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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-21

CUPREME COURT-Westchester County
ceased. plsints against JAMES CLARK JAMES VAN DOS
IRA Nh President Of the Merchant Exchange Bank N T.
ABRAHAM O. HALLENBECK, JOHN CLOU0H JOHN q.
PERRY, administrator &c, Of JOHN FERRY deces.s4,
and WIN. H. RUSSELL, defendant&-snmmons for relief
ICON. not servod)To the Defendants, James Clark md
Abraham O. Halenbeck: You hereby summoned and
required 20 the complaint In this on, which viii Be
filed In Wechester County Clerks o1 and 10 serve copy
Of your to the said complaint the subscriber s
Office In Peekss said County within twenty days AFTER The
service hereof exclusive Of the day Of such services and
fail TO answer the said complaint within the time Aforesaid
the PLAINTIFF In this action viii apply 70 the Court for the reid
DAVID w TRAVIS Plsintifs Attorney.
The said complaint filed oce Of the s Of Wet
chester County at White Plains the 18th day Of Janary
1Ss0.-Peekskil January IT. 1850.
jya4 lswswTu. Psei.EI. NJ.
SUPREME COURT-Westchester County
~ DANIEL J. HAI0HT against CALEB H. SUTTON
summons for money demand To the defendants,
You are hereby and required the complaint
In this action Of which copy herewith served upon you and
schber at his Office In Peeks In county within twenty
days after the service hereof exclusive Of day
IL fail to the said complaint
aforesaid the plaintiff In this action will Judgment axana
you hundred and seventy do With pt.-
rest the eighth day Of May thousand eight hundred a,d
6fyye beside the costs OF this acon. Dated July
DAVID w. TRAVIS Plaintiffs Attorney
The complaint In above action filed In the Office Of the
Clerk of the County Of Westcheser at White Plains JOY H.
iva Law 6wTus Plaintiffs Attorney. Peek,ku NY.
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Boots, Shoes, Sc.
Cost an6 fonn0.

| OST---FrOm a carriage, on Saturday evening,
II small CARPET BAG, address upon 1t except the mans
Of GARRIS0NS pasted the bottom. The finder viii be
warded on delivery Of the bag at No. 33 Charles st.
1 OST-On Saturday q green-enameled and Dia-
mond WATCH CHAIN. The finder will be literally
warded by returning to TIFFANY Co., No. $50 Broadway
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COR HAVANA AND NEW-ORLEANS.


a PASSAGE $50.
On SATURDAY August 18th 1860 Of O'Clock p NJ from
foot Of North River the staunch and fayorte
ship EMPIRE CITY newly double sSei and coppered from
her keel up with fine New Deck sttuoUs Engine aud Boil
thoroughly paed aud tested and the vessel throughout put
in hr.,-rsts ccrdition vii be diapatched as above.
Ep Of Lbdrg Of the proper form furnished at the office ard
no Hills Of adins viii b. sgnsd after the hour Of sailing
For Fright OF Passage apply No IL West ST. corner Of
WsueJ 81 81. q ROBERTS.
n B-Fregbt received auI after WEDNESDAY, Aug Is
ENOk CALF 0RNIA via PANAMA. first
olsss 81 lesv- reVYors the lH TIA ,n6 Dc. Of
each month"; except when these iste faI SUND AY when
the day Of 1epArure viii be tie MONDAY fjlowing fst
freight apply 81 the only ofc4 Ne ~ WsStat
corner Of Nssren-'t y 3 ALLEN. Agent.
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me0iral.
NEW DISCOVERY I

LIVERY Woman who suffers from Irregularities
IL should DIR. MARTINS CATAMENIAL COR
RECTOR witch IA without exception
THE BEST MEDICINE BEFORE THE PUBLIC
for all diseases Arising ron Irregularities Chronic Nervous
Debility Pay alton Of the Heart Vertigo Dizziness Pain,
in the Rineys Pains 10 The small Of the Back Pains unde
Shoulders Lownes OF Spirits Languor and Nervousness
ally, Difficult or Suppressed Menstruation. g..
Pice retail 81 so Per bottle SIS for four bottles
For sale by hesss Barpes PARK and +. c. Wells & Co.
Newly ORR st retail by druggists generally. -
J.DI DE NYSE
General agent for the United States ard Canada,
No. IN Wilsm.st. N Y.
1NHE BEST REMEDY for Dyspepsia, Indges.
i ton, and all Disorders Of the Stomach-M DANES
ANTI YSPEPTIC DIGESTIVE BIrTERS. CASH Drns
House No. ls2 Broadway Mrs TAYLOR No rs East 18th
HswYorf; :. PHlNNEf No 2T aan-ss, Poa ghkeepsie.
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A. NJ. MgRwIS, Anetioneer.

n.
DY BANGS, MERWIN & Co., Irving Buildings,
~ Nos 5oi and SOC Broadway
WEDNESDAY EVENING. bug %, at : O'Clock.
VALUABLE STANDARD BOOKS.-A la &c collection IN
various departments mostly In good order and substantial bind
ngs including many choice library editions &c. Catalogues
ready
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U,OR BRIDGEPORT-DAILY LINE-Fare 50

LtOR BRIDGEPORT-DAILY LINE-Fare 50
,. sscoa With Ii s s2s
Day .ns rss, q. ia seiscl
~fth al the express trains GEORGE w. CoRLIEs Agent
DAY BOAT for ALBANY and TROY, maluns
the n.u: steamer .s5 s sstSI5
NOR RRIDGEPORT-DAILY LINE.-The
steamer JOHN BROOKS will leave Peck-.lip every day
Sunday e1ceI ted arriving IN Bridgeport IN time for
ih .r sis Fgeat taken LoCKYERG Co. Tia south st.
nor SAVANNAH and OTHER PORTS as
il BFLow-Tbe hrstclass side wheel steamship FLOR
IDA CAPT Issc CpGwe viii k ssys on R rgEsghY Az 81
0'S ss Sss me sss MSSs cas- Montgomery
as Nashville s27 50 knoxville saS 5O Memphis sl fs;
Augusta, $17 So Macon, 500 Savannah, SIS.
f'' H''sn' or passage 'P S2muEG L. MfTcaiLL SON
NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD
~ DUNKIRK EXPRESS at ! a. m, for Dunkirk, Buffalo,
MAIL at sis % for DuniirE and intermediate Stations
This Train remains over night at Emtrs =,
WAY at 345 p. m, for MiddetOwn Newburgh, and inter
MIGHT ps sg Gsn D9Ps s1 oS
." -''' A'-' ''-'' '' CifAs MTNoT General sup.-
TOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
l. PORT and FALL RIyER.-The splendid and superior
Fs6sY Capt apad g5S8
m aud TIE Expire STATE, Capt Brayton, on MONDAY,
WEDNt sDAY, and FRIDAY, at O'Clock p m from Pier
No 3, ~ X. 8,
Hereafter viii be regarded secured to any apph
cant until the sane shall have been paid for.
Freight to Boston arded through with great dispatch by
Express Freight Train. u
VIM BORDEN, Agent, Nos. 70 and II West st.
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY-
~ From foot Of nisConnectins Hampton juno
ton Delaware Lactawanna and Western Railroad and at
Easton with Lehgh Valley RsilrosdAnd Its cont ections
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT-commen May %, 1861
Leave New York as follows:
HARRIsBuRG ExpREss-At6 m. for Esston, Reading Hsr
rtburg Mauch Chunk, &c.
MAIL TRALS-At for Easton, Water Gap, Scranton,
Great Bend Pitston, Wilkesbsue, &c.
I'm THROUGH TRIS-For EsstoD Mauch Chunk, Reading,
Pottsyile, Harrisburg &c. .
4 p. NJ THROUGH TRMs-For Easton Allentown, Hauch
Chunk &c.
6PM TRAIS-For Somervile and intermediate stations
EXPRESS TRAIN FOR HARRsBURG
The m. Express Train from New York arrives at Harris
burg at IL 40 noon time with trains Pennsylga
mia Central Rroad east and west Northern Central north and
south and with Cumberland Valley Railroad.
LEAyE NEW DIRK FROM PIER No. NJ at 1880 and 1l:3O
M ano for Easton and intermediate stations aud at
3:3l o. m. for Someryile ana intermediate stations.
JOHN U. STERNS, Supe intr ndert.
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TOR SAVANNAH and the SOUTH-Tbe
Steamship r. r. CUYLER, Capt. Fred Croker, will
lave Pier No H. N. r., on THURSDAY Aug % at D. N.
Passage to Savannah with accommodations uneqused BIS.
Through Tickets to Eeworeans s39 75 Mobile, ss5 ncn..
gonery, &25 Memphis S3l IS Nashville $50 rs; Knoxville
e25 So Chattanooga $25 Albany s1a Columbus 82; At.
lsrts fH Macon $50; Augusta 81 80 Including carriage
fare In Savannah.
Apply to H. B. CROMWELL CO., No. s wsst-ss., and
No 235 Rrosdvay.
The HUNTSVILLE sneceeds on SATURDAY. An, Is
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SUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of
the County Of York notice hereby al persons
having claims against SARAH NJ VANBUSRIRK late of the
City OF deceased TO present the with voucher.
thereof to the subscribers al the office Of LOT C. CLARK No
81 Wt In the City Of NewYork before fret day OF
January neAt-Dated New York the 23d day Of june
JOHN s. LYLE, -.
JED law6m. LOT C. CLARK Executors.
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NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD

NEW-1URh AND HAhLEM hAILhUAD.
~ FARE TO ALBANY So.
and after MONDAY June IS 1850 Trains will leave 18th
st. Station, New York, f,llows
NillismsbIidge and all way Stations, 7t0 and
$3.50 For White Plains snd all way Sttons 23O, aud
D. For White Plains and all Stations 6:5 from White
Depot For Croton Falls from 2eth-st Depot 8l5
stopping at williamsburg and Stations above For Dover
Plains from 18th st Depot 80 st piping at White Plains
and Stations above this train to Mi erou Saturday
evebng) For Albany frou 26h.st Depot 0;l5 express
all traiu stopping White Plains Bedford Croton Falls and
Stations North.
RetuTning-Wi leave Wiiamsbrdge stopping at all way
Stations m. and hite Pa st pping at all
Stations and 4:l5 and M Dover Plains stop.
piag Stations north Of Fordham this train esv5s
Mlerton every Monday ing SIPS; Croon Fsls,
stopping s Stations north Of Fordham Albany stop
ping at all stations north OF Whit" Plains
JOHN BURCHILL, Asst Supt
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Ocean Cleaners, &r.
ATLANTIC ROYAL MAIL STEAM NAVI-
n CATION COMPANY.
NETWORK AND GALWAY LINE.
f.

r.
TOUCHING AT ST. JOHNS, N. +.
Carrying the British Mail and Government Dispatches
The comprising this Line have been approved by the
NEW IRONsIDE WHEEL sTEAMERs,
CONNAUGHT.. ............... 400 tuns burden
LElfSTER.................,. w tuns burden
STER.....................4,4O0 tuus burden
ULSTER....................... 4 400 tuns burden
The ne1t departures viii be the
PARANA Capt HEENAN, on TUESDAY Aug. ;, from
CONNAUGHT, Capt. LEITCH, on TUESDAY, sept, II,
from New-York
Rates Of passage part of Ireland Railway and to
the principal cities OF gland and Scoilsnd.
First Glass; 500 $50 and SIS according TO ST. Groom &C
commodaons Third Class $50 including cooked provisions
And to St. Johns N. First Class f35 Thh Glass. $50
Children under II years bali pre under year, free. Third
class passengers required to furnish beds andtns
Persons taking passage at NewYork for the zeamers sailing
Boston, will receive free passage from New TO Boston
The Of this have been constructed with the
greatest regards safety and comfort combined with model
and propeing power and built with water g compart
merits They hdenty expected to spas IN speed and
roughwesher qualities any vessels tn and are repee
with eegancies and conveniances
Ar surgeon attached TO each ship Persons wish
ing send their friends obtai return tickets Ct low
ratesI
HOWLAND ASPlN WALL, Agents
Nos. 81 and IS South-st
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finaurial.
A LBERT II. EICOLAY

A LBERT H. NICOLAY,
"A AUCTIoNPER AND STOCK BROKER,
No 50 WlsmuIEsgRANGE sToGk and other Securities f..
Brokers' Board The Price Current issued ssmi monthly
nVIDEND.
~ SECURITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
SnPT pI sls ia S
s6s5,sa
The Director. have. iii. day declared ANNUAL
caSH p2S. cent ni fp
POLICY HOLDERS Of q per cent on the earned premium q
al PSS S q 6 60
""''" ''''p VIII &c ''''' JOSEPH WALKER, President
T. w BnDsALL, Vfce-President
r. L. HAYDooE, Secretary.
DIVIDEND of THREE AND ONE-HALF
"a PER CENT the caP stock Of the
he @ day of September the office Of the Company No a
Exchange place.
PROCLAMATION virtue of and In accord
ance with the provisions Of act Of the Legislature OF ne
the principal and interest Of the State Debt approved February
a. is9 l. JOHN WOOD Governor of the State Of Illinois DO
h TEfSr Tf' bxY al Of SEPT xMEh
CAN EXCHANGE BANK in the City Of EswYoTs VIII
y the 9Gn IN i e sns sssii
And BY virtue and ta I interest and ali
said Bonds will cease from the time Of specified IN ms
Der D. 1860 viz: Bonds issued pursuance of Of the
Legislature Of State Of Illinois entitled An Act to fund the
State Of nosp approved February H. 1884, to wit Bonds
numbered 49, 80 100 issued to the Auditor A. Of Illinois In
trust for State Bank Of Illinois, Nos 1871 1851 ssued TO Asop
Chauncey IN trust Nos l64 16l8 1919 1859 1851 1861 1853
@ 1881 1888 , f Il. ss Ds S sa N ss s ss
1881 1882 1888 1924 s8s le86 1851 1888 1892 1890 1871 1872
1853 1884 1896 1871 $685. 1899 100 IDOL lo2 1903 7
I75 l7O l7O l7Oe 1909 ITO l7 7l2 l73 INA l7l5 IFS
I77 1913 49, ITO 1T2 IN 1723 12 25 l76 l727 728
l729 1870 173 32 1733 1894 1885, 1895 1884, 1913 1889 $780,
17 42 1913 l7 l745 1916 l747 17s Ti9 1850 issued to
Hope Co, Of Amsterdam.
In testimony whereof have bereunto set my hand,
SBA caused the Seal Of the State 10 be heeunto
affixed at Springfield this 10th day Of August 1880
By the Governor JOHN WOOD.
o. NJ HATCH, Secretary Of State.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County OF NeYok notice Is hereby given to ali per
sons having claims against LAWRENCE " BUSTED lats OF
the City OF New deceased 10 present the with vouch
thereof 20 the subscriber at his office No 232 Fultons
the City of NewioI before the eighteenth day Of July
neXt-Dated, Newlork, the 18th day OF January 1860
ala law6no Tu+ JOHN HUSTACE, Administrator.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.


AIEW YORK h. the WdITE MOUNTAINS .nt
~ LAKE, @EMPHBEMAGOG drect-A1d Pleasure Rout,
% Ogdensburgh Montreal aud Qgshsc Arply A. the ".
SIN n X. Ofb,s, 2t1st n. !.
TOR NEW-HAVEN, BY steamer ELM CTrf,
4 from pier No 25 Fast River st D. n and TRAVELLER
u II ?. N. EaEe 81 No charge for berth.
A FTERNOON BOAT for Nswburgh and interms-
~ diate Lsndlgs- Metamor at p IN lSupdsyS
sIcsprd from Pier foot Of Jsvt For particulars bills
NAY BOAT for WEST POINT, CORNWALL,
~ EEWBURGH MILTON, and POUGHKEEPSIE The
ttesmhcst Aida VII leave Jayst Pier DAILY At $3.50
ouchius At 3.st Pie) returning the city At $3.50
Passenger io Albany Troy, Saratoga any point vest
axe connections at Poughkeepse. Baggage transferred
free.
nAY BOAT for ALBANY and IN'TERMEDI-
~ ATE LANDINGS Steamer ARM ENIA leaves Harrison
tt every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY. aud FRIDAY st : a. IN
connecting At Albany with trains to Saratoga aud the Vest
L'OR NEWARK and BERGEN POINT.-The
new steamer THOMAS P. WAY leaves Pier 20 n R. foot
Of Dsyst, It Joy and a daily including Sundays.
I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Trans leave
II south Very Brooky for 0reenport at 10 and 1880
M North I.lip ~ 1880 ard 5;s5 S,os,et 70
sud 43Op N Hampstead 10 ni " N, 4, 4:30 aad 535
p H. jamaica 10 M Il M, {, i3) 5:35. aud 6:46 p
"
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WANTED BY respectable woman a situation
w COOK understands meats soups. and jeies Good
city reference il required Inquire at No S. CrObys reai
built ing room No. 8.
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Qcpartnersbip Notices.

NOTICE.-Mr. WILLIAM II. SWAN il duly
IN authorized 10 SIGN our FIRM By procurston
GRINkkLL MINTURn l. Go.
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A DIVIDEND of THREE AND ONE-HALF

~ PER CENT the capitaI stock OF the NEW-IVhI
SMFITING COMPANY has This day been declared payable
the frst day Of September at the Office Of the Company No.
n pIace
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.mants.

VNEACHERS.-TwO young Ladies, well qualified
in the English branches Latin, French Music, and Paint
ing DESTROYS TO obtain situations In Schools Families
Good references 10 capabity and experience. address
TEACHER, Housstonic Institute, New-Mford, Conn.
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A LBERT II. EICOLAY,
IA AUCTIONPER AND STOCK BROKER,
No. 50 STOCK and other Securities
at private sale STOCKS ard BONDS bought and sold az the
Brokers Board The Price Current issued ssmi- monthly
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A TEACHER.-A gentleman, graduate, having
~ experience Teacher in bhiNorh and South desres
sustion in Academy digh School, Private Family.
References given application. Address iomeoistey,
AUDITUS Rochester N. Y.
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Goal, &r.

WYOMING VALLEY co A 1.-The best
w quality of furnace crate snd range COAL equa any
in use for domestic purposes Weight warranted aud
until Sept a reduced rates Yard No 322 shAy Of
zhs .. the the Susquehanna and Wyoming valley
Railroad and Coal Company, No. 81 Wallet.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-01-05

pleasant little ceremony came off in this town We'd
nesday night last in the shape of the presentation of
beautiful Cane, 10y tie Conductors Of the Viii. 81 Man
chester Railroad to r. B. McRae ESQ., the very clever
and efficient Transportation and Ticket Agent of the
Company. Harry Brock ESQ., on behalf of the Conduc-
TORS accompanied the presentation by brief address,
IN which he truly and eelingy assured Mr. McRae that
this Offering sprang from friendship and esteem alone
and was neither form, nor the result of interested
motives Mr.. McRae replied accepting the present in
the spirit in which it was rendered and recprocatno
those eengs OF friendship and esteem which Mr. Brock
on behalf of his friends the Conductors, was 50 kind as
to express.
Inc Cane is of ebony with massive gold head, on
which is an inscription setting forth that it was present
cd to Mr.. McRae, by the Conductors on the w. g. NJ
~ H. "nose names are engraved on the several faces
while little below this, gold band, are engraved
'ne arms OF the two Caronas, connected by Iocomo
tive and train The design is very tasteful and annro
priatey emblematic of Road belonging to two States
DAILY Journal 3lh alt
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-01-05

FROZEN UP.-Mr. Hollis proposed law about news
paper exchanges is not yet in operation, but it might
well be, for we virtually deprived of them at any
rate We got one Or two papers from the South one
two from Boston, an ancient paper or two from New
York, and from Richmond this morning. all ont OF
date and very dry of The cars were late getting
in from the North this morning. We have no papers
from Baltimore, Washington, Petersburg, Norfolk, Raj
eigh, Newbern, and if did have, we presume they
would be frozen up and not at all interesting, usual
This as a cold spell indeed-DaHy Journal! 4th inst.
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TIE WILMINGTON JOURNAL.
WILMINGTON, N. C., THURSDAY. JAN. 5, $500.
The Time and Place.

We suggested some time since that the time mentioned
by our Cumberland friends for holding the Democratic
Convention in this district rather too early and
that we preferred later day-that indeed it would be
impossible to get full convention at an early day in
January This seems to be generally conceded As
for the place, personally we rather like Elizabeth
town, but it has been urged that it is difficult to
get there there being few facilities of public convey
ance. We would like to see the Convention here in
Wilmington, at the time suggested by our friends in
Brunswick, but we fear that hotel room would be
inadequate, and therefore cannot urge this place.
Suppose then that suggest the Thursday after the
third Monday in February, the Thursday after the
third Monday in March, that is the 23d of February
the 22d of March. The first named day may slightly
interfere with County Court in Sampson which is held
that week. The second with Superior Court in Rich
mond For reasons assigned some time since, we would
prefer the meeting of the District Convention after that
of the State Convention.
For the place-if not at Elizabethtown then we say
decidedly let us havei at Fayetteville. There good
hotel accommodations there and it is the centre of the
upper end of the district.
What say our friends to the 23d day of March, at
EIizabethtown or Fayetteville?
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-01-05

A New SrAR-Some years ago, as many of our
readers will remember, Ole Bull was to perform on the
violin at the old theatre but did not getting sick just at
the moment when he was to come on the stage. Maui
yce Strakosch the manager announced to the audience
that to all who desired their money would be refunded
Few if any desired it, and the concert proceeded with
out Ole Bull, which was something like Hamlet with
the part of Hamlet left out. However, we recolect
that little girl Adalina Patti, sister of Amaa Patti
Mad Strakosch almost retrieved the fortunes of the
night by her singing, so very remarkable in mere child
She was certainly remarkable.
Since that time (some five six years since,)
we heard nothing of little Patti until within the last
few weeks during which she has burstupon tie operate
public of New York, and taken their surages by storm
The Gohamtes that she is now although only six
teen, superior to any prima donna the stage; and
trangey enough the newspaper critics of the Quaker
CT ty agree with those of the metropolis" The rather
spa re and angular little girl that we remember singing
here has expanded into charming young woman and
that no doubt helps out her singing.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-01-05
Exports of the Year.

We publish under commercial head our table of
exports for the year just closed compared with that
Immediately preceding it. 1t will be that in all the
articles going under the general denomination of naval
stores there has been decided increase the production
and exports being the largest the history of the port
and section. The shipment of Spirits Turpentine
ceeds that of any former year by over ten thousand
casks six thousand of this increase being in foreign
ports The crude article of Iurpentne, also Rosin
Tar and Pitch, are largely in excess.
The prices during the year have been at least fair
we should say remunerative, to the producer-Spirits
having averaged at least 43 cents and other articles
proportion. We fear that with the very greatly in
creased production remuneratve prices cannot be main
tanned unless the consumption be largely increased which
we see no reason to anticipate 1t would be wise pol
icy to turn portion Of the labor employed in the
production of ma al stores the more direct pursuits of
agriculture.
In the item Of timber and lumber there is the same
progressive dminuton that we have noticed for some
time past The mills cannot fill ORDERS for a good and
sufficient reason-they cannot get the tmbe: to saw,
and we learn that are idle solely on this account
We notice that the few RATS brought in last week were
sold at $40 25 $l1 and $lS per thousand. We think
that timbergeters need not be deferred for fear of not
obtaining ready sale at paying prices
In peanuts there is an increase in the quantity
shipped while the prices decidedly better. Rice
shows an increase in quantity, although prices have not
been maintained.
The gain on flour will about make up for the loss on
wheat Neither are very large items.
Cotton shows falling off, but this is more apparent
than rea-hat is it is far from indicating any real fall
ING off in the business of the port in that article the
excess of last year this being due to wholly acct
dental cause namely, the prevalence of yellow fever at
Charleston, preventing shipments through that port
during the Fall of last year. In fact, instead of de-
cline there is tangible increase in the real permanent
business OF the port in this staple The great body of
the Cotton shipped this year is North Carolina Cotton,
and Eastern North Carolina is going into this cnnre
with energy aud the books of the Wilmington and Wei
don Railroad Company show that it is gradually taking
course towards North Carolina ports instead of those
of Virginia.
The Miscellaneous list is slightly diversified be-
tween dried fruit and silver beeswax and soaptone
Would that the time were when other metallic pro-
ducts will figure as largely as they ought to do thus
benefttipg not only our port but the State at large
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