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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-06-13
Medjc0z.
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RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
.si CURES THE WORST PAINS
In from One to Tweney Minutes.
NOT ONE HOUR
after reading this advertisement need INV a..
IT SUFFER- WITH PAIN. ssssrqal =
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF is A CURE FoR
EVERY PAIN sef sess 2
It was the first and is ~
The Only Pain RenledA. sselaa
mat instantly stops the most excruciatine pains:
ahays Inflammation, and cures -Concestions..
wne'nef OF the Lungs. Stomach, Bowels, or other
s'ahus OF organs by one app ication, (.-ss
+ in FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINurre
no matter how violent or excrnt;at;nn ~.
the hHEOMATlC, ed-ridden, Infrm' s(,r;nnIIsI
may suffer-, r,.9 "-'A uiScaS
1he application of the Ready Relief to the nav.
Or parts where the pain or difficulty exists wifi
afford ease and comfort. 34. y - -.
twenty drops in half a iumbler of water will
IA u lew moments cure Cramps, Spasmss Sour@
stomach, Heartburn. Sick Headache Dirarrhsa
oomc' WIND ln1the Bowels, and all Internal pains'
AiaseeIs Should always carry a. bottle of Rnts
acaH's Ready Relief with them. few 'drons IL
water viii prevent sickness or pains from chancS
Of water. 1t is better than French Rranda g.
Bitters as st;muant =.
FEVER AND AGUE.
Z fsrer and Ague cured for fifty cents There II
not a remedial agent in this world that will ours
Fever and Ague, ard all other AEalarous. Billions.
Scarlet. 1ylleld, Yellow, and other Feyers aid,
ed by Radw0ys PfAs) so quick as Radpdv's Reelx
Re1ef. Fifty cents per bottle.
nEALTHl BEAUTY! yss5
STRONG AND PURE RICH BLoOD-INCREasn
OF FLESH AND WEIGHI-CLEAKS SKIN
ltf AND BEAUTIFUL COMPLETENESS
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DIED.

III this city. on sunday, the 9th instant. EN-
ga PEGUNS MCLEOD, daughter ct n; 5.
mother alG child were on n visit to relatives IN
this citv Thu remains will be conveyed %
Sumter iDr inteTment.
Dear l:ttIe Els ma, her sufferin9s Der,
With Jesus and angels will dwell;
Fsrcyer a rcst-fOrevcrrlcrc
IN Heaven-'tis wei.
Suffer little children to come unto ms, and
forbid them not, Ior OF such Ia the kingdom Of
Heaven.
On the evening of the 4th instant, OF pneu-
mOnia. THOMAS f., ini ant sol OF Robert Is.
and Joicey Wood, aged III months and days.
Mrs. CAROLtNE F.. relsct of the late l.. G.
Turner, and daughter of John q. Wood, Esq,
aged 40 years and months.
At Waccamaw Lake, at the residence OF her
husba and, Oh the 30h ult., MARIETTA, wife
of Mr.. H. b. Short, in the 44th year of her age
Star please copy.
Near Ashe7iile, On the 18th of November,
In the death of DR.. tIeRee this community,
and successful practitioner, has lost one OF It's
most accom- plished and cultivated gentleman,
and the profession one OF it, ahiest Representa-
tives. ,....,
ments in the science OF medicine; fond OF medi-
cal literature, sklful in surgical prectlce, with
proTession. and an almost unefring Judgment
In fact, as diagnostIcian. he TAD scarcely
superior. ,,.,
his natureE years that sed his y oie-fionaI
brethren TO seek his sid ana counsel ~ many
serious and trying cases.
At tho outhreak ii t3e 1df~ war tbs Doctor
was OF the ffst to abandon al! the comforts Ct
home and q !ucrative practice to offer bis ser
vices to the South.
His falling health induced him the PAST year
to seek the healthful influence OF the mountain
country But it was all to no purpose, his dis
case rapidly gained ground a1d be quietly
sank 10 rest.
A sood physician, kind-bearted and noble
centfeIn An hath gone from bis tleld ct lap2r.
! On tho 18th ult, at his residence, III Dup!!n
county after q brief illness, JAAES Ct.
| BRANCH, Sr. Tho deceased was q e,nflst Insists !
| and valuable member of the Baptist ChuEch et
| Bear Marsh, in said oouaty. and a most active
and useful citizen. Prior 10 the late wsr -! Es
! during the war served as Lieutenant n the
| Confederate Army. Since the war he has de-
voted himself to the duties Of a citizen in his
| community ami has died respected and beloved
by all,
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why Endure what is CurabIes

stWhat can't be cured must be endured"
says the prcverb; but indigestion can be cured,
and therefore 1t is the merest stupidity to en-
dure 1t. Dyspeptics have certainly a right to
continue dyspeptics to the end OF their days If
they choose, but as it Is not supposed that any
rational being prefer physical torment to ease
and health, the probability L. that Il all suffer
ers from Indigestion were convinced that Qn
absolute. infallihle remedy for their complaint
existed. they would with one accord resort to
it, We most EN- phatically declare that such
remedy does exist nd that its name Is Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters. The record Of its sue
cess extends over period Of more than twenty
years, and it Ia fenrlessly alleged that during
the whole of that timo It has never failed to
afford permanent relief In any disorder or de-
rargenent Of the stomach that was not oFgs p
ic IN alIgnant, and incurable. The testiZnont-
sls that 40 20 establish this important act can
be counted by the thousand. Stomach CON-
plants that had been aggravated by a total
disregard OF ell dietary rulea, and Intensified
and rendered chronic by medicinal treatment
or drastic purgatjon, have IL hundreds OF il
stances been cured within three months hy the
systematic use Of this celebrated st0machic and
Alternative It should be RENE mbeTed that weak
ness OF the digestive organs involves many OH
er ailments. BIllicusness, headache nervous
debility, epaaIls, psiEitatlCn OF the ReSEt' rush
Of blood to the head, nausea vertigo, ana
sleeplessnass are Among Its concomitants ana
results; and for all these tho great vegetable
tonic Is a specific. It acts first upon the stom
aoh, and through the Stone ch upon the secrs-
tory snd nervous systens and the bowels, its
genera! effect being always genial ana oeneh-
10 s1a-deod1w&w1t
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CuA~IWI>E-Sct 5 I Baker, Davis, Pil.a-
delI-tia,. z Hatriss Il Howell. with coat ia
Schr I Tru,.iy Altrcy. Warren, New / ork
kitidcr 4 Son, VIII salt IL Willard Bros.
Scltr ) 9 EboH, Moore, ,Tacka0nyiiie, Ed
Selr Topaz. HARRIS. beaufort, 1iast.r.
Steamer Fire Fly, Kirg, New York. Care
Steamship L.3c:li3. Bcnactt, Ea:tiingre,
y d Cazau<.
E1Ig Altaye;a, Fle:dz, New Yo:!, !: Kldder
SclIr S A Hoffman. Hoffman, Philadelphia,
!iarrlss x Howell, with coal, 20 O g Paisley x
Sclr j Lee. Vangi!der, Phils.lelt4la. Har-
riss & Howell.
schr Hannah Little. Craw ford, Philadei,,hIa,
HARMS * Howell, coal to 81 Stanaland.
Schr Lconessa, MycT, Fall River, Nerthrop *
Cumming.
Steamship Regulator, freeman, New York,
ssc6r i 81 Tilton, TUton, Elizabeth City,
Mitchell & Son.
FoEEIeS-C German Berque Julie Heyn, Al
breCht, Bordeaux, france, Master, with
ballast.
Brig Adelaide. Wilson. Havana. NortLrop
s. Cumming Had heavy weather and lost
CLEARED.
CoAsrwisE-Stcamship Pioneer, Wahely,
Philadelphia, Worth " WORTH.
Steamship Rebeccn Clyde, Childs, Bal
timorc, y - Cazaux.
Steamship Lucille, Bennett, baltimore, d
Cazaux.
COAsTwIsE-Sch Paul & Thompson, Sears,
Salem, Mass, Harriss s. AIv"eil. 1t will be re-
me mberGd that the above schooner went ashore
near Swansboro', some weeks ago. She has
been thoroughly repaired ami is now as good AS
ever.
Schr Frank Walter, Brewster, New York,
Harriss & Howell.
FoREIG N-Brig Ambrose Light. Higgins,
South America, N0rthop & Cumming
FoREIoN-German BaTque Montag, AllTecht,
London, England, Moftitt 81 Co.
Norwegian Brig Deiphien, Stafverin, Ant
weFp, Htif!e Bros
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., Risley's Buchu Ia n reliable O,uretIc and
Aonic TOT ali arrangements of tho urinary and
GENITAL organs. The genuine, as formerly sold
branches, Is now prepared by II. w. RIsIey, the
originator and Proprletor;- and the trade snp-
y ,dies BY his successors, Morgan & RiaIey, New
Don't slight Your Tceth.-Remember
Pat upon their labor the health of the stomach
uo SO, manipulate them with brush dipped in
'ne fragrant Sozcdont, once OR twice day.
tation as the surest and best Illuminating OIL
over Two million gallons have been sold for the
past Two years, from which no Academia of an '
on House ST Charles Pratt, established no,
New YORK. .~' 10
longer asked, Tor the world Of fashion and all
the ladies know that IL produced by using a de-
hghtfnl and harmless toilet preparation known
as e. W. LaiTds "Rloom Of Youth" Its beau
tifying effects are truly wonderful. Depot, 8
Gold Street. n. z.
ThurstOn's livery Pearl Tooth Pow.
der.-The best article known for cleansing nd
preserving the teeth and gums. Sold by all
Druggists. Price 20 and 90 cents per bottle.
e. Wella 8 Co.. New York.
For Dyspepsia, Indigestion, depression OF
spirits and general debility in their various
Ague, and other intermittent fevers. The
Ferro- Phosphorated Elixir of CaliSaya. made
by Caswell, Hazard & Co., New York, and sold
by all Druggists. is the best tonic, and as ton.
&c for patients recovering from fever CT other
sickness, it has no equal.
-CarbOlic Ssslve. recommended By Physict-
ans as the great Healing compound. Price rs
cents per box John T. Henry, Sole Proprie-
tor, College Place, New York.
ChristadOrO's Hair Dye stands unriv-
allied in the world. No lady or gentleman OF
discrimination uses anyo Their. 1t is the most
oerfect, reliable and effective Hair Dive in
the world. Mandatory, es Maiden Lane,
New York.
Svapnia, OF opium purified, the most per-
tect anodyne In the market, made by process
OF DIR. 1. Nj. Bfgelow. Detroit Medical College
10 always uniform in strength. wi ich is rarely
The case in other preparations of Opium,
Who Will Suffer Pit Is now "a year,
since Dr.. fonias' Venitlan LinInent " as rut
before the public; warranting it to cure hron
&c rheumatism, II adache, Cuts. Burns
Bruises. Old sores. Pains in the Limbs, back
mi Chest, and it has never tailed Sold bv al
Druggists. Depot, 10 Park Place New YOrt.
orr 213-dendtHwln
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EXPORTS.

T!iomas:on, elaine Schr Annie Jones-2T0,-
300 feet lumber.
phia-Stoamship Pioneer G53 bales
cotton, l22 hbls rOsln, . casks spirits rGrpen-
tine, 1915 bbls tar, 1892 Get lumber, bass
rags, ii tons old iron, IS empty ale kegs, pkgs
Indse, bags terapins
BaItimore-Steamship Rebec"a Ciyd;-85s
hbls roHin, 1913 casks spirits Jurpentne, 3l9 bbl>
tar, l20 dc pitch, PA bales cotton, % casks
srritS turpentiae, So bushels peanuts, Lei rolls
dry hides.
Baltimore -Steamship Luciile-i2G bbis r1sin.
DOB bal 3 cotton, 100 bbls crude turpentin", 3h3
Dbl tar &C. bbls pitch, 13o casks spirits tuTTen-
tine, SC pkgs merchandise. G; rolls kidea, 2l5
bushels peanuts, 1891 feet L r lumber.
Now IOrk-Schr Frank WalteT-t,rc0 roSiD,
go casks spirits tuTpcntiue.
Salem, Mass-SaIem, MasS-Schr Paul &
Thompson, ?,lt2 casks spirits.
FOREIGN.
London, Ens1and-Germs m Moutag-e, J+S
bbls rosin.
Antwerp-Norwegiar Brig Dolphin, cid Dec
Sth - .i5S casks spirits turpentne.
South Amer:Ca--BTig AmbTC2e light-ioQ -nf7
fec: lumber.
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MARTNE DISASTER.

Schooner Lola Murchison. Jones, from VIII
nington, y. O., for New York, TO Z. s. Powell,
which went ashore AZ ROckaway on the 4th
INST, was got of On the 9Th, at II O'Clock, by
the Coast Wrecking Company's steamer Lacka-
wanna, after dEscharging part oC cargo; re-
ceiye,i 40 material dam age.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-12-13
FIRE IN S,IITHYIELE.
the Town again Visited by the DcA-
trOSer-Three Dwellings Burned
HEAVY Less of Furniture.


Heavy Less of Furniture.
The town Of SmithGille has again been The
scene Of disastrous confagration. On
Monday night, about 10 minutes of l ! O'Cl'k,
the alarm was given and the tle bell was
rung, and .he athens Ct the place started
from their sleep to find that terrible fire
was raging in the street just back of Front
street and running parallel with it. The
reports are VERY scant, but cur Informant
states that it first originated through the
caEelessness Of servant placing some hot
ashes IN barrel, on the premises owned
By Rev. VIM. NJ. 3. Moore while Others
state that tie flames weTe first discovered
Issuing from the roof Of Mr.. Moore's ki1ch-
81. the Citiz rs soon hurried to TIC
spot when they used every e1eTtion to
check the flames, but without avail. Mr..
Moore's louise was soon consumed, the
flames, il the meantime, communicating
With tie adjoining houses to the North AID
the South OF it, which were soon entirely
destroyed. The loss Of furniture was quite
heavy, although we arc unable to at all
approximate the amount.
The residence in the ceuif. WAS owned,
is we,ha7e stated, by Eev.,W. NJ. u, Moore,
aud was occupied at the the tine, by MIR.
Jos. Thompson the house to the North
Ct 1t was the property Of MIR. Thos. Brink
In n, and was occupied By Mr. Enoch Dan.
i@ls, while tie third house, On the South,
Was owned hy Capt. G. c. Mo!sa, and was
occupied BY Mrs. Daniels. All &C the CG2u-
pants Of these houses lost the hrgey part
Of their furniture and effects. We arc I'M
able TO give the amount cf the losses, hut
IRE Gatlotied hist they Will aggregate quite
Eeaviiy! The only Insurance thai VS. couid
earn was on the property CT Mr.. Moore.
for $500.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-12-13

TAK-The demand has been active daring
the PAST week, there being material increase
IN the orders for shipment. The daily receipts
were large, and the market ruled quiet and
steady up to Wedne sday, when upwards OF 95
bbls were placed on market, and orders being
light with no available tonnage, prices declined
- cents, and to-day has again decliI- ed go
cents. The receipts for the week, go bbis
against $50 bbls for last week are an in
crease of 500 bbls. The exports $50 bbls
against 496 bbls also an increase of Dbl.
The market closes steady at g 70 per biol. The
following table contains the sales for tho week:
Friday. 200 bb7s. at ri 90 rer bill
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-12-13

SPIRITS TURPENTISE-Sirce les! week
there has been nothing of Importance doing in
the market for this erticles Throughout the
entire week the tone of thc market has hetn
verr quiet anG easy, and the daily transactions,
though free, AavC been at prices unchanged.
Thursday, the day preceding tie opening o. our
review. the ruling quotation Tor sales was g
cents. FEi,lay the market was very quiet in
tone with nc disposition among buyers TO pur
chase, aud sales. Saturday the market
dropped IN the condition noted above, where it
has lain during the week, aud closes to-day
qniet and steady at IS cents. The receipts for
tho week were 1,412 casks, against 600 casks
for lat week-an improvement of 412 casks
The exports were So casks and the stock in
market is 8, 22ss3 casks The sales for the week
are as follows.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-12-13

DIRECTORS:
JAMES NJ sDAEoED, FKSD PHILLIPs, " G
LEWIS, MATHEW WEDDRLLs
Issues Certificates OF DE post bearing Interest
Is authorized by Charter to receive on do
post moneys held in trust by Executors, Ad-
1ninistra' ors, Guardians, &c, &c, sc.
Sells Checks at Tar on New York. Baltimore,
Philadelphia, Norfolk, Columbia, Charleston.
Richmond, Petersburg aud all tie cities and
towns in North Caroline
Buys and sells cSecxs Ia sums TO suit on Great
Britain. Ireland, German, France. &c.
Buys and sells Gold, Silver, Bank Bills,
Bonds. Stocks, &C, &C.
: trict attention gwen to the orders and re-
anests Of our county friends by mall 0. other
wise,
nov99 3SG-nartf.d& y
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NOTICE TO MARISEsss,

.YIgfe3l S:9fic7 O.. FireyGre3 .Sounf.-General
Never, of the Signal Office, has detailed an OBJ
server 10 proceed at once and establish a station
at NObsquc Light, and promises to establish
within this month, s'Ta!lar atatloa ~ Higc-
lana light, rrr-0.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-12-13

49, ASTHMA-.Any medicine
Of this dreadtt.i dises=9 viii be hailed with joy
By ehcusaads OF sufferers. The certifcates
which accompany Jonas Whltcomb's Remedy
ara from the most eliSbla sources, and attest
70 ITS wonderful power, even in the most sc we're
cases. Joseph Burnett s. Co, ProprietorS, Bos-
tan,
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A htsl3 son of Mr.. Mont Whitehead,
1sar Halifax, as we learn from the Weldon
1se;GS' was badly burned with powder,
sem Gays since. He bent over can of
powder as he dropped coal in It.
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we uaxe rreuusnaIy Heard mothers

We Have Frequently Ae1Fu 1notners
say thc7 would not be without Mrs. Winsiow's
Soothing syrup, from the BIRTH OF the child
until IL has finished with the tee thing E1eSe,
der any consideration whatever,
Free dyeYtIalnS.-FroIn family 30 fam
ily, froEa city to city, from State TO state, the
fsrae of Or. Walkers Vegetable Vinegar Bit
ters as a specific for all derangeMents or the
stomach, bowelS and liver, Is continually ex-
nnmerabIe. and public enthusiasm ip ito favor
sRS4ade faster than pEaiyie Gre.
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SPECIAL FEATURES AND ADyAN.
TAGES,

LIST. No restriction on Residence CT TEaTei.
I'd. no extra charge On the lives Of Fensisx
u. Policies lncontestibIs after Five Yeas.
4th. The rates Of Interest ON the Funds Of tas
company higher than those on the Funds cf
iom panteS located In other States thu tnsur-
ng larger Dividends to Policy Hoiders
9th. The Directors and Orlcers OF the Com
ANY are prominent NORTH CAROLiNIANs.
and WORTH.
sth. The Company 10 c~-aoIished en- a sofia
nd permanent ba veps having been taKe..
70 increase tue Capital Stock TO $500, 900.
It'll. All the Funds OF the COulpanr
"re Invested In Ght- state and l1r(.r.
lated among our own People. rhia &c.
'hould commend the Company, above al tn
ers, to North CarolIniRnE. II IL wei krSwn
hat hundreds OF thousands of Dollars OF Lilo
Premiums are annually sert North 10 enrich
Northern Capitalists, titus continually drasntac
'ur people Of immense amounts which ahouII
ne Kept at hc1ze. On this ground the friends
this Company confidently appeal to every san
" the Old North State, ard ask their suppo-s
or this Rcmc Institution, which, while u
'tfers substantially all the ad vantages Of North
I'm Con pec!ss, helps to build up Home In
Eercatgs
JAMES d. BROOKS,
General Supervising Agent,
THOs. CREME Local Agent.
lrriI 9Th 1872 rfo
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Aci'S First Asst T. NJ. General.
Postmaster, Wilmington, ". C..
Proceedings OF the Grand lodge of

fcStH'0ster, 81 ttm.n9toh' ~ L.
Proceedings OF the Grand Lodge of
M0SOnS.
Tie Grand Lodge OF MaSoLs closed It's
session on Thursday evening last.
About 49, Lodges were represented.
The delegates have rcturnedt to their homes
with the imp ession that the legislation Of
this session Of the Grand Lodge VII &c
productive Ct good TO tho Order Of the
State.
The subjects OF greater Importance that
received the attention Of the Grand Lodge
were non-atIiliated Masons and St. Johns
College. The following resolutions were
adopted III reference to po2-afilatcd Ma
Sons:
"Resctccd, That wiiful naturalization
is violation Of Masonic law, aud should
be placed on the same footing with every
other Masonic ofIenSe.
Re8o'red, That subordinate Lodges
SLou!d punish every violation Of Masonic
la where the offender is duly convicted.
Resolrcd, That resolution No. 2, o. page
80 II the last Grand Lodge proceedings be,
and The same Is hereby repealed"
Resolutions were adopted converting ST.
Johns College into an g Orphan AS. lum,"
for the protecting, training ana education
of INDECENT orphan children. The Grand
Lodge appropriated $500 annually for the
support of the Institution. Mr.. j. Ii.
1lLIS, CT Iris clSy, WAS clecIeu Supef'nten-
dent 81 the Asylum, with authority to solicit
cnhllloulloiiS IoF KS support from isl classes
OF our people
Inc Doard OF DIRECTORS OF 'ot' johns
! CCAeee" was oiScoh'lnued' ana restin-
ton was passed expressing the appIccia
ton Of this Grand Lodge IF The zeal and
caFnestlee7 WIN " men tho boa!d nave
lab0red II advance the Interests O iil2 in
sti;utls,,.
Sixteen row LODGES wore chartered.
Tie following are the officers for tie
ensuing year:
john Nichols Raiei4h, Grand Master.
W.,
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Lis. Of ve~se;s Sailed for this por,

LIss Of Vessels Sailed for This Port
PHILADELPHIA.
schr Rhodella BLEW, vanciider. I'll Oct IS
BANGOR.
Bri, Isaac Carver, Williams. s,i Oct 10
Brig hyperion, Clark, sid Oct %
Schr Matte iEeiiues, CON. AaiicJ Nov
CARDIFF.
Meteor, Nc Outlook, sd OF II
LIVERPOOL.
(Brl Barqucntinc Elizabeth Taylor,
Proctor sailed Nov 18th.
NEWPORT iWALESl.
Delta Peterson, sailed Nov 18Th.
NEW YORK,
Schr Sea Bird, Hogan, sailed Dec
Schr John, Williams, Failed Dec 2
S;,hr 4 G. Ireland, Townsend, sid Dec 6
BOSTCN.
Sclir y If Farvoll, Farnham, sd Pee
EKMUUA.
fBr) Brig Town Elliott, sailed Dec 1st
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Regulator, Frct man, ldG, New York,
ErTry Bros
BARQUES
German Ju'i- neyD, Albreohts lkg l+droIe,
Mc4iitt 81
BAKQCENT1EE
Br Wick & Mebane, Roberts, dis:
Htck s Mebane
BRlGS
(Br) Victor, Barnes, Zig, Sonth America.
NorthrOp 81 Cumming
Bla,1 Swan, Wins, all. lds, West Indies,
T. EiddcT - Son
Adelaide, Wilson, die, Northrup 4 Cumming
AitayeIn Fields dis, J. k'.tdCr 4 SOB
SCUODN EEe>.
stephen H.pnvit, 81 nnctt, ~; Bon,
Tromas q Smith. Bacon. ldC, Phila,ic!rhia,
llarri-13 s. Howell
Baker, Va, i, ;a3. PlilsdeIFLls.
Harri-e s; Howell
teoncs.a. HtIJr, liz. SSTthTop < Cumming
H"nnah Lathe, Crawford, d.,
FidrrtS6 s. Howell
A Hoffman, Hoffman, DIS, ftaTrlsS s. Howell
i Eco Nanyt}dru, dis, li&Triss y Howell
John. Williams, ..;s. W!I!ia:l- & %furc!i'soD
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e.Sse bbls for last week, are small increase.
The exports are large AMI very little, il any,
stock accumuIates. sz<.se-es
The following ere the quotations AID gales for
the week