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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-09-05
Marine Intelligence.



Aug. 2S-Schr W. G. Mershou, Graham, from N. York,
to T. c. Worth with mdze.
Steamer James r. Grst, Beaman from Fayetteville, to
John Banks.
Steamer Fanny Lutterloh Jones, from Fayetteville to
Lutterloh & Elliott.
gu S Mail Steamer Spray Price from Smithville to
FROM QUARANTIHE-schr. S. H. Pool Rines, from
Charleston, to Pierce & Dudley.
Aug. 20 Steamer Henrietta Southal from Elizabeth
town, to Master
3O-U s. Mail Steamer Spray, Price, from Smithville to
Aug sO.steamer Flora Mcdonald Hurt, from Fayette-
,3I--Schr Ben, Henderson, from New York, to George
Harrss with mdze.
vile, to A. H. VanBokkelen.
Sept. l-Steamer Fanny Lutteroh JONES' from Fayete-
Vlle to Lutteroh & Elliott
Sept 3U. S. M. Steamer Spray Price, from Smithville
to A. H. VanBokkelen
Steamer Rowan, McRae, from Fayetteville to Lutterloh
Sept. a.schr. Caroline Virginia, Douglass from Hyde
county, to Wilari s Curtis; with corn.
Schr. Wave Davis, from Hyde county, to w. II. Nc
schr. Edwin & Samuel Nixon, from Hyde county, to De-
Rosset & Brown with and oats
Schr Sonora Isabel Pgott from Shaotte, to D. Pgctt;
schr C.: B. Glover, PigOtt from sneeds Ferry, to D.
Pigott; with naval stores.
Schr. j. e. Manson, Rabon from Shaotte to Anderson
q Savage; with naval stores.
Schr Laura Harker, from Shallote to Anderson Saw
sehr Odd Fellow, seght, from shaotte to D. PigOtt
Schr. Albion, Russell, from jacksonville J. H. Elan
ner; with naval stores.
Schr. Pearl, Dexter from jacksonville H. Flanner
with naval stores.
IN BELOW-Schr. J. J. Spencer, Langstaff, from Sa.
vannah Schr Col Lester from Stone, in distress and
one other Schooner, name 4nknown
CLEARED
Aug. 2S-U. S. M. Steamer Spray, Price, for Smithvlle
by A. H. VanBokkelen.
Schr. john West for New York. by Geo. Harriss with
naval stores, &C.
29.schr Pedee, Rogers, for New York. by J. H Elan
ner with naval stores.
Steamer Fanny Lutterloh Jones, for Fayetteville by Lut
terloh & Elliott.
Aug. gu. s. Mail Steamer Spray, Price, for Smith
vile, by A. H. VanBokkelen.
30-Schr. Exchange, Edwards for Baltimore, by Russell
Il Bro; with naval stores, &c.
Schr J. H. Chadbourn, Wanright for Boston, by J. H
Chadbourn Co.; with lumber and naval stores
Aug. 30-Seamer James r. Grist, from Fayetteville by
John Banks.
U. s. NJ. Steamer Spray, Price, from Smthville, by
Sept I-Schr. Iowa, Babbitt, for Hyde county, by D
Pigott.
Schr. Rhoda & Beulah, Robbins, for New York, T. C
Worth with naval stores.
Sept 2-Schr Myrover, Jackson, for New York, by T
Worth with naval stores &c.
Barque Orlando Chase, for Boston, by Willard Curtis
with naval stores.
Steamer Fanny Lutteroh Jones, for Fayetteville by Lut
teroh s. Elliott.
Sept. 2-U. S. M Steamer Spray Price, for Smithvie
| by A H. VanBokkelen.
| Schr. VIM. H. Smith, Hughes for New York, by A. d
| Cazaux with $1,000 bushels wheat
Sept 3 Steamer Flora Mcdonald, Hurt, for Fayetteville
! by T c. & B. G. Worth.
4-Schr. Wide World, Dickinson, for New York. by A
| D. Cazaux with naval stores, SC.
Steamer Rowan McRae for Fayetteville, by Lutterlol
! & Elliott.
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\ voTCE FROM VIRGINIA.

CABIN POINT Surry Co.. Va.
Dr. Seth s. Hance Il in Baltimore in April 1854,
and from paper received of yours induced to buy
box yeur Pills recommended as sovereign cure for
epcc Fits that time of my servants had been at
ffced with fits about twelve years When reaching home
commenced with tho pills according to directions do not
induced to believe she may have had only Enclosed
you will find five dollars for which you will please forward
Your compliance will oblige Yours, respectfully,
~ M. P. SLEDGE.
Dr. Hance's Epileptie Pills also sovereign remedy
for every modification diseases The nervous su
frer whether termened by the aue physical agony OF
neursDa tiedooreaux or ordinary headache afflicted with
weakened by periodical fits threatened with
paralysis down and dspred by that terrible las
dereneng any other pain Of disability arising from the un
meets member with of sensation motion and
thoughtderYes Immediate benefit from the use of those
pills, which at calm nvgorates' ana regulates 'ae
| shattered nervous organization ,
the country ,Sa BY mail Tree Of
Nd Price, one box So; two So; twelve $24.
| Sept 2.-lwd&U.
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Last sale of flooring

Nothing done. Last sale of flooring
boards was at $40 per M.
market with the exception of small lot of Cuba and there
is barely any demand. We quote from wharf at 40 AZ
cents in hhds, and from store 45 40 cents per gallon in
bbls.
PorArOEs-some few sUcet have been brought in, and
sold from carts and boats at 81 30 81 rs per bushe One
small lot Of Irish received and retaed from store at 80 30
per Dbl.
tnued very dull throughout the week just ended Mon
day lbs changed hands from store at Is for
GEMS per h. cash-this latter figure being for prime ar
tcle other parcels have been offered at IA cents without
finding buyer With the exception of above sales, there
has nothing done except in small prices rang
ing within quotations There is fair stock in first hands,
and retailers disposed hold off in anticipation of
decline prices No sales of HAMS and quote nomnay
at l6a7 cents h., as in quality Wester" cured is also
in full stock and ruled extremely dull at decline of 4a
cent on previous figures The demand is limited and con-
fined almost exclusively to sides We quote small sales from
at l2aa2 cents for Sides and l1aa cents h. for
stock, and decidedly dull at fsalsa cents.-LARDThe
market continues to be poorly supplied with this article
n c. make received which has changed hands arrival at
Is cents per h. in bbs and kegs Western in small supply
Eet for Northern Mess is about the same as reported
in last review There is fair stock in store, with
SUGARsNo changein prices very light supply on market
op noe decline this of cents previous
quotation of sacks Liverpool ground recelV
ed coastwe and sold Friday last at 81 10 per sack 20
days There is fair supply market and we note
merely retail demand Very little enquiry for alum. and
stock fully sufficient We quote from store at 80 cents per
bushel
SHNGLEs-Are very dull of sale. No receipts sales of
contract, and quotations in table are nominal Very few
arriving and note the sale of only $4,000 at 81
per M.
srAvEsA small of W. o, bbl brought in and sold at
$40 per M. for rough; dull
Nothing worthy of note has been done the past
week. and the market very dull Only Sac RATS sold at
prices quoted in our table.
FREIGHrsRaes coaswse remain the same as quoted in
last with the exception of wheat which has advanced
cent vessels have been taken up for New
York at u cents per bushel There fair quantity of
produce offering shipment and very few vessels now in
table
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NutIonolK Kansas Committee.

,,9 @44sHINGToN, August 3O.-Messrs. Hyatt Amy
ri, DanieAs' appointed b. the National Kansas Com.
E,Se TO confer with the President on affairs of
, raaSaS' had an interview with him to-day. They
ott that the President justified his general policy
nreSsed his belief that if the inhabitants had been
lure anxious for peace, and less about their nstitu.
r,aS' there would have been no trouble He does
ga oe9eye' according to those gentlemen, that the
isD e o. things IN Kansas is such as prevents the
,EsnSaGon OF justice in courts says that the pos
o o OF arms is constitutional right of all Ameri-
he tUu11ens, and pledges himself that nvasions of
1,r %rft0ry shall epreVened, come from whatever
scn ,gF they may; declare emphatically that the
sds , seiers shall have fair election, though it
ecora 4ulre the whole force of the government to
teto,i expresses his determination to enforce tire
sn ia'ofal laws, and he has no mower to nrotect
hey on their way TO the territory, and that
he %ust rely upon the civil authorities Such are
representations of the committee.
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I4er Erern california.

Arcrst 26.-The steamer illinois ar.
New lo ,TiG moTing. from Aspinwall. She connec-
cd be9 9ho steamer which brought down upward OF
Win o ~ in cold also with the steamer Sierra
SOV,V Ubich left San Francisco on the 9TH The
ufaaa San Juan, Cortes and Panama arrived upon
F'Hsao day. The steamer Sonora passed me John
'ane IN the 10Th of August, bound up.
spbens Ur is indebted to G. H. Wines &
your nss for late California papers by the steam
Ms bApN Nevada, which took down TO San Juan up.
sierra eIO0 600 in specie, and 300 recruits for
DDS u ". 6rmv Also a number OF settlers
DRi, ~ Randall. an old settler of San Francisco,
Dr. A .o, tho afternoon of July Gath in the bar
Sn S,Io St Nicholas Hotel, by Joseph Helhering
<n 81 9o,borincrop was Immediately arrested by the
% ~ ~ The Vigilance Committee, tried, convicted,
s o % on the goth Brace, the murderer, was
81 %o same day. Several thousand troops were
~ arms in the vicinity of the gallows to prevent
yfaence.
Dl";t,pp. returned from the Sandwich Islands, and
n-ro.tpd and shipped TO New York in the Illinois.
o. 20. a MCGOWAN had not been captured.
we activity among the vessels of war IN the har-
"Is; apDrehensions that tie Federal Govern
about to interfere with the Vigilance Com
LEE s Sunprintenden; of the Branch mint had mott
! hose Of the employees, who were members of
T;giIance Committee, that they must either with
20 rom the Committee OF leave the mint.
r%e Peruvian ship Teresa put into San francisco
,bs 30h of June with $50 Chinese on board, kid
.,ad At Macao, and destined for the Peruvian
s r. An attempt was made to de'an her, but she
r5a lates advices from Oregon state that the In
Inn the north remained hostile but there were pros
t, of peace.
I TSor n. IS nothing Important from the Isthmus-
i, Pierre Soule arrived at Asplnwall on the 18Th
Tho markets of San Francisco were glutted and
ness was very dull Prices generally declining.
,Ipo four-iohbing sales, SIS; Suffolk mills STA
Pork-EXtra clear in half barrels SIT; Butter
!, East Boston Syrup 90c.; lurpentne &c.. Lard
,lvices from Salt Lake 10 June % state that the
.gabIes there nipped by frost; the grain crops
7 failed and fears entertained that the people
rorIl suffer for want of food.
The advices from the Sandwich Islands are to The
h uIlmO'
A severe shock of an earthquake was felt on thu
mn Of June at Hawai-. stream of lava was run
rr from Maunda Loa, southwark, leaving Hilo safe
5dvices from Sidney, Australia, 10 the Goth 0
rav mention extensive gold discoveries in Western
rsra.a near Kenescott.
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Travis 20. IENAS, aug. 10, Ioo4
Mcssrs Fleming BrothersDear Sirs There were sew
eral cases of Chs and Fever in my mothers Family at the
time we received the MLANE'S LIVER PILLS ordered
my letter of June l2h and few doses administered in
each case produced the desired effect thus demonstrating
the efficiency of these celebrated Pills in that disease
Mother has not been troubled with the headache
since she has taking these Pills. and have
but few of left you will please send another dollars
worth Direct as be ore, to Austin, Texas Respectfully
yours, MEhEDI1h w Ne 1r1-S y GE,c
purchasers will be careful to ask for Dr. MclANE'S
Celebrated VermIfuge, manufactured by FLEMING
Bros. Pittsboro, Pa. All other Vermifuges in compa-
rson are worthless DR. McLanes genuine Vermifuge also
his celebrated Liver Pills be had az all
drug stores Sold in Wilmington, by VIM. H. LlPPITT
None genuine without the signature of FLEMING
BROS Sept. 2.lwdNw
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august p, lS56.-5l-ts
NOTICE TO MILL OWNERS,

THE SUBSCRIBER has been carrying the MILL
/ WRIGHT BUSINESS for many years, and wishes to
inform the Public Of the fact that he will continue the
Framing and Founding Steam Mills with Upright Circu
Saws ALSO to Fixing Water Mills and Rice Mills, which
will be put up various principles, and the most
proved plans for Saving Lumber Grinding Corn. He
warrants all of his work be equal any other done North
or South and also give entire satisfaction # any of his
work should fail in principle and workmanship, he will refz
the same free of charge.
The Public will find it great saving to give him the
patronage as he will do all of his work the shortest posi-
Bile time Por further information address the subscriber
Sill Creek, New Hanover county, N. c.. -
w. J. CAMERON,
Aug, 20 ISj6-52 -6m* MlWrght and Machinst
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FAYETTEVILLE, Sept. Bacon $1,000 cts. Beeswax
24@OO CofeeRio ls@l4 Laguira, l49i5; st. Domingo
Feathers 5000 Elou5aFa%iy 81 5000 90; sppeTane Sc
CO.'S EHs e S os g pss go
lS SasSn2dv {P S6Ssi So reduction
Confirm from wagon LardScarce and wanted. Spirits
Turpentne 33@34.
Turpentin is dull $3 10 last sales Tar is in fair demand
81 TO- Rosn TO- No sales of Spirits Turpentine to re-
cts. per bushel. Wheat is steady at 81 10.
NEWBERk August g
en RosG$l f per e bS 6ostgg s g.
TARBORO, N. c., Aug. 29.-Turpentine-Dip, 81 to
u.s. e fs to-
sf2's Sept Gta $50 bags Rio
several lots, at IL cents Flour-There little dispo
and bb g
Dbl Nothing done in City Mills quoted at e e Wheat
and ordinary do at 4O 81 Good to prime red at
43 ST. A. and ordinary do at 10 cents per bushe low
ef COrn-Sales prime yellow at SO 81 CENTS fair do
81 So and prime white st So per
nothing done in Provisions to-day worthy of
Beef.We quote Baltimore Mess at GIG 30, No at ID "a
bb POrkWs quote Mess at y SO sls rs Prime at
ed at % and ses ia
h. Bulk Meats-We quote shoulders at 81 cents, and
sides at % 10 cents per h. RieemWs quote common to
b Whskey-saes of loo bbls City distilled at 80 cents
per gallon.
NEW YORK, Sept 2-Flour is dropping, sales of 5000
bbs at SIS 10 6 10 for good Ohio and S. 80 for mixed
good standard Southern. Wheat is dropping, sales of
900 bushels ST. 46 81 48 for Western red. Corn is
Dropping sales of 81 900 bushels 81 6 for mixed
Southern. Pork dropping sales of 100 bbls at $l9 saa
$40 for Mess Beef firm sales of $50 bbS at I'll for re-
Whisky firm sales of 1000 bbls. at 81 cents for Ohio
Coffee is dull, sales of 800 bags at lO4 IL cents for Rio
Sugar dull sales of 600 hhds at cents MOlasses firm
sales 200 bbls Lnseed Oil firm, sales of 5000 gallons
81 O5 81 o. Turpenne is firm, sales of 300 bills at az
cents Rice dull of 100 tres at 81 4 cts Freghs
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
New Hanover County.
R RcSe H G. Nixon, Petition to sell Land

No 5s5 s :; Nixon Petition to sell Land.
TN OBEDIENCE TO A DECREE OF THE COURT
of Equity, made in the above at the last Term
shall offer for sale at Public Auction at the Court House in
the Town of Wilmington the 9th day of September next
being Tuesday of the week of County Court, tract par
eel Of land situated Topsa Sound in the County of New
Hanover containing hundred and fifty and boun
ded and described follows, to wit beginning at stake
Rich Inlet Creek running thence N 45 W. $50 poles to
stake in Moores head line in the Black Swamp thence
40 W. I2O poles to small Bay Tree; thence s. 50 E. 35C
poles to an Oak Corbin's cerner now Nixons corner
thence N. 40 East to the beginning. The terms of sale
will be credit of months II months years, years
years. with from day of sale and bond with gooC
security required of the purchaser.
Given under my hand at Office, August 10TH 1856.
D. p. MEARES, G. s. M. E.
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WANTED,
A N OVERSEER. Apply to
n G. J. McREE.
Sept 3.-307-It-l-tf
LAND FOR, SALE

LAND FOR SALE.
~ THE SUBSCRIBER BEING DESTROYS OF RE-Igs
GLmoviHg South, offers his PLANTATION for sale, =
situated in the county of Dupn miles west of Teachy
Depot the Wilmington and Weldon Railroad containing
Two Hundred and Eighty Acres, with comfortable Dwell
LING, and all the necessary Out Houses and Well of
very good water The Land is we'll adapted Farming
Purposes There is about twenty-five cleared and
der good state of cultivation There is also the prem
good Grist Mill in good order For further particulars
apply to the subscriber the premises address him
Teacys P O., Duplin Co., n. G.
Sept. 5, 1S56.-l-tf JOHN A. NEWKlRK
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Aug. %, Is56-52 -6m* Millwright and Machir
rO CnrNTRY mERCHANTS.

a WE WILL OPEN OUR NEW STORE ON MAR
et Street about the 18th of September with entirely
stock of HATS and CAPS being manufactured under
voting his the selection of such Goods and Material
best suited to this 1rke Our superior advantages
for procuring these Goods enable to sell them here at
Nec York ThoLesaLe Prices. Our Stock this Fall will be
complete than before embracing variety OF
Silk Fur Mapped and Wool Hats, Cloth Silk Plush, and
Glazed Caps Sc &c. continuance of patronage is
spectfuy solicited. SHEPARD & MYERS.
AUG % 1856 If Commercial capv
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TO EISHERMEN.

THE SUBSCRIBERS OFFERS FOR SALE A NO. l
Seine, nearly new used but little, suitab bile for catching
Muets 80 yards long, 20 feet in the bunt and feet
at each end double lined and eaded of 20 cord
Irvine The cost in New York $l7S and will be sold low for
cash. MURRAY d PEACOCh.
Sept. 2 1856. ---3O6 Im---I-2w
Ocean Banner, Beaufort, copy month and send bill as
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Members Returned.

WASHINGTON, August 29.-Messrs Hall, of Iowa
25,year and Watson members of the House, have
rined to the capitol. The last named is paired
# Bayard Clark, of N. York, is paired off with
Mr. Vok
4 Senatorial caucus was held this moring, when it
ns again resolved to remain in session in hope of
assing the Army bill.
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Reports from Kansas.

IT. LOUIS, August Intelligence from Kansas has
zen received, stating the the Missourians are con-
'n'ratng at New Santa Fe, 10 miles south of West
oft on the dividing line of Missouri and Kansas
.npanleS were arriving daily from the different
olntes.
General Lanes troops were terrifying about miles
ion the new Santa Fe camp on the Wakarusa.-
Zoe main body was at Lawrence, and it was various
estimated TO number from one TO two thousand
General Atchison was said to be in command of the
r%%oqrans, with Col. DOniphan as second and
apt Reid as adjutant.
III was reported that the free state men had taken
,sanSeh with loss to the pro-slavery party of 80
sr.sl-aIso, that Gen Pomeroy killed in the
NgagemeDt
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ErOn HnVnnA.

f, NET YORK, August 31.-The steamer Philadelphia
t.1 Havana, with dates 10 the 25th, arrived last
rSaI The health of the city was rapidly improV
% There is no political news
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NEW CUSTOMERS.

THE Subscribers are very much obliged to their NEW
i CUSTOMERS who have opened Pass Books with them,
and goody number of the old merchants about to
retire from business will embrace this opportunity of
ing those who may feel disposed to paronize our
that keep constantly hand variety of Groceries and
Provisions all prepared furnish families
with articles in this line We request customers to re-
turn any article that does give satisfaction We also at
tend to the furnishing of Hands with Provisions.
Sept l. 1856 MCCALEB u BUNTING.
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REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET.
ENDING SEPTEMBER 4TH, 1856.

TURPENrINE-The market since our last has ruled firm
with fair demand from dsers and shippers, and about
all received has been at 50 80 for virgin and yellow
Dip and 81 40 for hard Dbl of 2SO lbs The receipts
since last have been SMALL but the rains will very
probably enable parcels to lie brought in from above tide
and therefore look for larger arrivals during the
sale & llS
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DIED.,

At Farmville, Va the evening of the goth ult Mr..
JOHN s. HILL in the 10th year of his age youngest son
At Long Creek Bridge, the evening of the I'd instant
SADORE, daughter of Frederick aad Margaret A Lovn
aged years.
Softly, at close of silent EVEN
Thou art gone sweet child. from earth TO heaven
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A HOMESTEAD FOR $40.


TN THE GOLD REGION OF VIRGINIA, (Culpeper
Coz be divided amongst 1900 subscribers, the
18th of September 1885, for the benefit of Port Royal Fe
male Academy. Subscriptions only ten dollars each
half down, the the delivery of the Deed. Every
$40 900 These Farms and Lots sold
served in the value of which will compensate
for the apparent low price asked The most ample
curity will be given for the faithful performance of contracts
and promises
R4rMoRE AGENTS WANTED to obtain subscribers, to
whom liberal inducements will be given. Some
Agents write that they making 5000 per month Ad-
vertsing will be done for every Agent where possible For
full particulars, Subscriptions Agencies, SC apply to
+. BAUDER, Port Royal, Carolina Co., Va,
OR to H. w. FOY, Agent, Wilmington, N. C.
June 23rd 1856 PAT
THE FAYETTEVILLE CLASSICAL ACADEMY.
THE SUBSCRIBER having been appointed Principal of
i the DONALDSON ACADEMY, announces that the
Institution will be opened Wednesday, October lst
1t his wish and intention to establish Classical School
nty worthy patronage from abroad The location
is heahy-he buildings and grounds ample and commodi
Strict attention will be paid the preservation of
proper discipline among the students, and parents and
guardians residing distance assured that the Prnc
pal will his utmost efforts to exercise salutary control
over the morals of those entrusted to his care.
In the department Of instruction. he will be assisted
or able and experienced teachers.
Information concerning terms of tuition and board may
be obtained by ADDRESSING
Rev. GEORGE MCNEIL, Principal,
Fayetteville N. G.
Aug. %, 1256.-302lw-52.Im. Herald Itd-1tw
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THE TRIP OF THE PERs1A-The Cunard steamer
Persia made her recent trip from New York to Liv-
erpoo in eight days. twenty three hours and thirty
minutes, which the Liverpool Mercury calls the
shortest passage on record The greatest number of
miles run in day 348, and on five other days
she made respectively 3O8, 1913, $751; 344 and 342
miles
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SPIRITS TURPENTINEThe market has ruled quiet since
our last and Friday declined cent quotation of Thurs
day last. There frmness this morning at the time
of closing enquiries, and it has gone up cent The
weeks transactions have been light, and foot up only Pas
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WILMINGTON WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT

81 It should be understood that quotations generally
represent the wholesale prices In filing small ORDERS high
err rates have to be paid.
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.-The undersigned takes this
method informing the members elect to the House OF Com
MONS that he will be candidate before them tor the office
of Chief Clerk Il. DUN WILSON,.
An 30 lS56-2n4 -2t-l-6t