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Gazette and sentinel., 1860-07-07
We W ORLEE1,S I'D J,S
DONOVAN & NEUTZ,
&ANSS&e,
95. Camp Street. .95
NEW ORLEANS.

.4NCHOVYES-h oil end Sat.
.APPLES-Green, Dried, Pyessrved, and .4ooi.
JeRv.
B.ACON-Brcqltas Bacon. S.9,s AMI Shoulder.
BEEF-Fh7gddDdia and Hcs.On. Dried Re-
BUTTER-Gosien. Roll an HC,sra
BCCKWHEA1-h bills. II 90 bags and 5o.s
BROM.A-Bgters cgra yr,payoi
BROOMS-Corn. Hgir amt 1IIisp.
MISREPRESENTATION Shoe Scru5s apd D,y.
CHEESE-Enghsh DARN. Cream, Ues,s,n
Pine 1ppIc, Dutch and >ayaaco. ,
CR.4CkERS-CrartnAs. Cinamou. Carmen,
GREEN, AEit, Sugar. Boston. Uater. GingGy
Uina, SOaG and Wa,cayom SagDDs. D
COFFEE-Oid GoO. lara, FaDaiy Jora, Harqna
Old Rio, LagH20, Hoc4a. M.L'eaa and COSTA
RICO.
CHOCOLATE IND cocoa
CL.4MS And OYSTERS.
DRIED CHERRIES-B}aetJt,yi and Feo1.,
EGGS
FRCITS-Rai;ins, Curranis, Pie F,rrs. Tail.
Fri.S, PrUnos. Fig. Ci.,oH and Claa5er,ies
FLOUR-E T. r q Gotten Hue, and .llaaGr
III bis. NJ dJls and 6ags.
FISH-.NackoeL. iahtj5L, AT, ami If dc. Goldfish
Nac~7natr Trout, Salmon, pltiei and spired.
Roe Herring. Driod HyTinZ. Hai5ut and
Scotcq Herring.
GLNGER-Canton Dried and pulveyise9.
HERBS-Sgge, Thyme, Sqrory and Marjoran
-Sugcr-C Cured, Green and Muiton.
LSLNGL.fSS md GEL.4TTNE.
JELLlES-Cprrant, Grape. Plumb Damson. 4,
pie, oTa"sc, Blockberry. Raspberry, Srds
be,ry, LeriJn, Peach and Guara.
LIQCORS. VINES md CORDL4Lg-B,7n
dg, WHISKY. Champaign hafcya. Port. Nzs-
cat, Sdt7y. .laHtsert, Guya5It, Rqtofat,
Cassis d.. U'sv Dor, Curl-og. .M1rqsriilo.
HosstFners Bncrs. Sc7rcf1n, S,irqDgs,
Orange F'cusr Hoffr. lie. P5rty. Caysf
vDres BaeEdory, wa Cbc1y and Tycnct
Cordinls
MOLASsFY AND SYRVP-P,,r,q,i9n
and SasG--hOHse Moi4sses, Sfecart ant Bs..
ehfT's Syrup, and SJop dc Ba,erie.
NLIS- Almonds, Sct sbeH a,d si.l.si. and
Ptans.
OILS-CoHon Ssei, L,rl and Sps,m.
PIthLfS-O.tsS, P.caaai. Gtrkirs.
L.'a:, CertJForsrs, Cnions, Rsd Calloge, q,
POIA1OEN-h1sh and Srest.
PRESERTE&-Pug APPLE. Peas. Peqcses.
Cra6 .lPpl', Orange, Elact50ry, Rasyityrv.
SraWbTry. Plans, ,~lDyico,s. Dc0tsons. Chr.
riss, Gieps, Green Cages as LINES.
QIIACEs -Prr,,rtei and Ounce .Ll,es
RlCE-6onry Soh; ani Dried Cre.q Pea, ant
S0DA-CceeEG, Tartar Salrra.4s and Yeast
fcIri.rs.
S4LT-Sia-cP. Soap, Mustard PEREZ,
Lump WIck, NJ.
SAUCES Mushroom. Ke,clgp. Tomqao
do. Horoes'rrsLrc, >oso, .Jshn BpHs $, Harrev's.
laoh, Rsy-s,ogF, China Royal, DC.
~ GhR-brocn. GTIng.a.ci, Porclersi,
Leaf and Crushed.
SOiPN-Oqtieys, HrH~, KeHe-'s. H3nep,
Palm Oh, .4inoaI and Transparent.
fOAGtES- Sugar cured and Picked,
p'g'' Leet Philadelphia Fig Pork, Ne.s and
Prime Park.
TEAS-EagH>l Breqitast. Ooo,,ng. Pou.
ohOne, lore, Old Hy:on, Young Hys6n. Inns
r'aidna Gl5po,rder ioose aIaa IA papers Of half
and 94crthr pounds.
'ER1aICELLA, Maecaroai, Iapooo, sago and
F1NEGaG-Ds.s Eoe, cid,., ca.rg51 and
CGr.lyE.
SPlCAH-Aors. Ns~1ss. Cinr4 non, Az.
spiees, Ciores, Sc.
SLNLSRLEs- InclG Currs. N.ia! Cream,
Rose and Bay Pstsrs. Os taeai Iion.iny. Ora.
ham -Four, Lora Meal, Grt,s. hiaigo, Pals,
Buckets, Ctalhes' Lines. C~audies Of ali kiad,
Sh'pnP Pasle, Parnoutt Herring, Cocoa
Paste.
U Goods delivered free OF drayage 10 boats.
f,h1f IL
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Ecsste de Sheriff
E'TAT De LA LOUISIANE-PARoIss
II d'Iberville-Cour du GENE District.

~ dlberville-Cour du 6eme District.
Henry PeIichet, Jr,, Us. Adam Ackerman.
No. l347.
La vertu d an writ de saisie et ven,e A moi
adresse par FHon'ble la sus>dite Cour dams Ia
cause ci-dessas intituIee ct numerot6e, J'ai saisi
ct sxposeraI en- vente pubiique au pius otffant
eli dernler encherisseur. pour du com
NANEDI h I JULIET proclaim.
1000, a II b lures, A. NJ, a Ia maison de cour de
Ie''e paroisse dams Ia Vile de PlaQuemine, tons
YES u'ohs, tires, lnJerets ell pretensions de Adam
Ackerman' en- ct aux prophecies GRAPES decri,es
ct hypotueques, savoiT.
me certain mulatresse nommS NARY 10
SEEHLNE. agfe environ II aus, Ell son enfsn,
age &c : Oh s inois.
THO. BLANCHARD, Sherif.
lie , JUN, 1850.
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je23 ii. \. ESrEyAN. Grefrer.
Eiat ID, m Loajstdpc, Pcroisss GN5rr:H.

Li&E ID, M LoaistGRc Z, PcrojSse G'iilrr;I,-
Car Ia GmS. DJS'rsa Htaiaaiyc.
Succession de feu Camille J. Landry.
lTENDU, que JOSEPH Volsy HehoIt a c.
Il jour pleseutG sa petition ga c-i;e Cour q
Ietet d'obtenir dss leitreS d'aduiuiS,rat.oI Ne la
SUGGEST ~ &c Ecu Camille |. Landry
Avis est par ie present dome 4 iuas CeUx que
sja concene, lie deduire sous 10 iours lie Ia DAFT
dr - present les raI>ons pour !-squel.es 4 Ue
serait pas TAFT drcit a IA dIle pc itIJu.
Bureau du Gietief, Juu u. 1850,
ie23 N. \. ESlEN1N, Graficr.
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GAZETTE 6 SENTINBI.
Invocation to the Summer Rain.

o, gentle, gentle Summer rain,
Let not the silver lily pine,
The dropping lily pine in vain.
To feel that dewy touch OF thine
To drink that freshness once again,
y, gentle, gentle, Summer rain.
In beat, the landscape quigering lies,
The cattle pant beneath the tree;
Through parchng air and purple skies
The earth looks up Ia vaiu for thee
For thee, for thee, u looks in vain,
., gentle, gentle Summer lain.
Come thou, and brim the meadow streams,
And soften al he hi!is with mist
o, falling dew, from burning dreams
BY thee shall herb and dover be kissed
And earth shall bless thee yet again,
BY gentle, gentle Summer ION.
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D.. & CO.,
P-LAQuEn9rNE,
SPRING ST0CK-1S6O.

NE are now receiving by steamers direc;
w from New York and other Eastern Mar
kets. a portion OF our SPRING STOCK, among
which now open, will be found a large and va
ried assortment Of
Spring and Sammer Clothing.
French Tweed and Cashmere Suits;
Nd,seiHeS and Linen %;
Back French o,ug'e Milied-Cioth Frock Goats.
neatly finished and well made.
Hack French CIO'hs and CasImeres-a superior
article OF the above from the bes, French
manufactures.
mhl0 J. McWILLT& & co,
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Succession OF Pierre Richard. decd

Succession OF Pierre Richard. decd
WHEEEAs. N6ron'e Leger has his day fled
~ IN this Count her Final Account Of iiqui>
dalton in the Estate Of Pierre Richard, deci-
Notice is hereby givento all whom II may con,
cern 10 show cause with II thirty days from the
date hereof why the said Final Account should
not be nomoIogatei and made a Judgment OF this
Court.
iberviile, May 3lst, 1860.
Je2 NJ. a.. ESTEVAN, Clerk.
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fghtfehaU CoGGec-EOssse,

Main Street.
THE undersign having purchased outthe in-
L teresi OF ar. NJ. SCOTT in the above Coffee
House, will coaduct 1t in future on his own ac-
count, and trusts that his friends and the public
viii continue the Patronage they have SO liber-
ally bestowed heretofore,
He will always keep on hand the
Best az Liquors,
and feels assured that he will always be able
to satisfy the tastes and Judgment OF his customers.
my2-ly +. NECKLIN.
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New Goods |! New Goods
Fail and Winter Supply.

NOW in store and for ssale by ROTH, DE-
BLlEUX < CO. al their old stand, corner
Bank aud Nam streets. P~laquemine, La
60 bbls. bieached hale oil;
20 Bbls. wIhter stfsined Lard Oil;
IS bbls. MOL DO;
10 bb's. cotton seed Oil;
1900 pair bes, oaE-tanned Russeis;
1000 pair Igon-pegs. osk-lanned Kussets;
100 pair planters long-ieg grain Boots,
$50 PAIR planters short leg Bouts;
500 kersey Monkey Jackets.
300 kersey Pants;
100 dozen Kentucky Wool Socks;
50 90 do Net socks aud stockings;
80 do Blue and Red Flannel overshIrts,
IS DO Collins, Ky Yankee Patent Axes;
IS DO Black and White Wool Hats,
10 do Glazed Hats.
10 do Scotch col Caps;
20 do Ames spades. short and long handles,
Is do Ames. shove.s, DO do;
80 90 Cast-steel Case Knives;
5 do lion, lin and copper sugar ladies';
5 do do do do %skimmerg;
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B. CHASER,
Boot and Shoemaker

The business heretofore
&fN carried on by GLAzER & Hlr-
AxSzkS PIER having been dissolved by
mutual consent, the shop Will hereafter be con-
Quoted al the cid stand on Bank street, Ivy the
undersigned. aud be trusts that his attention to
business and his endeayors TO please has custom
ers, and the mannef in which his work is done,
will merit him the continued patronage OF his
friends and the public.
my5 3. GLAZER
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~ ~E|Ef ~
e. NJ. a. ESTEVAN, Clerk.
Succession de feu Picrfc Richard.

Succession de feu Pierre Richard.
A TTENDC, Que i6rante Leger a ce Jour en-
n iiasse en- cette cour- son Compile Final lie
Liquidation De la succession de feu Pierre RI,
chard-
Avis est par lie present 3onnee ! tons ceux que
celia concerne De deduire sous trente iours de Ia
date de ce present les raisOns pour iesduelIes lie
d. Compte Final ne serait pas homologue ei
lait le jugement de ceite cour.
]lberyile, Mai 81, 1850.
la2 A. \. ESTEV AN. Grcfier.
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1 from 50 TO s3o-some very fine. Also. =
"A large assortment OF Cheap Pipes
from hve cents a grab up to 80 so each-foee-
~ WIN ~ OF 10 Kinds of Smoking Tobacco.
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KETTLE SETTLING.
A Labor OF Years Reduced 10 n
Few Days. e..

HAVING been induced by frequent solie&r
IL ton, TO make public the science of Kettle
Setting that | practice, | hereby give notice 10 all
persons desiring 10 acquire a knowledge OF the
art, that | Will give them Instructions for the
Setting OF Kettles, for either wood or coal, on ap-
~plication 10 me.
My system is based upon principles, the pIau.
sIbilIIy ndcorrectness ot.which admit OF no con-
traiiciion, which are quickly and fully compre.
hended, and Therefore not liable 10. be easily for.
gotten.
] have models for five different constructions
OF Kettles, and designs by which instruction is
made easy. and the art soon acquired. Copies
OF designs or drawings are given to those whom
| instruct. All those TO WHOM | teach my sys-
TEN, are also assisted by my services, il required.
instructions are only given to those who have
been three or four years at the business OF Kettle
Setting, and are good workInen.
For further particulars, inquire, by letter or
otherwise, OF the undersigned.
JOHN TOWNSEND.
PlaquemIne, Parish Of IberyilleO La Feb. 25. leo.
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.N'eic Grocery Esfabiishnsens

fIhE undersigned begs leave TO inform his
L friends and the public generally, that be has
opened a Grocery Store in the building on Bank
street, adjoining the Furniture store OF A viii
bet, where ne will constantly keep an assort-
ment OF FRESH groceries of every des-
e'IP'lon usually kept in Grocery stores, which
re 3tlers to the public at the very lowest prices,
% CASH. =
lie trusts that his friends and citizens gene
rally OF I!aqnemine and vicinity will give h,m
a portion OF their patronage.
feb4 n 0pIIrIoN
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Etals d "a Lcpjs1 sc-Frro'sss a'Ncrr|ic,
COR Gt 6me. D,,.r.f.
Sue. ssIoU de i. t.uS.
4 TIENDU, cue Lauren, Cher a &c .our ar
y stute the petition en- ca're cour a iettet
d'oU;erIr &c lsliTes CONNIE Cura:cur nc IA sue
cessioa vacant de tea +. Gaux-
AVIS rst par le present an,5t q tons reuN que
celia concerne Ie deduire suu> tix jyurs de Ia
dale DE &c prcsgJt les ~Tyis-rs pom ies .ueiies Al
ne srraIi pas fat dot "A die petition.
iJery.i.e, Iuil :, $50.
je23 ". \. ESTEYhN, GreGer.
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Preserve Your Teeth.
J. q. ~CASADAVANT.
Surgeon Dentist,
las ROYAL STREET

Late lS2, betsoeen s.. Peter and Toulouse SIS.
rONTlNUES 10 call the a~ttention of those
who need the services Of a competent Dem
tist, and those persons whose Teeth have been
injured BY unskillful Dentists, whose gold drops
out a.short Tune after the Teeth are plugged, and
whose Artificial Teeth cannot be worn with COM
tort, by applying 10 J. A CAsApAvANr, they can
have all operations in the Dental Art performed
conscIentionsly. and in the most scientific manner.
Tie behumbs the gums, before Extracting Teeth.
with a chemical preparation invented by nun.
which lessons the pain. Consultations in
French, Spanish and English. dec3l
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-07-07
LEON LEVY.
Ory GOODS and Grocery Store.

informs his friends aud
~ the pebble that he has opened a
Dry Goods. Clothing and Grocery
Store,
In the house Of V. Donas on rlaqrcmine street,
nearly opposite M'Wiliiams' store, where he
WIN always keep on hard a good stock Of Dry
Goods, Clothing aud Groceries. mh3I
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state o. LoUisiana-Parish of IbervilIe-6th
District Can't

State o. LoUisiana-Parish of IbervilIe-6th
District Court.
Estates Of Forester Bourgogue and T.
ma Comeadx, his wife, both deceased.
WHEFEAs, Jules B2urgogne has this
w day hied 10 tie Clerks Office OF this
Court, his final account Of Administration of the
estates OF Forester Bourgogne and Trina Co.
meaux, his vile, both deceased-
Notice is hereby gwen 20 all whom i, NAV con-
Germ TO show cause within thirty days from the
GATE OF the publication hereof, the reasons why
sa'u anal account should not be homologaied
anc made a judgment OF thls Court. sud liz Al,
mlnlstIator's bond cancelled.
~lbervi.!e May 81, 1860.
ie2 NJ. a. ESTEVtN Clerk
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Carpeting- Carpeting.

90 pieces assorted patterns, and ranging from
81 10 % SOC. per yard. ParIor Rugs, assorted
Carpet Binding; Floor Oh Cloth, A., 81, 81,
81 wide.
T. Our good. having been selected in person
by Mr. Roth in New York, Boston. Cincinnati
and Louisville. We are able TO sell al New Or
leans prices. Give us a trial aad satisfy your
selves.
ocl ROTH, DEBLIEUX 4 CO.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-07-07

logettfr WIN a great variety OF OlttT valuable
Gifts, vary ing in value from 80 els. to SIS.
Any person enclosing in u leter 81 aud i've three
cent Postage Stamps 10 pay for postage aud R0llerl
shall receive, by return of mail, the magnificent En-
craving OF Christopher Columbus, tIV1 one OF those
valuable GIFTS as per Bill
Address all orders for Bills, or Engrayiugs Ia
P. S. HERLlNE & co.
my26 Box 1912, Philadelphia, Pa.
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MAGNsEICENT ENCHANTING
C-HRTsropHlE COLUMBUS
AND HIS CREW.

THIS BEAUTIFUL MIGRATING was de-.
L signed by RUBuSs, one OF the most celrbfa-
ted artists thai ever lived: he cost OF the orisi-
nal design and plate being over $4,000, size y ~
20 inches.
The Philadelphia Daily Mars. sUys, "the mere
nominal sum asked-tor the engraving, is a soiii.
cient induces I.ut lnr persons % paIrchass, y 9TH
out the additional Git"
SCHEDULE DIFTS =
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-07-07

Coa's aud Wrappers,
Hats. Camp Blankets
Table Covers. DooT-ma;s,
Rubber Cloths. Of different widths and culors,
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-07-07

RJer to-Dr. {, Clement, Iberville.
LOUIS Desobry, ST..
GervaIs & Roman Scblatre. "
john Schlatre, A."
Sylvan Marionneaux, "
Edward J. Gay,
JAS. G. Woods, West Baton Ronge.
Dan. Ii. Hickey. do
Thompson J. Bird, East Baton Rouge
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Saddlery.

\ fall assortment OF Ladies, Misses, Gents and
Boys Plain aud Quilted seats, Britchins, Cart
saddles, Buggy and Carriage Harness, Riding
sud Buggy " hips. Blind Brides, Bndis Filings
Port aud suaiiile Bits, NartingaIes. Buggy Reins,
Gulhs anu Sursing!es.
Clothing--Clothing,
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India Rubber Goods,

OF latest styles, for Gents, Boys ami Child
y large assortment seamless Overcoats.
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NJ. A. ESTEyAN. GrcAier.

Succession de tcue Elizabeth Lcssagd.
4 iFtNDU, qHeThomas Whaley a G.. Jour en-
~ haSse dams lie bureau du GIefier &c ce,ie
eour son cotopte hnal de Liqoidation dela AUG
cessloa dc leue Eiizabeth Lessard-
Avis est.Par lie present dome a tous ceux que
celia concerne de deduire sous trente iours de- la
dale de &c present les raisons pour lesquel,es lie
dl' compte re seralt pas homologae ct lait ,e
Jugement de cette cour.
l5eville, Mai-3I. 1851.
je2 NJ A. ESTEEiN. Gr.rfs,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-11-08
A Word abou, Hair Restora.,ves

The original it is still the best prenaration for +
s grey mar 10 Its original color and erng it strong
eany ano beautiful, Heimsreet Co.'s lninitabe Hair
ong OF hestoer Every other preparation advertised
o ~ purpose but an imitation of this. Most of them
ore ae WIN water and require the expense of hair es-
ng 70 accompany them they leave the hair harsh and
Dry helmstreets is made with oil stimulating spirits
an Gg eeG6e ha'r cash aside from its value
atVe II s sold at reasonable price, placing with
IN the reach Of ALL We might introduce certificates from
Of M senators and well known citizens in all parts
vi c country out 1T Is not necessary. We leave our read
eS 10 Goge That mutations produce comparatively
results the original and initiated article must sur
Price fifty and one dollar bottle Sold evervhere
by all Druggist. VIM
Sold in Wilmington by ". r. Iippitt, q. McLin and by
~ w. E. HAGAN & co, Proprietors, Troy, N Y
cCI. L0 4I-Im-dNw.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-11-08
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
CELEBRATE FEMALE PILLS

~
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
Prepared from PRESCRIPTION Of SIR j. Clarke, NJ d.,
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unailng the of all
those painful and dangerous diseases which the female
constitution is subject 1t mode all excess and re-
moves all distractions and speedy may be relied
TO MARRIED LADIES
it is peculiarly suited. 1t WILL short time bring on the
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle price One Dollar, bears the Government
Stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent cOunterfeits.
CAUTION.
These Pulls should not be taken By females during the
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, as they are
sure to brlg on Miscarriage, but at any other time they
are safe.
In all of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain in the
Back and Limbs Fatigue slight exeron Papatation Of
the Heart, Mysteries and Whites, these Pills will effect
when a 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 GO and postage stamps enclosed to any
horized Agent, will insure bottle containing so Pills. by
return mail.
For sale in Wilmington by W. H. Lppitt Henry McLin,
and all Druggists.
Sold in GoIdsboro' by Lucas Moore.
PURCELL LADD & co. Richmond.
May IA, 1850. 2l3 Il 37eow ly
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-11-08

The WORLD ON THE New York FREreHT.-Fhat
sanity sheet the New York World has deal more of
in its money articles than of piety in its ed
itorals. In its last issue it says:
The South has curtaed ts liabilities this fall to SO
great extent, that few months hence will rapidly
place it in position OF great financial ease and strength
The cotton crop VIII, probably not much exceed 4OOO-
600 bales and the knowledge of this fact will stimulate
sales in Liverpool and advance prices. The consump-
ton of cotton in Europe is increasing in greater ra-
ito than heretofore, and many manufacturers in Man.
chester, England have orders on hand than they
can execute for the next two months There is every
reason to believe that the Southern crops of cotton sr
gar and tobacco, will realize In cash value than
the very large amount of last year. This with the d.
minished purchases made by Southern buyers rom the
North will soon enable them tc get rid Of the effects of
their previous overtrading.
On the other hand its remarks on the state of the
Northern Stock Market ii doesn't think things look so
bright:
Prices again declined and large amounts of stock are
being pressed on the market for sae as occasion offers
Inc sellers are more numerous than the buyers Erie
was the heaviest stock the list and was sold down to
5312 decline Of per cent from the highest point
The Western Railroad shares sold at lower prices
with declining tendency The market has fairly brok-
en- down under the eagerness OF parties to SELL and the
probability Of still lower prices ruling is very generally
believed hy the board
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-11-08

RosIN-The market continued to rule inactive for all
grades throughout the week ended and is difficult to
effect sales at low figures. The scarcity of shipping,
together with the high of freight and the low prices
the Northern markets has the tendency check opera
tons and but few sales have taken place. In No.
quote the week of only about 800 bbs at prices
ranging from 81 rs, 81 so to 81 IS per bbthe latter
price being paid for extra fine article In No. we have
nothing report there demand, and sales have
been effected that aware Of In the present state of
the market unable to give correct quotation The
Common article has been materially affected by the high
of freight and the scarcity of ship room and prices
ing bbs at IS cents for tale bbls, and
600 Co. at 80 cents per BIO lbs The market unusually
dull parcels offered at 30 s5 cents but buyers are
unwilling to operate.
TAR-s in brisk demand and parcels find quick sale
arrival quotation below The receipts for the week have
rather better footing 1858 bbs all Of which sold at
81 30 per Dbl.
BEEF CATTLE AND sHEEP-The quantity of beeves being
brought to market exceedingly small notwtl standing
which butchers have moderate stock hand, and are
disposed purchase unless tits of prime quality which
finds ready sale fair prices We quote at 81 to cents
slowly and there is only small stock on market still thu
demand for butcherng purposes appears to be limited
BARRgLs-1n empty Spirits Turpentine barrels we nav
nothing to report Scarcely anything has been dom
receipts of ordinary make the stock in first hands h
been accommodating, and at present it is unusually large
There is little demand and the sales for some tim
past have been small lots of selected secon
hand at 81 so to 81 20 each lots as they run
sale. n z make are also in better supply and for thi
quality the demand appears to have become eheckeG an
only small sales are making at 81 70 - 20
has exhibited less activity though we have no quotab
change make former prices Buyers have shown les
disposition operate unless at concession in price, whc
holders were unwilling make and in consequence th
transactions the week have been rather small The
vices by the steamer Persia received Tuesday, repre-
sent rmer feeling in the English market for middlin
qualities, and this may have the tendency to strengthen
ys I We can ot 10 S.ca
moderate and there better stock market. We quo
sales as follows: sbalss at cents; do. at loa CENTS