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Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-19
CONGRESSIONAL.
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HOUSE.


HOUSE.
A bill was passed authorizing the reissue of
Land Warrants in cases where the originals have
been lost destroyed.
The Light-Hous Dill, (Which had already pass
ed the Senate,) was passed
The Senates amendment to the Civil BILL was
considered until the recess.
SENATE.
Mr.. Mason made report on the Harpers Fer
ry raid. He said the testimony shows that
Browns plan was to commence servile insur
rection in Virginia to extend throughout the
South.
The comittee recommended that provision be
made for the safety of arsenals and armories in
navy-yards and forts. The report shows the ut
ter insecurity OF the South arising from the feel
ing in the Northern mind against the States. cit
may not become the committee to suggest plans
for guarding against such Vaccinations, but it
does become them fully to expose the conse-
quenses resulting from the present license exist
ing in non-slavehoding States, in which is in
volved the peace and integrity of the Uni
Messrs. Colamer and Doolittle made minori-
ty report, opposing some of the views of the ma
ority, and expressing the opinion that no lcgisla
ton is necessary on the subject.
The Senate postponed the tariff question until
December by two majurity-Messrs Biglcr and La
than being the only two Democrats voting against
the postponement.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-19
Masonic Ce1PbratIOTa

The members of ST. Johns Lodge, No 3, A. F..
A. NJ will celebrate the Anniversary of the birth
of ST. John the Baptist. Monday next, by a
procession, relaying the stone of their
magnificent building, an Address, Ball. &c. The
address is to be delivered by G. G. Clark, Esq,
Master of the Lodge and that gentlemans repu-
tat1on AS an orator and speaker is is sure gual
antee that rare intellectual effort may be expec-
ted on the occasion.
The Ball at night in the Hall over the The
atre will be leading feature of the celebration,
for the beauty, refinement, and intelligence of
Craven and the adjoining counties will be assem-
bled on the occasion, and manly forms and brave
hearts will be there to do homage to and protect
them.
The Fraternity have iust completed the i'm
provements to their building at heavy cost,
which gives us Theatre and Public Hall which
not only serve as a convenience but ornament
to the town, and as the receipts from the sale Of
tickets at this Ball will 60 to reimburse gentle
men who have advanced their own funds to com
plete these improvements we do hope that it will
be largely attended by gentlemen, who alone are
to be charged an admission fee. The Ladies will
be invited and admitted free.
The Building is an honor to, and should be the
nride of the town. and its beauties and usefulness
will be pointed to and enjoyed with emotions Of
delight by coming generations, after those noble
souled spirits who have beer instrumental in ma
king it what it is shall have passed away.
Let us, let the citizens of Newbern, those who
are not members Of the Masonic Fraternity as well
as those who are, come up like men and assist in
sqa.aring all liabilities that may be outstanding
for improvements in which we are all alike inter
ested.
We suppose the Committee of Arrangements
will arrange and publish Programme giving
particulars concerning the Celebration at the pro
per time. See notice in another column stating
where tickets to the Soiree may be had
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-19
Whig Meeting i'm Homes.

A portion of the Wings of Jones met at Tren-
ton on the 9th instant and nominated T. G. Sim.
mons for the Commons and concurred in the nom-
ination already made by Carterett, of DR.. M. F.
Arendel for the Senate to represent Carterett and
and Jones. The following resolutions were unan-
imously PASSED by the meeting:
l. Resolced, That we concur in the nomination of
Dr. M. F. Arendell to represent the senatorial dis
trict composed of the counties of Carterett and
Jones, made in the convention held by the Wings
in Carterett County, and we will use every honor
able effort to secure his election.
9. Resolued That recommend F G Simmons
to represent the county of Jones in the House of
Commons of our next Legislature
3. Resotred. That we endorse the nomination
of John Pool by the opposition convention of
North Carolina and We are fully convinced, that
the convention in recommending this gentleman
to the voters of our State, for the Office of Cover
nor, could not have selected one more capable
and worthy.
a. Resotued, That our State constitution ought
to be amended as to give to the Legislature
power to tax every species of property according
to value, ' discriminating only in favor of tire
tive products of our State and the industrial pur-
suits of her citizens
s. Resolued, That in the choice of the Hon. John
Bell of Tennessee as a candidate for the Presiden-
cy, and of the Hon. Edward. Everett AS candi-
date for the Vice Presidency, by the National
Union Convention, which assembled in Baltimore
on the 9th OF May last, we concurheartily and
fully. And we hereby endorse the platform of
the Union, the Constitution, and the enforcement
of the Laws, there enunciated the proudest
position, which national men occupy in
the present distracted state of our country, at
any other time: and we pledge ourselves to use
our best efforts to secure the election of Bell and
Everett which result we believe would guaran-
tee the return of our country, back to peace, hap
plneSs and safety.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-19
TO.mOrrOw.

Did we but know what lies beyond
This varied, shadowy vale we tread,
How often would our souls despond,
Our eyes the tears of sorrow shed!
But God, who knows what's best to do
Who sees us from his starry throne,
Has wisely hidden from our view
That which had best remain unknown.
We walk to-day in conscious pride,
And hang the flag of hope on high,
But ah. to morrow. by eur side,
Some friend may lay him down and die;
Some early flower that won our praise,
Some altar where we laid our trust,
Some flower ere dies the evenings rays,
May trampled be, and laid in dust.
Youth dreams of many glorious things,
AS on he hies in pleasures track;
Each day some newborn promise brings,
He turns no eye of sorrow back;
The fowery fields are all before,
His eyes on some bright star are set;
Life is to him a sunny shore,
He'll learn it has its shadows yet
Tomorrow in its secret shade,
/ little know what is for me;
1 may be with my father laid,
Or wrecked on dire misfortune's sea
But far beyond lifes boundary lives
The everlasting army bright;
And He alone, who takes Or gives,
Can guide my wandering feet Alright.
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PRINCE GOITAIRO N
REFLECTED TO THT

A DIFFICULT QUESTION ANsWERED.-"Can
any reader tell why, when Eve was manufac
tured from one of Adam ribs a hired girl wasn't
made at the same time to wait on herr"
We can, easy Because Adam never came
whining to Eve with ragged stocking to be
darned, a collar-string to be sewed on, a glove
to be mended fright away, quick nown' Because
he never read the newspaper until the sun got
down behind the palm trees, and then stretched
himself yawning out '' Amt supper most ready,
nv dear?" Not he. He made the fire and hung
over the tea kettle himself, we'll venture, and
pulled the radishes and peeled the bananas, did
everything else that he ought to! He mlked the
cows and fed the chickens and looked after the
pigs himself He never brought home half-a-dozen
friends to dinner, when Eve hadn't any fresh
pomegranates and the mango season was over!
He never stayed ont until eleven o'clock to
ward meeting,'' hurrahing for the out and out
candidate, and then scolded because poor Eve
was sitting up and crying inside the gates To
be sure he acted rather cowardly about apple
gathering tinae, but then that don't depreciate
his general felpfulness about the garden! He
never played billiards nor drove fast horses nor
choked Eve with cigar smoke. He never loafed
around corner groceries while solitary Eve
rocking little Gains cradle at home. In short.
he didn't think she was specially created for the
purpose of waiting on him, and wasn't under
the Impression that it disgraced man to ligkten
his wife's cares little.
That is the reason that Eve did not need a
hired girl and we wish it was the reason that
some of her fair defendants did not.-N Y L.te
Illustrated
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SouTHERNERs CoMING.-From Southern ger

SOUTHERNERS COMING. Southern gen.
tlemen with w hom have conversed, we learn
that the tide of travel is setting Northward from
Louisiana, Mississippi and other extreme South
ern and Southwestern States, at very rapid rate
A gentleman who arrived here Friday says that
the Mississippi river steamers bound up are load,
ed to excess With passengers, and that berths and
state rooms are engaged several days in advance.
He thinks there will be more Southern people at
the watering places this summer than there were
last Last season was what our hotel proprletorS
stermed extra good, but with their additional ac-
commodations they will, of course be pleased to
see yet larger number this summe. The arriv-
ais here through the month of May averged more
than for the same period last year.-Ni0gara Fall
Gazette.
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always presents with the essential clements
and gives of course the Trate STANDARD. Aualvzc
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Scrofula, &c, and
find IN eCcry instance certain deficiencies in the red
glObules of blood. Supply these deficiencies. and
you are made well. The Blood I0gd Is founded up
on this Theory--hence its astonishing success
There
Five Preparations
adapted to the deficiencies of the Blood in different
diseases. For C0UgtS, Cokd&, BrouchfiS. or any at
fectiOn whatever of the IHr0ut I.uagS inducing
C0nSum pt1On, use No, l, which is also the No for
Chronic Complaints arising from O~e,, Use Gcarrat
DEBILITY, and Nervous PyoSfr0fion. No. . for Iirt
COmplaiHts, No. 3, for Dy&pcpsta. Beng Q2rea|v
prepared for absorption it Is tahcR IN Drops and
you gain you retain. THE No, 1, Is for Female l.
Ieslflouit4eS, HYSteria tukucSSc$ Sc See spacia
directions for tins. For SGN Rhspan. Eru,,5"u>,
ScYotulonS, kidncy and B{adIc- CurlDi1intS talk.
No. s. In all cases the directions must be strictly
followed. Price Of the EIood Foo9 81 Per bottle.
Sold by CHURCH & DUPONT,
No. 400 Broadway. New York.
And for sale by + :. DUFFY, Newbcrn and by all
respectable Druggists throughout the country.
March 26-dSwtnovI
INTERESTING EsOONS-Iust received at
Il MRS STANLYS S Book Store:
The Throne of David, by Rev j IL Ingraham;
The Mill the Floss. by the auhtar of Adam lirdr
Compensation Alays A Future, by Miss BrcWo-
ter;
Haunted Homestead by Mrs Southworth
A Life Struggle, by Miss Pardoo;
A Life for Life, by Miss Muloch
Say and Seal, by the author of Queechy, and The
Wide Wide World-Very popular
Reeds Lectures on English History;
MasoNic Lexicon and Jurisprudence;
make money.
may 81
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FEMALE COAAEGE,

n.
he me f1 1sfS SesS1SG % WI, Gegn & on l4n"y tn"
high degree Of prosperity, numbering tie pust gear
l36 pupils.
Instruction in the Sciences, Mathematics aud Ian
guages given by Professors of long experiences in
:caching. Nothing &"petfciaI allowed. Instruncn
tai music receives special attention Every effort
made to secure the highest excellence in this elegant
accomplishment. All the pupils taught vocal music
free of oharge. Drawing, Crayon, Oil Painting, En-
broldery, and all the various parts of very extcI
sve Ornamental education taught here by H>cu!u-
plished Teacher in the most thorough and tasteful
manner. Young Ladies boarding i'll the College VIII
find every thing necessary 10 render them couloItd
bic and happy. The table will be amply supplied
with good, wholesome food, well prepared.
TERMS FER SESSION.
Board and Tuition in the College course so, IN
the Preparatory 500. Pupils received at any time
and charged only from the date of their arrival tn
the clese of the session. For Il Catalogue addrr.5
the undersigned.
s. MILTON FROST Yllsi&tF.
June ISE. 1860 dNw till Ist August.
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Masonic Soirec. &a

e
Persons desirous of procuring tickets to the Ma
sonic Soree to be given on the 25th inst, do
by calling on Messrs. VIM. G. Singleton, }. V. Jor
dan, j. E Amyett, or Jacob Brookfield.
June Is d5t wilt. E. X BRYAN SccY
T z. .AEVETT-WOULD RESPECTFULLY
y. call the attention of the citizens of Newbern
and the public generally, to his large and complete
assortment of
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES,
which he has on hand, and will continually re-
ceive by arrivals OF vessels from New York and
Baltimore through the season. He would respect
fully call the attention of
FA MILES,
o his stock of Groceries, such
Pork, Bacon, Lord, Butter, Fzour Meal, Rice, Soap,
Candles, Starch, Cofee Teas. Crackers and
Cakes, AIolasses asd Syrups,
and in fact everything usually kept at Grocery.
He also keeps good stock of Domestic Dry Goods
such as Marlboro Plaids, Brown Shirtngs and Sheet
ings, Osnaburgs. Prints, Hosiery, Glnghams, Hats,
Shoes, Hardware and Cutlery all of which he will
sell the most reasonable terms. Persons wishing
to purchase will do well to give him call before
purch asing elsewhere.
South Front St, doors below the Castor House
may 29wly
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WILMINGTON MARKET, June 16

TUBPENTINE-Furthe sales yesterday of
26s bbls Turpentine. at So so for Virgin, So 60
for Yellow Dip, and 81 60 99 bbl for Hard, 4Y
2S0 lbs.
TAR-No transactions reported in Tar to day.
ROSIN-Sales yesterday Of 400 bbls pale No l
ut from $23to $4 49 bbl, in quality az go
lbs. Rhs morning 1000 bbls No. 2. sold at ,l7t
f9 80.
SPIRTTS-Further sales yesterday of TO bbls
Spirits at 3e1 cts per gallon for country lots and
ing 800 bbls changed hands at 394 cents for
straight lots so bbls at 80 cents for extra town
made bbls, and ITO do at 40a cts 4Y gallon for
New York bbls
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-19

THE SHERIFFALTY.-Somethi has been
said about opposition to Sheriff Latham. Well
let 'em rip-Latham can beat any one, or two. men
in the county from one to three hundred votes
We don't care whether the Sheriff is democrat
an Opposition Constitutional Union I'D Talo-
renist, so he is good officer, and believing Lath-
am to be that shall go our pile on him.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-19
FROM CENTRAL AMERICA.

NEW ORLEANS, June 15.-The Granada, from
Havana on the 1Ith, with Panama dates to the Sd
has arrived
Itis reported that Gen Lasquera designed selling
the Isthmus, but his arms and munition had been
removed.
A war between Salvador and Nicaragua was
considered imminent.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-19

To ENCOURAGE THE GROWTH OF HAIR AND
PREVENT IT'S TURNING GREY.-A young lady
friend of mine was recommended by eoiaeur to
use sage water She was oblige to discontinue
its daily use as it made her hair too thick. Pour
boiling water on the sage leaves, anu ie' linen .nea
and then strain and apply to the root of the
hair daily. If any pammadc is needed, an equal
mixture of cocoa-nut and olive oils, with little
perfume, is very eficaeious.-London Field
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-19

~ WHITE StELPRsAEs SE'ESENd-f5
WILL BE OPENED FOR VISITORS THE FIRST
of June They are near the present terminus o the
Western North Carolna RagOad--nut an hoUr's lIja
by superior omnbuses and stages. The proprietor
has procured the services of fIIioMPSDN ~ LltE,
manager, whose experience at The most fashion
able watering places of Virginia. added +" his com
manding appearance and gemIemanly bearing, ,iIio
good order and good fare.
The very best Ball Room LEADER and BLACK
BAND of Musicians the city OF Richmond, Va a.
fords, have been procured.
Riding vehicles and horses. billiard salaons aud
bowling allies at the coHlnand of visitors Iuo
country Is elevated anG healthy: the scenery ic.,utt
full and roads most excellent and the pleasure grounds
extensive. There IS better water than that afford
ed 10y the North Carolina Nlite Sulphur Sprin,-
The patronage of the Carolinas Is confidently r.."t
on to repay the Proprietor for the expensive. outlay
he has made to fit up watering place suited to their
wants and he promises tl:at pains shall h 1l-d
by himself "r his geutIrnHrly assistant !" render al
who may visit linn ,.IcilSl.tt and cnutIpittbi,.
II l., RDBAltDS, Prop Ictnr.
MAY IS 1860 4 < w-In
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HOME MANUFACTURE:

IIOIE MANUFACTURE!
GUNS, RIFLES md PISTOLS
NOTICE! NOTICE!
Military Companies g. Sporting Gen tiemcn.
/ have opened of the largest and best assort-
ed stocks of Guns, Pistols, Rifies, and articles
pertaining to that line of business and would most
respectfully invite all that may wish anything IN that
hne to give lne d call and examine my stock.
The following list comprises portion CT the art1-
cles exhibition:
Guns, Doubkc and Single;
Rifes MADE to order;
- Breech Lond1Ng:
CoHS Patent;
So iSh0rp's -
NerrtEs {"
Gers
Pistols.
EcItS Patent
Smith 8 11essOn's Pqteats
-4dap3S do
BcalFS do.
Alien s. Hhcelock'S do
Smith 81 II. Cartridges
Pistol Holsters
SHOT Pouches;
PoUder F9dsEs
F'oiLs and MASKS
Fencing and Boring GLorss
Fishing Tackle;
Gun ITddding;
g Etey'S Gaps;
q G. D. Caps;
60 Eor's Caps,
g Colts Gaps
Dog C0llGrs
g Chains
Poacder and Shot.
ReDairing Promptly attended
Merchants supplied at Ne1c York prices.
Manufacturer of Coxs Rife
EDWIN WANT,
april % dkwtf Pollok st Newbern.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-19

SHOULD PRoTEsT.-Why don't the editor of
the Wilmington Journal enter another protest 2
the Washington States and Union the leading
democratic organ at the federal capitol will per-
sist in copying ali our leading editorials and we
don't see how the Journal can tamely submit to
st, considering that ours is net democratic pa
per. We ale sure tAat we at a loss to know
why the Progress is thus copied from by the lead
ing paper at head quarters, unless it be the e1cc
lemce of our articles One thing is sure-they
are honest sentiments fearlessy expressed. The
time may come when the independent press OF
North Carolina W Ill be looked to, and not the po-
iitical press, for the sentiments and feelings of
the people Of North Carolina on political and
other matters.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-19
Cir James CIarf4.s Female KoiI1s-For sale by
= JAMES w. GARNER
nov Is d&w Druggist.
DRUCx T,aVING AND mAsONRy.-

DRICK LAYING AND MASONRY.-
ID JAMES n. LEGG. Brick Layer and Pasterer,
respectfully offers his services in the above branch
of business. He is prepared to erect buildings by
contract or by the day when desired, and pledges
himself to give satisfaction to price and character
of work. He offers do substantial work as can
be done in the State.
For further particulars he refers to w. P. Moore,
Disesway. George Bishop and j. l.. Pennington
all of Newbern
Newbern June 10 dSowtf.
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+ OOK TO YOUR INTEREST

II OOK To YOUR INTEREST
IL and Call at J. NJ. +. HARR1SONS S.
where you will find large and complete assortment
of Dry Goods, Hats. Caps, Shoes Ready Made
Clothing, Jewery, Trunks, &c, &C. constantly kept
on hand a2d will be sold upon the most reasonable
terms.
June 12
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-19

BEEswA1,
p 10 -. 90 a 80
BEEF CATTLE,
p 100 fbs.0 90 az so
BRICKS, PM. 7 so a 90 90
BARRELS, Sps. Turp., ea-,
I'd hand, Il 40 90 90
New, % 90 az 90
CANDLEs, 2 fb.
Tallow,- ----I6 a Is
Adamantine % q 25
Sperm, ----- 45 a 90
COFFEE, p fh.
Java, ---..-IS a 90
Laguayra, --16 q Il
Rio. ------1I "a IS
ST. Domingo,13 q IA
CoTToN, p Is. y a IL
CoTToS BAGGING,
~ yard ---I3 a Is
Rope, p 10. 7 a 9
CoRN, ~ bb.. 3 25 as 50
CORN MEAL,
u bushel, a 80
DoMESTICS,
Sheet'g, = yd 8 a 12l
Yarn, p tb. 90 a 30
EGGS, p doz --12I a 90
FEATHERS,
y fb.- so a 55
FISH, p bbl.,
Mullets- 20 90 al 90
Shad - 000 90 90
Herrings, ,-.4 al so
n. Car. 90 30 al so
Floor Boards,
rough,--- s 00010 90
planed, --19 00020 90
clear, .25 000 80 90
FLOUR, n. c., p bbl.,
.-.------- 6 al 25
GLUE, T. Is. is a Is
GUNNY BAGS, 12I a 30
GUANo, Peruvian,
p ton,-... S63 a S63
Reese's- $50 "a 800
Robinson's Manip.
" ton, n,-.-- $50
Whltelock's Manips52
Nevassa, - $35 a $40
Super phos. Lime $40
LAND PLASTER,
p bbl, l,----1 so % 90
GRAIN, p bushel,
Oats, ,.-...75 % 90
Peas, Cow. IS a 90
Wheat, K, 1 25 % 90
Rice, clean, 5 % 90
HIDES, p fb.,
Green,- ) "a )
Dry, ------ % Is
HAY, 4P 100 lbs,
Eastern. 20 90 al 40
IRON, +P tb,
English, ass'd3l % 90
Sweed'h ref Is % 6
LIME, T. Dbl l 90 90 90
FIN store, l 25 40 90
Ship Stuff,
rough edge 8 00@ 10 90
MoLAssEs, 49' Gallon,
Cuba, hhds- % q 30
Do bbls,- 90 % 33
n Orleans, 90 q 50
Liquors, u Gall, (doh'c)
Whisky,---2S a 90
n E Rum, As q 45
Gin, 30
Brandy, ----45 q so
Apple do,- --65 q 80
Peach do, --85 al %
NAVAL STORES,
(Turpentine T. $50 tbsl
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-19

Nor JoNEs-We learn that some one entered the
sleeping apartment of Mr. w. M. III. Sumrell ON
Saturday night last and rfed the brooches of that
gentleman of some $150 in money and checks. We
suppose that suspicion rests Oh any one partcu-
larly, but of one thing we are certain--t was not
Jones, for he rs far away playing his shape" in
sDme other cline.
We have heard of other houses being entered re-
Gently, and We think that citizens generally would
do well to watch as well pray. Trust in Provi
depce but keep a nusket at the head of your bed
or revolver under your pillow.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-19
NEWBERN PRICES CURRENT.

u 1t should be understood that our quotations
generally represent the wholesale price In filing up
small orders, higher rates have to be paid
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-19

EHsA AZ hES ok s1AND for sale.
d 4OV The subscriber uifcrs fOI sale Il N"iuuh'r
Tract of Land, lying Adams Greeks. couttiII",
about six hundred acres. and said by judles to Ia
equal to any land in the State.
Also another tract living ON Hancock creek, about
twenty miles below Newbern and three ul5lcs from
Haveiock Depot \ & Railroad, contaiuing- 1O0
Acres. aud * well .inbeIed 9Th IoIS stray !jinc,
hickory and oak.
For further particulars address the undersigned
at Newhern, \. &.
dec dGwtf JOHN y. IiIMAN.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-19
COM MMERCIAL.
Rafcs of Exchnnoe.

'' Philadelphia, --..----.----.-..--..1 Il per cent
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-19

Northern, p bbl.)
City Mess, 10 5O020 90
Butt, ---I7 00O 90
Rump.----- Is 90
Beef. Mess 90 OO0l6 90
Do Fulton
POULTRY,
Chickens, y pair
live, a 90
dead, 30 a so
Turkeys, ITO 000l 25
Do dead, tb l24 a 90
SHEEP, T. head,
Lambs Il 50 az 90
Mutton, Il IS az 90
SALT,
Alum, p bu. 25 q 25
Liverpool, }F sack,
ground. 80 al 90
do fine, IL 80 90 10
SUGAR, u fb,
Porto Rico 9 a 10
n Orleans,- 10 % lOI
Loaf and
crushed,- = IL q 121
c yellow, 10 q 10y
Granulated,- y II! a 12I
SOAP, ~ 1b---- & q 10
SHINGLES, t. NJ,
Contract 3 90 04 90
Common, = l SO az 90
SLAVES, u bunch of 500,
w o bbl- - 00016 O0
r o hid. 18 GOALS 90
Ash head, 6 0O0S 90
TIMER,
~ NJ. 90 OO0 40 90
TALLoNv, P fb 10 q 90
TOBACCO, tP ID,
Comm on, -I2t0 Is
Medium 25 a 80
Fine. .-.-----45 % so
Wool. u tb Is % 90
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-19

BALTIMORE, June 15-Flour dull and heavy
Howard and Ohio So SO Wheat steady: Red 81
:3O@$1 81: White 81 500$1 60. Corn active {:
Yellow 70a74; White 7407Sc. Provisions stea-
dy: Bacon Sides 104c. Mess Pork $l7d0$1S4;
Prime $15. Whisky firm.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-19

NEW YORK, June 15.-Cotton nominal -
Flour considerably lower; Southern Sso 5OGO$5
60 Wheat active and 1c lower Corn: Mixed
620654c; Yellow 70Ic. Pork steady: Mess $l7
55D$18 %: Prime $12 so. Whisky steady at
% cents. Sugar heavy: Orleans T f-I6a7 GIG.
Turpentine dull at 43. Rosin steady at 81 55lO
ST. 571.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-19
, BROuN TUKNAGE, ofN. g.,

=.
WITH
CIPPE RIY, HOON &. co.
Importers, Manufac: urercrs au,i J"hbcr~ Of
Straw Goods. millinery and Ribbons,
HITS, CAPS, FCRS, UMBRELLAS,
PARAsoIs. &c.
No. - CuuItlaTldl street
Henry J. CHpperly.)
Harmon Hoover, EEW IDRK.
Frank McNultv. }
Feb Z 1860 de wGln
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-19

VNOOD 81 PEROT,
w OhNA9{EET4L TRON IFDRKS
6's,i1ade1 T. iIi;s.
Manufacturers of Iron 12uiing for Cemeteries an.
Public Private Buildings, Nerandas. Balconies
Fountains and other Ornamental Iron Work
decorative character
\. MITCHELL & son, Agenta
Newbern n. {.
Would be pleased to show designs and prices tS
all who wish 10 purchase,
March 90 dScw6In