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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-02-02

RosN-Durng the week just ended the market has ruled
rather quiet for ell kinds though we have to report more
business in Nc than for some time past prlnclpay
however in the lower grades We quote sales of about p,
600 bb No. at prices ranging 81 30 to 81 go for in
feror and ordinary Is 81 80 per bb for ne-the
latter price for bright article. In No. nothing has been
done the way of sales that can hear OF the Market
rules Inactive and quotations in table are merely nominal
For Common the advices from other markets nave peen
rather unfavorabe and had the tendency to check
and the market here closes IN rather droop
ing condition; there is however, only light stock held
here and holders are asking former quotation The
sales for the week reach only about $500 bbs at 81 Is
30 lbs.
TAR-Has arrived very sparngy since our last and in
fair demand former quotation Only about 092 bbls re-
ceved for the week. and sold at 81 per Dbl.
BEEF CATTLE-Arrive slowly, and are in light supply
Only one lot 2G head received for the week. and ia
ken at 81 per ID. There fair enquiry from butch
ers and good quality sells readily at fair price.
BARRELs-he market continues to rule decidedly dull
for empty Spirits Tupenne barrels. Scarcely any demand
exists and fair stock in first hands. We quote
ond hand prices ranging from 81 40 to 81 80 EACH
in quantity and quality.
Corn MEALS moderate request and receipts
The been confined to small parcels from the gran
aries at 80 to 95 cents per bushel, in quantity
CorToN-Rued quite active in the early part of the week
and had an advancing tendency For the past three
DAYS however, buyers have shown less disposition to ope
rate and at the close the market is in rather dropping
condition The receipts for the week have been moderate
still we notice only small quantity at present Offering
market We quote sales of only AIT bales at 10 IL cents
as follows good ordinary 10 cents low middng 1o4
lOl cents middlng lO3 lOl cents; strict middlng 1o2
lOF IL cents good mddng, II III cents and middlne
fair l cents per cents lbclosng at II cents fer good
middling.
DRIED FRur-No late receipts sales that hea
Of We quote at cents for apples, and to cents fo
uppss!sd, and Q to iii cents for peeled peaches.
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LAND FOR SALE.

NsA $50 ACRES OF LAND in Sampson County. adjon-
- ing the lands of E. Gregory, widow Gavin A j. Dan
- iel and B. Pgford. There is fine chance to improve
the production the land there mari bed of excel
lent quality the cleared portion it is also well adapted
for corn cotton and would produce we'll with guano or
plaster. There also few turpenne trees on the prem
ses Mr. Waters will show the lands any person when
called upon Terms made to suit purchasers Apply to
W. r. BELL, Warsaw n. G.
Feb, End. 1860 23-3m*
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REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET,
FOE THE WEEK ENDING FEBRUARY lsr, 1860.

TURPENT1NE-Ruled steady at former quotations up to
Monday when there activity in the market, and
price advanced CENTS sales being made at 81 70 fol
yellow Dip 81 20 for virgin and 81 Is for hardthe market
closing firm at above figures, with fair enquiry from ship
pers and dsters The arrivals have been only moderate
and the transactions the week ended this morning
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s,o REWARD.

81 RUNAWAY from the subscriber on the night Of the
~ oath inst. his negro man CHARLES SAID negro aDouI
five feet or inches high, about IS years oIdthrows
6is right foot out considerably in walking. He is well
known about town. Has old look.
"a 0 ~ JOHN T. REWETT.
January &c, 1860. Ei-It--1s4t'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-02-02

SPIRrs TURPENTINE-There has been activity IN the
market the close of last review Saturday the
prce having advanced ~ cents at hchfgures sales were
also made on Monday No reported yesterday this
morning we learn that offered for other lots OF
town made which are held higher Sales for the week as
follows
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THE ONLY ARTICLE
UNRIVALLED In MARKET,
WITH IMMENSE

HOME AND european DEMAND.
The why, that by Natures own process it re-
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bald heads all dandru itching, and heat from the
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judge for yourself: ~
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My hair now its natural color and much improved in
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Cor Columbia and Carroll sts., Brooklyn
Prof. WooD-Dear Sir: Your Hair Restorative ha done
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oape e to the
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept 9, 1889
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-02-02

NoTE.-Rver Lumber Tar, and Turpentne sold in the
water subject to the of landing inspection
cooperage &C.; say lumber 80 cents to 81 M Tar and
Turpentne about 10 q IA u bb-and naval stores,
when brought u Railroad about the expenses are in
CURED. For virgin mixed Turpentne deduction
of oneh is made the price of yellow Dip &C
cording to quality.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-02-02
SPECIAL NOTICE .

Av1NG established resident buyer in the city of New
- rd extended to him facilities for procuring bar
they occur" feel that we have placed ourselves
g. IN advance of competitors in our offering OF cheap,
E.ndsome Goods and late novelties. We receive weekly
nnSditjous to our magnificent stock. -,,,,,- rx,,,
2o.-2l If dEDhlCh q Isl AN
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DIED.

county, Iowa. the 18th ult, of consumption
WILLIAM AUGUSTUS VANAMRINGE, late of Califor.
MIA second of ohm and Eliza VanAmrnge, of Cincin
natl Ohio, in the Goth year of his age
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-02-02
MARRIED..

On the 2Gth inst by Rev. j. B. T. Patterson Mr. ALSTON
A. POND, to Miss VIRGINIA PERKlNSON, both of this
town.
Petersburg papers please copy.
In Onslow county on the 25th JAN. 1861 by Henry H.
Sandin, ESQ.,, Mr.. EDWARD W. HENLY, to Miss LOUISA
PHILLIPS daughter Of Mr. E. T. Phillips, all Of OnslOw.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-02-02
Wilmington Wholesale Prices Current,

A should be understood that quotations generally
represent the wholesale price, In filing small ORDERS high
er rates have to be paid. "
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-02-02

COFFEE-COFFEE.
oHn BAGS fair to choice Rio Coffee daily expected
CU bought for cash from ship direct from the import
ar and win be sold low from vessel ON its arrival
~ For sale nv ~ HATHAWAY & co.
Feb. ], 1850.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-02-02

R COUGHs COLDS, HoARSENEss and INFLUEN-
k:SSuLN "a IRRITATION, SORENESS any affection
20 of the Throat CURED the HACKING COUGH
tSIlHNNiILLIU in CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS, WHoOPING
81 COUGH, ASTHMA, CATARRH, RELIEVED by
ZESNEN1 BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES, or
WV COUGH LoZENGES.
simple and elegant combination for COUGHS, &c.
u7 Dr. g. F. BIGELow, Boston.
recommend their use to PUBLIC SPEAKERS
u1n..,, Rev. E. II. CHAPLIN, New York.
moS' Sdtutdry relief in BRONCHITIS
uD.e., Rev. s. SEIGFRIED, Morristown, Ohio.
co. 0SVJ'ct0t WHen compelled to speak, suffering from
NV ~ Rev. s. ]. P. ANDERSON, st. Louis.
Egectudt IN Te0r,ng Hoarseness and Irritation of the
Throat so common ocih SPEAKERs and SINGERS"
Prof. M: STACY JOHNSON, LAGRANGE, Ga.
uo Teacher of Music, Southern Female College.
49, ured 0enSt toen taken before and after preaching, as
ey preUent HoarseneSS From their past Effect think
"ey t0'A be Of permanent Advantage to me-"
Rev. E. RowLEY, A. M,
60, President Athens College Tenn.
A,s Sold oy all Druggists. at as cents per box
ss9 S Browns LAXATIVE TRocHEs or Cathartic Lozer.
@Te9HS Affections, DO. <' ~-'NOO'''''
Fes' 2nS, lssp. as,au
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-02-02

ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
TNHE FOIL OWING NUMBERS DREW THE PRINCIPAL
/ Prizes in the Drawing of January "a, 1860:
Numbers. Prizes. Numbers. Prizes Numoers Pr1ze a
% 1877. 5O,OOOI2s,61. $40, 0oOl
Numbers 49, ALA 2,2o4, 2,s5s. 2s4l s7ll 6o4 5419'
2SO 6279 1857, s6, 1891. ,0O6, 1910, 1902
$685. 1902 49, 295, 2O76, TO- $685. 2l0e6, q 3OS
$685. $751; 22O27 997, 1877, a. ST. 900, 25672, 26
2s4 $685. 266SI 81 $780, 1888, 2sl4O 2s,7ss, 49,
2O3 and 49, 230-$1OO0 each.
The next Drawing of this ceebra sed Lottery will take
place the 18th of February Forp ticEars see advertise
ment in another column.
Ian 3Ist 1860 l25&23-1t*
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As accidents happen in aceregU1ated families +"
very desirable cheap convenient for repairing
Furniture Toys Crockery &c.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
meets all emergencies and household afford to be with
ont it. 1t ready aid to the sticking point There Is
longer necessity for mpng chairs pnered veneers headss
dolls and broken just the article for eone SHE'LL and
other work. popular with ladies Of refinement and
taste.
This admirable preparation is used cod being chemically heo N
solution possessing valuable qualities Of the best cabinet
makers Glue may used in the place Of ordinary muciaS
being vastly adhesive
"UsEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE"
NB-A Brush accompanies each bottle.
Price, IS Cents
Wholesale Depot No. 48 Cedar Street. Nesc YORK.
AdJraos HENRY c. SPALDING d CO.,
<2U"AoS' Box 1900, N. York.
Put nm for Dealers in Cases containing four eight and
twelve dozen-s beautiful Lihrograph shoW-Card accom-
panying each package.
h5y-A single bottle of SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
will save ten times its cost annually to every s
Sod by all prominent Stationers, Druggists hardware
and Furniture Dealers GrOcers, and Fancy SIores
Country merchants should make note OF Sf AADNU
PREPARED GLUE, when making up their nst' VII
stand any climate. ,oeAoa1v
Feb. l. 1860. 11o11o--y-
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IN STORE,
900 RRTS NJ O. FLOUR.-For sale in lots by
lVu Ion "a A. E. HALL.
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126&23-1y

| IRISH POTATOES.
1NO RRIS PLANTING POTATOES, just received
lOUI For sale by AZ HALL.
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BIZZELL d CO.,
~ ROGERS & COMMISSION NE RCHANTe,
Jan. &. 1850. WnxMaToN, n. @.
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- SUGAR-SUGAR.
Z n HHps. N. O. AND NUsCOvADO. For sale by
~ Jan. 18th, 1850 l. h AsAV4 W.
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
gk1HE NEXT ORDINARY DRAWING OF THE ROYAL
Havana Lottery conducted by the Spanish Government
under the supervision of the Captain General OF Cuba viii
take place at HAVANA,
SATURDAY, February llh, 1890
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-four Approximations to the 300 600 Of 500 each OF
&4OO to $50 COO of $OOt $4,000 of $4OO to $2OOOO;
of $500 to $4,000.
Whole Tickets $40 Halves $40 Quarters s5.
Prizes cashed at sight at per cent discount.
Bills on all solvent Banks taken at par.
drawing will be forwarded soon as the result becomes
known. ,,,-., |.
DON RODRIGUEZ care of City Post, Charleston, s. o.
Ton 95tb $3.50 12OF22-1v
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NOT ROBBED-LuLIE'S BURGLAR PROOF
SAFES,
4 RE NOT and cannot be unlocked by BURGLARS Buy
N one of them and your money is safe.
GEO. II. KELLEY, Agent for
IAN nth 1860. LILIES IRON SAFE.
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Feb. End, 1860.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-07

- a A44UABLEn El.AgTAYIQM E0H
EptH SALE IN THE PARISH or RBINfE E17iPFT r
situated about nsie above Red River Iandinr
containing about $50 fronting on Old RrTs t5.-
abort 3p of land cleared ha& a und
houe cofionrin and negro cabins M are
two negroes, which will be sold with id {ad
about tan mules eight wagon timber saw
MILL cattle and hass together with agiifaFss suipas
blacksmith tools etc In fsnt Of plantation Il bfy 49,
tue containing abou 800 scscs which WIN b. sold Win H.
MISSES. HEWITT, NORTON co.
New Orleans.
GEN r. G. CAMF
fezt 3sawtf&4tW Parrish cf Tberwjfaa
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IMPROVING PROPERTY IN THE FOURTH DISTRICT
BY J. B. WALTON,

BY J. B. WALTON,
Auctioneer-ofice, 40 Camp steeet
THURSDAY, March Is, 1860, at lie O'Clock
- NJ Of the st. Charles Hotel Exchange will be sold pub
lie
THREE LOTS OF GROUND in the Fourth District III Tie
bounded BY Josephine, Jackson Howard Frere,
streets, designated by the Nos. IL, u and ID.
Lots Nos II and II adion each oe and 20
feet front Freret street by 1913 feet and lines
tween parallel lines.
Lot No Is adjoin lot No IL % feet inches and
lines front on Feret street by sS feet and lines Depth
between parallel lines. -
A7rTERMSQn third cash; balance years credit
IN the notes Of the purchaser bearing per interest Der
from Of sale maturity and per thereafter
II not puneually paid with special mortgage until final
payment.
Acts IF sale before W. II Peters, Notary Pubc
u3
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HALL CREscEsr DRAMATfn A

ng Indiyisib1e Friends G0mmandery of
Knights TsnpaTs aud Appendant Orders No meet on the
THIRD FRIDAY Of month"; In the Hall Of Perseverance
Lodge corner Of St. Claude and Dumaine Streets First
District
OIrioERs-J. Il. Holland, E. Commander F. II. Knapp
General Q. j. Donnea Captain General Auguste Brone
Preste Juan Jose Rico Senior Warden William Treord
Junior Warden cologae, Treasurer Francois Meieur
Sword Bearer j. Harvey Warden; Jean Beney Sentinel
SELF "
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M,CERREN, LANDRY q c0.

or PAINTTNGs-~0IL PAINTINGS IN aIT.TTDs ore
Tive and unlimited saie = -
BY McCERREN, LANDRY &c Co.
o. W. MccgRRks, Auctioneer.
sodiee and salesFoem, Masonic Hail. st Charles street;
TYHURSDAk,th the 9Th March, at o'clock r..
will be sold - - ~ w.
valuable collection 81 Ancient and Modern on PantiDes
among which are some very old and original Painting M
he sold without feserve or limit 'Hi Vi "h'eh VIII
The above valuable collection now On e.bi,,tor a.
room, and may be examined until te dav ~ III Z.
ready for delivery. ~ 2 es oa nss
Hy- TERHS-Cash. -
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"A GoOD ofPOkTuNITY FOR INVESTMENT = TWO
Fine Threestory Brick Residences situated n ~ st n;s
trict-To be sold without Reserve ~ inc af'' 'is'
BY McCERREN, LANDRY &c CO..
g. ". McCHHREs Aue.ioneer,
Once and saiesrcom, Masonic Hall St Charles street
TUESDAY, March Ia, 1850 nj n O'Clock &
will be sold at auction 1' N Shaties ~
. TWO CERTAIN LOTS or GROUND, with improvements
thereon consisting In two threetoy brick residence with
kitchen and ouihonses situated in the First D;styct te
square bounded by Duplaner Cope Canp Marazne and
Bartholomew Streets and designated al M XIII Az nia,
drawn by u Surgi the LIST Of March S14 nd ds,site5 X
the Office Of L. 7. Csire, Notary Public ' $50 uepo'ea "
LOT NJ; ineashies American measure, q feet inches
on the dividing line 81 Lot N2 III feet inches and line in
depth on the opposite side line feet inches Ana iine ii
width in the rear. - u' anu ! i''e ="
Lot No measures American measure eet iehe ,,ont
On Dnpantier street VI feet inches and lines in deph on te
line dividing from lot No and feet inrbe, IL dan IN
the opposite SIDE line, by feet inches line in width IN
the Each OF the above residences are leased IL d
ants until 3lst October next the Of $40 per ann1m
E-TERMS-One third cash the purcbsser IN ass,,.
mfnt OF noes, due May 1851 and 1852 ach III 3,a sn n
date and balance at and years or Dote beaInp
est at per cent per annn from day Of and per cent
eventual interest secured by mortgage property The
improvements ~ be kept insured and the policy
vendor i#E# 8I IN
Act Of sale before James Graham Notary Public Al NV
eAPense VI NE PurcnaseI. mi
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IN THE MUSEUM,
TOM, THE BLIND NEGRO BOY PIANIST,

The Greatest Musical Prodigy in the World.
This most startling wonder of the Age-A PLANTATION
NEGRO BOY, old, and blind from infancy,
without hours nstructonpays over HOO of
the Piano, with of style power hriancy
of execution unsurpassed
He will fmprompu1 original piece of music If
requested If artist will play original music
he will, after hearing it the correctly.
HOURS OF TOMS PERFORM A GES-From II A. W.
until IL H. from until p. NJ from until Il One Hour
the conclusion of the Amphitheate entertainments
r. ldmis sinn cant Hrrul fnrirp ruE
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5fzzzs.szsf4s.
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yerr
@ long credit, without endorseFs. -
BIZ J. B. WALTON,
Auetoneer-ofcs, 20 Camp arrest
'THURsDAY, March 15s 1850, MT IL o'clock,
= at the st Charles ExchaDge, will be Sold
i FOUR LOTS OF GROUND with the buildings and I'm
proyements thereon in the First District the square bounded
BY Tchoupitoulas Eeligous Celeste and ST. James Streets
H. Pile, City Surveyor dated The 9Th day
Lot No forming the or Tchonponlas and celeste
streets about "a feet front Tchoupoulas street BY
depth and front Of 81 feet Celeste street. running back u a
alley In the feet wide opening Celeste street
mon to this lot and the two adjoining lots Nos. and
Lot No. measures about IS inches front Tchoupou
scribed alley.
No 10 feet inches from, on Tehoupjtouls.
street by depth Of IS feet between parallel lines with
Of the above described alley.
The improvements these three lots consist Of Three
Story Brick Dwelling Houses and TwoStory Back Buildings
etc.
Lot No. 80 feet 10 inches and lines from. &c
este street by depth Of about 81 feet 10 inches
The improvements this lot consist Story Double
Tenement Frame Cottage Honse and Back Buildings
The above described property is leased until March April
1851 nj the rate Of 81 OO annrm.
H8-fERhs.ou fourth cash balance in J. and years
order bearing interest the or per per
day Of sale until paid and with the
sold until final payment
The buildings De insured to the satisfaction vendor
by the purchaser and the policies transferred vendor
until final payment
Acts Of sale before Theodore Guyo notary public at the ex
pense of the purchasers. m3
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GPALDING d. ROGERS,
AMPHITHEATER AND MUSEUM
ST. Charles st.. near Commercial Place
Engagement for Six Nights only with the World enovusa
XIV WIZARD OF WIZARDS.


FRO e - o r j a o BIS
VIII make his first appearance Orleans on Tt ESDAY
March and evening during fame he
acquired Throughout Europe Australia California ETC. hns
been one Of the most brilliant description and sufficient proof Of
his unrivaled powers 8.=E
he has had the distinguished before her
gracious Majesty Queen vicoris and the Royal Family
Imperial Majesty Louis Napoleon the te Imperial Majesty
the Emperor 81 RUSSIA their Mases tile King and Queen
Belgium and the principal nobility and gentry throughout
various parts Of the world which he has visited He has follow
ed his pecu lar profession for nearly thirty years.
He has but recently arrived In the United States and
visiting the principal cities previous to retiring into private
His apparatus of massive silver The
in all the spendor of Arabian The
the most chaste descriptions the urnurq in the style of louis
Quatorze 5Bs55 sS5s3s'9 s5gs{ e
The Professor accompanied assistant called GOBLIN
SFHlGHTLf whose dToll sayings, witcms
airy changes Of couenanee keep the audience perfect
OF laughter throughout he The played by
Sprghy an original conception Of his truly connie with
out vulgarity.
This being the Professors first appearance here
pleasure in stating that conception be formed Of his
teainen from the mere announcement 1t is altogether
style in this country This will BID proved after the frs
two three nights The Professor his several distinct
fomRces which will be changed each tsenngfor particular
of which programmes
E8- Doos at Night at 81 Overture IL. Door
open at Noon at liz Overture at ~ precisely.
BV- Admission, 81 Coored Gallery. Is CENTS. Chill
dren and Servants in attendance 1 Midday Perform
only.
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a FOR sALE.-JusT ARRIVED. wIrH !.
choice lot Of Virgins and caroinx MICROBES cazsfss.
ing q Field Hands Escka1iahs Caspenters, Canks.
washers roners and Sean1sressc. viii ke sxryfDd
fresh supplies during the which cr for sas ~ s
approved paper =
A5I have removed office from No. % gsronus sfs.t
brokerage Paid Oh sals Of Negroes. n 1-1s
JOHN 81 SMITH
corner E<piauade and Chartres sfrsets.
Ke,rf r{a.rx T.