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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-06-17
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AS COMPLETE AN ASSORTMENT AS CAN BE found
i'll any city and cheap for cash. offered to the in
specton OF the public at No TO- Front Street, Wilmington
g. Purchasing from first hands the factories for cash
and selling for cash or its equivalent the Subscriber
enabled to offer greater inducements the citizens of VIII
mIngon and Of the State generally to buy at home than
has ever before been offered Goods for the interior will be
carefully packed and promptly forwarded The Subscriber
particularly desrous that persons from the interior of the
Slate 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 Lounges Easy Chairs Rocking Chairs
Etageres or Whanots, Ottoman FootSoos Centre Sofa
and Gard Tables Chairs, Mantle Pier Classes Score
tares Book Cases Tea Breakfast and Dining Tables Side
boards, Cane Woodseat and Cushioned Chairs in great
variety; Bureaus Bedsteads, Washsands Toilet Tables
Wardrobes Fancy Cottage Sets Mattresses Beds Pillows
Boalsters, &c. large stock of Looking Glasses Office
Furniture, Chldrens Chairs Cradles, Cribs Trunde Bed
steads Toy Bureaus, &c o. L. FILLYAW.
March I'd, 1859 l5O&27-Iy
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A CARD.

nURING THE ENSUING SESSION [ will OCCUPY the
- commodious BOARDING HOUSE Immediately to the
rear Of St. Johns College, with the view Of taking boarders
Tor Prof A. e. Browns Classical School which opens on
the second Monday in July 1t is generally known that Mr.
Brown has rented the College building This location is
remarkably eligible for institution of learning being
uated on an emnence in beautiful grove, half mile
distant from the business part of the shielding
Gas the good behavior of Mr. Browns boys heretofore
to prove) against the temptation which youth in the
midst of village life Another safe guard against
OF conduct the part of boarders is fact that the
Principal will board with me- and his presence will keep
under proper restraint any tendency msbehayor that
might otherwise be feared.
Ny accommodations ample to take charge of large
number OF bOarders, and shall have good servants
strive to have my table furnished give complete
lSfUCttOn to all )ncerned
JOB OSBORN.
Oxford. ,J,ueg
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Ordinary and ct y
Wheat-Red 81 white 81 l2a.
FourNone in Market and we make no quotations, but
Bacon is scarce and in demand and good lots would sell
readily at fair prices.-BuLetR.
Correspondence of the Charleston Courer.l
HAVANA, June 10, 1859.-Clayed Sugars.-For two or
three days Immediately succeeding the date Of my last
view Of 18th u there was some little activity in this staple
quite stop to all operations Holders, during the ensuing
@ was
steamer that has since arrived has produced correspond
ing depressing effect upon the market but holders stu con-
large stocks hand appears almost impossible but that
reduction in rates must before long occur
The stocks here Matanzas estimated at about
600 boxes against 600 at this period last year.
Muscovado sugarsThere have been only trfing opera
common refining to good grocery.
holasses has enjoyed very brisk demand at greatly i'm
proved rates. at this time the demand is not active
though the rates still kept upsay for Cayed
and to reals for Muscovado, keg of eight and half
gallons.
Rice scarce and wanted-14S hhds and SO3 hhds. ex
Hayward from Charleston realized 4h inst 13a reals per
arrobe.
Lum 9 and p both dull Sugar box Shocks
also dull at 5c M8ass Sas and sugar hid d Shocks
demand. Long are held at $685. and Short at s2s
sa me b s's ns as SSt
Channel for orders e lis to IS per ton To Uni
Sugar. IS so to 81 SO per hid Molasses. AzUL.
LIVERPOOL, June Sd, FridayCotton-Th sales of the
week past foot 500 bales which 1900 bales
taken by spectators and $500 bales for export ALI quail
ties have slightly advanced. Fair and midding qualities
have advanced Id on the week. The market generally clos
ed steady Some circulars quote fair Cotton higher. Tht
estimated at bales New Orleans fa
Sd, middling I'D; Mobile fair 73d mddng I'D; UPLAND
fair I'D, middlng 6sd. Stock in port $4,000 bales
BreadstGfsEThe market generally closes with declining
tendency Messrs Richar dson Spence Co. quote Flou
is very dull at Tuesdays decne-saes at lis lbs 3D.
Wheat is also very dull prices Sd lower per GENITAL
western red IS los Sd: white los Sd lis southern 10
cd 13s. Corn very dull at decline of Sd nike
Is Cd IS Sd; yellow IS Sd IS lid; white IS IS 3d.
Provsons-Messrs. Bigland, Athay Co., Richardson
McHenry and other firms quote the provision market
ally quiet Beef quiet but prices steady Pork the same
Bacon heavy. Lard dull at 60 Cos 3d. Talow of all quail
tiles has slightly declined; sales at 55s Cd SOS.
Producesugar is heavy, the market closing firm. Cote
is steady Rice dull Rosn heavy at As As Sd. Spirit
Turpenne steady at 43s Cd for stock the spot and Al
1 I'D AIS for invoices to arrive.
London MISUNDERSTANDING Circular quotes Breadstuf
dull Wheat has declining tendency prices are IS pc
Welsh rails dull and offered at IS l5s &c Welsh bars ais
dull Sugar closed buoyant, and all qualities have slight
advanced. Coffee is firm Rice frm but in cases
Sd lower. Turpentne heavy at AS Sd.
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Napoleon Nineteen Years Ago.

Inc following is the proclamation which Louis Ma
poleQn issued on landing at Bologne in 1910:
appear among you as a warm and true democrat
anu rePuocan take the shadow of the of the CEN
fury as the symbol of the promise which now soemnly
I Tahe VIII be- as l always was, a child Of France
M M every Frenchman will ever see a brother. The
Pg9Crauc Republic is the object of my alteration, and
Will be her minister Meier 1rH try 10 clothe myself
N imperial robes. May my heart cease to beat on the
tay when shall forget what owe to you-what owe
" rance May my mouth forever be shut i'll ever say
peopIe.-May be cursed should suffer that in my
name doctrines taught contrary to the democratic
P'n5clpe and the government ofthe Republic May I be
demned if l should lay reasonable hand against
rights of the people, be it with their consent
against their WILL by force. And believe me, as
10 believe you, and may this call from me be like a
prayer to heaven 'ViUe Ia Republi9ue'
LOUIS NAPOLEON BONAPARTE."
Miss Clark the Queens milliner, who lately died in
London, left fortune of 225O00 to be divided between
three
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RosN-In this article we have no important change to
notice on our remarks of this day week. For the finer
grades there existed better demand but owing prn
cpaIy to the light stock market the transactions have
small In Pale the sales reachsom 1000 1900 bbs. al
So 81 SO % bbl EXTREMIST brgh article only bring
ing highest figure. Nos. and have ruled quiet and the
sales comprise only three small parcels at 81 Is tc
81 so for the former and 81 so to 81 IS % bb for the lat
ter, quality. For Common there has been moderate
enquiry and the market has red firm; owing to the light
receipts and the unusually small stock market few
transactions have taken place. We quote sales Tuesday
bbls. 81 80 for medium bbls; 300 do at 81 IS
bs and 800 do Common and No. p at 81 37 y do. do
TAR-Is in moderate demand, and receipts meagre. W.
hear only lot of 40 bbs having arrived Con Saturday
and sold at 81 so u Dbl.
BEEF CATTLE AND SHEEP-No beeves worthy of have
brought in for time past and the market is
poorly suppedthe quantity remaining in butchers hand
being scarcely sufficient for immediate wants. We note
fair enquiry and quote 81 81 cents b for grass fat
ted. The market continues to be pretty we'll supplied witt
SHEEP One drove of It's head received Saturday
| and sold at about 81 each.
BARRELs-The market is very well supplied with Spirit
mand has ruled exceedingly dull for the week. The sale
have been confined to two small lots second ham
Gas they run) 81 Is 81 20 each 60 and 80 days
selected sell slowly at 81 IS a 81 so.
in the way of sales has transpred dur
ing the week Just ended little received and on
few small lots market. We unable to give
rect quotation.
Corn MEALS fair enquiry and stock light We quot
at 81 10 81 Is y bushel, by the quantity.
FLoUR-In this article have nothing to report
our remarks of this day week. The market for State brand
has ruled inactive, only few small lots having change
hands from store at 81 Is y bb for superfns Holder
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SOUND LAND FOR SALE.

k-A ON WRIGHTSVlLLE SOUND seven miles from
t:;R Wilmington, PLEASANT GROVE, beautiful sua
~ ton for Summer Winter residence, containing %
good Farming Land all under fence and adjoining
the lands Of r. H. Grant and j. A. Sanders dwelling house,
Kitchen stables carriage house, &C., and good well OF
Also 200 800 of good Pney Land well adapted to
Farming with beautiful situation to build Also, 800
400 of Banks Land opposite WghsvlIe aordng
the best stand for Fall Fishing the coast Also, three
Boats and Sens All of the above mentioned property will
be sold accommodating terms Persons wishing good
stand fishing all of the year will do well to call
Apply to Rev. JONATHAN kETCHUM.
June 10th, 1859. 42-3t
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At Sudbury Mass. the 18th inst, NORTON, infant
of Donald and Julia MacRae aged II months and II
days.
At his residence Moores Creek in New Hanover Co.,
the 9th ns JAMES SIMPSON. in the 85th year of his
age. For the last eleven years of his te he affected
with paralysis and incapable of cOnverng with his friends
which must have been Of much regret to him and
them to be deprived OF the enjoyment OF his social qualities
He of Cod noble works-an honest man and by
his industry and sound Judgment, accumulated good
tate, and left widow and three children surviving, to
ceve the rewards of his industry and the honor of enjoying
the benefit of his good name. Cont
At Kenansvie, D0pn county Thursday, the 9th inst
after brief illness, DAVID g. HALL aged q years and
months
The deceased though taken suddenly from scenes of life
when u8t entering upon the estate of manhood had lived
long enough to impress upon large circle Of friends and
relatives the nesmable value Of wespent youth. Young
vigorous Industrious kind brave honest whoesouled and
hhearted he had endeared himself to those of his
age by the cords of strong and lasting attachment, and
gave promise Of long and useful life. By amiable
and engaging demeanOr he had the esteem Of all who
HIM That he is thus cut off upon the very threshold
hopeful manhood is sad ndeei Buthis mourning friends
lind consolation i'll the reflection that the DEGREES of
Providence though mysterious and past finding out al
ways controlled in wisdom and directed in mercy the Ill
innate good of all his creatures and also the well groun
ded hope that their loss his eternal gain. He made pro-
esson of religion about twelve months ago. and has
since been consistent, devoted member Of the Baptist
Church. CON- /
In this town, 10th inst, at the residence of no. A.
Taylor, Esq Mrs. AGNES POWERS formerly OF New
York, aged % years.
In this town, the 9th inst, Mrs. SARAH F. wife of j.
W. Urquhar and eldest daughter of Robert j. Gill; her
2lt year Also in hour and half afterwards her little
babe, SARAH Z. URQUHART, aged IA days. She
wife only short year and days. If husbands devo
ton or medical skill kind friends attention. could have
saved her. she would have died But she is in Heaven
now, free from pain.
Sleep sweety, Sarah, thy pure soul
Through fairer will rove,
In realms beyond this worlds control,
Where all is light and love.
Weep not, fond father, DER her tomb,
Nor where thy Sarah trod,
| For thy beauteous flower doth bloom
| Before the throne of God.
Cease, fond husband, cease thy tears;
Thy loved dwells on high;
There everlasting spring appears
There pleasure meyer die. MoLLIE D. P.
Dep ared this life, the 9Th inst the White Marsh
Columbus county, of Dysentcry, JUNIUS p, youngest
off w. and E. q. owen, aged year. 10 and days
| BA- Fayetteville papers please copy.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-06-17

POPULAR NOVELS IN PAPER BINDINGS, re-
i ceved this morning by Adams Co.'s Express at KEEL
LEYS New Book Store
My Lady Ludlow, by Mrs. Gasken.
Evelyn Marston by the author of the Two Old Mems tale
Leonora DOroco, by G. P. R. James, Esq.
The Fortunes of Glencore, by Chas Lever.
Constance Herbert by Gevaldine E. Jewsburg.
The Old Dominion, by G. p. K. James, Esq,
Avillion and other Tales.
Castle Avon, by the author of The Wilmingtonan &c.
Agnes Sore by G. P. R. James, Esq.
Nothing New, by the author of John Halifax Gentleman.
John Halifax Gentleman by the author of The Head of the
Family The Head of the Family by the author of Avon.
The Athengs, or the Three Gifts by Margaret Ophant
Aubery Scenes in Clerical Life The Rose Of Ashurst.
June Is, 1859.
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NOTICE.

VIE SUBSCRIBER having at the June Term of the Court
OF Pleas and Quarter Sessions held for the County OF
New Hanover 1859, qualified Executor to the last Will
sons indebted to the said Estate to make immediate
mea and all those having claims against the Estate pre-
or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery
JOHN SHEPARD, Executor
June l7,-42.3w,
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NOTICE.


IINHE SUBSCRIBER having, at the present June Term,
1852 of the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions of New
Hanover County, qualified Executor of the last Will
Testament of James Simpson, deceased hereby gives notice
to all persons indebted to said Estate make immediate
payment and to those having demands against the
present hem duly authenticated within the time prescribed
by law this notice will be pleaded in bar of their
cry. JAS. +. SIMPSON,.
June 18th, 1859 42-3t*
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ASsIGNEE'S SALE.

BY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF ASSIGNMENT, made to
me by David Aaron I will offer at private sale for
nett cost the entire stock of DRY GOODS, CLOTHING,
&C, &C, contained in store No % Market
Every article be sold and will be the interest of
buyers CALL great inducements will be offered Terms
Cash delivery of the goods
". Z. HACKENBURG. Assignee.
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June 18th, 1859.
MARRIED..

In Duplin county, the It'll inst by J. w. Carr ESQ.,
Mr.. j. H. PITMAN, to Miss MARY A, daughter of Mr. T.
Boney
On The 10th OF April last, in Angiena County Texas Mr.
VIM NJ HILL, to Miss SARAH "A L. MELVIN daughter OF
In Dupn county the oath of May, 1859 by Rev. Thos
Murphy, Mr. j. R. NEWKIRK to Miss MARY T. USHER
daughter of Mr.. VIM. Usher.
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EIRTHER HOTIIE

nN WEDNESDAY, the 9th day of july 1859. will be sold
~ at the late residence of Rachael James, all the perisha
pie property belonging to said Estate consisting House
nod ana Kitchen Furniture, Hogs Cattle Horses Oxen
herein mentioned.
Ier1ns-Six months credit, the purchaser giving Note
with approved security. JOHN SHEPARD, Executor
June II, 1859. 42-2t
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BELMONT SCHOOL.

N. ..
(Ten Miles South o. CIdrksUi UIle, va
r. H. GRAVES Principal
VIM. H. OWEN, Associate Principal.
THE PRINCIPAL ANNOUNCES WITH PLEASURE
that he has associated with himself Prof. Owen,
who, during his long connection with the University of N.
c. and Wake Forest College, maintained, known high
character scholar and teacher.
This union to each instructor ample time to de-
to his classes and the pupil the instructions Of
but experienced teachers
TERMS For Board and Tuition per session Of 20 weeks
ninety dollars payable in advance.
The session will the 18th of July. The
o. is Brownvie, n. c.
June 18th 1859. 24O-lt42-3t
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Kansas Constitutional Election.

LEAvENwoRTII, June 13.-In Douglas county the re-
pubcans elected delegates to the constitutional
convention Bourbon and Lykens counties each one
democrat and one republican. AchiSon and Riley have
small republican majority. johnson and Wyandotte
give small democratic majorites, Lawrence 400 repub
can majority.
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ExECUTOR,s NOTICE.

TNHE SUBSCRIBER, having qualified Executor to the
last will and testament of Enoch Peterson deceased at
June the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions
New Hanover County all persons indebted to the estate
of said deceased requested to make immediate payment
and those having claims them by law required
they will be barred of recovery.
DANIEL ROBINSON, Executor.
June 18th 1859 426t*
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$50 REWARD

a RUNAWAY from the subscribers about lst of April,
* two NEGRO MEN, HENRY and TOBY. The said
negroes both very tall and dark complected about
rs or years old We will give the above reward for them
lodged any jail that get them $25 for either
one of Them They hired from VIM. A. Faison Samp-
son county, N. G. JORDAN & PARKER
Red Bluff, s. c., 9Th June, 1859. Att
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BY TELEGRAPH.
40 Days Later from Europe-Arrival of the
TIM Steamthip Europa.
HALIFAX, n. S., June 18th, 1859.

HALIFAX n. S., June 18TH 1859.
The Steamship Europa from Liverpool with dates to
o 4h inst has arrived at this port She brings inter
tina news from the seat of war.
GUpntyivc thousand Austrians endeayOred to retake
p,sro on the 3lst but were repused with the loss Of
thousand prisoners and eight cannon. Five hundred
rians were drowned in the ca nal during the fight,
rrcb was extraordinarily sanguinary.
The Austrans were driven across the Tcino by the
,inianS and IOuayes but for these last the Sardin-
ans would have been defeated.
IN the ID of June the Austrians advanced from
pho towards the French outposts, but retired after
short fight carrying of about two thousand wounded.
Garbadi had surprised and beaten the Austrians at
rarosa. and entered Como on the ID The whole of
yaine is said to be in nsurrection against Austria.
The instruction in Lombardy is spreading. Gen. Neil
with thirty thousand men is supporting Garibad, with
the intention of marching on Milan.
The Austrians have withdrawn to the Eastern bank
If the Po and abandoned Terre Berrie and neighbour
ing country.
A revolt in the entire of European Turkey is immi
lent
INorE-V alteline said to be in revolt, lies in the
valley Of the upper AIDA, northeast of the Lake o.
Como. 1t belongs to Lombardy. There are no such
places as Terre and BerrlIe What places are meant
we cannot imagine.-J JOURNAL.
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SPIRITS TURPENTiNEOn Friday last the market opened
advance of cent and ruled firm at 43! cents to
Wednesday with liberal receipts however, and unfa
vorabe advces the advance lost yesterday, and it
closed As per gallon This morning sales have
taken place up the time Of closing enquiries the
market is quiet, and prices have declining tendency We
log Gurinn the week of 2 404 hhls.:
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REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET,
Fok THE WEEK ENDING JUNE 10TH, 1859.

TURrENTINE-Has been in steady demand from shippers
and dsters throughout the week just ended and prices
are the same quoted Thursday last The receipts
quite small hough better than those of the previous
week. comprising 1886 bbs which has found ready sale
on arrival IS for virgin IS for yellow Dip and 81 IS for
ba I'd Der $50 lbs. We quote sales as follows:
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" Drych ar Gwyliedydct."


Welsh Newspaper office. IL Nassau ST., ril H. 1853
PROF. O. J. WoOD :-Dear Sir,-Some month six
weeks ago received bottle of your Hair Restorative and
thinking at the time would restore the gray hair
original color but to her well my surprise, after
few trial has performed that wonderful effect by
turning all the gray hairs to dark brown, at the time
identifying and tckenng the hair Istrongly recommend
the above Restorative all persons want of such change
of their hair. CHARLES CARDEW.
NEW YORK, July Is, 1857.
PROF O. j. Wood: With confidence do | recommend
your Hair Restorative being the most ecacous article
ever saw Since using your Hair Restorative my hair and
whskers which almost white have gradually grown
dark and feel confident that few applications
will restore their natural color. 1t also has relieved
me of all dandru and unpleasant itching common among
persons who persplre freely. j: u hlLB1
falling off and turning gray fast becoming bald and
had tried MANY Remedies to effect. commenced using
your Restorative IN January last. few applications
ened my hair firmly. 1t began to fill up, grow out and
turned back its former color (black At this time it is
fully restored its original color health and appearance
and cheerfully recommend its use to all.
"''N 'N''' ]. D. HOES
Chicago, ILL.,, May l, 1857.
The Restorative put up bottles of sizes, viz: medium
and small the small holds pint, and retas for dol
lar Der bottle the medium holds at least twenty per cent
more in proportion than the small retas for dWo dollars
Der bottle the large holds quart 40 per cent. in
proportion, and retas for So.
o. J. WOOD CO., Proprietors 444 Bro adway New
| York and ia Market St., st. Louis, Mo.
AND SOLD BY GOOD DRUGGISTS AND FANCY GooDs
| DEALERS.
| May 9th, 1859 z06&36'Sm
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ALL PERSONS indebted to David Aaron either by Note
Account must make immediate payment the business
must be closed up forthwith.
". B. HACKENBURG, Assignee.
18th. 1853. 239-1m-42-lm
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HI. GRAHAM,

u WILMINGTON, N. c.,
vii give prompt and personal attention to all consgn
of Spirits Turpenne, Rosi Tar and Turpentine and
all Country Produce for sale.
Office upstairs over the store of Mr. H. VanGlahn adoin
ing Lutterloh's Wharf, North Water street.
,Cune l7-42-5t*
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1900 ACRES OF TEXAS LAND

1900 ACRES OF TEXAS LANDS
rs NOW offered for SALE titles indisputabe this sesse
Land situated on the San Barnard, in the mme <f
date vicinity of the Railroad which connects Gaveson
with Houston. Persons DESTROYS of moving West with
view of planting, would do well to regard this notice.
Apply to JNO. S. JAMES,
Wilmington, N c.
June 1lth 1859. 237-2-42-6t*
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EASFoN, Pa, June llth-A heavy frost occurred
mere last night, forming ice the thickness of quarter
r nooF IN the vicinity Of the Lehgh Valley railroad de-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-06-17

The Government Claim Against the Gardner Estate.
New YORK, Tune 14.-The Government has recover
ed the claim of $4,000 against the estate of Garer
been paid over.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-06-17
NOTICE,

The Hon. WARREN WINSLOW, Democratic Candidate
for Congress, will address the citizens of Ellington and
vicinity Saturday the 9th day of July, commencing
10 o'clock, A NJ.
lime L. 1859.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-06-17

NoTE.-Rver Lumber, Tar, and Turpentne sold in the
water subject to the expense OF landing inspection
Turpentne about 10 @ IA cents bb-and naval stores
when brought Railroad about the same expenses are in
curred.-* For virgin mixed Turpentne deduction
of oneh is made the price of yellow Dip
cording to quality.