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1860. FASHION 1880
FOR NOVEMBER

TT1HE SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST Received ucr
II Adams Express Coz, direct from New York, the
latest and most fashionable styles of
CLOTH AND BEAVER CLOAKS.
which Twill sell from IS to so per cent cheaper than
any othel house IN the city.
LauIes desiring to make their own cloaks, can Ind
among my stock the finest French Cloth, WARRANTED
ALL WOOL worth from so to &c. for only from So 10
50 per yard, full o. wide.
My Immense stock of new and fashionable Draaa
silks have considerably reduced In price and will
sell them from this day hence below Importers
prices. Rich Bayndere Silks, of the newest Ptvles
yard. "a =
Extra rich goods, the double Silks, small figured,
always sold pattern for So, will sell now for So
n full pattern of 10 yards.
Richest Robca, Z Flounces, worth $45 for only S28
haVe also lust received large lot of Black Silks
mn extra wide aud good quality of Bishop Silks worth
at !est will sell now for 81 r. aud full ward
wide Black Silks, warranted worth So for only 81 so
per yard. w.
Also large lot of rich and heavy Plaid Silks,
worth at least S10O, will sell for only sec por
Over 20 pieces of the richest and newest esisns o
koulard Silks worth 81 90 per yard for only B25Sc
Also n tremendous assortment of all kinds of Furs
ut prOpOrtiOnate reduced prices a good sett for S.
A Indy In want Of fine Shawl will now have a
chance to get bargain. will sell fine rich Bro
che shawl for S., which has always been sold at $l2
and NJ other Shawls at a similar reduction.
blankets of the largest size. 12-4, for only $3.50,
double twilled. 'S'
Also received 8 cases of fast colored Calicoes al
ways sold for ami l0c por yard, which will soil
now for GISc per yard.
Call, Therefore, curly, and SECURE bargains, at
ALEX. HEYNIAN'S,
oGl9t l3I Main ST, Wheeling, va.
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l.y-CoID AND SToRWY.-.'1n the moon
light of the midnight" of Friday, sud-
deu change took place in the weather. 1t
was wild, noisy night, such as warlocks
and witches delight in. The wind howled
around the corners, Tipped and flung open
the window shutters, set the creaking
signs to making all sorts of ghostly noises,
and called people out of the embrace of
"nature's sweet rcstorer: balmy Sleep"
,...,.., ~. n.,.,. .oe .,.a,....-.,
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~ s"e use OF these Fills the periodic attacks of
-'e'eos or Sex Headache may he prevented; and if
taken at tue commencement of an attack immediate
relief from pain and sickness will be obtained.
They seldom fail in removing the Nau,ez ana
Headache to which femalos arc so subject.
They act gently upon tho bowels,-removipc COS.
:irenesg. DS VVo.
For Literary Hen, Students, Delicate Females and
all pereons of sedcntGry habits, they arc valuable a
u 1aFa:fre improving the 0ppstite, giving toae and
ofgor to tile digestive organs, and rcstori, Tho ma
t"rai elasticity and strength Of tho whole systcrn
The CEPHALIC PILLS are tho result Of lone. I'm.
NestigHtion and carefully conducted exnortrne,ts
having been in use many years, during which tirns
they have prevented and relieved a vast a,n6ont ~
pain and suffering from Headache, whether oriops.
ing IN The nervous system from dersnged stots
of the stomach. os'so
1hey are entirely vegetable In thoir comnosittor5
and may BIO taken at all times with perfect safsty
without making any change Of diet, and ne Co...
y any ds'9greeaG9e tastercaders it eQsy to adMfaf,e7
them TO ctitdrea.
BEWARE or CouNrERrErrs.
The genuine have ayo ssnitures Of Henry G. spa,s.
Ing on each box. PPM
sodby Druggists and all DOalors IN ,re,lic,,.
Box will be sent by null prepared on receipt II
PRICE 25 CENTS.
All orders should be addressed 10
HENRY C. SPALDING
NHS17 'te CeS1ax 81. New Y-StrEs.e
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1atIg gntelltgratRf.

- Largest Circulation of any Paper IN
Western Virginia. "a
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-26
Wheeling Window Glass Manu-

IdCGOIY.
T HAVE PURCHASED AND REFITTED THE
j above Mandatory, at a heavy expense, and be-
ing now in successful operation am fully prepared
to make and furnish Window Glass of any size want
ed In quality of Glass, Wheeling Glass is not
celled S. G. ROBINSON, IS Main ST.,
septls Wheeling, Va.
-TOAT'S, CLARK'S, WILLIHIAN-
" TIES, Orr aIsonaught's and Chadwick's
SEWING COTTON, at
oct3o D. N1CoLL q BROS Variety Store.
FRENCH YOKE SHIRTS.ssJust receiv-
ed, 10 doz. French Yoke Shirts, of the celebrated
best quality brought to the city, and for sale at
80 per cent. less than Jobbers' rates.
je2 STONE 4 THOMAS.
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T LIQUID RENNET-LIQUID RENNEr
Ia T. BOOKING, Agent, Odd Fellows Hall Dru
Store. novl+G,
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Monday Morning, Nov. s6, 1860.

,.eseCoLp ANp sToRMY.-..ln the moon
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Wheeling Hat ElnnOrium!

Who1esale and Retail Dealers,
SuoU1D ANNOUNCE TO THEIR FRIENDS. q
w the Public generally, that their assortment of
Fall and Winter Hats and Caps!
noE complete, and being carefully gotteuup under
our close personal inspection, confidently
commend 1t as being one Of cheapest and by far
the largest stock of Hats and Caps before offered
In this market Satisfaction as to quality of goods
aud styles fully and amply guaranteed.
septl1 s. IIARPRR& BRO.
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GolltttiTtffal.
Wheeling W6olesale MaTEst..

CORRECTED Daily. n . -
Everything is depressed aud prices arc too irregu.
lar to be depended upon. Tho produce men are buy
ing very little and there general dulness in every
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
PROCEEDINGS Oh THB THIRTY.SIXTH CONGRESS

SENATE.
m,AsHiNGToN, May A.-The Senate met at
w eKe .t c'ock' and Immediately after the reading
OF the journal, Mr.. CRITTENDFN n,o,od ~ a
Jouth' IN IN oraer to give the members an onnortuni
" sHe andIng of the japanese Embassy
rE1oENDEN OF was satisfied that proper ar
rangemenS nad been made for the recenti6n nf those
distinguished visitors, and in due time ,ha
could pay them their respects but he thouobt -
beneath. the dignity of the body to adjourn merely
IN order to gTauhy their curiosity to witness the
| landing.-The motion was agreed to-yeas 10
nays II, and accordingly the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The Rev L. H. Stockton, the Chaplain, in his
prayer this afternoon, said:-"May Thy blessing
rest on the Japanese Embassy, and may all that
IS done in connection with it be done for Thy glory
and Tor the good of their nation and the good of
our own, and that the people of that far-o island
may De able to see the truth it is in Jesus under
m ~ 20 appreciate it; that they, like ourselves
better inheritance in Heaven "-Nncb tiPo wos
consumed IN noisy conversation as to what hnoinass
should 81 1IGi first be considered-Mr. JOHN COCH,
seen the Japanese Mr.. DAWES movaJ tbat
the House take up the Michigan contested election
case-Howard against Cooper, 1.-THE latter beinr
the sitting member. MIR. BURNETT moved
enat the House adjourn; but the motion was dis
agreed to-yeas 65, nays 96.-Mr DAWES
wanted to know why the Democrats objected To
taking up that case.-Mr. LAMAR repIied thai
the Democratic side were not prepared. The
yeas anu nays were ordered on the question as to
whether the case should be taken up when MIR.
HUGHES earnestly condemned these filibusteriug
movements on the part of his Democratic friends,
ana AZ sald he would no longer be party to them
t ror Ihls expression, Mr.. Hughes applauded by
the Republicans and called to order by the Demo-
crats.-Mr COLFAX, chairman of the Commit
zee on the Post Office and Post Roads, reported, bv
unanimous consent, bill to establish certain post
routes (Which he said were exclusively recommend
ed by members of the House.) The bill without
oelng read, was passed.--The House, bya vote
oil yeas, LOB, nays 81, agreed to take up the Mcbi
gan election case--Mr. CAMPBELL gave notice
When this shall be disposed Of he would call up the
Nebraska contested election case.--Mr DAWES
caused to be read the resolution reported bv the
majority of the committee, declaring that William
A Howard is, and George B. Cooper is not entitled
to seat in this House as member from Michigan.
- ne resolution OF the minority of the commit
tee declares that Mr.. Cooper (Democrat) is enti-
Tied to retain his seat.--A debate ensued involv-
ing the merits of the question under consideration
journed ~ ''o a."
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FOREIGN MARKETS

RIO DE JANEIR0, 4th April, lS6O-Our last circular
advices dated Sth ultimo, and now beg IN ron
tnue the same.
Imports ts-Flour-Receipts have been I4443 hills of
which l5 01 bbls from the United States and $40 bbs
from Europe Sales amount to %, ,544 bbls as follows
3Sss bbs first quality Richmond at lsn50odISR75O 62o
bbls second do do 16H5O0@l6l75O 1850 bbls third
do do at lSDOOO 342 bbs Trieste and Fontana
476 bbs New Orleans at l6l550 Extra and le0OO Su
per- 4649 bbls Baltimore and Ohio at 16H9l650O Extra
dl5A500 Super.
Stock today in all hands estimate at 1000 bbs OF
which % $50 bbls remain in importers hands and is thus
divided: 5I4 bbls. first qualities Richmond; 3,296
bbls second and third do do 2l70 bbs. prmera quail
ties Trieste The quiet and without de-
mand whatever, and the following quotations may be
considered nominal: Trieste and Fontana, l9ldl9l5O0;
Richmond first qualities 17h500lSR50O do. second do
IeH5OOfQl6A500 Baltimore Super 15lGl5l5OO; Baltimore
Extra and New Orleans 16D(Gl6H500. a. a'|
OF Al Al PERNAMBUC0, 29th March.-Stock in all hands
1oo bbs Trieste sold 20n500; and quotations
,1Ie nT p Extra, l7lO00. and New Orleans $4,000. L
of Soth March.-Stock % 900 bbs last sales
ta,; Extra, 16l117h000. Market frmer and quo
second do, 17l500 fu""'''' A'h''o' a'
a.; no 1SAN DE, 18th March.-SaIes Of first quail
ues richmond at lShOOO. Stock IL $40 bbls Prices quo
ted: Richmond first qualities lsT6lsasoo.
tiles, ltH(9l6N500 Baltimore l2AtG I5N000
Exports. .-Cofee-Some slight concess;nn -, ,h -. =,
dealers induced rather business for the limited
states since our last monthly circular but the
TOR that quarter, AZ well as Europe has still been on
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Wunstaru ann Commercial 3sbiet,.
BALTIMORE, May IA, 1856

BALTIMORE, May IA, 1850.
The operaonsin Stocks to- day were rather light but
ancles were generally frmer than Saturday Mining
stocks were all better, with the exception of Guord
winch was shade lower Sales made of 900 shares
Guord at SAX G4 81 these figures being decline 64
CTS per share the final prices of Saturday. 1t closed
however steady at SAX bid s4a asked regular way
Gardner Hill decidedly better. sale of 100 shares
was made at SSH cash. and it closed So bid ss asked
regular way. This stock left of Saturday SIX bid
IS asked regular way. Springfield, North State, Cam
bridge, and North Carolina Consolidated were all stronger
than they were on Saturday. Sales made of 800
shares Springfield at $3.50 $500 shares North State all
s2A, 900 shares Cambridge at $175Gl ST. and 2 500
shares Consolidated at $2d2S The latter stock to
have become decided favorte although it has been
the list but three four days There nothing done
in Silver H but it closed at SIX bid 81 asked regular
way. For Railroad stocks there inquiry, and
sales made of 25 shares Baltimore and Ohio S3
d73H, all but % shares being the latter figure.
1t closed at S73 bid, $73H asked regular way.
Northern Central left off without sales at $I5% bid
$l5S asked, these figures being advance
the prices bid and asked Saturday. and for Washing
ton Branch for which there continues to be demand
SllO was bid, and $40 asked regular way. There
nothing done in City 6s at the Board but there
inquiry for Railroad bonds and sales were 900
Baltimore and Ohio 1855 at 81 900 Northern
Central 1885 at G24 Although there nothing done
5,
At meeting of the stockholders of the Guilford Mining
Co held today, Messrs. John W. Mccoy S. S Clayton
Samuel W. Smith, P. H. Sullivan, John s. Williams
Spear Nicholas, Thomas W. Levering l. B. Eastman
OF Baltimore and John Eudey, of North Caroline,
elected directors for the ensuing year, and at subse
quen meeting of the directors John W Mccoy Esq,
elected President in place of Thomas Irwin jr Esq
signed. Mr.. Mccoy is gentleman who enjoys high
reputation for integrity ability energy and
and we congratulate the Company upon having secured
the services of gentleman well qualified in every
spec to conduct their business affairs. The report pre-
sented at the meeting represents the Company in
most prosperous condition, but have room for
tracts to-day.
In New York to-day Erie advanced q; New York Cen
trail u; Cleveland and Toledo a. Harlem q; Michigan
Southern u Michigan Southern guaranteed n and Mis-
souri, 6s Y. Canton declined q; and Galena and Chi
cago 81 but Virginia 6s Illinois Central bonds Reading,
and Rock Island all closed at Saturdays figures.
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very moderate scale Our exceedingly limited supplies
from the interior, under the strong nducement of high
to the planter send forward his
great exhaustion of stock, and the limited bust
done within the past month has considerably redu
ced the stock in this market The advces to hand per
schooner Magdaena have given increased confidence to
operators and prices again reestabshed high
est point OF the season. with falling Off in quantity
Sales since last have been 1903 600 bags of which
for United States 800 bags Channel and North of Eu
rope 9ooo bags Mediterranean bags and Cape of
Good Hope, 200 bags.
Stock on hand to-day about 90 600 bags held firmly at
the following prices Lots for United States 64OOd66OO
f. o. b. freight, exchange 25d-55s G56s Cd single;
55s Cd 57s 4d., double lots for Europe North 65OO a
675O do do do Sos I'd a5Ss ID double; lots for Chan
mel oZ5OG6S5O do do. do, 53s 10d I'd SINGLE lots
Tor Mediterranean, 6l350d6500 do. do. do
l0d single.
Hdes-sales of 900 pieces for United States at
3s0G4O0, and 900 pieces for 0porto 3SO39O per ID
On hand 1900 pieces assorted sizes
Horse Hair-Arrivas have been readily sold at 11l5OO
(dl2l000 per arr.
Sugars-Pernams are dull from rather large supplie
and further ones being expected Other descriptions
firm. We quote
Campos.-White 5n400G5NS00; Mascayo 4l20OG4 500 -
Stock ll6
Pernams-seconds 6n2OO66H4OO; Thirds 5D7ooGa6DOOo;
Sommos and Fourths 5N40UG5N6OO; Muscavo 42OO4l5Oc
Maceio.-white 5N7OO@6,OOO; Muscavo 4l1Ooa 4g3OO.-
Stock 2400 bags
Bahia and COtiEquiba.-Not bag or box in the mar
ket
Freights-There has been rather doing for the
United States, at some slight advance. We quote
Northern 4OG5O cts and Southern Atlantic ports 60
ana New Orleans so cts, with per cent For Europe
Cnannel los. 3OS., and Mediter
ranean 30s. (d35s and per cent.
Specie.-Doubloons 32l5oO. Gold sK per cent prem
Exchange on England-Has ruled firmly for this pack
ct at 25d. 90 days.
CLEARANCEs OF COFFEE DURING THE MONTH 1860
United Ssates-Baltimore 232 bags New Orleans
22,342, Hampton Roads 600 New York l7,77I, San
Francisco {, 3,S90-total, 55 735 bags.
Europe-Channe $500 bags, Havre 16,127, North of
Europe 600 Constantinople 34O2, Mediterranean 9Ss
Portugal ,S65-total, 62 $50 bags
Elsewhere.RiTer Plate Os2 bags Cape of Good Hope
5,l11-total, 7l93 aggreg tie 125 $40 bags.
vessels loading or about to load for
The United States-Charleston, brig Judge Baney,"
with 1900 bags; Wilmington N c.. brig III A Camp
bell with 500 bags; Hampton Roads English bark
Exeter" with 3400 bags and bark "Trav eler" with
400 bags New York or PHILADELPHIA brig "Tallulah"
with 5000 bags do, bark "Zingarilla" with T. sol
bags; brig Amy Warwick" with 5, 100 bags
Cearances today for the United States for
New York-Bark ''Zingarilla," ;" 4,5Ol bags; and brig
Amy Warwick" 100 bags Coffee
Very respectfully,
Your obed't serv'ts,
MAXWELL, WRIGHT & Co.
Represented by partners:
W. H. D. C. & John Wright, Esq, Baltimore.
IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN.
SoMBRERo.-Sehr. j. W. Maitland -27o tons guano,
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From WASHINGTON

WAsHINdToN, May IA letter has been receiv-
ed ed here from Gen. Degolado dated Tampico, April
by the Liberals under Gems. Uraga, Gonzales,
ortega and Caravajal on the 10th. Gen Uraga
went to E! Fresnio, following Silveris Ramez,
who was defeated on his way with loss of two
pieces OF artillery, many weapons and several pri-
soners, and fourteen of his men, who desc rted to
the Liberals. Last month, near Cocula, Ogazon
and Valle defeated and dispersed twelve hundred
Reactionists under Don Pedro Valdes, who went
pack to GuadalaIara with only one hundred of his
troops, having lost six pieces of artillery, seventy
two mules loaded with ammunition, many weapons,
and all the equipments and many prisoners. Sub
sequently Gen. Rosas took Zapotan, and probably
will capture Colima or Guadslajara, which the Lib
erals intended lately to attack Gen. Degolado
adds: 'We will soon act against San Luis for |
Will set out next month to attack that city, If the
treaty were ratified we would be exceedingly
strengthened, for the money obtained by it would
sand men,
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Prof. Saunders, so well known in Philadelphia has
Just completed the mould of perfect bust of Hon.
William Pennington, Speaker of the House, which
Will be reproduced in marble, and paid for by
subscription of his friends.-The veteran Com
ing compa ativey hale and hearty. He dined YES
terday with Senator Chandler, of Michigan, and
took occasion to announce himself in favor of the
constitutional Union nomination at Baltimore
me appointment OF Calhoun Benham, the second
OF Judge Terry in his duel with Broderick. as
United States District Attorney for California, was
confirmed by the Senate on Friday ~
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For Shipping Intelligence.s see 4th pagt
LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.

The Methodist Episcopal General Con-
ference.
BUFFALO, May l2'-The time of the session of the
Methodist Episcopal Conference this morning was
occupied in the discussion of motion to refer SC
much of the journal of the Genesee Conference
as relates to the difficulties in that Conference tC
the Special Committee which was ordered some
days since to consider these difficulties, and an
amendment authorizes the Committee to send fur
persons and papers.
The discussion was participated in by Messrs Os
born, Reddy, Hibbard, Curry, Goodwin, Slyter,
Cox, Griswold, Cooper, Hatfield and Fuller, and
was conducted in an able manner, and finall re-
suited in the discharge of the Special Committee,
and the reference of the entire subject to the ap
propriate Standing Committees, which are, the
Committee of Episcopacy, ltinerancy, and Court of
Appeals, by vote of l04 against 81.
communication received from the Hon.
Erastus Corning, President, and Chauncey Vibbard,
Superintendent of the New York Central Railroad,
inviting the members of the General Conference
to visit Niagara Falls in body, and placing the
road at their disposal for the purpose.
The resolution was accepted, and the thanks of
the Conference returned for the same.
Next Thursday was fixed as the day for the ex.
curSiOn,
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Total for the week. 81 7325O2 $60Ol 770 s2925 sS
Previously reported 40 ,S452 2l7 S32l1 23s $3.50
......s43, ,577,7le sss 2lS, ,ol7 ss6, SIG

The aggregate for the year is nearly three millions
below the same period of last while the exports show
an increase of over six millions The amount business
done in foreign bills for the day limited
and extreme quotations have not been maintained -
Freghts-To Liverpool: About 81 900 bushels Wheat
and Corn at I'd in bulk, and 774d. in bags 500 bbs
Flour at 2s per Galway steamer $4,000 bushels Wheat
and Corn at about Sd in shippers bags To London I25
boxes Bacon at 25s To Glasgow 10 tons Whalefoots at
25 cts. bark for Bordeaux with slaves, on private
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SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOAR
PRICES ANDsALEs OF STOCKS IN YukS
BY TEI.EGRAPH.
The New York Tribune of this morning saws.

In the market there no change to notice If
anything the supply abundant previous rates
than early in the week Call loans 5Cd6 per cert
and first class 55h per cent for acceptances and
5H(96 per cent for single name, running up Decem-
ber The Monday statement Of bank averages will show
decrease as the Saturday shipment
for the whole week but banks have gained half a
million from the Sub Treasury during week and CON
stant although very large, accession from the interior
and neghboring cities The imports the week show
falling OH of over SO per cent. compared with last
year They were:
For the Week. 1855 1859 1850
Dry Good ............ $500 ,063 $1lSSS26 1859 0s7
General Merchandise. 2 1888 43g 4Sl2 e53 Of6 son
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The Secessionists Endorsed

MOBILE, May H.-A Democratic mass meeting
was held here on Saturday night when the course
of the seceders from the Charleston Convention was
sustained and delegates were appointed to the
Richmond Convention on the 4th of June. simi-
lar meeting took place the same night at Montgom-
ery, with the same result
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Invitation to the Japanese Embassy to Visit
fnIIr

NORFOLK, May IA meeting of citizens was
held yesterday, of which Marshall Parks was Chair
man, and W. E. Foster, Secretary, to tender the
hospitalites of the ctv of Norfolk to the Japanese
Embassy. A delegation was appointed to carry
out the wishes of the meeting, and they proceeded
to the steamer Philadelphia, on boat chartered
Tor the occasion, and performed their mission
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MARKETS nv TEIEcPApu

NEW YORK May l4.-Cotton is irm-sales of1 600 bales.
Flour is depressed-saes of $500 bbIs decline of
~ Cts State So 80; Ohio $605@615; Southern SO 25
ooo neat depressed-saes of Is 900 bushels white
western Slo1gl 20; Milwaukee Club $l.27d1.29 Corn
has declining tendenoy-sales of 6 900 bushels at de-
Cline OF cts mixed closed at IS cts yellow sOGS2 cts
Beer Is steady at $81l0 So Pork-Prime is dropping
sales at $l2759l4; Mess Sl7 5O9ls 25 Lard is firm at
11G1lh cts. Whiskey-There were no buyers at the
close % cts Spirits Turpentne dull Rosn is dull
atS Rice is firm ~ ~ 1850
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Southern Direct Importati,

NORFOLK, May A.-Arrived bark Lone Star
from Bordeaux, with wines, silks, fancy goods,
ETC., direct to this city. There is large quantity
OF barrels buckets, etc., reported adrift at Chin
colleague, indicating recent disaster to some ves-
sci.
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eCHARLEsToN, May A.-Tnirty-f five leading and
prominent gentlemen in Mobile, have signed a call
for State Convention, to meet at Selma on the
4th OF June,to send delegates to the Baltimore Dem
ocranc Convention. The call is sigEed by Govern
or Winston, Mr.. Forsyth, DR.. Mott, VIM. lie Brun,
Judge McKinstry and others
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

WILMINGTON MARKET, May 12-Turpentine-
Further sales yesterday of 610 bbs Turpentne
for yellow dip 81 go for hard, and So per for new
virgin To-day 60 bbls only reported sold at the same
prices
Tar-Further sales yesterday of 60 bbls Tar at 81
per Dbl.
Rosin-7O0 bbls. Common Rosn changed hands yester-
day at 81 17H per bbl
Spirits of Turpentne-No transactions reported in
Spirits Turpenne to-day The market is dull and it has
been offered but refused at 42hc