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Idminisfrafors,s NnIIce-

THE undersiEned having been appointed atminisira-
Il Tor @ The estate a. Dr. r 3. nrsu, deceased. his is
therefore, 70 nutify al persons having claims agsinsf
sald estate o. present thfm fuly authenticated for sh-
1ustmfnt and those Iuicbted 70 said estate. either hy
nufe O. ao1uunt ~ cone fcrpard and settle immedaielr
o. To unlersimed. y GOODYEAR. Admir-,
Al TIE Oeutrsi Drug store. ?. o. RuiiAng Memphis.
arIn-fru1m
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oONPARArIvE PRICES on cOTroN.
80 49,
LATEsr LIrERPooL ororAr
OF COTTON

Fsir orlssn------- s. &-dl7s Cd
Nldilius o1lean-..-- - a-dlsSa ID
STATEMENT or COTTON.
stuck 20 hand ist September, s5s...---...bsies. 10.2D
Arrived past three -s----....-----.. $3.50
Arrived prrt"uf2 -----.--..is29s-LsD,As
10 .Sss
Eu-fted rast uEee dsgs-.-.-..-..- 95gl
bxn1fted p7evlousE ..-----s -.-----.l, 3e, 8t3-l s3o2. 1Sf
siodk Ca hani aud IN iD-blar "a
The past week has been a periad 20 considerable scti-
V1fg IN =me Of 0r leading ssples, the course q the
ireght aPd exchange markets having been favorable 10
accelerated nogement n vii be seen that Cotton hzs
met viii o sod demand 81 improved price Tohaooo has
moved 81 anre freely than a. any previou. period since
TIE opening 1 me season. Whilr SUGAR and Mola-ses have
atfracied but a mrfcrste demand. with reduced rates for
ihe former srlde- IN he variaus articles Of Western
Prgiuce dulsss generally p~revai,. the transactions
heing maiulF confined g. iImitri rsroeh ~ he home
demaud.
IL Eurupesn freight markut continue o. Be- in q very
drouniuz state. aud not WifhsfaIiing q further decline IN
he rates, no acilrIv has been ~rruduced. To Liverpoei
Cotton Is nov being shipped 81 "a. and 20 other ports the
r,tes are orrespeufing lou. AMI Flmosf noullusl- Scme
three OF four vessel. have been taken fr European ports
on private terms In cussfuise freirhts great iuilness
alao c~ontinues to prevail, he tendency o. he rate being
still downVaud. There are b. Considerable lots offreisht
ufrriur
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For Congress

Eofroas AFrEAI- Fisa-s snnoaacs ne o. aoandi-
d.is O. rspressnt M Dsstriah ~ Lazsr Houss - ne
nsrt caasrsu q ~ unfed s,sis.
- 81. 1855. DAVID X cURRIS
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RAJ srArE-Rsal estate is selling rapidly
m b i&cftv. On Tuesday, al two auctions,
houses and lots were sod to the amount Of
sfla 90
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IornvLLE, April 2o-Tss nvsri fsnins hsf VIA
ten sect IN TIE fsus.
ST LOWS Apfl 8-A~irrd-FsHst Bs--si-
Chsrfeau
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REooDEE's CoUKT.-There were eight cases
before the Recorder yesterday, and three addi-
tons were made to the Changing. A delin-
quent, who had been twice before the court,
charged with mfsdsntanor, and stssdfastly
refused TO give bis name, was brought again
yesterday, but remained inoorigible. In the
absence Of a commoner name, the Recorder
called bin John Smith, and fined him S25, IN
default Of which be was sent 70 the chain
gang for a periodic Of ffty-thrss days Thomas
Sheay, for disorderly conduct, was 6nsd $40.
GENUINE LIaUoA-Thers is a frequent con-
plant Of mean and pernieious liquor being sold
in this city. We this morning publish the ad-
vertisemsnt Of Boyle g. Co, Of Cincinnati,
whose domestic and foreign liquors are war
ranted to be pure and wholesome. The house
il q prominent one in the business and enjoys a
high reputation; they have been manufacturers
for many, years and possess that skin in the
production Of genuine liquors that only sxper-
ienoe can impar.
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Lose TAUEs 81 LATE HoURs-Codneil
coutinas5 their last Tuesdays meeting until
twenty minutes 10 one o'clock on "Wednesday
morning. TIE talk was enormous, the busi-
ness done within a shade Of nothing. Several
accounts were passed, a gunPOwder explosion
chatted about, military companies armoTy5
lite tao gen,ismeh's bonds were receivedi a
grant made in support Of Cofy's church
Washington street grade fixed where the City
Engineer advised il should not bes an in
menss chasm on Calhoun street ordered to be
bridgsd a. the low price Of Sis; $500 aPPro-
pristed 10 ". B. Richn nd The thousand and
first discussion on Strengthening Madison street
vas held three street Improvements ordered,
and an ordinance on paving alleys passed a
first time This Is the whole list COun-il
hold an extra meeting on Friday night to con-
their lengthy conversations.
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Cry M0IEs-ms expense OF feeo Tor 'Hs
cts mules for the months Of last Deeem0@'
Tanr7r~ and Fehuary. was S436-b5.
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DISSOLITIOA.
CORNS! CORNS!
ARRIVAL OF DR.. MURPHY
C-HIROPODEST.

OF NEW LIZA
TNHE DOCTOR would. 10 ne most ~raspectful manner.
Il snncuncr % he iaiics and gentlemen u Memphis
thst. a. the urgent soiiciiafion o. many highly resnectl-
bic families, be has been induced % visit this afy fr 3
few days oniy. and would impress upon an vho are suf-
fsfinz frUm CORNS. ByNIONS. OF any dseasfs af te
feet. that HE system Of treating an TIE zhove diseases H.
entirely novel and painie-s- ladies Or Eeulemcn wish
ing % cusult the Doctor. must maze immediate auplca-
ton. a. he has several engagements b fulldl, and will
positively leave ia q few days. once az mr GATOS0
HOUSE, Eec1 2s2. Hour frou ? 4. N-tobr -
api5-2rs
Dissolution.
UNuE oo-partnsrship q Al Walt a Co. w.- atassIr-
II "a On ire isfh inst By mutual consent
a J. VAN - chsrsef with TIE settiemeuf % al busi-
ness uunected win ire arm, and viii pay al he hshili-
o. q me zane. A. J. WALL.
- j. VAL
CO-Partnership.
TEE undsssisned have termed . oo-PsTinsrsbip q suc-
II cessors 81 Messrs- A. = WALL a 60. under he
name and style 81 III & OHNSO val cnunue
the Wholesale Grocery md Commission Business a. the
90 stand. 10 ~ Frunt Rov, Memphis, rsun
= r. a
srle VI. JAS. JOHNSON.
= Wall Jas gomssoNi
MrnrNIa. Tenn. n TnrrsrIua. Er.
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~ Elder A. Campbell, President Of Ben
asv College. Va, uil lecture on thH SUBJECT OF
Education. at ODD Fellows Hal to-hisn-
F-.,s. ~ Fducation are Invited to attend
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N9gNhrieS.
Partisan Fashions.

UfHE undersigned would respectfully INFORM the iadies
Il q Memphis and ricinlfys that shc has taken rouus
over the WiileTnary store q n. Godburz. corner 20
Main and Uniou streets. TIVE doors south q he Dry aocds
store o. Speed, D7noho A strange, and h nou In rcoeipt
- TIE --latest Paris and NcwOrieaus fashions Ladies may
rest assured hat nothiug later can BE- procured in he
uty Bridal. Evenilg and Partv Dresses nd 81 kind
q faucg Costumes male % order, and Il the shdrfeat
notice rapfT-7nl MAS A WALL
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BRndsi bands! Bandsi
We kssp constantly On hand . ran assortmeuta q buh
hachins-sFstchsd Lssther and Gun-Elastic
GIN AND MILL BANDS,
o. al ases. hsn two - sixteen inches 10 vifn, and b
Es are she Agents q he Nanufaaurcrs can sell then az
low - hey can Be found In he market. rd GUARANTEES
them 10 he % he beet quality made.
E-DNOSDSOS \ ARMSTRONG,
Ne. 2s7 KAN street.
aaso-Hva~iy sign o. TIE Goldsa stiuuB.
saddles, Harness, Brides, etc.
We are iusi nov r~eceivinEa nssh and ven selected
aaa q goei- In this line, snLh a.
SADDLES, BRTDIFg
HARNESS. COLLARS
HAMEs. WHIPS.
WAGON HARNEsS,
BEuDLE FILINGS. 4 COvERS.
SADDLE aAGs. ErC.. nc Erc
o. EVERT VARfErN-
AT q rtich 80 viii sen 81 NE brest market RATE
E~DHONnsON a ARMSTRONG
No. ~ Main stfeet.
suaHnUsEJ sizuofh e Goiden sursgn.
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CuredI

EITHER EXPLANATORY NCCTD on CHEosIC.
- nsrtr bs- severe ne csse,
Or q toal 1rs at1linr
cslff d. h0ErtAoHE > REMEDT. a1ish nasaife.dy
elred rtcut trrrtg thausand eases lob hsdof
s. MANSFIELD a. co Msu-hl1
J. WriEhf c. Nsw oricsari Ha11u. Hgds Glo. g.
Lous DR p H~oErIH0EE. Prdpriefor.
ag9-tsatm L~auisslns. X
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HOHTROPATHIC
SCOTT : DTxONIL '

llohNtas At Law AND SOLICITOR IN
"A Ckahs Memphis Tenn viii practice her rrofes-
san m al TIE Court helf IN the cts % MemBhig. md
ute supreue md FEDERAL Courts a. Jackson. Prompt at
t1nunn VII b given 70 al claims sor onnezioa enfrusf-
81 - hen one IN TIE NeE Bsnk Bundinr. orrnrr of
Man and Aslson streets, over River Bsnt. Enfrsnoe
On Madisun street. febfo-f~
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NosrH MAEKET HoUsE-The Market
House Committee have been prevented from
commencing active operations on The north
market house by the want Of a settled grade
on Washington street. Tie grade was settled
on Tues-ay rbi BY Council, which body re-
solved to dispense with he legal thirty days
notice. ara the wo.k viii now Be snergetioslly
$500 18th
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~ where is Tucker and bis wster-earts {
We want hin in he vicinity OF NAN anu
ass5isc- streets. where the iust is daily play
ibe an sorts Of sportivs Pranks with every
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MATTREss MANUFACTORY.

30 fua raris1uiar ee bans ofthe d. s6 ass.dF
I've afrarflseuseufa. Z n kiANff Hznsre
M urHEFrT aranf arI9-Iw
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Til Weekly Z. S Male S Passenger LiHs
BETWEEN
MEMPHIS. NAPOLEON a UCkSBURG,
On alternate days vim ne usus-s aal SeE ors,-s
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FRENCH WHITE ZINC PAINT.

k00 TONS sSOv NH and Ne. / Dr. snd
OOO Ground IN Oi in Frame. warranted FuRE. ia
store srf 70 arrivr. For ale b.
JOSEPH NJ. STRONG,
60 Read street. Nes rcrk.
nsr2o-sm AEcnt Nislne Aautasne a o., Paris
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OrEN1Ns OF TIA AFRckN SLAvE Trade
We Learn hat il is tbs intention Of Col Isaac
X. DAVIS, Of Psno'a county, Mississippi some
time next week to address the citizens OF Mem
phls on tie subise, Of rsopsning the African
Slave trade. A more paHicular notice ss to
The time shen the address is % Be delivered,
an s-,-.- 81. Fra saagon.
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DR.. LunsfOrd p. Kandeu, Jr.,
OFFERS his ssrviee- 70 he citizens % Memphis and
vicinity, m he various hranches Of his pl1fc-.ion.
Ofncc % Aaia street. between uuion and Gayosa. IN Pro-
vine a Stewart's block. a16-tn
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LEAVES MEMPHIS EVERY
Tuesday, Thln-sdGy 5 Saturday.
LEAVES VCKsBCRG EVERY
Monday, Tuesday s Saturday,
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Leaves Memphis cg-g SATURDAY. atGr d. Rs.urr-
ING. leaves Vi1zs8wE every TUESDAY,
THE above three eia-llt pssaru-ar Steam H.
ers have been parcd prominently -u
tle trade between Memphis 1uI NlcElur -
4uf WIN rrn fHr1rehaut The eurrr e.ssu. lsreaah.y 10
le GrscaiuE shaluic. tlEiuE feirlt and passengers fE
aI points On che river between 1eupls tui FrA5usi
points on ne
.G-kansas a1,d Bg,htte Rigers,
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Through c 4

Are sod bv hts line ever the various -ean1oM al
-uifrond lines shlve ueEeu of ft r-s which are q
Material swing o. tde traveller. Hua "l. tl- me o1l--a
.udacsmaut Hf % aVIr- of time au. money
Time between Memphis ana Nau.Iru 1u- Ncs1lfA
nj NaIalron-I lsurs Between ana fhEa-
lur--S hours.
For further mfrrmaraa arpT an beard OF na p1rafa
70 o. % q SHIELET. or
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n. B.-PsrlsuIar ateuldn VIII br PAID to ne wants
or my Old uIsuds Oh he Tine. Planters and Hsrch11sW
al me bets on mE iue suf rhar- rsf-ol1-e lsrer
fully olcfsIbr Jyo sHTHLEf
ar2-r
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gnraI nlxtttrs.
Iar.5,v ao71iss. aprii q. 'ss.

Nh"rsdaf Morntns' AFII
THAEKs-We thank Mr. Borden, 81 ADAMS
Express, for late New York papers
Pon1ic DocuuESrS-The Hon. r. John
son. Of Asksnsas. is entitled to oar hanksfor
public documents forwarded 70 this once
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CRY EcHooLs--h az iHp -
Superintendent hat there viii Be q "eeAly re-
view Of the schools Of Mrs. McGehee and h4iss
Bowers, on Linden street, between he hours Of
eisbt and twelve O'Clock On Friday morning.
me fnenas Of the school are invited 10 attend
We were in error Yesterday N sialhs
that tie cotton burned in Guanis & hih's s1ed
lsst night was covered BY insurance m the
Rlaf Cin Insurance Company. Nelearn mat
no. more than two or three bales Of the cotton
burned was insured al all TIE loss, We pre-
- e,us.~ The nu-nrrg.
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Passengers Round south

-if5lr - b51rIg rf a. f-Bs ~ ne Nail PacEsu n
hose rivers Prrmut nuI reliable connections are Iao
-aFe by ma line Win the ff-Iawfur sraauhc1r and ElIa
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Ladies and gentlemen who desire to have
themselves represented in a high style Of
beauty, art and perfection should visit the
famous Tyler & Co, opposite odd Fellows
Han.
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Lands for sale-s,s Hopkins 4 Kirby's card
on ths first page.
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Crowds Of beautiful ladies are daily having
their hkeBesses taken BY the artists Tyler &
Co, opposite Odd Fellows Hall.
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In snotnsr column, see me advertisement Of
GEoEsE PATTIsoE a Co, Booksellers and
ststioners, 2ss Main street, near Madison
street
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DANAeEp GooDs.-A portion Of my goods,
having been damaged by the last heavy rain,
I viii sen them regardless Of cost
A. SEESELL.
mTSolm 2s5 Main st., op. Court Square.
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Refer to Strauss, Lehman q Cor column On
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steamer Kate Frisbee,

mrMANrS Mister.
caves Msmplis syerg T-EsDAE % tF. Esa-1
ina. leaves Ti-kslu-- errl- ALA
Sfeauuer L 4 Cline.
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per =.
uN-Piats pr baz, Icn76INB0, "a IA -
TE~A-fmperiai 7s b. s., cunro.sier as 81 Al; Tourr
Hysrn. is b. so Black BnIoo-
I~0EACCo-Mo. X and Team IS e. - ~ =. v ~
tos Leafe OtoTo
WISE-IT o. 16c PER r
NlNEGAk-Pure white Wsur "a uar 81 Pure a.
IL 40 rAr HrIs rFas~ar.T a - - -
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.


CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
Prepared from prescription Of Sir j. Clarke, NJ D..
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen
This invaluable medicine is unfang the of all those
painful and dangerous diseases which female const
tuition is subject 1t moderates all and all
distractions, and speedy cure may be relied on
TO MARRIED LADIES
is peculiarly suited 1t WILL ill a short time, bring the
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Government
Stamp of Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits.
These Pills should not be taken by females during the
three months of Pregnancy, they bring
Miscarriage, but at any other time they safe.
In all of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain in the
Back and Limbs Fatigue slight exerton Papitaon of
the Heart, Mysteries and Whites these Pills will effect
cure when all other have failed and although pow
erfu remedy, do not contain irOn calome anthony
anything hurtfu 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,
(Late I. G. Baldwin & Co..
Rochester, n. 7.
N. B.-$1 90 and postage stamps enclosed to any
thOrzed Agent will insure bottle, containing so Pills, By
return mail.
For sale by Druggists generally.
HAVILAND, STEVENSON & CO., Charleston, Whole
sale Agents
March 18th, 1853 16l&29lY
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DIED.

In Baden county, n. c., the ls March, 1859, w F
BARNHILL aged years and months; also, on the 9TH
instant T. I. BARNIILL, aged Ii years, months and
days, sons Of j. J. and Mary Barnhill
Very suddenly at advanced age at the residence of
Mr. James A. Smith, in Robson Co.. Mrs. CATHARlNE
TAYLOR, native of Scotland but fer many years resi-
dent Wilmington and member of the First Presbyterian
Church in that place.
of those who sleep in Jesus the testimony of all who
knew her WELL would accord its most glowing terms to the
combination of the highest and finest Christian prnci
pies with the largest and tenderest Christian charity and
sympathy possessed by the deceased But another
in which she conspicuousy shone humility dmonshes
that brief notice OF her worth best suits her character
Her health having long been nm she seemed patiently and
cheeruly waiting in faith and hope, the Master
Death therefore, though sudden was neither nnwelcome
or unexpected messenger
Blessed is that servant whom his Lord when he cOmeth
shall find so doing.
Near Long Creek, in this county, the 10th inst of
bronchitis LOTT GROOM, Esq, aged 81 years and
leaving wife and two children, besides numerous friends,
to mourn his death.
At her residence in New Hanover county, the Sd
Mrs MARY A. ROWE, wife of Christopher Rowe. The
deceased had been consistent member of the PRESBYTERIAN
aged forty nine years, eleven months and TWENTY-FIVE days
Her illness which long and severe she bore with Chris
tan forude and met death with calm resignation to the
will of God She esteemed by all who knew her for
many excellent qualities Her virtue generosity, and
observance of religion secured the respect of both
rich and poor She leaves husband Children and
friends and relatives to their rreparabe loss
n. c. Presbyterian please copy. Con-
In Sampson County, Friday, the 18th instant after
lingering illness of some or months, Mrs. SARAH Pc
TERSON wife of Everett Peterson and daughter of Hiram
Blackburn, deceased.
At the residence of her in Gibson county, Tenn Mrs
ANNA O'DANIEL, in the 10th year Of her age widow
Alexander ODaniel, decd, formerly of Dupn county,
| Carolina.
In fernando co., Miss, on the 18th December last, Mr.
REUBEN BRANCH in the I'D year of his age, leaving
large circle of relatives and friends to mourn his loss
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Death of Judge Ellis.

WASHINGTON, March 15.-Judge Vespasan Ellis,
late of Virginia and editor of the American Organ,
published in this city during the Administration of Mr.
Fillmore, died yesterday from dropsy aged 50 years.
He once represented this country in diplomatic capa
arv in South America.
further from Mexico--The Success of the Liberals
NEW ORLEANS, March 12.-The steamer Tennessees
nails confirm the reported success of the liberals in
Mexico The reactionists under Gen. Cobas, fifteen
hundred strong have been beaten back by an inferior
Uce.
Gen Mramon is reported as retreating on Orizaba
only Gen. Otto was left at the capital.
The news of the intended action of the American gov
rnment had greatly encouraged the liberals
The United States sloop-of-war Savannah had ar
rived off Vera Cruz.
The English and French were harassing Juarez.
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PILES in BOTH FORMS CURED.

READ THIS can only account for my present sound
health from the constant though moderate of
HAYES HOLLAND BITTERs having from my youth suffered
at intervals from Piles in both FORMS sometimes severely
as to completely PROSTATE have for several months
past though subject to loss of Sleep and unusual physical
effort been entirely free from any symptom of this distress
proved
Persons doubling the authenticity of this certificate
requested to call upon communicate with the pTopreOrs
They will take pleasure only referring them its
thor many others who Holland Btters
for the affection with equal success.
! See advertisement. March Is .-l6l&29lw.
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RosM-We have no change of Importance to report in
the market for either grade during the week just ended For
fine there has existed moderate enquiry and none offering
on market We quote nomnay at 50 Is to 81 so per bb,
in quality For low No. and No. there has been
scarcely any demand and with moderate stock in recev
ers the market has ruled dull We quote sales of $50
bbs of the former at 81 40 81 3d. 81 Is 81 25 and AIS
do. of the latter at 81 20 to 81 80 per bb For Common
there has been only light dema nd and note limited
transactions former quotations The receipts have been
meagre and receivers have only small stock hand
which generally held above the views of buyers. We
quote sales as follows:
Friday. 700 bbs. at 81 Is for large bbs.
Do......2 900 ' sc 81 20 per 80 lbs.
Tuesday,. j, 900 90 "sl 20" g 50
TAR-There has been moderate enquiry from shippers
since last and the market rules steady The receipts
for the reach only ll75 hbls which have changed
hands s. u bbl Sales Tuesday of 100 bbs and
Thursday GOO do, in shipping order, at 81 80 q bbl
BEEF CATTLEScarcey any beeves have been brought in
for time and the supply in butchers hands has become
materially reduced being barely sufficient for present
We note brisk demand, and quote stall atted at Ct to
cents % H., as in quality.
BARKELsWe have change to report the market for
Spirits Turpentne barrels There moderate supply in
first hands, demand limited We quote sales of only
few small lots during the week at 81 60 to 81 50 each fr
second hand ones, cash and time
CoTToN-For this article the market has ruled active dur
Ing the week just ended and quotations show advance OF
cent previous figures owing to the small quantity
markets however, and the high which holders ask
ing the transactions have been limited On Thursday sales
of Ga bales at II cents for middng and W cents for strict
middng. No further sales until Wednesday, when 137
bales went at IL cents for mddng III cents for low mid
ding, cents for strict mddng and IL cents for good
middling 81 do 02 cents for low ordinary; do at II
cents for good ordinary Sc do at liz cents for mddng
and 81 do at IL for strict middng-closng with
brisk demand from buyers above rates. and sellers gener
ally holding higher.
CoFFEE-of nearly all descriptions, is in moderate stock
and market firm. See table for store rates.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-03-18
MARRIED.

In the First Presbyterian Church, in this town, Wed
nesday afternoon 9th inst by Rev. NJ B. Grer, Capt ROB
ERT W. B. BLANEY, to Miss EMMA A. OSGOOD.
In Sampson county, the 22d umo, by Rev. Stephen
Senter, Mr.. HAYWOOD BUTLER, to Miss SABRA j.,
daughter of Buman H. Crumpler, Esq.
At Spring Garden New Hanover county on the 10 inst
by &. j. Moore, Esq, S. s. SATCHWEL, NJ. D., to Miss
A. v MOORE, daughter of the late A. l.. Moore.
BY j. A. Cunninggm, February 24h 1859, GABRIEL
B. CARR to Miss ISABELLA JOHNSON, all of Dupn
county, N. c.
At Stump Sound, Onsow county, at the residence of the
father Sunday morning, the 18th ns by Edward
Williams, Esq, Mr.. JOSEPH CONGLITON, to Miss MARY
SHEPARD, daughter Of George Shepard, Esq., all of said
county
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-03-18
NOTICE.

1NHE SUBSCRIBER having obtained letters of Admins
traton at March Term, 1852 of the Court of Pleas and
Quarter Sessions for the county of New Hanover upon
and singular the goods and ciattes rights and credits
William R. Walker, deceased, hereby notifies all persons
debted to said Estate to make immediately and al
having claims against said Estate hereby mott
fed to present them within the time prescribed by law 9th
erwse this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery
g. F. WALKER, Admir-.
March 16. 291t*