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THE COMMEltClAl-
WILMINGTON. N. C.
THURSDAY OCTOBER U, 1S52,
IVOR PRESIDENT. ".
DANIEL WEBSTER,
Of MAS8ACHCSETT8. ,-
FOR VICE PRESIDENT
: C. J. JENKINS,
, OF CKORGU.. .. " -
ARRIVAL OF TO FRANKLIN.
rotVZ fl.4 VS LATER fROM EUROPE.
7 j-yThe Editor of 7 Gmmerwoi wiRlH! nee
ssarilr absent far a ircck or ten dayi
' NATIONAL REITCLICAXS.
: The meeting of tlto National Republicans on
Monday tfglit was a failure, as to number, there
beln but five r:rsons present who belonged to
' the wsanUatioa.''-'A iesolution was adopted to
"jefrain from any further attempts to array a third
rty, at tliU time, as no, public" response had
been rtcclvcd from, any part of the State. The
meeting was "divided; three toting for thcaban
' dobracnt anil it for retalnihg tho position here
" tofore held. We do not look npon this as the ex
pression of tho wishes and sentiments of the
anti-Scott whig, though wo doubt if any counter
action will take place.? It was'Vccomineoded by
the Chairman that each person ?ote for the can
didate who ho thinks wilt best promote the in
terests of the cduntry, as noc could be consider
ed as pledged to tbo organisation, . which biid no
ticket to recommend and had no expectation of
having any.'-' " - .
" ThlSTBWoroont wi noi scnsiuiy uucv r
snlt In this quarter , Some will vote for Pierce
and King, aorao will hot Tote at atl.andsotuo may
vote for 8cott, though me have heard of but ope
-of the latter class. -"
: The organization of a third party, at this time,
was not In accordance with our judgment, though
we cheerfully Joined with those who urged it
Our own position has pot been affected by any of
tho political movements of any party. Wo stand
' in tho same position we have occupied lor many
months, and with the principles we have advoca
ted for several years past, and will continue, to
'pursue that course which we think will best sus
tain the ConbtUotion iani vindicate the rights of
lie South- a -- '-
- ; S0$3 OF TEMPERANCE.
' We LaVq,becn requested to call the attention of
"the members of this order, to the meeting to be
held to-morrow night, at the usual place, Tem
perance Hall, on front Street, as business of in
terest will come before the meeting. Among the
mattei-s which will require attention, wiUuc tho
election of Delegates to the Grand Division, to be
: held in Salisbury on the 20th. "Come one come
air as the politicians say., ,
': ? ."'-GUTTA PERCH A PENS,
Patented and 'manufactured in Bcrmingham,
England.' Thpy aro made of steel -and coated
with gutta percha, pointed with a circular piece
;of platina, which prevents them from corroding
tven with thr strong test of nitric acid ; the points
are rounded so as to prevent their catching in, or
,, tearing tho paper nono are genuine except those
obtained from the sole agent in this place, 8. W.
WHiTiKER, Market atrcct," " Prico 50 cents per
dozen, or 1 Per Kross. We have tried nomo of
these pcna.and believe them to bo a very superior
pen. ? T " T
- V YF' T OW FEVER IN CIIARLESTON.
Tho t 1 of Health report seven deaths for
' 24 hours, ending on'WieJ 0th, ; The number for the
Mik. enda i same date was 49.
SC - 1'IIERN tlTERABr MESSENGER.
We havo received tho October number of this
Valuable periodical, published by Jno. R. Thomp
son, Richmond, Va.i at $5 per annum. AmoDg
hc std., Lis of interest in this number is a litho-(-
-nphic engraving of Houdon's Statue of Wash
ir.t . The Lclajurc, of Virginia, by a Reso
Jut! i.f June 2ilh, 1784, requosted tho Execu.
ti , o take measures for procuring a statue of tho
finest marble and best workmanship. Mr. Jeffer
son, then in Paris, was entrusted with -the duty of
Selecting an artistand Hoadon came to Ibis conn
try'in 1T85 to take jij laodel . from life. Ho re
jniintd at Mount Vernon' long enough to take a
perfect model of Washington, with which ho re
turned homo, and )a three years afterwards the
statue Has received !t Virginia. It is placed in
tho Capitol of Virginia, "jt bas the advantage of
some others, as it represents the General in the
, costume of Lis time, and thns affords a land-mark
for lnstory;7:TLc Roman Toga, in which the Fa
ther of bis country is' sometimes represented, is
aa indulgence In fancy and foreign taste at the ex
pense of truth, aud ought never again to bo al
lawed; for national prideaod patriotism forbids it.
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN-MEETING.
"Mo!DiT Evening, Oct. 11th 1862.
r A - adjourned meeting of the National Republi
can party, convened thla ve ning at the Court
House.1 In absence of .the Chairman, on motion of
Col. t, E. Anderson, Mr. Jno. A Taylor was call
ed to , the Chsir,' who stated the object of the
meeting 'was to hcar he report of the Correspon
ding Committee. ; ,
Mr Lorlng submitted a report, which wag laid
on the table ;)' 'i f' '
Mr. R. II. Cowaia offered the following pream
ble and Resolution which was accepted.
WncnEAc as we , have no response from any
? cction of the State, which will justify us in a fur
ther attempt to pet .up aa ' Electoral Ticket for
; Mnlel Webster, but on the contrary, bave fopnd,
..t the two eotlre parties bave ranged tbemsel
. i, under the respective nominations of their
' nventions. And( WHBEis, any turther action
i n ' r part, would, under the circumstances, be
? rrgnrded as a mere factious opposition to
ihe hi ' Party. . Thereforo, ( v
It it J j-fehtd, That the Committee of Corres
pond oco is discharged from all further duty, tho
orfsnir ' hi four Club abandoned, and each in
dividual i iomber, thcreoC left free to act accor
ding to his own judgment, ond upon bis own re
?iioi)sitiUty.. ,-.? - r
. , ; JNO. A. TAYLOR, CltU'a., )rUm,
), B. Rvsseil; Secretary;" ?v.-
New Yonx, October 11. The stoamer Franklin
has arrived, bringing 134 passengers, $17,000 in
specie and Liverpool and Southampton dates of
tbe 29th ult. The Arctic arrived out on Wednei-v
day morning. Tbe Washington touched Cowca
on tbe 25th. The America reached Liverpool on
tbepctb. . y:-'::;-:-- ; -
The ship Marine, of Queenstown, was struck by
lightning, off tho Island of Malta, and complete-!
ly destroyed by fire. Fonrtecn ljvea,were lost.
! ' .ENGLAND. ...
The excitemeut relative to tho weather bad sub"
sided, and the harvest at the Forth had nearly all
been secured. The wheat crops ou the whole
would be under the average In quantity, while the
quality in most instances would bo Inferior.
The Queen and Prince Albert were sfill in Scot
land. The body of the Duke of Wellington was still
at Wahncr Castle awaiting the necessary arrange
ments for lying in stalest Chelsea Hospital.
The American Guano Expedition to thcLobqs
Islands was creating much uneasiness among the
dealers in guano and Peruvian boud holders
Fears of a collisio were beginning to bo enter
tain tx'.
The London Times of the 28th contains an ar
ticle condemnatory of the proceedings of Mr.
Webster and expressing tho conviction that the
Peruvian government would be able to beat ofTor
capture the whole of the merchant vessels engag
ed, in the guano expedition, unless a naval squad
ron of the United States interfere to prevent such
an attempt.
FRANCB.
An attempt was made to assasinle Napoleon
at Marseilles by means of an infernal machine,
containing 250 gun barrels loaded with 100 bul
lets. The machine was secured by tho pplicp
and the parties arrested.
Advices from Paris state that tho first ofllcial
acts towards tbe establishment of the empire will
take p)ace on October lfjth, when the Tours de
crce will be published for the convocation of the
Senate to examine and report an address from the
departments, inviting tho President to assume
the imperial dignity.
Tho conspiracy to murder the President it was
bclicvod, was extended through Pi inco fos, (sic)
and was set on foot by the French Piedmonteso
Socialists. Over one hundred well known violent
Socialists have been arrested, charged with being
engaged in the conspiracy. It is thought there is
yet another machine concealed at Marseilles.
The Paris Journals arc principally occupied in
chronicling the progress of the President through
the Southern Departments. At Grenoblo, Avig
non and Marseilles the President was received
with the most extravagant outward demonstra
tions of joy.
Beneath all this current of popular rejoicing,
however, it was plain that indications of a secret
hatred prevailed at a great extent. This is prov
ed by a conspiracy to assassinate the President at
Marseilles. The infernal machine was planted on
a house in one of tho streets through which
Louis Napoleon was to pass the next day. It was
seized by the police that night. Besides the 250
gun barrels, the machino had four blunderbusses
similarly charged with grape shot. This battery
if fired (luring tho passage of the cortege, would
havo completely swept away tho President and
his attendants. Many of tho conspirators wcro
arrested. The plot of destruction was concocted
by a secret society, which had long been watched
by the police.
The subject of advancing the addresses emana
ting from the Departmental Council's generally,
and of either framing a report thereon or passing
the Senate's ultimatum inviting Louis Napoleon
to assume the imperial dynasty, has not yet been
definitely scttM.
The return of tho Prince to Paris, after comple
ting his present journey, will be celebrated with
royal and imperial pomp and magnificence, which
will eclipse any thing of the soitever seen in
Prance.
The news of tho attempted assassination of
Louis Napoleon had no effect on the Paris Bourse.
The machine was calculated to kill 800 persons.
GERMANY'.
The waters of the Rhine were receding. Tho
destruction of property was immense, and there
was much suffering in consequence.
ACSTJUA.
Tho ratification of tbo Extradition Treaty be
tween Austria and the Netherlands bad been ex
changed. FROM HAVANA.
Havana, .Sept 29 Steamer Black Warrior en
tered port this morning at 6 o'clock, and also will
be subjected to tbe usual rigid examination and
restriction now applied to American vessels.
It is reported that if Mr. Smith remains purser
of tho Prescent City, that she will pjt be permit
ted to enter the port.
Our businets continttes without change the
free arrivals q( nprtboqi produce have had a ten
dency to bring down prices somewhat.
Tho health of Havana is improving and we have
no new excitement. Jo. of Com.
MONS. PETIN NARROW ESCAPE.
This gentleman, who made a balloon ascension
from Springfield, Mass., a "few days ago, with his
comrades, descended about two miles outside of
Long Ibland, In the Ocean. After clinging to the
net-worn of the balloon about an hour, they were
seen and taken off by a lifo-boat from Southamp
tonhaving narrowly escaped with their lives.
They went at the rato of 70 miles an boor, by a
njrthAChttrly current.
ARRIVAL OF Till: LLLjUADO.
14 VAYS LATER FROM C ALIFORM A.
! New OnuEAVs, Oct. 9. The steamer El Dorado
bas arrived from Asp'mwall, bringing San Francis
co dates of Sept. 17. The Golden Gate left San
Francisco on the lGth ult., with 82,000,000 in gold
dllSt. ' S:-"-r';.. '"f.-
' Tho Rows from, the mines was favorable, and
several large lumps of gold had been found l
There was another movement among the min
ers regarding the Chiucse, and a, meeting had
been called at Jamestown to adoi.t measures for
their expulsion.
The steamers Columbia and S. S. Lewis had
been libelled for violating the passenger law.
Late dates from the Sandwich Islands state that
tbe prevalence of sickness at the Sandwich Is
lands had proved a serious draw back to business.
The government had promulgated reciprocity of
trade wilb the United States.
Advices from Valparaiso state tho Chilian af
fairs were very promising. A new military sys
tem had been established, which gave great satis
faction. Tbe government had sent $200,000 to
London to purchase a war steamer.
The troubles w;th thp Jpdjans in tbe iutcrior
had, in a measure, subsided. . . '
business generally was steady and prosperous
The market was steady. Produce plenty. Im
(Kirtiitions regular, though rather light for the At
lantic States.
SEELq "THE ELEPHANT."
A young man started for California about a
month since, via New Orleans, says the Cincinna
ti Commercial, was detained there a few days,
and wen: around to sec the town. During his per
egrinations he became acquainted with a lot of
"clover fellows," and formed one of a party in a
"nice little game of poker." This amusement
proved so very "nice ".that three days after its
first indulgence our journeyer towards tho land
of gold found that out of twenty-five hundred
dollars part of which had been entrusted to him
he bad scarce enough to pay his bill at the Ver
andih, where he bad been stopping. Persons
travelling should avoid all "nice Jittle games;"
they don't prove at all remunerative.
'Gentlemen of the jury,' said a Western lawyer
'I dii't njean to insinuate that this man is a cov-,
ctous person, but I will bet five to one, that, if
you should bait a steel trap witha new three
penny piece, and place it within six inches of his
mouth, you would catch his soul.'
'Has a man,' asked a prisoner of a magistrate
'a right to commit a nuisance V
'No sir, not even the Mayor.'
'Then sir, I claim my liberty. I was arrested as
a nuisance, and as no oue bas a right to commit
mc. I move for a non suit.'
More Ililucucfi in tavor of tUc Uxyieuated
Bitters.
Front Hon. Gco.y. Jones, Surveyor 0n. of Iowa.
'-f Survevor General's Office, )
DcluacE. fowa, Sep. 18, 1S4G.
Dr. Geo. B Giben, Windsor, Vt. Dear Dr. I
intended, b'efori leaving Washington City, last
Spring, to say t you in black and white, as I
bave frequently done viva voce, how highly I es
teemed your Otygenated Bitters, and that 1 have
no doubt but they will act as a certain, speedy, and
agreeable cure for Dyspepsia, in any case, it mat
ten not how obstinate. Your Bitters acted as a
charm with my friends, A. C. Dodge, M. L. Mar
tin. II. D. Foster, and others, as they did with my-
5c , , Your obedient servant.
1 CEO. W-JPNES.
From Joseph Hoxle, Esq., New York City.
New York, July SI, J847.
3ents, After having suffered many years from
repeated attacks of Dyspepsia, In Its worst form,
unl almost exhausted niy hopes of being able to
obain any permanent relief, I was induced to
have recourse to the Oxygenated Bitters, prejmr
ed by Dr. Geo, B. Green, Windsor, Vt It gives
m great pleasure to say, that its effect upon me
has been highly beneficial, eradicating the dis
eae, and restoring me to good health, and 1 sin
cerely hope that all who may be suffering from
tint dreadful disease, will be induced to give the
nwdicine atrial, fully believing they will not be
disapwinted in the result. JOS. HOX1E,
No 76, Wall ft.
Such testimony as the above is entitled to the
confidence of Dyspeptics, and proves tbo ellieacy
of tho Oxygenated Bitters.
REED, BATES & AUSTIN, Wholesale Drug
gists, No. 20 Merchants' Row, Boston, General
Agents.
C. DuPre, Agent for Wilmington. SI per bot
tle; slxhottles for $5.
" f REIGUTS.
To NEW YORK:
Naval Stores, 25 on deck
sounder
Spirits Turpentine,
Yarn and Sheeting,
Cotton,
Pea Nuts,
To PHILADELPHIA : '
Naval Stores. 30 on and
85 under.
Spirits Turpentine,
s Yarn and Sheeting, i
Cotton,
Rice,
60 cts. pe
6J cts. pel
$1 r - '
6 " '
bVt.
.'oot.
bale,
oush.
65ctt pcrbbl.
6) per foot.
$1 per bale
16 cts. per 100 lbs
Wilmington Hank Rates of Exchange.
Checks on New York, 1 Pr cent prem
" Philadelphia, 1 " ' '
" Boston, , 1 ' " "
" Baltimore, 1 " '
" " Virginia, J " " "
" " Charleston I " " "
COMMERCIAL.
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OP WILMINGTON. OCT.
14
A HANDSOME CONTRIBUTION..
Madame Elisa Blcaccisnt, tbe popular Ameri
can vocalist, who Is now givlog a series of con
certs in California, has rcoenUy forwarded to
Washington city tbe sum of five hundred and three
dollars, tbo net proceeds of on of her musical
entertainments in that far-off 8tste, as a donation
towards the erection of the Washington National
Monument. ,: :V -. ,.nt.V?-
VThiskerettcrs is the name of the "litte John
cow-catchers" that the ladies wearon their cheeks
in the plauo
"Where the whiskers aught to grow."
Tliey aro formed by drawing down a littlotuft
of hair from tho temple, and curling it up in the
shape ot a ram's horn, or a liittle pig's tail with
an extra kiuk to it.
The Tribune justly refers with pride to tho ex
cellent health of Mobile at the present time. For
tbo week ending tho 18th, tho total number of
deaths is only 10, which is aiout ono to twenty
one hundred. In view of this state of thiDgs, the
Tribune proposes that a public meeting bo called
to take into consideration the condition of tbe
doctors for this season, certainly, their occupa
tion's gone."
The Loss!' the Clay Medal Probable Dis
covery of the Itogue who Stole it.
Baltimore, Oct. C, 1852. The Hanoverian Con
sul hero has received information of the arrest, in
Hanover, of a man named Frederick Nolecke, re
cently returned there from this country, and hav
ing in his possession $ 2,000 in American coin, a
large gold .medal, and a quantity of valuable jew
elry, the manner of acquiring which he would
give no satisfactory account of. He was an old
convict in Hanover, aad wjiilst in this country was
arrested several times. Ho resided principally in
Philadelphia and Baltimore. It is tbou;ht he may
have been concerned in the Portsmouth, Va., Bank
robbery; and that the medal in his possession
may bo tho celebrated Clay medal, which was sto.
Icn in New York.
THE CUBAN OUTRAGE.
It is said that preparations are making i,n New
York to hold a mass meeting in that city, to ex
press public opinion on the recent violations of
international law perpetrated by the colonial gov
ernment of Cuba against the American flag. It
will be called without distinction of party. We
notice that oue of tho Scott and Graham clubs of
that city have also called a meeting on the sub
ject. INDUSTRIAL EXUlBBTIoYoP 185.1.
Tho medals, certificates, and Jurors' reports
have just been forwarded to Washington from tbo
Royal Commissioners In London for distribution
among such of the citizens of the United States
as may be entitled thereto, and who w(ill receive
them at au early day.
A mau whom Dr. Johnson once reproved for
lollowmg a useless and demoralizing business
said in excuse : '
'You know doctor, that I must Jive.'
This brave old hater of everything mean and
hateful cooly replied that 'ho did not see tho least
necessity of that.'
ARRIVED.
11. Schr. Wm. II. Smith, Jones, from New York,
to DeRosset & Brown, with' radao. to sundry per
sons. 12. Schr. Ann Elizabeth, Edwards, from Balti
more, to Ellis, Russell &. Co., with mdze.
Schr. E. IJ. Rowley, Rogers, from Philadelphia,
to Geo. Harriss, with mdze.
Brig Buena Vista, Wines, from New York, to
Geo. Harriss.
Steamer Fanny Lntterloh, Steadman, from
Favettevillc, to E. J. Lutterloh.
Schr. Martha, Teal, from New York, to Miles
Costin, with mdze.
13. U S M Steamer Wilmington, May, from
Charleston, with oti passengers.
CLEARED.
12. U S M Steamer Vnndcrbilt, Sterett, for
Charleston, with 58 passengers.
Steamer Rowan, Barbery, for Fayetteville, by
E. J Lutterloh 1 boat in tow.
Schr. Louisine, Barker, for New York, by Miles
Costiu, with Naval Stores, &c.
Schr. D. B. Warner, Harmon, for New York, by
DeRosset &. Brown, with 1,750 bbl.s Turpentine,
20 bbls Spirits Turpentine, 198 bales of Cotton
and 15 tierces Rice.
Schr. Louisa Gray, Sharp, for Baltimore, by
George Harriss, with 90,185 feet Lumber.
13. Steamer Fanny Lutterloh, ' Steadman, for
FayettcviJIe, by E. J. Lutterloh.
Schr. Leopold O'Donnell, Ilofeld, for Baltimore,
by George Harriss, with 64,379 feet Lumber.
Schr. H. N. Gamlfrill, White, for Baltimore, by
Geo. Harriss, with 49,371 feet Lumber, 3 bbls., I
box mdze.
U 8 M Steamer Wilmington, May, for Charles
ton, with 96 passengers.
DISASTER.
Barque White Cloud, Mitchell, from Boston,
for Mobile, sailed from Boston on tho 22d Sept.,
and on the 30.h, in Lat. 81 10, Lou 71, wind from
S. S. E, iucreascd to a hurricane, heavy sea run
ning threw her on her beam ends, succeeded in
cutting away her masts; she then rishtcd. On
the 10th iust. she encountered another gale ot
wind from 8. S. E. Sho then boro off for this
port.when she arrived on tho 10th, to R. G. Rankin.
' V i V
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tend :ii i.
Divis-
SONS C i ij.ii
TQU are hereby requested io n
A Ion Room, on h nilay liio l.'i!i jni ni 7 ...
P. fcl., business of importance will be inirotuccd
for yonr consideration ; a fu aiieniianco Is ihcte
fufeeaineslly requested. Ky order of the V p -Oct.
14.,' . j - . t. g'l.i,
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.
ilPorto Rico, a
.Cuba, 21 a 22
" Meal, 80 n
NAVAL STOKES
Turpentipe,rr bbl lSOlb.
! Yellow dip, 3 15 a
53
37 j
BACON per Ih.
Hams, JV. C. 14 a
Sides, do. 13 a
Shouldrs, do. 12J a 12
H'lg round, 13 a
Hiims western, a
Sides, do. Hi a I H i Virgin din, 0 00 n
Shoulders, do. 10 a 10J Hard, 1 50 a 1
Bui:cr, per lb, 20 a 38 ;Tar 2 00 a
BKKK. nor bbl. ; Pilch, 1 30 u 1
Norihetn nitss, 20 00 :! Rosin by talr,
do prime. No. 1 2 00 a 2 BO
Beef Cattle, 100 ' No. 2. 1 72J a 1 05
ibs., 4 00 a 6 00 No. 3. 95 a 1 09
COWEE, per ib. Spirits Turp't
St. Dotungo, 9 il per gall. 44 a 45
Rio,' 9i a 10l!NAlLS,perlee,10Olbs.
Laguayra, 104 all. Jut, 3 50 a 3 75
Cuba, none. jiWrought, 8 00 o 10 Oil
Java, 14 a :! OIL, per gull.
a 9 J Sperm, 1 12,1 a 1 i5
a LinsecjJ, 65 a 1 00
Kent's toot, 1 5U a
i: Pork, Northern per bbl.
Mess, 21 00 a 22 00
Prime, 17 00 a 19 00
I Peas, per bushel.
B,ye, a
iCow, 80 a 90
Coiion, per lb. BJ
Corn, per bu sh 50
Cuodlea, N. U. 12
do. Northern, 14
Adamantine, 23
Sperm, 45
Cheese, 8
CotionYarn, 15
do Oznaburgs ,9 a
4 4 N C Sheet
ing, 6 a
5 Sheeting 6 a
KLOUU, per bbl.
Favettevillc, 6 25 a
Baltimore, 4 87J a 5 OOji
a
a
a 30
a
a 10
a ,
4I
a 14
Canal, ex
Feathers, 35
GLUK, por,lb.
American, 11
HAY,' per 100 Ibs.
Eastern, a 1 15
N. York, a '
Ash heed
ing, 9 00 a
2 a
I ROW, per lb.
American; best re
fined, a
F.nglisn assorted,
Swede best refin
ed American sheer,
Best Swede
Pea Nuts 95 a 1 00
KICK, per 100 Ibs.
'Cleaned, 4 00 a 4 40
'Rough rice nom. 1 10
: per bush. SO a 82
STAVliS, per I0UU.
6ta 7 00,W. O. hhd.
none,
none.
12 00
rough,
Dressed,
W O. bbl.
rough,
Dressed, none.
; Shingles, per 1000.
Common, 2 00 a 2 60
ilContract, 4 50 a 5 00
! Black's
1 large 5 00 a
j Salt per bushel.
(Turks Is
3f land, ' a
2J, Blown, none.
Liverpool,
G, per sack, a 1 35
4J Soap, per b.
Ciikrry Pectoral. Wo havo departed from
our usual rule in regard to the advertising of Med
icines, in adini ting tho notice of the Cherry Pec
toral to our columne. Il is not patent medicine,
but ono, tho contents of which, are well known to
the medical profession, and which baa proved
highly beneficial in tbo case of a number of our
acquaintance, who were aeriously afflicted with
pulmonary complaint. (Soma of our moat skill
ful and eminent physician recommend it to their
patient in tbelr regular practice, and we, feel that
we are conferring a favor upon tho public by ma
king known it Tirtue. LomviUt Ck. Advocate,
s raie,
5 00 a 16 00, Steel per.lb.
LUMBER, per 1000 feetlBrown
15 00 a 16 00
German,
S. Sawed
Flooring,
W boards 13 00 a,15 00 Blistered,
Plnnd and : Best Cast
caadlng, 13 00 a 15 00;BeM quality
Wide boards I Mill saws,
edged, 14 0U a 15 00 6 feet, 6
6J a
5) a
12 a
6 a
19 a
Refuve half price.
RIVER LUMBER.
Flooring, II 50 12 SO
CD
Wde bo'rd 7 CO
Scantling, 4 BO a
Lard in bbls 12 a
do kegs
ttm pr bbl.
8 Offll
6 M1
12
13
1 121
LICLUORS, per gallon
Peach brandr
A pals,: C." 37JIOO
Rya whiskey 45 a 75
Rectified, , 26 a . 23
N K Hum, i j? 30 a y 33
MOLASSES per gallon
Newp Orleana, ;
10
Sugar oer lb.
N.Orleans 7 a
Porto Rico 61 a
St. Croix, I
Lonf. 01.
TIMBER, per 1000 feet.
Shipping JO 75 a II 00
I'rimemlll 7 a 10 00
Common, 6 60 a 7 00
Inferior. S BO 4 00
Tallow pr lb , 7 a 8
vWNES.percillon.
Madeira. 1 00' a 4 00
Port, .. ), :$1.'00;;4 00
Malaga,.- .,, 40. a - 75-
REMARKS ON MARKET.
We have very few remarks to make, arrivals of
all kinds of Rafted Produce, are quite limited, no
rise in water courses yet, that wo hear of, which
in part Recounts for so littlo doing. Sales of pro
duce for two days past, are as follows :
Torfkntine. 1,900 bbls at $3,llj per bbl for
Soft, and l,57i per bbl for Hard.'
Spirits Turpentine. A small lot at 45 cts per
gallon, purchasers arc not very willing to operate
much at present, at this price.
Rosin Some 500 bbls Common Rosin at $1,10
per bbl.
Tar.-77 bbls Tar at S2 per bbl.
Timber. 5 Rafts at the following prices, accor
ing to quality, viz : $4, 71, and $8 per M.
Ll'mber. Staves and Siiinci.es. No sales of
either to report, very little (if any) in market.
Corn. No arrivals of Corn, for some time past,
the quantity in store is decreasing rapidly. For
price of other articles see Table.
NEW YORK MARKET.
Oct. 11th. Sales of 700 hales of cotton at 10J
for niiil'illing uplands, and 10J for Orleans. For
eign news had a favorable effect on the market?.
Sales of 9,500 bbls flour at SI 31 for State, and
4 62 a 4 75 for Southern. Sales of 30,000 bush
els wheot at 1 04 for white, and $1 09 for Gene
see. Sales of 30,000 bushels mixed corn at 73 a
77J Sales of 1.000 bushels rye at 80 cents. Sales
of 200 bbls pork at 17 15 for mess, and at $15 75
for prime. Sales of 300 bbls of lard at 11 a 1 2
cents. Sales of 100 hhds Cuba sugar at 51 a 5
cents. Sales of 1 ,000 bags of Rio colfeo at 8j a
lH cts. Sales of 2,000 glllons of Linseed oil nt 75
cents.
Naval Stores Crude turpentine bas been quite
scarce, and prices have advanced to 1, with sales
of 750 bbls lust evening at this rate. Wu have
hoard of no larger transactions since the sale of
2,5IK) to arrive, which wo reported Inst week.
Spirits are in light stock with sales of 770 bbl.s at
53 cash to 51, to 90 days, including 550 to-day at
the latter tato, arid small parcels from store ut 55
cash. Rosin is firm ; 1,000 bbls bbls Wilmington
common were sold at $1,50 delivered ; 350 North
County doatSl,40; 100 do No 2 at 42 Ot). and
500 fine at 53,00 a $3,50. Tar is hold at 43,00.
Exports for the week - bbls 9,054
l)o from January 1st - do 345 258
Do same time lust year - do 294 147
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.
Oct. 11. Cotton Sale reach soroo 9G0 bales, in
small lots, nt 10 a 12jc for Uplands, and 10, a 12
for New Orleans, rash and time.
Flour About 7500 bbls Flour have been taken
for shipment, mostly standard .superfine, ut $4,874,
including better brands at $4.44 a 4,50, and extra
34,75 per bbl. For home use sales have also been
limited within tho rango of $4 874 a 4 75 for com
mon mixed brands to extra, ami a'." a 0 51) per bbl
for fancy brands. Rye Flour is very scurco nt
3,75 a 3,874 per bbl
Corn is wanted at improved rates, and 10 to
12,000 bushels sold at 72 a 73 cents for white, and
75 a 70 cents for yellow.
Naval Stores Sales of Spirits Turpentine, nt53
a 55e per gallon, closing at the latter rate ; about
500 hhls Soap Rosin also sold within tho range of
2 a S3, and a small lof of Pitch at $1 75 por bbl.
Tar is scarce.
Rice The only sales uro some small lots of
old at 4 a oc, as to quality.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
By the Franklin.
I.ivrrppnl. September 29 The sales ofCotton on
Saturday, Monday and Tuesday were 28 000 bales,
at Jd advance. Specu'ators and expoders took
about 8,000 bales. Tbo sales on Wednesday were
estimated at 8,000 bales at firm rates. Tho mar
kt was active with an upward tendency in prices
A private account dated Liverpool, Tuesday.
Sept. 28th, says that the sales of that day wero 8
or 9 0(10 bales of cotton, of which 5,000 bales were
taken on export and speculation. American mid
dling qualities, compared with Friday's rates,
were Jd dearer. Other qualities had advanced,
but not so much. All other kinds were firm at
Friday's rates. Tho total sales sinco Thursday
had been 33,000 bales, and tho imports 20,000
bales.
Breadstuff's Flour was scarce, and enquired
for at full rates. Sales of canal at 20s 6d a 2ls ;
Philadelphia and Baltimore, 21s 3d a 21s Od; St.
Louis and Ohio, 31 a 22s. Wheat wag active at
Is decline. Siles of white at 6s 2d a 6s 6d ; mix
ed, 6s Id a 6s 3d. Corn steady. Sales of white
at 30s 1 yellow, 29 a 29s 6d ; mixed, 28 a 28s Od.
Provisions were dull. Tho stock of Bacon was
reduced. Sales of mess Beef at 120 a MOsj mess
Pork, 75 a 96s ; Ldrd, 60 a 66s. '
London Markets. The money market was tight
and public securities fiat consols closed at 100
a 100.
Sugars were unaltered. CotTeo quiet. Rice bad
advanced 3d with sales of 2,000 bags ; market firm.
Tallow firm 41s.
At Manchester business was less active. Ac
counts from tho woolen districts wero favorable.
The Iron trado was much excited, pome man
ufacturers were advocating another rise of 20s per
ton.
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
IHE subscriber having much experience in ihe
. business 0f teaching, will open an English and
Classical School on Monday ihe.ISih inst.,In tho
house lately occupied, by Mr. Guess. '
f"1"' tuition per session of five months, to be
paid In advonce, as follows t
Common English brammcs, Including .Reading '
Writing, Arithmetic, Geography, Grammar and His-
tory '..-' 810 CO "
Higher English branches, Including Algebra. Sur- "
veying, Navigation, Book Keeping, Natural Philos- '
ophy.Uhemlsirv, Rhetoric. Composition, 4c J2 CO
Latin and Greek Languages-.. .......... ....jg jjrj'
Kel per session- Q
No deduction will be made for absence except' In
cases of protracted sickness, . - .,
w -""' "? H-JOHNSON.' . -"
N. B. Persons wishing to confer with the Princl-
pal, can have an opportunity of doing so by calling
at the residence of Air. Isaac Nouhrop;
Wilmington, Oct 14, . .. . V- 8l4w
NEW:BOOTSANDsndES.Vi;:
uu iiuuciBigiieu return ineirgi- a
sincere thanks for the" very lib tkm -eral
patronage thev have reeel. -
ved, and hope by strict attention. to business to
merit a continuance of the tame. ' 'I hey arenow -' '
receiving their Foil Stock, consisting tof Ladies.f H
Mjss and Child' GatterB, pf every style 1 Gents; i.
Boys, and Child' Boots and Shoes of eveery style p " -Gents
Rubber Oyer Shoes and CIpgsL'ot cvef f style;"
Ladies ? " ' ' ! anew'ndbau..V.
IliUi UlltJJfU, "IMi weiy tutliJt ucrr, uuuilUjU l OI1U A
aiiKainnftnl In finf llnfl. inn ntimmrtiifi in niifd l ' '
an advonlsempt. JON KS jt GARDNER.: I'
Oct 12., . jsvVi' -r
GREER AND ENGLISH , LEXICONS
I DOZ. Liddell and Scott': Greek' ond English' '
i Lexicons, just received and for sale ut j-w '"s
S. VV..VV lit l AK.t;tl'5j.
Oct 12.
1 90. V, '
NOTICE .
"TOTICP: is hereby given,, that all the install
ments on subscriptions, to the capital stock, ot
the Capo Fear and Deep River Naylgntlon Com ,
puny, w 11 ilii wcro iiiiuiu 'iiui iu inc j i hi 01 futr, :
181, are now due, and that on all eubscrlptipna" "
made since that lime, instalments amounting '
75 per cent ure due. ' J. J. JACKSON,
I rcas. w. t . 4 V. 1U N. Co. '
..;- ,,'.:.;:";.. -f tfrlmt f
Oct. 12.
MITVAL RELIEF IN SICKNESS.
1IXIIIN HEALTH 'ASSCCHTIOS .OF JIRCISU"
pENKRAL Office No. 8, Law Buildings, Rlch-t'
J niond, Va , (Jos 11 ana uuorantee K 11 net i&,uuy. ,
This i ah Association instituted for the mutual
benefit of its members In. case bf sickness, or acci-v '
dent. " f,
By depositins annually, amounts of from two toys;;
ten dollars, all the immunities of membership, and; ,
a weekly benefit when sick or disabled; equal fo tho" ' "
amount depofiieu, will be received, t, Ayw-i
. . . . . l . .. n .. . .
Deposits oi persons over ou year 01 s;s a pcrii.
cent extra, $1,50 Admission Fee i charged the first
year. ' V.J
The uonsiitution una oytwf, names an nu(v.,
merous references, &c, furnished by tho Agent. ;.
Mr. V. S. D. Belknap is a duly authorized Agent." "
for tho Association, through whom oil in Wilmin-j;
ton and contiguous plvces desirous of avalllngv
themselves of lis benefit may become member. , J
L. H. UKYNUL.U6. 1'rcsldcnU
J. K. Fuller,
G. W
1 . W
N. B. Tho Agent may bo cen nt the Washing
nnA T fmtaifa ir..u.l nml will Ha Im rtnu'M pnm
iniuiieatc full nartieulsrs concerning the Institution
tonllwhoapidy. . f
Oct. 9. -BiMrnvr" "
I. Fuller, ) -r ' , t:..
fieedham, Klnanco Committee. r j;, fj.
f. Bclden, J '' ' Vj-
Oct 12.
"THE LIVE GIRAFFE." .
. and cun be hi
WH1T4KEU'.
TS received weekly, ond cun be hod Tor 5 ct per .,
lcopv, .it VIUT4KEU'ci Bookblorc.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN.:, ;
nIIAT the nnnunl meeting of ihe Stockhojders,
1 of the Wilmington and Ralclizh Rail Road
Company, will he held In this piece, ,on Thureday
U1U lllll Uil Ul 11UVCIIIUVI iiu.i
October 12, 1852.
JAMES S. GREEN, Sec.,
LIV ES OF THE CANDIDATES.
CAMPAIGN ond Libraty edifions.of tbe llf-of :
Gen. Scott, tind Pierce, For sale 01 aa
... ... ..... ..n 1 mm -.'
f
A FACT WORTH KNOWING.
GENTLEMEN, if you want to get Coats, Pants
or Vests, which for elegance of cut, fineness of
quality, and low prices cannot be surpassea by any
establishment in ihe country, call at the new store
of II. W. ARNOLD, So side Market st.
Oct 14. 91
SHIRTS, Collars, Drawers, Hotlery, Gloves,
Cravats, Scarfs, Suspenders, Handkerchiefs, &c,
in short, every variety of articles for Gcnttomen's
wear can always bo selected from a complete stock,
by calling at tho Clothing Store of
Oct 14. II. W. All NOLD.
A LARGE lot of Trunks just received snd In '
store. ti. tv, aiuxuld.
Oct 14.. .91
WESTERN BACON.:;
OH HHDS sides, and 10 hhd shoulders-very
ArU superior. .For isle by . r
., finusar.i 9 uitunn.f
1
u ui ivu I'ClVPII'B . ..9..--1
Ot,:12. . ,, . 00.' i
" PREPAiWmTCHOOL. J)
rVMIF. undersiged lakes this method of announcing ;:
1 10 the citizens of Wilmington and Its vicinity, ,
1 hut he has opened a permanent School at the most
uiinMe nlaci! In town known OS th ' ' '
f fellows sciwoliiouseJ'' -j
For a session of five months, tho rate of tuition . vj- .
aro as follows : , - ,
Rending. Writing and Arithmetic ... ".... 13 00 ,
Geography, Grammernnd History. ,..., 10 00 j
Natural Philosophy, Chemlstiy, and Book f
k eep i n a v.' 1 2 00 ,,j ,&,-
Logic, Uhotoric and Composition, Survoying,
Algebrft, snd higher classc...;.. 16 00 ',
Laiin Language ,, ...k.,.-v6 00 3
Greek Language ....... 16 00
French Lunguooa-ln School 110 1 out or
School r 12 00,'
Fuel, Slate Pencil, pens and Ink""."'. 1 00f .
Thp iTnaflralatned la a Graduate of lha Unl vers 1-
ty of Nonh Carolina, from whose faculty he bring 7
testimonlols of the highest charoctcrmlsofrom Mr. v
Wm. J. Bingham, the celebrated Teacher of thl,: f.J
State. Opportunity will be thus offered for young :..
men to scquirea complete English education, ana
be prepared for a lift of Mercantile busiae,- or forf 1 -
onsy cnirancn iniu in uunnttu vi m oj ,
lege in. the Union. ' ? T. J. NORCUM. . ,
Hon. W. S. Asho, ' Col.' WniT E.?Anderoor:!r;
(Jol. wsmuel. rerson, mm uiiimq.,
Dr. Thomas
Miles Cos 1 In
Oct. 9
I J. Person, Jamo Grist, Esq., - ' v 5
1 II. Wright, Daniel L. Raise!!, Eeij , ,
n, Esq., Messrs. Freeman& Houtfln.
(Herald copy ! week.) 69-lw. ""
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iitct wrrnvrn TIMHI RnTON
C)t KITS Mackerel r 20 do Salmon 20 qr bbl , f.
CU.Mackorol extra ) 10 half bbls do dot 1 bbl f a
dodo; IdoSolunion, bn retail 1 10 quintal Codj .v
Fish 1 100 bags extra Dairy Salt 100 boxe do do; y
500 doz jars of Pickles-all kinds 1 Odoi Cnpt Ca , ...
pus; 6 doz Olives t 0 del 'Lobster 8 do Yeost ;
Powderi 6 do Coxes Selection Oido"Tomnto
Catsup; 12 cans Boston Crackers BO boxes Ada-,. ,v
mantlne Candles-best quality. Por sal by 4
HOWARD 4 FEDEN. , ,
Oct 5. 8T 1 r a
i
UPTON'S GLUE;
': 0ct i4.;. ;:
91.
cr BBLS just received from ihe manufactory-...-.f
t)) being tho cheapest ond purest Glunow maao .t j
for Distillers' use. .". ,'. " . "J
ThI Glue require double iho quantity of water, ..
to dissolve, will go much farther and do much bet-,
tcr service than tho orainsry snarp qu-uiy., , t ,
Two kind have been received snd Introduced to
Consumer, It will b old l1" P-,'r
r.'f : ...!', . 88-61. .
COATS 4 '.r
Oct.
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