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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-09-12

TIE FAYETTEVILLE CLASSICAL ACADEMY.
THE SUBSCRIBER having been appointed Principal OF
i the DONALDSON ACADEMY announces that the
Institution will be opened Wednesday, October LIST
1t his wish and Intention to establish Classical School
of the highest grade adapted to the of this
nifty and worthy of patronage abroad The location
heahythe buildings and grounds ample and cOmmod,
proper discipline among the Students and parents and
guardians residing at distance are assured that the Prnc
pal will use his efforts to exercise autary control
over the morals of those entrusted to his
In the department of Instruction. he will be assisted by
or more able and experienced teachers.
Information concerning terms of tuition and board, may
be obtained by addressing
Rev. GEORGE MCNEIL, Principal,
Fayetteville, n. C.
Aug. g. l856.-302- 1w-52.Tm. Herald Itd-1tN
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TTMMoNSVTIJE TOWN Lots

ca WILL RE SOLD AT AUCTION ON WEDNES-
day, the first day of October next number of town
lots in Timmonsvile S. c., immediately the Whining
ton & Manchester Rail Road. This village of the
most aourishng the line of the Rail Road and certainly
of the best places trade in that part of the State
ing surrounded by densey populated cotton growing peo
pie is very healthy section Of country good water aPS
any other pine lands production and sells from five tc
fifteen dollars per acre in the vicinity around There
citizens in and near it design having of the best schools
arrangements are also making to build church.
The Society and around the place is of correct depor
ment and good moral character. ~
Sept. r. IS56.---2-ts JOHN M. 1lMMONS.
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Mr. BRowNsoNs ANTIPATHIEs-The following
story has been current in Boston for many years
illustrative of the strength OF Mr.. o. A Brownson' IS
personal antipathies. During great pressure in the
money market, some eighteen years ago, MIR. B. had
occasion to consult some brokers in regard to some
Some weeks afterwards he discovered the Shylocks
IN the hall where he oficated on Sunday In his dis
course he intoxicating the necessity of carrying
Religion into all departments of life, and practising ii
every day in the week Religion, he said, should not
De considered cloak of sanctily, to be put on every
sunday morning and put off on the Monday 1T
Jour banks, into your merchants counting rooms
nto your brokers' offces"-then glazing through his
SPeolac5es at the two brokers' he thrilled the whole
S a by .excaiming Religion in Brokers
OFFICE !-religion in HeH!m
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no EISHERMEN,

FISHERMEN.
THE SUBSCRIBERS OFFERS FOR SALE A NO.
Seine nearly new, used but te suitable for catching
Mullets it is 80 yards long, 20 feet in the bun and feet
double lined cOrked and loaded made of 20 cord
Irvine The New York $78 and will he sold low for
cash. MURRAY & PEACOCK.
Sept. 2 1856. ---3O6- Im---L-2w
Ocean Banner, Beaufort copy month and send bill
above.
GUN AND LOCK sNIITHING AND Thinning.
FTNHE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully inform the cit j.
of Wilmington and its vicinity, that he has opened
shop in the GIRRARD ROW. Princess street, below
Front South sde where be will receive orders attend
promptly the execution of all work in his ne
REPAIRING GUNS,
TIMING AND GUTTERING HOUSES. Sc
in which he has had large experience in this place.
feels confident of giving satisfaction all who may
him with their work.
H. N. POLICY.
! Sept. Sth, 1856 2-2w
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NOTIEE.

aa THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE THAT
well-known and valuable little farm whereon he
lives living within the corpoated limits of the town of Ke
nansvie The tract contains hundred and eighteen
acres of which is cleared and n ng ate ct eq
LING together with all outhouses and an orch
ard of fruit trees of almost endless variety OF the bef se
and peasantnes unsurpassed being elevated and dry and
beautifully shaded with fine grove of oaks Persons haV-
inc sons and daughters educate and who would desire
ttle farm to live upon, can find better place than t,
as there already in successful operation one OF the very
bt male schools in Uh0e StGte and in few months
will be opened permanent basis, female Seminary OF
the first class.
NV terms will be such as to suit almost any who
desire to purchase LAFAYETTE HUSSEY.
Kenansville, Duplin CO., N. C.,
IS56-2-6m
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NoTE River Lumber Tar and Turpentine, sold in the
subject the expense of landing Inspection
GRACE -say lumber 80 cents to 81 per M Tar and
Turpentne about I0@l5 per bband naval stores
when ought per railroad about the in
curred-*For Virgin mixed Turpentine a deduction
of one6th made the price of yellow dip,
cording to quality.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-09-12

AN ARMY MIss1NG-The Prussian official Cores
pondez says General Chrulef, who commanded
Russian division during the siege of Sayastopol'
was afterwards to the frontiers of Persia, where
he appears to have advanced too far into the hostile
territory. Cut off from all communication with his
countrymen, and threatened on his Hank by In,
mediate hordes of Circassans and Kurds, he found
himself obliged to make retreat across boundless
wastes of the nhospitabe sand steppes, and as no.
thing has hitherto been heard of him, great fears are
entertained for the safety OF the General and his
whole armY.1
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REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET,
THE WEEK ENDING SEPTEMBER 18TH, 1856.

TURPENTINE-Snce our review of Thursday last the
market has ruled steady and quotations remain without al
having changed hands arrival So so
for virgin and yellow dip and 81 40 for hard bb of $50
lbs The receipts for the week ended this morning have
been light little has been brought in from above
de-Way and the sales foot only 765 bbls,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-09-12
WILMINGTON WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.

~ It should be understood that quotations generally
err rates have 20 be paid.
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n n ENDERcHEARTED LADY.-A lady sitting do wn
" ulllner OF roast veal The other day. exclaimed
whist eating 81 do think that butchers are the most
creatures that ever ived-these poor calves -
SnGt tI piece OF the shoulder if you please, MIR
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-09-12

ds LOUIS NAPoLEoN.-Though the Paris correspon-
say little on the subject, it is said to be well
ID that CITY that Louis Napoleon is in pre-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-09-12

GOOD THINGS.
lust RECEIVED:
y kegs best Butter;
40 hbIs. Fayetteville Flour
20 bbls Crushed, Coffee and Brown Sugars;
20 bbls. Mess Pork;
3000lb handsome c. Bacon, hams houders and sides;
400 sacks Salt in large and new bags.
Sept. 9th McCALEB & BUNTING.
SALT-400 bushels Turks ISLAND SALT, in bags
- bushels each, for sale by GEO. HOUSTON.
CPADEs AND sHOVELs.-l0 doz Ames' Emake for
- sep9l sale by GEO. HOUSTON.
! sept 81 ave- ~ GEO. HOUSTON
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-09-12

NOTICE.
TINE UNDERSIGNED HAVING QUALIFIED AS
Executor to the last will and testament of William T.
Bordeaux deceased September term of the Court OF
Pleas and Quarter Sessions for New Hanover County, here
bv gives notice to all indebted to said estate make
payment and persons having claims against the same to
present them for PAYMENT within the time prescribed by
' w. S. LARkINS, Executor
SAntember 9th, 1856 Zot"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-09-12

SPIRITS IURPENTNE-Sinee our last review prices have
huctuated from IS to 81 cents gaoncosng however,
Wednesday at highest figure which advance of Ct
for the week The transactions have been larger than those
of the previous week. and reach 226 bbs as follows
Friday. 4l4 hhls al 2Sa2Sd ner e,allo
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-09-12
ADMINISTRATORS MOTTO
NOTICE..

TTAVING MADE ARRANGEMENTS to change the
character of my business Ito take effect the ls Oc-
tober next now offer for sale, in lots to suit purchasers
stock of GOODS in store. Dealers
are respectfully solicited CALL the articles hand
will be disposed of such terms cannot fail give salts
faction. GEO. HOUSTON.
Sept g. 1856
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-09-12

THE CuNARD COMPANY are trying to g excel them
selves'' in steamship speed they are building the
Scotia to beat the Persia at present the most rapid
ST Gamer upon the ocean,
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING DETERMINED ON
closing their business in this place, the first
October, offer for sale their entire stock of Groceries, &c.
money otherwise they will not receive attention
The STORE-HOUSE they occupy is for lease for
term of three years from the first of October, 1856
All persons indebted to them by account
quested to come forward and make without delay
August End, 1856 23-tf-4g-tf
A HOMESTEAD FOR $40!
$4,000 worth Farms building Lots,
TN THE GOLD REGION OF VIRGINIA, (Culpeper
Coz to be divided amongst lO,20o subscribers on the
male Academy Subscriptions onty ten doHars each
half down, the rest the delivery of the Deed Every
subscriber will get Building Lot Farm, ranging in
value from $40 to $4,000 These Farms and Lots sold
served the increase in the value of which will compensate
for the apparent low price asked The most ample
cury will be given for the faithful performance of contracts
ss- MORE AGENTS to obtain subscribers.
Agents write that they making 5000 per month Ad
vertisng will be done for every Agent where possible For
Or to H. w. FOY, Agent Wilmington, n. G.
! TO COUNTRY y. ERCEIA WIS.
| a WE WILL OPEN OUR NEW STORE ON MAR
new stock of HATS and GAPS oeing manufactured undtr
the personal supervision of OF Firm, who is de-
voting his time to the selection of such Goods and Material
this Market superior advantages
for procuring these Goods enable to sell them here
silk Fur, Mapped and Wool Hats Cloth k Plush and
Glazed Caps &c, &C. continuance of patronage is re-
spectfully solicited. SHEPARD & MYERS
| Aug p, 1856 Commercial c-py.
/ NEW BOOKs
| ITLLEN PERCY, by Ct. W. M Reynolds.
z Montague, or, The Rejected Sutton
Duke of Macnmont, or The Ruined Gambler.
Masks and Faces, by F Smith, author of Woman and
her Master, Fred Vernon &c.
The Struggle for Life Claude and the Skeleton Horse
man.
Female Life in New York City.
! Kate Coventry, from Littells Living Age
Zadee, Romance. from the
ketrbution, by Mrs E. d. E. N. Southworth
{" Saratoga" Story of 1857.
Animals of South Africa
! The Banshed Son, by Caroline Lee Hentz.
Memorials of His Times by Henry Cockburn
Bernard Lille, and Historical Romance embracng the pc.
RODS of the Texas Revolution and the Mexican War; by
, Clemens.
The White Chief, legend of North Mexico, by Capt
Cali them they just from Press and for sale
Aug 18th.
, NEW CUSTOMERS.
HE S1bscribers are very much obliged to their NEW
and as goody number of the old merchants about
retire from business will this opportunity OF
that keep constantly hand variety of Groceries and
Provisions at all times prepared to furnish families
with articles this line We request customers to re-
any article that does give m action We
- tend to the furnishing of Hands with Provisions.
a Sept. l. 1856. McCALEB BUNTING.
9 JUST RECEIVED per schr, D. G. Hulse:
Is bbls. Clarified Sugars
: 3 hhds. P. R. Sugars;
u 25 boxes Soaps, extra;
% :: Adamantne Candles;
10 bbls n; Q. Syrup;
IS 5" Shoulders.
For sale by WILLARD & CURTIS.
{. FLOURT FLOUR..
m ~ RRIS, Weldon 20 Half Bills do n
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-09-12

| Vs. According to the Washington correspondent
of the New York Tribune, some of his abolition
friends were put in great trepidation on Thursday
night last, by Hon. P s. Brooks, who, with friend,
visited Willards Hotel, in search of Mr.. Sage and
Morgan of the York delegation, whom he desired to
chastse for insulting language which these gentle
men had used in connection with his name. Bu
says the writer {" The latter gentlemen were in
stantly notified of the movements of Brooks, so thai
they would not have been taken by SURPRISE
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-09-12

WANTED, 800 ACTIVE YOUNG MEN,
THO ACT AS LOCAL AND TRAVELLING AGENTS
PER e5S 9?f0 a osna D" 81 n at
No patent medicine book business Full particulars gven
free to all who enclose postage stamp three cent piece
Sept. 18th, l856-23ml Plaistow N. II.
WE ARE IN WANT OF MONEY-ALL PERSONS
call and settle. HEDRICK & RYAN.
Sept. Sth
NEW WINTER GOODS.
< GASES RECEIVED THIS DAY, CONTAINING
- French Merinoes, Mousin Del1anes, Fancy Silks and
Sept sth HEDR1CK & RYAN
PORK AND BACON.
cO BBLS. MESS PORK; % Hhds Prime Western Sides;
' Sept 8, Sc J.&J. L, HATH2AwAY co.
(LARET! CLARETH CLARET =! Cheap, cheap,
~ cheap. J. R. RESTON -
Sept. 9Th, 1867 No. 10 Market street.
FAIR NOTICE.
4 LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO Me BY NOTE OR
n book account earnestly requested call and pay
conts in the hands Of an Officer without resnnc of
Sept. II l856.-5-2d-2-2w. JOHN F. HERRING.
TO THE LADIES.
Invoice of Rich Embroidered Goods opened this day.
"A comprising Rich Muslin and Lace Silk Collars Sleeves
and Hardkechefs. Also handsome Mourning Collars and
sls ssDt If T u.s. HEDR10k & RYAN.
FROM ENGLAND.
D ECEIVED per late Steamers, 1000 lbs. English Ging
II Irvine. HEDRICK & RYAN.
Sept. ii, 1856.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING, at the September term
of the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions for New
Hanover County, obtained Letters of Administration
the of James Bryan deceased requests all persons
indebted to said estate to make early settlement and al
persons having claims against the to hand them in duly
certified within the time prescribed by law otherwise h
notice will be pleaded in bar Of their recovery.
MATILDA BRYAN, Administrative.
Sep 10, 1856. 4-32-3t
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BALTIMORE, Sept. 9-Flour is steady; sales at sc 81
Wheat ae BETTER sales of red STAG to 81 30, White
81 55 S. Corn is firm sales of hte at 81 to OF cents
yellow 81 to Clients.
NEW YORK, Sept, Cotton is firm sales of 2000 bales
at II cents for Orleans mddng and 5 cents for Upands
Flour firm sales t 5000 bbs at 6a$6 30 for straight
State 25a6 60 for good Ohio and at 25a6 80 for mix
ed to good standard Southern Wheat firm, sales OF 900
bushels 63a$ 65 for Southern white, and 90 for Wes
white Corn is firm sales of IL 600 bushels 67 cents
for Southern mixed Pork is improving sales of $50 bbs at
$I9 62t for Mess Beef firm sales of 400 bbls at 5O gil
for re-packed Chicago Lard is firm sales of bbls Bt
49, Whiskey is firm sales of 400 bbs at 81 cents for
Ohio Coffee firm sales of 500 bags at cents for Rio
Sugar has advanced, sales of 1900 hhds Lineed Oil is r
sales 81 600 gallons laI o. Turpentine firm,
bbls Rosin improving sales of 1000 bbs at 65a
ST. 20 for Wilmington Rice dull sales of 100 tres Il cents
Freights are heavy.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 27.-The Arabias advices from the
United States mad effect upon the market and prices
unchanged in every respect with moderate demand Sales
during the past three days 10000 bales including $500 bales
for export.
Breadstufs. generally sitter, bat quotaly
Straight Baltimore and Philadelphia -four 30s 33s good
Ohio 33s a34s Corn, white, 34s ABS yellow and mixed
33s I'd a34s. The weather is unsettled.
Another circular says the transactions in have been
small, but prices are firm a advance of Cd
ProviSions.-The market is unchanged with a limited
demand previous rates. Lard is firm with but small
transactions. Beef is unchanged with limited business at
previous rates Pork is unchanged-mOderate demand
Money Market-Ihe money market is unchanged. Con-
soils for money quoted at $50 $50
The Manchester markets is unchanged.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-09-12

Wilmington Bank Rates of Exchange.
Baltimore. Il pr Ct prem. Philadelphia pr ct. prem
New York,..l Virginia.
BostoE....-.1 Sc lCharleston.. i -"
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FROM ENGLAND.
. ECE1VED per late Steamers, 1000 lbs. English Gling
n Irvine. HEDRICK & RYAN.
Sept. II, 1856.
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Sir Charles Napier on r,,on...,,t

Sir Charles Napier has returned 10 England. and
mas sent notes on the strength of Cronsadt to con-
temporary. He writes:
Il so sail of the line and $4,000 men in steamers
were TO attempt an attack it might just possibly sue
ceed provided they did not sink ships between Men
schlkof and Cronstadt, and our ships did not take
ground in going in. 1t would be necessary for the
leading ships 10 anchor against the batteries Those
following should go in and break the boom If they
succeeded we would probably overpower the fleet,
and the steamers would land the troops on the sea
wall IT we failed in breaking the boom there would
be great confusion, and there is no knowing what
would happen. 1t would also be necessary to have
strong reserve to take the place of the ships against
the batteries II they failed in silencing Them which
is more than probable If all went right, Cronstadt
would be taken, and if all wrong the fleet would
be lost No one, think, except the Times, would
have tried Cronsadt They said it was not necessary
to see how one was to get out; it was only neces-
sary 10 get in. have shown that the North Passage
is double may say triple-holed, and four new
batteries built; that passage is sealed There are
no guns on the North Wall =; but outside them are
redoubts we'll armed. On The south side, between
Rlsbank and the main land, there two new bate
rles, which render it unassalabe, and the passage I'D
towards Peterhoff is holed also. On the ramDarts
there about 100 guns many of them pointing sea
ward. The carriages not in good order Fort
Menschikotf fitted with platforms like ships
decks, with 32-pounders, where the seamen are ex,
ercSed IN the winter. 1t is well-ventilated, having
no guns on the sides On the shore. inside
Peter the Great, there is heavy earthen redoubt
which points to the There are redoubts all over
the island and the western part of it new forti
hcaton is begun, right across, and between it and
the town chain OF redoubts. The line wall is Of
small stones, like Bomarsund which could be easily
knocked down. There is ditch, but no glacs.
| HOUSE OF COMMONS.-The undersigned takes this
method of informing the members the House of Com
MONS that he will be candidate before them for the Office
of Chief Clerk. R. DON WILSON,
Aug. 30 l856.-3O4- 3t-1-6t
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-09-12

ASCENT OF Mount BLANC.-An interesting account ap-
pears in the London Times ascent of Mount Ararat by
FIVE Enghmen The natives believed the feat to be mpos-
sble and that the summit guarded by Divine prohibit
ton It is 1923 feet above the level and terminates
precpitous snowcapped which has hitherto foed
all the attempts Of explorers MaOrlRobert stewart who
Erzroum that reaching the top they stuck to the
ht in the short sword They also drank
the health of the Queen On this he observes cher Maes
tvs probably the first that has been pronounced on
that solemn height since it quilted by the great
the human races record or tradition exists OF the
cent having ever been made before"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-09-12

Inc auUvo Company will perform at STALLI
POT. Sert. 18th; at MITHFIELD. Sept.
BLACK LEES STORE, Sept. 18th at CLINT,
18th; at WARSAW, Sept. 18th; at KEENAN,
Sept. Goth LONG CREEK. Sept. 22nd.
Sent @ 1856
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lust RECEIVED PER sCHR. D. G. HULSE,
j 25 bags prime Rio Coffee;
20 bbIs G. Yellow Sugar;
45 boxes Pale and No. Soap;
10 do. Pearl Starch;
10 half do. do. ,o
For sale cheap by GEO. II. KELLEY & BRO.
Sept. 18th
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.-The undersigned takes this
method of informing the members elect the House Com
mons, that he will be candidate before them for the Office
of Chief Clerk. R. DON WILSON.
Aup 30 lS56-3O4.3t-1-6t
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ALSO-Coastwise- 800 spirits turpentine bbls.
camphne; l3 bbls -four; 1912 bushels wheat; Is bbls
pipes 10 bbl soap sone As bags feathers 10 bundles
newspaper bbls potatoes box and Is bbs beeswax;
bbls pork; rolls leather ii boxes mdze 6empty bbls
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-09-12

LUMBER, 8 NJ, (River.)
Floor. BIDS. % 90 @l0 90
Wide do. 6 so q Z 90
Scantling.. 0 90 q 4 80
MoLAssEs, per gallon.
Cuba. 40 @ 45
NAILS, % %.
Cut .......... IL @ ii
Wrought. 10 "a 12A
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-09-12

NOTICE.
WE ARE IN WANT OF MONEY-ALL PERSON
w whose accounts and notes due quested
call and settle HEDRICK & RYAN.
Sent Sth
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Invoice of Rich Embroidered Goods opened this day.
"A comprising Rich Muslin and Lace Silk Collars Seleves
and HaEdkerchefs Also, handsome Mourning Collars and
Sleeves in Silk. HEDRICk & RYAN
Sert. 1856
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-09-12

4 LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO Me BY NOTE OR
N book account earnestly requested to call pay up
before the first of October shall at that time place all
couts in the hands of officer without respect of persons
Sept. II lS56.-5-2d-2-2W JOHN +. HERRING.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-30

The OYSTER TRADE IN BALrIMoRE.-During the
last session OF the City Council ordinance sdAp
ed prohibiting the bringing Of fresh oysters the ~
from the middle Of May TO the middle of September
Last summer IL found 10 act injuiously, . large
number of persons thrown out of employment and
the principal trade wi the West carried the
Eastern States The whole Of this trade which the CITY
has heretofore enjoyed riches to neAry Is 900 OO0
fifth of which was lost during the psst 10
sequence of the operation Of this law The alleged
cessity for the law SANITARY regulation but 10
failed entirely Of that object there were plenty a
oysters brought to and sld in the city the only difficulty
and ose being that sustained by those Who engaged
In the packing business There nfeen hundred per-
sons employed constantly In the prosecution of this
business, mott OF whom have famiies and II IA Ia viii
pressing weight upon them, while II cannot fail in
aho time TO drive the entirely from the city. The
West Looks to the city OF Baltimore Tor Its chief supply,
but they only be served In the winter
the Of transportation difficult and uncertain,
it not possible to retain OF the portaut
branches If our trade There employed ne Ave
hune schooners all of which, In the summer seasoe
almost entirely ice the that thsy
obliged take the canal routes to Pnadtphia aud
New York where such distractions thro in the
way of the prosecution Of their business. is
Tor the serious consideration OF the Cy Counol aad
certsiy law working iDjuriously upon important
department Of trade should at be repealed -
modified not to conflict with the export trade.Bas-
timore American, Jan. 70.