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RosFor the finer grades the market continues to rule
inactive buyers showing disposition to operate and
quotations table be looked upon merely nominal
On Saturday small lot of Pale went at So rs and Mon
day 500 bbs of inferior No. sold at 81 l7 per bb and
Tuesday 1000 do low No at 81 27a per 80 lbsthese
comprise only far learn. For
about the Common receipts light, bit in the alb
sence sales the stock is accommodating FOR Common
there has been moderate demand throughout the week.
the market rules m owing to the material difference
the of buyers and Sellers however, the transactions
have small At the close 81 Is 81 liz per 80 lbs is
quite freely offered and sellers generally holding for higher
prices We quote sales of 4, loo bbs., as follows:
Tnursday,... 800 bbls. at 81 Is per 80 lbs.
Saturday, l,5O0 IS l Is - s.
Monday. 500 g g j 173 - g
Tuesday,. 800 g s. 10 for small bbs.
TAR-Durng the Elk just ended the arrivals have been
pers the market has ruled firm The receipts and sales foot
up only S97 bbls at 81 05 per bb
BEEF CATTLENo beeveS Of consequence have been re-
ceVed here for time past and the stock IN butchers
hands has become completely worked there beng not
sufficient market for present wants We notice active
demand and few droves would sell quick at high prices.
In the absence of sales quote nomnay at to cents
b ordinary quality finding ready sale at these figures
BARRELs-The market continues to be very well supplied
with empty Spirits Tmpentjne barre and second hand
thing like fair price, nearly all market of inferior
quality. We quote prices ranging from 81 Is to 81 so for
lots they rum and 81 80 to 81 IS each for selected For
New York make there Is some enquiry and nec sell at 81
10 a 81 l5 each.
CoFTo-In the market for this article have nothing
new report since the close of last review For the
grades there is fair enquiry and the market entire
~ bare while the inferior qualities are in moderate stock
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GENTLEMEN'S
PERFECT FITTING SHIRTS,
SOLD READY-M AD E,

Or made to Special Order, IN any desired
Style.
Ta of Measurement for the benefit Of gentlemen lio'nC
at q di lance:
1st Height Of person. band OF IS. snrU "orn
"a Breast-close under the 5th UrlsC. .o.,,,,
the arms. 0tn' Oe4tie p@ ~ ~ ou m
Sd. Waist. IN 1, t toInG"'
Hb Neck-outside of neck 8th. - 10 hand.
And anv particular directions style of Bosom, Collar
ar ristband The English and plain wristbands are most
in favor.
SHURERTS FRENCH PATTERN DRA WEEKS,
Readymade or made to measure entirely unapproach
ble in poiDt of FIT QUALITY and LOW PRICES.
w Call and see the assortment send your orders and
measures to O. S. BALDWIN,
80 Market St., Wilmington, n. e.
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MRS. WINSLOW,

An experienced and female physician has Soothing
Syrup children teething, which greatly facilitates the
process teethng by sOiening the gums reducing all
1mmationwi allay all pain, and is to regulate the
bowels. Depend upon it, mothers it will give rest to your
selves and relief and health to your infants Perfectly safe
in all cases. See advertisement in another column.
Feb. 25-l47-3m-27-ly.
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HATHAWAY Il CO..
WILMING TON, N. c.,
OFFER FOR SALE

1000 bags Rio, Laguayra, Cape and Java Coffee
200 hhds choice new crop Cardenas Moasses now land
ing from the Brig ohm Hathaway direct from Oardenas
100 barrels Clarified Sugars
10 tierces choice clean Rice.
soo barrels strictv choice planting Potatoes.
400 kegs Nails, of all sizes, of good brand
A hds of choice Cincinnati Bacon Sides and Shoulders.
We also keep constantly hand large stock of Sugar
bbds. all kinds of Syrup, Pork, Lard Soda, Butter,
Cheese Clue Hoop Iron, Rope and Baggng Starch, Soap
kinds Tea Spice aud Ginger Cream of Tartar, Pep
pr Gunny Bags Havana Segars Candies Tobacco, Mus
tard Yeast Powders hay, No. cut Herring, Mulets,
Matches. Salt, Vinegar Oil, &c.
Feb. I'd, 1850 Z3-u
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IMPORTANT TO HOUSEKEEPE Frs.
E. r. DURKEE & CO.'S
Sc ECT PICE S.

ABSOLUTELY AND PERFECTLY PURE
but ground fresh Spices selected and cleansed US
expressly purpose without reference to COST Iney
are beautifully packed in tinfo ned with paPer to pre-
vent injury keeping and are full weight sa WE Ws U %ar
rant them in pont of strength and richness Of avors
BEYOND ALL COMPARISON,
as a single trial viii abundantly prove: a 10
Mannfsctnr only nv d. r. DURKEE d Co.
Feh' II1s7&25.tf 1871 Pearl street, New York;
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SPIRITS TURPENTINE-During the week just ended the
et has ruled steady prices remain unchanged There
has existed moderate demand frCm buyers, and several
parcels have changed hands private TERMS the parcu
which could not obtain the sales at AZ cents be-
ing put up extra bbls, which sell readily
ordinary lots Sales for the week of 1873 bbl
follows:
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REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET,
FOR THE WEEK ENDING APRIL 18th. 1860.

TURPENT1NE-Since review of Wednesday last the
cepts have unusually light, and confined to small par
ces which have generally sold arrival at quotations be-
low We have change to report in prices except
virgin which shows advance of SO cents previous
figures only few small lots have arrived and sold at So so
per bb There moderate enquiry for shipping and dis
ng purposes and the market closes steady at So so for
neo virgin 50 60 for yellow dip 81 dry virgin
ST. SIS for bard per bb of $50 lbs The transactions for lie
vUaeE foot nm only 755 bbIs.. follows:
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DR.. A. g. ]. SMALL.
Operative and Mechanical dentists

G., THANKFUL for the uncommonly liberal
NsS<A patronage already received from the peonie
S1111I of this county, DIR. A. SMALL has associated
with himself his brother whose merits as Dent
ISL to be appreciated only require be known and thew
are determined to perform every operation well as il
IN their to do and to deserve the confidence of all
Those SO situated that they cannot town. can
De accommodated at their homes by dropping us note
Office on the first floor of the JOURNAL Building Whining
ton, N. G.. TAnril 81 Io7 S9E 4Se
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DIED.

In Sampson county, the 8th inst, Mrs. NANCY Il.
BUTLER wife Of Adam Butler Esq, and daughter of John
and Cassie Fowler The deceased in her 3Oh year, and
leaves husband and three small children, besides
had been member of the Church for few Years and ex
mOted in death that patient Christian resignation
winch none but the truly good and pous possess None
knew her but to love her, and that assembage which
surrounded her dying couch with that the heart
only knows, her memory will be clear
Oh paid cheeks and STILL still breath,
The grave now holds thee fast;
But in our hearts thy mem'ry rests,
And shall until the last. Bt.
In New York City, the 5th ult, of consumption Mr..
CHARLES NEWMAN, aged 30 years, formerly a resident
of this place.
Charleston and Mobile papers please copy.
In Charleston the 18th inst after lingering illness, Miss
ELIZA BETH RUSSELL, aged about 20 years, born near
Wilmington North Carolina, but for upwards Of fifty years
resident of Charleston.
In Dupn County, on Sunday, April 8th 1860, Mrs MARY
MAXWELL, aged so years. months and % days.
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NoTE.-Rver Lumber, Tar and Turpentne, sold in the
water, subject to the expense of landing inspection
cOOperage &c; lumber 50 cents to 81 M Tar and
Turpentne about 10 q IA cents bb.and naval stores
when brought Railroad about the same expenses are IN
curred.-* For virgin mixed Turpentine deduction
oneh is made the price of yellow dip, &C.
cording to quality.
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MARRIED.,

IN this county, the 18th inst, by Nj. G. Collins, Esq,
Mr. DAVID RAINIER, to Miss REBECCA j. WELLS, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. Thos E. Wells, all of New Hanover.
At the residence of the brides father, Capt VIM. Petite
way in OnslOw county, the 18th nst by H. H. Sandn,
Esq, Mr.. DAVID AMAN, to Miss ELIZA E. PETTEWAY,
all of Onslow county, N. G.
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COFFEE! COFFEE! COFFEE!
ANOTHFR g SOUTHERN ROTTOM .

ANOTHER "aSOUTHERN BOTTOM"
A BOUT THE 10Th OF MAY, we expect the Brig 6 q:
IA A. Campbell direct from Rio Janero, with 1000
BAGS SELECTED GRADES OF COFFEE, which
will be sold upon arrival usual terms.
The of Merchants of the State is respectful
ly solicited o. q. PARSLEY q co.
April Is, 1860 l9z.u
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"a
Balanc

ResOUed That the Chairman of this Board be authorized
and to subscribe for seventy copies of the North
CGronG Journal Of Edcation for the several School Dis
tricts in New Hanover County.
RESOLVED, That the of One Hundred and Twenty Dol
The following gentlemen elected and appoint ed
Committee for the several School Dsricts-to wit
2. P W. Tanning, A. H. TanBokkelen and S. n Martin
3. John Hewlett S. S: Mentz and Rich'd Beesley.
t. o. F. Alexander, J. Nichols and Reuben Everett.
B. R. <. Bryan, L. s. McLammy and Saml Shepard.
g. c. H. Alexander, j. W. Howard and JOS. C. Howard
49, Jesse W Batson stokely Atkinson Jas. Andrews, Jr
80. A J. Westbrook Jas. w. Walton, John Futch,
10. Isaac James, Daniel Shaw, Daniel W. Mott.
H. John P. Bannerman, W. H. Player, Chas. Rowe.
II. Isaac Roch III, Jacob Rochen, Dixon Benton.
10. John D. Powers, James Alderman, Jos: B. Pigford.
49, Josiah johnston f. Powers, Arnold Teachey
ZIG. D; Rivenbark, P. Moore, J; Wells, Jr
II. Thos. H. Tate, r. l.. Bordeaux, J. N. Bowden.
Is. Thos. Allen, VIM A. Boodworth, S. A. Highsmith.
10. Boney Player, David Murray, R. J. Armstrong.
81. S. B. Rivenbark o. Alderman, Chas W. Murphy.
y. Daniel McDutlie, Isaiah Pridgen, A N. Moore.
% AdeFRan NJ HOOKS KoOkS " H. CFOG Moore
Is. Geo. W. 9. White o. Mapass, Fletcher H. Bell.
*26 John Eakns, Jr, John Eakins' ST., John Cosfin
%. W. A. Lamb J. W. Bordeaux, R. W. Moore.
20. *Henry Mcmillan, &c: B. Corbett Archd Sellers
81. O. Fennell John c. Devane, E. G. Ward.
81. James Innis, D. NJ. Skies, W. U; Newkirk,
*sl. Henry W. Taylor, john Taylor, A. E. Taylor
IS. H. McAlister, ". H. Curtis, John Larkins
81. :. >; Herring, MAJOR Cr0om' >. w. herring.
SO. j. J. Pridgen, John T. Moore, Benz. F. Keith.
49, T. }. Skies, J. P. Richards, Marshal H. Morgan.
$40 John E. Robitzsch, Sas Bryant, Elias George.
Al. I. S. Picket, E. Williams, Hosea Williams.
AZ. James Brown, e. CHADWICK, John Casteen.
*43. Wells Switzerland, Edw Garrss David P Rocks.
A. J. j. Moore. jeremiah Hand, William Hodges
As. H. D. Mashburn, r. G. johnson, B. Wells.
46. D. J. Bordeaux, A. M. Lamb, L. Bowden.
AT. c. Bannerman Jas. SPRINGFIELD. G. w. Bannerman.
| *48 j. E. Bunting, VIM. MAIN, JAS S. Hines
40. w. 8. Pridgen A. S. Lewis, Sylvanus F. Wilson.
800 Thos. r. Howey, Henry Burkhimer, Saml N Cannon
| 81. Wiley Moore, Jaston Malpass John Garriss.
| 50. T. R. Williams, L. J. Davis, Sam'l Davis.
| *53 E. D. Walker, J. F. Groom, J. r. Pgford
| "a. VIM. Robinson, ]. L. Corbett A. Henry.
| SIS. J. w. Johnson, Isaac Hines, U. Morgan.
| sc. J. P. Moore, A. ]. Mott, Eli Morgan.
81 o. L. Filyaw, r. b. Coward, John D. Love.
| So. VIM. H. Biddle, John Barns, q. NJ. Bishop.
So Z. 7. Pigford John Giddeons, James B. Pigford.
| *6O Thos. j. Lee, Lott Groom, S. T. Newton.
There being further business the Board adjourned
SAML r. BUNTING, Cpk.
| Those marked with a were elected.
April 2O-l94&35-1t.
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SUMMER BATHING.
The Royal Turkish Cotton Towels for Bathing

IT IS RECOMMENDED that these Towels sbould not bA
manged after being washed but simply pulled and sha
Ken out and the edges and ends smoohed with an iron
ny hese means the sottness and of absorption are
retained and the appearance improved with each washing
THE ROYAL TURKISH LINEN TOWELS
should be treated in the manner but as their
oty consists IN their great sharpness and fexbty they
should be dried before ok fire after each time of wash
ing by winch course tue sharpness longest maintained
fR!OE, az BALDWIN'S,
April 70. Market straa+
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA

NelC Ha2,oUer County Court Clerks Office. (
FEIHE BOARD OF SUPERINTENDENT of Free Schools
for the county of New Hanover. met at the County
Court Clerks Office this day, April 10th, 1860.
Present, S. D. Wallace Chairman; VIM. S. Larkins, JAS
McDute, James Kerr David Mcntire, Robert H. Tate,
Samuel Player and Joseph NJ. FOy, Esqs.
There being majority of the Board present they pro-
ceeded to the election of Chairman; whereupon S. D. Wal
lace was unanimously elected.
REPORT YEAR. 1859.
Cash on hand including amounts due from Sheriff. 67 II
Amount due to Districts former ap-
Chairmans Commissions advertising $50 O0-$2 097 50
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Wilmington Wholesale Prices Current.

"a should be understood that quotations generally
the wholesale price. In filing small orders high
er rates have to be paid
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April 9-104&33-3m.
WILMINGTON DIsTRICT.-SECOND ROUND.
lEElLS, ARROLNTMEMTS

April Is, 49, Wilmington Fifth Street.
Nav s. g. OnsOw,... Richlands.
NAV u, Is, Duplin Magnolia.
May 49, 20, Elizabeth, Carvers Creek
Nav 26 q, Sampson Bethel.
lime 2 3, Smithvile, Zion.
June 9, 49, Bladen,.. oo1e Chapel.
AZ WHITEvLLE CIRCUIT.-To this work Rev. C. W. King
was appointed. His health failed Rev. Carson Parker
mt in charge and will retain the Circuit until the next Con
ference.
health of Rev. c. w King has far recovered that in
very short time he will be able probably, to his Ia
bos He will take charge of North East Circuit until the
next annual COME 1t is very desirable to have every
member of the Quarterly Conference present Macedonia
CHARLES F. DEEMS, P E.
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to- Those who will act as
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Prompt personal attention given to consigDmeus of Ma
val Stores Cotton other Country Produce for sale or
shipment. ~ "
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RECEIVED TO-DAY.

RECEIVED TODAY.
A NEW LOT OF PITCHER SPOUT AND FORCE
"A PUMPS on hand, large assortment of Lead and 9th
er PIPes: L. c. TURNER.
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EAPOhIS
From The Port of Wilmington, for the Week ending 25a

Also, Coastwise-4 bbls. dried fruit bbls. heeswax
81 bds newspapers 80 bbs soap stone l25 bbs copper
a bales keseys 81 cords juniper wood boxes and
hid ur l6 empty kegs; bbl potatoes rolls leather;
naval stores
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
II'HE FOLLOWING NUMBERS DREW THE PRINCIPAL
Prizes in the Royal Havana Lottery of April 18th 1860
Numbers. Prizes Numbers. Prizes. INumoers Prizes.
1926; SO, OOoI2l ,633, $40, 600
Numbers 283 1865 2,72O, 37OO 1850 $780, 1852 56O2
559 7!22 1901 $780, 95l5 9,67l, $50, 82 IL 966
1882 la4O5 1885, 1880, 1880 1876 1888 ST.
d22 1898 49, 20S 2O4O4 2O,927, 1865, u 7O5
2l7l0 23088 23246, N,3l8, "a 328 276l 3l4 % 400
26O45 26 298 1856, 1865, 2789O % O3, 2SG3O 985
29,038-1, 900 each. '-0
Whole Ticket No. 1907 held in Charleston, S. C.
The next Drawing of this celebrated Lottery will take
place On the End of May For particulars advertise
ment in another column.
DON RODRIGUEZ, Charleston, $. c.
April 25th 1860. l98&35-lt*
BANK OF CAPE FEAR,
APRIL 18TH, 1860 {
EIHE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of this Bank
will be held at their Banking House in Wilmington,
Thursday, the Sd day of May next.
H. R. SAVAGE, Cash'r.
Raleigh Standard copy till Sd May. l93-tm
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THE PARTIES WHO USE SINGERS STANDARD
SEWING MACHINES
no NEARLY all the advertising for The following
Office, voluntary testimonial Read it and judge for
self.
GOLDEN PLACE, ONsLow Co., N. c.,
2lst April, 1860.
0. S. BALDWIN, Agent for l. NJ. Singer Co:
This is to certify that the No Standard Shuttle Ma
chine " purchased of you, NOW USED ON MY PLACE
AND FOR TRIMMING CARRIAGES does the work strong
and neat and aoorks perfectly aoeu cheerfuly recommend
it to all who may reliable Machine (You
this as you see properly JESSE W. HARRISON.
April oath, 1S6O-d&W
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BLACK HAWK STALLION GREEN MOUNTAIN
BOY.
E1lERMS FOR THE SEASON, ..................... SIG
Il To INSURE. 'SsT
- All Insurance Money to be paid as soon as the
H Mare is considered with foa. ALI Mares put ny the
49, to be paid by the season. All casualties at
the risk of the All Mares parted with before Ioa
ing, to be considered with fOal
GREEN MOUNTAIN BOY was bred by Abr Baldwin
OF Essex, N " since then he purchased by H. Guy
ler his present He has taken several hrsclass
premiums at the different County Fairs
GREEN MOUNTAIN BOY was got by the celebrated
Trotting Black Hawk Stallion known as the MERRlCk
HORSE and is of jet black color. The dam of Green
Mountain Boy sired by the Vermont Morgan Stallion
THE GREEN MOUNTAIN BOY is justly acknowledged
to be the best year old Stallion Of the Sherman Black
Hawk Horses whose pedigree goes back to the
Black Hawk and the best branch of the Morgan
lv The Green Mountain Boy raised In Northern New
York was six years old last june He is OF Jet Dack
color and weighs nearly 1850 lbsESSeG 20. Hp"ofscdf'
Sept. 20, 1852 .-a.o.o,,ont corcern;no r. p CIV
Ier's Horse to be what he represents him.
G. W. JOINER, Essex, N. Y.
GEO. R. PALMER,
JOHN R. READ, Clinton Co.
ABM. WEIGH, o
s@ GREEN MOUNTAIN BOY -
Will Stand for Mares every other week as follows FoT1er
Neck at N. N. Nixon's, Monday and Tuesday; holy
Shelter at f. D. Halls Thursday and Friday Long trees;
on Wednesday and Thursday; and at Curres Stables,
A AIlis US 1880 No. ilN"' 18oeod&32l I'm
EzUILE ANTIQUE DOUBLE HILIOTROPE LUBIN,
55 RUE ST. ANNE, PARIS.
- ApriI Is. -llp = '''''ts BALDWIN's.
TNGLIsH BAGS for the Traveller, at ,,a
| "a April rs. HALDWlN's'
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Healey. Daily expected and for sale by
April 81. w. II. McRARY & co.
NEW
4 ND VALUABLE WORKS for sale at KELLEY'S New
N Book Store
Life of Andrew Jackson, by Parton, vol. LIST;
The Origin of Species. by Darwin;
New Dictionary of Quotations, very valuable
FOOTBALLS the Boundaries of Another World by RObt
Dale Owen
The Patients and Physicians Aid, by Dr. E. NJ Hunt
How to Live, Domestic Economy, Dime a Day, by
Scion Robinson, book for every house keeper;
The Marble Fam, by Hawthorne;
Adventures of Jonathan Homebred;
English Hearts and English Hands, by the author of the
Life OF Capt Wears
The Fate of Sir John Franklin Discovered truly interest
ing work;
Eo1 iah, by Mrs. Evans of Mobile;
Say and Seal by the author of Wide Wide World, and
Morning and Night Watches.
April oath
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BANK OF CAPE FEAR,)
APRIL 18TH, 1860. {
nIViDEND lola Semi Annual Dividend of Five per
~ cent has been declared, payable at the principal Bank
and Branches, and after the lsJ day of May next
H. R. SAVAGE Cash'r.
Raleigh Standard copy till LIST May. l94-tlM
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9UILE ANTIQUE DOUBLE HILIOTROPE LUBIN,
SIS RUE ST. ANNE, PARIS
VNHE FINEST importations at LoDcest prices, at
h Z April o. BALDWINS.
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OFFICE WILMINGTON & WELDON II. II. CO., F.
WILMINGTON, 2lst Apri 1860.
Ezfa IN w THE p1RECF0 Ms6 OF TIE Pl1
ROAD aiI Gem SGn have 1G deca netl
Of per from the profits of the last six
MONTHS payable the stockholders and after the 18th
May next.
Books for transfer of stock will be closed first May
By order. JAS. S. GREEN, cec'y
Raleigh Register and Standard Norfolk Herald Ports
mouth Transcript Godsboro, Wilson, Tarboro, and Wei
don papers copy till 18th May.
April 24th 1860. l97-td
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-04-26

TNGLIsH BAGS for the Traveller, ct
"a April rs. Bal
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-04-26
GUANO EXPECTED.

1000 BAGS PERUVIAN, per Schr. Edward Slade :;
IOOV5OO L" Reeses Manipulated, per Schr. Robert
Healey. Daily expected and for sale by
April 81. w. II. McRARY & CO.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-04-26

WESTERN BACON,
StIDES AND SHOULDERS. For sale by
~ L. B. HIGGINS & SONS,
April 25. S. E. Corner Market and % SITS.
N. G. BACON,
TAMS, Sides and Shoulders. For sale by
IL l.. B. HIGGINS q SONS,
April 25. S. E. Corner Market and I'd SITS.
"WACHOVIA" FAMILY FLOUR.
GUPPLY received on Monday-fresh ground. For sale
~ by L. B. HUGGINS q SONS,
April Is. S. E. Corner Market and I'd sts
IN A FEW DAYS.
XKTE shall receive Twenty Packages of Foreign Goods
w from the New York auction. Bargains may be ex-
pected. HEDRICK RYAN.
April 81.