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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-02-20
DEATH OF NOTED EUROPEAN CHARAcTER A Parl
do+nd O1+b ..u.

DEATH OF NOTED EUROPEAN CHARACTER. A Par!
letter, dated January 9th, says:
The Princess de Lievan died last night This lady
who was married to The distinguished writer AM
statesman, NJ GuiZot, has long been the centre Of
Russian political influence in the French capital
She was the leading agent in most of the secret IN
rIgues by which the Cabinet of St. Petersburg sOugl
to counteract the ascendancy of English counseIs al
the Iulenes, previous to the declaration OF wa
against Russia, and since the peace she has used h
same active efforts TO sow the seeds of Jealousy an
dstrust between the allies Her salons were IN ta'
the focus from whence radiated the insidious lnlI
ences against which English diplomats have had
struggle Tor the last eight months, and which ba
so frequently threatened 10 bring about disrupt
of the friendly ties between France and England,
is through agents like the late Princess LeVen lD'
the Russian Government does most of its secretdP
matte work at foreign courts and hence the hlgp-
intellectual character and great personal charms
the woman selected for The service and the mmeS
expenditure by which their establishments are cu'
acterZed # will be recolected that when the '' {
war broke out The Princess Lieven the only nv
sian exempted from the decree banish!ng all resus
of that nation from France. She owed this IS,%
perhaps, as much 10 the desire of the French by,
ror to retain near him this indirect medium Of W. W.
muncation with the Russian court, as 10 her qua
as the wife of French citizen.
AMERICAN FISH IN CUBA-The Havana CORES.
dent CT the New York Times, in alluding 10 az "
nance lately promulgated admitting American
free of duty, says H.
We have had an arrival of fresh fish T0n
West in American bottom. The smack ffSD,
Pierce, Capt. Phillips, came in under America
ors, and sold her fish at eleven cents the PII E,
The same was afterwards retailed TO The PnJTf' I'D
The markets for fifteen cents, being about D'4 I'll
price usually paid for this article. ACCORDING ~,
regulation fresh fish is allowed to enter n IS
all duties, the vessel paying only the usual o onI
and p'rt charges This efectually puts an s. @
the shameful monopoly so long exercised oy
Marty, the proprietor of the Tacon Theau"
has made an immense fortune in the busn,
have frequently seen fish sold in this marker 81
as seventy. five cents ths pound %
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-02-20

10 AEsr GOOD SERvANrs.-Speek kindly to them Praise
weaknesses like yourself -"A ''-"s'' VIII
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-02-20

o. One thousand one hundred tickets had been
sold 10 the National Inauguration Ball, in Washing
| ton City up to last Friday night
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-02-20

BALTIMORE. Feb. A.-At Havre de Grace to-day, tbs
morning train the North passed over the track
| the lee, without the slightest dif3Sulty.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-02-20
Kansas and Minnesota.

We do not know precisely the provisions OF the
Bill now before Congress. authorizing the people of
Minnesota to form Constitution and State govern.
ment preparatory TO their admission to the Union as
a State but we cannot but think that any attempt at
her exclusion, simply because the probabilities or
even certainties are that she will be free State,
would be very bad policy on the part of the South,
and would form precedent against herself of the
most dangerous character. What we presume all
parties at the South contend for is, that the mere
fact of a. incipient Stale forming Constitution
adopting or affirming slavery should form no impedi-
ment to her admission. The South cannot stand
strongly and consistently upon this ground, if she
sets up test against incl lent States that do not af-
firm or adopt Constitution in accordance with her
wishes.
We hold that State applying for admission has a
right 10 decide this question for herself and Congress
has no right 10 70 behind her decision. If there he
any other safer doctrine We have yet to hear it,
and if there be no other safer doctrine, we are at
loss to know how censure can be bestowed upon
those who in pursuance of this doctrine voted for the
admission of Minnesota. II we raise the test against
new States because of not having slavery the North
will be justified in raising the same test against Kan
sas, or any other State which may apply Tor adms-
sion, haUing slavery.
AS we said in the outstart, we do not know pre-
connected with it, we merely address ourselves to
the question of refusal TO admit her because of her
position on this question of slavery.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-02-20

OG- We are indebted to the publisher, E. J. Hale
& Son, Fayetteville. for pamphlet copy of The
Life and Character of Flora Mcdonald" by James
Banks, Esq 1t is neatly printed. on good white
nanar and contains "a octavo naaes
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-02-20
MIR. Xul0Sky.

We have no sort of desire 10 dip into matters with
which we have little acquaintance and no connection.
Some actions and publications with reference to The
gentleman whose name heads this article, come with
in this category. Personally, we know nothing about
Mr. Zuiasky, and paid little or no attention to The
publication or publications with reference to him
1t would appear that some time ago, some citizens
residing at or in the neighborhood of Fair Bluff, in
this State, thought that something done by Mr.. Z.
indicated abolition sentiments, and, perhaps, de-
sire 10 amper with negro at the hotel there,
and acted accordingly. These, we believe, are the
facts. MIR. Z. contends that these citizens acted
under total msapprehension-that he is no more of
abolitionist than any other man in the State that
on the occasion referred to he simply made re-
mark to negro who was making fire in his room,
his remark having reference to the work the negro
was engaged in, wi h. perhaps, the common enquiry
as 10 who he belonged TO. This is the account given
to US by DR.. J. T. Schonwald, who says he knows
Zulasky WE'LL and feels confident that he a the last
man Intentionally 10 do anything giving just cause of
suspicion.
The gentlemen in charge of the hotel say that so
far as they had any business with him at Fair Bluff,
he acted as gentleman for all that they know
AS we have already said, we know nothing about
the matter. We give the thing as it comes to US,
because have been requested so to do as an act of
Justice We presume the citizens at Fair Bluff thought
they had just grounds for pursuing the course they
did. Mr.. T., and his friends say that they were la
boring under atotay mistaken impression-that he
does not entertain abolition sentiments and inca
pabe of tamperng with slave.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-02-20

The CAPE FEAR BILL.-We are without definite
information with respect to this BILL but feel pretty
certain that it did not come up on Monday. The
only thing have directly is in brief note from
friend there, dated Sunday, which expresses the
fear that the floor could not be go Tomorrow bion.
day. for bill. The tariff bill is the order. and
debate is 10 be closed at P. NJ"
We notice by the brief teegraphic reports that on
Monday " the House, under suspension of the
rules, referred to the Committee of the Whole about
so of the Senate river and harbor bills" Our bill
originated in the Senate. and may be included in
these so. What the effect of this reference may be
cannot precisely say, but it strikes that. at this
late period of the session, the effect would be unfa.
vorable. We expect despatch this forenoon of
course, if it arrives before 60 to press its con-
tents will be laid before readers We take it for
granted that decisive action either way has been
had, or We should have known it by telegraph.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-02-20
From Deep River.

We have neglected sooner TO notice the arrival
here, on Satpr lay night last of the steamer Enter
prise, from Haywood and Lockville. on Deep River,
with 800 bbs, -four, Is bales cotton, and 25 bbls
spirits turpentine. The enterprise is owned princi-
pally in Chatham and Harnett counties.
We are pleased to note this arrival as ID foretaste of
the trade 10 be expected from the full opening of the
river.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-08
ALBANIA Markets. ApriI

Asssr'. Editors: Below please find statement Of
Prices Current with us to-day
BAcOS.-Hog round l2@l2}; Clear sides l3}@14;
Rbsides lS@l3I; Hams l2@l29; Shoulders ll@
III.
LARD.-Barrel, Is; kegs, 15!; tin cans I6c.
TALLow.-l2Gl23 cents.
FLoUR.-Bbls and sacks, q 100 fbs.-GOod Super
fine SO IS; Extra Family 81 Oh.
GRMN.-Corn, sacked, 50 cents Oats, 60 cents.
FAETHERs.-50 cents.
STooK.-Cattle on foot, 7I@73; ShOats 6I@Cl.
REMARKS.-NO very heavy transactions in Bs-
and Lard the past week, caused by the high pri-
oes asked and the small amount on sale holders are
firm at quotations. Flour dull, and but little sell
ing.
Respectfully, SEAGO, ABBOTT & CO.,
Commission Merchants, Atlanta, Ga.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-08
OBITUARY.


BHED-At the residence of Joseph J. Robb, ESQ.,
IN this city, on Sunday, the 9th inst, CHARLES ".
WATKINS, in the twentieth year Of his age.
In ordinsry instances there little in the history
of enc 50 young that can interest the public, or e1-
the partial friendship which seeks to perpetuate
the unobtrusive virtues it admires The subject Of
this brief notice removed to Nashville only few
weeks since from Sumner county, where he left a
fond and widowed mother, whose only son he was,
and grand father VINO knew that CHARLES posses
sed alIthe virtues that belonged to his ancestry.
lie was employed in the establishment of Il. c.
Bf5NAmr * Co, where he secured place, over uu-
merous other applicants, account of the high tes-
timonials he brought Of an unblemished character,
and superior capacity Tor business. His employers
found in him the proofs of that integrity, energy
aud fidelity, which interested friends pledged for
him. They feel that they have lost one who was
nearer TO them than mere business agent, and that
their circle Of friendship has indeed been invaded
He was rapidly making himself both useful and
agreeable to his employers, and impressed all ac-
guaintances with the feeling that they were in con-
tact with pure and noble spirit.
He praetised the most severe and unoompromising
morality, and was never known to indulge in any
habits which, among young men, may be regarded
Of even questionable ProPriety. To this bssuti-
full outline Of morality he added the charm Of sin
esre and earnest piety There Is 3 consolation in
the midst Of The grief which his death begots-the
assurance that the grave will but rpsn the virtues
whose beginning and promise only were in his
short life here. So pure spirit should dwell emily
among the happy and blessed The stricken mOthss
ers heart that bleeds his bier will know best
the soothing power Of this oonsoling truth.
MOE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-08
BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW ORLEAxs, April THE whole know nothing
CRY ticket for District Judges elected
PROBABLY the Democratic supreme Judge has been
elected
NEW York, April Flour srua at 85a8 IS
Wheat bucysnt; Germ firm, mixed 80; Mess PORK
p 20a2s IS +; Lsrd Half Whisky IS.
CLEVELAND, APRIL The democrats were sue
eessfu in the municipal elestiOn in this city by 200
majority.
! ST LouIs, April The emsneipadonist ticket j.
probably successful in the city. Winner mal'il'y Il
I about 1000
! WASHINGTON, April The Delaware trust lands
VIII be sold on she 23d June next at OHsSle INSTEAD
I Of Lscompton, Kansas.
CISc1SsATI April The citizens ticket for may
Of and judge, elected over the eemOerats The OH
I CT Offices are undecided
DUxKlEK, n. Y, April The snow is Is inches
on Level here, and falling fast
WhsH1ssroS, April The Cnion contains "a
ticle confirming the teesraPho report in relation to
lie appointment Of commissioners ~ China
HAnrFozD, April THE republicans have ma
jority in the Senate and House
The Republican ticket is elected IN the first and
third Congressional districts.
Ezra Clark, Jr, and Sidney Dean, Republicans,
are both elected in the second district.
Samuel Arnold, democrats is elected in the 4tA
district,
ClscnsArr, April Flour dull Whisky 222
Provisions quiet
DETROIT, April The democratic candidates for
Judges of Supreme court received 200 majority in
this city
Sandusky, Ohio, has elected republican Mayor,
aad majority Of other city officers are Likewise re-
publican.
CHICAGO, April The Democratic Press has in
tslgence of the massacre Of the white settlers on
Spirit Lake, Iowa, BY a band of Sioux Indians.
Hardom started with 3 company Of troops from
Fort Ridgeley, on the 18th nit.
Fifteen settlers are reported missing.
The St. Paul Pioneer Of the 25th ult, confirms the
report Of the massacre The eth, near the Mime
sofa boundary.
Scattering returns from WiseonsiE indicate the
success of the Republicans.
Chief Justice c. E. Wilton is elected by dsci- |
ded majority.
Columns, Ohio, April Lorenzo English, Re |
publican, is elected Mayor Of this town.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-08
Augusta market, April 4.

Respectfully, SEAGO, ABBOTT & co,
Commission Merchants, Atlanta, Ca
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For sale

OG0 ACHES OF LAND, situated thres 81 four r-ilz.
W. Northeast Olthe ciy besae-L e Cssiin ana Prrs-
l1faFAe Roads One iract ~ about Is5 acres h1s ban
s4ooi. iea n pieces TaynE ron Do s0aeres end VII
sl1 OUT 10 Lots er NE she may suit Burchssr
-e arc OF ne richest Qcal y, vel labsrsd sn 4r
W olas sfais mas uneer Of aue S1rnf Il I'D ,fm-a N
l3fuHe Al souud ant Fuppy % the rurf water F- -
a-Lh f"aa p is felched ey god Turn3ike haf lsII-
~ ieusttg all road EnW iu o. huifar nnssir-
through the Tract The CunbsrIsnf Efr.r a., ~ 49,,
, - % go Dwelling and oas5oas-s lasng sppss
- ~ lr.ss, P-aeh orchard, AID lonr raaru n
les ana slustan ial farce sairis he urr "a ~
pa chase. -~- ---' ct
Also, One other Trso. o. about los acrss hrss Mia
Noft-eas IRON TIE city ard about half milo - M. lI
ain road ms Tract Is Hsary sHrroundea by rrBrIr.
roads ani . suhdvided into Lois enrairnr fr,n II u
acres ard ltersected By Convenient avrnus frn-r -
2 yeas wa interest 70 SESSION given mme1ial-rv f.-
eiief % both 81 ne above Trzc.s n land pryds b r
chaser ~ ray mir luivhlert for h- zr,s cr1 40
stock included. John d w-rN-rel.. ---
maT25-ttG
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-08

CoTToY.-The sales were limited this morning in
consequence OF the small stock Offering Prices firm.
Range Of prices for the few lots sold, I23@4 cents
BACoS.-The demand is very active, and stocks are
getting low, as the supplies coming forward not
equal 10 the daily sales. We quote hog round l2G
l23 cents and the principal sales at the latter price
with an upward tendency.
LARD.-Yery scarce, and sells readily at Is cents
for a choice article.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-08
PIttsburg Iron Market, April 3.

IRoN AND NAus.-Tbe quotations Of manufac-
tured Iron are as follows: Common bar from % 10
p, = ID. in quality and quantity. Mails: lOd,
God 50 10 So %; Sd and Sd. So Is to So so; I'd,
So IS to s.; 4d "a Is to s. so; 3d. $ % to S. so
six months credit, or T. cent. off for cash.
Pic METAL.-The only safe that has transpired is
a lot Of very superior Tennessee Metal-IOO tons
at SOL six months.
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just RECEIVED 80
JOHN YORK & CO.,
3S Union Street.
AURORALIGnTf

! AURORA LIGnTj
Poem, By EizabeSh Ba5st Brauu'ng.
/ DR. KAAI.is Al5CTtc EXPLORATIONS,
in Search Cf 81 John Frsnklipg, dunBg IaD yea
ls5s'54 s5j being personal nsrrstive, zOa sonlail
- a fg an Eeognt Of his upqFpsIt discoveries
Plays ard Poems, ~ Geo. Boxer, = vols is NO.
What Can Wrrasa u, a new vOlsne b 7. s. ArthaF.
- IEora, rev pss-l ~ ssvsu --.-
Rrue aua dedleslsd % Mrs kinRfeII5v b O. rsis
Dickens NaVels mPls1s 10 s. Volumss.
OiBsssaos Texas.
sne Aneriean AImahse. Coz Hss7.
Oishaussr's CON gsaajaries, b. KehdFok
1hs HriRsz Of the HsusB o. DatId.
Chambers fiistor, Of the Russl46 War ..
Msa and Times Of The Reyoau66 d. W2tso6.
Irviug's Lite Of y sshipgsou 3 vols.
star aud the Cloud ora lisugLssE's Love, b, Ras.
LORzfslloys's Poems complete IL . ois, 10 me-
Wsbsisf's Prvate Correspond ace, 2 vols, ~.
Psreys aeeotleeuons Of Life irne. 2 TOis Reno.
Emersons Representative Asn-
Enefsonis Elnk & ish TFaits.
Rugh Millisrs England and ~ People.
spuTgeon, the HodeFu Whitfield
HIIIs OF the shelsmae, By wethwsiL
Paul Fame, Novel, by Mp. Willis.
Frank FOrester's Sporting Scenes, ohIEaesess.
Leila star Of Mngrolia, by Reynolds. --
Passion and Principle, by Mrs. Grey. r
and Wisdom Of sydney Smith.
Memoir Of Syuney Smith, by Mrs. AasaH.
- ALSO, s- .-
Godey's Laay's Book for April
Graham's Magazine for april.
Leslie 3 New York Journal fof a pill
Lsslie's Iugtraled NswsfoT April.
Harpsr's JouFnsl or Civilization.
H4rPer's MagAzIne fom Jsnuary, ST. and fer sale BY
HsTpsr's Magazine for April; #-.
Putnsus Montaly fog April;
Household Words for pill;
The SehsolfelOW Tor April
Harpsr's Story Book for March;
Ha'Psr's New Paper Just received BY ..
JOHN YORK & CO.,
april Ne. % Uni0H
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The New Spring Hats!
AT
WatcrfeId & Walkers.


THE Ladies will md Watsrhed Walkers new AID
full assortment Of dne Riding HIS Also, Fancy Hat
for children suited 90 the
mrb7 WATRRFILD & WALKER
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Narhville. April :, 1857

PUBuC SCHooLs.-The Superintendent will give
ut tickets daily between the hours of and TO- A. N.
curing next week, at the Hume Building, Spruce
street. Psrents and Guardians wiz please observe
the above as pupils viii be admitted after next
week By order Of the Board Education
march 27-dlOt.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-08
West Nashville!
McEAIRY's, KIRKMAE's, AND HYSES' ADDITIONS
PUBLIC SALE OF
Fifty Building Lots.

ON TUESDAY, APRIL ItTs, inst on the premises, We
~ will sell % The highest bidder, about so beautiful
Blu Icing lots West Ma hviiis, follows
No. so, Of Broad and McNEITy streets, desirable
ioratiOH for produce and family roCery Nos
> S. and So f. each 100 Get Broad street, "a feet
wide Also log and O4 very handsome residence block.
OF McNsy and MCGaynck Also, upwards
~ desirable Lots GTuEdy, Ac(IaVock, AcEsiEy Demum
brane and Locust streets
u the above Lais do uot supply The demand will O5r
10 desirable On HyLes beautiful addition
Carroll, Gay and KRAR lee streets
great many beau nj, and say, magnificent
DIV eBgs erected In the last lsE years. West
Nashvil fayoFte point With and have found Is
mpOsbe keep pace with lis rapid impTOv Our
bst purchase Of Lois made In West SsshTs In 1853,
which acid in few weeks profit Of neIr2O per
We sold otthres times il less than years ad-
each zine OF near 20 Per cent NASHVILLE continues
improve fDT tee i've ycSTs MSS for the last Gge
confidently predict thai Lo Broad street, West Nash
vile, vsiaet a. $40 AID $50 per ioos will readily
mand from $50 10 slG0 per foot.
TEEHEi and years credit, for nos5 bearing interest,"
well secured, &c. sale begin with Lot No. 30, Of
Broad and McNsiFy.
" Omnibusses and collation. usual.
n. FRIsG, AuctioDseT. ! L. q K W. BROWN.
II should the weather bs inclemsnt sell Tues
day the I4h inst the sale will be postponed 70 Friday the
I7th instant lSpEl2-td.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-08
CHANCERY.

NOR and on account Of p MauFy Commissioner IN
II the case Of Perkins and Martha his wife WIN. 5.
Reid aud sally c. his wife AbTam p maury Srpima AHuEy,
and Ferdinand C. MauTy, heir Law Of Mary T Mauy,
ereRssd by yiFue OF decree Of the ChsnceTy CUu 81
Nashville In said cause will sell pUOlic sale the
ises on WEDNsSD ~ the g9th da; Of april about 80
lots in Nashville uf tie Water Works, par
euiar escrptou OF which will appear in bile, ~ be
Issued before day Of sale
TEFWs-A ed Of one, two and three years. for notes
sn fctor " secured bearing lien retained.
A V :. LINDSEY, 3s College street
K 2 CItscocF. AucuaResr. me r29-H.
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MY FIRST PUBLIC SALE.
E DGE FEE D..

H ID U H r 4 II 81 h.
ON THURSDAY, the 9th of April next, the premises
~ will sell The following Building Lots, all Of which are
well worth The attention Of buyers.
Remember property in and around NsshE lie Is ad VancnE
rapidly aud he who delays buying this viii h6ye
pay large advance hereafter The Lots shall Offer
On W8TsoN sTRgET-siI besutfnl Lots, opposite the
residence Mr. Buck, fronting each 50 feet and running
back 1872 feet IS bet alley These the Lois that are
on RUSSELL STREBT-tn Houston's Audubon, Lots 90,
30 a. a. 80 81 and IS lat the Of Oak These Lots
are and no feet AsO Lot No II Wood
street, in this Addition rounded with new plank
FATHERLAND sTREET-Lol 20, II, "a and 70 in
on FATHEGLAND sTREET-LOts Nos. 5, 8, I, 6, 9, and
On RUSSELL sTREET-Lots Nos. H. Is and 49, in zoIli-
IN WOODLAND sTREET-NO.. Is 90, 81, %, % and 20
Boods Addition immediately opposite the neat buildings
now being erected ~ AessTs Hicks DardeR and Morgan
These Los shall brag thing could say about
them would fall lar short u the truth.
OF The GALLATIN PIKE-LOts Sos ,, g, 9, II, Is and
- In Fosters Addition.
Lots Nos and in Blooi'S ADDITION.
That handsome Let adjoining the residence Of N.Y. Wssh
on 100 eet front and running back $40 feet to street
That handsome LIT adjoining the residence Of Mr. Leseu
10 feet ths Turnpike and running back 80 feet
Ioan alley. nm.
TERMS-TIrss los will be ,od on credit OF one two
three for Hoes bearing interest satisfactorily en-
dorsrd aud lien retained Sale positive omnibg1es As
usual a. V. s. LiNDSLbF'
Is Lots to- and iOI IN shsIbys Addition on Wood.
laid street. I'd lining the cd residence. maT29-id.
PGBLIL SALE. OF MOSt valuable CITY
PROPERTY.
ON MONDAY, the 70 n Of April next, the premises,
" will sell elk very valuable Lots Broad street, Oh the
corner OF Summer.
one Lot Northeast Of Broad street, fronting
30 Broad street and l98 feet on Summer street.
Also four Lots Broad street. the above,
fronting each feet on Broad and running back $50 feet
foot alley belonging exclusively 10 the above prop
Also the Sou west Of Broad street. front
iBr 40 feet on Broad aud 40 Summer With 30
foot alley ia and within IS feet Of the Southern Kali
road Depot. TEis Lot is FREE Soil.
An this properly most eigOly situated for oSness, DO
tween RairUHd Depot and the Wharf, s.d the only
Of good width in the city.
These Lots will bee prominent business stands Come
and see for ourselves.
Perms-I and ysRra credit for mates satisfactorily
cursd bearing interest AID lien retained Sale st II
DC oCk, A. NJ. A, '. ,, LiNDSLb1.
Z n CL.sCocE. Auct5o nPeF, lmaI9g- I'd.
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CIarksviiIe Tobacco Market.
McCLURB's TOBACCO wAREHOUSE,l
IrnnraNTrE-r- Tam Anil 2 ~

Sales by W. S. Mcclure of IS bhds Tobacco as
follows:
IS hhds. frosted, at s. 20, 40, 70, 9 So,
8 50, 90, : IS, %, so, : G5, 80, IS,
So, : 20, IS, IS, 50, s 50.
Twenty hhds. admitted, at SIS l5 Il 90, "A As,
Is co. Is %, 10 80, 10 20, 10 90, IA 40, l3 90,
IS 49, 10 Is, y so, IS 90, "A 90, y O5, Is 10,
IS 10, IS %, 10 50.