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RAIL ROAD MEETING.
MASS r. r.. MEETING
Ho! for The Gold Regions!
NEW STORE NEW S0OnS

Ho! for The Gold Regions!
NEW STOREl NEW GQONSii
d f. DALTON. & CO.. wholesale and retail
ID dealers in Clothing, Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps. Gents Furnishing Goods, &c :,
&C. Also, Ladies Boots and Shoes, very cheap.
Mr. DALTON having had ten years practical
experience in the Wholesale Clothing Business
in the City Of Boston. most respectfully assures
the people of Lawrence and Kansas Territory.
that he is prepared to job and retail Goods at ST.
Louis prices.
READ, PONDER AND REFLECT.
We have the largest stock of Clothing west Of
st. Louis.
We have the only complete assortment Of La
dies and Gentlemen's Boots and Shoes in the
Territory.
We have the first and only stock of Gents
Furnishing Goods in Kansas.
We have the largest, the best selected, and the
most desirable stock of Hats and Caps ever
brought into Kansas.
Come One Come ALI
| Collamore Buildings, Massachusetts st.,
LAWRENCE, KANSAS.
N.B.-It gives as much pleasure to announce
that we have secured. as salesman, Ar. +. W
CRAM, recently from Boston.
Lawrence. June Il, ls5s.
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|. or Several days in succession have
inteEvened without rain. during the past
week. The roads actually bscaas dusty.
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Ladies', HoOu Slkirts.

A LARGE assortment just received from Bos-
n ton, For sale cheap at B. T. DALTON Co. 8
New Store, Collamore Building, Massachusetts
Street.
Lawrence, June 10 1853.
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TyH Nils At This psint have been In s1ee2ss
l. al cDcration fer the last six months; the En-
giae and other machinery Is of the hrst class, to
Hhicii more il now being nov added. " hayea
Grist HiII, snd > bolt fof making SapSrhne Flour
lar Iacbines viii econ be in GperatisE- Bur
Enr.m 8 e one Of the live towns Of Kansas, efef-
in e-s &C inducements 70 capitalists TO i7Sesz,
a1d bus iness men TO settle. The prospects for
bas;nsz !. VITA the facilities aad appliances for
buiIdiue and Masking pleasant hons, WITH good
sociefy. are not surpassed By any interior town
- 'A'- = SCHUYLER CAENRF
Ruriinx. sne, Nag 9. 1871.
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To uoTTSE RUTLDERS

TNGLE BARKER has at his Hardware and
J. Stove Store the largest stock OF Locks.
Latches, Butts &C., ever offered in Kansas, ana az
to buy at his store, sign of the Big Tea Kettle.
INGLE BARKER.
Iavrence lime 5th 1883
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Q. II. EHEBB1NGION,
HOUSE. Sign and ORNAMENTAL PAIN
Ii TER, GLAzIER and GRAIsEk 20. = :; - -.
chusetis street opposite the Post Once. thoss
wishing rood SIGN. or thssr houses faihsed-
e1d Ps2ersd, at reasonable prices, sIl pisas
rive kim eafl, IS b experience ne teeis daf
dent that he eaa give entire saflsfachoh Mixed
Paints for sale. q 80
Lsgrence. MAJ !. lass.
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Caution! Caution!!

TIME Public are hereby cautioned against re-
l. ceiving the following Land Warrant: Mo-
s5OI, issued to Benson Leayitt. james Company
New Hampshire Militia, War of 1872. The same
having been stolen from the subscriber, applica-
ton will be made for duplicate Of the same to
II Iexineton. Z. r. Iieis-6Nl @. B. PELLET.
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JAS. LANE
JAMES CHRISTIAN.
CHRISTIAN LANE,

A TTORNEYS AT LAW. Office, Duncan's
They are commissioners for all the Western
States. They will attend to collections IN Kan
sas. Nebraska, Western Missouri and Iowa
MIR. Christian having had large experience IN
ments in Town property and Lands. He viii re-
ceive for loan or sale, land warrants at falr
percentage.
devote himself eeclusiueiy to the practice, and
trusts By strict attention to business to receive
a portion of the business Of the people OF han
sas. oo.L
January 18th, 1858. may zsth
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a. W. King,
Who Wants a Farm?

A TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law, Solicitor
n in Chancery, and general collecting agent,
Delaware CITY. K. T. Mar 70. % ON
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JOHNSON House,
SaW.HIiIis! SaW.MilIs! Sayy.MilIs
InEINS SON & ElZER SAN.

SaWslMilis! SaW.MillS! SaVysMills!
JOHNSON & EMERSON
DIASA FOUNDRY, corner of Eighth and
l. Belle Streets. Alton, Illinois, sole Manufac
turers of their celebrated Challenge cast iron
frame CIRCULAR SAW MILL, capable of saw
ing from 5000 to l50O0 feet surface measure, hard
lumber, in - hours. according to size Of Mill,
and power applied.
Steam Engines, Flue and Tubular Boilers,
Lard Tanks, Wrought and Sheet Iron Work,
Sash and Muley Saw Mills, FIGURING Mill Ma
chinery. Lard and Tobacco Screws. &c &c.
III Orders respectfully solicited. Address as
above,
n. B.-Small Portable Engines and Boilers for
Farming and Shop purposes.
*.t-Machinery for Kansas and Missouri de-
liyered on Leyee in St. Louis free of charge.
Jun. SIM
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mnNEkAAc ACADEMY.

THE second term of this. Institution val
i commence on the 10Th Of March, Ia, gndsr
ti1ODWiN. assisted By Miss AoLLIE a. de-
GRkTH. A regular course of Instruction has
been commenced, and will be pursued IN refer.
ence to q thorough classification IN the dlnerent
branches. 90, ~:
JoHS D. wATTLEs. Esq, viii continue his
weekly lectures on Philosophy and mental POI
ence. Miss SARAH q. WATTLEs Will assist ~
teaehiDc classes in German. and also by giving
lessons on the Guitar.
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Land Warrants

ITO LOAN, for Thirty One Dollars less than at
J. Lecompton. Also, Money to loan on real
estate security. By Ii. d.. SIMPSON,
Lawrence, June u. 1s55.-tf Notary Pubic.
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sAwsI SAWS, sAwsl

MILL, Muley. Circular and other Saws can De
l found. ali sizes at the Mammoth Hardware
and Stove Store, which we can recommend to
give entire satisfaction. n,1ppp
Lawrence, June 5th, 1853.
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ELauR AND MEAL.

TIME undersigned having associated for the
J. purpose of MILLING in Wesport. would re-
spectfully call the attention Of the community
and solicit share Of patronage, 1esing conn
Fiour is a fresh and superior article. Meal Kept
constantly on hand for sale OF exchange, give Es
: ali 80 LISTER Elsie.
. We:.ro,t No. 1858. apra'1y
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
ITO ST. GEORGE STOCKHOLDERS A tax
i of one dollar on each share in this town be-
came due on the first day of January, and another
ON the first of February, 1858, making two dollars
on eaehcertifcate of stock. A1lshares on when
said taxes are not Immediately paid will be re-
earded as forfeited, according TO the constitu-
tionaI provision. The tax must be paid in order
To enable thecompany to pre- empt the town site.
" 0A- E. II. SQU1RES, Sec'y.
St, George Nay IL. 1853. :,
Leayenworth Times please copy. NAY ~
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@C 00As
RATES OF TrITION

Primary Branches.
Middle Glass, ~
Higher English Branches. ~
French, Italian. Spanish and Ger
man Languages, extra, each. "
Nusic on Piano or Guitar, y ~
Drawing Painting in water colors, W
Ornamental needle work free Of charge;
Boarding can 1 oe naa IN h M REV STARK.
Woneka, Linn Co., X. T., See. Ee. sos1'
March 20, 1858. apfSu
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HAMPDEN

rs located in latitude, $50 Is; longitude, 1sS
L 40, and nearly in the center Of COtfey county.
Kansas.
The Great Pacific Railroad from Jefferson City
and recently chartered Railroad from Leayen-
worth meet at this place. Come and see the
town or correspond with the Secretary of the
Association. j. a. ID. CLARK, Sec'y.
March 18th, 1853. If
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m. M. Simpson,
Peorta CITY

NOTARY PUBLIC, Office No.7, Massachusetts,
IN street, Lawrence. Office hours9 A; NJ to
p. NJ. Dec. iza' u
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@. WILmARTH

O. WILmARTH
HAS received Peterson's Magazine for July.
IL June 19, 1858.
DALLOU'S MONTHLY, PICTORIAL FLAG,
ID Novelette, and other Literary papers, re-
ceived for June, at WlLMARTH'S.
June 10, 1858.
A LII OF THE MOST POPULAR MAGA-
n zines. News and Literary Papers, received
as soon as published, by WlLMARTH.
1879
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Ohio state and Union Law College.
THIS Institution has been removed to Cleye-
= land, Ohio. Degrees are legally conferred,
and students upon graduating may be admitted
to practise. For Circulars address, at Cleveland,
(Feb 10 SLY NJ. A. KING, Secretary.
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Innarsant to Country DeaIers.

V7OU can save at least ten per cent. by buying
Y your Hardware Tin Ware, Nails. Window
Glass. &c &c at ms store in preference 70 going
on the Missouri river for it, when you take INTO
consideration the time and expense Of getting
goods from the river. In word, will sell ali
light goods to the trade at less than river prices
INGLE BARKER.
Lawrence, june 5th, 1853.
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Wn AharnathK.

VIM. Alternately,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
w IN FURNITURE, south end Massachu-
sets Street. Lawrence. March 81. ON
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T AWRENCE LODGE NO. 6 ]. o. of 9. 7.
Ia meets regularly, every Monday. az l-z
o'clock, in BabcOck & Lykins' hsll. Members
meet With us whenever they can make il eonyen-
lent. I. n bhoohS, W ~.
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Laurence, May ls, 1883.
The Grand Lodge is now fully organized. and
has entire jurisdiction over the order Of Good
Templars in all parts of Kansas. Those wishing
Lodges organized. or any information respecting
the order win please address the &. w G. I, OK
CIV S. and they will receive prompt attention.
A n. BLACKLIDGE, g. w CT.
j. W. JENKINS. q. w y.
Papers in the Territory friendly TO the cause OF
Temperance, will confer favor by giving the
above notice. mzz
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Special Noiiices.
PukIfc Meetings.

TTOS. F. r. STANTON will address the Peo-
IL pie on the subject of the LEcoAFTnN CON
sTIfUrIoS. at the following times and PAGES:
Toneka- Shawnee County. Monday, July 5th;
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Totv,e Faruers of Kansas.

IF you want PL0W. or any other Agricgltq-
ware and Stove Store, where you will find any
thing that you may need on your farm at gfeaty
reduced prices. MULE bAhhEh'
Lawrence, June 9Th, 1855.
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KANSAS LODGE. No. 10 !. o. of G. T;
Q o'clock. in Babcock Lykins' Hall. Mem
bers of the order from different Lodges are inyi-
ted 10 attend. J. T. GRISWOLD, w. Z. T.
II RayHoSp. w s. APPS
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LARGE Store Heuss and Masonic HsIi.sS
- Big Sp-ises. also I've shares in Big Spgl1Fss
for ale ior for cssh. Big Spring. l. 4sesn
~ e Sestinel Ia Be one OF the best towns -
e s-- :. SAFf0BD WOOD.
mTe LsaysFs esd He1s zst1ts 1fsNss
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TIN ROOFING.

WE are now prepared to do tin roofing at short
w notice. Guttering, spouting and all kinds OF
jobbing, promptly executed at the sign Of the
Big Tea Kettle. INGlIE bAhhEh'
lawrence June 5th, 1858.
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RUIZ saw for sale.

A CIRCULAR SAW and Arbor, suitable for
u saving Iath, for sale. Call 6 the 1900 @
Freedom office. u. W. ohouS -.
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r.. L.. FRAZER,

.N5Ts h. l.. FRAZER, q
&K CITY JEWELER, "a
DEALER IN
WATCHES. JEWELRY. SILVER WARE.
wv Fancy Goods, Musical Instruments, Re-
yolyers, and Yankee Notions.
Having Just returned from the East with a
new and large stock of goods, and opened the
largest and best store of the kind in Kansas, he
is thoroughly prepared to supply the wants of the
people with everything connected With his bust
ness. Clocks, Watches and JeWelry thoroughly
and promptly repaired. Free State Hotel or
Eidridge House. Lawrence, Kansas.
June 5th, 1858.
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Drs. NeWman & TeIles,
AIo q, MASSACHUSETTS, STREET, Law
N renee. X. I. 20.
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PloyyS! PleWsi Pl0gs!
FEW LEFT, which viii be sold yery low
n for cash. lN0LE bAhhbh'
Lawrence, June 5th, 1s58.
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2. Wendt.

Auerican Hotel,
T EfDMPTOE, Kansas Terriiory. s. o. HEM
Ii ENWAY, Gate Of Buffalo, y. I y Proprietor.
This house Is being thoroughly repaired and re-
fttsd, and will be found equal to sny ether IN the
TERRITORY.
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AMBROTYPES.

Lawrence, May p, ls5s.-lyr
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-03-05

TNHE CELEBRATED HOLLAND REMEDY FOR DYS-
/ PERSIA, DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS, LIVER COM
PLANT, WEAKNESS OF ANY KIND, FEVER AND
AGUE.
AND THE VARIOUS AFFECTIONS consequent upon q
disordered STOMACH OR LIVER such Indigestion,
Acidy of the Stomach Colcky Palms. Heartburn Loss of
Appetite, Dependency, Costiveness Blind and Bleeding
Piles In all Nervous Rheumatic and Neuralgia Affections.
has in instances proved highly beneficial and liz
others, effected decided cure
This purely vegetable compound, prepared strictly
scientific principles after the of the celebrated Ho
of the European States its Introduction the United
States intended more especially for those of father
land scattered here and there the face of this mighty
country Meeting with great among them now
offer to the American pubief knowing that its truly
derful medicinal virtues must be acknowledged
1t is particularly recommended to those persons whose
constitutions may have been impaired by the continuous
of ardent spirits, ether forms of dissipation Generally
instantaneous in effect finds its way directly to the seat of
fe thrilling and quickening every nerve, raising up the
dropping spirit and in fact nfusng health and vgor
in the system.
NOTCE.-WhOeVer expects to find this beverage will
be disappointed but the sick weak and low spirited it
will prove grateful aromatic cordial possessed OF singular
remedica. properties.
The great popularity of this delightful Aroma has induced
many limitations which the public should guard against
purchasing Be not persuaded to buy anything else until
you have given Brhaves Holland Bitters fair trial. One
bottle will convince you how infinitely superior it is to all
these limitations.
AsSod at 81 90 per bottle or six bottles for IS co. by
the sole proprietors, BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. l. CO.,
Manufacturing Pharmaceutsts and Chemists Pittsburgh, Pa
Sold in Wilmington by WIN. II. LIPPIT, WALKER
MEARES Il CO., DIR. A. O. BRADLEY, and Druggis
generally throughout the United States -
May 9th, 1857. Il 2oEly-s6-ly
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-03-05

dull Lard heavy at decline of Is. Tallow generally u.
quiet and prices are easier though nm
changed Coffee Is quiet Rice is quiet and 0uofatons
are barely maintained middling Carolina 1885, Cd Tea
Sales unmportant Rosin steady-common 49, Id a a. 3d
Spirits y, IurpenI ,ise. dn1l at S5s Sd. q 36s.
London MdfEets-Barings Circular quotes Sugar quiet
at 3D. Is declnehe market closed with better demand
Coffee quiet. Lard dull-Western 54s Tea IL lower
Money Mdrket.-The money market is slioht1v easier
The bank rates reduced to per cent Consos AZ 96z
Bullion in the Bank of England has increased f38 600
HAVANA, Feb. 25.-SUGAK-(Cl ayed. 1-Immed;ateIv af
ter review of the 10th ns rates advanced scbtv in
consequence of the recent favorable intelligence from the
United States The demand however was chiefly for the
better sortsNos. Is to Is D. s. Since then rumor has
prevailed that there had been decline in Europe and
purchasers made almost fruitess attempt to effect de-
cline in this market At present the demand is moderately
wants. The following the quotations, founded upon
yesterdays transactions ID s. Nos. toO 81 81 reals
Nos ii TO L. II to q reals Nos Is to H. Il to ST. reals
Nos l5 to H. 81 81 reals Nos Is to 20 103 reals
White Inferior to Mddng l03 ii reals Good to Fine,
LIZ IL reals Superior and Forete, l24 IA reals The
above is for dry, granery parcels.
The exports to the United States during the last fort
night have been only to New York 22O boxes and to Phil
adepha GA boxes and lat hhds The stock here ema-
ted at about boxes crop and 10000 old CROP
Muscovad0es In fair request and held firm at 81 to "a reals
y arrobe. The supply is short
MoLASsES has advanced te and now held at 81 reals
8 key. This article comes in but slowly
RICE-Market still overstosked with S. c. Last sales re-
ported at ii reals % arrobe
CORN is Ia good request Last sales at 81 reals arrobe
LUMBER-P P, last sale at $25 % M. feet w. P. sells
slowly at the rate. Box Shooks-Sales at u reals
Empty Hogsheads-Last sale at 81 IS each.
Charleston Courier.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-03-05
DIED.

On Wednesday evening, of Scarlet Fever, ADRIANA
oldest daughter of Adrian H. and Evelina vanRoLkecn
aged years and months.
In this town. Saturday the 9th ut, JERUSHA SOPHIA
daughter OF VIM A. Rvenbark aged 20 years. She was
member of the Baptist Church for years previous to her
death, and died in the full triumph of faith
In Raleigh the morning of the 9th February after an
illness of only few days. and in the 3Oh year of her age
Mrs JULIA BUSBEE, wife of Quentin Busbee, Esq.
On Tuesday morning last, ELIZABETH D. SUTTON
youngest daughter of VIM and Harriet Sutton aged wears
and months
In Sampson county, Feb 17th,. Mr.. HIRAM BLACK
BURN aged II years In the death of Mr. Blackburn the
community has lost respectable CITIZEN his neighborhood
kind and Oblging neigbor his wife devoted husband
his children kind and ndulgent father and the Baptist
Church worthy member. Con-
Ma Biblical Recorder please COPY.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-03-05
Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF WILMINGTON. NORTH CAROLINA

ARRIVED.
Feb 25-Schr Charles s. Peaslee Foster from Savannah
to Harriss Howell On the 22d inst, within 10 miles of
Cape Fear Bar experienced heavy gale of wind from N
On the 3d. making so much ice on the vessel was compel
led to anchor under the beach, and rode the gale out in
safety.
Steamers Fanny Luerloh, Elder Fayetteville, to E.
j. Lutterloh.
Feb O. Schr. Marine Merrhew, from New York. to
Harriss & Howell; with mdze.
schr. W. H, Howard Brown from sloop Point to Rankin
d Martin with naval stores and pea nuts
Schr volant, RUSSELL from Jacksonville H. Fanner
steamer Flora Mcdonald, Hurt from Fayetteville, to T.
27seamer James R. Grist Banks from Fayetteville, to
Feb 27schr Helene, Farrell, New York, to A. D.
Cazaux; with mdze.
Barque American, witham, from New York, to NJ Har
scbr Jane Fisher, Fisher, from Hyde county to A. B.
Brig Lydia Slower Gates from Portland, Me-, to Keith
Flanner with hay and lime.
March Steamer Fanny Lutteroh Elder, from Fayette
March 2-schr. Ellen Randall Justice from Little River,
to D. t stass S with naval pI;s stores res s
March steamer Flora Mcdonald, Hurt, from Fayette-
vile, to T Il Worth.
CLEARED.
Feb 26-Brg Albert Adams Mayo, for Boston, by Adams,
Bro & Co.; with naval stores.
Steamer Sun, Rush, for Fayetteville, by McRimmon.
Steamer Fanny Lutterloh Elder for Fayetteville, by
Brig Northman, Land Curacao, by Kidder Martin;
Brig Ocean Wave, Norton for Cuba, byJ. C. Smith &
2Brig belmont Locke, Park, for Cardenas, by Kidder
Martin with lumber.
Schr. G. R. Dixon SWAIN for Martinique by Harriss I&
Howell with lumber, shingles, &c.
Feb. 29-schr Aid, English, for New York; by Harriss
& Howell; with naval stores, &c.
March lSchr. Margaret Y. Davis Robinson for Boston,
by G. W. Davis; with naval stores, &c.
Schr Ossuna, TORY, for Cuba, by Russell Bro, with
pine wood.
2Schr James Buchanan, Certn, for Charleston, by Will
lard Curtis with naval stores.
Steamer Fanny Lutterloh, Elder for Fayetteville, by
Lutterloh.
March Brig Black Swan, Podger for Martinique, and
market, by Harriss Howell; with lumber, &c
Brig Brown, Townsend, for Havana, by j l.
Hathaway Co; with lumber
Schr George Luf Conklin, for New York. by Harriss
Howell with naval stores.
scr Charles Peasee Foster for Philadelphia by Har-
riss & Howell with naval stores, &c.
Schr Southern Belle Tyler for New York, by H Elan
ner with naval stores &c.
4 Steamer Flora Mcdonald, Hurt, for Fayetteville, by
7 c & G Worth.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-03-05

RosIN-The market Common has been entirely negec
ted during the past week. and have not single transac
ton to report. Sellers generally holding at 81 10 fol-
large bbs buyers show disposition to operate We
quote nominaly at 81 05 81 10. In No. note sales
of only three small lots (about $50 bbls at 81 3
81 40 % Dbl. In No scarcely anything has been done
only two small lots having changed hands at about
quotations. See table.
TAR-Contnues be brought market very sparingly
and is in fair demand for shipping purposes Only about
500 bbs received for the week. and taken at 81 so y bb
BEEF CATTLE-Connue to be brought to market sparng
y and there is scarcely any remaining in butchers hands
We brisk demand and few droves would find ready
sale at high prices. One small lot of ordinary quality
ceyed and sold at cents % b. We quote at to 81 cents
in quality.
BARRELs-For Spirits Turpenne barrels the market rules
quiet There full supply in first hands, and the demand
is light being principally for small lots. We quote secont
hand 81 60 81 10 for inferior to good quality and
81 so 81 IS each for selected.
CoFFEE-We have nothing to report in The market
for either description There is merely retail demand
stng the stock fair We refer to table
for prices.
Corn MEAL-TEe receipts for q week two past have
been meagre and there scarcely any country ground OIL
market while note demand for retailing purposes
We quote at IS cents % bushel from the granares
CoTToNThe market rules about the same as reported
our last The adyices by the last steamer from Europe
port shade advance but they have had no effect here
CARDS prices the market closes rather in favor OF buy
ers Receipts fair, and note moderate stock on mar
ket The sales for the week follows Friday, 81
bales liz for low to strict mddng Monday l7(
do Ot for ordinary and LIZ cents for strict mid
ding and Wednesday 80 do at III strict and good
middling.
| EGGs-Haye gone up a shade, and We quote at ID
cents q dozen as in quantity.
FEATHERs- Supply moderate and demand limited ;-dui
] at quotations in table.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-03-05

SEEING WATCH FOR DEBr-The Cincinnati Ga
zette of the 18TH abiding to the impression which has
generally prevailed that gentlemans watch was kind
of sacred property which could not be reached by
cuton for debt, while upon his person. says that in
case in the Probate Court yesterday different view
was taken of the matter. An individual was brought
up by process of the Court and sworn as TO his real and
watch, replied in the affirmative The Judge then Or
dered him to deliver it to the Sheriff upon an execution
The defendant rather demurred but the court ntimated
that he could either do that or be sent to jail for refusing
to obey order Of the court The respondent finally
concluded that it would be agreeable to hand ovel
the repeater than to accept the alternative and accord
ingy passed the time day to Deputy Sheriff Glass