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fen Rater. Mle DtetenteeH, tpel@s 5dufer GtSbeln pbes
fOnatse Neutrality-suspicious. fur etn pber feten SABRE 5u Der
RaerH wInfGen, rerbtn btermtt etnBelaben, F& bic 9tfG
nnferer berabetfeSten YrdmteH an ufeten.
VIE @trIufe rerbsn tSte biSteterpmtt nnt liberal aus
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opn Baltimore.
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ESaESSc~gA BDtprtac
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Damsfer @rpre5 . CAPT. G. q. Rs.9er,
serIa6t gt86tfr. W9arE 9ter So g, jeefn 9teAfa64 u9r
NaGnitta9s fur
9tleranbria, 8aibington uu0 @eprgetpwn
in gerbIuSuns nit bfr Orange unb 2iIeranhsta @iienbatn
mad ean&burs unb Edit al ben ~foIaeneen eanbnn8spl&sen
9ptnt QOpec1t ptnep 9Dsnt, dUrpeQ'S &5hdrE
GurttpmsR 9Gp, Stone's QBtarf. QlnCafsr gDtarf
9.racsn's qBG1rf Bluff pCtnt, Dppe'S Grtef
stot69dS @pint, E(ariens9 StprG8; gtdt.ertpa 2anby
SMITHS @etnt, 6Gp6's Eert9 un6 @l9mprt.
5uta6te4tsHb eerIaBt t~srfeite Is q fbtngt0 n teben
Samfa8 9 uhr Negr8eas II. NleraRorta u9E 1tOr8sns
Ser 9ampfer Dtampne Stdte, @dpt, s $ QBtlfot
btrId6t Baltimore ocni @ter SEQ. 8 2i8Atfr. W9arfi eben
6rettag Nadmttta9 4 lbr NIT
N 9ur6 a q t, @g5M
MIR an @tnep 9otnL. 5RrUetl6 ,WRarf,
Qancaf r IS arf 9tpIbenS Q0Ecr EHb
81 m n ( a~u(egeno.
3aaradfc1renb Diridgt ct @alVinetpn ieten Dltttop& 6
ll6r unt N~Ieranbrta 7 nbr Mbent&.
iun8&p!abea an.
@3esen @uSrHnft user 8raat e6er pdRa9s peabe man f4
SIN Baltimore,
CT O.. ReebSa n Il Suns. 142 2tegtsr. Utarf;
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OeDeinre aranf0eiten.
OrlnDlicbe SS1sr 9aeaetirf
Or. spfgpD Iobi0m.
Offre . GpN G2S 9Si.o GStr-E.

CT% @5pSgp1 SS0DEEgli.
Office $50. 228 BIne STRIDE,
@biGabetpbia.
0r. Iabiau 9arantigt til ~fOlgcubea GsaRfbeiten cine
lhnele nnb erunplthe 6ur Die GicSEsin tslrh eDn mir
tlef s~nbsrciiet NIB LIT barbagS fret BEN Q~aedFiber.
OeDetlnc RrntlfEcitctt
%bettgtist @efGlG&ts, 10 iGreaii@ In ilren 5Oleen, rpenn pery
aa@ldf1al u, Weun MO taon etnena CT fa9rnen drls ~6sbaubsfi,
5eIbtbefledung {Onanie),
peren tgauri9a Nel3sR 90 %snnb3'ben In Wltfnut6, n46tltGe
SaanteR- s t9teBun96r SA@dte ber nnGnnIiGeu SeuaunGs-
fratt, 9sbtnS usbfrtrus uk enbltA &rsBsbruu9. Sunaa
Yeute, sie f9 beien beivust itne, foGten ito Sertrauensyo
an mt9 pfneea. SD tGbe 9auffnbe fpl&er uRsllGtter
III ttrsr ~friiberen t~raftsea @elunbbeit 3uruf aebraAt RE
0Ea anesrn faiiG bebanbslt Cter eis unbelbur ~aufss8ebea
~rrren fVb.
6rauenz& rantbeiteu.
Wet6ss gtWb, tauft hte nrfaGt a ustmttner SGwa-
DE, nnre8eImd6t8teit une unfru6ttarfett
unregel q 8 tgtett
tn bef mphatlt@en ~0letnseun9 rbsr eauJfiGes AGsblstser
~terIebcn, eIstAstel BON rei@er pr iaAe, rtrb In Eenieea ga.
gen BON mir bsrgeftsat sbne nadtbshi8e So!sea fir bs @e'
%iunbtet!.
Gstt metner 1~5labrtaen gray!s II sieFsfr Stast babe Id
tta baupidtttN nit bar Setsntluhs Ostger RraHtteiter
seE9Giti9t uno BARN bic 9laaasnblisn 5~7efnltats erstelt.
Musmdrtige Batienten
.fbanen non mir te9aEbstt werten, mem fe MIR ttrsa gu
fanb fArtftti6 n%ittbetIen.
gig 5trerafs ~sr'4pieeenbet Uir5 3u3ef@ert.
DIR. jos. FABIAN,
No. Z28 Vine S., Philadelphia, Pa
(lant6ln
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EsB

beforbertGlter. Mertbfa@en nnb @elber mad auen TbetIen
her ger. Staten nnb mad taft allen &tetlen her aDeIt.
Dte Sttfrbett bes @tGentburtS, peI6es tbr a%npertraut
ptrb,-ter ~nietrtee Yrcis, ben fe fnr 8nbrlDbn berebnet-
bic DE eelntabtefett unb Naf&bett tn tbrem @eI&dftssnnse
-Intbt GrIet9terune, meI&e tie VerfCnen bittet, meIde
sDaaren, 9Bertbladen unb S9Ib gu Deri9tfen taben raGGen
Bite McatnS GrpreA. Cprpagmie unlbertrefFt4 as
etn Sc 6rterun9smttteI.
Sir aastnnft nteIhe man i@ In ber9aust.0ffe bee
GrmpGentetng Baltimore
Rp. 164 10. I'll nj StraBe,
Dber tn ttren Bureaus VI Q. % unb 229 9. S pws
Grbfr, an Der GdIbert.S tattpn unb ant &pr-
fOIf Bbarf, Cber Bet treenb elmer tbret Neenturen.
(30nai--iGts) MbdmS &rpreB 6 pu1 =.
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Teuers &5erSi a1eGugt98=5cfeas
faaft Dpn Saltts1Ore.

f&aft Don Baltimore.
Office: 9}Q1Gde pon Soutb uno Qpr,bar0 ST..
sor i. Stp4 ser 0armsr4 & g}sr%sRts 8anf,
Gingang tn Gclaeare Ctr.
gieie neue @eel f4ait TT iest berett, 9erRAerungen aue;
Dirt At9ea Berluh Pter SWaben bGtd, 6eGer ent9s ~geusuress
At4u. 90 tts Afttea Der geifaf9aft f3 tn ben 9anbeu tFn
p5fr 400 fan burtgetsnhs- tentftet Burger Baltt1nprsts
~5sfnosn, 10 1T bas peutf@e putIitpm t~eisn6rrs eiuseiebsa,
eitie,a In anierer W2i;te auf bar ~Ip!tiffeu Bats te8Fanbe.
ten tnternetmen fetns gcrF6trun9er anarber!rGuer.
@ra1hent: 6 3 q g, g0eiter.
8tte.@fafteent; Qetgrt6 StraEs.
Iix1etDEen:
aefepp Juppert, aueua gDegueg.
GfaS gBgtek, AtrtEopb 1fnei,
Sntpn G%Deiefttts, 5erni. T-GrpwEHeit,
@ecTS 0fpa. 9EtebrtG I4ebe,
Setnrt@ GtTap5. Egsr VaIa,
Sptann Gaiee. 9rf. u. Ar4pua.
Ri6ael s~ltGinGfI, 3fasf DefrtA,
kcank 5. &GpfE, 45Gfre ). Baafeeb.
2einrt@ @Ees, Sefr.
~ SIT p0tstn ip:.0 ;eige 9ersasgu6 Rsr'a4t. 81
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9iplaenber Minter. GSabrplan

Opt9eIDeC NSItleC< OupEptuN
trttt NIT @t ont ia 6 20. " %. 1865, tn 2raft.
ab8GaG n6rbItae r 3 c BON Baltimore.
YcrSer Observation-Disclosures Nr. ......."...7.20 frab
Qoa5ag
S6nenJue tTaa Qtne) Na6n.
@artirner MISUNDERSTANDING Vp. l ......"..12.30 -
grrfer NccprnpsdttpnstuS ytc. 3 .,...... 80. $50 n
Sittsbars Grie @8ueusue ................ 10 &stnss
gtttSbur6 @InstrG S@ren5 ug ....,.......1 1000
Aniunft fubtt&er 5 Il IN Baltimore.
9ttt5bur8 @lrtrd S9nfA8u8 ..............7.OO frn5
@GrErner Aeepmcbati9ne3ue SIS 2......."...830 ~
gprter bp stp g.. .......10.15
S4neasns (Gaf Gtne) ...................1 u 30 NaGn.
PARTON @eGpnpsGttpnstn8 gtp4 I'm Bolton Dep. 40
Vcf5ub .,.........5.3
Der YCf~, DurGfAneu (Eaf Qtne) unS Ytt.sbura E!natrI
Gdreu5uS taltrH Spt'@en Baltimore urb YarPtpa ns5t an.
Ste Dur3f&nel (5af 2iue)1 pot. unf Gceprp6dttDn8.
5i9e 11bren-Spun!e8s Guseenpmnen-tagli1 as.
Ser Ytt5ebrEg @rtf SGneatg8 gett - NIT AuSfabse be5
SamlGgs-t6eIiG ab.
Ser gtttsbur8 @imtra S&neG3us 9ett tdsii6 ab.
9pfTunb Accommodation ji9e trmaen -SpnntaeS aus
9enpmnen-taeli6 CT.
Ser DurG f6neaju8 (G3f 9tne) fDntmt tlslt& an.
Die Ypf &ur@ l9aeu,, gtttsburs @rie unb YttttburS
@In1tra SGnsls u6e fAltfBen fd tn 5~arrtsSure an Die 3ags
Der @snnieloansa Central @ilenba9n nab ptttsburs. @leSe-
lamb, @pIRrabuS, Gtnctnuett, JnttcnapS!ts, G6ieagO StepuiS,
Sort @'G9ne, S%outsptue, @airP un0 daen 2untten tn a9eHen,
Gprb- unb Suopeaen Gensu an
Ste 9Of- un6 S6reaj uee f5lie6tn I'D gu @tmtr1 an bic
3R6e her NeHo Yprt Srie oGbn mad oQen guntten I'm n5re-
liden, mittleren Hnb tpcfli6en Nep Dprt an.
El6eere Mu&tunft erbGlt man I'M Galpertfr. Gabnbpfe.
S. V. DubGrrt, Gen Superintenbent.
(2Oapol. g. 6. 0Dnn9, Gen. @aIiaaier- U gent.
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g y(eHes arrangement.
@Dil0oelpbio, Milmin9trn u. Baltimore
Siicnhnhn.

Nn anb mad Dpnntrfe8, l, Spnt, S~ertafie bic ,3ass ba
gieftentRr. Depot pe f0I9t:
Ser ROfsns t&r philadelphia aab 3pti&eaFatiOntn aRt
525 MlDtgeaE,
@rpre6iug nwr fur Nep DD1t, $40 ggCrsens.
@rpreSiug fir pbtlaSelpbta uub Iew 9Srs, ITO Ro6u,.
gGa3ug fir philadelphia Il. 3pt16enldtiOnen, AIS Ndbut
GYpreB8WB fur philadelphia unb 8@tI&entattOnen 6.SS
Mbsn6s.
Gypre65ue fir philadelphia unb gltr gprt, 9 rs GbtnSs.
9teFe 3pse 9ebeH iGgii9, auSSerDmnlen Spantapk.
Nm pnrta9en
Sir Stem 89rf u1 1850, unb fur QbtlaSeIYttd I'm 9.25
MteEos.
Sir @altsbur5 unb 8wtf9erPuntte an bs Delaware SaBn
9.25 Ntenfe, rrb fir 9pber, DEL lilo ga&n.
(6ps-} 50 n. GtdD fprb, Isent.
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Sl0ro0euII0e AtuQ0.
0~5e9eLmdbi9e otreIts
Qn1= 9outpii6iH> Ba6rt
5,pifacn
ST@11teag t119D SSe9O Sort

ZN4gE8lE& pup % %Ss SsEeT% gEEgkF~ eEE3GLs
spif8cn
g5rs11tem tg1aD SSe4D gApra
0ia S%outbampton
0TF9 bic %6etiebten, elegant eingeriGteten %pfbaufrf@iF
Bce,net, CAPT. 6. W}eber,
@c.o Durf, Capt. 6. oDn Gterenbpro
@Gi1fas Capt. 8. 8. Bon Gauten,
%%'''ericas Capt. s. @efelB,
&%erllsatits Capt. @. Gente
Geutftblanb, i'm Gau.
Ilium, i'm 8au.
bon 5000 &pnneu rnb zoe Bierbefraft
Gor 25rsfi'em: GoutGanpton: g1eip
9eb. SO. San. 8. San.
San. IL, II. Rebr.
6sSr'ar 10. 0sornor "A. wESrrs 10
"a n %. - q
IN i0etGeu &agen bic Dampfer
bic Oer4 st. MDgG
m~itue6men.
Die @anpfer bieier eiaie 5olten 8ur Qanbuug bon ga :
iagierea rad @nstanb un6 Trautrci6 in @out6Gmptpn
BaIa9e=4reiie:
Gu1 Sremet rtat9 91elp WcrF.
= Cattle. )OGerer Salor ...$112 500
unterer bo $50. 80 so in @plb.
3pii@enbeG ................. 70 90
opM Sleo Yore nat9 Srcssen, 2ombpr, Score iGnO
Southampton.
9..u4., Oberer @a!pu. 49,. $1O5 90
V"1"''' t~lnterer bO -. 60 50 in @plb.
~3'piiGeubeG ............,.... 81 son
ace incl. 8etSfi3au8. 9iH6er 5ptI4en 10 9a6rea
sic 9ilfte.
~ @%0ntonten mad Sabre, Qonbpn, @put6ampton
Rne 8reuen 81 ben u~iebrj9fteu Preiier.
gaGetc II. !. 10. tperben Bis 9 ugr gcrutitta8s am g6z
~gau8$ta9e I'M 8ureeu bet ltnter5ei9ueten angenpaaten
unb auf Seflan9er! nag irgenb eireut E6ejte bon Deuti8
LAMB b%efErOert.
9lit bieien SOFTEN t9erSeu Oriefe tta9 alien G6eilen
Dentf@Iat4s 6efSrbert Enb unter Der @ui9rift ,per 8rez
uer Steamer" in olen 8oS-8ureaus Der Ser. @tuateu
augenpMnten.
@e8en Gca9t uno @aifa8e weube uiau {9 all
Sclric9'8 {; Co.,
$40. 68 Brpabfr., gleto Yort
ooer an ole Office be8 ng3altiutpre @eGer". T1iail1
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-12-06

1t is u very old question whether schol-
ars shall or shall not be birched for bad
behavior. We may suppose that there was
discussion of it even in the days Of Solo
mon, since that sage thought it necessary
to lay down a dictum upon the subject; and
now in the University town of Cambridge,
Mass, circumstances having revived the
topic, it is agitating several learned pro-
fessors, and apparently somewhat dividing
the Republican party. Some time ago a
teacher chastiscd bodily girl. Much ex-
element followed The father of the fus-
tigated child brought, or threatened, &C
tons at law and criminal complaints against
the teacher with this result, at least, that
the public took sides, the school committee
was divided in opinion, and there was a
good deal of local excitement. Now, when
a new committee is to be elected, the mat
ter comes up afresh in the caucus, and is
discussed by such men as Prof. Agassiz,
Prof. Washburn, Of the Law School, and
Prof. Wyman. The opinions Of such men
are worthy of attention.
Prof. Agassiz was plainly and unequivo-
cally against all corporal punishment,
whether of boys or girls. He had been a
teacher some forty years, and had never
struck blow Prof. Washburn, who is an
excellent lawyer, was sure that atleast girls
should not be whipped. Dr. Wyman was
of the same opinion, and mentioned the
fact that long ago 1iogging had been a boil
ished in all the Prussian schools. After
further debate, the caucus resolved that
50 corporal punishment should be abolish
Ell in each and every school i'll the city, .
and nominated ticket for a school COM
mittee favorable to this opinion.
NeU York Tribune.
An English polemic is doing "Ecce De-
aun," reply to ''Ecce Homo" If his
thought is as original as his grammar, it
will be startling book.
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NJ aIkeIs.

NEW YORK, Dec. 81 p. N.
Stocks lower. Gold closed at 1881. Coupon
skies 49, Registered 1889. Five-twenties 1851
Cotton closed dull-salcs of the day | $50 bales :;
AIiddlings 335@35! cents. Flour loavy-salcs Of
1850 bbls.; State ST 5o@$11 IS; Western 81 so
Gl$l1 80. Wheat steady sales Of 10 COO bushels ::
No. milwaukee - Amber State ~ 81. Corn &C
tive and steady-sales of $4,000 bushels Mixed
Western 81 1500S1 1G Oats dccining-salcs Of
81, 600 bushels Chicago and Milwaukee 61Ql629
cents State 655W66 cents; Canada "a CENTS
Pork closed easier-salcs of G. 800 bbls; Mess 500
37@S2O 50. Beef dull and heavy. Lard heavy
sales Of 5000 bb5. at 115Ql13 cents. Batter dull.
Whiskey nominal. Spirits Turpentine 7O017la
cents Rosn 81 2501s1O. Wool steady; Texas
24G926 cents. Rice dull. Coffee heavy. Sugar
steady-salCs of $50 hlds.; Cuba 9j0l10I cents.
Molasses dnll--sales Of 400 bbIs.; New Orleans Il
@9SG cents. Petroleum dull Crude 20 cents.
BALTIMORE, Dec. Sc 7. NJ.
Flour-all grades are i'll very moderate demand
The trade is buying only to supply immcdinte
wants; prices nominally unchanged. Wheat
good white = 8OGlS3; common to fair - G0GG$3 IS
good to choice rcd - 1882 90; inferior to fair DO
s. 250n:2 70. New white Corn 650l90 as to con
dtion and quaIities yellow do. 1895 cents. Oats
53Qt55 cents - bushel by weight. Rye 81 05@9$-
10. Darreled Pork Lard and bulk Meats are dull
and nominal. Bacon is selling i'll small lots at l:
oil cents Il ID. for shoulders, and 144@15 fo
sides. business is at stand in Whiskey; countr,
is selling at the distieries at 50 90 Nothing do
ing in Coffee. Sugar and Molasses unchanged.
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track. ss.rs=-sa..-.s-~H..-er.s.
The friends of Commissioner Rollins are
trying to get him nominated for Congress
in the Portsmouth district of New Hamp.
shire.
It is stated that the profits of the Fifth
Avenue Hotel during the month of October
were $50, GOO. The average number OF
guests was 600, which would give a profit
on each of three dollars day.
AID immese locomotive recently drew a
train of 2O7 cars, carrying 200 tons of coal
over the Lehigh river railroad, in Pennsyl-
vania. The train formed one monster S
while passing round the curves in Maunch
Chunk
A prize fight was arranged in New York
on Saturday between John INcGlade, OF
New York, and Sam Collier of Baltimore,
for from three to five thousand dollars, TO
take place soon at some point between New
York and Baltimore.
The citizens caucus in Chelsea. Mass,
have nominated r. S. Frost for Mayor
His principal competitor was Robert W.
Norris, a colored man, II lawyer, who re-
ceived 242 votes, against 334 for Frost.
FLORIDA SENATOR. Tallahassee ad-
vices informs us that the Florida Legisla-
ture has reelected Hon. VIM. Marvin,
United States Senator for six years from
the 4th of March next. His competitors
were llessrs. Cottnen and Finegan.
Rev. Sylvester Holmes, one of the oldest
clergymen in Massachusetts,, died in New
Bedford on Tuesday, aged seventy weight
years He was for many years leading
man i'll the Orthodox Congregational de-
nomination in the Southeastern part of the
State
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EXPORTS

From tie Po,tof Wilmington, N c., for the oceek
ending Dec 6, 1866.
COASTWISE.
NEW YoRK-2G8 bbls spirits turpentine 200 do.
crude turpentine 7, 100 do. rosin 631 do. tar 499
bales cotton; 10 do. sheeting; 1,777 bush pea nuts
5000 shingles 5000 juniper slaves fl bbs. old
metal; 80 do. flour; DO potatoes; 16 pkgs.
mdZe.
BALTIToRE-1G5 bbls spirits turpentine 100
do rosin 432 do. tar 81 bales cotton; 10 bales
hides 7 do. rags; j, 900 feet lumber; II pkgs.
mdze.
BUcKsPoET, ME.-9S,8i7 feet lumber.
FOREIGN.
TURKS IsLAND-96,5OO feet lumber 49, 300 shin
giles.
CURACOA-140, 900 feet lumber
CARDENAs-50 bbls. tar 10, 600 feet lumber
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-12-06

impairing its origina, stTenSthy and symmetry
The interests of the lsation lest to be promo
ted by the revival of fraternal relations the com
plete obliteraton of our pact differences, and the
re-inauguration of all the pursuits OF peace
Directing efforts to the early accomplishment
of these great ends, let us endeavor to preserve
harmony between the coordinate Departments of
the Government, that each III its proper sphere
may cordially cooperate with the other i'm securing
the maintenance of the Constitution, tie p.eser-
vation of the Union, and the perpetuity Of our
free stitutioUs. ANDREW JOHNSON
WAsHINGToN, Dec 8, 1866.
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REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MAR
kets for the Week ending Thursday,
Dec. e, 1866.
TURPEN rIsE-Has been in moderate request
throughout the week just ended, and shows an
advance auctions given in our last of22I cents
on hard, and As cents on soft-the sales since
Friday having ruled steady at 81 50 for virgin and
yellow dip, and 50 Is for hard u Dbl. of $50 lbs
The receipts continue unusually light for the sea-
son. and for the week are as follows:
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Fec. 4-P. n.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Fec. 4-P. n.
Radicalisn il wild with triumph. Although
checked up in the Senate to-day, it was only mo-
nentary check for forms sake. Every radcal
measure will pass carly in the session. Among
them are bills stripping the President of the APP
pointing and pardoning power. The object avowed
is to prevent the storation Of confscated prop
crty. They determined to leave Mr. johnson
only name without power. Sumner to-day gave
notice fhat lie would introduce bill aboshing all
State governments South, and declaring that the
South shall not vote on the Constitutional amend
mcnt. The bill will no doubt pass
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DIED.

age, Mrs. MARY G. DEV.ANE, daughter of Mr..
H. N. POLICY. She leaves three small codren
to mourn their loss. She died as she lived, i'll
perfect charity with the world, and resigned to
the will of Christ.
In this city, Oh the night of Sd inst. Mrs. MARY
E. BUkCH, relict of the late James Burch, aged
50 years, months and days.
In this city, on the evening of the 4th instant,
Mrs. ELIZABETH GOODING, aged 80 years.
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State Of North Carolina,
BLADEN COUNTY.

BLADEN COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter SeSSionS-NOUenlber
Term 1866.
n, .. w. " y S s"n. Original Attachment.
ON MOTION, it is ordered by the Court. that
" publication be made for six weeks in the Will
mington Journal, a newspaper published in the
city of Wilmington, for the defendant to appear at
the Court house in Elizabethtown, on the first
Monday in February, 1867 aud replevy or plead to
issue, or judgment by default will be rendered
against him.
Attest D. BLUE,
Clerk of the County Court
of Baden.
Dec 4-6W
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WILMINGTON MONEY MARKET.
Real Estate at Auction.

IN PURSUANCE of an order made at Fall Term
Il 1866, of Superior Court for New Hanover coun-
ty, will sell at public auction, in the town Of
Magnolia, Duplin county, N. c., on the 9th day
December, 1866, at IL O'Clock, A. NJ. the following
property belonging to the estate of Robert G..
Rankin, deceased:
ONE-HALF OF ONE HOUSE AND LOT,
on the West side of the Wilmington and Weldon
Rail Road also,
ONE HOUSE AND LOT,
on the East side of the Wilmington and Weldon
Rail Road on Monk street this lot is said to con-
tain two acres.
Sold on a credit of six months for bond with
approved sureties.
8. M. WEST, Administrator.
Dec. 6, 1866. 59-d2tawts- Alt
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Great Decline of Prices.

TN ALL NORTHERN CITIES having taken
i place, in every description of mercandise, and
street, having reduced the expense of running my
establishment to oue-half, am offering Hardware
of all descriptions, at very low figures.
JAMES WILSON
Hardware and Harness Establishment,
Water St., next to s. M. Vests Auction Rooms.
Dec 55--2t-54-1t
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UTANTE D-AGENTs-$75 to 5000 PER
w MONTH for Gentlemen, and s35 to SIS for
Ladies, everywhere, TO introduce the Common
Sense Family Sewing Machine improved and pen
fected 1t will hem, fell, stitch, quilt, bind, braid,
and embroider beautifully only s20--mak-
three years. We pay the above wages, or COM
mission, from which twice that amount can he
made Address or call on @. BOWERS CO.,
Office No. 255 South Fifth Street, Philadelphia,
Pa Ali letters answered promptly, with circulars
and terms. Dec, 1-66&44-1m
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RosIN-During the week just ended general
duIlness has pervaded the market for this article,
and the transactions have been Ineagre at de-
cline on former quotations for all grades. The
quantity being shipped is at present quite small,
and i'll consequence the stock in receivers hands
is accommodating, and is quite large. AT the time
of closing report there is rather more enquiry
from buyers, but sellers do not disposed to
accept the low figures offered. The sales for the
do. No. at SO 250s4 and $50 do. No. 1 at 81, 81
90, 81 rs, So, SIS 75Ds6, as in qualty-the market
closing quiet at $3@Ds3 25 for Common, S. 50(Ds4
Is for No. 2, and "a 500s6 for No. l.
TAR-Ruled steady at last weeks quotation up
to Wednesday, when the price declined Is cents,
and the market closed at 81 so. Received 658
bbls, Of which we qnotae s. sales Of $50 bbls at 81
BEEF CATTLE-Are in very good supply, and with
limited enquiry for butchering purposes, the
market rules dull, and only prime quality finds
ready sale. We quote Ga the LOOT at SOIL cents
u h according to quality.
BARRELs.-For empty spirit barrels the market
continues to rule very dull. THERE'S large stock
in first hands, and sales are exceedingly difficult to
effect We quote only small transactions at So as
0s3 Is for second hand, and at 50 5O1$3 rs for
country and 81 so each for New York make, as in
quantity and quality.
BEEswAx--Is in demand, and finds ready sale at
310l33 cents f8 b.
Corn MEAL.-The market is better supplied, and
we quote sales from the mills at 81 50(N$1 IS q
bushel.
CoTToN.-The market during the past week has
been in rather unsettled state regards prices
It opened ON Friday at 81 cents for middling, but
the advices received since has caused decline in
price, and sales have ruled at 29a 0303 cents for
middling-closing dull, however, at lowest figures
and no disposition among buyers to operate to any
extent. The sales are as follows Friday, IS bales
at 81 cents; Saturday, % do. at 80 cents Mon
day. 1S do at so cents Tuesday, so do. at 300D30s
cents; Wednesday. 10 do. at 29a cents.
EGGs-Are in demand, and sell by the quantity
at 4O042 cents % dozen.
| FLoUR-We have no change of Importance to
report as regards this article. The recent de-
cline in prices in other markets has affected prices