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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-06-10

TAR-Aer closing review Thursday last the price
declined CENTS then the market has ruled steady
Only about 257 bbs received for the week. and sold at
81 so u Dbl.
BEEF CATTLE &cThe market continues to very poor
ly supplied with beeves, and notice active demand
from butchers arrivals weeks past have been
confined to small lots and there is scarcely sufficient
hand present We quote grass atted at prices
gng 81 per bthe latter figure for prime
quality SHEEP rather better supply and the demand
has become somewhat checked though extra article
would sell readily at high figure. We quote at 81 so to
50 Is each, in quality.
BARRELs-These has been only light demand for some
time past for empty Spirits Turpentne barrels and conse
ouenty the market has ruled dull The arrivals have been
moderate and the stock in first hands is ACCOMPLISHING We
continue to quote 81 IS 90 for second hand ones
with small sales,
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FURNITURE! FURNTTURE,,

AS COMPLETE AN ASSORTMENT AS CAN BE found
in city, and cheap for cash. offered to the in
spectiOn Of the public at No. TO- Front Street. Wilmington
c. Purchasing from first hands the factories for cash.
and selling for cash it's equivalent, the Subscriber
enabled to offer greater inducements the citizens of Will
mngon and of the State generally to buy at home, than
has before been 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 TeeaTetes Lounges Easy Chairs Rocking Chairs
Etageres or Whatnos Ottomans FooStoos, Centre Sofa
and Card Tables Chairs Mantle and Pier Classes Secre
tares Book Cases. Tea, Breakfast and Dining Tables Side
boards, Cane, W0Odseat and Cushioned Chairs, in great
variety Bureaus, Bedsteads, Washstands Toilet Tables
Wardrobes Fancy Cottage Sets Mattresses Beds Pillows
Boalsters, &C. large stock of Looking Glasses, Office
Furniture Childrens Chairs, Cradles, Cribs Trunde Bed
steads, Toy Bureaus, &c. o. L. FlLLYAW.
March ID, 1859 15O&27-ly
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.


Prepared from prescription Of Sir j Clarke, H. D.,
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This invaluable incidence is unfailng in the of all
those painful and dangerous diseases to which the female
constitution is subject 1t model ates all and
moves all DISTINCTIONS and speedy may be relied
on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
is peculiarly suited. 1t WILL in short time, bring the
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle price One Dollar, bears the Government
Stamp of ereat Britain to prevent counterfeits.
CAUTION.
These Pills should not be taken by tTnoleS during the
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, they
to bring Miscmrio9e int at any other time they
safe.
In all of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain in tie
Back and Limbs Fatigue slight exertion, Papaation of
the Heart, Mysteries and Whites these Pills will effect
when all other have failed and although pow
erfu remedy, do not contain iron calome anthony,
anything hurtful to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package,
which should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES
Rochester, n. Y.
n B.-$l 90 and postage stamps enclosed to any
thorized Agent will insure bottle, containing 50 Pills by
return mail
For sale by all the Druggists in Wilmington; Haviand
Stevenson Co., Charleston; Santos, Walker Co., Nor
folk, wholesale Agents
May u, 1859. I'll & 37-eow-1y
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RosIN.-In the market for the finer grades have
change of importance report far regards prices
For Pale the demand during the week has been exceedingly
light buyers showing but little disposition operate unless
materially lower rates, which sellers refuse accede
We quote sales of only few small lots Tin all about 500
bbs 50 to 81 so per Dbl, and half price for Opaque
receipts meagre and stock light. Nos and have also
ruled quiet and transactions confined to about 800 bbs of
the 81 So 2 and of the latter go do at 81 40
81 so per Dbl, according to quality. The market for
Common has ruled active under the advices received aud
quotations show advance Of 10 cents. But little
has received and the stock market is unusually
light-cIosng with fair demand at 81 40, and the small
quantity offering is generally held at higher price.
We quote sales for the week follows
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NEW YORK, June 7th-Cotton- of 100 bales to-
day at advancing rates. Flour is depressed sales of 6
SC Sc g. Ohio at 81 go and Southern 81 1ase o.
Wheat heavy sales Of 5000 bushels at decline
1 s %as ~ rsa 30 WSe T 81 g.
yellow So cents, mixed ss cents Pork frm Mess at SIT
SIT Is, Prime at sl4 90 49, Lard is dull Whiskey is
firm at 2 % cents Sugar is steady New Orleans 81 cts
MuscoVado 81 81 cents Molasses easier New Orleans 38
a cents Coffee quiet at 10 u cents Spirits Tupen
tine dull at 48 40 cents. Rosn is firm at 81 "a 81 85
Rice is dull at a Al cents.
TAwBORO', June 4.-Turpentne- So As to 2 so.
Scrape, As to SO cents y 100 lbs.
Corn, 81 to S y Dbl
Cotton 10 to log cents.
Bacon, IL to Is cents
Lard, 10 to 103 cents.
CHARLOTTE, NJ G., June 7.-Bacon- Il Is, sides
II II, hog round 90 1l5 Lard 12s 13c. Four-exra
sqper ss in sbls IS Is $ 5O do bags % g.
~ to Midding ass cents Conse~Rio III ii cents;
iasses-New Orleans, IS 90 West Indies So 4Oc But
ter Is OOe. Beeswax q Soc Feathers 90 OOc Salt
report decline in Flour &C caused S bv foreign
advices. The market toleraby well supplied and prices
Wo Sc y S9
Wheat.-The quotations reduced but the demand is
good. 1t is firm at 81 Is to 81 Is:
Corn is rather the declne85 to 81 may be considered
the top of the market.
CottonThere were only % bales of cotton sold last
1t is dropping and we lower quotations to % for the
Bacon-supply good with no changes in price since last
| report-hams 49, hog round III
| Chickens are in demand at 70 to 25.-Democrat
| BALTIMORE June Flour is dull Howard ST., Ohio
and City Mills declined Csc. Ts Dbl. Wheat dull red 1855
l6Oc white $50 1885, Corn steady and active white "a
| y a II, sides 81 g. Whskey dull Ohio zoe.
CHARLOTTE, N. c. June Cotton have no trans
actions to report in this market to-day.
Flour GrainOwiugt unfavorable advises from
Europe the Flour and Grain markets are depressed, W.
quote sales as follows
Corn IS So cents % bushel Wheat 81 20 81 80 $ bu
Flour Sc a S. rs % Dbl.
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WAYNE FEMALE co1I.EcE.

NHE FALL SESSION will begin on Thursday the 18th of
July 1859 Perfect proprety in the department of our
Pups prudent economy in their expenditures unweared
dence IN their Studies and elevated standard of scho
an are cardinal principles in system of government
10 the people an the middle and eastern sections of Caro-
ana, we appeal with confidence for support Ours is
peasant, retired and healthy suaton-slfcienty remote
rom the various rail roads which ntesect each other here
10 be free from annoyance Our location is also abundany
tar enough above the level of the insure good health
vi tins our history for the three years past affords the most
satisfactory evidence and at the time pupils NAV
return home at the close Of the Spring term aeiko1 k
from 100 sudden transition of climate Why send YOUR
spend the Winter and Sprngthe healthy seasons of
the eastern counties, 10 pass their long Summer r1cdtion
r1CeS for them TO return to School?
Remember too, that tie additional expense for rail road
tickets hotel bills &C. necessarily incurred in carrying
pupil to Female College of this point will be more
than enough to pay for the hOn of that pupil in WAYNE
Female College Session See the n g. Advocate for an
example in proof
81 so will pay for Board, Washing. Fuel Lights and
tuition in the College Session. and SCI 80 will
pay Tor the same in the Preparatory Department. Music
on Piano or Guitar Painting, Embroidery &C. &c taught
at customary prices. For Catalogue apply the under
signed. r.
GOldsbOro', \. C.. S. NJ. FROST President
The Weekly Herald of Wilmington the Marion Star the
Weekly Progress of NeWbern the Washington Dispatch,
the Times Of Washington, will please insert the above six
1lInes and send account to me for payment. S. NJ F.
June 10th, 1859 H.Gt
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.

equity
court Of Pleas and Quarter SeSsnS, May Term, 1892
Moses vs. nlp"an Original Attachment.
John H. Sutton. -
appearing satisfaction of the Court that John H.
Sutton, defendant in this attachment so a0sconds or
concea himself that the ordinary process of law cannot be
served upon him. ,,... , .
Therefore ordered by the Court that publication be
made for six weeks in the Wilmington Journal to the effect
that the said John H. Sutton appear and plead or answer to
said attachment Judgment pro conesso will be taken as
to him. y. II. bEAHAN' Ot9 5 A. A.
June 10. 41-oI
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$50 REWARD.

a& RUNAWAY from the subscriber, on the 18th day OF
"a January 1858, my boy DICK. He is dark complicated
heavy set weighs about 6O lbs. height about feet
inches He is king in the neighborhood of Timothy
Newkirks II will give the above reward for his apprehen
sion and delivery or his any jail OF the
give 500 for evidence sufficient to convict any person OF
harboring him. James fA 1oSo 9.
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DIED.

morning of the 9th inst, of consumption Mrs REBECCA
GREEN wife of L. W. Humphrey and daughter Of the late
Dr. John and Mrs Sarah A. Bradley aged q years. mos
and days.
At Kngstree S. Co. the eth inst, ELIZA eldest daught
er of James E. and Eliza Nets
In Brunswick county, the 18th inst, Mrs. MARGARET
MckETHAN, aged about 50 years
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CHARLESTON, June 8.-CoTToN-The sales this morning
amounted to 479 bales at the following prices 10 at IS
at 81 l29 at 10 10 at lO 40 at 0 10 at 0 and 60 at
IL cents.
CoRN-The arrivals Corn since report reach
ed i'll all about 10000 bushels consisting of 400 bushels
mixed North Carolina and 5000 bushels Maryland white,
part bags The North Carolina sold at IS cents d
bushel, the Maryland i'll bulk at 81.
RCEThe market for this article has perhaps seldom been
unsettled state than find ourselves compelled
to report it for the past week. Buyers have operated only
COmpusOn while factors endeaVored to sustain prices,
but without eeCtng this object The market yesterday
closed dull with sales of 200 erces quality at $
50.
RoUGn RlCE-Thc arrivals of the week, about 2l,OOO
bushels have principally been forwarded to the mills by
factors for pounding
OArsNear 1000 bushels Maryland received had in part
sold previous to arrival and part landing at 62 cents
sale of 5000 bushels on the has also been made at 65
cents.
Stockholders Of store lots there being none afoa have
advanced their asking prices Is per sack for
and seamless Sacks there is however, but very limited de-
mand.-Ne,cs.
NEW YORK. June Al Three Days Preceding. ]-NAvAL
Crude Turpenne is in very limited supply and
nomnay unchanged Spirits Turpentine has further de-
cned and the close quite rreguar-the latest
actions however, confirm decline since Tuesday, CT
cent q gallon, both the sales yesterday being at Al IS
to arrive and As 80 herethe stock light, and there is
enquiry for freight though engagements have
been etced-sales since last 1000 bbls here (inclu
ding retail ot at 48 so cents cash. and 1000 do arrive
AZ 40, chiefly AZ As, and including 600 yesterday within
this range merchauabe and shipping order The stock of
Common Rosin entirely exhausted, and all here, and all
expected for time has been taken at advance
y % 80 lbs Strained has also been sold extensively
the prices of Common he preference only being given
naming in market-saes Is 900 bbs Common and Strained
81 IS 81 so aoat and to arrive, and 81 IS 81 823 u
80 lbs to arrive 81 S23 being paid for Common yesterday
BESIDES $4,000 bbs good Strained and No. 81 IS 81 95
y 80 lbs No. dull, and best Pale be
quoted S6-he sales 600 bbls. No at 81 S. so
and $50 extra Pale S. % $50 lbs. Tar, whole parcels
very dull and rather nominal though selected, wanted
for shipping and retail lots command full ratessaes $50
and NeWbern him. IN lots, 81 ~ ~ 3 In order IN yard
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FOR SALE.

A FINE HARNESS HORSE, warranted to be one
S among the best in the State He sound true and
gentle is seven years old will work in any harness
and is fine traveller, trotting mile in four minutes
If not sold previously to Tuesday next tConrt week.
will be disposed of at public auction
~ E. HANSLEY.
WILMINGTON lime 10Th 1888 4l-1t-236-lt
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MARRIED,

Pollard Mr.. BENZ. j. GARRETT to Miss SARAH ANN
WARD, all of OuslOw.
At Brewster Mass the lst inst, by Rev. Thos W.
Brown Mr.. ROBERT W. BROWN of Wilmington, N. c.,
to Miss CAROLINE NJ BERRY, daughter Of Capt. Ben
amin F. Berry, of Brewster.
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sTRAYED OR STOLEN,

=. FROM THE SUBSCRIBER, On the night Of the
S4~ 10Th May, 1859, dark bay ORSE His two fore,
~ and one of his hind feet white He is OF com
mon size has spot the of the left clear OF hair
is s. or years old have owned him three years.
ANY person taking him up delivering him to me- four
miles East of Teachys Depot the North East River,
giving me information that can get him. will be liberal
ly rewarded. Hl5Ii C "a En- NJ ga
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TAKEN UP

eA AND COMMITTED to the Jail of Duplin County N.
* c., NEGRO MAN who says his name is BARILlN,
he is the property of Harry Hodge, Of Beau
1oI1 County N c. Said Negroes left eye out The own
er is hereby notified to forward property pay
charges and take him away otherwise he will be dealt with
as the law dire cts PATRICK MERRITT, Jailor.
Kenansvle N. c., June 10, l859.-4ltf
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NEWBERV, June 8-Turpentine-S yesterday Of 800
bbs at 81 for virgin and IS 10 for dip.
No transactions in other articles OF naval stores No
change in prices with heavy demand.
Flour.-sellng unusually slow at former prices.
FAYETTEVILLE, June 6.-Bacon 10 a 1871 Cotton
Fair to Good IL a III; Ordin to Mid lOi q log; Flour
family 81 Is q IS Super 81 90 q TO- Fine, Sc IS a
Wheat 81 Is a 25; Oats IS q IS, Peas 81 % O IS
Rye 81 20 a 80 Lard-124 q IA cents Molasses-Cuba
pool Sack, 81 rs a GO Turpentile yellow dip, 81 so
90; Virgin, s. 90 90; Hard 81 rs q 90; Spirits,
81 a 38 cents.
Baeon-Very little n C. coming to market Western SELL
ing readily from at 103 to lie. for shoulders liz
lac. for Sides
Eour-Receipts light. Sales Friday and Saturday 81
to 81 10 for Super.
Corn and Peas sell readily at quotations.
Spirits Tmpentine declined since last review to cents
per gallon
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SPIRITS TURrENTINE-The market continued steady at
last Thursdays quotation az cents) to Monday when
there better feeling among buyers, and the price ad
vanced centclosing at Is cents per gallon The mark
has since ruled firm at this figure receipts and stock
light. Sales for the week reach 3,O22 bbls., viz:
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Rg~sWE authorized and requested to Hon.
WARREN WINSLOW, of Cumberland county, candi
date for reelection represent this the third district
North Carolina in the Congress of the United States
subject the action of Democratic District Convention
should the party of the district deem proper call
Marcb
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NorE-River Lumber, Tar and Turpentine, sold in the
water subject to the expense of landing inspection
cooperage &c. lumber 80 81 ~ M; Tar and
Turpenne about 10 % IA cents bbl-and naval stores
when brought u Railroad about the same expenses are in
curred--* For virgin mixed Turpentine deduction
of onefth made the price of yellow dip,
cording to quality
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REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET,
FOK THE WEEK ENDING JUNE 9TH, 1859.

TURpENTNE-Snce review of Thursday last there has
been fair demand for shipping and dstDg purposes and
the market has ruled firm at previous quoations3 so for
virgin IS for yellow Dip and 81 IS for hard Owing to the
low stage of the water courses, little has arrived
from above and the receipts continue unusually
light the season. the sales for the week just ended foot
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80 We invite gentlemen who hav any curiosity 20 graft
~ III the way OF examining fine machinery to call and see
our SINGERS No. . Standard SHUTTLE Machine in
daily operation i'll Manufacturing Department. We will
show you upwards of fifteen hdred 1egul0r-pete fine
stitches PEI minute! the the either side and
demonstrate to your understanding clearly and unquesona-
bly,, that there is other machine that will do The same
work as well ,cl equal facility. And furthermore that
Singers Machine is less liable 10 get Of 0rde and gives
less trouble to beginners than any other machine in
Dom purchase machine until you examine all.
o. S. BALDWIN,
Agent for J. NJ. Singer i Co.
June 9th. 1859 235-lt-l-1t
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Wilmington Wholesale Prices Current.

90 1T should be understood that quotations generally
the wholesale price In filling small ORDERS high
er rates have to be paid
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SURGEONS SERMONS APPEAR IN THE " New YORK w !.
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MOLASSES-NIOLASSES.
TIER BRIG SEA BELLE from Cuba direct, landing
L and going into store.
a3s hhds new crop Santa Cruz Molasses very superb
tierces article of heavy body fine flavor, bright
40 bbls color, and sWeet-al in bright and new pack
ages For sale low by G. G. & w. ]. MUNRO. .
June g. Corner Princess and Water streets.
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pI y IO,OUU
We learn that all the returns of subscriptions have
not yet BEEN received, among them Edgecombe, where
more than 100000 have been subscribed The whole
amount OF capital stock which the act gives authority
lot subscribing, is $25OOGOO-RtL SGndTd
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New FLoUR.--The first flour from new wheat was
brought to town Friday last. 1t was from the Mills
of Harris Tysor Esq, of Fair Haven, Moore county,
and was ground on the first day of May From 81
bushels of new wheat he made So bbls of Four, of
fine
Mr.. Tysor has favored US with bag of it. 1t is of
superior quality.-Fa4etevILe Obserper GIL INST
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Bank of North-CaroIina.

1t VIII be seen in paper of to-day, that the Com
missoners have notified the stockholders in this new
Bank to assemble in Raleigh on Wednesday the 10th
day of July
We fOOvrc tho subscribed at yariOus
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q The Gonzales (Texas Dnquirer, of the 2lst utimo,
mentions number of cotton blooms in the fields near
that town.
There was heavy frost throughout the State of Ohio
and at Pittsburg, Pa on the morning of the 4th inst
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MKpITERRANEAs WHEAT.-This variety of wheat
bias been supposed insectproof, and although thick
skinned, dark flour variety it has been grown extern
svely on account Of its freedom from insect rayages
II now appears by letter from wheat-grower ID
Elkbart County, Indiana, that it is no longer exempt
He thinks that the crop of that county in 1852 which
was almost universally of Mediterranean wheat, was
nearly half destroyed by the Hessian fly, and that the
present growing crop bids fair to suffer still worse
The writer asks this very pertinent question-Win
new importation of seed have any effect to prevent
this increasing eyil We suggest that the experiment
he tried.