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HARDWARE.-W. :. poNEAN d"
60 Governor street, Richmond, Virginia
aEe rl.,.rrc In calling the attention 81 merchants
p%lan,er~, aud ,a",hs"is- sII Ii - lt',;J All
aMrplC,N HARDWARE. Cutlery, TOOLS,
MACHINE BETTING, &c, &c "mhracing the
largest and mos, cumrl"t" stock t. h" FOUND ~ any
southern city, which they offer for sale on u. Ia
,orabl, terms A. any house in the trade, h"luI or
s,n,L JOHN ASHER.
500" 49,, =, WILLIAM :. poNNAN.
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Hrimstrcets inimitable Hair Coloring i not 4
dye. Ali instantaneous dyes are composed ut inanr
c,u1stic, and more or less destroy the vitality and
beauty 81 The hair. This j. tue original Hair 90.
loriu2, and has been growing ~ favor over twenty
year.. II Restores gray hair t. 10 original color by
gradual absorption, III u most romarkthlr manner.
Ii l. also a beautiful hair drr~ m. Sold in two
>ikc.-5o cents and Shy all dealers.
Z. H~kIM>TRtEF, Chemist.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER.
sold by all Druggists.
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LETTER FROM WARRINGTON.
Correspondence Of III" Richmond bhSra'eh.

rur Coxr,RM, rIn< or NR. SMYTuE-Tlk
ITprCI,Ry COMMITTEE VERSUS TnE rRr~l-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PROGRESSING
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HOTELS AND BOARDING-HOUSES

pOARDING.-Mrs. DUVALL, Main,
I'D between sixth and Seventh streets, has some
very comfortable unoccupiod rooms for boarders
and can take Il few more DAY BOARDERS.
IL i1-th
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~. - BEEKMAN STREET, NEW YORK.
" ST GroEGr OrrrTT, JONI NcASFKNFY, In
LAT. al pfrhmaud. Va late al Montgomery, Ala.
An Ism
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r, u. NEAL. EaHkKT q. LEIGH. J. +. SWORDS
NEAL, LEIGH x CO. ,xr.
AND TOBACCO Factors
corner Cary aud Virginia streets, Richmond Va
,uh I'm
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NEWS!

BEAUTIFUL pUCALS. only % cents, worth 10.
Beautiful CALICOES. only III cents.
HANDSOME ENGLISH BAREGE>. - cent..
BEAUTIFUL ALL Wool DELAINE Is, only so cts.
ALSO,
4 BEAUTIFUL VARIETY OF DRESS GOoDS-
rr.ttiar than were ever hrfnr. exhibited by me.
BLACK GOODS, in great variety.
ORGANDIEs, POPLISS. BAREGE>, aud hun
dreds ~ other goods, too numerous to mention.
ALSO,
\ fun line ot MEN ) and BOYS WEAR.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-04-28

Mr.. JAMES L. MURDOCH whose histronic tr-
umphs form portion of the record in which every
true American is justly proud, has played capital
engagement at GRovER's-one that gave profit 10
the management, and added to the fame Of the
artist Mr.. MURD6on's style has been mellowed
and improved by years, and his impersonations in
high comedy and tragedy are acknowledged as
masterpieces in acting.
Next week we are to witness the regular debut
upon the stage in this city Of young gentleman
who was formerly resident Of Washington, and
has large circle Of nequaintances here Mr.. ].
NEwroS GoITHoLD wns born in Richmond, was
educated in New York, and served two and a half
years during the war In the 42d New York volun-
teers At the tercentenary anniversary of the birth
of SHAKESPEARE, at the Washington Theatre, the
proceeds Of which were given to the hospitals, and
which was largely attended by our most fashiona.
Bile society, including number of the highest Off.
cials from the departments and foreign legations
no made his appearance in Hamlet, and won the
hearty plaudil Of his select and critical audience
Mr.. GorrHoLD was at that time president Of the
Literary and Dramatic Association of Washington,
and has since had two years study in England uh-
der WALTER Lacy, Esq., one of the first comedians
and dramatic scholars in Europe. lie now returns
to our city after a short but successful engagement
in New York, In which he received most favorable
notices from the press. Our citizens will doubtless
give him the warm reception which SO worthy an
aspirant for histrionic honOrs deserves.
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Rev. DR. BELLOWS, Of New York, Iectured he.
church, corner of Sixth and d streets, on the
"Unitaran idea Of Christ" The house was
crowded, and the discourse eloquent and CON
vncing ms might be expected from the great ex.
FOUNDER Of Unitarian views.
After dodning the various phases Of Unita-
rianism, he came to speak of the two classes now
existing rs the conservative and the more liberal
known as the Claiming and the Parker school.
Owning the same source we might not stand by
the one and reject the other, THEODORE PARKER,
in spite of differences, and beyond all detraction,
by his pure Christian life and spiritual force, had
made his name to-day tower of strength rather
than a hindranee to Unitarianism.
We who knew Mr.. PARKER personally and viewed
him us a teacher almost divine, could appreciate
this After all denouncing and disparagement Of
the great exponent of liberal religion, we come to
hear one of the leaders Of Unitarianism class. In
the same faith as BUoKMISsrER CHANEISO, and
PARKER. So, at last, when death has TRANSPORTED
their lives, We do homage to the truly good and
great.
Returning to belief in the unity Of God, DR.. BEL
LOWS announced as his creed faith In Christ az the
sent Of GOd-the way to the Father, In spite OF
the dogmas Of ecclesiastical churches, he main
aimed that life aud character according this sim
pie faith was the only one which reason and the
Scriptures could approve. Aud then, with that
rare gift Of portrayal which We may not reflect,
though II speuks to the soul living influence, he
left 10 our hearts the idea Of religion sublime in
It's simplicity, Invested Of all harsh dOgmRs and
crssds, appealing to the conscience and daily life,
to foiLOig rather than defy Christ. W. W.
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Hon. FRASCrs W. KELLOGG, Collector of Internal
Revenue at Mobile, has arrived in this city, and
says that the negroes are working we'll, and that
the cotton crop in that State this year will be about
efOurhs as large as that of 1860. The negroes
are receiving good wages and perfect harmony e1-
lists between them and tho planters. Mr. KEEL
LOCO informs US that the statements lately Preva-
lent to the effect that northern man will be al
lowed to live at tho South and prosecute business
peacefully is utterly false.
Hon. JAMES BUPFNGroN, who has been making
a tour through the South rs special agent of the
Treasury Department, represents that the people
there are sincerely and earnestly DESTROYS that
northern men who have capital to invest In business
and those who have mechanical skin should come
among them and settle.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-04-28

In the report of the House Committee on the
judiciary, through its chairman, Hon. JAMES =.
WILsOS, on the subject Of the modification Of the
test OATH injustice ia done to the Secretary of the
Treasury and Postmaster General in attributing to
them, by implication, desire for such modification
IN order that rebels may be allowed to hold Office
under the Government. Their object in asking the
modification of inserting the word voluntary" as
referring to the holding Of Office under the rebel
government, was based upon the fact that many
loyal men in the South took and hold Office, with
the purpose of escaping CONSUMPTION and of defeat
ing the objects Of the rebellion, and bringing the
States back to their true allegiance. Where appl
cants for Office were Of this class 1t considered
that tho interests of the Government and justice to
these men would be subserved by their appoint
ment to office, which could only be accomplished
by the insertion Of the word voluntary in the
test oath. Nothing can be found in the reports Of
either the Secretary Of the Treasury or the Post
master General which can be construed into a de.
sire to appoint or have appointed men who vOluu-
tarily took part in the rebellion, nor to indicate
that such men should not he held respo asible and
punched for such participation.
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Daring the last three years we have sent large
number Of papers to many Of our personal and pc
litieal friends without cost to them. We can do
this no longer. There ia reason why we should
he expected to do it. The cost Of publishing pa
per Of the present size and quality of the RErUB-
LIcAN Is altogether too great to enable to con.
tinue the courtesies thus extended, We trust that
those who have thus received journal for moth
ng in the past will encourage by their patronage
the future. We shall not stop the papers thus
snt, but continue them and consider those to whom
hey are sent as 50 many paying subscribers, unless
No are ordered to do otherwise.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-04-28


This association met yesterday morning, and the
discussion in regard to chronic insanity was re-
sumed. series Of propositions were adopted re-
lati & to the subject
The following resolutions were offered and unan-
imously adopted
RssoIvsa, That our associate DR.. Charles II.
Nichols, has again, as often before, put us under
obligations, pleasant to bear, by his considerato
attention to our comfort and convenience, and by
the opportunity he has afforded us to examine the
admirable arrangements of the institution under
his charge and to witness the gratifying results Of
his able management. We beg leave to assure him
Of our increased esteem and affection
Rssolued That our thanks are due to Surgeon
General Barnes for the rich treat he offered US in
the invitation he extended to visit and examine
the United States Army Medical Museum, and Il
Drs Woodward and Otis for their courteous atten
lions during our visit to the same
RssOIued, That our thanks are due to Messrs
Sykes, Chadwick, a Co. for the convenient and
sommodious accommodation they grRtuitousy pro
yided for the use Of the association, and for th'
prompt and thoughtful attention to the persona
comfort of the members.
On motion, tho association adjourned, to meet IL
Philadelphia, on the third Tuesday Of May, 1867.
THH INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS yesterda!
omountsd IN sB7S 236 II,
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Attack ON 1he CAPITOL.

The iron-clad contractors forced the block
ade yesterday and passed the Senate. They
will next attack the House. We understand
that they have already compelled Fort Ste
vens to surrender, but the impregnSble fort
ress known as the Committee ON NavR
Atfairs will give serious II not complete
check to the progress of the feet.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-04-28

Lists Nos. l and of lands selected by the State
Of California in the present land district of Marys.
vile and Humbolt, have been approved by the
Secretary of the Interior, and certified transcripts
have been transmitted by the Commissioner of the
Land Office to The above mentioned officers and to
the Governor of California.
The selections were made with tbirty-cight State
warrants and thirty original lists, and cover an
area Of 22O separate tracts containing 90 1902 acre.
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IMPORTANT TO CAPITALISTS.
SPLENDID INVESTMENT
THE AMERICAN COTTON PLANTING
AND
LOAN COMPANY.


BOARD OF DIRECTORS;
Hon. SIMON CAMERON, Bx Secretary Of wAr
Hon. JOS. A. GILMORE, Ex-Governor Of New Hamp-
shire.
Hon CHAUNCEY NJ. DEPBw, late Secretary Of State
New York.
Hon JAS, II, WALTON, late Treasurer Of g. Mint,
Philadelphia
Hon N. d, BRYANT, Boston, Mas.
GO, L. TRAsK, ESQ, hrm Of Bigelow Trask' New
York,
THos COREY, ESQ, firm of Corey, Wilson 4 Co., BOs-
ton, Mass. H..
ELIJAH y. DENYING, Rsq., New Orleans, La.
Major H. o. BRIGHAM, late Paymaster U. 8. A., Wash
ington, D. O.
This Company offers greater inducements for invest
ments than any stock Company now In existence.
The object OF the Company IL to afford facilities to the
impoverished Cotton and Sugar Planters OF the South to
grew and get their crops 10 Market always taking good
and satisfactory security by mortgage, on their plana-
ton aud crops for money advanced in procuring sup
dental to the development Of the soil.
... CAPITAL AND LABOR
are tho universal requirements Of the largest portion Of
the
SOUTHERN sTATRs,
and when udiciously applied, matter by whom fur.
nshed, will restore that portion Of unfortunate
country to Its former prosperity and make the South All
that Nature designed II,
THE GARDEN OF THE WORLD.
subscr pon books have been opened In this city by
JOHN W MA0IIL, Agent, at the Banking House o.
LkWs JOHNSON CO., corner OF fenhSyansa.nfi~
avenue and Tenth street, APPS"
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-04-28

TIE Princess Salm-Sahn, wife of one Of
our foreign born bgadisrs isnow one Of the reign
ing bellies Of Washington, Columbus (o) Jour.
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aS-wonderful but Truel-Madamo REM

Nv iTueI-mhuullo INem-
ISGTOS, the world renowned Astrologist aud SOmnam
buliste ClarVoyan while In elairyoyant state de-
iueaes the very features Of the person you are to
marry, and by the aid Of instrument Of intense
power known as the PsyehomorOPe guarantees to pro-
duoe perfect and lfelike picture Of the future hus-
band wife Of the applicant with date Of marriage
occupation leading traits Of character 80. This Ia no
imposition testimonials without number can assert
by stating place Of birth, age disposition color Of eyes
AID hair and enclosing any cents and stamped euys.
loPe addressed yourself you will receive the picture
by return mail, together with desired Information.
Address in confidence, MADAME GERTRUDE REMINGTON,
+ O. Box 2l7, West Troy, N. Y. oel6-dwly
RS-MRdRm Mounts Pile sRlVe-A Valuable
Remedy for that Dsoasoi also, Consumption Destroy
or and an Rnliro Cure for the Bronchitis Asthma, &c
Gu be found at stou's Drug Store, opposite National
Hotel, Gilman Is, near Metropolitan Hotel FoTd's,
ner Of Eleventh aud PennBylvania aVenuei Rntwisss,
corner Of Twelfth and PeunsyyRniA AVenue RlliOt's
corner OF and Twelfth Strostai Harbsughs corner Of
Seventh and o. IAl9-u
ga hereby certify that have used Mrs.
Mounts sAlye, for what ia known the camp itch. It
had the effect to cure 1t In very short time This was
during the war, in the year 1868 and avail myself Of
the hrs opportunity to give my testimony in behalf Of
her valuable salyo. This certificate give Voluntarily
apl3,lm ... CHARLES EDWARDS.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-04-28

The Commissioner of the Internal Revenue yes
terday promulgated the following decisions:
All expenses for insurance upon property, and all
actual losses in business may be deducted from tho
gross income Of the year. But losses sustained
after December 81, 1865, cannot reduce the income
for the year Losses incurred in the prosecution Of
business may be deducted from gains IN another,
but not from thoseportons of income derived from.
fixed investments such us bonds, mortgages, rents,
and the like Assessors should also BIO careful not
to allow the deduction of amounts claimed to have
boon lost in business when in reality they should
be regarded investments expenditures, rs when
merchants eNpend money In farming or gardening
for recreation or adornment rather than pecuniary
profit ......
Persons travelling about the country ms the agents
Of manufacturers or dealers, seeking orders for
goods as agents Of one person or firms only, such
as sRlRried clerks men hired by the month, should
not DO required to take licences as commercial
brokers.
All parts of decision No, 1859 inconsistent here
with are hereby revoked.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-04-28

HoS. JonN b. HALsTEAD, of Wyoming
county, New York arrived at the Ebbit House
yesterday.
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sPBCIAL NOTICIlr<.

AS- The Superintendent, Teachers, and
all interested In Sabbath Schools requested meet
at DR.. sunderands church. Four.Rnd half street. on
SATURDAY BvLNING, at 6lI clock, to practice the
hymns for the anniversary. Those schools who have
not received the programmes requested report
the Secretary forthwith. JOHN @. JUDD,
ap2s-lt Recording Secretary.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-04-28

90 Fine aud splendid Steel Engravings
Of GENERA GEORGE WASHINGTON for sale one
Dollar Each. Sent Free
Address, J. 5. ROBINSON,
Rp2S-lwA Plttston, LuEzrne county, Penn.
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Co Marriage and CelIbRcyI an Essay Of
Warning and instruction for Young Men, Also, Dis
eases and Abuses which PROSTATE the vital powers,
with sure Of relief Sent free Of charge In sealed
letter envelopes. Address DR.. J. SKILLIN HOUGHToS,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. apl7.Sm
RJ-Broech-I.onding Arm.-The Board for
tho Examination Of Breech Loading Arms Of which Gem
era Hancock is president is now In session at No. 81
Windsr's Building.
Arms will be received daily between the hours OF II
a. IN. and 2 p. IN, until further notice.
Inventors are requested to submit their arms In per-
son or by agent to the recorder OF the board.
W. OWENS,
Capt 9th U. s. Cav, Brew. Lieut.. Col. U. s.A,
nhl2.n R6eorder
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-04-28

80 Coke ID now selling at tho works Of
the Washington Gas Light Company for TWO DOLLARS
AND HALF per load Of twenty ave bushels.
GEO. A. MCILHENNY,
aplS-dtmyl Engineer.
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n r,,,, NATIONAL UNION oLUs.

The following is the list Of officers and
platform of principles of the UsicNNAroSAL
CLoB of Washington p 2; ~ ta.rz
om,.rs n, an. Malta asI union Club.
1f#s .... PRESIDENT.
Hon. ALEX. w. RANDALL, N WISCONSIN,
.,.. VICE PREstDENrs.
Hon. DANIEL s. NORTON, Of Minnesota.
Hon. A, j. KtfYKENDALL, Of Illinois.
Hon. WIN. +. JOHNSTON, Of PennsylyaniA
4# ..-.y SECRETARY! Zoos
sAM,L D. LAUFFER, Of Peunsyivania
uoRRssPoNDrEa sBoEErARf ...t ia
]. b. FURGES0N, Of TENNESSEE
rRKAsURER.
@. n. RITTENHoUsE, president National Bank
Of Commerce. and Of tho firm Of Rittenhouso'
Fowler 4 Coz
EXECUTIVE conrITrEH. .....E
Hon GREEN CLAY SMITH, Of Kentucky.
Hon. THOMAS N. sTILWELL, Of Indiana
psInH If naeatah.
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RS-AmanUensIs.-Person desiring tho SER
vices Of a COPYIsr or AMAEUENsIs eau be accommo.
dated by lady who write, neat and plain hand, by
applying at No l9s Sixth street wost between N and
streets north, ap23.n
RS-The Queen OF the ToIIet-sawyer's Bar
BINS SOAR. Tho best compound Known for shaving
and the toilet. No who wishes to preserve and
boautify their complexion should be without It. For
sale, Wholesale aud retail, by KIDwELL soS, Pharma
eeutsts, PennsylyRna avenue, noxt corner of Four
teenth street, Washington, D. q. ap2O-tf
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TAG INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS yesterda
amounted to s678, 2S6.77
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Hon. GREEN CLAY SMITH, Of ksntncky.
H. TuoMls N. STILwELL, Of Indiana.
Hon w A BUR-. EIGH, Of Dacotah.
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LAST FoND LooKs.-When a lady Owe are
talking of a lady in. full height and breadth
Of fashion) has got her bonnet and gloves on.
and is perfectly ready, with her parasol in
hand, she always goes back to the looking
glass to take ii last fond look. Upon asking
a dear handsome duchess" if this were not
the truth and the beautiful truth, she had the
charming candor 10 state: ..s-...'- i-::
Eyes, my dear P'nch, it is the truth, but
not all the truth. No woman, take my word
for it. dissatisfied with one look. At least. l
know that am not, for land here our duch-
ess laughed as though she was pleased with
herself and all the worltD I don't mind telling
you, invariably take four-fnur good ones.
The first look in the glassi is for myself, that's
fair: the second is for my husband, that's moth
ing hut Just; the third is for my friends, that S
only generous; and the fourth is for my rivals,
that's human nature. If the last look salts
fies me, then know it is AL right, and as
sure you 1 never take any more !"-Lone!on
Punch. .'- 80
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General Ogazon had proclaimed
. himself President of: the Mexican Republic,
in virtue of the constitution Of 1851 at the
town of Culiacan. The assassins of the Bel
gan envoy We're being vigorously pursued
by the French police under the direction of
Mr.. Maurav. The Imperialists, under the
command of General Mendez, had sustained
a severe reverse upon the plains of Uruapan,
where, it is stated, two: hundred prisoners
were shot in retaliation for the execution of
Liberals under the recent decree of MaXimil-
ian. A secret agreement has been entered
into between MaNimllian and the children of
Yturbi,!e, by which the latter have been sold
into exile 49,. -....,.,
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DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
BIZ. CEFENsEhzzAN,S p:EES

have been a Standard Remedy for over thirty
years, and are the most efiectual one ever known
Tor ell complaints peculiar to females. To all
IL, pe,io9icGl regularity. They arc Enownto thou
sands, who have used them at different periods,
throughout the country, having tie sanction of
some OF the most eminent Physicians in america.
EahjcH dyectioRS stdtinq rhel they SiO,t3d not be
$;d, with each BoN-the Price CJsc Do{{G1' pe1. Boz
boxes for s., containing from so to 60 Pills
PILLS sent By mail, promptly, secure from o6ser-
cation, by renittirs; 10 the Proprietors Sold by
Druggists generally. r! = 3
=. ACTCHiNGS Il HIILYER, PropFietors.
.... IS Dey Street, New York.
Sold in Raleigh by P. +. PEseGD, and GEO. q.
FRENCH q Co. cow eod-Gm
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DANK OF CAPE FEAR .

A GENERAL MEETING Of the Stockholde
of the President Directors and Company of the
Bank OF Cape Fear, to be held at their banking
house in Wilmington, on Thursday, the 3rd day
Of May next, is called to consider the general
affairs of the Bank, and particularly whether pro
'cdngs shall be Instituted on the part of the
Bank, under the act Of the General Assembly Of
this State, entitled An Act to enable the Banks
Of this State to close their business ratiie,.
March 12ilI. J. G. BURR, Cashier.
Wilmington, \. c., April ). S-tm1.
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ROM CANADA u S. GOVERNMENT CALL

ED UPON TO STOP THE FENIANs.
60 q aRoNTo, aC.zW.sA prils The examine
on OF the Fenians arrested at Cornwall be-
!: ms to-day. .5z.s= go -
The Globe of this morning states that there
! no longer any doubt that O'Mahony is
,ncentrating force near the New Bruins
lex frontier, and says that it is directly in
olation of the neutrality laws of the United
;ates and that the Washington authorities
: ust speedily take action upon the subject
at the marching of armed men towards
&c frontier is an act of war which the Amer
an Government must suppress if they in
nd to do their duty towards their neigh!
,rS. =. q; ,.. -. "a '.''--' ::
WILMINGTON MARKETS .r,. Bile
WnMINeToN, April 10, -Turpentine sales
1S9 bills, at SIS for yellow dip and 81 so
" hard, - $50 lbs. IL '' 800 -,''-:'i' -
Spirits ,Turpentine-O small lot. &c
bls.) slightly colo1ed sold at sic per gallon.
. Rosin.--Salcs of 100 bbls. No. 2 and COM
on at 50 per 80 lbs, and $50 do. No. 2 at
,. 25 per Dbl. 5.t.. . ~ 80. ~.
Tar.-53 bbls. changed hands at 81 per
81 -. 't-s. = -. e., ::-;s r.: y - -.
Pitch. lot of 50 bbls sold at IS so per
:,bl i: = :. :, 49,. 80 -! - ~:
Cotton4Sales of, 30 bales at soc, per lb.
Or middiihg and good middling. - lis,