then the Minister of the Interior presented a bill
framing the sum of our millions of frana in aid of
tkt public tkanlabU institutions of tM kingdom, tn
toxttqutna of the kigh pria of provisions.
A good deal of iaterest Is felt In Paris ai to the
tnodifieation ot the duties on cotton and iron, which
it It understood to be the intention of the Prehch
Government to Introduce about the end ot the pre
sent moDth. At present manufactured cottons are
entirely prohibited in France, but it is understood
their introduction will be allowed at a duty of from
25 to 30 per cent, on the valuation.
This duty is of itself so enormous, that it will a
mount pretty nearly to a complete prohibition, but
still it is understood that it will be vigorously op
posed by the Manufacturers who at present enjoy
the monopoly. The duly upon Iron is at present
20 per cent., and it is understood that the Minister
intends to propose its reduction to 10 per cent.
A postscript to our Paris letter contains the fol
lowing: "M. Qul2ot has just recrived an invitation to
AXnnmr fur Tiiv1qit iKa lrh inar (mm T j"rrt nnrl
Lady Norma nby. Thus the reconciliation is com
plete, for M. Qutzot will reply to-morrow to the
English Ambassador that he cordially accepts the
invitation."
From the N. Y. Tribune of April 7.
BATTLE IN SIM FE.
MEXICANS COMPLETELY SODTED!
YET ANOTHER VICTORY I
By TtUgraph to Philadelphia, and thence by Express
to tiie New York Tribune.
Pittsburgh, April 6, 1847.
By private letters from Corr & Pondato, Cincin
nati, arrived by packet, we have the accounts of ano
ther battle in New Mexico. Two thousand Insurrec
tionists were routed by Capt. Morris's command, with
4) heavy loss in killed and wounded. The accounts
are from St. Louis of the 29th ult.
latest news had just reached by express from San
ta Pe. The date of the battle is not given, but It oc
curred, it would seem, on the heel of the last dates
from Santa Fe.
A note to the Loulsvillo Courier gives the following:
Another great battle in New Mexico t brilliant victo
ry) overwhelming defeat of two thousand Mexicans.
St. Louis, Monday F.vcning, Blafch 27, 1847.
Mr. W. N. Haldcman Dear Sir : We have this
day received an express from Santa Fe. The Mexi
can Insurrectionist?, numbering two thousand men,
marched down on Santa Fe, as was Intimated by our
last advices.
They were met by Capt. Morris' command In the
valley of the Moro, and totally defeated. A great
number of the enemy were killed and wounded, the
rest fled precipitately to the mountains. Tho action
was a most brilliant one on the part of our men, and
reflects great credit on their coolness and courage.
The news of the assassination of Gov. Bent Is fully
confirmed; twenty-five other Americans fell at the
tame time. I have no time for farther particulars, as
ieamer Colorada, by which I send this, Is prepar-
shove out.
F.NT SOCIETY.
StfTttnevolenl Society, will hold Its anm
n Tuesday morning next, at half pan tin
It, In the Masonic Hall. A general attendance
1 requested, both of those already enrolled ss sub
scribers and of others friendly to the operations of
the Society, who are willing to contribute to tho fur
therance of Its objects.
TRIAL OF BE.NJ. F. ATKINS.
We-fiod in TKe Fayetteville OUrrrer, of the Cih
inst. a report of the trial of Bknj. F. Atkins for
the murder of Arcii'd. McDairmip, esq, which
occupied three days of the last week of Bladen Su
perior Court. We have room only for some ex
tracts (rod this Report :
On the trial, thirty-two witnesses were examined
for the State and twenty-six for the defence. It is
understood that many other witnesses had been
summoned and were prs:nt, whom it was found
onnecessarv to examine. It is woithy of remark
and commendation, tfiat of the large number som
rnoned, only one was absent, and he not an impor
tant Witness.
It was proved, that on trie meeting of the candi
dates at Bishop's, thcoVcrased and Mr-Ai!.ins got
4ni orifcii, wnich res ilted in their taking
edtlflk together. That a kinsman and friend of
Atkins, unaware .of this more friendly slate ol
things, urged Atkins to make a warm speech, to
attack McDiarmid strongly. Atkins replied, that
he would not do so; he intended to make a mild
speech, as he wished to be at peace ; that they had
had a conversation which had resulted in their sha
king hands and taking a friendly drink together;
that he did not wish any difficulty, and hoped that
none would occurr; but that if McDiarmid did at
tack him he should defend himself. The various
caedidausa then spoke: Atklm, as usual, attacking
be Convention and its action, but avowing his de
termination to say nothing personally offensive to
McDiarsnM, who, he said, was a respectable and
in honorable man. He did say nothing offensive,
except to repeat a remark of Nathaniel Macon,
that " Caucuses wre" no places lor honest men,"
a remark which some of the States' witnesses aay
They considered offensive, though McDiarmid him
self did not complain of it, either at the moment or
in his subsequent speech.
A wilress testified, that before McDiarmid rose
to reply, he went around the house, and loo from his
pantaloons pocket a small pistol, which he placed
in bis breast pocket. In the course of his speech
fhe characterised Atkins as " an unworthy man"
who bad " acted dishonorably," and " was destitute
of the principles of a gentlemjn, in public and pri
vate life." He made two charges, whether against
Atkins or some one else, the witnesses did not dis
4iactly remember; but the charges were disproved
by two gentlemen present ; whereat the crowd shout
ed and laughed. Apparently irritated at this, he at
lacked the moral character of Atkins, who, said
he, od former occasion two years before, had said
tha" his own moral character was as pure as that
of the Angel Gabriel." Atkins, who was standing
within I to 4 feet, denied this, either by saying, " I
4eoy It," or, " It is false," or, " It is a lie;" differ
ent witnesses testifying to these different expressions.
McDiarmid called upon a friend of his, who had
goM with him to the ground, to say whether it was
X
i
1 .
11
tree. Toe answer was,"' He said something tike
that." Whereupon Atkins iaid" it is false : It is
as base and black lie as ever fell from tie" month
of a blackguard." McDiarmid, who was at the
instant turning to the erowd, on hearing this, turn
ed half round towards Atkins, raised his hands,
and as four witnesses testified positively, as beyond
a doubt, rushed at Atkins, and struck htm t blow
which grazed his,face, he inc'Jpng his head to
avoid it. Six other witnesses swore that he aimed
a blow, but whether it look effect they could not say,
not being in a position to see" distinctly. Whilst a
number of the State'a witnesses wore they did not
believe a blow was truck, though tney saw the
hands raised, and some of them thought he intend
ed to strike. Within a very slightly perceptible
space of time, as some witnesses said, and almost
simultaneously as others said, of this blow, or rais
ing of the hands, the report of a pistol was heard,
McDiarmid fell, and died within a few minutes.
Atkins was standing in the corner of the piazza, the
railing on each side of him being about 6 feet from
the ground. No weapons were found on him when
arrested, the pis ol having been given to a friend.
On McDiarmid's body was found a single barrel
pistol, and a six barrel revolver, all loaded.
It was proved by several witnesses, that whilst
the deceased was to his friends one of the most
warm hearted, generous, hospitable of men, he was
of an irritable, overbearing temper, and when rous
ed was violent, and considered dangerous; that he
had for years habitually gone armed : and that Al
lans had been informed by several personsof threats
made by McDiarmid against him, and by one per
son, that " he (Atkins) should be put down, and if
he (McDiarmid) could do it in no other way, that
lead should."
On the part of Atkins it was proved, that Ke was
of a most amiable temper, kind, good natured and
peaceable; that not only had he heard of those
threats, but that he had been warned of the inten
tion of McDiarmid to meet an I attack him at
Bishop's, and advised most earnestly to go armed
fur defence. That he had repeatedly said, in reply
to this, that if attacked, he would defend himself,
on one occasion remarking, that if McDiarmid laid
his hands on him he would never lay his hands on
any body else. That on the fatal morning, he at
first refused to take the pistol which bad been pres
sed upon him, but was finally prevailed on to take
it. Another weapon was pressed upon him which
he would not take. He refused to allow a friend to
accompany him to the ground, partly because that
friend was ol an irritable temper, and would be
likely to produce a difficulty.
The trial commenced on Wednesday. An hour
or two were occupied in getting a Jury. On Thurs
day night the examination of witnesses was closed.
On Fiiday morning Thos. S. Ashe, Esq., State
Solicitor, opened in an argument of nearly an
hour's leogth. He was followed by Warren Wins
low, Esq., for the defence, about 1 hours. Hon.
J. D. Toomer neatly 2 hours on the same side
Hon. Geo. E. Iiadger closed for the defence in an
argument of 2 hours. And then Hon. Robert
Strange closed for the prosecution, and the argu
ment, occupying nearly 34. hours.
The Jury retired for about 50 minutes, and
illv.
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT
BUTfER
BEES WAX
VIb. 20 -a
21ro25
BACON.
Hams V'b - 9
Sides f 6J
Shoulders Pf
COTTON-nono
CORN Vb". 90 a
COFFEE.
St. Domingo V lb. 7
Java 12 ffl 14
Rio 8 50 io 9 00
'Laguira 8J rt 9
DOMESTICS.
Coiton Yams, 18 a
4-4 N. C. Sheetings, 6J a
FLOUR.
Eayetteville ? bbl. 5 75 a 6 50
Cannl 7 50 a 8 25
HAY 75 a 80
LUMBER, STEAM MILL.
Wide Boards, Plank aud Scantling, tfM. ft. 13a -
Floor Boards, ? M. ft $16 a
LARD - a 81
LIME S0-
MOLASSES.
Ne: Orleans Nominal a
Cuba 25 a 26
MEAI bush. 95 a 100
NAVAL STORES.
Virgiti Dip
O 2 25
O 2 25
1 25
38
a 1 35
1.00-
Yellow Dip,
Hard,
Spirits Turpentine, V gal,
Tar bbl.
Pitch -HfbhL
Rosin, No. 1
bbL-1,25 1,37
80 i 00
No. 2
" 3 20 a
VarnlBh gall.- 30 a
PEAS.
B. E. Pra V bu. 65 a
PEA-NUTS, V bushel,.. 75 a 95
RIVER LUMBER.
Eloor Boards 7 50 a 8 00
Widelloards 6 a 5 50
Scanllina 4 a 4 50
RICE Rough V bu. 1 00 a
Cleaned, fair to good, 100 lbs. 3 75 a 4 00
SUGAR.
New Orleans 9 a 9J
Porto Rico nominal a
STA V ES
W. O. Hhd. rough-None
u " dressed 12
" " barrel 12 a 15
R. O. Hhd. rouirh do. 6 a 7
dressed do. 7 a 10
SHINGLES.
Common I 25 1 75
Contract 4 00 a 5 00
SPIRITS.
N. E. Rum 31 a 32
Com. Gin 31 a 32
Whiskey 29 a 30
Apple Urandy 40 45
SALT
Bonaire. Ma 22
Liverpool WSsck,.- 1 12
TIMBER.
Inferior, 3 60 a 4
Fair Quality, 5 25 a 6
UoodMIII, C00a8
Shipping, 9 00a II
Subject to a deduction, averaging 20 per cent
REMARKS ON MARKET.
In Turpentine, arrivals are becoming exceedingly
light, that arriving steadily mslntsine 12.25 and
1.25 for Hard.
We hsve nothing to not In Spirits.
Txs. A small psreel en Thursday, brought only
11.33 ths principal sales havs ben at 11.36, which
ws consider the market.
In other commodities, the market Is exceedingly
dull, for the want of vessels, there being fewtr In Port
than la the dullest month of summer, and more and
better freights than we ever knew at one dm offering.
Ha v. 150 BUls. o( prime Eastern, brought at auc
tion yesterday $1.00.
Limc 800 Casks of Lincolnvllle, Me., sold at 90
eta. per BbL
The following letter from Rev. HENRY WOOD,
of Concord N. H., editor of the Congregational Jour
nsL a religious newspaper of a high character, speaks
volumes In favor of the good qualities of Wistar's Bal
sam. Concord, N. H., March J, 1846.
Mr. S. W. Fowle Dear Sir: Two years ago the past
winter, s sudden and violent attack upon my lungs by
exposure to cold, confined me to my room and bed for
several weeks ; and when I recovered I was ao much
oppressed by difficulty in bren thing, that I was inca
pable of rapid walking and violent exorcise, and often
unablo to sleep ot rest upon a bed by night. The
suffering was frequently extreme,' and judging the ln
efficacy of the remedies used, I supposecd the disease
incurable. Being persuaded to try a bottle of Wistar's
Balsam of Wild Cherry, without the least confidence
In its efficacy or that of any other prescription, no one
can fully understand my surprise and joy, when I
found the difficulty almost entirely removed before one
bottle was used up. Having a mortal aversion to
medicine, and seldom using it in any form, nothing
but sympathy with my fellow-sufferers Induces me 10
make this public statement, and recommend the arti
cle to others similarly afflicted.
With repcet, yours truly,
HENRY WOOD.
None genuine, unless signed I. BUTTS on the
wrapper.
For sale wholesale and retail by WM. SHAW, Wil
mington, and by dealers in Medicines generally
throughout the country.
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF WILMINGTON, APRIL 10.
HIOH wateo at tiie bar::::::::.::::::::.::::::: 2.7 r. It.
ARRIVED.
April 9. Brig Victory, Kelly, from Port au Prince,
with 15 tons Dye Wood, to G. W. Davis.
CLEARED.
April 8. Schr. L. P. Smith, Brewster, for N. York,
bv R. W. Brown, with 561 Bbls. Spirits Turpentine,
413 Bbls. Tar, 6 Rolls Leather, 76 Bales Yarn, 4 Bales
Sheeting, 266 Bbls. Rosin, 2 Bags Feathers, 5 Bbls.
Mdse. and 6 Casks Rice.
9. Schr. Oregon, Hill, for Philadelphia, by E. Dick
inson. (Eiports In our next.)
LEFT.
On tho 2Gth ult., at Port au Prince, Schr. Grandee,
hence, 6 days for New York.
Bi ig Balize, 6 days for Boston.
Brig M. N. Perkins, just arrived from New York.
An American Brig from Philadelphia, just arrived.
One Brig and 3 American Schrs. outsido tho Bar
bound in.
Printers Wanted.
A STEADY and induratrlous man, who under
stands his business as a Newspaper and Job
Hand, is wanted at this Office j a Prusman, who
can work at case, of like character both of whom
will find constant employment for one year. Un
doubted testimony of tneir capability and necessary
qualifications will bo required.
Carriages, Cradles, Chairs, &c
JUST RECEIVED, per Schrs. Boun
ty and Ware,
18 Willow Carriages, Nos. 1,
2 and 3 ; 12 Willow Cradles ;
13 Doz. Windsor Chairs, sev
eral patterns; a few doz. Children's
Chairs, vaiious styles, &c.
And for sale, at the
FURNITURE ROOM, Rock Seamo.
J. D. LOVK.
April 9, 1817. 11.
SUGAR
1 A BBLS. handsome St. Croix Sugar. Received
dsome St.
1U thi
is day, for sale, by
J. 4 W.
L. McGARY.
10
April P, 18-17.
FLOUR.
I ff BBLS. Fayetteville Superfine andX Flour.
1UU Received this day, for sale, by
S. & W. L. McGARY.
April 8. 10
POTATOES.
O CT BBLS. good Ealing Potatoea.
ZD For sale, by J. oV W. L. McGARY.
April 8.
10
JUST RECEIVED,
Per Schr. J. D. Jones,
FROM NE W YORK.
I f KEGS Extra Goshen Butter, for family use.
1 yj ;
1 10 Casks Cheese.
10 Boxes do.
For sale bv
1. 4 vv. L.
McOARY.
10
April 8.
SUGAR.
1 f HHDS. P. R. Sugar, just received per Schr.
L. P. Smith.
GILLESPIE f-
ROBESON.
10.
April 7, 1847.
FLOUR! FLOUR!!
Orv Barrels superfine Fsyeileviile ;
HVJ 17 do. .fino do.
5 do' Cross do.
Just received, per Steamer Evergreen, snd for sale
by BARRY fc BRYANT.
April 7, 1847. 10.
OATS
QfTiffl BUSHELS, just received, for sale by
OXJKJ SANDFORD A SMITH
April 3.
8
SUGAR
1 n Hhds. prime N. O. and 5 Hhds
prime Porto
KJco, just recervM snd for mm. by
BAKKT ft BRTANT
March 22, 1847
3.
JUST RECEIVED
r-a. OPRINO atvleot '
LH-kJ QKNTLEMEN'S HATS
t Received this dsy, Sod now open for ntp
,ln., '
null, mi
MYERS ft BARNl'MS
March 18
1
RICE.
t faTi CASES Freeh Beat Rice, just received from
the mlU, for sale, by
J. OAMMELL.
April 5.
JUST, RECEIVED.
A
ND In Store, 60 Barrels prim Ealing Potatoes.
R. O. RANKIN.
April 3, 1847. 9.
SOAP.
Kf BOXES ColgatesNo. 1, Soap
OU HOWARD fc
April 3, 1847.
PEDEN'S.
9.
JUST RECEIVED.
AFRESH supply of Oiled Clothing ( Durk and
Blue Drill Pants, for seamen; Sheath Knives i
Belts; Southwcsters, 4c.. at
HOWARD ft PEDEN'S.
April 5. 9.
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE
rpUBS, Pails, Buckets, Trays, Measures, Barrel
J. Covers, Rollng Pins, Axa Handles, (Knlp Boxes,
Mahogany and Straw,) Brooms, Brushes, Mats, Bas
kets, v mow v aggons. 4c.. at
HOWARD ft
PEDEN'S.
9
April 5, 1847.
FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.
THE new and splendid copper-fattened
Brie Axtec, 200 tons, Coombs, Master.
Apply to
INt-ff ft W AKIN UK.
April 6. 9
SOAP.
1 fn BOXES prime Yellow and Pale, for sale
lUVJ by SANDFORD A SMITH.
April 3. 8
MESS PORK.
I r BARRELS just received, per Schr. Dounty,
1 0 from New York, for sale by
O. W. DAVIS.
April 3
8
SUGAR.
NEW ORLEANS & St. Croix, Woolsey & Wool
eey Loaf, Crushed, and Powdered, at
HOWARD f- PEDEN'S.
April 5, 1847. 9.
FULTON MARKET BEEF.
4 Half Barrels
600 Pounds Smoaked Beef,
100 Smoaked Tongues, very superior at
HOWARD ft PEDEN'S.
Apiil 6, 1847. 9.
JUST RECEIVED BY J. D. JONES.
CUQAR, Coffee, Scgars, Butter snd Cheese of the
best quality, In assorted size packages and for sale
by
HOWARD f-
PEDEN'S.
April 5, 1SI7.
9.
ICE ! ICE ! ! ICE ! ! !
THE Subscribers aro now landing their first cargo
of Ice, and until the proper time arrives for open
ing the Ice House regularly every morning, It can be
had at all houra of tho day, at
siiam'S nnuo store,
where families may also obtain Tickets.
Thankful for the liberal patronage received last sea
son, we would beg to assure the Public that we will
use our endeavors to keep up a full supply throughout
the year, and will always strive, in all Instances, to
make ourp tlia
Accommodation Ice House.
SHAW & RF.PITON.
April 3. 8-4t
POT AT O E S .
CA BARRELS prime Eating (Chenango) Pota
0J toes, just received, and tor sale by
SANDFORD & SMITH.
April 3. 0
GLUE.
QJ BARRELS superior quality American Glue, for
Ct) Spirit barrels, just received snd for sale by
BARRY & BRYANT.
April 3. 8
NEW YORK
CABINET FURNITURE.
JAMES H. COOKE,
02, Broadway, near Wall Street,
NEW YORK,
OFFERS FOR SALE, a full and
f completo assortment of Cabinet
jjj Furniture and Chairs, which he war-
rants to be equal to any In the city, at
the following unusually low rates:
Mahogany Sofas, from 120 I1S0 each.
Chairs, 24 o I20perdoi.
" Rocking Choirs, ho 75 each.
" Bureaus. 5 its 50 "
CardTablos, 12 40 "
Centre Tables, 14 a 60 "
" French Bedsteads, 18 a 75 '
Feather Beds, Hair Maltressss. snd Bedding of ths
finest qualities, and at the lowest market prices.
s-V ,V trim rhnrurt for Tlaxintr and Shivmnx ! '. !
New York, Feb. 2-2, 1817. nS-3m-w
WM. DEBEKNIER,
1NSFUCTOK
or
TIMBER AND LU BER
WILMINGTON N . C .
Feb. 26, 1847.
145-6m-w.
MOLASSES.
n( HHDS. Molaiwes, a superior lo'. fnr U by
OU GILLESPIE A ROBESON.
April 7, 1847. 10.
STONE WARE.
Just received per Schr. J. D. Jones.
7 CRATES containing Jugs, Jsra. Churns, Water
Kegs, Milk Pans, Money Jugs, Jar Cover. Flow
er Pots, Ac. c. J H. ROTI1WELL.
April 7, 1847. 10.
VALUABLE
FOR
PLANTATION
SALE.
TIIE Subscriber, wlshina to relinquish his Plant-
1 Ing interest, otiors for sale his Farm, situsta In
Horrv District. 2i miles from the Ylllniro of Consroy,
containing about Fourteen Hundred Acres, snd about
sixty acres cleared, part of which Is Bottom-land, and
equal In richness) and fertility to sny In the District f
the Upland has a clay foundation, and susceptible o:
great Improvement by manuring. The land Is well
' timbered wltn C ypress sno rins, wim a urge quinmy
oLlghlwoodTimbT,whlehlsln good demand at the
Steam Rite Mills on the river. As to beauty, health,
I and comfort, there is no situation in the District is
1 iurpm It. On the premises Is e comfortable two
story Dwelline.snd other necessary oui-buikllnga; ths
land la bounded en one side by the Wecramaw River,
which la a great advsmsge, as Turpentine, or any
otrr Produce, may be shipped at any season of the
! yesr, either to Charleston or Now York.
' ,rin nr , ru 1
JOBN READMAN.
April J.
8m-w.
MERCHANTS'
STEAM BOAT COMPANY,
CP FJTETTETILLE ASD WILSKGIOX
GREAT REDUCTION IN FREIGHT,
Imaging about JO per cent.
New Steamer HOW AN, 17 Inches,
Steamer WILLIAM B. M FARES,
Steamer COTTON PLANT,
Flat Boats BEN KERRY.
OfD FELLOW,
MIKE CRONLY.
WASHINGTON,
T. J. CURTIS,
READY MONEY,
MARY ELIZA.
IHE Proprietors of tho Merchants' Steam Boai
. Company of Fuycttcvill and W llmlnproii, N. C,
offer the above Line of Boaia, on the Cape fear River,
to the shipping public, under tint lata rcviaion and re
duction ot Freights.
Thr.'lrnew Steamer, ROWAN, now draws only 17
inches water. When she undergoes some alteration
in machinery, her draft is calculated si 14 to IG inches,
whlcrt will make her ths lightest boat navigating the
waters of any river in ths Southern country. This
Company flatter ihemsehes that thsy have it now In
their powrr to fltlor the most complete line of Iloal!
that hna ever been on the Cape Fear, and one that will
do lhcfreii;htiri2 business with regularity and despatch
o i ail stapes of the water. They have, In connection
wiih the Henrietta Company of this place, reduced the
freights to the tariff as In printed rstes. N-lther of
the Unallng concerns deemed th;meelves able to re
duce the freights ami still do tho forwarding business
In this place free of charge, and consequently this
Company have given it up, with tho conviction, that
the Forwarding Merchants of our town can do It more
justice than u boating concern.
Any Ouods consigned tothoMqrchinta' Steam Boat
Company, Wilmington, N. C, will ha lorwarrlcd
through that place fret of commissions all other
charges made to the shipper.
The new arrangement lakes effect from the 13th
Instant.
Passage 33, both ways.
The two companies will hereafter count all freight
cash, or Interest added.
Direct letters to Thomas S. Luttciloh, Faycttevllle i
J. & W. L. McOnry, Wilmington.
THOS. S. LUTTERLOH, Agent.
Fayetteville, Jan. 18. 1617. 1J0
N. Carolina Bacon, Lard, &c.
3iyrC Lns- Wayne County Hami
j I VjvJ 2000 Lbs. " " Sides s
1000 - " " Lard, In Barrels
snd Kcgi ;
100 I'.ushcls HUrk Eye Peso
For snle by NEFF & WARNER.
Feb. 26. 145.
WANTED.
GOOD HOUSE SERVANT.
Office. (Feb. 10, 1&47.)
NEW NOVELS
A
Apply at this
13S
AT
Book
The
S tore .
TDLE Hour Book;
L Lady of Mnnsoreau j
My Shooting Box ;
The Redskins ;
Fleming Field ;
Nick Blgflowj
Widow's Walk ;
Heidelberg ;
Prairie Birdj
Count of Monte Crlsto 1
Syl
Elinor Will; 1;
Sketches oi'lmp"ture ;
Thrco Guardsmen ;
Cruiso of Mist ;
Atar Gull ;
Beau Butterfly ;
Gambler's Wife;
Rhyming Dictionary ;
Ubsdlali UUbucK ;
Crulkshanka' Tablo Book: Lueretin ;
Mrs. Ellia' Housekeeping Captain O'SuIHv.-n ;
Bush Ranger; W'otcrCurt,
!?.,&(:.,&.
E. A. CUSHING.
Dec. 30. 120
M.m, Ltcnonx isd mi leaf hats
JUST RECEIVED, s splendid nasortment. fr sile
st wholesale and retail very cheap. Country Mer
chant's are invited to examine our slock, Which we
wlil sell st New York pnrnt.
MYERS St BARNUM,
Market Street.
March 8, 1S-17. U9
II A Y .
BALES Prime Hay, now Isodlng, for ssls
OKJ R. Q. RANKIN.
March 8.
149
BEE F .
20S
BARRELS Mess Beef, a superior artleto
Prime '
Packet Mess Beef "
10 Half bbls. Fulton Market Btef.for family use
For sale, at 1. & W. L. McGAKY'S.
Feb. 8. 127
SPRING STOCK,
BOOTS AND SHOES.
t rpHE SUBSCRIBERS have just received
Jfstt. A large additions to their Stock, which makes
It complete. They will also continue to receive
weekly, such supplies as are needed for the season and
market. Alio, on hand, a good supply of
SOLE LEATHER AND CALF SKINS, 4. .
All of which will be on as ressonable terms as at
anv other establishment.
Particular attention will be paid to manufacturing
and repairing, ss ususl.
G. i C. BRADLEY.
March 25. 1J7. i-3m.
Valuable Real Estate.
WILL EE SOLD, at prlvnie tale, ihe
Houm and Lot No 14'.). teller A , be
tween third and Fourth Sreeia, and between
Red Cross and North Boundary Srieele. (rwr Uis
Rail Rond.) snd st present occupied by J. I Bryan.
The lot is full 66 by 330 fe, with a new two story
house upon It, all well srranctd; unless previously dis
posed of at private sale, will be offered as above, titles
undirputtd; persons wifhlng in p'irchite, can ex
smine the property, or titles, st sny time, by applying
to
H. NUTT.
March 23.
PORK
EW YORK CITY.
For sale, bv
BROWN 4 DxROSSET.
N
March 18 1
SUGAR.
5 HHDS Prime new crop Porto Rleo Sugar, recei
ved per Schr. R.Brown, for tale, by
pel!
UKunn a umussr. 1
MsuhlS.
151
FOR SALE.
NORTH CAROLINA Baeon and Lard j
Eastern Hay ;
Imitation Brandy, snd
New Orleans Whiskey, by
A MARTIN
AarilJ. 9
SOAP
a rv BOXES best fsmily Soap
HbS 10 Bbls butt Soap
For ssle. bv
J OtMMFI I
III
Feb. 17. 1T47
Ml I I Ml '
JUST ARRIVED,
WO SUPEttlOftV TONED PIANO .
. hAnwnn . n .
V 11 r uin r,.-, in eiegani uscwooa
I Mlfiwi of L. Clittrr'a Manufacture. Eos '
ton. Piano Fortes kepi constantly for sale bf thtr
Subscriber, at his Mnsie Room, era Front Street, op.
poslte the Chronkl OJ!c. ' f.
One second hand Piano lor sole s also a few Violin.
Instruction gvn In Vocal and Instrumental Mualei
on reasonable term.
L O. F. B. LEIGHTON.
March 3. ' 147 '
CORN.
1 finn BUSHELS C0HN.ju.t received .
x wv yetievi,i, per Steamer Raven, tat
Sale by
Uw.
L. McGARi." ' .
i4
March i
MONUMENTS. TOMB TABLES, HEAD AND
FOOT STO ES, etc. The Subscriber has ta
ken the Agency of an extensive MARBLE MANVr
r AC 1 OKY at tho North and win receive orders for
the above named articles on ss svorible terms as can
bs procuced from any other establishment.
UUY C. HOTCHKI33.
March 23. 3
WINDOW SASH ES B LIN D 3 ANDDOOKS.
Tho Subscriber is aeent for one of the best man
ufactories at ihe North, and will receive ordsrs for the
above named article, which Will be boxed op and de
livered on board of vcsst'lf In New York, st the LOW-
hsl FKICfcS, snd at short notice. Persons about
to contract fo' buildings, will find it to- their Interest
to call and examine prices bf.ro sending their orders
abroad. OL'Y C. IfOTCHKlSS. -
March 23. 3
COUNTRY WHISKEY.
1 f BARRELS Country Whiskey.just received
1 J from Psyettovlile, for sale bjr
J. A W. L. McOARY.
March I. Mi;
CLARIFIED SUGAR.
4S
HHDS. beautiful tlartd Sucar. tultatU L
mily use, now on retail, nt
J. II. ROTIIWELL'S.
March 8, 1347. J49.
C I G A R .S.
25,000 PORTED BRANDS,
Just received, and for sale, by .
J. 4 W. L. McGARY. '
ISO
March 10.
BUTTER AND CHEESE.
Just received fro:n Nev York, per Sc'ir. Florida,
1 f KEGS (Extra) Goshen Butter;
I. V
20 f'asks Cheese ;
20 Boxes "
For sale by J
March I.
t W. L.
MsOARY.
146
CUBA COFFEE.
1 C BAGS handsome, just received, anl for siU.tr
I ') J. II. ROTH WELL.
March 23.
B O OK BINDERS TO OLS:
I "'OR sale, a number of Book-Binder's Tools, con
sisting of Rolls, Stamps, Poliahing Iron. Ham
mer, Knives, Folding Slick, Saw, Shtai,4ic. la
prime ordr. Apply at this Office.
March 24. 4
RECEIVED THIS DAY,
1 ( BCLS. Superfine, Fine and Cross Fsyetta-
1 JS
ville n
ur, for snlr, by
J. ft VY. L.
M'GARY.
no
March 10.
U O F FEE AND S U G A R.
5IIHD.S. prime Potfo Rico Suar,
5 ' Nw Orlean Sugar,
25 Bags Rio CtT.-e,
10 ' Lajtiira Coffee,
Received this day, and for sale, by
J. ft W. L McOARY.
March 19. 1
SUGAR.
nilHDS. Porto RIcoSUOAR.dallv eiperted.
V) POTTER KIDDER.
.March 20. i
FOK SALE.
ATR ACK of 5 marres of Pins, and a small portlao
of Hammock Land, situated In the neighborhood
of Jacksonville, E. F., weil adapted in every reaped
for makiw Turpentine. There are 6,000 bosc cut.
affording a eood yield ofTurpentine. Also, a number
ofO-x.v, Atn Us Carls, and every material rwccesasry
tn carry on the Tirpentina biistner. Twrhr bands,
(3 of whom are coopers,) will be hired if deslrtrd.
-ALSO-
A plantation In H.imrllon County, II. P.. contain
ing f0 acres, 400 of which are cleared and in food
planting condition ; for further information, apply lo
the subscriber ai Jacksonville E. F., or to Gen.
Alex'r. MacRae, Wilmington, N. C.
JOHN L'ENGLE.
March 27. 1917. 6-4w.
FOR SALE.
THAT property in Warsaw known as lbs
Hotel, Is lor s-ile. It it an excellent stand
for s house of tho kind, and if a suitable per
son appilej, no doubt an arrangement could be made
for the pisaengere from the Cars to Dine there srtblr
arrive in seasonable time (ur dinner. HeretoArta k
has been mude a breakfast bonso when the arrival
suited. The lione la well calculated, having a front
of 70 feet, wiih an L40 foet km;, and a spsciosa dln
ini? room. '
Th: t.-r:ns s: reasonable and accommodating.
Apply to T.D.LOVE,
st Wilmington, N. C.
March 23. 3-ltn
, e
Valuable Ileal Estate.
THE SUBSCRIBERS, ss Csecuton to
ths Will of Mrs. E. Lord, deceased. oSrr
for sale, on accommodating terms, that s4-
uahUi
STORE AND WHARF,
at prseent occupied he Barry A Brvf.
THOS. it. WBIGfJT.lR-.
W. C. LORD.
March 25, 1947.
LIMBER m TIMBER- .
I OFFER my servicrt to the makers of the ahov
articles, snd from the knowledge I hsve of the
business, I hope to ealn thn pMmnewef the public.
JAS T. MORRIS, bupislar.
March 15, 147. I5t
FRESH BEAT RICE.
1 fr CASKS, just arrived. In whole and ball Casket
1 UUof fresh mlRit,. anrwHor artMe. fc( aJ b
E. DICKENSON, Agent. ,
March 20. ' " g'
HALF AND SMALL RICE.
A FEW Casks, for sale bv "
BROW & DsROSSET:
Msrch 18. I
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
( LOT of rirv rood Tobacco, for sale at stcA tree
I tVan its talus, to close consignment, bt
BROWN A DaROSSET.
Mitch 19