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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-24

EcL!-sE OF THE MooN.-Look out you, who stay
laaae tII after midnight, for the total eclipse Of
be noon tonight, or rather very early tomorrow
4-rnng. The eclipse will commence hare about
II aunutes alter u O'Clock. The TAR orb will be
l4.ly ecIirsed one hour and one minute after the
enhancement of the partial eclipse, and will re-
4..,. IN total observation one hour and twenty
7ms minutes. Duration of the eclipse three
opcs and twenty five minutes.
Sotil the weather be clear. all the usually
v,5.e planets will be seen. Mars will be visible
~, 59uTs and twenty FIVE minutes after the
cipsz commences, and Venus VIII be rising as
l=tc,lpss EMS. Jupiter will set as the eclipse
.es.ns, am! Sllufn will be near the Meridian.
The Almanac does not Indicate ttat there will
-rany charge for this beautiful exhibition.
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Dissolution of Co-Partnership.

1NHE cOpartnershp heretofore existing between Mi
i chaeI sweeney Til; Johnston, Jr.; Peter Shoenber
GER James NJ TOdi, and A. n. jOhHstOa under The finn
name OF Sweeney, Johnston IL Co. was dissolved on
the sfh day oil june 1851, by the death of Peter Sheen
berger.
Since that date the undersigned have continued the bus
mess OF the late firm under the style of SWec.
ney, JohEstOn& Co.
MICHAEL SWRENEY
I'll: JOHNSTON
JAMES NJ. TODD,
ABiJAH N. JOHNSTON
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'aETNTELLIGENCER
ssD4Y MORNING. OCTOBER "a. 1885.
10 Corresuoudents.

concerning subscription, a,Ivertfstn-or ott.
2gsrcia business cfthe lnieiseneer, should be aa.
,.r the editorial department Of the pa.
ou, be addressed to the editors, jointly or to ei.
Z ,Or..a5slents writing for publication, will please
:, rtiv on ore side OF The paper
h,ervaure the above rules w.t. greatly oblige u.s.
y rcure more prompt attention to CORRESPONDENTS
tssy might otherwise some times receive.
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a CARD.

HENRY TALLtNT. LEVI s DKLAPLAIN, and
IL WILLIAM TALLANI have "a! ned co-pariner-
y. tie purpose traEsactnGH Who!c>ac Grocery
aud Dry & GODS and Forwarding and General Commission
business in tbs city ureI the firm oi rAi!iNr ~ De
LAPLAIS. Tie wholesale Dry Goods business Will be
conducted at 81 Main street and the wholesale Groce
r. and Commits sion. business No - Main street
Ample and >eJsonlbc 'ocss oil Dry GUuds and Groce
Tiss will always be at low prices and accom-
n,oati terms, which they earnestly invite the aten
ton J. CLOSE BUYERS. mas
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.rhe s.aIv ID Ne,rspnper.

subscribers who do not give express notice 10 the
rr are e0nsidereias wishing tOcuniinue their sub
n subscribers order the disc continuance OF their peri
u.s. The Publisher mag continue To send them until all
. "a aces arc PAID
sSscrfbers neglect or refuse to take their rcriodi.
o. The offices to which they directed, they are
ponsibe till they have settled the bill and order e.
a.. n Discontinued.
isabscribers remove to otherp!aces without inform
tabishcrs, and the papers sent to the former
-l.i,,,. they ne held Responsible.
The C0uris nave decided ihat refusing to take pc Rod
iJr ~: Office, removing ard leaving them uncall
n, is pl INA tacIl evidence OF intentional fraud.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.
nALr1,rnpR ,IARKEr

PrrTsBuRGsI, Oct. 23.-River 4 feet 0 inches
falling. Weather wet.
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REMOVAL,

REMOVAL
NJ REILLY has removed from his old stand in Mar
w. het Square 10 That new and spacious warehouse,
No. ~, green tOnt west side OF Main street, between
q MasaIIe, as commission house. iic has on hand
rye aud general assortment OF groceries and Liquors,
which lie wall sell hoesae the lowest market prize
As":-uunpowdef oil every description, and SAFETY
Fuse. spi1
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AmbrotVpes,

a1uOEoGypeS.
THE subscriber tn public new style of
j picture far superior the suerTeotyrc made in
Wheeling daily ut his estab shnIent. They aIe termed
AMBROTYPES,
the process for which patented in the United Staes
Treat Hrtain and France These pictures tile most
beautiful and truthful produced the Photographic
art The exceeding f"Gness, depth light aud shade,
richness Ol tone is womb rUl They do not reverse the
subject, but represent everything its postou-
They are without the glare OF dlguerreotype, may be
seen IN any view, and VIII last for ages Unchanged being
lAlPERISHABLE,
hence the name Ambrotype, which signifies Enjestruc
olity The picture is taken plain glass; TO which IN.
other plate Of corresponding size is secured with an indie
strrcube Cement by which tic picture viii retain its orig
Inal htiancy not currode by acids nor
be Injured by wafer or climate.
Amhro Horoscopes he seen to be appreciated
the relief is a perfect lie.
DaguereOtypes taken at reduced prices Ladies' and
gentlemen invited 10 Call cx1mGiue my gallery
U6 &c PAi.TEI6C;R
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DISSOLUTION.

THE firm OF Sweeney Johnston IL Co.. Is this day dis.
solved BY mutual consent McssTs. Michael Sweeney aud
Thomas Johnston, JT., retiring rom the firm
NJ SWEENEY
J. NJ TODn,
THOS: JOHNSTON. Ia
4. n. JOHNSTON,
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Richard H. Lee,
ATTORNEY At Law.

FORMERLY PRACTITIONER IN THE COURTS OF
EASTERN VIRGINIA.
M I'LL attend tire Counts Ohio county, and will al
w tend 10 any business tIie OF Washington
anu Greene, Pa II S reside nee
iGlI WASHINGTON, PA
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The Verandah Restaurant

II receiving every day hesh Baltimore Oysters. Our
will aVva Us find prepared serve the IN
up IN The most delicate aud desirable manner,
ia ORDERS complied with in the shortest possible
time
ag29 No I07 Main street
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New Arrangement,

THE WHEELING AND PAaKERs EuRG
'f:ESs-SSE,sl PACKET
SSS&81sE2SSS ALB EN- RE,
LINES Il. ROBERTS, master.
will leave Wheeling every Tuesday, Thursday and Satur
day, at 10 O'Clock, !. PaIKefsburs Connecting at
Marietta yvti tie steamer HUCk running Marietta
70 Z1lesyiie: aud at PaIkesshu.s with the steamer
FASHION, running rom PaTkersburg 20 West
bia, Va. Returning viii leave ParkersLurg every
day. Wednesday and Friday al 81 O'Clock, j NJ.
Freight w!l lie received Or any point the MuskR-
river between Marietta and ZanesIilIe aud any
point on the Ohio between Wheeling and West Column
hil. nn:l
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NEW AND BEAUTIFUL STOCK
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry,
At

NO. 7 81 UShluSIOn "a MI.
HAVING Just returned rom the Eastern cities with
IL large and well selected assortment OF clocks, watch
and Jewelry) tile subscriber would Gail the ion OF
his friends aud the public generally tot, assuring them
that lie will sell it cheaper than lsreioOre. Ills
stock consists ia part, .oiluws:
Patent Lever, Porcelain, Mantle, Gothic eight and one
dly clocks
and open faced Watches.
Bracelets, arElets, brooches, finger rings earnings
keys seals, port muEas, fine Ce, ETC, etc, in great
varietS; he>ides silver aud Alhaa ware OF all kinds
UP attention is called TO the American
Watches, Tut up gold and silver cases. made wholly in
this country, and rrInted prime tins keePeIs.
The ladies' will mud at his estnbls hUpHt large and
well selected STOCK OF and beautiful C-meo Jeweiry,
which Cannot fail 10 please,
Having bought extremely low, he feels confident that he
goods in his line lower ti1n before sold IN
Wheeling, and respectfully Invites all to call an, examine
his stock. r. BROWN
pcI3 No. 4 Washington Hall.
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Ne1c Books.

Ne1C BO06S.
CtoRA aud the Doctor;
" Scenes in the Practice of New York Surgeons;
The Hearth Stone, by Saml- OSgncd;
The Hidden Path, by Marion Hariand;
The School OF Life, b. Anna Mary Hewitt;
The Poetry ard Mystery OF Dreams, by CHARLES D.
Leland;
The Slave OF the Lamp, by Nm. North;
Which: the Right the Lett?
The News i!Oyi
WOvert's ROOst, bv Washington Irvingi
IIerOnes OF History, by Mary E Hewett;
The winkIcs, Merry NouOmaniacs;
Female Life among the MOrmOns;
ROgets rleSaurus of English Words
Together with ge assortment OF the best works in
the various departments OF literature
For sale By THOMPSON & PATTERSON,
ocf3 III MniHst.
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Just Received.
ENUE undersigned would most respectfully inform his
friends and patrons Wheeling aud its vicinity and
citizens generally, that he has Just received his Fall
an4 winter stock OF
CLOTHS, CAsSIMERES AND vESTrNGS.
together with full assortment OF Gents FURNISHING
Goods which will he sold on the most rcasou9 BILE terms
Cloths Cassimeres AID VesiHss sold by the yard
piece pattern made to order in the latest ard mos
approved style and hest manner, at short notice.
UJ satisfactory MT gIa raHteed in all no sale
J. Ii. STALLMAN, Merchant Tailor,
NO.2 Washington Hall.
Cc6 Wheeling, Va
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Ne'o Stock of Boots and Shoes at
n. L. DORSEY'S
% iaa lbEia u. I doors 6elotc Union 81
.OaE 6all

No f2a Ilria At 1 doors 5elo,r Union st.
ANING returned f.on the Manufacturing Establish
IL ehtA OF the East wilma stuck OF boo;s and Shoes
CONFUSING all the varied styles or the present. and a
preaching se1son OF 1852 would respectfully invite one
and all TO call and examine my stock as am confident
thai can suit all and every body pr DIVIDED cool pretty
ana .ar goods viii do l. intend keep tie best goal.
NY OF goods III my ine and will sell as cheap not cheap.
et man tLeT can be fought elsewhere. and examine
'Os examining.
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Savings bank Store,
OPPOSITE THE MLURE HOUSE.

CtitIzcns of " hecIing aud vicinity
~ would be wauling in my duty to you
those whose interests in my hands-and myself did
NOT keep You advised where you car lind great variety
and good quality of hOOs shues, hats, caps umbrellas
aud carIel sacks, my all and winter stock OF which
Just received.
deem it useless to paTticularize, suffice il to saw
have all kds of the above goods usually kept
ys and will sell them to all who may be disposed pa
tTonize, at lowest prices.
Please remember the Old Post Office corner.
Oco H.. Il. WATSON,
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Premium Blinds,
d f q u d Z II OBJ Z II r 8

2O0 MAIN STREET,
II EEPS constantly oil hand and manufactures to order
IN VENIIYiN WINDOW BLINDS,
vi wide and marrow sIaIs, with plain aud fancy trim
Mugs every color AID shade, Wholesale retail ON
tel 10 suit the times.
Old blinds repained and trimmed equal to new.
JObbins promptly atlended to. nyf1
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Co-Partnershin.


Co-Partnership.
r Il MARSH has this day associated with him NJ r
y Waymlu, T.! purpose tiansacting the who's
sale aud retail Boot Shoe business Old stand OF
J. r. Marsh, No S5Monrue street, next door to Greer
OFT & Co., under the fiimof
July tst, 1855. jaSo
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-08-24

NEWBERN, N. c., Aug. 22-Bacon-Small receipts,
with no change in price to report Beeswax rs cents Corn
So y Dbl from flats Flour, $40 70 1916 lbs. Fowls-No
change in price, demand fair N c. Lard l3t cents D H..
Meal 80 N. Y Mess Pork sells $22@z25 Frank
$21 Fish, Muets, sell from boats sos SO % boil Tar,
81 20. Turpentine, Dip, 81 80 Serape, 81 80.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 2O.-Only limited business
transacted in Cotton to-day 1000 bales having been sold at
rates The receipts of Cotton date have
comprised 1000 bales.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 2l.-Four-good Ohio SO rs; How
ard street. SO IS City Mills So IS Wheat-white 81 IS
low, 80 SO cents. Rye, 81 05@l l0 OATS Maryland, AZ
46 dark Pennsylvania A cents good new Ohio 4o
cents.
NEW YORK, Aug. 2l.--Cotton--The market is dull.
FlourThe market is firm with upward tendency sales
of 1000 bbs at 5000 so for Southern Wheat The
Southern white CornThe market is firm, with sales of
5000 bushels at S6@87a cents Rice is unchanged To-
bacco is firm Stocks steady, but dull.
CHARLESTON, Aug. 20 -Cotton-We have no new
feature notice The transactions continue light, and
vous prices have been sustained The sales tor the three
days have been limited $50 bales at extremes rang
from 9{@1 cents.
24@25. Coffee Rio, 1908 Laguira, lSa St DMningo.
0O@OO. CottonFair to good, l@00 ord to mid 100 lOA
Feathers, 5000 Flour Family $9@9 25 Supe fac, - A
@$9 Fine rs; Scratched 20 Grain, Corn cUgS)c
Wheat 81 40@$ so Oats, 5000; Peas $4,000; Rye 80
Hides-Dry Solo; Green 4@5. Lard $4,000. Salt Livp
Bacon-Very little change Cotton-We reduce l. Man
ufacturers only in the market Flonr-Sght advance
sales easily made Moasses-VeTy little Cnba on hand We
TARBORO', Aug. IL -Turpentine-D 81 80 76
S,rape, 25@3O cts p 100 lbs Tar, $l@l Is. Corn, 50
So % q Dbl Bacon, 10 IL Lard, 10 IL
Cotton. 9@l0 cents.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-08-24
REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET.
FOR THE WEEK ENDING AUGUST 23RD, 1855.

Observation-Disclosures generally dull, except in the Naval
Store line There has been considerable animation in Spr
its Turpentne Rosn, and Turpenne and prices may be
said to have maintained much rmness in the first and
ond named articles, and slight advance in the last
We now however in the dull season. when the farmers
generally engaged about their crops and but little pro-
duce with the exception of naval stores be expected
be brought in. We have endeavored give below
rect review of the weeks transactions have been
abed obtain accompanied with such remarks believe
to be justified in making to which would respectfully
fer as follows
TURrENTINE-Has come in slowly for the past week. Pri
have maintained much mness with slight rise for the
past two three days The sales have been as follows
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-08-24
CLARENDON IRON WORKS,

WILMINGTON, n =.
THE CLARENDON IRON WORKS are now preuared
receive orders for Beam, Vertical Horizontal Os
and
plete Pumps Mining Machinery; Grist and Flour Mills,
ping steamers Car Wheels and Axes Horse Powers Of
various patterns Riee6ed Pumps and Engines Min iEons
Machines Shafting, Pules, Hangers Gears, and all other
mill work.
CAsTlNGS1on and Brass Castings of all descr pions,
including Ornamental Iron Railing Pipe, Bridge Castings,
&c &c The Company would respectfully invite attention
styles and patterns of Railing which may be seen at their
Office.
BOnERs.--Tubular Flue and Cylindrical Boilers. Wa
ter Tanks Chimneys and all other kinds Of 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 on az
reasonable elsewhere North south, and In
prompt and satisfactory manner
by letter otherwise in regard plans and
designs for Mills their furniture, and fo achnery gen.
orally willingly All orders or communications to
70 WV HENRY M DRANE, Agent
March 16, 1855 l63-26h
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ND TAR MAKERS

NOTICE TO TURPENTINF, AND TAR MAKERS
DY A RECENT RESOLUTION of the Chamber of
DCommerce for the sale of urpentine and Tar to be made
by the producers their agents. and not by the Inspectors
heretofore The undersigned, Produce Broker respect
fully offers his services to the makers of urpentne and
as Broker and for the sale of these articles should
be meet with sufficient encouragement, will give his excu
sve attention to this branch OF the Naval Store trade
friends and the public that he has had twenty yea expert
ence Naval Store trade and aaters himself that he
will be able give satisfaction all parties for whom be
may transact business He also begs call the attention
producers Turpenne and Tar the tact that the Broker
age the sale of these articles to be paid by the ur-
chaser, viz cent per barrel. JOIN HALL.
Wilmington, N c. May ii, 1870. 2l3-tt -37 tt
Herald CODY moths.
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In brunswick county, the 10th inst at the house of w
r. alker JAMES, of James NJ. and NJ A. Ward late
OF O1sloW County, aged one year and eleven months.
: In Bladen county, on 10th August, RICHARD LAFAY-
3 months 80 ~
Alas! how changed that lovely flower,
Which bloomed and cheered our heaTts
Fair feeting comfort of hour,
How soon we're called to part
In Bladen county, the 18th inst. Mrs ELIZABETH H.
IN the 32d year Of her age leaving an afectionae
husband and two children and great many near friends
;, In this town, the 18th inst, Mr.. CHRISTOPHER
u. GUTHRIE, aged about 81 years
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-08-24

An of facts is worth pound of theory and the
of conclusive facts that cluster around that inco
parable preparation Hoofands German BtterS prepared by
Dr. c. NJ jackson, Philadelphia establishing its value
itself from questioning its efficacy In all of diseases
of the stomach whether acute chronic it may be
Dyspepsia burn loss of appetite, nauses
tremor relaxation and debility &c, relieved by the
Bitters in very short Of time and perseverance in
their use never fails to work thorough
For sale in Wilmington N. c., by Or. A O. BRADLEY,
and c. s. d. DUPRE, Druggists.
July % I855.-277- 2wd&W
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-08-24

Mo1AssEs-None in FIRST hands Our quotations srs for
store rates. See table.
PRov1s1oNs-The stock of Bacon extremely light, both
for home cured and Western 1000 lbs n O. hog round
changed hands Friday at IA CENTS and 1000 on Monday
at 49, Quotations for Western nominal-te ne in
first hands Considerable demand for both home eur and
Western See table for last rates. Hams very and
high LardA small lot of N =. make sold yesterday at
149I4i cts. % b., in bbls.- scarce.
PoULTRYSuppy poor and prices rule from l6 to % ce Is
each, for half-g grown chickens.
Sacks arrived yesterday and the mar
ket-afoat
SHNaLEs-No sales; quotations nominal.
SLAVES AND DEMONSTRATING doing receipts.
SUGARs-Without change in quotations
TBER-But little arriving. Sales of raft day or
two since at So so % M, 80 days.
FREIGHTs-Owing to the arrival of number of vessels
within the last ten days. and the small supply of country
duce at this season. eghts have declined and may be con-
sdeed dull at present figures See table for present rates
ExcHANsEThe Banks have lowered their rates for sell
ling Exchange to % cent premu Northern Cities and
do. do Virginia.
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UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
From Fayetteville via. Owens
MkhN&%@A Vile, Clinton and Spring Vale
sES@GE&SASs Distance 40 iles-Running Daily, ex-
cept Saturdays. ,,-,>,r,,
SCHEDULE.
EAVING Fayetteville daily Except Saturdays at
IL O'Clock, P M. Arrive at Warsaw next morning at
o'clock A. NJ in time to connect with the going North
South
Returning Warsaw daily Except Saturdays after
The arrival Of the going North and South at o'clock
and Fayetteville A NJ. Which gives passengers going
North and South, coming to Fayetteville from from North
South, detention and certain connection both ways
All passengers going North from Fayetteville will arrive at
Warsaw in time for the going North and South
Passengers travelling this route will find old experienced
and sober drivers fine stock and fine Troy Coaches
as on any route in the United States.
n. FREDERICK, Contractor.
JNO. B. SWITZERLAND, Sup't at Warsaw
ISAAC BOYKlN, Sup't at Clinton.
J. H. ROBERTS & CO., Sup'ts at Fayetteville.
Warsaw, n. c., Aug. 9th 260-3m--46-3m.
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NOTICE.
THE partnership entered into by the undersigned the
ls October, 1888, will terminate by limitation the
Both September 1855 Their business in North Carolina has
been conducted under the firm of FREEMAN & Houston and
in New York D. c. FREEMAN u Co. In order that set
Element may take place between the parties the temin
alton of partnership above specified notice hereby Civ
that all persons indebted to them settle their
counts without delay.
d. C. FREEMAN.
GEO. HOUSTON.
March 18th, 1850 l62-tf
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The market quiet this morning. and the probability
that the unfavorabe from Europe will decline
present quotations in Naval Stores, particularly
the article of Spirits Turpentine.
RosNThe market has been active since last and the
sales have reached 100 barrels of Common folows:
Thursday 1000 bbls at 81 30 for small sze Monday 100 do
at price, Tuesday 5000 do assorted at ST 3d.
and Wednesday 1000 DO at 81 80 for mixed sizes.
TARArrives slowly and commands ready sale at 81 %
81 30 y bb lot of 400 bblS in shipping order changed
hands Friday at 81 So
BEEswAx-We advance our figures to 25 a 26 cents q D.
BEEF CATTLE &cThere is but scant supply in butch
er's hands We quote at q cents y d. in quality.
Mutton and Lambs wanted We quote at 81 Is @
y head for the first and 81 80 81 Is for the latter
quality.
CorroN-Sale of small lot OF good mddling, few days
since Ot cents z b bale of new (6rst received was
taken this morning at l2a cts. b b.
CORN MEAL Quotations nominal
CANDLEs-Market firm and quotations for prces-as
in quality
Corrective have change note in prices, quotations
for Store rates-in quantity to suit buyers.
EMPTY BARRELs-Sprts Turpentne barrels selling in
lots at 81 62a q 81 rs, cash and 80 days.
EGGs-Are selling from carts at 1920 cents q dozen
FIsH-We have lowered figures for Mackerel. See
table for last sales
FLoUR-We have but few small sales to note since last
at prices ranging from SO so $40 y bb for ~ c. brands
latter Price good family There but very little
the Market and prices have an upward tendency
GRAINThe cargo of 800 bushels Of Corn reported
the market in last, sold Friday at 30 cents
bushe of Sc lbs Since then another cargo of 1900 bushels
arrived from Hyde county which taken this morning
80 bushe of Sc s Market well supplied
has a still further downward tendency ATs-We erase
quotations Store rates 60 IS cents bushel and dull
PEAs-Cow retailing at 80 cents D bushel. 500 bushels
noted on market last Wednesday went at IS cents The
marke; cannot be considered as settled
IT., rxafa To ho
bales Eastern changed hands Tuesday en- private terms
| See table.
LIoUoRs-Stock of Whiskey considerably reduced w
quote at ~ SO cents gallon, quality and quantity
| LIME-900 casks arrived yesterday to order.
LUMBER-Nothing doing in River Lumber.
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March l6, 1855
uoNEy WANTED,

NE Subscriber again forced thus publicly call upon
those indebted him, for settlement Of their &C cunts,
as he must have money his debts, and positively
cannot wait any longer =, - a.l:noox
a~From and this date, work will be delivered
until settled for The state of the times absolutely compel
him to adopt and adhere to this rule onn,,,,4,,
June 10, 1855.-I2A4-42 w. J. CohNWALL'
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A CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY:

ProftabIe and Honorable EmplOyment!!
TINE subscriber is DESTROYS of having an agent in each
county town of the Union capital of from 50 to
$40 only will be required and anything like efficient
ergetc man can make three to five dollars day
some of the Agents are realizing twice that sum- Every
pay return letter, VIM; A. hlNSLEh, oso.
August "a, lS55.-T5l-3t*