning Fluid, Camphene, and tosin Oil For
mington, n. c.
Having purchased the right Cor the State of n g. from
the Patenee prepared to fill all Orders at short
tce for every description and variety of Lamps &c.
All persons infringing upon the above
patent, the law will be rgdiy enforced against all often
ders.
G. DUPRE,
n. DuPRE. Jr
A. c. DICKINSON.
June GOTH 1851 245-tt
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REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON NARKE'
FOR THE WEEK ENDING MARCH 29rH, 1855

TURPENTNThe late rains having caused considerable
rise in the river has enabled parcels from above tide
way reach market during the past week. and the receipts
have been very heavy On Thursday last there decline
of 25 cents on both qualities with sales at 81 so for yellow
Dip 81 60 for hard 70 Dbl Of 280 lbs On Tuesday there
was further decline of 10 cents and the market is dull
quotations. The total sales for the week ended this