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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-14
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.

49, Es 49, HQ
RRlVAL and Departures Of Psssesger Trains To take
n effect on and shsr saturday June 7ist, 1855
Day Passenger Ira leaves Nashville rs O'Clock Ar
irving at Cha snooga O5 oock p NJ Night Passenger
Trains leave Nashville p NJ arriving Chattanooga
az 4 so NJ. u
irving Nashville 2-0 ~ Nigh Passenger Train leaves
Chattanooga al Tsp "a. Arriv Ma hVlle s4S AM
n. L ANDERSON, Superintendent
Naz4vuIx lime 81 1874
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Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
SPECIAL NOTICE 10 SHIPPERS,
sly Savannah to Nashville.

A the Mas VII and Chattanooga Railroad Company
n have fed and reminded the Central Railroad Com
sues OF &c rRa Of tner summer and u does not
have been noticed recognized IN the hand bills Of
that Company, recently distributed in city. We
this method Of inf5rmng the Merchants and Shippers By
n line The vii be 81 IS for 100 lbs rs class
goods and 81 IS the grand bills represent t25 Is
through ist class goods from the
ward TO Nashville but bec 20 the variation Of 10
ad t a IN summer and deducod q 10 PEI 100 Ibs
Winter ~hieh makes the rate per ADVERTISEMENT
s85 from June December, ard fi from Dec June
H. l. ANDt RsoN,
june2f Superintendent.
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STATEMENT OF THE
PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANY,

the Comptroller Of the State Of Tennessee.
1. The name OF the Company is 1.-The Phoenix
Insurance COMPANY" and is located n
Hart ord, Conn
The am unit it's Capital Stock is...... $3.50 900
D. The amount Il its Capita Stock paid Is -. 2r0 900
T. The Assets OF the Company are as follows viz:
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Pigmiss are Pigniss sin, though psrcAsd Z

Pigmies are Pigmies sill, though perched on
Alps.
- SINGS POPE but that SBlank Verse" as sung The
oiosiug hymn u Mayor ami Aldermen. "ourH
Pony hs editorial fraternity vii please excuse big here
and cart big cart and hg tar notsitsstand
Ing treated shs eomEtee % wheh cost g. per
lu,s, cash We hope many friends vii assist IN
ActoB and send big ot d suoscFibers To clubs Of
30 isz Ni % The ksndsome thing. The Horse and
Cart si run regular usual notwithstanding hsoeveT.
D. g. RUMSEf.
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RATES OF FREIGHT
Esfzxzzs7 49, 49, E=NDn
E@z4s1 - - = =ss'SsS


- -
FR0MCHARLEsToN AND SAVANNAH
TO NASHVILLE.
On and after the First OF June.
FIRST CLASS
Piano Fortes Books and Stationery Boots Shoes and
Hats, quors, rs, &c, In bottles. Camphine and
Spirits Turpentne, IN bhls.; Carpeng Ch'ns, Glass
ries, Cotfon Cards Cutlery IN eases and boxes;
Dry Goods in boxes and bales; Drugs, Fruits, Fruit
Glasses and Looking Glass Plate, lat owners risky
Oysters in and Jars Saddery Tin snd Britannia
Ware, Teas and SDic, per 100 lbs, from ist Deem
ana nom ist June to Is, Deee ISS
SECOND CLASS
HARDWARE, such cihed in and Third
class; Coffee Mills, Machiuery Foreign Liquors, in
bill, and pipes; Tobacco in boxes; L. ather in rolls
and boxes; OTIS. in bbs. and casks; croekery and
Queensware in crates and casks; Rice, Whiting,
Plaster, Sheet Brass, and Copp"r per 100 OO
THIRD CLASS
Axes ShoVes Spades, Sad Irons Zinc and Tin, pigs
n-plste Anvils. ViccS, casks % Chains and ECes,
Manila and Cotton CoriaRe, Coffee, heavy Ca ngs,
Mill Gearing, Railroad Wheels and AxIes, Chairs and
Spikes, and Rosin in Ibis, per loo lbs. so
SPECIAL RATS
Furniture and Carriages boxed and other Fight articles
not enumerated; also, Calboys Of Acids, or other
Chemicals, viii be charged by actual weight, but at
double First Glass Rates. lOO lbs-. $50
The the from CHARLESTON and Savannah 70
Stevenst n and al stations s side, 10 Nashville.
OverchrRes where they evidently exist will be
by the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad paid by the
Treasurer upon proper certificate from the delivering
The Roa will not paw for bid damages, injury to
boxes packages when external appearance
Of damage exists
No claim for damages vi he considered unless aeeopa-
MED with rept showing the goods hev been good
order when delivered to the ROas Charleston and Sa-
vsnnah.
In case Of short goods the Roads REQUIRE so ay for ex
animation Of the ne-n found by the expiration Of that
time the Road del vering win he authorised to pSy-but
claim sha b. considered sought for less receipts
are exhibited as evi ence OF Shipment
No goods will b. delivered Until all charges paid and
receipt gwen nv the consignsss or their nts.
The Agents Of the G. r. r under heavy bonds to
the company; and Al freight bills due 70 the Agents nd
viduay; therefore freight hills be paid IN u
CARNATIONS for charges, damages Sc be paid BY
the Treasurer only certificate Of the Agent and
thority II the Superintendent
mayi5 II. I. ANDERSON, Supr.
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TEN TEACHERS OF hrst ability. employed in the
school; ahording fsetie for thorough ENaLIH edn-
cation with Latin Greek, the modern polite sngasge
sic guitat pane harp and organ drawing embroidery,
ard seven kinds q tBting.
Refinement of manners and the etiquette OF society noul
Gated Partisan lady resides Ia the tAmy. Prizes
awarded IN eseh department
Ads 10 physical eodfiOR to be foand In cAlst enlcs
Dancing, 6ymnzs'nu. Wing Alley, lstrctly prvate)
swimming IN Mystic River (ss hor ebAek riding 3c- Well
trained sadie horses belong 20 the Seminary.
For particulars, address the Prsae pal
Mas. THOMAS P. SMITH.
RDuEscr-Hon. Robert Q. Winthrop, Boston Hen. I'd.
yard kveret do Chasies Brooks West NeI0rd Rev.
Jchn srront do o. Gardner, AN, Principal boston lain
School Hon Abso Lssrence. Bos,on Rev. Hubbard viz
sos, New York; Rev wm Hague, d. D. Albany Rev. Roi-
I'm Ii NsAie, d. Boston. Hon. San Ho0stOn, Texas.
nsyI4-
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TO STICK RAIsEEs Ire EsrnnE community ssserai-
~. Who E sen CSC % IN postage stanaps VII tel
thsn bow 70 make Big Here 0ut q = Gotta
Ens 81 D. O. RUMEKF.
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Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
% .

Express Notice.
Es5zSzSa ri "A EsfEzf EzNn
TWsNyl StSsTsrfF ~ - sf-t7s17z=s8
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
TIVE "ApAMs' EXPRESS COMPANY 4" have made ar
engagements vii the above RaiToa al for Daily Express
Line prepared and forward Freight
Package &C. BY PASSENGER Trains TO hustvile Decatur
fuscumbia informed ate stations the NJ c. and NJ
c Railroads. small Psekag reduced rates.
~ Messengers leave Nashville daily 1t O'Clock, A.
Eg Freights be ed bv Express win be called
thout extra charge [sD0-tfl A. X. HOLT, Agent.
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TIVE Augusta Atlanta Nashxiie ieis4raph Inc nes
4 serkinr throusk % augusta. "a. shers = eepasen
-. .A- 80 .',~,,,r No1th last and fonlh. The me
1 - 4, .e.d r~nsir tkroarh hem fashxie - knsusia.
-. - ~-1 A. kau u - IN hiure We shan e. ae3Sor 70
- ~ - a. Lire ihtonEh il Ne snorsszt ene
TsS,. - ervu. - - 49, go teneraI ls.actsos-
- &c cLuTR supS
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SOME PUMPKINS.
Corn Meal.
good as snybodys At d. G. RUMsEYs.
a
Hurra for BuckmOre s FiIIinghan

Corn Meal.
A s good as snybodys at D. G. RUMsEY's.
Hurra for BuckmOre s. FiIiingham
- PEAKlNG OF ASm Lave lot Of choice ones, for
y sale low D. g. RUMstY's.
"0'er the Lake where dropped the WILLOW"
LARGE ot Of MARKET Baskets Of al sizes, made from
II this same Willow, $50 said, for sale by
Fresh Spring Honey Strained or in the Comb.
TAKEN this Spring from the apiary Of Dr. 7. b. Hamn
also specimen OF the Hives used win be exhibited
free all reasonable hours which price viii be aided
should be the "snAnimou" wish Of portion OF the
denoe, for particulars call and see IL at
n g. RUMsEYT.
have something sweet 70 sell you,
The Bottle you may keep!
A SEQUEL TO we FLY" being direct descendant Of
n the Nectar the heather gods used when they
and Kicked the out Of the skies in IS
that time For sale low down." considering the quality
@. RUMSEY.
Nora BsSE-'corn Metre. No connection with Land
Agencies.
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- PEAKlNG OF Ham, lave lot of very choice ones for
y sale low At d. g. RUMSels.
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n Market street.
WE have jast opened Ens assortment Of fesloSiS
w Articles:
laos hOuNB GRku cRApLEs:
FINS FrsoEAED GAM tRkBiE:
GuuDE GRIFTiN's scyTas Blade;
do 10 GAYS do;
Q. :. GAEnEs RAEks
cAsF 5rkuL GakDzH Hozs,
ESArHs, HAMss
WoyE WINS
GNFFss HokzE Mans;
BHAss AND hfTTss
sFkAK 1AcKssE's SAsk.
BETcazk6 CdlsEz
aPl4 ). ". HORTON CO.. u Nariss
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STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
July lst 1885, as required by the Law OF the State
of Tennessee, Of March LIST, 1856.

The Of the Corporation Is KTBA INSURANCE COMPANY
, located at Hartford, Conn
The Capital is five Hundred Thousand Dollars and paid
up.
The assets Of the Company are: -
Cash IN hand and in Phoenix bsnk. f4S 500 20
Cash in the hands Of Agents 1883 oe
Cash on special dep sit, drawing interest In
Fhcntx bank, Hartford hans, state bank
and Farmer and Mechanics bank. 10000 90
Interest accrued on special deposits 4ss1 90
Real estate unencumhered ............... 824S0 IS
alnusIs $3.50 u 900 90
9iRcome bonds, per cent. semi annually & sou 90
10 Jersey City water bonds, p c. Log 20
8 Mhgaukse City bonds 10 {" go 90
10 Hsrtf I'd CITY bonds, 9 " 4" IOSiOI1
Money due the con pAny secured by uortg. 6e4li
Bills Receivable PAYABLE bank. $50. 81 U93 81
800 shares Hartford and New Haven rail-
road STOCK W
100 shrs Hartford and Providence railroad
stock, pref. and guar at 10 per Cent?. 1880 90
l01 hrs soston a nd Wore. railroad stock sU9 90
90 4" Connecticut River railroad stock. II 500 90
90 +" Connecticut River comp my stock. ESQ on
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OOOO KEGS Shoenberger's Nails, all sizes;
AOOO 300 dozen Painted Buckets;
geo boxes u 10 baTs) PTescots N. soap;
200 boxes Cie timers Mould Tallow Candles;
81 bbs Golden Syrup;
80 " Sugar House Moasses:
In store and for sale by w. L. GORDON CO.
march26
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Marine Intelligence.

ARRIVED

ID.
April 5-Schr Ann Maria Arnold from Lockwood's Fol-
y, to Petteway & Prtchett with naval stores.
Steamer Flora Mcdonald Hurt, from Fayetteville, to
6-schr E. G. Otis, McLennan, from Newbern to Jno.
Schr Mary Isabella Darlington from Baltimore to Rus
sell & Bro; with mdze
Schr PEARL Dexter from Jacksonville to Rankin Mar
tin with naval stores and pea nuts.
Schr Kate, Way, from Jacksonville. to Rankin & Mar
tin with naval stores and pea nuts.
7-Sehr. Harvest, Townsend, from Boston. to Adams,
Bro & Co. ; with mdze.
April III S Mail packet David Reid Price, from Smith
Schr Washington, Patterson, from Wicassett, Me- to
J. H Chadbourn & Co.; with hay.
Steamer Fanny Lutteroh, Sedman, from Fayetteville,
Z schr Adele, Coffin from New York, to J. H Flanner
April 5-schr john Burton, from New York. to George
sehr. West Wind Burnett, from New York, to Rankin
schr. J. s: Wilson, Beardsley. from New York, to J. R.
Blossom /; with mdze .- -
Worth; with mdze.
Steamer Southerner Dodd, from Fayetteville to VIM H.
Allen.
Sehr Spencer, Langstaf, from Philadelphia to T.
&. Worth; with mdze.
Schr Jos Holmes, Holmes, from New York, to VIM M
Harriss
9Steamer Brothers, Banks, from Fayetteville to j. S.
Banks.
Schr A J. DeRosset, Brewster, from New York. to A.
April 9-schr. Devil Bug john from smithvlle to Will
lard Il Curtis
schr. Ida, Corson from New York. to George Harriss.
Schr. j. ii. Fanner Thompson, from Philadelphia, to
| George Harriss; with mdze.
sc6r. Jenny Lind, Combs from Rockpor Me- to Russell
& Bro; with lime.
Bare Georges Magunc from New York, to J. H Elan
l0-Steamer Flora Mcdonald Hurst, from Fayetteville
! to T. c. & B. G. Worth.
CLEARED.
April 5-Schr David Faust Robbins, for Philadelphia by
| T. G. Worth with naval stores, sc.
Schr. Emily, Mankin, for New York, by j. H. Fanner
with naval stores.
Schr. Ned, Daniels for New York, by George Harriss
with naval stores, cotton, sc.
April 7--Schr. Matchless Smith, for Philadelphia, by
s. D. McRae & Co.; with lumber and cotton.
Schr. A. F. Howe, Wyman, for Nswburyport, Mass by
w. M Harrss with lumber, &c
Brig S. P. Brown Freeman, for Havana, by j. & j. l.
Hathaway & Co.; with lumber
S-Schr s. B Strong, Hallock, for New York, by A. D
Cazaux with naval stores &C.
u S. mail packet David Reid Price, for Smithvle by
master.
Steamer Fanny Lutterloh Stedman, for Fayetteville by
lEtterloh & Elliott.
april SSehr. Pearl Dexter for jacksonville by Rankir
& Martin with mdze.
Sehr. Kate, Way, for Richards by Rankin & Martin
with mdze.
Brig Lucy Atwood, Robbins for Philadelphia, by T. C
Worth with naval stores and lumber.
9Schr G. C. Stratton. Mossander for Philadelphia by
T. c. Worth with naval stores.
Schr. T Raymond, Huse, for Boston, by T. G. Worth
with naval stores
Schr Jenny Lind Midyett for Newbern, by Jno A Stan
ly; with mdze
A prl 9-Schr Woodbine, Allen, for Richmond Va, by
T. c. Worth.
Schr Lille Sanders Corson for Philadelphia by George
Harriss with naval stores, &c
l0-Schr Mary Isabella, Darlington for Baltimore by
| Russell & Bro. with naval stores &c.
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Eastern, sold at 81 27a y 100 Bs..

so cents and 30 do Eastern, sold at 81 2a 100 BIS
L1ouoRs-Domesc are in moderate stock, and without
change in price See table for store rates.
L1ME-1s in moderate enquiry, and light stock
ke Received yesterday to order $50 casks which selling
from wharf at 81 IS P cask
MoLAssEs-No receipts. There is fair supply in first
hands of former arrivals of Cuba and prices have gone down
a cents We note sales from wharf at 81 80 cents "
gallon. in lots of hhds and upwards.
PorAToEs-Stvee in active demand, and coming
the market rules exceedingly dull and there has moth
ing done except in the retail way.
PRov1soNs-For N c. cured BACON the market has ruled
have been received railroad and into store There
fair enquiry from grocers and notice sales of a 5000
lbs at II q l2a cents y h. for hog round as in quantity
No sales of hams quote at Is l3t cents. Western
sales Of only small parcels q for shoulders
at lowest fgures.-LARD-There have been receipts
of NJ c. make worthy of for several weeks past and in
consequence the supply on market has become Uy light
There is fair demand for retailing purposes and sales
quick at l2k cents in bbs and ia l3 cents in kegs
Western is also in light supply and sells at IL l2a cents
done except in the retail fair supply first hands We
quote from store $l7 so $40 bb according to weight
SALT-The market for both Liverpool and Alum remains
as last reported No receipts of either and the supply
store fully sufficient for the demand. We refer
SH1NeLFs-Are exceedingly dull of sale, and notice
large supply of Common market Only small sales have
been effected at 81 M Contract nominal at quotations
See table.
TMBER-There has been but little demand from mllers
during the past week. and the market has ruled rather dali
Sales of 10 IL rats at prices rang within classified fig
ures. See table
rates without change though
at present the market is dull and prices have
tendency. See table for last prices paid
COMPARATIVE TABLE OF EXPORTS
From the port of Wilmington, N. c., compiled from
quarter of 1S56-compared Nth the first quar-
fer of 1855. ending 3lst March of ench near.
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NEW YORh, April 8:-Cottcn sitter, but no quota
ba Flour has destined nd bo is yST o
S. S7a@7 80 B bbl Wheat is lower, at from ST. 67@l 60
bushe for Southern Red Corn is dropping but unchang
ed in price Spirits Turpentine is quiet 80 cents $R
ga a%e a @ 81 Spf worth Fsa6, y R Rice
are easier and to Havre dull.
NEW ORLEANS, April 7.-Cotton is firm. and 5000
bales changed hands to-day, at from 9a@94 cents % d.
BALTIMORE, April g. Flour is lower sales of Howard
street S. GA and City Mills at Sc So The market is &C
tive Wheat is dull and prices are unchanged white$l 20
al to 3 80 for choice red 81 48 81 So for good to
cents The markets are dull cargo received this
CHARLESTON, April s.-Cotton-The demand took
off to-day upwards of 1880 bales the market at the
close of business showed of @l quo
tatons of the 9TH inst We quote Good Mddng at 1910
from 81 to IL cts.
NEW BERNIE. April Bacon is scarce--very little
coming in We hear of lot of 1000 lbs hog round to ar
rive, being sold at IL cents We quote Hams a@I2ac
Sales from Flats made So so % Dbl and So so in smn
lots from CARTS Eggs are in good demand at 10
of green cents dried from II l23 cents Lard is
scarce and in demand at III to II cents R last sale at
R Il 'Sea s Mss w. s qp il as fair and
Peas arrive in small quantities. and the supply limited
% R Psss foa 50 Of s 81 sna. sa for a
Sales are readily made at 20 to 90 cents pair for fowls and
very and in demand Last by the lot were
80 cents % bushel
LIVERPOOL, March 22.-Cotton The lower qualities
scarce unchanged Orleans middng sgd Orleans fair
6}d; Upands mddlng 13 l6d.: Upands fair SD Flour
BIS Ohio a6s@S6s Cd Wheat was considerably lower but
in unsettled state of the MARKET quotations
impossible Corn had declined Is quarter being quo
ted 3s@3ls Cd Provisions generally unchanged and
steady Lard quiet at 54s@55s
Monetary-The Bank of England had reduced it's rate
of interest," both on long and short time the uniform fig
ure OF cent Consos had advanced and quoted
for money 924@922
NORFOLK, April 5.-Corn-Sales of lot prime white at
81 mixed and white at Sc 81 COtton-Stock light and
HID. Meal quiet at 7O@75 cts Tar-Fuil supply in mar
Rst and dull at 81 g. oats-sales at 35 cents Flour
Market quiet sales yesterday at 81 IS for extra 81 for
F., and $6t@s6l for Fine. No change in Naval Stores
TARBORO', April 4.-Turpentine, dip s2@$2 25 Tar
$l@$l p Scrape, 4O@45 cents 70 100 lbs. Corn, 81 25@
9@94 cents.
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MARCH 29th, 1856.
WE HAVE THIS DAY RECEIVED

MARCH 29th, 1856.
WE HAVE THIS DAY RECEIVED
w % bbls. Rectfed Whiskey
bbls. Hammond's do. hne
10 (" Old Monongahela do. {"
Old Bourbon do. superior
Old Johnson do. something new;
10 n. E. Rum
25 Crushed Powdered aud Clarified Sugar;
q boxes Tobacco, assorted Brands;
20 900 Segars, assorted-some very fine;
% bags Java, Rio and Laguayra Coffee;
20 boxes Goldfish
2 bbls. Fulton market Beef;
60 No and Mackerel
10 &c Vinegar;
90 whole and quarter boxes Raisins;
bbls Dried Apples-pared;
e" Peaches do.
doz. boxes Sardines-4 !, and whole boxes;
10 boxes Starch.
Also Sicily Madeira Museat Port, Cherry Malaga Ma
dsira and Scuppernong Wines all of which viii sell at
small profits for the cash JONES & FOYLES,
March %. No. so Market st.
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CoFFEE-ls in fair stock, and market quiet. The only
sale worthy of note Thursday last of Is bags Rio
III Is cents 8 ID according to quality The demand
confined to small parcels and refer to table for
rates, as in quantity.
CorroN-Since review the market has ruled quite
active for this article and note advance of
previous quotations. The receipts continue light and
consequently the transactions for the week have been
comprising only $50 bales at 81 IL cents as extremes
vz Ordinary 81 81 cents low middling SO cents midding
81 10t CENTS and good mddlng I'D q log y H. one
small lot mddlng fair brought II There is pre-
sent fair enquiry from BUYERS and last sales at high
est figures.
Corn MEAL-Remains in moderate supply, with limited
demand from retailers Sales in the small way 80 cents
and by the quantity at IS cents b bushel
EMPTY BARRELs-The market for Spirits Turpentne bar
re remains last week reported and sales of
have taken place We quote 81 Is q 81 So for second
hand, as in quality, and 81 for new.
FLoUR-Parcels have come in rather freely dur NO
the past week per river and rail road and note mod
crate stock market Under the unavorabe advces
from other markets. and with retailers purchasing ony what
sufficient for immediate wants prices have given way full
y so cents lowest quotation of Thursday last On Sa
turday sales made at 81 10 for superne and on Tues
day 2sO bbls Fayeteye and Wilmington brands at 81 q
for ne 81 so 81 62a for for superne 81 u Dbl
for family The lower grades are in large supply, and de-
cdedly dull small sale yesterday S. % middling.
and 80 so for
GRAN-The market for CORN is rather dull and we note
decline of cents previous quotation. Received on
Thursday 1000 bushels which taken by dealer at
cents and Monday 300 do. at 60 cents . bushe The
demand light and there fair stock stores our lowest
qnotationsabove represents the ket-OATsNo re-
our last that are aware Of There is but lit
tie demand stock in dealers hands is fully sufficient
cargoes expected Last sale was at Is cents
bushel.-PEAs-Co, have been brought in sparingly
small parcels from store at So 80 cents bushel as
quality Black Eye nominal 81 10 to 81 20 % bushel
BEANs-None in market White would sell readily 81 "a
q 81 D bushel Clean is in moderate supply
and 60 demand except for retailing purposes Sales in the
small way from store at ii Al cents h. in quality
Rough is dull, and held nOmnay at 81 10 % bushal
hands, and notice little enquiry present Re
the past week 90 bales inferior Northern which sO
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MARRIED..

In Baden county, Sunday the 9th inst, by Rev Hog
Melvin, Mr.. VIM. H. LUCK of Randolph, to Miss MARI
E., daughter of John and Mary West
In Euplin county, n c. the evening of 10th March,
by James G. Branch, Esq, FREDERICK H. SMITH, to
Miss CELIA WILLIAMS
On the End of April by the same, Mr.. GILES A. ROC
Frs, to Miss NANCY HERRINCf-alI of Duplin county.
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NOTE. River Lumber, Tar, and Turpentine sold in the
water are subject to the expense Of landing
Turpentine about 10 % bbl-and stores
when brought Per about the same in
of one-fth the price of yellow Dip &C.
cording to quality.
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quiet seas, shall turn round to my democratic breth-
rem, and, if have any unadjusted quarrels, will
settle them then.
SAMUEL CARUTHERS
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Washington, Feb. %, 1856.
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REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET,
FOR THE WEEK ENDING ApLIL 10TH, 1856.

TURPENTINE-After closing report Thursday last
prices advanced shade and the market has since ruled
firm. On Monday the hard article went up cents and
there fair demand from dters ST SO virgin
81 So for yellow Dip and 81 81 for hard U 2so bs The
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remain under the da greeabe breath by
ing the 'Bdtn OF Thousand F0aoerS dentfrice would
not only render sweet but leave the teeth white aabaser
Many persons do not know their breath bad and the SUBJ
ect delicate their friends will mention it. Pour
single drop of the Balm your toothbrush and wash
the teeth night and morning fifty cent bottle will last
year.
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may easily be acquitted by
pines, and ectes from the skn leaving it Of soft and
roseate hue Wet towel pour two three drops, and
wash the face night and morning.
SHAVING MADE EASY Wet your shavngbrush in either
cold water two three drops of Balm of
Thousand Flowers rup the beard well and it will make
beautiful soft ather much facilitating the operation
wing Price only Fifty Cents FETRIDGE & Co.. proprie-
tors For sale in Wilmington, N c., by S. w. WHITA-
KER, Agent.
Feb 18th, 1856 I4I-6m
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-04-11
WILMINGTON WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.

81 1t should be understood that quotations generally
err rates have to be paid,