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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-05-11
See table for

LUMBER-RverNo sales since last review, See table for
previous transactions.
Friday cargo f2S5 hhds and 10 tierces
received from Cardena about $50 hhds which have been
sold in lots of hhds and upwards % % gallon cash
and so days.
PoTAToEs-Sueet continue to in sparpgy sell at
81 90 "a 81 10 q bushel Little enquiry for rush. and
tabbfe:' "sD'' '-i'i' -'''D -'0'0
PRovs1oNs-For n C. cured BACON there is considerable
enquiry from retailers and the supply on market remains
light only small parcels have been brought IN
since last Sales the week of 5000 lbs at
sides and shoulders II for hog round
@ IA cents 3 b. for hams little if any il fist hands,
Western cured remains in fair demand but there Is none on
market with the exception of few small parcels in retailers
hands See table.--LA RD--N. G. make comes in very
paringy and in demand The price has advanced cent
this week. with sales from store at l2a cents in bb and Is
q b. in kegs.BUTTER-No is in rather bet
ter supply and prices have declined shade We quote
Goshen at 81 81 cents, and n. c. Is a 20 cents y b
in quallty.--CHEEsEIs in limited supply, and sells
from store at II a Is cents e Mess
remains in light supply. and prices without change Small
sales from store at 500 q Dbl.
SALTLiverpool sack remains in moderate supply, with
limited demand and only small sales at QUO
tatons. See table. For dtu note demand, but
market.
SHNGLEs-Common appear be in rather better demand
and advance quotations shade Sales this week OF
26O 900 81 O. so p NJ Contract quote 81 % So
as in quality.
STAs HEADINGWe have sales to notice in Slaves.
lot Of about 5000 pieces Oak Bb Heading have been
ceved q rail road and sold at sl7 q M, delivered.
TIMBERIs in fair enquiry from millers little
coming in Only raft received this week and sold S.
IN.
FREIGHTsCoastwse rates without change and but
very small quantity of produce offering shipment See table
fer last prices paid.
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sent session, has done many foolish and ridiculous
mugs, that one or two more added to the general
,ock will neither heighten or lower the character Of
~ members. lis latest and most repreI ensibIe ac
on has reference to Kansas affairs, and on paper an
Ceedlngly bellcose desire is manifested to meet the
n5ud!ng squatters of Missouri on their own ground
y with all the authority and majesty of the great
Ta'e of Massachusetts arrayed in arms against them
% Instance the parties apart precludes any idea
To. immediate danger but it will occur to sensible
tnat The matter is one for the General Govern
10 settle, and that until Massachusetts is called
bp U4 LOT aid IN the matter it will be just as we'll for
ea W eaVe the responsibility of action in the prem
''S where the Constitution has placed If.
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June Goth, 1854

There few things which afford greater pleasure than
sitting down 80 write notice of the celebrated Hoofland
German Bitters because fully conscious
erring public benefit and our heart tells US that by our
notices many have been induced take these Bers and
for the cure of which it is certain 1t prepared and sold
only by Dr. c. NJ Jackson the German Medicine Store,
No. I20 Arch Street, Philadelphia
For sale in Wilmington, N. c., by DR.. A. o. BRADLEY,
and c. & D. DUPRF Druggists 2OO2wdNw
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THE subscribers would respectfully announce the
citizens of Wilmington and the adjacent country that
general assortment of goods c6mPising Hats
Shoes Hardware Cutlery, Saddey Provisions, Groceries
Nc, &c And hope BY strict attention to business to
merit share of the public patronage
Feb. o. N-Wtf &
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CLARENDON IRON WORKS.

THE CLARENDON IRON WORKS are now prepared
to receive orders for Beam, Vertical Horizontal Os
all purposes Circular Vertical ana Portable Saw Nils COM
plete; Pumps; Mining Machinery; Grist and Flour Mills
ming Of Scamcrs Car Wheels and AxIas Horse Powers of
various patterns Ricefcid Pumps Engines Rice hresh
eIs Shnse Machines; Stating, Pulies, Hangers, Gears
CAsTINGs.-Iron aud Brass Castings Of all descr ,ons
including Ornamental iron Railing, Pipe, Bridge Castings
SC &c. The Company respectfully invite otclon styles
and patterns Of Railing, which may be their office
BOIiEES-Tubular, Fuc and Cylindrical Bolc.s, Wa
ter Tanks Chmneys, aud all other kinds of Boiler work
hEPAIRs.-A separate department and force will be
with despatch All work done in the establishment deliver
ed either on the of the VII Man. r. R., the
free OF charge Having largo facilities the above work will
be done reasonable terms elsewhere North outh
and in prompt and satisfactory manner.
Consultations by letter otherwise regard to and
designs for Mills or their urnure and for Machinery
,,r - ,s-- HENRY N, DRANE, Agent.
lNl 2s5 Hhds. and Tierces Prime New Crop Cardenas
Mo2sse in new and substantial casks n'w landing from
May 9Th. J. y ]. l.. HATHAWAY& o.
7 Attest EUROPEAN NEWS The Herald received
II Friday evening contains full details Of the news by the
steamer Atlantic, For sale at 5. w. WHlTAKEH'S.
THIS ,IOIININt5
OPENED at Scott & Baldwn's;
~ 2 beautiful Sacks and Frocks;
10 dozen Byron and standing Collars;
50 g Whisker, English. &c &c.;
100 " Halthosc, all qualities; fancy stripe, plain,
cotton and silk;
Brown Linen Drawers
White do. do beautiful qualities and handsomely
made. Call at SCOTT & BALDWTN'S
May 18th. "CITY CLOTHING STORE"
j $500 bs n G Bacon fans, Sides and Shoulders;
T. kegs best Goshen Butter;
10 dozen superior Lemon Syrup;
. Olive Nil-qua1ts and pints;
100 lbs, Tea, and ID packages Also assort-
ment Of Buckets, Tubs, Broom Rope, Bod-Cord lead.
Lines, Matches Kegs, &c. For sale by
JONES e FO u s,
May 9TH Market Street
RUTCHER's IMPERIAL FILES. Jost received a full
ID supply. J. VI ROBINSON.
April ;. I7S-tf
! y OGERS' CUTLERI.-Ihe subscriber opeu-
Z ing fine assortment of RuGEKS' SELECTED KNIVES
SCISsORS &c and has made by which he
will oe regularly supplied with his goods up especial
~ fer his retail sales Those who wish the best this line
will always find them at
]. M ROBlNSOI'S
Wilmington N. c. May II.
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HOMEMADE GUANo.-S B. Halliday, of Trovi-
aence R. L. has process by which he can convert
The hsh which swarm coasts every season into an
article like guano at less than half the cost of the
teruyIan article, and Prof Hare. of Philadelphia,
links equally as valuable. Mr.. Halliday says
" am able to say very confidently that this pro-
a2ct can be afforded at S25 per ton, and pay the
uacturer more than SO per cent. The oil (according
10 Jackson and Hare) being almost vaueless for fer
~Nng purposes, it is first taken from the fish. and
oey are then converted into guano. The first cost
VI The iSh is about 81 per ton, and containing nearly
per cent of oil, the oil will pay for the fish and
nearly Tor the labor in manufacturing. By my own
2PeTment tho oughly demonstrated the rendering
M ISn mo guano. | then consulted DIR. Hare, of
Philadelphia, who, | ascertained had experimental
extensively and successfully obtained from him his
moceSSes, and have received considerable instruction
o9 him on the subject. I have also consulted DR..
,ackson more recently. These gentleman, and all
with whom l have consulted. agree as to the great
Value of this fertilizer"
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NOTICE.

TTAVING determined closing our business in Will
all our stock of Groceries, Provisions Sc, &c Merchants
and dealers are invited call and examine the goods
lowest market rates.
N. B-Al parties indebted to US MUST make NINE
date PAYMENT. FREEMAN q HOUSTON.
Anil 9th 1855 IS3-tf.
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NEW Firm.

THE subscriber having the first February taken r.
L DAVID +. BUNTING into partnership with him,
the business will hereafter be conducted under the and
style of DAVIS u BUNTING.
Feb 20. SAM'L DAVIS.
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MORE GEORGIA GoLD.-The Augusta Constitu-

MORE GEORGIA GoLD.-The Augusta Constitu-
tionalst of Tuesday, says:
eve were shown yesterday another lump of gold,
from the mine of Messrs. Mccormick & Leitner Co.
lumba county, of which we would like to be the
owner 1t was the produce of twenty-six hands in
nine working days from surface some of which
had been thrown aside for fifteen years. The lump
weighs 1860 pennyweights, and is worth about one
thousand six hundred and fifty dollars.
Georgia is rich in mineral wealth. and if the
same labor was bestowed on her gold mines, as is
given in the gold region of California, we have no
doubt she could produce of the precious meta
and avoid many of the hardships that are experienced
by miners IN that State"
GET R1cH-If you wish to be appreciated GET
RICH The poor mans company is not sought his
advice not Needed his talents not perceived Get
rich. and women will think you marvellous hand
some your common place sayings will be repeated
as gems of q brilliant intellect you will be con-
suited an oracle of wisdom invited to feasts and
elevated 10 the highest positions There are only
enough exceptions to prove the generality OF the
rule, that he is only invited to dinner who can afford
good one of his own and yet this sordid meanness
pervades all society showing its loathsome vsage in
all the walks of life, and nurse and foster instead
Of despsing it.
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T7RAMING.-We prepared for framing with any
L style and size of gilt moulding. S. w. WHlTAkERS
NEW BOOKS.---We have all the late published Popular
IN Books, too numerous to mention. .-
Nav 10th S. w WHITAKER'S.
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WILMINGTON WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.

S should be understood that quotations generally
represent the wholesale prices In filling small ORDERS high
er rates have to be paid
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MARRIED..

In Bladen County, the 18th of April by the Rev
A. Monroe, A. H. PERRY, ESQ, to Miss ADELlNt
NEOMIA, daughter of Mr. Bethel Meares
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NOTICE

Sc THOSE who are indebted to individually, to
JOHN DAWSON s: CO, will please call and pay on or
before the Goth inst if many will be sued June Court
balance to September Court further indulgence will
be gVen having made business elsewhere
will require all my capital All under $780, if not
paid immediately will be put in the hands proper
for collection. JOHN DAWSON.
May 8, 1865 35-tIa-2O4tla
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OFFICE WILMINGTON s WELDON R. R. c. I
60 ry5z fFFTIfFIIfIf7757 T5TT7Ilff5
a Ezss Is..; I'LL -. ILL

dividend lhl &c per capital Stock OF this
Company has been declared by the Directors thereof and
will be payable shareholders and after the 10Th inst
MAY i.-2O22Ot JAMES 5. GREEN, See'y.
Wilmington Papers, Era and Tribune, Goldshoro Nor
folk Beacon, Portsmouth Globe Halifax Republican Wei
don Patriot Standard and STAR Raleigh, will publish 20
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NEwELL'S PATENT SAFETY
LAMP & LAMP EEEDER

A NEW ARTICLE, warranted to prevent all Accidents
Eros1ve Copoua used for the produetion of LgHt
This Invention applied to all common Lamps and Lamp
a5 to s0 nS LAMPS nd os M
sale by c. & D. DUPRE, Druggists, Market street, Will
mington, N. c.
Having purchased the right for the State of N c. from
the Patentee prepared to fill all Orders at short
tice, for every description and variety of Lamps, SC
All persons cautioned against infringing upon the above
patent the law will be rgidy enforced against all often
ders
G. DUPRE,
D. DUPRE, Jr.
A. G.. DICKINSON.
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Raleigh, April 30. 1855.

NAVY DRILL and NAVY DUCk---The best quail tiles of
~ above goods made to measure best style Ahbys
cut, at SCOTT & BALDWlN'S.
May 9, 1855.
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More. River Lumber, Tar and Turpentine, sold
subject to the expense Of landing inspection
erage, &c Lumber 80 cents to 81 70 M; Tar and
Turpentne about 10 Is cents % bbland naval
when brought per railroad about the expenses
curred.-*For Virgin mixed Turpentine deduction
of one-ffth is made. according to quality.
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FA4EIIEFl LLE May bacon $685. Beeswax
10000 Cotton-Fair to good $1,000; ordinary to mid u
@s4 Feathers 5000. Flour.Family, 5000 90: Super
81 10 Wheat 10000; Oats, $4,000; Peas, $1,000 Rye,
Salt livp. sack 81 5000 90 Alum, IL bu 0O@0 90.
Bacon-recepts fair demand increasing prices firm Cot
quite firm with occasional sales above quo
tatlons F9ur-we continue former figures, market
what variable Corn quite firm receipts not equal to de-
m maj d n C. BFandy and Little coming in
this is for the public to Judge TurpentineVirgn 81 80
yellow dip 2 Is, scrape Is; spirits 5000
10 NEWBERN, May Bacon, ll@Ha cts; Corn, s. cts
Lard 10 cents for bbls and IL cents Tor kegs, q n Meal
6O@65 y bushel Turpentine 81 IS for dp md - for
scrape P Dbl; Tar, 81.
LIVERPOOL, April 27.-Cotton-Prces have slightly
land fair 81 mddng 5S-l6. Breadstufs have advanced
Wheat has advanced 6d@8d Flour has advanced 6d2s
Western Canal Flour 38s@42s Cd Ohio 43s6145s White
Corn dos 6d@46s mixed 46s Cd yellow 46s Bacon
the week at 465Os Sugar has advanced Is Cd Coffee is
steady and prices unchanged Iron steady and unchang
and closed at SS3@8SE.
BALTIMORE, May 8.-Cohee, Rio, lOl@lo4 cents La
g a., [O 90 cents lava I4@l5 cents y b. Four Gt
b6l Corn Meal country 5000 g. and city manufacture
81 873 Z Dbl Wheat white g 65@2 Is; red 81 60@2 65
y bushe Corn, white 81 O44I O5 yellow 81 O7@I % II
bushe. Oats, Md. and Va. 62@6G cents Penna. 67@6s
busbs RE d Nv 1871 ee as Bn1 q %
Rico 3@32 cents Mess Beef $7 So Family at I9 &C. No
at $l5 759l6 and Prime at $l4@l4 % U Dbl Mess Pork
$l7 so, and Prime $l6 q Dbl Bacon shoulders 8 sides
g. and hams l0a@Ia to II cents q ID Bulk Meats shout
ders 1914 cents sides 8@8 cents and hams $685. =
Lard bb 1910 lo} cents and kegsl05@lO4 cents . ID
Rice 6464 cents u ID Sugar, New Orleans So To- his
ky bbls. 38@384 cents p gallon.
NEW YORK, May S-Cotton has declined Z but Is firm,
Flour good Ohio 10 1910 So Wheat is SITTER Corn
firm mixed 81 Is Pork, old SIG 5O@I6 81, new
$l7 50@6 g. Beef is firm sales Of repacke Chicago
$l4 75@l5 30. Lard is firm Whiskey, Ohio, 39i@393.
1urpentinesale of Spirits As Crude is firm So
! @3 80. RosinSales at l 80 q 81 go Tar is a shada
higher Rice unchanged with limited demad previous
rates Linseed Oil, 80 cents.
LONDON, April 27.-Sugar has advanced Is Cd. Coffee
s. ,ady and unchanged Tea is active and unchangen
Rice is in active speculative demand for India Brpadus
have advanced Wheat has advanced 4s5s and Flour 2(
IS White Wheat Sos@86s red 74s@o0 Flour 800 lbs.
Lard has advanced 50s and closes ~m Taow
mand with sales at sos Spirits Turpenne 6s Crude 9s
Linseed Oil firm at Sos 6d@37s. Iron is steady and
changed Welsh Nails quoted board G6 Is 61@ e6
lis Sd do. bar Iron 96 lOs@e6 l5s Scotch Pig Iron
quoted at 60s@6ls for mixed numbers the Clyde Lead
! is steady.
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This morning notice sales above at which The
appears firm sellers holding at higher price
RosN There has been active demand for Common since
last review and the price has gone Is The
very little in first hands The sales for the week reach
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STEEL PENS! sTEEI PEAS,

TUST opened, Steel Pens, almost every brand
- and price, from 30 cents s. per Also
of those superior Amalgamatcd lreium Zine and PIana
tenS these TO corrode. Also case
California Pens these and superior PENS
made Of composition of metals and warranted
rode Also, superior italian Quill Pens This is
brand OF ready made Quill Pens that warrant as
they used in Of the Banking Houses in England
they suitable for Ladies when marking hes
with lnlcibe Ink, (of which have excellent atce)
Also two of those Favore Cold Pens, from
Dawson, Warren Hydc's Mandatory. We now have
four different sizes of these Pens, Silver Cases 81 IS
to s.; and in Gold Cases. from to $40 These
rant to DO the best Gold Pen uscr ahead Of Rapps
Bagley's.
Any of the above brands Of Pens may he had at Manu-?
acturers' prices, at ]. T. MUND'N Book-store
SPIRIT BBLS-2JO second hand spirits bhis on hand and
- for sale by PETTEWAY e PRITCHETr
EtHEMlCALS-I 900 ozs. German, French and English
- Qunine; 80 lbs Syrup lodido IRON 80 lbs Blue Pill
Mass 10 Sulph Morbhia 26 uph Cnchonia and
the largest supply of Chemicals offered for sale in this
State. For sale at c & L.. DuPRE'S
June % Drug Ware Rooms
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NOTICE

There will be Railroad Meeting at Harreps Store
New Hanover county the 18th of May for the purpose
getting the Wilmington route of the w. c. r. R. Il. to
high Harres Store before turning west. All per-
West and South of Harr who feel interest in the
matter solicited to attend.
May 3, 1855. MANY CITIZENS.
Rg- WILMINGTON SAVINGS BANh.-Ths Institu-
ton located at Capt Potters Office opposite Bank Of Cape
Fear will be open for the reception of deposits Wedne
day of each week from o'clock P NJ and Saturday
of each week from 4 to o'clock P. M.
JOHN A. TAYLOR, Pres't.
Nav |, I855.-2Ol-tf
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AT about half-past eleven o'clock last night, our
city was visited by of the heaviest rain storms
accompanied by hunder and lightning, that we have
witnessed for some time The weather had been
threatening all the afternoon, and in the vicinity of
Columbia a very heavy storm was prevailing, which
completely interrupted Geographic communication.
Charleston Courier, 4M inst.
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everlasting CHLDREN-A writer in the New
York Courier, remarking upon the evil of overtask
ing the physical powers of youth, says that he re-
Gently saw in the city of Brooklyn two youths on
their way to school, carrying in their arms SIX 10
eight books of various dimensions:
" One was almost woman, and as passed 1t oc-
Cured to me that if her mind not warped the
body soon would be if she ventured with such loads
The other boy of about Fifteen with atten-
uated figure and pale, sorrowful look out of his face
possessing nothing of that elasticity of frame, and
ruddy glow of health, which delight to see in
children well as men. As the boy IS the father to
the man, it becomes those who have the least inhu-
ence the minds and bodies of youth, to act eff
GENTLY for reform. Instructors who design to show
their skill at public examination through such
means, would do well to consider that healthy
ton of the scholars limbs, by system of exercise,
invgorating the faculties of the mind does eff
fectually for the after condition and we'll being of
their pupils than all else besides. What is learning
worth, however much one has of it, if along with
the power has not the propeling force to make
| it available -
OF all the barbarities of modern times there is none
more disgusting and tyrannous than this Practice
A child learn from ten to fifteen, with a
sound healthy frame to start on than from five to f-
/ teen, starting with the weakness and mmaturty of
the age of five years
ONE HUNDRED MILES OF ICE.-The Buffalo Com.
mercial of Thursday last says:
| " A telegraph dispatch which reached US from
Dunkrk to.day states that the harbor is open, the
propeller General Taylor having arrived from the
| West Business looking with much SO
iicitude for the movement O. the great ice field which
bloc kades haIbor, and extends for than
hundred miles up the lake. Although somewhat di
minshed in strength and thickness by the warm
| weather, accompanied by rain and fog, with which
we have been favored within the last ten days, still
retains sufficient solidty and rmness to resist the in
fuence of the for month at least unless we are
blessed with strong winds in the meantime.''
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RESOLUTIONS OF THE CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE.,

COMMERCE.
ResoEved That after the first day of June next, will
not purchase Turpentne Tar from the inspectors OF the
same but purchase directly from the producers their
agents. if the agent be not an Inspector.
Resolved That the brokerage for selling Iurpentine and
Tar shall be exceed per Dbl and the In
selected the brokerage
paid by him. GEO. DAVIS, Sec'y.
May l. I855-2O7-3 t-36-tlJ
GOLDsBORO' FEMALE COLLEGE.
'TNHE Annual Examination of this Institution will
the 18th of May and continue from day to day
till the End of June.
3rd by Rev Turner Jones, President of Green's
boro Female College. The Annual Address will be delv
cred Monday the 4h by the Rev C. F. Dunn of South
Carolina Conference.
The Session closes Monday evening with concert
May Sth. 2O8 tlsti.
L ted and stock for Spring and Summer just received by
Adams Yesterday opened IL of beautiful Fancy
Casmeres-new STYLE and SELL for cash, any pattern
p,ice to cost only: Call at .--, -
May9 THE CITY CLOTHING STORE.
T7IlE NEW YORK HERALD, Of the 9Th inst, contains
the news by Asia in FULL five days later from Europe
For sale at S. w. WHITAKER'S.
| DACK NO. l OF HARPER.--Commencing from the first
| D issue On hand and for sale at S. w. WHITAKER'S
MACKEREL AND HERRING.
| lust RECEIVED per Sehr. Delegate, from Halifax,
= -'' Is barrels No. / Mackerel;
IOt D." ! do.
e, e :: e & s. S:
$50 Cut Herring. For sale in lots to suit, by
Mav9 T. c. WORTH.
GAM sLICK'S NEW BOOK Nature and Human Ma,
High Life in New York. - Wise Saws So The Old
u Nav s. &c '"s' p0''''D'O A S W WHITAKER's
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| Federal .Distributive
Popula 'on. share
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The CHARACTER OF AURoRA.-By a Late Riser
begin to question very much the lofty, much extol
led character of Aurora. First of ALL she is decided
!y light fingered for her very first act upon rising
Is to strip the earth Of all it's dews. Then before
single person is up she rifles every bank, and with
the proceeds of her robbery. rushes about tipping the
mountains with gold. You will say that it is a way
she has got but for myself imagine that it would
be better for the young lady to be just before she is
liberal, and her high sense ofjustice is best shown
by the fine glowing; malicious pleasure she takes in
always breaking the Day.-Punch.
Know Nothing Proscript1on-We are told on good
authority that G. H Todd the defeated candidate for
City Clerk, yesterday discharged his washer woman,
Mrs. Frawley, who has done his washing for some
time past, giving as reason that he would not en-
ploy an Irish woman or foreigner of any kind.
EransrWe Eng.
We suppose that Todd adopts the principle that
- Americans must wash Americans
Cleveland Plnindealer.
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| GAM SLICK'S NEW BOOK Nature and Human Ma
= ture By the author of " Sam Slick the Clock
s'High Life in New York. Wise Saws" The Old
Judge &c. Just published and for sale at
| Mav5 S. w. WHITAKER'S.
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This morning the price of hard advanced cents with sales
as above market
SPIRITS TURPENrNE. The market has ruled steady since
last review with light transactions and the price the
quoted this day week The receipts have been limited
and light stock in first hands The sales foot up