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AN . wv VTHEu
NE quantity and value OF certain articles exported
from This port during the past week were Is folcws
CssnsRcs rHa PoEr or NKw YoEx-wKMLY EXPORTS.
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The quantity and value or articles imported INTO
!. -, Aiming ne rast week xera al fnloYs.-
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We THE FRIENDS OF FREMONT

II
The undersigned having constituted i-nss lyes com
mittee for the exclusive OF circulating
bearing upon the questions Al issue before
the American people respectfully invite triontions ffom
s who are Interested In securing the riumsh OF liberty
law nj the approaching election Money. large small
sums, from whatever quarter is received ell scrupu.
lousy applied this one ce1t OF viii be
diverted other All that Necessary IN order 10
carry The election by unexamped maiores that people
fhoud have the means OF thoroughly
sssness folly and mbeciliy of the admins
raion the outrages Of which the free Kansa,
the victims the necessity of 10 free
dom and the qualifications Of the peoples candidate for s
Presidency.
CONTRIBUTORS NAV he add 10 the Secretary Of the COM
nltee. II Nassau strc NM ..rL
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copying this advertisement
GRAND DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING AT PoUGH
" keepse ON Wednesday, Oct 1.-The Fourth Ward Buch
and EFeckBdge Club have chartered he large
modous steamer TROY, Capt NJ q. Cron for the
and would be happy 10 have all their democratic friends
with Them SINGH. tickets 90 centsD be obtained from
members Of the club, either of the undersigned.
Commlice-Dr. VIM. ODounc1l Eugere shine, Maurice
0keete, Joseph Rose, Vim IA. Butler, Tbos Brown. O. w.
Cssseriy.
t aSsase n y. , MosT,ss 2secrelariss
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fI,nF YOUNG MEMS FREMONT AND DAYTON CEN
i ral rNon will hold their twelfth regular meeting o
Tuesday evening sept 20 All o'clock q snsyesant ms
tuie No CSC Broadway. Singing by the 6iee Club. Az
dresses by Hon A. Oakley HALL of this city; aud Judge
little 81 Wisconsin. by order H. y. MANIf5sRE Prcs't
ID. IT, GuDrRsLrrvE, secy,
Ign, win meet this 0uesiay .ssqnng 81 ~ o'clock,
Constitution Hall corner u Court and Butler streets A.
dresses by y. w Soughton and H. Brownel Esas Must
by the sixth Ward Gee Club front Tor ladies
r.. X. DKYo. sec'y. GEORGE CURTIS Prcs'b I
TUE TWENTIETH WARD REPUBLICAN Ass0CIA
ton will bold public meeting at ContinenAl Hall,
Thirty fourth street and Eighth avenue, Tuesday
rg Sept 90 ~ 1 O'Clock. An address viii be delivered
VI fry, Esl, Of this city, ncing At cciock
SIC &C. Seats reserved for The ladies' All republican eFa
tors Of he ward invited 10 attend and enrol themselves
members Of The association, preparatory voting at the
- 'sN'''"' - Charles NErrLEroS, President. /
Sre q n'f fs1srsos }sserc'arics
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rAMMANY uAII pENocEATrc RFpupLrcAr an

T,AMMANY HALL DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN or
neral Committee AT meeting OF the Democratic Repub
hcan General Committee held al Tasmany Hail ruesdss
evening 4rrt 6 The following resolutions offered by y. "
Williams OF the Fir. ward were adopted BY vote Of - n
The Affirmative and - In The segstive-
Resolved That the Committee win sustain he Mayoras
Convention which he Hon. d. ~ sckles presided
Chairman and which last night nominated the Hen Fernando
Wood AZ our candidate FOR Mayor thai that Convention
regularly constituted and organized In accordance with u
usavcs Of the party and the recommendation 81 the Geners
Comndee and that s nominations ensed TO the supper
and confidence OF the democratic party.
Resolved That the assemblsge which night put forth tb
OF j. a. Libby Q candidate for Mayor irregu
lar and unsuihorzed body not elected BY the people no
sanctioned by the OF the democratic party tina
s calculated 10 defeat regular nomination
and 10 destroy the union which happy as been restore
10 ranks. LOREFLO b. kHkPAHD, Chairman Il
JANIS T. REsEBrcr, I
JOBS Y. SAVAGE, lr.crc.artc.
AIrRpn fpaNiEIIoR,
Prrrn y.
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GRAND DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING AZ PoU yH
NJ keepse, on wednesday-The elegant steamer woR-
Chs1 ER has been chartered fer the Of
who intend to be present a. De great meeting 70 be held
Poughkeepsie Wednes<nY Oct and wllisieave
rulioa ferry, Brooklyn att O'Clock and No
river, at squarer to1 O'Clock. The join HAIR
will leave south Third street at quarter O'clock and
the foot % beasey street at o'clock Fulton fer
~. Brooklyn. Refreshments will be found board
full band music also Tickets to Poughkeepse and retur
10 cents.
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CixTH WARD IN Tue FIEID,-THg REPUBLICAN
- Associacu With hold their first public meeting wcnc~
day evening October lst At ~ r. ~ a. The RepnbicA1
besdqusrtrs as Pearl street. The Hon. Welcome n. Bee
be, James peckhsm Esl Y. ~ Mayer. Esq, and l.
Ryckmau, Esq, VIII address the meeting. Music by ths
Rocky Mountain Gee Club All those favor Of Freedom
oris 3. coolHica, ISRAEL WILLIAMS. Pres. ,
, pAyros Bsnros. Secretaries.
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THE TURF,

~ come ea this day, rain . Or shine. rrotns.,,
Lancet under the saddle, for 81 900: mile heats. best
three Tuesday, septemher 80 This will undoubtedly
exciting and probably the fastest
kicd that OIL Il will be recolle.ed nas Flora ana
Lancet have hitherto had two trials In he rst of which both
harness she proved the victor. nc won Ia
second contest the Fashion Course wch occAsioe
he went under the adde ana she In harness he same as
the coming race) Since he defeated her however Flora has
performed her mile In the unprecedented time Of 22i1a.
Nevertheless this extraordinary quick work" does not APP
pear have ahashed the aneeheDce the presens
match decide which of these noble specimens OF horse
flesh is actually the fastest JOEL CONk.IN. Proprietor
TTNIoN COURSE, L. I.-TRoTTING. ON TUESDAY,
u sept 20 Al o'clock p. M mat n for ~ 600, mile
modore: ~ Phfer names blk John wands. This race TO
come of rain shine SHAW WHITE, PropTie.ors
TTNloN COURSE. LONG IsLAND.-TRoTTING-oN
~ Thursday, Oct at O'clock match for ~ 900, miG
heats best the in tive to ha W. Whean names r.
Tscopy; s. McIaughln names B. m Lady Moscow Cars
viii leave the South ferry Brooklyn at Ia o'clock and r~
turn the sport Is Fare 70 10 and return hy
cents. SHAW X WHITE, ProprietOrs.
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EREE TERRITORY FOR FREE LABOR.
The Mechanics and Working Mems Central Republican
Union will be addressed by the Hon. wecone r. Bsebe
Chauncey shafer and James Farman-musc by the Rocky
Mountain Gee Iluboa Tuesday evening september 10 AZ
O'Clock at their headquar,ers No Bowery Mechanios
Institute The lovers OF free labor and free soil invited
n. B.-Ihe Executive committee will meet on the same
evening Punciual attendance requested Free reading
room day and evening, all. Also, circulars AMI
pamphlets Issued 20 the VOL king gratis
ROBERT Il. MONTGOMERY President
ANpREw MUERY. Secretary.
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Portraits Of Fremont political maps, badges. &c. &C.
Newspapers which friendly he cause By
copying this adyertlsemcnt-
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UMPIRE CLUB-MAsS MEETING AT POUGHKEEPsIE
~ The steamer SOUTH AMERICA Is chartered express
Tor the Empire Club she win leave the foot Of Jay street
Broome street East river at ~ O'clock and Canal
street, collins dock) at O'clock A. NJ precisely No per-
will be admitted board the boat wthout and no
person will be admitted within the gate Collins dock with
out ticket No is authorized 10 sell for thu
Empire Club gun viii be tired previous to landing the
above named Places ISAIAH RYNDERg
E'OURIH WARD-THE FOURTH WARD BUCHANAN
and trecknridge Club will meet at the
Ler Of Catbarne and Henry streets Tuesday evening the
3Ist inst al hapas seven O'Clock 70 complete arrange
ments for the grand citing be held
on Wednetdsy Rea the LIST inst Hon John Kelly viii ad-
dress the club in order 81 Nm O'DONEiL, President.
EDwARD NJ. MORRIS.
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I WILL RET FROM ONE TO TWENTY THOUSAND
dollars John g. =, emont not the President OF the
United States. H. H. skAdGs, los Frou street. second
nnnr
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J. A. Smith, Secretary.
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DEGULAR MORNING LINE FOR ALBANY AND
~ TRoY-Landing at West Point, Newburg, Poughkeepsc
Kingston Point Catski Hubs IN aud Coxsacke. The
steamer GLEN COVE will leave pier foot q Canal and
sfrne ss every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY
MORNING. at O'Clock. For further particulars inquire
:. LEWIs No 32 West 81, Steam music attached 70 this
boat
THE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY INFORMS HIs
friends and the public that the criminal IN
son against lady representing herself TO be Mrs James
W. Turner, ad by supposedto be me- does
way refer 70 the undersigned JOSEPHINE TURNER pro.
fessionally known a. Miss Woodward.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-09-12
MARRIED.
In Sampson County, near Six Runs on the 9TH inst by
John Colwell, Esq, Mr.. JAMES VANN, ST., to Mrs
MARY CHESNUTT, all of Sampson
DIED..
y evening, 9th inst. SERENA
f H. G. s. H. Hewlett, aged 3

In this town, Tuesday evening, 9th inst. SERENA
ANN infant daughter of H. c. & H. Hewlett, aged 8
months and days. -
In this town, this morning, SUSAN ELIZABETH,
daughter of VIM. II and Jane E. Costin aged Ii months
and days.
On Monday morning, sth inst board Schr. j. j.
Spencer at quarantine of bilious congestive fever Capt
JOHN SHARPE, of Philadelphia aged about SIS years.
In Duplin county, the 18th ut JOHN, second of
William and Rachael w. Miller aged years, months
and days.
At Kenansve the 9Th inst, after brief but painful
illness, JULIA, eldest daughter of Dr. Mrs c. w Ora
ham, aged years. months and "a days.
Thus suddenly has death removed this lovely child bud
of fair promise, to another and better world Still to
the bereaved parents how startling the shock and how Bit
ter the cup of separa ton
and in all the mirthfu happiness of early childhood and
Cpeets OF beauty and interest to stranger How
expected the stroke that has taken her away.
An let my trembling soul be still,
While darkness wells this mortal eye. ICON.
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Marine Intelligence.

ARRIVED.
Sept 4---Schr. D. g. Hulse, Hallock from New York.
to A. D. Cazaux with mdze.
Schr Josiah AchOn, Merrill from Rockland, Me-, to J.
& D. McRae & Co.. with lime.
Lutterloh & Elliott.
A. A. VanBokkelen A1o0' 1'O-1 "
AT QUARANTINE schr J. J. Spencer Sharpe from
Savannah, to T. c. Worth.
Sept 5--Schr Sam Bolton, Allen, from New York, to
T. c. Worth; with mdze ks.
:, schr Wake, Wainwright, from New York, to George
Schr Adele, Hobart, from New York, to J. H. Flanner
sehr. Col. Lester Delaney from Stono S. c. to j. D.
McRae Co. The Col. l.. bound for New York, with
sprung aeak split Sails and badly strained she will
to s. fags 1oG 6eP$ prav Price, from mbve
A. H. VanBokkelen.
sehr. Agnes H Ward, sweeny, from Providence R. l. to
Rankin s. Martin.
Sept 6-Schr Flanner, Thompson from Philadelphia,
to J Fianner; with md0e:
Schr Mary Powell Church, from New London, Ct, to
& D McRae & Go.
Steamer James Grist, Beaman. from Fayetteville, to
John Banks
7Steamer Flora Mcdonald, Hurt, from Fayetteville
TICS B G Worth
Steamer Henrietta, southal from White Eal to master
Steamer Southerner, Barber, from Fayetteville, to w H
So S NJ Steamer Spray Price, from smithvlle, to A
Sept. 8seeamer Fanny Lutseroh JONES' from Favette-
vile, to Lutterloh & Elliott.
Sept o-17U s. NJ Steamer Spray, Price, from Smith
Sept 10 steamer Brothers, Beaman from Fayetteville
to John Banks.
Steamer Rowan, McRae, from Fayetteville to Lutterloh
& Elliott
Schr Ellen Randall Justice, from Little River to D. A
Lamont with naval stores
CLEARED.
Sept 4U. S. M Steamer Spray, Price, for Smithvlle
by A. H. VanBokkclen.
55,schr; Lilly, Francis for New York. by T. c. Worth
with naval stores, &c.
Steamer Fanny Lutterloh Jones, for Fayetteville by Lu
terloh s. Elliott.
Schr Sonora Isabel Pigott for ShaIlotte by D. Pigott
Schr Odd Fellow Sleght, for Shallote, by L. Pgott.
Sept 81. S. M. Steamer Spray, Price, for Smithve
by A. H. Van Bokkelen.
6Schr. S. H. Pool, Rines for Boston, by Peirce Dud
ley; with lumber
Sept 6. Steamer Brothers, Lane, for Fayetteville, by
| John Banks
U. S M. Steamer Spray, Price, for SmithvIle by A
H VanBokkelen.
Sept 9.Brig Sheet Anchor, Cunningham for Bath. Me.
| b. Peirce & Dudley with lumber.
Steamer Flora Mcdonald, Hurt, for Fayetteville, by T
! @. & B. G.. Worth.
Steamer Fanny Lutterloh JONES' for Fayetteville, b.
Lutteroh & Elliott.
Sept. gu. 5. NJ Steamer Spray, Price, for Smihvile
| by A. II. VanBokkelen.
l0Brg Olive, Pettgrew, for West Indies, by Russell
u Bro. with lumber and shingles.
Sept. l0-Schr. w. G. Mershon Graham, for New York
T. c. WORTH with Is bales sheeting SIS bundles paper
| I349 bbls. rosn, $40 do spirits turpentine.
-SoJtILCL Brobhorc, Boo, Haywood, by Bank
! u-Schr. Ben Henderson, for New York, by Geo. Han
rsss with naval stores, sc.
Schr Adele, Hobart, for New York, by J. H. Flanner
with naval stores
Steamer Enterprise, Dcksey for Haywood by George Han
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The IncorruptIbIe Germans.

The silly stories that have been circulated respect
ing the Germans being converted to Black Republican
abolition fanaticism, have allowed for the most
part, to pass by as the spasmodiC efforts OF dying
cause to sustain itself few moments longer. There
has been the slightest foundation for the stupid
iabrications that the Germans were turning traitors
10 their party and their principles. We know them
too long-tO believe, for moment, that they were
prepared to join hands with enemies of the Union
and the Constitution. We are now fully prepared TO
indicate their fair fame from the malignant asper-
onS that have been invldiously and industrlously
circulated by their political foes.
To show how utterly false have been these stories,
we have only to state that the German Republican
Club of the County of Philadelphia has been dissolved
acknowledgement to exist. The President, Or.
SEIDENsTRICKER, resigned his Office stating that he
could not find the American Republicans TO con-
suit with Them, and they could longer hold
meetings on account of the heat and great deal Of
other nonsense. This s the gentleman about
whom the New York Herald has brawed so loudly.
The Free Press the German paper purchased recently
by the free niger Fremonters, in It's issue of Thurs
DAY, September 4th, admits that the Germans in Phil
aoelphla and Pennsylvania will vote for JAMES BUCH
ANAN-Ihat they organized (in other words,
so honest and true in their fath) that inroad can
be made upon their strength. This will put an end
10 The tustan and nonsense with which desperate
Iacuon OF traitors to the Constitution have endea-
yored TO cheat the public for several weeks past
They might as well attempt to remove the Alleghan-
les as to attempt TO corrupt the German freemen Of
Pennsylvania.-P Pennsylvania.
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for and 81 4 81 so per buhel for whitelast sales
being at highest figures
dealers have full stock in store We the receipt for
the week of only 100 bales Northern so of which sold
Friday at 20 cents per 100 b 80 days. and the balance
has into store We refer to table for last sales of
Eastern make.
LIME-Has been in fair demand for q week past
and the stock market has become materially reduced
cargo Of 1850 casks received since last and changed
etaing from store 81 35 40 per cask gu nifty
is very little enquiry existing for this
cen the receipt eoastWise Of IS hhd sugar house.
which is held at % cents per gallon See table for store
PoTAToEs-For htsh there is some demand and few or
none market. We quote from at So SO per Dbl
Sceet brought parngy and sell from boats and carts
at 81 80 81 IS per bushel.
PRov1s1oNs-For N c. cured BACON we notice decided
y dull market for the week just ended and reduce
quotations shade last weeks rates There fair sup
ply in first hands, but retailers show disposition to pu
chase and there has been nothing done during the week
cept IN the retail way at prices little above quotations
parcels have, however, been offering at them without find
ing buyer, and they may be considered merely nom
nal See table Western cured remains in full stock and
is also very dull of sale learn few parcels have
been forced upon the market and changed hands shade
lower than quotations The weeks operations have been
confined to small lots from IL liz for should
and l2s l2 cents ID for sides according quality
sale for them dull at Is l3a cents LARD-The re-
ceps of n c. make have been exceedingly small for several
weeks past, and with active demand for retailing pur
poses prices have improved shade One two small lots
received since our last and note sales at in bbs
and sells from store at Is in bb PoRKln North
en Mess have change to make There is but lim
ted demand and note fair stock in store Small sales
for the week at $2l $22 Dbl, in quantity and quail
ty.
SALTNo receipts of description during the past week
There is good supply of former arrivals of Liverpool
ground and the market rules dull Last sale from wharf
81 10 per SACK 80 days We quote from store, in
lots to suit, at 81 20 81 30 per sack alum is in fair stock,
and only retail demand eAng sells fron store at 30
per bushel.
SHINGLEs-N1arket extremely dull for both Common and
Contract, and sales report Quotations nomir al Soc
table.
TMBER-Very little if any has been brought in during
the past week there barely any demand existing as mil
ers have full supply nand, and shippers in market
Sales of few RATS prices ranging within quotations See
table.
FREGHTs-Owing the scarcity of shipping in port with
fair amount of produce offering, rates to New York and
Philadelphia have gone up fully 10 cents Dbl naval
and vessels been taken the advan
ced rates We refer table for last paid To
Boston hear of vessels having been taken, and
quotations merely nominal.
EXPORTS
| From the Port Wiimim4.ton, week
ending 10th September, 1856.
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DIR. M'LANE'S VERMIFUGE ALWAYS RESGR-
TED TO WHEN EVERY OTHER REMEDY


New YORK, September l5 1852
This is to certify that my child three years DID,
troubled with six months had tried several
kinds of medicine none them done any good and it
not until tried DR.. MLane's celebrated Vermifuge
that she found any relief gave her contents of one
bottle, which brought from her very large quantity of
possible to count them. My daughter is doing WELL
deed she is completely restored health therefore take
pleasure IN recommending it parents would say by all
keep supply of this valuable medicine constantly in
from the effects of 1t also unfrequenty happens
that children treated for Group when the choking and
Therefore, say again, keep it always in the house
costs but little and may be the of saving life
any rate it will save physicanS's bills.
MRS. LANE, No. 1913 Eighth street.
A8-Purchasers will be careful to ask for DR.. McLANES
Celebrated Vermifuge, manufactu by Fleming
Bros. PittsbOro', Pa. All other Vermifuges compa-
rison worthless DR. McLanes genuine Vermfuge also
his celebrated Liver Pills. be had all
drug stores. Sold in Wilmington by VIM H. LlPPITT
None genuine without the signature of FLEMING
BROS Sept 9.--Iwd&w
human life most of them may be named to disordered
don of the system The horrors of Epilepsy,
Failing Sickness, arise in most from this Our
readers remember several occasions BEFORE
alluded to the wonderful cures notifications Of Fits
by the Vegetable Extract Epeptc Pills. invented and pre-
pared by Dr. Seth H. Hance, Of 1903 Baltimore Street, Bal
tmore Md We feel fully satisfied that the Pills have
of the most stubborn of Epilepsy well the
mder forms of Fits, such Cramps, opasms &c
We record the fact, that persons will find these Pill
equally efhcacou IN curing every form OF debility
matter whether manifested in the acute and excrucane
form of Neuralgia Doloreux, Nervous Headache
mysery of Dyspepsia Or Indigestion the suerngs of Rheu
matsm 1out, the melancholy haucinaon of depressed
spirits hyseria their effects will be equally happy
certain Persons in the country write the inventor
and have the medicine forwarded to them ~ mail The pr
box, S. two boxes 50 twelve boxes $24
sent to part of the country free of postage Direct
communications to SETH S HANCE l08 Baltimore
Baltimore, Md
Sent &gIw