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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-03-01

,,;aTNiTlrN ht,in: been received 10y the Executive
| -. JAMES B;ADLEY. WILLIAM Nelson and
vy> " lpCkiiAET Vhrcc oi IL, free negro conN!cis
- ..-s rm?loyel Oh the North River Improvement in
..., q! Iut.h.isel made ,hrir escape or the night
-a M, lu;. and now g"in: ai large: therefore
ty ,scr reward of ONE HUNDRED AND flFrY
.f, ia ,iiiOu TO the zane amount offered by the
E,,r AGi Il aa1ha Company, TO any person who
- IL, SAID ilf.v crnvicts, or FIFTY DOLLARS
.,- .a,l. ihvy, or either Of them, 10 be delivered
. 90 C. .,.l .ola'y of GocShr !cc, or in,u the PcnI
-. ..' do moreover require all officers OF this
r-a,:H c.,!l ant in!l;ary. ana r-gurs, the people
:, - tac.r t,>i rNrE;ous to procure the arrest Of
- .lv,;. iI.t; the! may lee brnug ght TO justice.
.'ts L,,s sal o: the Commonw, alta. al Richmond,
- ,,... ~. lay oi February, Is ..
IlENEY A. WISE
s,;rCay,reos ieoses ". MrSFoRr. Secretary Of the
-l,r.,i.'a
,7l, .-, at, :e'a,vrs an! acquiin,anccs In the
., = B,tcluuF; county. Lis hrs'l is four Zee, eight
* .,i.. he h.. black complexion, black eyes,
II q. - os-- hi. F:i; .y.. Age 81.
S. :rl N,,l rr>. IN fincLs,lc. lIe IS five fee; ive
-- a.f .uch- h:h has yellow complexion hazel eyes.
... ..!a. a4d .in,ll On his forehead. Ag. ~
~ .csA .:t Is from Alrchany; WAS at time
e., 10 i-iyiaE -;ag- aboG. the SpIings. He Is i've
.-.,a ,,! q Yaar,cr inches h. has yellow complex
..:i,yr,, hi.cS skin. a scar On his right
81, 49,, an. l!> right lumh on HI, rSh: sli.I and
'c7 "f each great zoe. the nail OF the rSh,
-y..H. A.. - Feb lu-c.iw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-03-01
S1.prn1xrrxnrxr or 1uE PENIIENTIAR

Colonel James F. Pendlcton, Of Smy:h county, has
b,cn apro;r,el Supcrin,cndsn: Of the Peniten;aTy,
by Gov. Wise, that o,tcc having been made vacant
by the death OF Col Charlcs S. Morgan.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-03-01
PATRIOTIC AND INTERESTING SCENE

\ correspondent of the Washington States,
writing from Jefferson city, Missouri, thus des-
scribcs noble act Of the Missouri State Lcgis-
laturc:
Quite a pleasant incident occurred in our
Senate Chamber Oh Saturday last. About two
years ago the Legislature contracted for two
lul lfike portraits Of Washington and JEFF
lcr.on with a native Missouri artist, Mr.. George
bingham. lie arrived here few days before
from Dusseldorf, Germany, with the pictures.
During the recess at dinner the portrait OF
Washington WIS suspended in its place in the
Senate Chamber. Immediately upon the meet
ing of that body, Senator .Iohn>on "a Nirslnan)
offered q complimentary resolution 10 the artist
for his magnificent and life like portrait Of our
,wtcy Ddlrtg, which WAS Immediately adopted.
and without takn. his seat. and whilst tine
members Of the Senate and many spectators
we!c gain. upon the noble lincancnts oi the
almost breathing canvas, lac introduced bill
donating *. .uUU from the State Of Missouri to
the Ladies Mount Vernon Association, to be
apped To the purchase Of the home and grave
.f Washington The rules were Immediately
SUSPENDED. the bill read u first and second time
amul the prooundrst silence. when the noble
coroanion in arms oG the gallant Jackson, rose
and said: May there not be dissenting voice
to the passage of this blll; whcrenpcn every
Senator rc>c to hi, feet and responded aye
upon it> passage Then there went up an ont.
burst Of patriotism that made the noble hal! OF
on, beautiful capilolrng with the proud cSnl-
tMidn. OF her son, and daughters. 1t was one
at ths ,nosl Impressive scenes | have ever wit
ncS-ch in the halls Of legislation. Our Legi,-
laturc have also appropriated $500 for full
size portrait, Of the immortal jackson and the
noble Clay am happy 10 add that the lower
House, by nearly unanimous vote, passed the
bill lor the 81. U0n donation. and it is row the
law Of tlc land.
Missouri. believe, is the .frst State that
las CONE 10 the aid Of the women Of the Union
10 .il il ,rclling the home Of the father OF his
country /" tic nation. May other, go and do
likcwis,. You, Mr.. F., should feel deep In
tcrc., in 'his great young State OF ours as
many c.' the brave hearts and fair women co'"e
from the old Virsinny State.
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FROM WASHINGTON CITY.

WAsn!SGroS. Fc3. Pa rumor that all oi
the available Naval force. including the Vim
crnnes. has been ordered to the Gulf Of Mexico,
seems strengthened by the remark OF the Chair
man of n. Committee Of Ways and Means
today that This American sea belongs to Us,
that we will and must exercise control over it.
The next arrival from Mexico will, il is an,ici-
cira,cd, bring highly important intelligence in
connection with the French and British fleets,
requiring a larger american fleet there than
heretofore.
Mr.. Ma,a .Iuarczs minister had long in
tervicx with Secretary Cas- yestc' day. Mr..
Churchill, special ascn, Of our Government to
Mexico, has sent homc important dispatches,
urging the immediate recognition OF the Liberal
Government. 1t is probable, therefore, that
Mr. Mata will soou be recognised rs Minister
Of Mexico.
The Government has sent orders to Norfolk,
10 hand over to the United States Marshal the
crew OF the ship julia Dean, for trial!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-03-01

The Tariff, &c, &c. When the impossibility of
obtaining complete set Of the Debates Of Con.
grcss is considered the value Of this Abrids.
mcnt will be appreciated.
ANECDOTES or Love BY Lola Montex Pub.
lished by Dick Il Fitzgerald of New York.
Laid on our table by George NJ West. This
is quite an interesting little work.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-03-01

PnaE ESALTPETRE-Por sale IN kegs, or BY tn,
". PETERSON. druggist.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-03-01
90 THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
". IIISIll Il "A NJ a MON

sr0gCE ". MuNFoEp,
Icr.:;s.y - nt. ,r,nrtonSeolti.
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\ iRf.I\It
Plaintiff.

! i""iNIA-N CHAN, EIi.-A, Eu!rs held for The
'f.: O'Gf o.: Chrsi--G,ld count! iu the Clerks u:
t'-'' 'a y" e-s, Mouday IN February, lejo, being
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-04-08

There has been fair request from shippers during
the past week and the market has ruled firm The arrivals
have SMALL and the sales foot up 23O bbs at 81 IS
per bb
CAITIE-Continue to be in brisk demand, and none
of consequence arriving the supply in butchers hands
very small being barely sufficient for present One lot
of lad received from Jones county Monday and
sold at q u b. We quote at to cents-the latter
price for prine quality, delivered in this market
BARRELs-The market continues TO be we'll stocked with
Spirits Turpentine barrels and with light demand has
ruled exceedingly dull for weeks past Only occa-
sona sales second hand have taken place at prices
ranging from 81 so to 81 IS each, cash and time.
CoTToNThe market has ruled quiet since last Thursday
review sellers generally holding at figures above the views
buyers consequence of which sales worthy of
port taken place AdVces from both home and Euro
pean markets. received Tuesday and Wednesday report
advance prices but they have had no effect
on the market here. The quantity received for the week
has been small and there is but light stock market
We quote nomnay at III to 12 cents for low to good mid
ding.
CoRN MEA1-Continues to be brought in slowly from the
country and the stock market very light We note fair
demand retailing purposes and small sales at 50 cents
bushel.
F1sH-There is fair stock of Heuing and Mulles on
Market and nothing doing except in the retail way
refer to our table for prices, in quantities to suit
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-04-08
FURNITURE! FURNITUREI,

AS COMPLETE AN ASSORTMENT AS CAN BE found
any city, and cheap for cash. is offered to the in
specon of the public at No TO- Front Street, Wilmington
n c. Purchasing from first hands a. the factories for cash.
and selling for cash its equivalent, the Subscriber is
enabled to offer greater inducements to the citizens OF Will
mngop and of the State generally to buy at home than
has before offered Goods for the interior will be
carefully packed and promptly forwarded The Subscriber
particularly DESTROYS that persons from the interior OF the
State who have been in the habit of purchasing abroad
would give his establishment trial The following are some
Of the articles to be found in his Furniture Ware Rooms
Sofas Tete-aTetes Lounges Easy Chairs Rocking Chairs
Eageres Whatnots Otomans, FOotStoos Centre Sofa
d Card Tables Chairs Mantle and Pier Glasses Secre-
es, Book Cases. Tea Breakfast and Dining Tables, Side
boards, Cane, Woodseat and Cushioned Chairs, in great
variety; Bureaus Bedseads, Washsands Toilet Tables
WardrObes Fancy Cottage Sets Mattresses Beds Pillows
Boasters, &C. large stock of Looking Glasses Office
Furniture Chldrens Chairs Cradles Cribs, Trunde Bed
steads Toy Bureaus, &C. o. L. FILLYAW.
March ID, 1859 150&27.ly
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DIED.

Near Washington Texas, Thursday oath March, 1853
at O'clock M at the age of 81 years months and Il
days MRS. JANE O. BASS widow of Kiiby Bass former
resident Of Washington county, Texas. Thus while in the
early bloom Of life kind and pious mother lovely and
sister and an obgiag friend and neghbor has
to that haven of rest where pain and affections felt 10
more for having been an exemplary member of the Bap
not as those who have no hope for sincerely believe that
she was Christian on earth and Angel in Heaven
under that fatal disease, consumpon and for last
months Oh that period confined her bed; but being
woman she bore her sickness with the
greatest forude and patencenever utterng word of
compliant She was conscious that she dying even to
the last moments of her life when she closed her ewes
earth only to be opened in Heaven.
Mrs Bass leaves five dear aud aectionate children two
KIND and loving sisters and large circle of relatives and
friends to mourn her death M
Na. Herald please
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1859.
SPRING STOCK.
1859,

L. Il. HUGGINS & SONS
so nth EAST CORNER MARKET d SECOND SITS,
- public generally to their NEW STOCK OF GOODS for
Spring and Summer trade Among our stock may be found
Crushed, Powdered, Clarified and Brown
Sugars.
New Orleans Syrup and Molasses;
Rio, Laguyra and Java Coffee;
Fine Green and Black Teas;
Common do. do. Co.;
Ground and Grain Pepper; Mace Cloves and Cinnamon ;
Preserves and JeIies; Pickles. Sauces and Sardines
Yeast Powder Carb Soda, Saleratus and Soap Powder
PROVIsIONs.-Extra Fulton Market Mess Beef:
Nos and Mackerel
Superior Goshen Butter and Cheese;
Family Mess and Thick Mess Pork
N. 9. Bacon Hams, Smoked Beef and Goldfish;
CRACKERs.-sugar, Soda, Butter, Boston and Lemon
CANDY AND RAIsINS-By the box or otherwise, at
low prices.
SOAP, STARCH AND CANDLEs.-Colgate's Family
Pale, No. and Toilet Soaps.
Colgate Pearl Starch in IL and So b. boxes
WOOD AND willow WARE, &c.-Brass Bound
and Cedar Pals Painted do, and hoops Iron Bound
Measures Nests Flour Buckets Bail Boxes Cedar Tubs
Baskets, kinds; Brooms Matches Whtewash and
other Brushes; Well Buckets, Kegs, &c.
sbove Spades and Foks Pocket and G Tab t Cutlery
Pots, Kettles Spiders, Waffle Irons, Sad Irons Skets,
N S PSl Fry Ps soad
Tobacco, sEGARs & sNUFF.-E. Goodwin & Bro. s
Common Smoking Chewing but up various size box
segars in great varietysf $50 per thousandsome
DRY GOODS-Brown and Bleached SheetinGs and Shirt
ings Osnaburgs, Drills Denms, Mariner and Marlboro
Stripes Bed and Mattress Tckings, Kentucky JEANS Cot
tonades, Prints Gnghams Hosiery suspenders and
other articles too tedious to mention to which we invite the
attention of friends feeling confident that sell rs
low, if not lower, than any house in this town.
HATS AND CAPS.-A good assortment at low prices
aboTe goods, which we will sell at our usually low
Please examine stock before purchasing elsewhere
SUNDRIES.-Powder and Shot. Iron and Brass Wire
Selves Pow Lines, Bed Cords Clothes Lines, Cocoanut
Dppers Pain Killer, Castor Oil Bateman's Drops, Opade
doc, Camphor, Indigo, Alum, Seine Irvine. Ging Irvine
Carpet tack Percussion Caps Carpenters and other Pen
ellis Pins, Needles Coffee Mills, Wash Boards Mouse Traps
Masons Backing, &c.
take pleasure in calling your attention the above articles
with many others which will be found in establishment
We thankful for the patronage heretofore bestowed
House, and hope to merit and receive continuance
your favor. We shall constantly receive occasions to
stock, thereby giving customers " at all times
Orders from friends the country viii be promptly at
tended to- L.. B.. HIGGINS q SONS.
s. E. Corner Market and Second SITS.
mil
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ral e ad1 = Ag ossn s o Ss
g. ,amy Sc 81 e sG E n @
Wheat, 81 90 90; Oats 40 q 5O Peas, so a 30 60
90 e New Orleans Is q S
pool Sack, 81 rs a 0O Turpentne yellow dip, 81 so
CO. Virgin, 81 so q 90; Hard 81 20 90; Spirits,
ID sSond.S. e hog round Western sides a
Cotton-Not quite SO firm 255 bales extra quality sold
on Saturday Ito arrive per Steamer Haughton) at I2
Four-Recepts large by boat and wagon; very little
Comm demand sells readily at quotations
Trade has been very brisk during the past weekarge
quantities produce coming selling at above
prices. Our wholesale merchants evidently reapinK
quite q harvest Observer.
WASHINGTON, March 29-Nayal Stores-Are very firm
sales of dip Turpedtne So Is scrspe 81 O5 Tar 81 4o
R9sin 81 10 Spirits Iit Tuspsn Fl sales
Cotton-Last sales tic. for good midding.
TAWBoRo', April l.-Turpsntine- Dip,$2 45to $50.
ScraPe, % to 90 Ct, cts. per 100 lbs.
Corn, 81 IS to s. 90 per Dbl
Cotton, 10 to los cts.
Bacon, IL to Is cts.
Lard, 10 to l04 cts.
NEwBERN, April -Turpentine. Sales yesterday
vrgin-The first lot virgin for season sold
this market yesterday by F. Hooker of Greene
ty. Inspected by Joseph Nelson.
Tar.-Saes OF 60 bbls at 81 IS % Dbl.
very light with sales Of II bales at liz
Staves.-s00O Slaves disposed of at sls q NJ
Details Of Foreign Markets per Steamer Persia.
LIVERPOOL, March RELATIONSHIPS of the week a.,
600 bales including $500 bales to spectators and 600
bales for export The market opened firm but owing
favorable Indian accounts and prevailing rumours all
qualities 81 Chilly declined, I'd, particular for Upland
The sales of Friday estimated at 1000 bales The
ket closed quiet Quotations follows New Orleans
fair Sd do middngs I'D Mobile fair I'D do. middings
li6d Upands lair 56d; do middlngs 6Jd. Stock in
port $50 600 bales including $40 900
The Manchester advices unavorabe Market closed
quiet but some producers have submitted to slight de-
cline.
Hare Mdrke.-New Orleans ordnare cotton 104f;
has 99 Sales of the week $500 bales Market opened
buoyant and closed quiet
Money and siock.,LOndOn March Bullion in the
Bank England has decreased ELS 900 sterling The money
market slightly more stringent with increased demand
Consols So 963 for money and account The news after
having been very warke during the first part of the week
changed tone the 18TH causing considerable rise in
at London and slight advance the Paris Bourse
American securities generally unchanged.
liverpool, March 16.-Breadsuf3-F is very dull al
los Us Sd per central Wheat is firm extreme rates fol
good American owing to the scarcity Western red IS sd
9s 4d; white 8s I'd los Cd Southern los Cd per GENITAL
Corn dull white Is Sd Is 4d yellow offered at IS lid
a IS Id per GENITAL
Provsons-Beef is firm for good quality but dull for in
ferior Pork is also dull and offered at decline Bacon il
dull Lard is AUTHORIZATIONS nominal.
ProduceSugar dull, and cd Is lower Coffee generally
closed buoyant. Rice closed firm Spirits Turpentne du
at 42s a AIS sd.
London Market-Breadstufs dull and prices steady
Sugar heavy at decline of Sd Is. Coffee is firm
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-04-08

~ BELIEVE IT SAVED MY IIFE-Jacob Wooster
OF Bush Creek, New sewickley township, says:
For two years suffered the Vertigo Nausea and cad
ACHE attending Dyspepsia sometimes so severely as to in
capacate me for any eotat Others to eonne me to INV
bed My bowels were so often conspated as to obge me
TO use he most powerful purgatves to relieve myself In
Decd at last found necessary use something of the
kind constantly Last fall / commenced taking P07P.
HAYES HOLLAND BITTERs, and found it lust what nv
case required cannot recommend it too highly for be-
here ii led my life"
See advertisement rAnrI6 ,-oaoo,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-04-08

ROsNSDce review Of Thursday last the market for
Ncs and has been entirely neglected. sales having ia
ken place that OF quotations ia table,
therefore, be consoles ed merely nominal We learn
hat small lots of Pale have been
ket and sold private terms In Common there has been
activity since last caused mainly by the low
of freight AID the price has advanced shade For the past
three days there has been fair DE- and from buyers
and 81 20 per $40 lbs freely offered but the stock
ket he ny light, and the bulk held by parties,
higher figures have been asked. We quote sales follows
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-04-08

SPIRITS TURPENI INEThe market has rued inactive since
last and the piice shows decline OF cent last
Thursdays quotation The quantity received during the
week has been exceedingly light and there is but little offer
ing market buyers however do not disposed
We sales as folloHs:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-04-08
REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET,
FOR THE WEEK ENDING APRIL 7TH, 1859.

DEMONSTRATING the week just ended there has
listed steady demand and the market has ruled firm at
previous The arrivals have been exceedingly small,
being barely sufficient for dsting purposes. One small
lot nep virgin brought In Wednesday, and sold
at 81 The receipts and sales foot I'D 93 bbls as follows
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-04-08

NoTE-River Lumber, Tar and Turpentine, sold in the
water are subject to the expense of landing Inspection
Turpenne about 10 q IA cents y bbl-and naval stores
when brought Railroad about the same expenses are in
of onefth is made the price of yellow dip,
cOr0inQ TO oualitv
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PAPER-PAPER.

4 GREAT VARIETY AT KELLEY'S NEW BOOK
N Store. 81 Market street.
10 all persons who wish to purchase Writing Papers of
every kind, call and you will find the following kinds
amongst the large assortment:
Broad Legal Cap Paper, white and blue.
Record Cap, " - " "
Fools Cap, white and blue ruled from 50 to Fl.
Fools - I" A." plain, 81 to S..
Packet, Post blue and white, ruled
Commercial Post, white and blue, ruled
MIA
Letter Paper white and blue, laid and wove, ruled
Do. :" 8 - - plain.
Commercial Note, blue and white, ruled.
IN
Bath Post white, ruled gilt and plain.
Packet Note, white and ruled
Ladies Octave Note, plain and gilt.
Ladies Commercial Note, gilt and plain, colored.
French Letter and Commercial Letter. Invoice Paper Bill
Paper, blue and white April 7.
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Wilmington, N. c. March 29th 1859.

R WE authorized and requested to announce Hon.
WARREN WINSLOW of Cumberland county, as candi-
date for reelection to represent this the third district of
North Carolina in the Congress of the United Sates
subject to the action of Democratic District Convention
should the party of the district deem proper to call one
Msrob
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MARRIED.

In Smithvlle on the 3Oth ult., by s. D. Thruston ESQ.,
DOSHER. ' ~ ~ ~ N-'
On the Path ut at the residence of Mrs d. NJ Barrow
IN hertord, n. G., by the Rev. JOS A. Daniels Mr. VIII
LIAM Brennan, Editor of the Banner to Miss CAROIINE
H. IVES. w ~
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Corn 500 bushels. Spars, 5......,.........

NEW YORK, April 5,-Coton closed buoyant-sales of
$500 aIes; in rahsitu cotton advan ed Orleans III
III, with ZIG for freight Flour closed h~svysaes of 1000
barrels-State SIS SIS G5 Ohio SC 80 s. 65 southern
Sc 10 Sc 60. Wheat closed with declining tendency
quotations are nomna-led 81 5O3 white 81 o.. Corn
closed lowersales of 5000 bushels yellow "a SO
mixed IS cents Pork closed heavy-mess SIT 40 ST IS
prime sl2 so $l2 co. Lard closed heavy III l;c.-
Whskey closed quiet at 253c. Sugar closed firm CT II
Spirits of urpentine closed firm 534c. Rosn
closed firm at 81 62s Rice closed firm at 3! 4tc.
NEW ORLEANS April 5.-sales of Cotton 24,OOO bales
advanced /. Midding l2c Sales in three days 80 900
bales Receipts 1000 against 1880.
MOBILE, April 5-sales Of Cotton 500 bales Middling
IL l2 Sales in three days 1885, and receipts ALSO bales
Freghts firm. Sterling So ..
CHARLESTON, April G CoTToN.-The sales this morn
ing amounted to 81 bales at following prices 81 and
81 at lac.
GsAS-The transactions of the have been princi
paly Corn, Of which 600 bushels North Carolina
arrived in that time taken by dealers and mers at
from IS 50 cents e bushel measure, in quality
Reeve have no material change to report having
taken place this article during the past week With
good demand throughout that time prices have continued
firm at former observation-disclosures ranging from s.: s43
the bulk OF the sales however at from 34 s3i for
koueH RlcE-The receipts of the week rather
light amounting only o. 900 bushels, of which
bushels changed hands being taken by ers prices
ranging within margin of IS sc cents z bushe.
sale 10 at wholesale Of cubs ayed ere none u
first hanisjobbing houses demanding Is 26c.Neios.
CHARLOTTE N c. April s. Bacon hams 90 l23, sides
liz 90, hog round log IL Lard II l24c PIonrextra
Meal 20 ooe. Cotton-Far to Good, III III. Ordipa-
~ to Mddng q 10 cents. Cofee-c, ia Ii cents
Java 1Sc o. sugar-Loaf IA l6c brown 90 00c Mo.
lassesNew Orleans 55 90; West Indies, SO 40e. But
ter Is Ooc Beeswax q O0c. Feathers 90 OOc Salt
sack 81 40 81 &c. N C. Whiskey, 10 45c.; Northern
do. 90 q O0c.
Wheat has advanced and is scarce$1 10 to 81 20 the
ruling price. fair article last week brought 81 2
Flour remains at previous quotations. with pretty fair
ply.
with upward tendency in price.
Lard very and IN misunderstanding more than
quotations could be obtained There fair supply of Bs
CON- with prices about the sane heretofore
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-04-08

YNHAT KAHNWEILER & BROS have removed their
Il large stock of FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS.
uLLLNERY, BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, Carpet
mo, Superior READY MADE CLOTHING. &C., &C..
TO the adjoining stores Front and Market streets two
doors from the Corner Store and invite the attention
their customers, before purchasing elsewhere.
DAVID kAHNWElLER, DAN'L. KAHNW ETLER,
JACOB kAHNWEIIER.
April S. 323m
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THE BANK OF NORTH CAROLINA.

Books of Subscription to the Capital Stock Of :" The
BANK NORTH CAROLINA, will be opened on the LIST of
APRIL and remain open for sixty days. at the Bank of Cape
Fear under the direction OF the Undersigned who have been
duly designated Commissioners to receive such subcrp
lions at this place. JOHN DAWSON,
NJ. LONDON,
VIM. A. WRIGHT.
Wilmington. N q. March 29th 1859 l73-2Y-3l.2W.