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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-06-04
;TyHE CENTRAL SAVINGS BANK,-Int

THE CENTRAL SAVINGS BANK,-lnter-
est will be paid ON d~eposites at the rate of 5 per
cent. per annum, on all sums remaining ON deposite
one month or longer, fractions OF q month not to be
counted in reckoning interest. Deposites will be paid
upon Is DAYS notice. Discount day, Saturday. Notes
for discount or renewal must be handed to the Treasu-
rer on Friday evening, or they will not be considered
by the Board of Directors.
Office at the Store of j. Drandeburg & Co.
II. NJ. BELL, PTes't.
G. X. SNAPP, Vice Pres't.
JOHN BRASDsBURG, Treasurer.
n. G. HARMAN,
A. j. CARRIER,
NJ. ii. McCuE, Directors.
J. Ii. McCUE,
WV. ii. WATTS,
Stanton, Oct. "a, 1S55.-ly.
T VERY STABLE, stanton, Va.-Having
4 leased the American Ho,el Stables, | take this
method of informing my old friends and the travelling
public, that | am now prepared to keep horses by the
wear. month. or dav, and TO sell horses on commission.
Drovers are invited to call upon me, as | am prepared
to keep them on as favorable terms as any other Stable
/ have procured good and attentive Ostlers, and will
give especial attention to training and selling horses
for q reasonable commission.
All ask is, TRY BRowNs STABLES once, and if you
are MOI pleased, don't stop with him again.
Staun;on, Dec. ~, 1855. j. II. BROWN
~" Lewisburg Era copy 6mos.
NEW BOOKS.-The Old Dominion, by G. p. r.
IN James; Rachael Gray, by julia kavanaugh; The
Creole Or hans The Prophets OF The Restoration a
Commentary, by the Rev. J. Y. Moore, ID; d.. The Sum
mer of the Pestllence a History OF the Rarages OF the
yellow Fever in Norfolk, Va, in 1851, by Geo. ID. Arm
strong, D. d.; Flowers of E%loeuion, by Caroline Lee
Hentz; Buist's Family Kitchen Gardener The Fruit
Garden, by p. Barry; The Com lete Farmer and Garden
er, by Thos. G. Fessenden; Every Lady her own Flower
Gardener. by Louisa Johnson; Cranberry Culture, by
b. Eastwood. RUB L. CoWaN.
Stanton, April l6. 1856.
NOTICE.-The partnership between the unoer-
IN signed in tn Apothecary and Drug business has
been dissolved by mutual consent.
j. c.. NJ. MERRILAT having purchased the entire
concern is response BILE for all lis liabllitles ana entitled
to all its assets. j. 3. EShhdDGE.
j. C.. NJ. MERRILAT.
The business will be continued by me at the same
place and having engaged the services oil my late part
ner, l hope to give public satisfaction.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-06-04

BOTTLED SODA WATER The subscriber,
ID having procured the necessary apparatus, Is nov
Bottling Soda Water from his Fountain. hayoured WIN
any kind of Syrup, aud Is prepared 10 nnrnsh %S :.
Private Families, &c. in any quantities.. h'sooua e'un,
tain is also in constant operation. Address orders 10
J. Is. ESKRIDGE, Staunton
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Staunton, rep. ~, loob.-Iown papers copy.
\ RnTTT A Nn IN aIT ADM, TLo s,kso,;

MERCHANT TAILORING.--The subscriber
NI has opened a very superior lot of goods for Gen
tlemen's wear, at the Store Room next door TO Union
Hall, on Main Street. at the sign of ~. 0'Rear." HI
has engaged the services of Mr.. 0Rear, an experienced
aud accomplished cutter, &C., to conduct the business
for him, and is prepared to 4 furnish every description of
clothing made of the best material and in the most oil.
egant style. For cash or to punctual dealers on short
time, great inducements are offered. The patronage Of
the public is solicited. A. d, TR0TTER,
S.nn.4on Innnarr- % 1QSi --.--
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-06-04

LARGE stock of Bleached Domestic and Osna-
STAPLES, MARTIN & co. .
49, Ito to=e
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The business will be continued by me at the same
place and having engaged the services OF my late part
ner, | hope to give public satisfaction.
J. G. NJ. MERRILAT.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-06-04

NEW ARRfVAL.-CLOTTING.-0ur most
IN excellent SPRING and SUMNER STOCK of
READY MADE CLOTHING has been received and
we have the pleasure of exhibiting TO the public the Ia
test and best patterns and STYLES of fine and business
dresses, in French and other Cloths, Cassimeres, Cash
meres, Sattinets, &C., &C., as well us in Summer Suits
of all kinds, together with Hats, Caps, and a large as
sortment in he furnishing line. Instead of the useless
enumeration of articles, we simply state, that we brought
carefilness with which il was selected, justly recon-
mends our goods TO The purchaser in preference TO all
and the astonishing low prices will induce him
to bur. Just come and examine.
To Country Merchants we will sell at Baltimore whole
sale prices. KAHN 4 SC~ilLUCHTERER,
Main ST., next to Woodward House.
S4o,otc, Anil a 1S5c
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Staunton, December y, 800.
SPRING TRADE, 1856.

-TOHN NJ. NELSON, att!le old sand of Deaklns Il
81 Merritt, invites attention to the Sock OF Beautiful
Well Selected SPRING 4VD SUMMER GOODS,
which he is now receiving. Every description OF Goods
usually found in a well appointed Dry Goods Establish
ment, may be had AT his store,at low prices, Tor cashier
six months credit to prompt customers.
Stanntnn Anril .. lSbi.
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xTEW GOODS AT WHITE & PATTON's.

EW UUUDS -" - lar1s md we'll selected
CD of SpPTNG ard SUMMER GOODS, and to
which we invite the attention OF buyers, These Gooas
have been bought with unusual care and VIII DC sou
Great Bargains for Cash, or to good customers
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DE NOT DECEIVED. We do not advertised
ID to sell our Goods AT cost, but we can assure our
friends that they will get as good bargains at our store
as elsewhere. Cali and see for yourselves.
JNO NJ. NELSON.
Staunton. Feb. q. 1856.
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lust RECEIVED, SIXTY BONES TOBACCO,
Which with what we had on hands, makes a complete
assortment, and to which | wish to call the attention of
dealers. ROBT. j. GLENDY,
St annton, Feb. 90, 1856. Per G.. 7. COCHRAN.
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From the Frederick County Agricultural Clue.
The undersigned, members of the Frederick County
Agricultural Club, take great pleasure in recommend
ing the Spring Tooth Horse Rake to their brother far
mers. We think that every farmer ought to useit. We
have been usingit for several years, and our conclusion,
is. that we would not be without it at any cost.
FREDERICK SCHULTZ, JAMES H. BURGESS,
JOHN s. MAGILL, HENRY ". BAKER,
WV. A. CARTER, R. J. GLASS,
GEO. w. WARD, JAS. w. MASON, &c.
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a WORD no FARMERS!

A WORD TO FARMERS!
I BEG leave 10 call the 'atten ION ot farmers 70 one
i of ,he most geiuaJle and popghsr Agricultural I'M
plemen,s of The plesent age-The Patent spring.
tooth Horse Rake for Cleaning Wheat fle'us.
do moi recommend it as i hai sase, put Us u
CLEANER it is wi houi com. eli ion, being superior 10
ali o.ber raaeS ior his I'M, oSe. has been usea ~
some extent in his orion Of he 5 ae With the hips'
UNPARALLELED success. Whe,e i hasbccn nscol T. eahS
its own praise bii for IN, 81 istaction OF those llna!-
quainted with it's meri 5, ! Il pend the following Ger III
cafes + ON he sery h.ghes. soa'etS. ! Oh WIZ = ceSe
that some of the eeysiiicayes s. eah OF u very highiN ~
q ,iR tSS.SEED HARROW 1t Iact which Is hot'hho"h
BY many who use it.
CERTIFICATES OF MAGISTRATES OF FREDEKlcA couNIi.
We take great pleasure in les flying 10 the superior
merits of the Spray I0oM Rake, Asa CLEANER 100
much canno, be said in is favor. In TINS iespecbl u Is
without competition. We are convinced that no iar-
mer after using it, would part with 1t for many times
its cost, as it will pay tor itseu over anu o'ef l" oHe
harvest.
Gro W. WARD, JAMES GATHER,
RoBT. l., BAKER, kobr' j. 1LAsS,
JOSEPH BRuNBAcK, JOSEPH E. PAYNE,
N. A. CARTAELL, WIN. RosESBERGEh,
ROBERT MUSE, ISAAC =. HIrH,
DAVID TIMBEBLAXE, JAMES r. BIooKISG,
HENRY W. RICHARDS. JACOB sENsESEY. 18.
WILLIAM j. ROWLAND. eILGylI
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A CARD.-The subscriber having withdrawn from
n. the firm of Nelson Il Baylor and taken the house
formerly occupied by Messrs. Deakins X Merritt, takes
this opportunity Of thanking his friends for their kind
patronage, and hopes he has merited a continuance of
the same. JOHN NJ. NELSON.
Staun.on. Feb. 30, 1856.
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TNREsH GROCERiES.-we are now receiving
Il 40 Bags new crop prime No. / Rio, Laguira and
Java Coffee. Also, 100 Sacks Ashton and Marshall
Salt, in fine order, and for sale low by
. Stauutop. Feb. 6. 1855.
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DUBLICNOTICE. Twill attend TO the adjustment
and COLLECTION of all claims committed to my care
with fidelity. Ny office can be found in Court House
alley, above Geo. NJ. Cochran's Law offie- | refer en-
quirers to any respectable business citizen of our place,
and to all such in the county who may know me. Ny
address is StButOn. Va. WIN. G. STERRET.
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EOR sALE.-A Good FAMILY CARRIAGE al.
Il most new. on reasonable terms. Apply to the un.
d~ersigned ut Mt. Sidney, Augusta county.
Apru 10, 1905. McCUE 4 PARKINS.
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FASHIONABLE TAILORING EsIAn.
II LiSHMENT.-HENRY BARE begs leave 70 m'
form his old friends and patrons, and the p9phe senus,
aliy, that he has just received a large anu uanaSo and
summer Seasons, which he is prepared to make up ID
the most Fashionable STYLE, and at the shortest nouee'
pr account of the undersigned. co
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$4,000
SppINf Ann SIMMER CLOThlNG.

Kichmond, April q, 500.
~ YES! o YES!!-The undersigned have opsn,
cd in the town of stanton. u regular AUCTION
D., sr tho sale Of everything that the people may
want sold. They may be found, unless ProtSsst % \
engaged, in the room formerly occupied oy p RaaI r..
SlanEer. They viii also attend to the sale Si hea, !,
.a!e Sny"ne'e 4. NJ. CUSHING,
~i1i' MN. II. WATTS.
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HARPETINGs AT WHITE & PATTONS.-Al
~ Wool Ingram, 8 ply, to the cheaper sorts Passage
and stain, "A, 81 ga, and s4 Oil Floor Cloths. New
Patterns, Rags, and a new supply of Window Shades,
some very handsome.
StauntOn, Oct. 81, 1856.
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U,n TUE LOVERS OF GOOD TOBACCO

. John B. EVANS has received at his old stanu;
immediately opposite the Old Post Office, q nne ana
choice lot OF TOBACCO, which he is prepared 70 Sei'
al from 5 cents 70 AZ per pound. p,.A.~
Also Pipes. pipc-stems, Snuff Boxes, Backing
Matches. Ink. &c. &c.
Sfeun1n.f NOv IL. 1858. "
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DOB.T. CONAN has also just received an elegant
IL Terra Gotta f Z I
Staunton, April 10, 1855.
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N1GUERREOTYPEy AND AMBRO.

Stanton. January %. 1856.
nAGUERREOTYPES AND AMBRO-
~ TYPES, finished in tho highest style of the art,
able prices, at my Skylight Gallery. n. HILB.
n. B.-Instruction given in the arr, and pupils sup
piled with my own manufactured Instruments, the SUI
peliority of which is confirmed by my receiving two
first premiums at the Exhibitions in Baltimore and
Philadelphia. II. H..
Waynesboro', Feb. 0, 1856.
FANCY DRESS GOODS AT WHITE e.
Il PATT0N'S.-Plain and Printed Mouslin de Lanes,
all STYLES and colors-some good STYLES at cd per yard;
Cashmeres, Merinos, Alpaccas, Canton Cloths, Black
and Fancy Silks, Persian Cloths, Debages, and q great
variety Of Prints and Ginghams- all at the lowest mar.
ket prices.
Staun. on, Oct. 81, 1876.
DATENT MEDICINES.-McMunn's Elixir OiO-
i plum, Hushand's Magnesia, Henry's Magnesia,
Payne's Expectorant, Ayers Cherry Pectoral, Stabler's
Expectorant, Bakers Bitter's, HooHand's German Bit
cas;er ne sosnisS Mixture mtnr p Wistsr,s ' BaIsam Wild Cher.
~, Concentrated Fluid Extract Buchu, Norwoods
Tincture Yeratum Verde, just received and for sale by
Staunton, Oct. 81, 1856. JAS. e. LAIRD.
NOTICE. hereby notify all persons indebted to
IN the concerns Of c.. I. Cochran & Co., and c. /.
Cochran, by bond or otherwise, to come forward and
make payment. ALI who MAJ have claims against Ell.
Their concerns will present them to me for settlement.
An early adjustment of accounts, either IN favor or
against the concerns, is most earnestly desired.
WI. &. STERRETT.
Trustee Of T. Cochran.
Stanton. Feb. 6, 1856.
A CARD.-The subscriber having Withdrawn from
N. the firm of Nelson Il Baylor and taken the house
formerly occupied by Messrs. Deakins X Merritt, takes
this opportunity Of thanking his friends for their kind
patronage, and hopes he has meiited a continuance of
the same. JOHN NJ. NELSON
Staunton, Feb. 20, 1856.
TNREsH GROCERiES.-We are now rece,yino
IL 40 Bags new crop prime No. / Rio, LaguiIa and
Java Coffee. Also, 100 Sacks Ashton and Marshall
J. BRASDTEBURG & co.
Stauntop, Feb. 6, 1855.
NROCERIES.-Now receiving, 40 Barrels n. o.
VI and Coffee Sugars 20 do prime Mollasses: 30
Bags Green Rio Coffee; ) do old Java; 5 do old Mari.
cobo; 10 do fine Laguyra, which we will sell at q worry
small advance on cost and charges.
OUR CUSTOMERS are reminded that our books
" and accounts are now ready for settlement all
those interested will confer a favor by paying up or
settling their accounts to first of Janua-y.
]. BR4 HDEBURG & CO.
S%taunton, Feb. G, 1856.
nIRECT FROM IRELAND.-The under
and Housewife Linens, made to their order, by one Of
the best manufacturers Of Belfast, Ireland.
M ~ KAYSER, STRIBLING & CO.
Stanton, March 0, 1856.
IARPETINGS AT WHITE & PATTON'S--AII
" Wool Ingram, 3 ply, to the cheaper sorts Passage
and Stair, A, 81 Ga, and s4 Oil Floor Cloths. New
Patterns, Rags, and a new supply of Window Shades,
some very handsome.
Staunton, Oct. 81, 1856.
TOR sALE.-A Good FAMILY CARRIAGE. al.
Il most new. on reasonable terms. Apply to the IN.
dersigned at MI: Sidney, Augusta county.
! Aprh 10, 1906. McCUE & PARKINS.
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WINDOW glass; have constantly on hand
w the usual sizes, and will furnish at short notice,
any size wanted, of any quality, at lowest factory rates.
GB0. l.. PRICE.
Stanntnn May IL 1S56.=T A. & Y. COPY.
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nIRECT FROM IRELAND.-The nnder r.
signed have just received another Case Of Family
and Housewife Linens, made to their order, by one Of
the best manufacturers Of Belfast, Ireland.
KAYSER, STRIBLING & co.
Gtountop March q l9sR
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Staunton, April 2, 1906.
r OST BY BURNING, a certificate Of Stock of
The Stale of Virginia for S2Jo, No. 40, da!ed Dec.
OH 1s5l.and registered in the name of Hugh W. Shef-
few commissioner in the suit of Heiskell as. Heisken,
in The Circuit Court of Augusta.
Though | saw the certificate burned up amrequired
bv law TO ask ans one having it in possession, TO give
~information of the fact to WIN. B. JOHNSON.
March y, lS56.-3m. Trustee Off. 5. Hciskell.
CTAPLE GOODS AT WHITE u PAT
- TON'S.-Blankets, Flannels, Cassinets, Cloaking
Cloths, Broad Cloths and Cassimeres ,Fustians, Linseys,
Tickings, Brown and Bleached Sheetings and Smrtlngs,
Manchester and Common Checks, Brown and Bieached
Towellings, Sack Flannels, Spotted Flannels, &c.
Staunton, Oct. 81, 1856
YITALL ~PAPER.-Just received, the largest and
w most beautiful assortment of WALL LAYER,
ever brought to Staunton. RoBT CoWAN.
: Stanton, April16, 1856.
T ANDRETHS NEW GARDEN Z also,a large
and varied assortment of FLOWER SEED, DC, Just
received and for sale by j. u. LAlhD.
Staunton, March IL, 1856.
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MACHINE CARDS.-The subscriber is still
vi engaged in the manufacturing of superior MA
CHINE CARDS FOR COTTON AND WOODEN
FACTORIES. The best quality of Leather and Wire
used in making the above. and after an experience of
twenty-five years, Is prepared TO warrant them equal to
any made in this country. | am also making superior
LEATHER BANDS, cemented and copper riveted. the
stretch taken ont by powerful machinery. ELEVA-
TOT STRAPS for Grist Mills also.
LEATHER HOSE, of superior quality, made as o.
boye. JOHN. II. HASKELL,
No. SS, South EUTAw STREET,
Baltimore. April ., 1856. Baltimore. Nd,
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MAPLE SUGAR.-A superior article Of Maple
yl Sugar for sale by STAPLES, MARTIN & co.
Staunton, April 16, 1856.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-04-04

PTCH-Ihere is moderate stock in makers hands and
very little demand. Small sales at 81 80 q Dbl.
BEEF CATTLE-Nothing to notice. Fair supply in
butchers hands, and rather dull except quality
We quote at u q 81 cents y b.
CoFFEEWe notice fair receipts during the past week
and there full stock of descriptions
The demand limited and only occasional are made
at quotations, to quantity and quality. See table
CoTToNn this article have material change to no.
tice The quantity arriving is small and with light sup
ply market holders firm, and mostly holding at high
rates We notice sales for the week of several parcels at
prices ranging from 81 to " cents b. for low good mid
ding The following quotations about the market
rates: ordinary to good ordinary 81 cents low middng
to middling 999t cents good middng 81 81, and mid
ding fair l0@l04 cents.
CORN MEALS In moderate stock and rather dull sale
We quote from store at 80 cents % bushel.
EMPTY BARKELsFor Spirits Tnrpentine barrels the mar
continues dull with fair stock in hands
notice sales of small parcels at prices ranging from 81
20 to 81 DO each for second hand according quality No
sales of neU held at 81.
FIsHNo Muets received, and very few if any on mar
ket; would sell quick at $5 s. so for good quality lot
of 100 bbls No Mackerel received and sold from wharf
Sc q Dbl. No Herring in market
FLoUR-There has been but little doing in this article
since our last review owing the light receipts For SUI
perfns and brands the market has ruled steady with
fair demand from retailers and the sales have been of
small! parcels Wilmington and Fayetteville brands at So q
IS 70 tor uperfne, and So so % Dbl for family lot Of
bb OF superior quality received this week and sold
s. 34 Tor super and S8 6a for family Nearly quite all
the receipts of the lower grades Zine cros with
the market is pretty well supplied and sales are not
easily made at quotations See table.
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Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF WILMINGTON. NORTH CAROLYN
ARRIVED.

ARRlV Ed
March 3l-StRamer Scottish Chief RUSSELL from Fayette
vile, to ]. s. Banks
Steamer Fanny Lutteroh Stedman from Fayetteville to
Lutterloh & Elliott.
March 1-Schr. S: B. Strong, Hallock, from New York.
to A. D. Cazaux; with mdze.
Schr. It. Raymond, Hulse, from New York, to T. G..
Worth; with mdze.
Schr c. G. Stratton, Moslander from Philadelphia to
T. G. Worth with mdze.
Schr Marine Powell, from New York, to George Har-
rss with mdze.
Schr Lille Sanders Corson. from Philadelphia, to Geo
Harriss with mdze
Steamer Flora Mcdonald, Hurt from Fayetteville, to T.
G.. & B. G.. Worth.
April 2-Schr. Jenny Lind, Pugh from Hyde county to
Schr Paragon, Williams from HEREFORD n c. to Ellis &
Mitchell ; with
Schr Woodbine, Allen, from Attakapas for Richmond
Va with and molases put in with loss of sails and
Of deck load is not leaking and will have
charge cargo To Geo. w. Davis.
Schr Look Here, Smith, from New York, to George Har-
riss.
New Schr. Burrows c., Stephens, from Tuckaho N. j.
to George Harriss.
3-Schr Eleanor, Townsend, from Baltimore, to J. & D.
McRae & Cos with coal and guano for Russell & Bro.
CLEARED.
March 3I-Schr Wide World Dickinson for New York
by Petteway Pritchett with naval stores cotton
Schr Ann Maria Arnold for Lockwoods Folly by Pet
teway Pritchett with mdze.
April l-Schr VIM. H. Smith, Alden, for New York, by
A. D. Cazaux with naval etOres, &c.
Schr r. w. Brown, Derrickson, for New York, by A. D.
Cazaux with naval stores, &C.
Steamer Fanny Lutteroh, Sedman, for Fayetteville by
Lutterloh & Elliott
April -Schr. Mary Abigail, Morse for Washington N
c., by Geo Harriss with mdze
April 2--Schr George Davis Nef, for Boston, by J. H.
Flanner with naval stores, cotton, &c.
Br Brig Devonshire, Webb, for Bermuda by DeRosset
Brown with lumber, &c.
S-Steamer Flora Mcdonald Hurst, for Fayetteville by
I. G. & B. G.. Worth!
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REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET,
FOR THE WEEK ENDING APLIL BIRD, 1856

has ruled exceedingly dull The arrivals of country produce
have been light and consequently report of the weeks
transactions will be found meagre. The advces by the last
steamer from Europe has had title effect naval
Crude Turpentne has ruled unsteady, with light
receipts and sales during the week have been
decline of @ cents but the market opened this
has uctuaed from 81 to 34a CENTS but closes with
activity in tho market at latter price; Tar has gone
down 30 CENTS owing to the large receipts and Ron
arm at quotations Cotton remains steady and finds quick
SALE Flour has in sparngy and remains about the
The supply of Groceries and Provisions market
light and prices rule high. We refer to the following
view, which contains all the sales have heard Of
TURPEr cINEAfter closing report Thursday last
prices gave way shade, and will be from table
below the market has been uctuang for day two past
2G2 lLs sort Il
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-04-04

RY virtue of deed of trust executed by E. Peter
ID for certain purposes therein mentioned shall sell
at Milton in the county of Wayne Thursday and Fri
day. 18th and 18th Of April the stock of goods of said Pc
terson One lot which situated store and warehouse
and also unmproved lot Also Saturday the 18th Of
April at the residence of said Peterson tract of
CATTLE and several other articles Also, at the time
and place. negroes will be hired for the balance of the
year. The stock of goods will be sold for cash and all
counts for other articles less than five dollars cash balance
of the property credit of six months purchasers in all
bearing interest from date By the provisions of the deed
of trust under which this sale is be made purchase
ny creditor of said Peterson at the time of the execution
said deed may be satisfied and paid for by such CREDITOR
of payment to the amount of his
chase of the debt held by him against said Peterson small
per centage in cash sufficient to expenses only being
required H. B. HURST, Trustee.
| April 5th-T3I-3W