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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-12

GREAT REDUCTION in DRY GOODS and
N CLOAKS.
BTEKhfAN Co.. No. 413 BROADWAY,
HAVING MARKED DOWN
Their lsrre stock Of SILKS hERINOES,
ST1OMAkS POPLlNS and other DRESS GOODS
Also, CLOAKs, SHAWLS, and HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
To prices corresponding TO the times,
'''' TO THE REDUCTION
HEAD OF ALL COMPETITION
"A FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
ZEAL LACES AND PARIS EMBROlDERIES,
All PRICES THAT MUST COMMAND AN
IMMEDIATE SALE
Real Point Lace Collars. SO worth ri 30
r-fl Point Lace Sets, a. all prices
forston g. .. hcue Lace Collars, 81 worth 81 20
Waller cieIres i,eng and Medallion Collars and Sets.
Point Aprllq ~ ace HandheIcbisfs. 81. worth ~.
i,.ertiue see sndberchef- from ~ and upward
Paiis Eb Linen Handkerchief from s. and upward
french In br iderCd Collars and Sets tnev siyiesl
FIsek TbIead Lace Walls from - so aud UPWARD
Rich isee "a. ae,rs Bsrbes Capes Berthes Sc.
Uusion Lice Sleeves, very choice and new styes.
Lf,rts' q rs Wrists Robes. Frocks, and Cspee, Sc
Jsrsnese linen md Embroidered Sets -
f. WILLIAMS 4 Co..
Late Potgr Roberts Ne 42a Broadway.
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professional Notices.
1nsnrante G ompamcs.

NEW-ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSUR-
~ ANCE COMPANY PURELY MUTUAL), Of Boston
Mass Fund 70 pay Losses ONE MILLION FIVE HUNDRED
gHOt SAND DOLLARS
Alcr payu losses over St0O,000.
And UlNIDENI IN CASH SGCO, 600.
Last DIV IDEND 80 PER CENT paid ~ CASH Inter
sting concerning Life Assurance furnished gratis
JOHN HOPPER Agent and Attorney FOR the Co.,
Metropolitan Bank Building ITO Broadway Pinest. ~
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rOfncisL
OHIO STATE IOAN.-$6. 400, 900.
CPylcE OF TnE CoNaIssIOSbRs syTHz SIsgfSs FuzD
or rBy ST4Ty OF OHIO Columbus Ang o. LEO.

OF TIE srlTy or ONO COl1lnbu. Ans g. LEO. 5
SIX MSN s' 10Th aff Ts6RgD THOUSAND DoLAss
applied exclusively TO the payment Of 'h1 portion Of On
pscs s 1eg and to hst end the q &
shibg Of the State under authority ofss 40, Of the ss
Agency No Is Wi. :rs. New va City nntn /, ss'esI
TwEs sY phS 81 yoR HySaks
III SAND D0LLARs o. The Transferable cei6ca.es q De
1T from the d day Of January paid
the nrst days Of January snd I9ly Of each ys. s 0ss
burssbe place and which to th. rate est
interest and the time Of hns redemption .hI BE- IN seoraaes
soc proposals the Conmonsrs deem 20 be most sdvsass
BssSs at The rae Of FIVE per ceDt PEI s.nrs
snd sSesnsSe = hs pessSs Of q. Sas s'r the rHikrx
Bearing interest at the rate Q. SIX cenom PET Mna
and redeemabs " he pessns o ;hs se .sr the THIRTY
Each proposal state dsipcy for which Of these ci1 ~
. made the s%Sn q o'tssI Which ds1
be taken and be accompanied b. 9neeh %
Ger cert Of the amount bid for which han ss
.s.5cS 70 liz to pay the reedae Of h. bid At The iss hsrcs
.rer specified parpo No bi less than the ps5v>ses
lars viii be considered and bid shall BE- deemed mss
either C5 tie Saos sam nssd nss q ' 1sS Is
sdder regard being had to the other proposals.
are srded to lin win be allowed each sOcoe'.f btds.
and adjusted the delivery Of the cedcat and each VT ss
Sgsa e tn DAY s3 81 DE s Ola
the City Of NevYorh at which time and pts
the certificate. awarded all Re eedy for delivery Certificates
~ Funded Debt the State of Ohio edrem5's the sx
lay Jauua 1851 vii De received In payment Of any part 81
The loan hereby contemplated -
The deposits the unsuccessful bidders will b. armed =
them application the Ohio State Agency OIL the day nxe
,ubseoient h. the opening Of the proposals.
The ComssiOreT the right ts Ee anJ or Al % soc
eid II trey shs deer Necessary In order to protect or p-
mote the interests OF the state .
pons for his loan must be ucosed IN sealed eaveleps,
fired 10 the Ofthe Snss Fund Of h1 state
II Ohio" and indorsed Proposals for the Ohio Loan
In order 70 secure Uniformity and for the convenience u h
DER tie Commissioners have prepared form Of propSssz
NV d-sired n The premises may be obtained The
tts sr,e zancy NnwYork City the Office Of Ne
Cou,ni.sioners In Columbus Ohio.
r W. TAYLER Auditor Of Stsls.
A z. RI SELL, Secretary ef Ststs
T. WOLCOTr l,soen,l
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Boots, Shoes, Sc.
GntIerp, GaroWare, &r.

GtKATFS.-The largest rad best assortment OF
y Iades Osnlemeus and Chlron's SKATES, IN the ly
Of he's thau Broadway price Depot OF he OS S
$50. kATHUSfnH. KUOLEH l. MORRISON, no ~
b0wery eud No. 10 Dtytaion 81.
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ConI..onsr, o. the SINKING Fund Of ,se STATE Of ohio
NxTENsIoN OF THE TINE FOR RECEIv-

EXTENSION OF THE TINE FOR RECEIV-
H ING PROPOSALS time for receiving Proposals ss-
Der the notice for the purchase Of the Crtacaies at
the Funded Debt the State Of Ohio l. hereby EAfENOfp
1ntii O'Clock the THIRrFEEfH DAY OF DECEA-
Der NEXT
ds which have been for the 10Th instant may TIE
spr tle bidder be Withdrawn application at The Stale
Agency may rensin there be opened the s4d k
NTH day o D-cerbe-
November 10, 1890.
II. w. TAYLER, auditor Of Staia
A r. RUSSELL Secretary Of state.
&. p WOLCOTT Attorney -tjeneri
Commissioners the Sinking Fund Of the State of Ohio
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Fnaufial.


ADRIAN H. MvIIgR. Aoctoneer. O6ieeNc % WauA
CLOCKS At AUCTION-THiS DAY, Wedaes-
~ cay, December H. a. 2i o'clock at the AeohAts ss
change.
10 shares metropolitan Fire ins Co. 800 each
~ shares Tnporters ard TTsdSrs' Fire fns Co. 80 eaSa
% shaie- ofnnl 1es,h FIs Ins. Co. 400 each
20 sh.res Hnrrnory Fire Irs. Co. S50 each.
10 shares kuercrn ExciE,r ge Fire Tus Go, &ios es<.
IL shares Peopie's Fire Insurance Co.. 80 each
10 sbsres linton Fire Ins. Co.. . 100 each.
4 .bare. Pafk Fife lns. Co. : i0o each.
70 share Nasss0 Fire fns Co. OF Brooklyn go escs.
10 ,I.ges { Columbian Marine Las Co, = loo each.
CnD Mssou County. llnOiseboIds
ALL OFTHF ABOVE STOCKS ARE HYPOTHECl rH1
STOCK sales eyer, WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY RED
Fafso Sales days required (Ls31
nIyIDEND.-The BOARD Of DIRECTORS
IL of TIE HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY h.vs
decl,rrd DIVIDEND Of TEN PER CENT opos the capsd
s.ocI nav, lie on and sher MONDAY, Dec 10. 1860.
henry A. OAKLEY Secretary.
Osrcs OF rHs NoRrn AxsaIcis F,as Is,URAscs cs,}
No. 6Wsl-st ~ r, Dee , fS1 J
THE Board of Directors Of this Composy
i b.y. this Jsy declared SaMI.ANSUAL DIVIDEND z
foss Der coat, payable demsDd
OgglcK or KzoEigKH NEa.YoEE EEIE r. Co,t
New York. Dec. II. leo
INTEREST on the THIRD MORTGAGE
n PONDS ofthe NETWORK GlRRiE RAILROAD COM
PASY which became due the lt day Of 5epsrnber 49,
he raid on Of the Coupons o. the Office 81 tho
R,csysr Ere piece and after THURSDAY tia 1Oh ios-
NATHANIEL MARSH. Receiver.
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A YOUNG LADY, DESTROYS Of spending the
"A Winter Tie city would like 20 TEACH one OF en-
on few hours daily compensation Tor her board ie
cnces exchanged Address d. l.. T.. Box No ii8 Tribune
Office.
EOAHD.-A Gentleman and Wife and Few
"a rY,1y ccngoni. nee by applying at No 49, Wet2h-ss
DERSONS wishing BOARD IN a pleasant local
L -, -. srcop,modalod al No. 81 Lukss place
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-04
Washington Facts and Fsnclcs-
Items From the South.

WASHINGTON Dec 2.-Members of Congress
are coming IN, but the town is not so full as usual
Great uneasiness and anxiety are everywhere
manifested. Property here is down to no price
at all.
The Presidents message will be sent in to-mor-
row 1t is decidedly against secession.
Secretary Cobb resigns on the pretext of busl-
ness duties at home.
The Republicans are willing to be magnani-
NOUS but their magnanimity comes too late
South Carolina is going beyond shadow OF
doubt, and it is equally certain that the Cult
States will follow.
Senator Hunters letter to the Examiner, it is
known here argues strong for the Constitutional
ripht of secession. He is willing to try to save
the Union, but has little hope Virginia cannot
remain neutral-she must side with the Sonth
Mr. Pryor's triumph in Petersburg. and the
offer of Gov. Gist to 300 troopers in Baltimore
by Major Lea son OF Light Horse Harry -
create profound sensation.
There is no money in the Tresury. Govern
ment has deposited only the per diem tor men,
bers an can't and won't pay their mileage
CHARLESTON, Dec "A special dispatch from
Washington to the Courier, having semi official
tone. says the President hopes South Carolina
will appreciate the delcacy of his POSITION and
not compel him to use force for the collection OF
of the nnblic revenue. The President will main
[a;n the laws. collect the revenue, and pro-
tecs the public property
has naSsed the bill for the assembling of a Safe
Conyentian on the :}rd of January next.
MuIEpGeyILLE Ga, Dec. 2.-The Bank bill
which passed The Legislature over the Governor s
veto. authorizes & suspension or specie payments
and suspends Legal processes on all deots Till De
cembcr, 1861.
| AuGrsrA. Ga. Dec 2.-It is understood tina
all the Banks in this city will suspend on Mon
| day,
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-04
SEND 50 BY MAIL.

We frequently get requests from subscribers
by letter and otherwise, not to stop their papers
that they will be in town and attend to 1t,
&c. All this will not do We must and shall
treat all alike, and so if you want the paper
continued send 50 by mail before your time IS
out if not we shall certainly stop the paper
though you be our best friend. 1t is our rule
and we shall adhere to it.
Send 50 and we will send six copies OF the
paper to one office, one year.
TUESDAY MORNING, DEC. 4, 1860.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-04
Geo. BisseH a. Co.

Mr.. Editor Your notice ofthe impertinent
letter of Geo P Bissell is published in the
Times of this city with the following comment ::
We copy the following from the Newbern,
North Carolina, Duly Progress, of Nov. 10,
1860. That paper seems to look upon it as in
very bad taste for business letter, and de-
nonnces it as ''insolent" 1t was directed to
the Cashire of the Bank in Newbern.
To the fellow citizens Of Bssell, who know
what perfect snob he is, and how utterly des-
titute of the qualities that mark a gentleman,
his letter is quite consistent and characteristic.
Nav the South continue to have such defamers
as he Clf1c.
Hartford, Conn. Nov. %.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-04
WEEKLY PROGRESS
RFAD AND REMEMBER THIS.

AU Subscribers ecRo get thea4' popeTS
oc;th a cross mark, made ao5th q pen ca
M the margin aoith the name, are there
5y notified that the time for oohach they
hnye paid is 06ostt to expire, and #
then do not send on to us By maGat
TWO DOZZARlS 9n1noedaGtely to re-
neao, the paper eosU be certainly stopped.
Mossey mag be maai1ed IN ahe presence
of the Post Master at 0atr RISK. Watch
for the cross mark and send on money
TO 42C1y for another gear.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-04
FOR SALE!

U1HE SUBSCRIBER WISHING TO CHANGE
/ his business offers for sale on reasonable terms
the Plantation which he lives, situated less thar
half A mile from PolloSsville, Jones County, and
thirteen miles from Newbern This place contains
about two hundred and fifty acres of Land, some
thing like half of which is cleared and IN good
state of cultivation and we'll adopted to the cultiva-
ton of Cotton, Corn, Peas. &c.
There is on the place an iaexhaustible quantity
of excellent Mari and other necessarles for making
consist of q new and very convenient dwelling with
six rooms and four fire places, and ali necessary out
houses; also well of excellent water. Terms made
known application to me.
j. A. BARRCS,
Polloksville, Nov. 81. 1sen.--w4t
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-04
THE VIEWS OF SENATOR MASON.

Senator James NJ. Mason, of Virginia,
whose fidelity to Virginia and the South no
one can dispute, in recent speech, referring
to the contingency of Lincoln's election, de
clared that .'he s16uzd taze his seat as q Sen
at0g to support and detend the Constitution,
the rights and integrity Of tie State, and
when they could no longer be maintained, he
should render back to her the high trust repos-
ed in him by Virginia, trusting to her artsdona
and patriotism an that erigeney to do the
best"
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-04

NEW YORK, Dec. Cotton has declining
tendency-saes of 1900 bales uplands middiing
IOsa1OSc. Flour is 50l0c. lower; State 81 20
al rs, Ohio S. 2Oa5 25. Southern $5G05 30.
| so. white $l 80. Corn is downward; mixed
5Sc Pork is unchanged. Lard is heavy at i0B
@1Ic, Whisky is lower; Ohio 184@l9c. Sugar
is heavy; Muscovado 81 4@54c. Orleans 5@64c,
Coffee is steady at 1870 134c. Spirits Turpen-
tine heavy at a6D37c Rosin is dull but NOM
NAL at 81 23GD1 26 }Y bbl. Stocks improving
Illinois Central shares 5S1, do bonds 064, New
York Centrals 75a. Virginia 6s Sol.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-04
-Uoir Dye. Hair Dye! Hair Dye

EErS WIN. A. BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE
The Original and Best 4" the HOrd
All others are mere limitations, and should be
avoided if YOU wish to escape ridicule.
GRAZ, Red or Rusty Huir dyed instantly to beau
tiful and Natural Brown Black, without injury to
the Hair skin.
FIftce, Medals and Diplomas have been awarded
TO VIM A. Bachelor since 1899, aud over 81. 900 ap
cations have been made to the hair of the Patrons
Of his famous Dye.
IVoa H. BatcFeiors Hatr Dye produces color not
to be distinguished from nature and is r010Hted not
to nure in the least however long it may be contin
ued and the i'll effects of bad Dyes remediedi the
Hair inyigorated for life by this Splendid Dye.
Sold in all cities and towns of the United States,
by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
sThe Genuine has the name and address upon
a steel plate engraving four sides of each box, OF
WILLIAM A. BACHELOR,
Address CHAS. BACHELOR, Proprietor.
81 Barclay Street, New York
w. a. Bachelors Hair Dye!
This splendid Hair Dye has no equal-instantl-
neous in effect-Beautiful Black or Natural brown
no staining the skin or injuring the Har-remedles
the absurd and i'll effect of Bad Dyes. and invlgnr-
ates the Hair for life. None genuine unless sign
ed Wv A. Batchelor.' Sold Everywhere.
CHAS BATCHELOR, Proprietor,
sept II 81 Barclay Street. Ne" 1cFk.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-04
o. TO CONsUMPTEVEs.

rg~ TO CONsUMPTEyEs.
The Advertiser, having been restored 20 health in
few weeks by very simple remedy, after having
suffered several years with severe lung affection,
and that dread disease, Consumption-is anxious to
make known to his sufferers the means of re
To all who desire it, he will send copy of the
prescription used free of charge,l with t4c direc
tions for preparing and using the same which they
will find a SURE CURE for CoNsUMPfIuS ASTHMA,
BRoNcHlTIs &c. The only obiecc of the advertiser
in sending the Prescription is % benefit the afflicted,
and spread information VIII ch he coneeives TO be in
valuable, and he hopes very suffer will try his rem
edy, as it will cost the nothing, and may prove a
blessing.
Parties wishing ne prescription Will please address
Rev EDWARD 4. WILSON,
Williamsburgh,
oct I6-wly Kings County, New York.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-04

FOR TIE WEEK ENDING DEC. a, 1860
Since our last Weekly Report, market has
ruled dull, owing to indefniteness of all transac-
tions made with an eye to future advances, ard
also to the scarcity of Exchange. During the
week as high as S per cent. has been offered for
Exchange. We now quote at 325 per cent no
settled price.
COTTON-Sales during the last three days of
sinai, lots at 9.5OlO9 9.564. The demand is about
equal to the supply. Market dull at the last
named figures.
TURPENTINE-Severa lots have changed
hands within the last week at prices ranging from
- 35, So 37a0$2 10 for Dip, and s 35aSl 40
for Scrape. Demand not very active.
SPIRlTS-A lot on market yesterday held at
:}5c ~ gallon. About 341c is the true price of
the market An advance may be expected in
short time.
ROSIN-No demand, ard no sales for several
days past. Quote at 75c ~ bbl.
TAR-In slight demand at 81 700$1 IS ~
bbl. No sales recently.
FLOJTR-Is selling at advance on finer
grades of soc ~ bhl. We quote Supertine at 81
so: Family Es5 so.
SALT-49 sack, 81 25; Alum ~ bushel 25
cents.
For prices of other articles see list of Prices
Current.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-04

was sent from the galleries. accompanied by a
beautiful boouet. as compliment to the Hon.
T. b. Vance.
Mr.. Vance arose amid prolonged cheering,
gracefully thanked the ladies, ably advocated
the passage of the resolutions, and fully dis
cussed the momentous issues arising from the
impending crisis When Mr.. Vance concluded
the resolutions (these resolutions are to be intro
duced in both branches of the General Assem-
bly, at an early day. passed by aeclamation and
the throng dispersed. QUID NUNC.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-04
Stntc OF North CareIin", IN EQUITY.

Stn'e, ,%xEs Of Terth ;nfISTH GHTSl'""' IN EQUITY.
Pursuant to a decree of Fall Tern, a. D., 1850, the
Clerk and Master will offer for sale at public auction
at the Court House in Trenton, on Monday, the 18th
,I:lv of December being the first day of Jones
County Court a parL5of the land of the estate of
Thomas Hall, deed, situated on Mill Cteek, joining
the lands of l.. j. Haughton and John K. Blenders
and ahont two and a half miles from landing on
Trent River being the eastern part Of the lands of
said deceased containing six hundred acres more or
less about two hundred and fifty acres OF which Is
cIanred and in cultivation The wood land affords a
GOOD supply of Rail and other timber and wood Six
months credit will he given and bond with approved
security required for the purchase money, except
the sum of seventy five dollars required III cash
Nov 30 wit X. BARRUS, G.. NJ +.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-04
*Wife of William Thomas.
EmprOnsptU:

EmprOnptu:
Musings on little Black Cap
BY LAURA EGGLEsTON.
I sat by my easement,
Perusing Gods Tome;
Round attic and easement
The storm-king did come,
In Autumn's last glory,
The wild winds did rave,
And sang sad story,
Of flowers in their grave.
Of youth too, and gifted,
That died with the rose;
Methought sadly sifted,
The rain, sleet. and SHOWS;
On eartlI's bosom faded,
To shroud it in white;
Aud Luna was shaded
In clouds, ere twas night.
I saw softly futtcring
NV easement along,
4 wild songster uttering.
A heart thrilling song;
Gold twilight advancing,
1t seemed to plead,
For food. at me glancing,
To tell Of its need
Enclosing the shutter,
SO gently and still;
"Sweet bird " [ did utter,
Come feed on the SILL
The bird wild, but trusting,
My sympathy sweet,
Flew back, softly dusting,
The snow-pearls, and cat.
O! sweet was the vision,
In tempest and storm;
And thoughts of ElFA;an
About me did swarm.
The great God of Nature,
The wee birds doth feed,
Our blessed Creator,
That knoweth our need;
And storm, and wind-wailing,
All passed from my ken,
But Gods love unfailing,
And goodness to men,
Exalted my spirit
In piety's stall
What doth he not merit,
The Saviour of all;
Come, trust Him. ye mortals,
And learn of his lore;
And enter the portals,
Of Truth evermore.
My musings were over,
The chicadee fled,
In darkness a rover,
To find its wild bed;
The storm too, had ended,
The pure stars came out,
And moonlight descended,
From Heavens high court.
GERMAN, n. y, Nov. 10, 1860.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-04
ORIGINAL POETRY.
To the Memory of Young Cousin. Mary
Thomas

3 the Memory of a Young Cousin, Hfs
Thomas
BY LAURA EGGLESTON.
Farewell Mary. thou art sleeping,
Nevermore, to wake in time
Many friends are sad and weeping,
And afliction's waters chime.
Cleans the rainbow, pure and holy,
Then it passes from the sight;
Fades the rose and lilly lowly,
And the brilliant day in night.
Thus the young, the good and gifted.
Perish in lifes weary track;
When the hand of Death is lifted
And ICE do not wish them back
Mary thou art blest-and singing
With the bright immortals no,0;
In thy hand the gold harp ringing,
And the crownlet on thy brow.
All thy suffering past and ended,
Sorrow, trial, care and i'll,
And redeemed, thy soul assembled
Eden's vast, celestial hill.
In Eternity-s dominions--
In loves everlasting sun,
Now expand, angelic pinions,
And the race immortal run.
Mourning husband kindred weeping,
Look to God and trust His love;
Though your gentle friend is sleeping,
Her pure spirit lives above.
Love, o, love the risen Saviour,
Follow in His path divine;
Oh how blessed is His favor,
Richer than the golden mine.
"Of more value than the sparrows,
Are ye," said the King of kings;
And we need not fear Deaths arrows
If we love the Heavenly things
Yea, in faith and trust supernal,
Let US spend our feeting time;
Till we go to things eternal
In the spirits natal cline.
In the moral vineyard holy,
Work unseen all round us lies
Raise the fallen, weak and lowly,
Ope the sinners mental eyes.
When receding from our vision.
Is this earth with each fra'l thing,
Sweet the plaudit from Elysiam.
well DONE" on our soul, will ring.
German, n. Y, Nov. 6, 1860.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-04
WILMINGTON MARKET, December I.

WILMINGTON MARKET, December I.
TURPENTINE-Furthe sales yesterday of 444
bbls at So for Yellow Dip, 81 60 for Virgin, and
81 O5 for new Hard, 43 $50 lbs. This morning
50 do. went at same prices.
SPIRTTs-Sales yesterday of so bbls. at SIC.
for straight, and 100 do. at 81 cts. 10 gallon for
Y. bbls.
TAR-Has declined 25 cts. Sales yesterday
of so bbs. at 81 so. and 100 do. at 81 IS 41 bbl
This morning $50 de- sold at S 75
PEA NUTS-550 bushels sold this morning
from carts at 81 10, ST. 25, 81 80, and s 81 %
bushel-the latter price for extra lot.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-04
Turpcntinc Hands

and Il good Black Smith.
TERMS OF SALE-Six months credit: notes with
approved security will be required of purchasers
before delivery of the property.
De; W.T. r. w. MAIIOChS, Adlh T.
Wilmington Weekly Journal copy times and
1 LIZ.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-04

49, Mrs. yVInsIOw perienced Nurse
49, and Female Physician, has a Soothing
syrup for children teehing which greatly facilitates
the process of teething by softening the gums redu
to regulate the bowels. Depend upon it, mothers, it
will give rest to yourselves, and relief and health to
your infants. Fefecty safe in all cases. See adver
fisemeut in another column d&wly
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-04

BEEswAx,
y f5 -. 90 a 30
BEEF CATTLE,
T. tb----.-4s
BRICKS, pm. 7 5oa 90 OO
BARRELS. Sps. Turp., ea-
I'd hand, Il 80 al 80
New. % 90 az 90
CANDLES, + fb.
Tallow,- ----l6 u Is
Adamantine, - a 25
Sperm. .-. 45 q 90
COFFEE, p fb.
Java, ----1S a 60
Laguayra, 60 q u!
RIO, ,-------15 u II
St. Domingo.00 a Is
CoTToN, = 10. 9kR -
CoTToK BAGGING,
y yard --.16 a IL
Rope, p fb- 7 a 9
Corn. II bb;. 3 00G3 %
Corn MEAL,
T. bushel. so % 90
DOMEsTICs,
Sheet'g y yd 8 q IL!
Yarn, T. fb.- 90 n 30
EGGs. t. doz 90 a Is
FEATHERS,
y fb.- a 30
FISH, T. bbl.,
Mullets- 90 90 06 50
Shad II 00a00 0C
Herrings, "A al so
n. Car, 20 30 al so
Floor Boards,
rough, s O001O 90
planned, -.1S 90 D2O 90
clear, p 90 003 80 90
FLOUR, n. c., = bbl.,
-------. I SO as 90
GLUE, T. fb. Is q Is
GUNSY BAGS, I2I a 90
GUANo, Peruvian,
p ton, ,-..- $63 q S63
Reese's. S53 a 800
RObinsons Manip.
u ton, S53
Whltelock's S ManipS52
Nevassa, - So q $40
Super phos. Lime $40
LAND PLASTER,
T. Dbl, ,---1 80 a 90
GRAIN, T. bushel,
Oats. 90 q so
Peas, Cow S5 a 90
Wheat, Il, l % a 90
Rice, clean, 3 a 90
HIDES, y ID,
Grgen,---- D a j.
Dry, % 10
HAY, }P 100 lbs,
Eastern, Il 30 al 10
Iron, y ID,
English. ass'd3l a 90
Sweedh ref'd5 % &
LIME, y Dbl l 10 40 90
FIN store, | 25 40 90
Ship Stuff,
rough edge S GO a 10 90
MobAssEs. }P Gallon,
Cuba hhds- % ~ 30
Do bbls, 90 u 33
N Orleans, 90 a 50
Liquors, q Gall, (dom
Whisky,---2S q 90
n Z Rum, -45 q As
Gin, -------37.. 40
Brandy, ----45 q 50
Apple do --65 % so
Peach do, --S5 al 25
NAVAL STORES,
(Turpentine u $50 fbsl