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New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16
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Repobbcnn Central Comm nee. a Special meeting
Of 'h,. Co mite wa o. bea FRIDAY EvnNlS1' De-
H. st5i .eo,k s;No Bfso~ay P1p.i'sl a','n1ete j.
.aru. ~ prJIo, Val DE- p-.nt-d - "an
". m S.ea,S De ut. ser t1e plaD Of me present
80, 1.,.oO ~ pIP's Of -@lH0s the 'sP'e'en'"n IN
1e "'i''"' w JOHN A. KESNEDY Chairman Cen. Gem.
IIass I N = 60f1 T.sss ',ere'''ie'
The X. guar Needing OF the Niotn ward Kcpubl'.
cen ID be ne , a. 70. 49,, h1Ss
"'' 10 1000 a. $ B. BUTCHER, President.
Hc~pnsEy AYERS, Secretary
S.vc,ts.u.h "ard.-Tr- REoUBLIcA: A,socii-
IL o vi nod regular mogtny mating 90
No. zSt.w,ry Circua Ham As ihi- -. be BE- -sua
I'll us ysaf ucn br's Of IN" s,~ia'n rptnca'r
iu,o 70 b. IeeIt bu'ues'o Of Pos, ce " e brought
b.f,e she peeing ~ order I'd jMAS III IILk;
~ "a smNLL,Y. sr'retaiy ffesident'
srScpt-euib Ward a.publicnne -Arouss' Rally IN
sop 70 h. p,esn, a, the regular ue held
No "a, s1~ey ia ttbusasyD h'ENI 20 o. ;, oc oc'
~ tskr action 10 birp 10 proposed neasr Oi tue - uaI
Gsr n.iree Come one and all
The Apniver,ary Address Def r. he geIicsn ln'tl
b. d,hse ed b, t"e non. JAMfsT bRtD', q, the
Coogrr Il,,it e MS Iburde5I KvbNISG, DC. i6 at 4
oocs Tho mea beis and comp meItey uc>ets VII ain 70
the address
Anni'ersary Of Cber'y-n. NJ. Il. =. schoo'-sy
t Ss - ss, EVEN,S0st7 s Admi.. on 4
fC sLrd M Tuesday evening VII be Tor Tine
Occasion "M bh'oONI' TrnetaIY.
n,.,os,phrr, OCs,a and Meaning of Leuer,v
lfJIf X a WOK J-rrf JULES Dt LAlt Al
pi o.us.r Has tNE ENtNO, a. a O'clock a nis
de &C. no. 50 W,st sd rba subject will be- illustrated
By disrIalls AdU'iss'on % cents
American GeoRrap pbicnI md stBtisticnt society.
sp.cu M eiba Socirty wal b. bel1 IH> (ihJrs
dsy) Eef MING DEC 10 st7i o'ol 10 t7- H. toiaal
s.. tvs ourdbg 2d sy wD.D j. J. HAfE' " u tst"
81 ,eoI Grim 81 ATc' EXPe'fioul VII 'el,er
.dd Ob fosT Dcoso les tt DR. ka,- aud hi- an
fi fuitI,r TesearoD." JAMES W. BtLkN Rec SC
New-York NIedi, al College, Eas: tl-st DE- JAMES
JVrispnd.p,e. 10 this Irstu'ion THIS Eve "iNG a. 4
O'Clock The pubic sre invited
Th- Phiioro ropb,esi society or the urchaoics -
s.Los, be COoreT Insii ute RO NJ -. Subject,
Motion and 5 ppo " The pab1c sle mNhed
by moer, JAMES - hAfES tfeslGeh''
JoBS W. REID, ; cTetsry.
Bs,., Me. ting at Iloboken-A soy.' Meeting il h-ld
Ebkkt IHUbSDAI L. .tNlNO, at y toch IN the flf.t
". ,.Nt.rb taufrb Va tDstOI-st, or1er 5dst Col
show PHATi and Mr. HASbeD Jk 40 irssst tnr " -
ns It-NIObT. hr X fAaDtE, J II HOPWO)O
sno Mr ekl MOI X, MKT TdCbsDAY EVENIND Dec.
JONATHAN 8EvILL, esdsLt
A.. W Rost, superinteI deu:.
Lsbn Mac Mu,isB. a. N., has al hi- Room. No sc
Hroa. te trsuc- IT, J. CLASSICAL, fKtSCh,
EkSLIsH .n0 BINARY SCHOOL, from Sa IN . p m
foI k.sd * eDu Co.y,rsl ion MUHDAf, WEDNESDAY and
t6tDAY y. M. M cent? Isr lesspL ION <
a., "a cla,r IA; uiH boor) II MUNnAf fUESDaf
WEDHESB,f, Tut KSDAN aud tR Gay. Terms. . cents
Il. .,ol Ltc'ur.s Dseor bosfapny every
{UksDAY aud THURSDAY. from 70 ~ Hck't' II
kA,DAl EVENiSG from Y 20 q! Scholars aud caildren 10
ulfa - g.II
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16

NsILLtR & GRANT, No. 7O3 Broadway, will
w o1-r OF. MONDAY. the 18th inst:
rpoh.tsu Pout - e s.! trulr1-d tJr 90 aud Upward
Atulie.,,ou P,in, go1a for 90 I'd gpSsrd
Pgttz FA,rrl- Sta, a. tim I@d, COZ Si1 and up~Hd
Pom, .'sul- Collar. for - 5 snd nrx.rc.
Pint Piiz- San T. rcni- r. tof l5 and 1p~zrd
ALSO,
Ch.utny Wis Poa.s. younces N.r:lAs s1a Cape' THS
rnihsoid- r-s, ts- "a ~, sty
ih- q. received AID VIII D i"uno % pr
rsr. blow usual pres
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16

NOODYEARs PATtNT-TRADE NOTICE.
U-An M.pos.r.rr.r, D.s,srs In suspenSes ontsS'
sho. sns other WrS, Tav.', Sr>ds Bsts Coros v1vss
.i.. Ic-u. and OF fssn, Of OoooJsr ioe
yns zs1 bb.r applied ~ thes~ 'sbrics AMI many on"
4. ,, an, A., such soOts cold and sohoS-
n, Viz Of exclusive gp,s, ssJeaiossd io 10 nine
.Sd ma. hold ali PARTIES. afftbgiDs r-sponsios
I,e-ps. To nst en- ~ hceoon ~ w
Qfh,, aud W.r.hons. Ne - C5uItsNdt,t. " Y.
ta,I. every artic.s 20 ths hne .yecat-a prompy M
ref suppy psst.ss % ~no spes s~y. S,sn
isre by u~ bon$tE n ISL
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16
- Z N . v A L.
j.. r. JAFFRAY & SONS
vn rsn,-s ;s iAs- ssr-sorse
so $50 sRoADwAY
on TUESDAY, De-. Ass
uOLI DAY TR A d I.

lTfSDET HUhNINO, UStSxuBS
hnu,., a. "a. so,sva, soo5s many Of sh ~ - sesse
c.y.y .rss: reessro, or fs.o-i 2'i'<'i
JOBS os JAcoSgT And BOOK COLLARS
JOBS OF J.c0Nsr AND BOOK SETS
PARIS sasgoiDsREo COLLARS AND sEfs
s,LTEss Ls>E COLLARS AND ssFA
FoNrroS Laos COLLARS AID SITS
PoiNr DE BEUXELLcs COLLARS AND SETS
REAL SLACK LACE VElLS
PU>HER SLACK LACE Wells
LACE ColFFUREs. csOwNs AND cArsA
REAL yALENClESSES LAcES
REAL sLACk raRfAo tAckS
J,CoNEr AND SWISS rRinAlNcs
LINEN CAMBRIc uANoHEaSHIIfS
HOSIERY NO GLOVES
slLH HAspKERCgiEFs.
WHITE SOODs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16

GOLDEN GIFTS
u AND INNOCENT AXusKNENTS
LN tcsttsr-d 9Th p-ofusiSn
At .Ee Only O-slLA
Evans Co.s
BOOKSTORE,
Po frr Br1sIw.v.
PE.PApC FOR THE H)E.pAys.
Rare eIs,.,. ld ,sf ii seiyer-t gi.h every Boof
IL time Of 81 le, vosfh ,ronn ~ GEMS % 5 90
nov ready arc for lDselfosLtly oo-Lf and Illustrated
WORKS:
FAMILY Bt8Lss, PRAYERS. saa hYHN BOOKS,
ANIMAL; sf1 sLBUMS IN eYsry s.ye 4 billins,
POETRY REAL iUUs Souvenir, JUVENILES,
British - AsERICAN ACTHOPS. Library E1-ions,
sTA.DAtD MODERN FICTION, &c,
.'lEpr5ips IL IT, 1H'ei -
4uc,aJO VOLUMES,
Cr psns .vey ae,1,est Of Liter AID lite.ay Ar
AZ Book 'iraisbsd los .bs HlsI-s. prices 1ad n
IAny iltJan-ts " -.--..-..
GREAT DISCOUNT.
The o b-agui : ih- pr..1. Of IN elegant and
r.sratnf Bo and tbe fa5cDssins q: IL so1s cn,
,.re ane ssfJ ornsrn:, Acompen7ins hs boos .1Eoas
-. ,.n.u purl.seao Of EVANS / Co,
No 81 BroseSsg Nsv-Ycrk
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16
musiral Boxes.

THE undersigned oder for SALE very largo
Il AID ~-I--l-.s~d .-sortn~n; Of MUSICAL BokEs, sE
pr-sy ,Ls b,st snaheu OF Ssftzsy-
na ln-, have aeid BOA Es from .dsles. 70
.rf.r dIe, SD playing hogi Two a. 'g,n,y'oar ions
For,-. Piano, AsBdO sad Expressive hIairsl BSXea
Also, fn- box-s nth
BILLS DkUH5 sod CAsrA0NGrTCL
PAtLLARo 4 MARTIN
Importers u Wat'hsS and horcl Boses
nns<al gairec No. 81 4Sd. " Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16

VNPORTANr.-DAVI CLARKE, No. OH
BTosd~sy copsrof Biseescrst esgns slsnt , ,l 80
OF Ia. "a Of EcCDRMl1
~ tt.,y The hocs Of their stocs, cln.uns a
,i,h tNbR JlDERlts, LACts. tRiN3's, EAihhiNu~s
MELONS ~ auous which may ~ ani many eoDds snss
b. tor holiday pr.ssns &. now offered 81 unrns' f"a~
ton in Ir3e. ,.......,,
orr., of I'LL ,ION ni LACE GOODS OF oar osn mrlan,-
mn. A spl,ud.d sss'ita,lt q DRESS CARS hsAn-
DEs COiFFURt- BARSsS, CAFES, shkthAS,
SLEEVES kc eNh Sissd ihe show oon, And a. oi
d,t. plouriy aud Ia, t-fOl y erc'utei. ~ s,,,,,ox
NJ GFOKis SIMPSON, isfeof N'DRMlC sihrSoN,
having idsntaed m. Dtefrtts wiz d. CLAIM = sVsH '"
.ctuy hisni aud cisi lllers tsi he sn " rs
sfe1 To ,at Lagcrmsuts BY ssius hnn sA 81
cal al th Ah,ye sdcnss
CKIRTS.- ll-,pring Skeleton Shirts. adJastno'o
- br.il. .un wen n,sd-, Si 'pnnsr pl 5 10 ssms1
sk Chi dIsu'. Springs, - ceDss O-a"rs 'nrs~a WV
,,nua, or p.Ii II springs and 3ssrnss iof <so
p-r G.1 4, l. u ,RDlNJ. sknt Fsc.1y M sSi spms"'
l,s Hudson. NJ copnecton Will TIE oeNt store
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16
O,ieu,ni Cymnu siam. N. as Bsyards;, nortn side,

Exp,rss Pare. l. foi Erropc for ,he steamer WASH
INUtO To-. must be o.lNrf-O et ths IN :" ~ the
AMkkiCAN-E III RoPEaN tNfRt>S Coa'ASf,
u sg1ad~ay. N~~ f"ik
On EtIDAY III, ITO met ire q y. m. Small psck
tcv,d until Sstnfday q Drafts on GREAT bIli@-i
Irealo, Germany ana tisDce l. sums g SUIT. ~ . .
h :. LANSING 4 q.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16

NEW BOOKS.
~ LITTLE, BROWN Co,
No li2 w Wshine, on-s., Boston,
VII - bl.h. Dec y. - - -. ., =,
A AUlsyORi OF NEW. ErGLAND DURING The STUART
DYNASTY.
By JoHs 9oRHlN PsLrsEY, LII. ID.
Vol $50.
Il NjIrsE AND SCOITIsH BAL-AO9
saieocd snd Edited D
p1OF. +. J. CHILD.
VS. , 8 ?, 3. lonp.
VyIFOsh xIIu TIE EaiTish POETS.
THE PoNIcAL WORKS OF JAMES MONTGOMERY,
VITA A NtNoiR.
L. sOls 10
UsFoRn The BRIisE PoE-s.
NUUNN WIFE
l. ORDER COPY
HOME WI PcRs.
:. MI BE- u .ew days
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16

~ SPIRITUAL AGs, frs;-c'... J1urss, d'y5s"i 10
Katiol 81 s. iU.,.r and rrsc cal RriJrn, u % mn =
us, J.o lSt9 IVY oas 4 tne tws 1i' .. -
srriaas-s the United se. .bocls ..ss " T.. -, =
va a. sdvznse. Aidre., LEWIS 3. MONROE NJ Is
Bio uhsids Boston; :. Z MuNSON NJ Gfes- Joa'i'
A., New YORK.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16

~ w-skb 10 c,ni.N, ,n,.iu, sei-c.on Of h-ipi.-
DUu G.JvAlai" = Nol, Samuel l'y-''s ne ssss
Pm ~, NJ. .- a. al .ud sdies FokAr by W-..--.
~, NJ. sss t:hs a" srg sso:s ! reSsy Ore No.
ls Fran olioIss., .iew-teIk.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16
Five Points Boa.e Of tndus,r,

rtc Anti- -ay.ry tuir vii opeo on MONDAY, Dec 10.
at M Lsnc hH 7o5 Srosdway, between stu aDd shts
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-03-19

ROsIN-We have no material change to note in our re-
marks of last week The small number of vessels arriving
renders difficult of shipment, which, together with shade
in of freight has kept buyers out of MARKET
consequence which transactions have taken place
Common The market rules decidedly dull, and in the
absence of sales the stock accommodating in first hands,
We quote nomnay at 81 90 to 81 05, according to size
of bbls. For No. there enquiry for good article
but nearly quite all received has been but very little
ter than Common and generally sells at shade higher
figures We quote small sales at 81 81 81 62a q bbl-
the latter price prime article. The finer qualities of
No. also in moderate demand and we note light
ceps We sales for the week of only about II 14OO
bbs at 81 49, 81 S7 3 3t 81 5O in quality and So so
a 81 for pale
TARThe market has ruled firm at quotations of Thursday
last. There has existed active demand for shipment
the market closes with advancing tendency The ar
walls week have rather BETTER the sales
1906 bbls. at 81 60 per bb
BEEF CATTLE-The market is very poorly supplied with
beeves and of has been received for
time past present there is scarcely any in butchers
hands, and we note brisk demand We quote at y to 81
cents . h. extremesthe latter figure being for an extra
article.
BARRELs-The arrivals Spirits Turpentne barrels have
been during TIE past week two and the stock
fully sufficient for present purposes the demand is light
We sales Friday second hand ones at 81 &C
EACH days sales since of few small parcels at 81 60 to
81 20 for lots as they rum and 81 so 81 s. for selected
CoFFEE-The market is very well supplied with nearly all
descriptions remains unchanged far regards prices
There is merely retail demand and note sales only
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-03-19
MARRIED.

In Sampson county, Tuesday the 8th Feby by the Rev
Miles P. Owen, Mr. HENRY HALL, to Miss NANCY Nc
LEMORE. All of said county.
On the 18th ult., by Thomas Harriss ESQ., THOMAS Nc
BRYDE formerly of North Carolina, to Miss MAG LEWIS
of Dewitt county Texas.
In this town the It'll inst, by W. T. j. Vann Esq, Mr.
JOHN P BOOM of Horny District S. c., to Miss WINNEY
l.. McKETHAN, of Wilmington.
III Washington n G., on the 9th inst By Rev Mr. Reaud
Mr.. WILLIAM BOND and Miss MARGRET HOWARD.
In Washington N c. on the 23d ut, by Rev. Edwin Geer
Mr.. GEORGE W. BARRET, of Pitt county, to Miss MAR
GARET H. WILLIAMS, both of that place:
At Fork Swamp, in Beaufort county, the Oath ut by
Elder Arnett Waters Mr. w. w. WATERS and Miss AMAN
DA E., daughter of Arthill yand R. W. Waters.
In Washington n Co. the 9th inst, by Rev. Mr. Geer
Mr.. JAMES R. PROCTOR and Miss ANN MARIA HAW
KINS.
At the residence of Everett Peterson, Esq., in Sampson
county, the 18th inst by S. B. Kilett ESQ., Mr. THOM
AS EZZEI4L, to Miss ELIZABETH A. OATES. All of Samp
In Egecombe county, Thursday night last by Elisha
Cromwell Esq, Mr.. WILLIAM H. KNIGHT to Miss
AMELIA DUPREE daughter of MI Redmund R. Dupree.
On the 10th ut the residence of the brides father ev
VIM. A Smith, D. d. President of Randolph Macon College,
by Rev. Alexander G. Brown, JOHN P. FULLER Esq, Of
Lumberton, n c., and Miss WILLIE SMITH, of Mecklen-
burg, Va.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-03-19
Marine Intelligence.

ARRIVED.
March Steamer Fanny Lutteroh Elder, from Fayette
March l2-schr W Howard Brown, from Charleston, to
Brig John Hathaway, Smith, days from Cardenas, to
g. Hathaway Co.; with molasses,
Steamer Flora Mcdonald, Hurt, from Fayetteville to C
la-steamer Sun, Rush. from Fayetteville, to A McRim
mon.
March l3-U NJ Steamer Spray Price, from Smthvle
to VanBokkelen.
schr John A stanly Simmons from New York. to Har
A-schr Eliza, Crowen, from Boston, to Kidder & Mar
March l5-Steamer James Grist Banks from Fayette.
Steamer Flora Mcdonald, Hurt, from Fayetteville, to
Steamer Fanny Lutterloh, Elder from Fayetteville, to
16-Schr Lucy Orcutt Sweetland, from Rockland, Me-
to 4 McRae Co.; with lime.
M Steamer Spray, Price, from Smthvlle, to A Fl
March 16 Steamer Black River, Dcksey, from Fayette
l7-steamer Enterprise Elliott, from Fayetteville to
Master.
March schr. Lucy L. Sharpe Sharpe, from Key West
schr. L. P. Smith, Cooper, from New York. to A. D. GAIA
schr Ellen Randall, Justice from Little River to D. A.
Lamont with naval stores.
CLEARED.
March 1l-Schr Marine, Merrihew, for New York, by
Harriss Howell; with naval stores, &c.
I2Brg Robertson, Orlando, for Philadelphia by VIM NJ
Harris with lumber.
US Steamer Spray, Price for smithville by Van
Bokkelen.
oCeamer ta1Iy l4uIterlO, Ede Tor FayetteVle, by A Il
Hall.
13-Schr. George NJ. Smith, Smith, for New York, by A.
| D. Cazaux; with naval stores.
Schr VIM. L. Springs Corson, for Philadelphia, by
Worth; with naval stores, &c.
b. Brig Jerome Harding, for Halifax, N s. by Da-
Wis; with naval stores.
schr: w H Howard Brown, for sloop Point, by Rankin
| & Martin
Steamer Flora Mcdonald, Hurt, for Fayetteville, by
7 81 Worth.
March 15-Schr NJ Tannor, Todd, for Charleston, by
Russell Bro; with rough rice and naval stores
Schr Adele Corson, for New York, by Flanner with
naval stores, &c.
Schr john Burton, for New York, by Harriss Howell;
with naval stores, &c.
| Schr S Smith, Smith, for New York, by Harriss &
| Howell with naval stores.
Schr Jonas Smith, Lynch for New York, by Cazauz;
with naval stores.
Brig Avon Lewis, for Gaudaoupe by Loeb Co.; with
lumber and shingles
Barque saranac, Bgley, for Cardenas, by Hath
| away & Co.
us Steamer Spray, Price, for smhvle by A H Van
| BOkkelen.
| Steamer Sun, Rush, for Fayetteville by A McRmmon.
l6-Schr Brilliant, Hindman for Baltimore, by Russell
| Bro with naval stores
Steamer Fanny Lutterloh, Elder, for Fayetteville by
Hall.
l6-Barque American, Witham, for Cuba, by VIM Har
| riss; with lumber.
17-Seamerl Flora Mcdonald, Hurt, for Fayetteville,
| by T C Worth.
17-Steamer James R. Grst Banks, for Fayetteville by
Petteway & Pritchett.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-03-19

MOBILE, March l6The advices by the steamer at Port
land our MARKET and the sales 5000 bales
The sales of the three days past $500 the receipts
10000.
NEW ORLEANS March l6-sales of H. 900 bales are re-
ported Mddng lO4 1lc The decrease in receipts is 6
NEW YORK. March l6-Cotton is firm sales of 5000 bales
the market generally unchanged Flour firm sales Of g.
and Southern go IS TO- Wheat heavy sales Of 900
bushels Kentucky white at 81 3d. Corn salA0 900 bush
els yellow at ssa7o cts white heavy sales at sssaesc
Lard has declined &C., sales at 94alet cents Whskey has
ae IS @ s sas a m
tine steady al so cents Rosin closed steady Rice firm
Tea sales Of Blacks to-day at brisk prices,2 cts better
FAYETTEVILLE, March l5-Bacon IL a H. Cotton
Fair to Good II q 1l1, Ordi to Mid. 10 a II Flour
90 scratched, = 50 q %; Grsn~corn, 50 Is co.
Wheat s. 90 % 90; Oats 40 q As; Peas q 90 90
20 a 50 cents New Orleans 50 s. cents sat-Liver-
pool Sack, 81 % "a co. Turpentine Dip 50 Is
90 Virgin g Is @ co. Hard 81 O5 q 90; Spirits,
Cotton-Last week the market quite violating but
closed at decline of / to {.
Flour-No change.
TAWBORO', March l2.-Turpentine-Dip, 50 rs to 3d.
sce 40 = per 100 Tbs Tar 90 to To-
II to IL cents. Lard IL to II cents.
LIVERPOOL March 3-Breadstufs- Richardson Spence
quote Flour is very dull and quotations only nominal
Western canal 2O Cd 22s Ohio (receved via the NORTH
Wheat is dull and quotations barely maintained Red 5s
lid Is I'd for western white Is rs 3D. Corn, mixed and
yellow 34s Cd white 34s Cd.
Provisions and pork are dull. Bacon quiet but
steady Lard heavy and quotations nominal. Tallow gen.
orally unchanged.
Produce Sugar firm Coffee quiet. Rice quiet. Rosn firm
at As Sd. Spirits Turpentne closed at 4ss
fine qualities. Coffee firm. Tea quiet
Liverpool, Wednesday moon-Cotton closes buoyant with
an advancing tendency. Breadsutfs dull and quiet. Pro-
visions steady but dull.
State Of Trode-Manchester advces favorable, hold
ers demanding an advance in prices
Stocks-Amercan securities closed quiet but steady
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-03-19
DIED.

In this townIon yesterday morning. 18th, Mrs. GEORGIA
B. DUNHAM, widow of Thos. W. Durham, ecd., aged %
years
At Fort Turan Angelina county, Texas the 18th Jan
MELVIN formerly of Baden county, North Carolina in the
SD year of her age leaving six children and many friends
and relatives to her loss. Mrs NJ had been pro-
fessed follower of Christ for thirty years. Con-.
In Fayetteville the 10th inst, ADELPHUS B.. of
Herman and Sophia L. Brantley, aged year. 10 MONTHS
and % days.
In Washington N. c.. the Sd ins Mrs. FRANCES MID
YETI, aged "a years
In Washington, N. c., the 25th ult., Mrs. NANCY
SHAW, aged about so years. Also Mrs MARTHA MEEK
ms, aged about 40 years.
In Richmond county, the Sd inst in the Seth year
her age, Mrs. MARY ANN GARRETT wife of Mr.. Thomas
Garrett.
at the residence of Governor Graham in the vicinity
Hllsboro the 8th instant Mrs. ELIZABETH WASHING
TON widow of the late John Washington Esq, of New
bern, aged seventy eight years.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-03-19
BGRHAvE's HOLLAND BIrrERs.


TTNHE CELEBRATED HOLLAND REMEDY FOR DYs
i 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 as Indigestion,
Acidy of the Stomach Cocky Palms. Heartburn Loss Of
Appetite, Dependency, Costiveness Blind and Bleeding
has in instances proved highly beneficial and in
others, effected decided cure.
This purely vegetable compound prepared strictly
scientific principles after the of the celebrated Ho
land Professor Brhave. Because of its great in
most the European States its introduction into the United
States intended especially for those of father
land scattered here and there over the lace OF this mighty
country. Meeting with great among them now
offer it to the American pubcf knowing that it's truly
derfu medicinal virtues must be acknowledged.
1t particularly recommended to those persons whose
constitutions may have been impaired by the continuous
ardent spirits other forms Of dissipation. Generally
instantaneous in effect it finds its way directly the of
dropping spirit and in fact nusng health and vgor
in the system.
NOTlCE.-Whoever expects to find this beverage will
be disappointed but to the sick, weak and low spirited
will prove grateful aromatic cordial possessed of singular
remedIca1 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 Berhaves Holland Bers fair trial. One
bottle will convince you how infinitely superior is to all
these limitations.
ESod at 81 90 per bottle, six bottles for S. co. by
the sole proprietors, BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. & CO.,
Manufacturing Pharmaceutsts and Chemists Pittsburgh Pa
Sold in Wilmington by VIM. III. LIPPlT, WALKER
MEARES & CO., DIR. A. o. BRADLEY, and Druggis
generally throughout the United States
Nav 9Th, 1857. 2O4ly-36-ly
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-03-19
NEW GOODS !

T TAKE THIS METHOD OF INFORMING MY FRIENDS
those that trade at the Village Of Long Creek that have
lately purchased the entire stock of Goods belonging to John
Jones' Esq Said stock entirely new, and purchased
in the city of New York the lowest prices expect
continue doing my trading in New York, and will be prepa
ed to sell Goods low such Goods be bought in
the of Wilmington shall keep general assortment of
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES, suited to the wants and
necessities of any and all persons shall expect the liberal
patronage of all friends and will be pleased have them
call before purchasing elsewhere. receiving weekly
by way of my fiat, supplies that will enable to fill
all orders that may hand. shall continue in the
Dslng Business, and prepared to buy all the Tupen-
tine that to market. hope my customers will bear
in mud that my books will be balanced every four months
and money notes required and interest charged all
counts after that date. G. F. WALKER.
Long Creek N. Co. March 18th, 1858 29-2t*
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REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET,
FOR THE WEEK ENDING MARCH 18TH, 1858.

TURPENTINE-The market continued to rule quiet at last
Thursdays quotations up to Monday when there bet
ter feeling manifest and rates went up 10 cents Tues
day there was considerable activity in the Market under the
favorable avice from abroad and at the close rates
higher than the previous day. Since then there
has been brisk demand from both shippers and dsters
and the market firm 81 SIS for virgin and yellow
dip and for hardbeing advance for the week OF
10 20 all qualities lit will be observed in our ia
BILE below that lot Wednesday s. for soft
and 81 so for hard which about the quoted the
day before The receipts and sales comprise 1853 bills
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-03-19
A RET1RED physician Is YEARS OF AGE.

WHOSE SANDS OF LIFE HAVE NEARLY RUN OUT,
discovered while in the Indies certain cure for Con-
SUMPTION Asthma Bronchitis, Coughs Colds and Gene
raj Debility. The remedy was discovered by him when
| his only child daughter given up to die. He had
heard much the wonderful restorative and healing qualities
of preparation made from the East India Hemp and the
thought occurred to him that he might make remedy for
his child He studied hard and succeeded in realizing his
wishes His child cured, and is alive and wel-
He since administered the wonderful remedy thousands
of sufferers in all parts of the world and he has failed
in making them completely healthy and happy Wishing to
do much good possible he will send to such of his G
fcted beings request it, this recipe with full and
explicit directions for making up and successfully using
it. He requires each applicant to incose him shilling
three cents to be returned postage the recipe and the
remainder to be applied to the payment of this advertise
ment
Address DR.. H. JAMES, 10 Grand street. Jersey City j.
CAUTION.-I have son-inaw authorized to send my
recipe, as has been advertised
Feb. oath, 1S5S-l44-&26-lm
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SANDS SARSAPARILLA.

plentiful supply of pure blood essential to animal
life light, heat and genial showers the vegetable
kingdom When the proper circulation of the vital fluid is
mpeded sickness the inevitable consequence the
ous become unhealthy the iver' becomes clogged with
impure be which forced into the system, vates and
names the blood engenderg scroua cutaneous erupons
hVer complaint fever, sores dyspepsia, consumption &c.
10 purify the blood and speedily the above named dis
cases. nothing is eficacous as SANDS SARSAPARII-
La.
Prepared and sold by A. B. & D. SANDS Druggists, 100
Fulton Street, New York
Sold by Druggists generally. March 10, 1858-29-lt
IS CASH PAID FOR LAND WARRANTS AT
Feb. 6.-I29&24-2m. BALDWIN's.