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St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-04

"la wears established in N. 7. city.
Only infaliible remedies known.,'
Free frvn Poisons."
"Not dangerous 10 the Human Fami,x~ y
"Hats come out their h, les to d q.
"COSTARS" Rat. Roca. So, Extern.
lsa paste-nsed tor Rats Mice. RoacL.,
Black and Red Ants, &c sc.
"COSTAR'S' Bed Bug Extsrminator
Is liquid or wash-uscd 10 DESTROY And
also as preventive for Bed Bugs, &c.
"COSTAR'S" Electric Powder for Insect.
Is for Mo:hs. Mosquitoes. Fieas, Bed. Ruy,
lnse~ts oa Plants. Fowls, Animals,.Nc.
rv.,!, BswARE.... of.ll wortble..
limitations
See that ''CosrAk'." name i, on
each Box, Bottle. and Flask, before ,od
buy.
ET Address.
HENRFR. COST4R.
4S4 Broadway. N. Y.
Es Sold in Leonard Towu, Md.
E1 BY William A. Loker.
And all Druggists and Retai.ers svery-
where.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-04

EARMERS and Dealers are respectfully
4 referred to the above Fertilizers as being
prepared i'll the best manner, thoroughly relia-
bic and in every way calculated to give uni
vcrsal satisfaction. They are extensively
known, beng used with great success during
the past six or seven years. We are confl-
dent that all who buy the above Fertilizers
will receive full return for their outlay. not
only upon the crop manured Herewith, but
even for several years upon grass and other
after crops
RI. RUTH & CO. a Aserts.
No. Is Bowly's Wharf, Baltimore, Md.
Juno 2a, lSG6.-ly.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-04
NOTICE.

I VIII atierd strictly and expedi,iodsfy TO all
i c'arms rut IN my hands, both for The return
ofTaimoney e-roneou sly paid py our assess
ment( especially he larg. tax on fotneu
StoreheePersf for the year 1869 and also the
amount appropriated al the la st session OF Ton
srtss by the GEN ERAL GOV ERN NJ ENsl
for all slaves Whn entered the army cal~a.
An parties desiring my attention IN this ma,
er wsi please write me immediately, and |
will send th- rraPer papers.
g. FRED MADDOX
Aug S,ls6f-H
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-04

DT viytue OF authority vested in n,e. Is
= Clerk Of TIE Circuit Court for Saint Ma.
r, 'S.conn'y, by the Code Of I:nblic General
lnws' OF this State, IT is hereby ordered that
F. F. Spaldtns, an Insolvens Petitioner. be
and appear before The said court on the third
Monday o. Marsh next, to answer such In
teHosatorles or allegations as his creditors. en-
dorSrfs, or securities may allege or propose
against him, and that saih Insolvent cause =
copy Of this notice to be Published in the
Saint Marys GAZETTE, once a week for thrre
months, previous to said third Monday OF
March ne-A
JNO. A. CAMAL1ER, Cl'k.
True copy-Test:
JN6: A. CAVALIER, Crk.
Dec. 18th. lSo6-Sm.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-04
lLUNtIDBn!
lhUNtB.8H
AL CRY WILLIS. NA. L. DODGE

TIIE undersigned hereby notify the citizens
L of St. Mary's County that hey keep on
hand at the S. ". co:ner Of Green and Pratt
Street, Baltimore, a large appointment OF
SHINGLES. LATHS, JOIST, SCANr-
LING, FLOO + y G. I l. l. \ q 5
WEATHEA BOARDING, sc.
They will sell their Lumber at the loves
Baltimore prices, and guarantee II to be equaI
in quality to any sold in the city Of Bati-
more.
Parties visiting Baltimore are earnestly in.
vited Il give Us Il cali before purchasing elst
where.
S. WILLIS & CO.
Aug. 9, 1966-6m.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-04
rs Gs q
INSURED
AGAINST
Theft, Death from Fire, Acct
dent and Disease.

'VHE attention Of the farming community
is called to the advantages offered by
The Greet Eastern Detect're Horse Insurance
Con,pany,' of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
to protect themselves against the above men
toned risks to live stock.
By taking advantage Of this opportunity
t,ro Thirds Of the amount invested can br
converted into Lirirg capital, by application
to our county agent
q. FRED. MADDOX,
Leonardtowu
BEwAnE Of buying horses branied with the
letters f. IT. : e Gu the quarter or near
fore hoof, unIes- the person offering the AMI
NAL can show policy # Insurance.
Cows branded on near horn.
Sept2 lS66-tt.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-04
"COSTAR'S"
CELEBR.4 TED
BUCK lr-EIDLRT1 SALV,E;

DULlA' 'I-ElU)-RlY SAIL WE
For Cuts Burns. Bruises. Wounds. Boils.
Cancers. Br"kcn Breasts. Sore Nipples.
Bleeding. Blind and Painful Piles, Sorofu-
louS, Pu'rid, lll-conditioned Sores; Ulcers.
Glandnlar Sweilings, Erup,ion.. Cutane-
ons All c'ions. Kngxorn, Itch, Curns,
HnnionS, Ch'lb!ainS, &c Chappc lHands.
Lips. Nc; Bites Of Spiders, Insects, AMI
mails, &c, &c.
Ic Boxes, IS cts. 80 cts and al
SHES
EF Sold By all Druggists everywhere.
IT And by HENRY r. COSrAR
Depot 4sf Broadway, n Y.
IE And by William g. L,ker, Leon
ard Town. Md
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-04
NOTICE..

rVNu L undersigned take ihis method otlnform
i ing the public ihat they are sui ASSOCIATED
together IN the Carpenter's business. ana Will
contract for the building Of He tsrs ot every
,sescrlpt!on Al! work vii! be cNecIteC Wiz
dispatch, and, II a'l contracts for Dwellings
srecial attention viii be rEd 10 RrlchAyIns
PaSter,ns ard Painting.
All ,rders addressed toth-m at Leonardto~n
Md , will receive prompt attention.
GEORGE HORNE,
THOMAS {. GREEt BELL,
MAY II, lS66-ly
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-04
"COSTAR'S"
PICTORIAL
COUGH REMEDY

For Coughs, Colds. Hoarscne.s, Soro
Throat, Group, Whooping Cough. Infu-
cnza. Asthma. Consumption. Bronchial
Affections, aud al! diseases Of the Throat
and Lungs.
Bottles, % cts. 80 cts. and 81 sizes
Sid by all Druggists everywhere
And by HENRY Il. COSTAR, Depot
4S4 broadway, n Y.
And by William A. Loker, Leonard
Town. Md.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-04
MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL COZ
4fA I.EGE.

The duties of this Institution will be re-
>umed on MONDAY, 25th Of March.
While il is designed to make inStTu ton
IN the theory and practice Of Agriculture
the peculiar feature of the COLLEGE, provision
is made for full course Of Collegiate lpstruc-
ton. embracing the Latin, GreeE. French,
German, Italian. and Spanish languages. ct
any OF them. a course OF Mathematics. Men
tai and Moral Science History, aud tie study
Of ,he English Language aud Literature.
Natural History and Natural Philosophy IN
their several branches will have special at
tention Military Tactics will be taught
There will be no Preparatory School, but
a selected English and Scientific Course may
be taken at the Students option. NJ one re-
cevtd under fourteen years of age.
For Circular and further info 7ma;.0D ad-
dress.
N.B. WORTHINGTON,
Register, &c,
Oa;ce Of American Farmer,
Baltimore.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-29

complicated one, feel confident that, under the
puidauce and instructions Of General Sherman,
General Sheridan will soon become familiar with
lts necessities and will avail himself OF the opPor
tunty afforded by the Indian troubles for the dis
play of the energy, enterprise and daring Which
gave him 80 enyiable reputation during our
recent civil struggle.
In assuming that it is the express wish OF the
people that General Sheridan should not be re-
moved from his present command, you, remaIk ar
that ''this is q Republic where the will OF the
people is the law of tho land" and "beg that
their voice may be heard" This is indeed he
public, based, however, upon q written Constltu,
tion. That Constitution is the combined anu
expressed will of the people, and their voice is
law when reflected in the manner Wnich thut III
strument prescrlbes. While ono OF It's pr0Viss =
ions makes the President Commander,ln-Cnie1
Of the army and navy anGtner he ftbfv f eve
cuted." Believing that change In the COM
mand of the Fifth Military District IL absolutely
necessary for faithful execution OF the laws
| I have issued the order which Is the subject
ing a power that inheres in the Executive,
under the Constitution. as Commander
in-Chiof of the military AID naval forces, am
| discharging duty required OF me by the will OF
the nation, as formerly declared In the supreme
law of the land. By his oath the Executive is
solemnly bound ito the best OF his ability, to
preserve, protect and defend the Constitution, "
and although in times OF great excitement it may
be lost to public view, it 10 his duty, without re-
| gard to the consequences to himself, to hold sa-
cred and to enforce any and all Of its provisions:
Any other course would lead to the destruction OF
the Republic; for the Constitution once abolished
there would be no Congress for the exercise OF
legislative powers, no Executive to see that the
laws are faithfully executed no Judiciary to afford
to the citizen protection for life Limb aud proper
ty Usurpation would inevitably follow, and des.
potism be fixed upon the people in violation OF
their combined and expressed Will.
In conclusion, fail to perceive any military
specuniary" or patriotic reasons" why this order
should not be carried into effect: You Will remem-
ber that in the first instance did not consider
General Sheridan the most suitable officer for the
command Of the Fifth Military District. Time has
strengthened my convictions upon this point, and
has led me to the conclusion that patriotic consld-
erations demand that he should be superseded by
an officer who, while he will faithfully execute the
law will at the same time give more general salts
faction to the whole people, white and black, North
and South,
1 am, General, very respectfully yours, ,o,,
| ANDR.W w JOHNSON.
Gen. U. s. GRANT, Secretary of War ad antersn''
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baltimore Market .

BALTIMORE August 26.-CoFFEE-Late on Saturday
there were sales Of 25 bags Rio at 1SHc Nothing
ported to-day Quotations uominally unchanged. Later
adyices from Brazil an1iously looked for, the steamer
now being due since 2lst instant.
CorroN-We have to report dull and lower market.
The only sale to-day sms lot OF good ordinary at
25c Quote low middling 25ha26c, and Middfng Upland
FLouR-Was again quiet stock Of City Mills Extra.
as the mlers are mostly behind in their deliveries How
ard Street and Western branas are lnacnve. shlpPng
brands quote $40 25alO 5O but higher grades very diff
cult to SELL Rye Flour has advanced to S9a9 80.
GRAIN-Wheat 5000 bushels white and 5000 bushels
red offered the market opened steady but subsequently
grew Irregular and closed fully 10c lowe- We report
sales OF 1900 bushels good white at 50 45a2 6O 1000 BUSH
els inferior to fair do at 81 S5a2 S5 900 bush choice
red at 81 55 1000 bushels prime do at ~ 40a2
1000 busels at 50 $500 bushels inferior to fair
81 ss3 SO later-2OOO bushels medium to prime Valley
red sold at 50 25a2 40 Corn, $500 bushels white and
l725 bushels yellow received market dull for whites HOO
bushels sold ct 81 05a1 0s for far to prime ny cut quote
at s1al O2 1000 bushels yellow brought 81 15a1 16 OATS
1 600 bushels offered market better sales $50 bushels
choice 62c 5000 bushels prime at 60c 1900 do at 6sc
$500 bushels varying as 10 quality i,om ooS ao@n as low
duh and lower small sales Of good aud primo ct 81 Goo
sc; and damp at 81 so.
MoLAssEs-Nothing doing in the article.
PRovIsIoNs-Are very firm at advanced prices for b.
con- which continues in brisk jobbng demand We
quote Shoulders at 1Sa1Sc; rib Sides l6hc; clear RIB
l6Hc; lot Of 2Ohhds at this price to tho trade Bak
Western; $2S so or city Lard-13a13}ac for city and
1s Ha14c for Western, outside for jobbing lots.
RIcE-Msrket continues quiet and nomnai at 9aaS1ac
for Rangoon, and II kal2c tor Carolina.
sA1-SThe stock Of Liverpool Fine and Ground Alum
much reduced and market irm We report, with sales
flom dealers, Ground Alum 81 2Oa2 25 Fine s3aS ~ as
to Character of brandt Turks Island is in good supply;
sales reported
suaAR-Was quiet to-day. We have but to notice
aaes Of 90 hhds Barbados at 13a13H cents 30 hhds
Porto Rico at 13A cents.
wHIsKEY-within few days past there have been sales
of Rye foows so hhds at 80 cents 50 do at ST. and
100 do at 81 10 per ga lon, in bon. For common ar
high wines 25asO cents offered but mostly held higher;
no sales; tree nominal at 50 per gallon.
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Cherokee Remedy,
cuTpovFE INJECTION,

do., not fall to euro Gonorrhsa G1eet ana an .c.u, n
cous Di,eharoes in Male or Female, cqa'ns sscisv e
eoss, In from one to three days ana Is esGe. G. ~,
recomm;nded In those cases OF fluGr A,Ua m.sa IN
feSomnsE WSMia ~ E.males. The two medicines useo ~
Hotion nnS will mot fail to remove this dsagfeesoae
e.Int and in those cases where other neuieiHs'
SO,np Sora been used without success
Price, Remedy, One Bottle g Three Bottles IS. s.
-. Injection, S
rba Cherokee Cure" a. Remedy" and "hY'c-
ton" are to be found in all well regulated asua
.,O,, ..o"o, and are recommended BY physicians anS
s,meSists all over tho world for their intrinsic WORM
nd smsrit Some unprincipled dealers, however,
uu 20 decaye their customers by selling cheap ana
w99rtbless compounds-in order to make money
%oriu aiacs 81 these Be- not deceiued II the drug
sts viii not buy them for w., wrio to us, and We
SEs ,end them to you by express, securely packed
md free from observation. We treat oil diseases 20
1.hich the human system Is subject, and will Do
nIsssed to receive full and explicit statements from
Hose who have failed to receive relief heretofore
allies or gentlemen can address us in perfect con-
fdsncs Ws desire to send our thirty-two pags
namnblet free to every lady and gentleman In the
and Address all letters for pamphlets, incidence
cr advice to the sole proprietor,
sDr.W. R. MERWIN, 81 Walker st., N. Y
lay ~ tu1yIsth
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BARNWELL SENTINEL

rs AN EXCELLENT ADVERTISING MEDIUM. LEI
Merchants and business men try 1t for few months
'No risk no gain" Send on your cards and increase
your trade this fall There's nothing to equal Printers
Ink-it has made many fortune
Terms for the paper-s3 per annum, IN advance
Advertisements inserted at the rate OF 81 per square
twelve lines or less for each insertion.
Cards Of ten lines or less at the rate OF STU Tor thre
months. -,,.
Contracts by the year or for six months allowing priv
ileee OF Changing on more favorable terms Address
EDWARD A. BRONSON.
L.. Pn!:IiSIr 'hI ICU'lW'
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WEHLI.

Your Pianos superior to any have ever sson b.
this country or In Europe.
have never heard tone 80 perfect; 1t yields every
expression that s needed in music aud its quality In
capable of change to meet every sentiment This Ia q
rare power Is derived from the perfect purity OF
It's tone together with ts sympathetic, elastic and vel
balanced touch.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF sTON.



Steamship Evermnn, Tutte, Phiadelphia-left
Sunday. Mdze. To Baker Co. Adger CO.
NJ Bristoll Byrnes Fogarty, Bollmann Bros, bis-
chof, W Brookbanks, Braudes, W NJ Bird 20, v a
Barbot, Brandes, I Beamish Co. NJ Chaee, 20
hen Hanckel Il Co, II Coba & Co. L NJ Cater Cameron,
Barkley Co, Dereef Dewng, Burkett Il Co, Fax q
Co, A Eckel & Co, W Forreston. Gnrney. Gruoer
l. Martin. Jeffords L Co. johnson Co, keliers q
Co. Kincl, Wickenburg Co. II klatte Co laursy y y
Alexander, G King, LANCER, W Nugent, oNsil, "
Poppenhei IL, Pinckney Bros Railroad Agents Rsiey
Creighton, Russell W Roach, ] II Renneker, ~
Smith, W II Schafer L Somcrs, Gen Tyler, scramg'
son. Capt Barrett, II Solers, Werner & QUICKER. W
Webb, P Walsh. Experienced strong current setuns
NE all the passage On the Goth, at NJ, saw square
rrged vessel her beam ends on Cape LOOKOUT Snoa
abandoned. ,,.c,,
steamer Pilot Boy, Peck, Savannah. via Beaufort,
Hilton Head &c. bales S Cotton, Mdze. &c 10 10
Ferguson, Ravenel & Co, NJ Huger, W Blake, " y,
McTureous + kressel, W Harrison CLARK, MIS- 4
Holmes. With.
Steamer st Helena, Boyle, Edisto and ROCKVILLE:
Mdze TO J H Murray, Roper & stoney, W Henery'
simmons, and Home.
Cleared Yesterday.
Brig senorita Linden Baltimore-Wilic & Chisolra.
ScLr Pratt Kendrick, Bos.Jn-P Locke.
Went to Sea Yesterday.
Brip SenoritA Linden, Baltimore,
Schr d F Keeling, Granger, Georgetown, Z.
Schr W Smith, %ooker, New York
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[BY REoUEsT.l
JOY IN SORROW.
BY aERTRUDE M. HAZARD.

We commend to our readers the exqulssstey
beautiful poem that follows, which we take rom
the Newport R. L. Mercury. 1t ls not ol!en Ina1
the highest moral truth is expressed WIN suc9
nathos and felicity of illustration. Genlus anu
piety have united to make plain to our understand
tngs and acceptable and dear to our hearts, the
RELIGIOUS principle that sorrow ls knowledge and
pref the teacher of the wise. 1t Is hard 10 attan
to this wisdom, but when attained, tne aarSness s
becomes light, and our path. however rugged and
difficult, becomes smooth and straight. The dark
eat problems Of life are solved. and we are recon
c1led, and more than reconciled, to trials which
seem to be without reason.
Il is pleasant TO know that the gifted authoress
Of this tender hymn, though Of the State OF Rhode
Island by nativity and residence, is descendant
of distinguished lady Of South Carolina, sister
of Mr.. Joseph Peace, the very able and accom-
plished senior law partner Of Langdon CheVes.
Fasten your souls 80 high, that constantly
The smile Of your immortal cheer may float
Above all foods Of earthly agonies,
Purihcaton being the Joy OF pain -
oThou who art our Father and our Mother.
We bow with reverent love unto the Power
Which not in wrath, but tenderly and wisely,
Has led our trembling footsteps 70 this hour.
With souls that thrill to the deep bliss Of being
As keenly as they quiver at LIES pain,
And ewes that look beyond thls mortal seeing,
We know we call not ON Thy name In vain
We thank Thee more than for earhs eetng pleasures,
For an our sithered hopes fo5 ssasf and y,scn sin
A hidden wer-spring Of pure JOY within.
Well lift to Thee our hands, berefs Of treasure,
Standing mid broken idols round us strewn;
O. not in gifts alone, but In bereavements,
Thy love ls fully and completely shown
We mourn no moro our fairest dreams departed,
No tears fall fast above our buried youth;
The spirit knows no age, kept verdant ever.
By streams unfailng nom Thy fount OF 1rutn.
Eyes wet by sorrows tears have clearer yision'
Hearts wounded, flee, Healer, unto Thine
And with the sacred joy Of grief. Great Spirit,
We thank Thee, kneeling at the inner shrine.
That Life but shadow Is Of Death, the real
Whos. touch diviner breaks the bonas Of clay,
And forth to rapturous sounds OF angel singing,
Leads the glad spirit ON its homeward way.
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New urlanns Market.

NEW OR LEANS August 24.-CorToN-The demand
to-day has been quite restricted being confined 10 lew
parties whose aggregate business footed up barely lou
bales, intended principally for the completion OF
previously une1ecuted orders Owing to the reduced
stock the Offering supply necessarily light; and as
Ssctora who exposed their lists steadily adhered to
previous requirements there was little inducement for
buyers forward since their orders were pred
Gated on figures halc p tb below holders views. We
have no alteration to notice in prices. the sales realized
being generally within the range Of last evening quota
lions, which we repeat follows: Ordinary 2la2Sc;
Good Ordinary 24a-; Low Middling 26ha-, and Mid
ding 27a-.
Stock on hand September l, 1866. bales lV9oS2
Received to-day. .oo
Received previously. foo'ooS-'oo'l<Z
Additional bales made from wrecked, loose,
burnt and damaged Cotton pckings, ~ 40
samples &C.
ss1,527
Cleared to-day. os, ,.o
Cleared previously .ooi'olo-ooo'44I
Stock on hand and on shipboard. l6'oS'
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ELDER & BROWN.

d MANUFACTURERS AND PATENT.
H EES Of the celebrated COMBINATION
N4RS> CRADLE AND BABY TENDER, Pro.
pelling Horses, and ell kinds of Rock.
7g y ing Horpe3, Invalid Chairs, with. double
e y and single wheels from $25 to S46;
Ohidren'a carriages, Fancy and Vanished Wagons,
Fancy Sui les Invalid Carriages made to order Fancy
Propeller ,nd Baby Rockers &c, &C., lnesize Horses
made toe .1er.
Depot, no. 6S8 BROADWAY. Mandatory, Nos. 40,
40, 461 ID 462 WEST STREET, New York.
Qctobs1 " hstulyr
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GOTTECHALk.

consider Chickering & Sons Pianos superior to any
IN the world.
They are unrvaed for their singing qualities and for
the harmonious roundness or their tone. There is
perfect homogenelty throughout sill the registers The
upper notes are remarkable clearness and purity
which do not find in any other instrument, while tie
base ia distinguished power without hsrshness and
for magnificent sorority.
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POZNANSKI.

During the past eight years have Instantly played
upon the justly celebrated Erard Piar os yours are the
only instruments that have found either here or In
Europe, to equal them in a their rints Of excellence
1t may be satisfactory to ou< patrons and friends
among the public large to state that testimonials
been received from all the leading artists who have
visited or are now residing 70 the United States few Of
whose names besides tho1e above, append:
LEO DE MEYER. GUSTAV SATTER
ALFRED JAEL. j. BENEDIOr.
II. sANDERSON. NJ. STRAKOSCH.
B. HOFFMAN. JULIEN.
ARTHUR NAPOLEON.
And many others.
~ ILLUSTRATED ALBUMS AND PRICE LISTa
SENT BY MAIL.
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DIR. WRIGHT'S
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Or, Essen

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Price, one bottle q; three Dotties " 'sn' W
express to any address. III
0ur medicines are sold and recommended 6y al
respectable druggists In every part OF the ciVillzea
oiobe; some unprincipled dealers, however, Try 70
deceive their customers by selling cheap ana Y9ftn.
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deceiysd-s.k for these medicines ana nke no
othera If the druggist does not keep them, wife
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lets, or advice, to the solo proprietor,
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, August t27-TURPENT1NE.-Only1 1O4
bbls received to-day which changed hands at 50 66 tor
virgin IS IS for yellow dip. aud 81 6h for hard per $50
lbs
SPIRITS TuRpENT1NE.-Market steady, Sales Of 1853
bbls. at 62h cts per gallon.
Ros1N.-Has been in better request to-day and the
sales comprise 1923 bbs at $Sa9 05 for strained Common
and No SS l2Ha3 25 for No. g IS 20 for No. ION ship
board SIal rs for No. l. and Sc 80 for window glass.
TAR-One or two small lots sold at 50 20 per Dbl.
cargo Of 1850 bushels white sold at 81 Is per
bushel Of sc lbs.
HAY-ls6 bales Northern received and sold from wharf
at 81 l2H per 100 lbs