SMS MJ . S.'T
' . . REMAIN OS MARKET.-, ;
The water courses are yet very hv awl eon.-
qtteittly but little produce can bo brought above
- tide way.. , . v "'- -.
: TriirrKTiSK. :ow Saturday .un, some w
brrrel of Turpentine t.vre, deposed uf t 62,23
jh-t barrel for Yellow Pip. and 82,50 per" Vol. for
-rrciu Dip. - ' '
Rosik. W bbfs. Xb. 1 Rosin changed hand at
Sl,37 per barrel. ' V '."3
Spibit ToaPENTixE. We hear of no roles since
SAlurileyejjiJ, a few barrels which was taken at
28 cts. per allon it is very dull, 26 ;ts. offered,
but not accepted, that we hear of. '
!' TU.-?Nutie in market that we are apprisrd of.
Tirass.-Ona raft was sold at $8 per M., and
one, 4nixd rati, ut S8 50 a $12 per M.
Shinolbs. None in market that we hear of.
Coat. Cargo of Schr. Ann Elizabeth va cils
TlllHtld Tlf At fift ni tu-r lmahol oh'
BCbsT Supply fair at present, hams getting
'" fc"rcev. -,
Fu6uk,A fair supply at present of Northern
. Floor..
' H.iy. 50 bales prime Eastern Hay, were Sold
at 85 cts. per 100 lbs.', 4nd a'lot of inferior Nor
thern Hay, was sold at 70 cts. per 100 lb'. '
FaesH Bkef. There were one or two good
Beeves in market yesterday, and some very iudif
ferent; the supply at present is but small.
Chjck.ns. Scarce, and much wanted.
Fbksh Bdttr, la very much wanted ; good
. Country Butter, is selling from' 20 to 20 cts. per
pound. For other articles see Table. '
Exports of i he week
8. 8. Lumber
ending 21 Inst.
934,491 feet.
Staves No. 2,700
Shingles No. 248 6G0
Turpentine' 11400
Rosin 10,162
Spirits Turpentine 1,335 bils. and 50
Tar 1,971
brl3.
hhds.
brlsi
bales
Pitch 622
Cotton yarn 22
'.' Shoetiug 34 "
Waste 20 "
Rags 42 "
Cotton 22 "
Rico 13 Tierces and 20 half Tierces "
Pea Nuts ' 10 bush.
Hhd. Shooha 600
Rough Rice 4,250 bush.
Flour '21 bfls.
NEiV YORK MARKET.
Ririhrne days preceding.
May 31. Cotton. The sales for tis jtivi are
7600 bales at 7i all.
Flour. Southern has been in fair demand for
the West Indies und home use, bnt the marfcc
Closes dull, with some uetiiuo in rn icns; the sal
are 3000 bbls. at if 1.431 a 34,62! for common to
god brands.
Corn. Has been in good mpply and ftir de
mand, and the market closes a litilo lower, the
sales afo 125 000 busln-ls, clusinj at 50 a 674 cts.
for heated, 671 a 6(Ji for mixed "Western, nivl IT
for Northerii ronnd and Westornund Southern Out
Yellow; White continues mmce a ii i wanted.
Naval Storev-fe notice sales ot 3000 bbls
North Countyvf urpentine, (embracing ail here)
at 83 per 280 lb.; 1700 North County and JVh
tulngton Common Rosin, $1.80 a SI -10 delivered;
200 strained Comiuon, $ 10 in ynrd ; 1000 White,
82,76 a SI per 2'80 lb ; 150 North County Tar,
61,871 ; RrtO Spirits Turpentine, 31 a 3lj cents
X that atihe lower rate not to be in good or
Uor,) 4 a 600 do. 35. part fur exporfc and in retail
hut 86 a 37, all csh the stock on hand is small,
and part of that Here is helil for higher prices.
Rice. Tips market' continues heavy, the de
mand being quite limited, both for home use and
export. The sales of tlio Week amount to about
'600 tcs. at $'2,75 a 3,C0 ah. ' '
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.
May 81.' Col ton' The week's sales have been
limited to tome 4 a 500 bales, taken in small lots
within rpe range of 9 a II cts. for Uplands, and
9t a lJi'Ctl- for Mobile and New Orleans, on tho
usual credit. '' '
Flour. 'The homo trade has operated to a small
extent at $4,26 a $4,874 for common and good re
lailing brands, $4,44 a 4.75 for extra," and $5 a
&6pcr bbl. for fttney brands'.
Uom. No change, and 8Q a 4U.000 bushels
sold, including Penn'a and Southern yellow, at
60 cents.
4 Naval 8tores. Wo nra only ad vlsad of sales of
fcbout 160 bbls Silrits turpentine, mostly within
the range of 36 a 88 cts. pel" gallon, cash And
ime, and 100 bbls. Tar at $1,75 per bbl.', 4 mos.
Ras. About 150 balks Sicily sold at &i cts.
per lb., on time. '
Rioe. Is stationary w.'lb moderate silcs to the
. trado, at 8 a Z ct'. per'Ib, ''
BOSTON MARKET.
. May 80. Cotton. The market for tho past
week has been very quiet, the sales not exceed
ing 800 a 1000 bales and confined to the retail
trade at 9 a 12 cts.
Flour. Sales comprise Alexandria, $4,621 i
Genoseo common, $4 62 a $4,75 ; do exlra, " $6 a
'$6,25 per bbl ; Michigan, $4 87 a $4 62 do do.
Grain. Tin sales of corn lnvc been mostly in
lots to the trado at 62 a 63 cts. for yellow flat, CO
61 cts, for high mixed, and 60 cts. per btinhel for
Whlt. Oats, best kind, 48 cts, per busheT. Rye,
northern, none. Shorts, 40 cts. per double bushel.
Rica Sales 150 casks in lots to the trado 8J a
3 cts. per lb.
' Navftl Stores Th transactions in spirits Tur
i pontine comprise 200 a 300 bbls. at 88 a 39 c per
gall. cash, and demand at the cloge more limited.
Rosin Common shipping in good supply with re
cent largo receipt Sales at quotations. Tar
Beteral hundred bbls. North County and Wilming
ton 1 87 a $2 per bbl. Pitch moderate sales
'eontbtrn tt $1 75 per bbl. 6 mos.
BALTIMORE MARKET.
May 31. .Supply of Corn light, with a fuir do
mand. Sulci at 57 a 68 cents for yellow, and 68 a
'69 for white. y
Rice, 83,12 a 8,87 per 100 lbs,
Flour has it' downward tendency sales at $4,
12. 600 barrels.
Bacon, shoulders, 7t a 7t; sides, 9; hams, 9 a
11.
A MEETING of the CKIsens Is 'requested on
Wednesday evening:, the 4th Inst, at the Com.
mlssioncra Room, at Ihu ringing of the Town Bell,
to malts arrangements lor tho celebration oi the
coming 4:h of July. . .
v juuh uAvvaun, ni. p.
June J.
43 It
limk! ixMi mm
infe BBLS Llme, to arrive plf" (s'cbonnrr 3o.
' 1 4t0 IL Flniner, Irom Pliilstielphla.' For sale
y y ' ' GEO; HARttlSS.
. June'S. - ' , 43 3t.
The
Genuine
. .. .. i 4
article of Patent Yoke Seam
- Shirts.
TS told tv no oliisrhuui in North Carolina,
1 K. L. Hardin? i C. ol RaWsh, and ourselves.' !
wenavejus.i opemu tew liuntto uirect v..i f
Manufactory.. Also, Standing Collars, those ply
fashionable-article. ' , -
SCOTT & BALDVMN.. MfUit St.
June! c J-
JUST RECEIVEU.
100!
BOXES Sardine! ' '
HI) enns fresh Ijbt-r
' " 2 dos. Sptnl'h Otivt ;
100 dot. jars PiellK-, Underwoods t
I cliet extra fine tiun Po der Tea i
20 half bbl. Flout - .
1 do, reaat Powdrri, for al low. by
, HOWARD & rEDKA
j?.- !
I
Juno 3.
AND BOUNTY LAND AGENCY.
THE subscriber hffl opened inthceilyof Wash
ington an AGRNCV for the prosecution of all
descriptions of claims against the General Govern
ment. '
His perfect knowledge of all the Pension Laws,
nnd le place Where are deposited all evidence of
service nw , ex tunr,' will enable him to establish
many cluims which have lon reiiulni'd suspended
for wont of proof and proper attention.
lie, th' ruiore, oifers to (he public his services,
particularly In the following cases, vix ; ' '
Suspended and rejected cluims under all (he Pen
sion Laws : ' i
Applications for increase of pension, under any of
the Pension Laws, whore the pensioners are dissatis
fied with their present allowance ;
For nil those widows who received, or who are
entitled "to receive, the ten years' pension due on the
4tb of March, 1848 i under ihc nets or July 7th, 1833,
Mftrclt 3rl, 1813, dnrl June 17th, 1844,' being those
who were married before the 1st of January, 179 4
he will undertake to estnblish, under the act ol Febru
ary 2d, 1S48, their claims to pensions ff life, com
mencing on the 4th of March, 1943, when their pen
sions under the foregoing outs terminated. -
For ad those widows of revolutionary Officers or
soldiers, who were married after l?S.& bo before
January 2d, 1800, he will undertake to establish
their claims to pensions foF life, commencing on the
4th of March, 1843, under ih nc of July 29, 1S48.
' To all those widows of revolutionary psnsioners,
whose claims liavs been rejected or suspended for
want of proof of rurvice ; or those whorare1n the
receipt of a pensioa under nny of the pension laws,
less than that received by thlr husbands under the
acts of May 15th, 189. or June 7ih, 1812, he will
ensure the same amount per annum, that their hus
bands received, frorrt the time the pension is made to
commence by the law under which they claimed or
hnvo been pensioned. '
BOUNTY LANq,
For the surviving, or the widows, or minor children
of deceased oflieers and privates, w ho served in thii
WAR OP 1812 WITH GREAT BRITAIN;
THE MEXICAN WAR ; or in uny of the Indian
H'ar, Hnct I79U. Terms moderate, where the claim
is esiu'ilijed, othene !se no charge.
The subscriber is also appointed Agent for the Dis
trict ul Columbia for the
British Commercial Life Insurance Company,
EstabljsVd in 1 820'," and empowered by act of
Parliament, for tiw Insurance of Lives nnd the en
dowment of children, in London, New York and
Washinotos Citv. CAPITAL M.OOO.OOO.
Communications addressed to the subscriber,
Washington, L). C, will rocelve prompt nttt-ntion
M. THOMPSON,
Attorney ani CtnMt Uvr at Law and Cvmmksioncr
of Deeds for North a nd South Carolina.
P. b. Refer, if nseessary, to thu Heads cf De
partments, and to Members of Congress generally.
WofhiiTuton, D. U. May 31. 33-2mo.
LNGINEEII'S OFFICE, W. & M. R. R.
Wilmimotoh, Mav 27th, 1851.
QEALKD PROPOSALS, adddresseii to the un
O dors-laned, will be received until the 12th of
June, for furnisqing tho Cross Tt -e nnd Trestles
Timbor reqt.ired on lorty miles of ihc Wilmington
and Manchlslcr Rail Road next to the town of
VV ilminnton. Proposal wil ho considered for tho
delivery of 10.0U9 Cross Ties hji tliu Company's
Wharf near'rli'; furry, and ut the Brunswicft River
Ferry. '
Also for 30,000 rotish pine or other poles, twenty
foerirt length and not less than four no more than
t ijrlit Inches In diameter, to bs delivered in equal
quantities nt-'Wilminsfion. the Bridiie on Alligator
Creek, and the Brunswick River Ferry.
A ri'orv;tU.n of twenty-five per cent will be marie
until the completion of the contract. Bond and
security to.ilie ainotmt of twenty per cent, of value
of the contract, will be required. Further inlormu
tion can be obtained on application,
L. J. FLEMING
Alay 29. 12 J. 32.
B1C0N.
1 O BHDS
of Western iihoulder3 of
superior
1
nualitv, iust received, and for sale, by
liLUS, RUSitiLL If- CO.
May 29. 32.
SUMMER GOODS.
MPRI-WF.EKLY Supplies from our own manu
X factory, uf the best mauiifucluru ond fabrics, at
SCOTT & BALDWIN'S
' Gent's, out-filling EstabHihment. '
May 31. 33.
FRESH ARRIVALS,
Per Schr. Alarie.
BBLS. Juse Genesee Flour (fresh ground;)
30 Bags Estra Family " '
50
200 ls. of best dried Beef;
3 bbls. of that cxtsa Fulton market Beef j
I " " " '
The Beef Is n prime article and can't bo beat in
this market, at '
r GEO. H. KELLKY'S.
May 31. II. & J. copy. 33.
SHOULDER BRACES.
MARSHAL'S Lnte improved. A new article
lust received nl
SCOTT & BALDWIN'S, Market St.
May 29. ' 32.
, MESS PORK.
1 rf BBLS. New, 1200 lbs,1 for sale bv
J J t SAVAGE & MEARES.
May 29.
32.
WILLIAM M. TUNN0,
FACTOR,
CHARLESTON. S. C.
April 2d, liGl. 19 8n-wa..
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
BRUNSWICK COlfNTY.
Nath'i.W. Galloway. 1
vs. I Brunswick County
Phisibeb W. BaTAN, ) Court, MarchTerm,
Exeeutrix of i 1951.
Asu sum Bsvan. j
TT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that 1
Xthe defendent Is a resident of another State, it Is
ordered that publication be made for six week In
the Wilmington .Commercial, for the said defendent
to appear at the next term of this Court, and replevy
end plead to issue, or judgment -shall be entered
against her, and tho proprry Hunched condemned
for the satisfaction, id the PUilntltr debt. Witness,
. ' SAMUEL LANODON.
. " " " i (r Clerk of said Court.
April 13. 15-,e
FOR NEW YORK.
. 1 ,',TI1E Packet Schr. Chas. Mills. Cr'- Fran
's' ! lI V'' hT de,iP!",;h for ''S01 frc!?M T
iai,,,-. hainff
utivurpaatrcu cut'-Hiu-
. applv i the Cant, on board, or io
DeROaSET &
BROWN.
43.
j June 3.
FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.
Jt Mi n a il . ma ' it r
I i.t t tuf. . i. crif vvion,.AiK.'n, iwwier,
, WL curry 10( M, ft Lumber, or 1500 bUU, Ka
i s-t3ual Suin. Apply 'o
. ;.&D.McRAECo.
i June i 43
FOR RICHMOND VA,
fi?$ VV,tcoit. VV. B.WInee, Mailer, wi bve
fe, despaith as above, for light freight or pass-'
ntrA ..nl., ... .
ne. aoDlv to
GEO.
HARRISS.
:,'33.
April IJ.
3i.
FOR BALTIMORE.
CANONS LINE. -1
A. 1 fast nailing Schr. Corinthian, Wa'n-
w right, Master. For freight or passage, ap
,ply to J. & D. Me RAF. & Co.
May 27.. ' , S.
FOR BOSTON. ;
THE Bria Maiamoras, Nass, Man'cr,
will
I er
have quick dispatch for the above port.
iignt ireigm or passage nppiy iw
& D. BlcRAE 4. Co.
81.
Mav 27.
FOR SALE.
A GOOD Schr., live oak frame, seven years
old, carries 600 Bbls., in good order and
well found, sails well and Is a good sea-boat
. ALSO.
A SLOOP Nearly new, carries 300 Bbls ,
draws little water. These yesels will be
sold low, and on accommodating teruu.
I R,
BLOSSOM.
23-tf.
mi MASON & SON'S
REGULAR LINE OF
BALTIMOR K&WILMISI GTON PACK MS
ranee
above Line of Packets, and run good vessels regu
larly through the year', at lowest rates of freight. j
The Agents' 'wharf in Wilmington is in a central :
part of the town, and immediately Adjoining one of j
the Steamboat Company's wharf, therefore making j
it desirable to those who have goods for up river. I
Shippers will please direct their goods, shipped by
"Mason's Lino." j
WM. MASON & SON, Agents, I
No. 75. Smith's wharf, Baltimore, j
ELLIS, RUSSELL & Co., Agents, Wilminsrton,
Feb.. 4. ' 7-f i
Fayeltevillc Observer, Salisbury Watchman, and j
Greensborousjh Patriot copy 4 week, and send bill
(9 this office.
CANNON'S LINE OF
BALTIMORE PACKETS.
THE subscriber intends running a .
Z. . ..1... i.i.. r n. k
regular weeniy line 01 ncucia v
tween Wilminffton and Baltimore,
consfsting'of six A. I. fast sailing schooners,
Corinthian, Susqn Cannon, Virginia Griffith,
Palestine, Gazelle, Geo. W. Robinson.
Persons purchasing goods in Baltimore, and wish
ing them forwarded wilhout delay, will please direct
ttiem shipped by this line.
Freights taken on this line at New York rates,
JOHN Wi CANNON, Agent,
Baltimore, Md.
J. & D. McRAE, Agents", Wilmington, N. C.
Jan. 25, 1351. 133-if.
PATENT ICE CREAM FREEZERS.
J
UST received a lot of this fine Freezer, the best
in use. for sals by
HOWARD & PEDEN.
May 20. 28.
RIO COFFfJE.
1 QQ BAGS prime quality, just received, an4
lOO for sale by
ADAMS, BROTHEF& Ce.
May 13 25-t
JUST RECEIVED.
PROM NEW ORLEANS
Onnfi BUSHELS Corn ;
4,JJJ 330 bbls Whiskey
176 " Flour;
110 " Pork;
11 hhds Western Shoulders;
75 boxes Adamantine Candles, for sale
SAVAGE & MEARES.
28.
by
May 17.
FAR 12 R INDUCED TO 830 FROM CHAR
LESTON TO SEW VOKK.
THE
GREAT MAIL ROUTE FROM CHAR
LESTON, SO. CA,
r F.AVING the wharf at the foot of Laurens
Lj m. dailv at 3 n. m. after the arrival of. the"
Southern cars, via WILMINGTON nnd WELDON,
N.C., PF.TERSBURO, RICH MOW U, to WASH
INGTON, BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, and
NEW YORK.
The public nro respectfully Informed that the
etoamcrs of this line, from Charleston to. Wilming
ton, are in first rato condition, and aro navigated
by well known and experienceo" enmmandera, and
the Railroads are in fine order, thereby securing
both safety and despatch. A THROUGH TICK.
KT having already been In operation, will be con
tinued on and after the firsi of Oct. 1849. as a per
manent arrangement from Charleston w NeW Vork.
Pusvengcrs availing themselvee f thorsof;' will
have the opinion to gontinuo without delay through
the route or otherwise, .to stop at any of the Inter
mediate points, renewing their scats on the line
to suit their convenience. By this route travellers
may reach New York on the third day during busi
ness hours. Baggage will be ticketed on board the
Steamer to WelJon, as likewise on the change of
enrs, at the Intermediate points from thence to New
York. Through Tickets can alone be had from K.
WINDOW, Agent ef the Wilmington and Raleigh
Rail fixmd Company, at the office of the Company,
foot 4u Laurens-sl. to whom please apply.
Papers advertising for the company are requested
to6opy: ' , ' : ' .
May 29: 32.3m.
PATENT DRAWERS
A NEW Supply, just received, "direct from our
XX Ni
ew York House at
' SCOTT 4
BALDWIN'S.
33.
May 31.
.7 1 J
iiianaWi
Apply w
May 8.
THE undersigned beg lesve to inrorm i
Mthe Shipping public, that they havejX
made arranseinents to continue Ihe3cj
!
E2L
I
1
THE FAMILY SCnOOL.
'IV WARREN' CO",
N FAR LITTLETON DEPOT,
HITHERTO under the charge of the Rev. W.
Hooraa. will be continued, after the present
Session, by the Subscriberassisted by Mr. Thomas
C. Hoorca. The next Seasjun will commence on
the 1 Ttla July, and the vacations will correspond to
those of the University. 1 ",
Tssxs For Boys entcrlnf nnder 14 ; " 1 S"
years and preparing for , College per - I g.
Session, ; - , , . t60f.t
Forotbere - llOOj 3
" : ' : J. Dtp: HOOPER.
Msy 21. 1931. ' 3Lt 3UU.
SHIRTS AND COLLARS.
A FULL Supply at
A SCOTT, A BALDWIN'S.
Kay 2J. - ' . 32.
CYPRESS SHINGLES.
on nnn uROM,ffii by
UtUVJV SAVAGE
& M FARES.
May 29.
WESTERN BACON. It
1 f HHDd. prime hoolder fcr sale br
i . 8AVAGE MkARH-'i.
May 23. : ;;;n, 32.
ORANGES AND LEMONS. -
AS ibis acason has now' commenced for above
Fruit we are reeclvina large weekly Shipments,
an.l thajl be pleased. wr supply the (own and country
trado at wholesale er retail.
WILKINSON &ESLEII.
prim " ' W.
JUST RECEIVED
PER SC1IR. L. P SMITH
2 HMDS, best Porta Rico S'gar
5 bbls. Coffee Crished .
At , GEO. H. KELLKY'S.
May 27. J. H. & N. C. Telegraph ccmyC 31
BOLOGNA SAUS.1GES & TONGUES.
A FINE lot of Balogna hatisaperf, and smoked
Tongues, just received and for sale, low by
PERRIN & HA.RTSFIKI.D.
" May W. ," y 1 - - 30.
fake Notice I and Call Hoou
ALL persons who a'ro indebted to S. . Hoffman
by note or book account, w ill please call tni
settle-by the first of June nel, as the old business
must te settled. ' .
S. HOFFMAN.
IS. & II. CQBV, tf.l . .
May 1C.
... 24-tf.
SUNDRIES.
1 f jT BBLS. Flour assorted brands;
1 J J 25 Boxes soapi
20 - " Starch
30 " Glast 1
25 bbls. cider Vinegar;
20 boxes Candles; ,
10 kegs soused Tripe;
For sale cheap by
ELLIS, RUSSELL cfc (.'0.
May 8. .. 23.
BILLIARD TABLE FOR SALE.
THE Subscriber offers for sale a Bilhord Tabli1
in very complete order, with all the nscessa
uxtiires. J.AMOIUIU.
May 8. i ,4 23-tf.
DAILY EXPECTED.
1 flABBLS Flour of anterior ejuality, for Bakers
mi.
ELLIS, RUSSELL dy'o
May 20.
it
TOBACCO.
BOXES of Superior Brands Tobnrro.
PERRIN 4 11 ARTS FIELD.
20
May 24
. f 80.
CANDLES.
CABOXES Sperm, At'amantine. and Moafd.C'sn
t)J dies, for sale by
HOWARD & PEDRr.
May 10.
FLOUR.
150 BBLS-
May 29.
Super tine, for nle by
SAVAGE &. MEAflK.S.
32.
CORV, OATS, PELS, DAY &c.
O ( ( fi BUSHELS. While Flint seed Cor
4.JUU6000 '. " Mealing
3000 ' Yellow "
800 ' Oats
700 " Cow Pens, now landing ;
ALSO, IN STORK.
Hay, Oats, Meal, Hommony, Bran, Horse and
Cow feed, for sale by
ELMS & MITCH EL.
March 15. 151.
GREAT CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA!
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONbER.
DR. J. 8. IIOUGTON'S PEPSIN !
The True Digestive Fluid, or Gastric Juice !
Prepared from Rennet, or the fourth stomach of the
' Ox, after directions of Baron LiekiJ, the great
Physiological Chemist, by J. 8. Houghton, M.
D., Philadelphia, Pa.
This Is a great Natural Remedy for Indigestion,
and Dyspepsia, curing after Nature's own Mettt"d,
b) Nature's own Agent, tho Gaxtric Juice. Pep4fi
is the chief element, or Great Digesting Principle
of the Gastric Juico ibe Solvent of the Food, the
Purifying, Preserving, nnd Stimululing Agent of
the Stomach and Intestines It is extracted from
the Digestive Stormreh of the Ox, thus forming an
Artlficiul Digestive Fluid, precisely like the nuinril
Gaetric Juice, in its Chemical powers, and Aim idl
ing a complete and perfect substitute for it. By
the aid of tun preparation, I he pains and evils of in
digestion and Dyspepsia "are removed just as they
Would be by a healthy Stomach, Jt is doing wonders
for Dyspeptics, curing cases of debility, emaciation,
nervous decHneeed'ltyspepiie 'coftsMmpiioit, gup
posed to be on thn verge of the grave. The Scien
tific Evidence uiyn which It is based, is in the
highest degree ir.rioes end remarkable.
- Baron Leiebig, in his celebrated work on Animal
Cliemixtry, says : "An Artificial Digestive Fluid,
analogous io the Gastric Juioe, may be prepared from
the mucous membrane of the stomach of. the Ox, in.
which various articles of food, a meat ani eges,
will be tofUntd, thangtd, and digttttd, jusi . w the
earns manner as they irouU tern tnt human ttoywK"
Half teaspoonful of pure Pemih,. infused or dis
Ived In water, will digest or disxtilve Fire Pq'uwh
nf Roast UteJ in about tite hour out of (ha. )o .
ach.
Dr. II oughtonr'e Pepsin, is sold by nearly all the
dealers in fine ditigf and Popular. Medicine, through
nut the United Stales. It is prepared In Powder,
and in Fluid form and in Prescription vials Air the
use of Physicians. ''.
Private. Circulars, for the use of Physicians, may
be obtained of Dr Houghton or his Agent, descri
bing theV Whole process of preparation and giving
the authorities upon which fhe claims- of this ne
remedy are based. As It la not a secret remedy, no
objection ean be raised against its use by Pbyiiicimis
in respectable stanulng and regular practice. Price
in Fluid form, One Dollar per bottle. . . ,
PEPSIN lis ' POWDER.
.' "Sent by Nail, Fret 't Poslagt.
For convenience' of sending to all parts of the
country, the Digestive matter of tho Pepsin, Is put
up in the form-of Powder, with direct ions to be dis
solved in w ster by the patient. These Powders con
tain just the some matter as the bottles, and will be
sent by moll, free of postage", for one dollar sent
(post paid) to Dr. J. S. Houghton, M. D., Philadcl
phia, Pa. . . v.. .
Observe this t Every bottle of the genuine
Pepsin beats the written signature of J. S. Hough
ton, M. D., sole Proprietor, Philadelphia, Pa.
(jrSold by ell Druggists and Dealers in Merfl
cines. ':,r'- t,yt-"- ' ' ""
Sold, wholesale and retail, by A. C. ETANS A
BROTHER! W.H. L1PP1TT Co, and C. Pc
PREi.Wllininjton, N.rC.
MayI3. ' ' 5 ' ' 25-l2me'
DAILY EXPECTED.
QX BARRELS Kf). 3 MarSerel. f r mis, by
' ' ELLI4, RUSSELL 4-Co
tliy'.O 23.
? PIANOS.
MRS. ir.WIHTAKERhasthisday received at
her Mnsle Raorn, ' two more tt those fine
ROSEWOOD PIANOS warratltrf in every panic
olar. ."-,., .. v " '
- All those Imrent of Plana wonM ta wrll Id
fall soon at her Masle Room on Slarkel Mreet op
poKs ihc K(il.f pal Chureh i Alto, Ptano and
Guitar Muic conilantly on hsnd. .
-.Wilmington, AIy2U. , 23-lme-p.
STILL THEY C0MR
ANOTHER Inrge lot of superior Imported Ha
vrnnhsnd Regalia Cigars, which sdd l enr
terse stock now en hsnd, will enable u ii compete
with any house In the Mate, call on '
WILKINSON ESLF.R.
PtilJ5. 19,
NOTICE
FRES1Z GROCERIES p,
1 n KF.GN W lay (iaiier , T . .
!U25tKOoflceJ -: . .
25hhde. Sugar t " ;
2 bbl. Cruthcri, Powdered, and Granulated;
20 bot Lof Sugar j .. !" -4
' 10 boxes Uaysinat ' V .
20 csiie fresh Boston Crackers j'
19 bojiee eweet Chocolaic 1
50 bote Soap ;
It 0 ? Candles 4. 5s, and 6s ;
23 ' Pearl Starch;
3U0 bng pairy Sal! , '
30 Imxea Tobacco j
3000 papers fine Smoking Tobacco ;
S00 do. JarsTieklee, Catsups, Sauce, &c.j
20 baketssporWrChamp,igne Wine; '
1C0 reams Wrapping Paper ;
,S0dox. Brooms t '
6 " Mats, ooried sixes and kinds ; .
You will tind oar stuck full and complete in every
resyx.ct which we otter very low
HOWARD fc PEDFN.
May 20. ,1 29.
JcaiMiAii Ha.xp Gcaso. )
Ex I'asts. - t
IN pursuance uf the decree made in this cease at
spring term, 1851, 1 shall ofli r-fur sale at the
Court tloimxin Wilmjngton, on Monday of Court
ly four;, a tr..ct of land containing about eight
hundred acres, beloniflntf tu. Martha Ann Sjiillh,
and atljoining the lands of John Moore, Lewis
Satunlur arid Jeremiah Hand. Tho above tract
will be sold upon a credit of one, two, and three,
years (exapi cash l pay costs of iliis petition,)
with interest from day of tale. Bondsnd approved
seurlety will be required.
T. D. MEARES, C. & 51. E.
May Mill. . 4. ,- ' 23.
, . , , i
CSDAil Q'lOVZ
MASON BORO' SOUND.
jMtTllli pleasant summer retreat is. open for
the recaption of Visiters, vfhare the usual civ
ilitin will be extended lo all who may favor
the Proprietor wiih their Company.,
K P M'GARY.
I 'jff The above pl4ce is for solo. Possession
givuu the liisi of January next. For t. ruts apply
to , , E. P. M'O.
May 20. 23-3m.
EMORY & Co.
Ha:ik Note, Pxcliauge and Kpecte nrofcers,
And General l.otte.'y Venders.
For the Maryland SMc Lotteries, No. 154 Pratt
Sired. Hultimore. Md.
This Office has been eHubli.hed fur mori thnn C5
years, and ia dectJediy the oldest and most success- 20, Prize of 7,5W), sent to RalefghlS.C. " -ful
office in America. i 'ikkcx 17 60 74, Carroll CourttyXottsryCkss rJX
NO HUK, XO taiX. ! Prixe of 13,000, sent to Indiana, , --i-X , t
VVc can say wiih UuU that we have had a most ; Ticket 44 57 72, Ptapso0 lottery; daw ), PriAJ
ij,uiiuu uuu suuvt-uiui iuck in uiBiriouiintr i nzea
io many oi our customer, as llio lullowing result
will show :
2d, 27.. 65, Prixn of tiO.OOO (halftickct sent to N. Y.
17,21, 53,
15,000, whole
10,000, half
8, C.
41,53, GO,
, 33, 46,
12, 65, 7X.
II. 39. 6'.
Penn.
6,000, whole " " Mans,
6,000. half s,ld in Frsd'lt.
4.000, wlide " sent to Carlisle.
2,500. whole " "Michi'n.
31,36,70,
Besides many prixes of 500 end 300 dollars sent to
various parts ot iljo country, and. now too tedious
io mentiop in detail. Tho prlzo R:giter will how
lllM l iMa Prinn in liuvn k.,.,,. ......XiA nA
the abOVe Pflxes to havp boer) sot,aa marked, and
for L'ood Prixes address your Orders to the far-iamf
ed House of EMORY & CO., Ho. 151 Pratt street,
lialtimore, Maryland.
Rich and magnificent! Lotteries for Jane,
IHftl.
Our numerous correspondents and friends through- !
out the L rilled Stales apu ills Cunadus are presented
below with a galaxy of remarkably Splendid Lotte
lles for June, (851, Please order e few darys before
the Lottery draws, as it enables Tickets to reach
their destination before the drawing: lakes place.
Orders are Invariably answered and deposited io
the Post Office the same day thuy reneli us. The
Drawings .forwarded tho day alter the Lottery is
drawn. Please direct your orders Cor promp .atten
tion and a good - Priao always to the welt known,
truly lucky and fuirf.imud nousu of KMOR V i Co.,
15 4Prau street Baltimore, Md.
Slonfhly Sehsmebr the June LoUcrie for 1551
' 8IO.OOO. ,
PATAPSCO INS I'lTU IT. LOl'TERV.
- CLASS W2,
Tu be drawn in Baltimore, Md , on Monday, June
9, 1851. EMOlt i St CO., Vanders. ' ;
SOU K.J1K.
1 prixe of 110,000 tlO.OOO
19 prixe ef
10 d'i
10 do
10 do
10 do
4 'JO do
300
m
100
75
50
3,000
do.
. 6,000
2,6.8
6,000
2.000
do
do
4o
2,653
2,jO
50
2,2? 0
750
25
Tickets 12,50, shares in proportion.
.' . 7 Numbers and 15 drawn Ballots.
Certificate of Packages, 26 tv holus, -.
-Do d,r 26 Halves,
Do do 20 Unurters,
12 00
lli 00
8 So
lo' ,000 Delia's.
MARVLAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY.
CLASS 67. .
To bo drawn in Baltimore, Md. EMORY Sl CO.
Venders, on Friday, June 13, 151. ,
1 prixe of $13,000 Iu.GuO
20 prize of 10)
2 000
16,250
1,625
1,220
1,13d
8
6
10
do
"5,00015,000
33 do ,60
til dJ 25
61 do 20
122 00 15
do
do
600 2 500
231 2,314
1 1. Shares in proportion.
75 Numbers and 14 Drawn Ballots.
Certificates of Paokages 15 Whol;
do , di) 2b Haieee,
do 40 U'Ktrisrs,
f 30 CO
12 5
c-
CLVnS I CLUD4 1 CIXBS (
Persons forming theiiisclvee into clubs for the
purchase of Tickets can rely wpo having as good n
It lection of numbers sent them as if thev ware per
sonally present. When Orders are sent without
namtnsr any particular Lottery, we always send
llmsa-which we connidsr bet frr our customer.
"A chib remitting na tiOOwt will sand ccritfl
caies of packages for 1.00C '. .
t3TA els rcmliiln u $250 W send cerufi
Cales of packogejfor fcaOO. " -
"A club remitting us 1125 we Will sen 1 etitifi
Caltf" nf packagk to Ihe ammmt of Ii50
tJTA elubremitllng u $10 we wM send certifl
eaiet of packages to the amount of $200
12TA club remitting as $5u we will send certifi
cate of packages to the amount of $ 100 in any lot
tery which they may eho.e out of tho many sphin
did schemes to be drawn ihls month.
F.MURV & CO., 151 Fiatl Strrel, Baltimore Md.
mt - : . . . n
RFXT1FILD irniSUsT.
1,5
BBLS. Rectified Whukeei
S OldRtedoi
. N. E, Rum, Rose Gin, and foil essofsmenf of
Wines, : PERU1N St IlARTt FIELD.
Msy 24. 30.
LOOK AT Tills.
IsHO E(1XF.S Sweet Orargc.
1 JJ 25 do Freneh kemron :
' 71 it SnpTlr F.leme Fffi
6t) Dmmv Extra fcmyrna Co;
10 Bsgsdo Naples Wslnoiet - i
'- F.sskets Sapeiior Olive OilT
fmror'ttt end Demestia Sfgsr , Vm sale lw ty
' . niLElNSONeVtLEa. .
May27. . , t mt f . T
fis0, fisit;
OK BIH,S. of No. iM.rterel :
23 do tf N. 3 io, 19 nie pci,$ihr,
E. L. B. Wales, from New i oik Apply io 1 "
., t O0.'KARRfSJ. '
JIaeJI. . . ; ' --30.
cotton Yarn
G
BAI.E3. ef Blunt Creek rattor, 1iJ$t
thininirr
1 " mum fcheeilna-i ef ,
GF.O. If. KELLEY'S.
Msy 27. J J. I, A.Tf. C. Tcsegrsph eep y. ,27.
JUST IN TIJIE! ;
rPHE followlnjf srticIfS we have jm't received:
X j 3 dot. Milk under shins t
r 4 dox. Gause merino " ,
. ' ' 5 p'nt Drawers c
20 dox. Linen Coets. aeeorieil)
r t00 da. Gents, half Hoeet f A
-, 60 d'. fine assorted. Shirts, wiih a grrat
many other articles, all of which wijl he oUL very,
thdup,. Vail soou and get bargains at
i - S. dt D. TELLER'''
May 15. - 27.
O CZ BOXES 6' superior Tohaece. for sale by
ZD .4 . , HOWARD PEDEN.
April 1 . . 1 1
YI1ISREY,
200 ?
BBLS. Rwafird, forests lose by
ii vine a ire in ft
,ii ay zy.
. i- i. ,.. ; , . I ,
- 'ftpDIsES..:1,-;''
rjf BOXES. Adamantine for sale low by
IVv . - AVAGK fcilKARFS.
May 20 ' s ' V. ... - " 3.
' CUE. -
f)C BBL. Superior qualUy, jnst lumled from
mO Jas., G. King, for sule ty t
ADAMS, BROTHER St CO. '
Msy 20.
..-' V" LEWiSSON f .CO. ' - -DAMCERS
ANDSI ATRXOTTERT AGENTS,
v ' 40 1'i att-Ht. HalUmore Md.
.V. W Crncr of FraU n4JWrkk Stmt. '
mttm miniwmwiiM prizes
I Will take place in Jon ISSL ' i ,
Head tusrters for Dlstritnitlou,
t at Tnr. old cut ABM'aata ACtact or
LEh ISSON CO. V" 't't.
AVholmvr sold retemly 'some of the largest Prize
ii ever sold, all of which we can show by the fn
4 , cist Drawings as authenticated iact.
Ticket 25 63 74, VV'asliirgton Lottery, Clare 17,
Capital of 125,000, sent lo Alabama. a4-Ws u T.
; ot i.bW, Sent IO Unto. ; v -fh
Ticket 19 42 52. Consolidated Lolterr..1 Class 31.
Prixe of $6,000, sent tMw Vorl..' 4
Ticket 8 37 60 Patapseo Lottery. Class 131, Capi
tal ft'.tu?3 unf in WilmiiinK.n TM 11 .
j Ticket 2d 3249 Grand Consolidated Lottery, Clam
11, capital mu.uw and Tieief shn ttrand t-on;
sulidated Lottery, Class 12, Prixe of t3Q0 both or
one Package sent lo Jiashvilje. , ,
The most advantageous oflar ever nrcseutod its
' S'lnha f t ' .
V;T In order to rive parties forming1 themMUee
; Intu Qubii a Btlr aad and liberal chance of adventu-
' t ..... .L. ..j c, ' m .. '
ling in our popular anil Celebrated Stmte LoUtrui.
wo hate resolved to give them the followlB; great
chance, far exceeding any thing ever befoie ollered.
For W, sotatto oar address, we will send Certifi
cate of puckasesihai lost 1123. 1 ' .
t or I2., sent to- our address, w will tend Certifi- -cate
of Package thai eost 2C0. . -, , , -
r vi w wui auuic, wut vcuti V CI it U
OS'S of PiCg9gS that pOS $320. : r -;----;-
For 500 sent to our address, we wilt send CertiS
c cate of Pailcages that eost $1 tOO. '
lST This Is decidedly the most advantageon of
fer yni presented to thn public, and we pope wilt b
duly n profit .ted by thsmi VV bea compared .wilts
the 1'cnnsof any r.vai Rstabllsnmeni, the advaq,.
iaie of sendini your Orders, to ihit Old lUtuKUiud '
fW-eLEvvTSSO. & CO. wilt tetnti'.f si-en -vm
at aware we run a Kyrisk ourselves in inaklv
thi "ir. r, but from. our niiai good Luck in sJhar "
Prixes we are touicnMo run the risk. , ,
ro.vcText.iTf, i.Trtonrrv axd tkb sraioTcr cov
rtoxifce, nro the prinulples on which we foaduci
I our business. Address ,'-' v ''" -'H; - '
, L.YLSS0,N & C04 40 Pratt sO'
, .; Baltimore, MX ,'
PACKAGES! .PACKAGES! I K ,.
Thi sdvsniigevf fcurchasinrrTlcket Mr the Z.7
i Package must be obvious io ail 1 he least acquiinin '
' with the Principles of Lotteries, as they aro com ,
LOijOipofcd of evtiy; number fkcei lathe wbHf, and .f
7aii j must consequently eontairvr3r' Number drawn-
. 600 ' a Package must have the numbers in that draw the '
lO.eoo ; Capital or highest Prize, be tiiey what they rosy,';
1 he only cirance against yon is :a catch them on one -
Ticket, and evfxr iff on mirt that roar chance t
still good for one of the lesser Capitals, f aryina a
froin W.uf0u!(!iI.i fvVfW??' '
Oo T.acday. Jane 10, 1 '51, - v . :
TOWN OF KL AIR LOi ERV, , v ;.
' i.v- - i:iae ra.'-.-."" "i-''i-f.',iv;-.--
a ntV i . cn.i .uui I t.: mn tat ftjvi .
1 ri.'e itci uvv i-. mawv 1, s r.cv i.vw 9 . .
1 u mm 1. o ftrvi I in w . 7-.n..i,n!
4 " 200 l - 6.W0 4 Vi : aW sre 6.00J :
i; "SOW It l.OOOj 20 ,"?,-f 300 ere VOU
1 8,000 is 1,000 1 39 ''' 'vSpDnjnt 4,
ZV PrtSttS IUU SreZ,WV ,
Tickets.
I5.C0. Halvs. ' 250. Qwrfcws, '
Cuiilfieste
of Package oi vtnoie i ickeis,;
. eo3 ...i-i
Do.
Do.
qo. nan mt:
d'. Uuarter d
;v: It
$80,785! 4of SOOOOI' SSof 810,00at v,ft
Saturday. Juno23, liil: -
crliD cbasduwudimteu.'';
.. "" CliiM O. ; - . ... - " " a " :. ' '
SCHEME-' , V
I Prixe 60,7?$ is 90,16.. 3 Pi! W.0W are M.OJV? :
4 M 20.0JO are 90.000 1 lt ;'. 5.000 are 5000 '""
200 Prixe I uOOar IM.Vty
Tickets, 2Q-I!:ve. $iOUaarter,f J Eighthe. 2. ,
Certificate of Pkcknge fWhoUfc. x . " $3,20 i
Do. do. Halves, 'l ' 63v
pf,ti,"Af-ij..''A tlnman..'-:,, ?7 9 $
- Lt. :.:'. dv.4;;,Eih;.";t;r-.a
. fJH te'.:';rs. comtitn'.ag H'lmt livsU fri i5j.t -..:' ;t,
t; thirty envcl j.pe4 44 to ic' ?U m W
stre'tay w Qivtw iheir eunttni ,.Vy f V' '
-VST Infe"1 Drafts sent to eastoraers drawing ,;
Ptlses. - " " ' .'". "" ' w '" ' " '
Correspoa4entt who Itse sevtr tried fecir tuck t'.
before ated Jfily eoelcrie the mouBt jhey -.it tu
Invest In a fetter, and address to ' -f ? ' r
i LEtMSSO&Ca,40Praiii :
: ' Buhlii.ore, MJ,