North Carolina Newspapers

THE COMMERCIAL. WILMINGTON, N C .: 1 TUESDAY, OCTOBER V 1853. , OUH t HUM. l'AUISv'; - t. . J On out; first page will be found an Interesting article on the Disbanding of the Fishing Squad ron &c.,aud Foreign Newt, though tlmf hy tho i American, in another column, Is latere ;, s v1-" ' Um. march's Mrrrnn. CfJ :Thi Important Document has nn ? : pear-v 'aace, and, we suppose is We L vUiucut of the 'present administration". Car Consul at Constant : - liiropie, and Captain i.vghaium,.! rimy sustained. i rt... ...i ;.,t nf the i-iHiln of" an Hmhrrrt titizen: 1LU O -. J 1 1 " - Q" J ' T r,,i i! at nf the Law of Nations dro treated of. We fjrbear comment for the present, as we hope . to i !aco the5 whole anhjectr matter of the Letter V'lv.fiirri orir Vcndirwii T1inr3.iir' In 'a mindenscd t form so that it mayte understood without read in - t'.iO wheWcsf a Uocnmont that is so painfully - . CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. A meeimg of the ;Cliamlcr of Commerce will " be held on Thursday jiexf, at 2 P. M.,at the Corn-mi&sioners-office. ': - W? f . :: STATE FAIR. .The Raleigh Standard contains a schedule of , the Preminmi to be atranlfd at thn Statn Pair, ft U - ll , . 1 il . : Premiums are in the shape of Diplomas. Of couise , the Committeo" have not the means of awarding Jhe outset orth,eebjeirweC , . "V T , TUB ORTH: CAROLINIAN. The FayettevillOiiNfcriA Carolinian comes to us much enlarged and In a dress of entire new type. It Ia werj Landsome sheet. ' MEDICAL JOURNAL. -TTe havo receired Hho October number of the Ec&clic Medical Journal, published in Cincinnati, Ohio, at two dollars per annum. Y'-'v.-" FAT PERSONAGES. Our neighbor of the Joiinhl last week alluded to our respectable Representative, Mr. Ashe, on account of his being fat, ac i tated the fact that the SpartanS whipped, their, citizens for being too fat for tho exercise and the service of Sparta, on the authority of Mr. Baccs, who states, this thing as a faet in his Historic Portraits: We,;dare say Mr. Bruce Intended to ho entertaining ant amus ing, without being particular as to . hlstocical pre eisioo. ,.: '''" i ' TTjo jUtrna would not intimate thlttofit wor thy Kepresentativc has become too fat to be of crvice to the State, of course hut such would be theOference some folks would draw froi t wo of the issues of the Daily of last week. - It may be understood, and we desire kll our f. iends to consider the matter, that fat, if not an iadication of honest, is an auxiliary to that vir tue. . Fat men become lazy, and it requires all the time they are willing to use, to be honest. , Thus the Poet saith : -f "IloneU men are the soft easy cushions,; $ "On wlucb knaves repose and fatten." Tho writer meant fat to be sure, when he said honest tho words being tantamount, equivalent &c And the' doctrine is tiere inculcated that knaves do not become honest till they get fat. Alas for,somo folks we could mention if we were not inclined to be silent hi a matter so delicate. For we admit, that though fat may be delicate to beef &c., leanness isagreat ingredient in the deli cacy of man ; though it sjieaks nothing for his honesty, as the argument shows. We call to emortmcc Caezar, the ancient gentle man who wrote the illustiions Commentaries admired by all who have read them as well asly maay who hare not. What docs Crczar say, according to the truthful Shakespeare 1 "I like not that spare Casisus ; "Give me some fat ran near me." , , Excellent Csezar a man of most intense discern ment But be fell by the dagger of a pretended friend whom he loved as many a man has fallen since his day, with and without the steel ; some by treachery merely. t Another instance of the superiority of the ele ment of which we are treating, is found In the words of Sir John, as recorded by tho Bard of Avon. "There live but three honest men unhang ed in England" (said Sir John) and one of Ihem is fat and grows old." How the two jean'ones become classed among tho honest is not said. But things marvellous have happened inevery age. v-- Even in the present day, there are? lean men who are susDected of honestv and fat men who I who are suspectca ot nonetj mtMntn who j are snspecieu oi ucing uiuei iau. 4 o iuvu v personal application in this matter, and, will not. certainly be so inconsiderate as to make the appli cation of the latter clause of the ahdve sentence to"onrself." Friend Asns and ourself maTJ' mutually and severally defy the world for. If they givo us credit for nothing else, they cannot deny our fat. Though neighbor Asms may htj awarded the merit of being faithful to his constituency peradven ture be is a "terrible dimtnecrat," as an excellent personal friend once said of another who shall be nameless,' at the present 'Writing. Terrible Gfcle-Marlue . Disasters Scarcity :':"-:ifcaekerel.f ... i Borrow, 8ept. SO. We have accounts here from Halifax by mail to the 26th inst. ' The sWpf Onprey arrived at Halifax from St. Johns NewfoBwdland, reports that quite a num ber of fishing boats, with their crews, have been wrecked and all hands lost, on the North. side of 'Newfoundland, in tbe terrible gale of the 15th. It U apprehended that' immense damage has en- sued "The ship Prince Edward reports that the macke ' rel fishery, has been ycry -unsuccessful, and thai all the fleets have been unfortunate.- It-is ex pected .therefore that fish must naturally advance. "T2lfncrican, vessels had all had poor luck. A . Tcsselt had;rarrived at Gloucester, after three ' months abnciWith only 50 bbls. of Mackerel. , She apolie" othir Teasels who had none. V DESTRUCTIVE -FIRE. : tliwsu,; Mass., .SepL 30. Tho Museum and Tbatr? in this pUco' were totally destroyed by gro this; afternoon. The building belonged to nitoreihlChealefw insured, but tho properties, rained at $5,000, were uninsured. -"TnE DEAE AXD.DUMB ANDVTJJE BLIND. v " h . Uacwou, Oct, 1. We vouU again call the attention of bur friends at a distance to these two classes, for whose bene fit the 8tato has made so liberal provision It is very strange but true, that there are many peo ple in onr bounds who are aiiH Ignorant of that fact, and will continue to be so unless tho-1 ore enlightened chUens iio reside near thcro tuSo snfflcient interest in the subject to inform then of It. Our country population is remarkablo (or ; : v . j to l.aleigh and ..u ing of tbe State Ay humane and chria eenfortnnate children liiem know' that Mich' an in- stltutlon f- .td which 'they cap. be admitted withort . and without price. -AH tney have to c . to cone.'";-,-7 i "--"VI" Will not some'of 4ho gentlemen who expect to ;..tend4ho reaCState -Fair on. the IStU of this monthj -exert themselves to "discover' and bring along with them some'of these interesting ob jects of the beaeflcenco of the Coranioriwealth 1 We siBcerely hope that they will, and that the present respectable nomber of pupils will betbere by considerably enlarged.. PsL . t '? ARRIVAL OF UTIIE AMERICA. THREE DA YS LA TER FROM E VROPE. Actual IIosiLliltis between the 1irkish and Russian Troops. Jfe. Halifax. Sept 30. The steamer America, with Liverpool dates of Sept. 17h and 126 passengers, arrived last night. She encountered tremendous gales on the passage. The Baltic arrived out on tho 14th. The passengers report that the Turki&h army had actually attacked the Russian outposts. The Czar was understood to be willing to ac cept the Vienna note and evacuate the principal ities,, provided the Sultan's modifications were stricken off. A new jnanifciUo was expected from Russia. At Constaminepie the war spirit was 5n the as cendant, and the walls were covered with placards calling ou tlie fulthtftil to fight against the Russians. ENGLAND. Mr. Buchanan had declined the invitation to dine with the Liverpool Chamber ot Commerce. The cholera was spreading io London and Liv erpool. There had been over 150 deaths at New castle. Mr. Marsh, IT. S. Consul to Madeira, had arri ved in England. The weather was very unsettkd. The steamer Western had arrived at Liverjool from Brazil, wkb Gen. Lopez, Minister from Para guay. Buenos Ay res dates to July 30 had been re ceived. The next day after Urqniza fled on board an American steamer, his troops surrendered, and the Pi evince became entirely tranquil. Business was reviving. Urqui.a, at last accounts, was qui et at Kutre Rios. THE EASTERN QUESTION. On fhe special demand of the Four Powers, tfie Sultan has consented to postpone the issuing of his manifesto to his people, which is said to be couched in warlike language, and to amount to a declaration of war. The Turks continue their armaments, and every thing is paid for promptly in specie. A new levy of 80,000 men was progressing actively. Detachments wer- constantly inarching to join Omer Pasha. A reserve corps was being formed at Adrianoplc, under Mthemet Pacha. The Sul tain reviewed the Egyptian troops on the 30th August. The Tacha cf Egypt promises to send 15,000 more troops. The Russian Commander at Bucharest had is sued an order to his troops, saying that Russia was called upon to annihilate Paganism, and all who opposed her w ould be annihilated. t.Omer Pasha had sent a warning to Prince Guts- chakotf, that if the Russian gun-boats came too 1 near the Batteries thev would bo sunk. I . -,Tho Dragomen of the Russian Embassy had ar- ' tived at Constantinople, attended by several steam- ers. ,.It is reported that the French Ambassador ur gently persuaded the Sultan to recall his modified HOteicven after ho had forwarded it to St. Peters burg". . ..The troubles between the Ilospodars and the Porte continue. The latest dispatch says the Sul tan has given- rhem )ermission to remain in the Principalities: , DIED. Wit.t.mM Kirk Patrick, a native of Ireland, was taken sick on board the Brothers' Steam Boat Company's Flat, and was taken off by the steamer lirwan, Capt. Barb&k, aud brought to this place, where he died on the night of the 2d instant. At Orton, Brunswick Co;, on the 2Gth inst., of Typhoid Fever, Wm. McKkith:n, in the 56th year of his age: universally esteemed by all who knew him, for his sterling probity, untiriug energy, and almost unerring judgmeut. v rrjf-AlEDIUIN'ES WORTHY OF A Pi,ACK IN ALL FAMILIES, B KING PREPARED BV RKGULAR GitADUATK AND PHYSICIAN OK YEARS EXPERIENCE. DR. J. S- ROSE'S NERVOL'S AXD ISYIGORATISG CORDIAL, The greatest discovery in medical science. This ! astonishing preparation for raising up a weak con- slit ution.deOlllta tea uy care, ia nor, siuay oraiscose, acts like a-eharm It gives stregth and apetltc and possessea-grest invigorating properties. For Heart Disesc, all Nervous Affection, Flatu- lence, Heart Burn, Restlessness, is ututmess, reu- mlaia. raisinar the soirits. i no giving power to me whole system, it it almost miraculous in it effect. 50 cents a bottle. A MEDICINE FOR EVERY FAMILY. Dr. J. S. Rose's Pain Curer will cure all pains in the stomach or bowels in a few minutes. For Toothache, or Pains in the Face, it acts like a charm, giving instant reliaf. Indeed for pain in any part of the body or for Sprains, Rheumatism from cold, or pains in the side, back or limbs, it is invaluable. Nothing equal to it for Lumps or Aqueing in the Breast. No person should travel without a bottle by them, in case of sudden sick ness. In bottles 1'2 J, 25 and SO cents. FOR ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS. DR.J. S. ROSE'S CARMINATIVE BALSAM. A sure remedy for all bowel complaints. This Mixture is one of the most important medicines, and should be kept in all families. As a specific for bowel complaints it has never failed. Twenty five cents per bottle. for all Diicaicrof the Kidneys and Bladder. DR. J. S. ROSE'S COMPOUND FLUID EX TRACT OP'BUGHU. This is decidedly one of the besi remedies ever used fordiseases of the kidneys, bladder dec, and also for gouty affections, always highly recom mended by th late Dr. Physick, and many of the most distinguishedMedical men abroad. Price 50 cervts. For Female Complaint. Dr. J. S. "Rose's Golden Pills, for falling of the Womb. Female Weakness, Debility and Relaxa- ion, 0 cis. ' ' ' , , Dr. J. S. Rose's Female Specific. A remedy for Painful Menstruration, Leucorrcceaor Whites, 1. Allof the above Preparations, with' Dr. Rose's Medical Adviser to 'persons Irr Slekness and in Health to be hndbf C. A D, DePttE, Wilmington, N. C, end of Dealers generally throuho the State. 'Ager's Ckerry Pectotai. We believe fth& to he ait excellent preparation, and shall therefore not hesitate to recommend it Jo our readers. It has been tested in numerous instances itrtfriBiIty.aud in several which have come under ourownobser vation. it has accomplished what other . popnhu medicines and some of out most skilful physicians had Tailed to accomplisb-r perfect cure, in cases of (apparently) confirmed consumption. It is the only medicine for this disease which can be hcart :'yrcor4raend,XV7tysra Advocate, lt.l wantof curlosiry. 'i ret am home withe InstitnUotv Now ' tUn work to l-v T: of the Stater f Weak, Nervous,' Depressed in Spiri , and a prey to innumerable mental as well as'pl -,'ical erils, the victim of dynpepsi Is indeed an object of commiseration. Vet H is absurd for him to des nalr. We care not how low. weak, i rvons 'and irritablu he may1 be, the cordial j ; operjtiea of Hoonand's Uerroan BUtera. prepared by W,U. JacksoU, Philadelphia, ere stronger than the many headed monster which i preying tifon hir body and mind and If he chooses to try them; we will insure a fcjieedy cure. fr, . V STABLER'S J'fJOOD MEDICINES" are popa lar with all who know of them. ' See their adver tisement in another column. Their Cherry Ex-pet-fora?! is admirable for Coughs, tc, and their Diarrkasa Cordial is the best remedy fort diseases of the Bowels now extant. .rtjrr -. MARINE NEWS: 1'ORT OF WILMINGTON-OCTOBER 4. ARRIVED. " - Sept. 30. Schr. Agnus 11. Ward,- Watts from New River," to Rankin & Martin, with naval stores Steamer Sun, Rush, from FayeMeVille, to J, J. Lippitf. ..I. i'r Schr. Vrrglnia OrifflPh, rinmmerVfiom Carlea ton, to J. & D. McRae & Co . with sack salt;- - . Schr. Cardenas, Verry.lroM Marblo Uead,- Mass to Wm. M. Harriss. The t'ardenns tva bound to Philadelphia, but could not get ibvne on account tf iiettd wiuibi. Se&r. Julia, Corson, from Charlesten, to Geo. liwriss, , -.-v -I Oct, 1. U.S. M. steamer Gladiator, from Charleston, uilli 'IX passengers. . '- . - Schr, Susan, Kelly, flow Charleston: !l Rankin & Martin. - '"."'-s.- -; Schr. J. S. Shriwr, Vain, from Charles ton, to J. &. D. McKae &Co. Steamer Southerner, Junes, from Fayetteville, to W. 1J. AJcliarv. Steamer Alice. Itothwell. fniai Favetteville. to ' J. It. Blossom 2. U. S. M. steamer Wiluiingt on. Burns, from Charleston, with 35 pnsseiiKcre. Steamer Uov. Graham, Hurt, from Fayettcville, toT. C. Worih. Schr. North Wester, Rogers, from New Loirtlon, to Geo. llariiss. Schr. Alnw, Hudson, from Chareslou, to M. Cost in. Schr. Kivid Siatih, Peterson, from Cliarlestou, to Geo. llan i.vs. Schr. Citizen. Poor, from Wareham, (Mass.,) to Kidder & Martin. Schr. Wni. & John, Campbell, from Charleston, to Deltossett & Brown. 3. U. S. M. steamer Gov. Dudley, Bates, from Charleston, with 21 passengers. Oct. 3. Schr. North Wester, Rogers, from Charleston, to Geo. Harris. Schr. Sidney Price, Sculd.r, from Philadelphia, to Geo Harris. CLEARED. Oct. 3. Schr. Harriett llallack, Pow, lor New York, by J. H. Flanncr, with Naval Stores. Steamer Douglass, Bunks, for Favetteville. bv John Banks, with 1 Flat in Tow ' ..(,c!1TSt.l;?me.r. E.Y''.Fte" Watson, for Fay- etteville, by Win. H. McKarv. ' Schr. Golden Uuk), Malconib, for New York, by ' J. R. Blossom. i Schr. At red Barnatt, Baker, for New York, by J. II. Flanner. ! U. S. M Steamer Gov. Dudley, Bates, Am- Char leston, with 104 passengers. ; Steamer Sun, Ruh, for Fay et Seville, by JVs. J. Lippitt. i Oct 2. U. S. M. Steamer Gladiator, Sfcrett, for j Charleston, with 112 passengers. Oct. S. U. S. M. Steamer Wilmington, Burns, for Charleston, with 73 jwssengers. Steamer Alice, Rothwcll, for FayefteviUe, by Jos. R. Blossom. TRAVEL ON VIL. & MAN. RAIL ROAD. Arrival and departure of the steamer Stpp and Fetch It, Curtis, plying between the Wilmington ; & Raleigh, aud Wilmington & Manchester Rail 1 Road: 1- 7 o'clock, A M.. arrived with 23 passengers bound uorth. 9 o'clock A. M., same day, return ed with 35 imsscngcrs bound south. 2. 7 o'clock A. M., arrived with 15 passenger, bound north. 9 o'clock A. M , same day, returned with 14 passengers for the south. 3. 7 o'clock A. M., arrived with 12 passengers, bound north. 9 o'clock A. M.. same day, relum ed with 22 passengers for the south. AflHIVAL OP PKODLCK BV SAMK ROAD: Oct. 30. Ill bbls. Rosin, 45 bbls. Sp'ts Tury.. ! 30 bales Cot too. NEW YORK Sept. 29. Schr. -Arrived. Wake, Briggs, hence. Cl.F.A RED. j Sept. 29. Schr. Minerva Wright. Rogers, for this i port. Schr. A J. DeKosset, Derrickson, for this port. Schr. Adele, Applegit, for this port. Sept. 30. Ira Brewster, Williams, for this port. BOSTON Cl-KABED. Sept. 28. Barque E. Churchill, Blake, for this port. Schr. Ozark, Lord, for this port. Sept. 29 Schr. Gjo. Marshall, Coleord, for this port. BATH Arriakd. Sept. 28 Brig Richmond, Cbelsey, hence. NEW BEDFORD Ci.eabkd. Sept. 28. Schr. Orion, Pettengil, for this port. MEMORANDUM. Lisbon, Sept. 2. The Wasp, from Newport for Wilmington, N. 0. put in here 29th ult., very leaky. She will be released from Quarantine to-day, and it is supposed must discharge. NOTICE TO MARINERS. , The Light Boat on Horse-shoe shoal, a little below New Inlet, Capo Fear River, N. O., will be removed from her moorings for repair on tbe 3d of October following, and maybe absent'flve days. Her place will be marked by a red barrel buoy D. P. WOODBURY, Light House Inspector. DENTISTRY. Da. F. B. CARR has returned from the North with a largely increased stock of Teeth. Instruments, Ac- Having consulted many eminent Dentists, he has perfeet confidence in the superiority of Alien's Pa tent moue ot inserting teetn witn arttnciai gums. Full sets inserted immediately after the extraction of the teeth, and remodelled after the gums have healed without additional charge. They can be worn without pain, and removed from the mouth by the wearer, and are cleaner and stronger than teeth insetted in any other way, -and are warranted to give perfect satisfaction. All other operations per formed in the most approved manner. Reference to individuals in this place now wearing teeth with tne pa i en i improvement. Oct 4-w-tr tf 86 (Weekly Journal tf;-Weekly Herald tf; and Fay ettevine Observer tf.) MILLENERY. MRS. SARAH H. KELLEY takes this method oi informing her town and country pa irons that she has retured from the North with a fine and well selected stock of Goods in her line, of the latest Paris Fashion und Styles, consisting in E art of Hats, Ribbons, Cuffs, Collars, Caps, Head Iresses. &c , &c . of everv varietr the most fasti dious can desire. She returns her sincere thanks to her patrons for their past favors and solicits a continuance of the same. She has brought out an excellent Milliner to as sist and please customers. Hats cleaned and trimmed as usual. Oct4-tf 86 (Weekly Journal copy one month and send in bill.) TURK'S ISLAND SALT. Af()( BUSHELS in store and afloat, for sale -wvr by - FREEMAN & HOUSTON. Oct 4 V -. .. PAPIER. '7 1 rX( REAMS Wrspplner Paper for sale by I JK 9 t Oct 4 . , FREEMAN & HOUSTON! . - MILL STONES 1" Pair Ksepus Mill Stones, 30 inches diameter, for wleby FREEMAN & HOUSTON. , r ff a. WnOLESALfi PIECES CURRENT. BACON pertb. HamvW.C- 12 a 13 Sides, do. 9 a 10 Shouldrs, do.v' 9 a. 10 Hrtg round, ? -l(Ha 11 Ha ma western , lit a 13 5 Porto Rico, Cuba, 22 a 25 80 Meat, 75 NAVALSTORF.S TurpenlitifTi U 28016 Yellow otp, 3 "75 e " Virgin dip 3 T5 ; a Hsrd, '1 75 a - jr J" Tar,' v . . 2 50 a Pitch,- .1 60 a Itnin hv tnltf. ' Sides, - do, '9 a' 9i Shoulders, do. tt a 8t Butter, per lb , - 2S a 27 BEEFner bbl. , Northern mess, 13i a 14 . do prime ' Beef Cattle, 100 . , , ibs.j - 6 00 a COFFEE, per lb. St. Donunzo, 11 - QNo. 1 2 75 a 3 00 no.z. a i a No. 3. 95 a i 06 Spirits Tur' ' - per gait. - 56 a 60 NA1 US. per keg, 100 lbs. Cut, 5 50 a Wrought, 12ia OIL, pel gall. Sperm, 1 15 a 1 C5 Linseed, 75 a fi5 Neat's foot. I 50 a Pork, Northern per bbl. Mess, 17 -50 a 18 00 Prime,' 0 00 a-00 00 Peas, per bushel. ' B.Eye, a 12 Rio,..,-,.' LaguayraVi ic , Cuba, : Java, Cotton, per lb. 12 a 13 13 a 14 none. 14 a 15 10 n 10 Uorn, per bosli a Candles, N. C. 12 , a 14 do. Northern, 14 ..a 16 Adamantine, .25 a 40 S per m, t 45 a B0 Cheese,, ; , r : 10 a Cotton Yarn, r Ki a 17 i do Oznaburgs 9Ja 10 4-4 N C Sheet- j ng. 1 71 a 8 j i Sheeting "6 a 7 j FLOUR, per bbl. I Fayeitevtilc.'S fiafi 50 Baltimore, 5 75 a Canal, ex. G 50 a 8 50 Feathers, 42 a 45: GLUE, per lb. I American, 11 a 14 HAY, per 100 lbs. Eastern, 00 a 1 00 I N.York, 0 a 924 Cow, 85 a ' " " Pea Nuts a RICE, per HO lbs. . Cleaned, 4 00 4 25 Rough rice now. per bush. a o I A VKS,Ter tuuo. W. O hhd. rough, none. Dressed, none. R. O. hhd rough, a Dressed, none Shmgtes, per 1000. Common. 00 a 2 60 Contract, 4 50 a 6 00 Black's -large 5 00 a 5 60 Ash head ing. Hollow ware, 3i a 4 IRON, per To. Ainerieati, best re--fined, 5 a English assorted, Swede best refin ed 6 a Ataerican sheer, i I salt per bushel. i Turks Is 51 land, 50 a Blown, none. Liverpool, per sack, 1 42J a Soap, per lb. liest bwrde . LUMBER, perlOOO feet. S. Sawed 15 00 a 16 00 Pale, 0 a Brown, Steel per lb Floorin?, 16 00 a 17 00 German, 15 a German, W boards 15 00 a 16 00 Blistered, 6 a Plant! and Best Cast 20 a scantling, 13 00 a 15 00 Be?! quality 7 25 Wide boards Mill saws. ed2ed, 11 00 a 15 00 ' 6 feel, 5 00 a 6 00 Refuse half price. ItlVER LUMBER. ! V, nr IK iN. Orleans 5J 7 8 11 Flooring, 12 25 a 12 50 Porto Rico 6 Wde bo'rds 8 00 8 50 St. Croix, 8 a Scantling, a SOO I.oaf. 10 n Lard in bbls 12i a ITIMBER. per 1000 fret. do kegs 12 a 13 Shipping, 12 CO a 13 00 Lime pr bbl.. 00 jPrime mill 9 a 12 00 LIQUORS, per gallon. Common, 5 50 o 7 08 Peach brandv :nferior. 3 50 a 4 00 Apple, 40 a 1 00 Tallow pr lb 7 a 8 Rye whiskey 45 a 75 I WINES , per cation. Rectified, 32 a 34" MatTcfra, 100 a 4 00 IV E Rum, 6b a ,Po t, MOL ASSES per gallon. M,ilnSa, NewOrlcans, a 1 1 00 a 4 40 a FREIGHTS. To NEW YORK: Naval Stores, Turpt. 50 on deck. CO under. Spirits Turpentine, Yarn and Sheeting, Cotton, To PHILADELPHIA : Naval Stores. 40 on and a 45 under. Spirits Turtuintine, 80 cts. pe. bbl. 6 cts. pel loot. SI a SI 25 " bale 73 cts pcrbbl. Wilmington nauk ttatesot' Exchange Checks on New York, 1 perccntperm riniaacipiiia , I " " Boston, 1 ' " C'OitfitrfiRCIAL, We have but little to note in this number, ex cept in the sales Of Naval Stores, as but little else has been reported for two days past. Turpentine. Since Saturday morning last, 1 143 bbls. Turpentine (Virgin and Yellow Dip) were disposed of in tho following manner, viz : 875 bbls. at 3.60 per bbl.; 68 bbls. at S3 Go, and 200 bbls. at $3.75 per bbl. market closing at latter price; in good demand. Rosiv. 600 bbls. Common Rosin (barrels small size) were sold at 95 cents per barrel. Tar. 144 bbls. Tar, at 2.50a2 60per bbl. and 200 bbls. at 32.50 per bbl. Spirits Turpentine. No sales of Spirits Tur pentine that we hear of since our last report. Timber. 5 Rafts have been disjtosed of at the following prices, viz: 2 Rafts at S5i, 1 at S7, 1 at $'8 and I at &10 "5 per m. prices varying as in quality. Salt. 300 sacks of Salt were sold at $1 42J per sack at 90 days. Bacon and Cokn. A fiir supply yet in store. For prices sec table. EXPORTS OF THE WEEK ENDING, 3d INST. 90 000 feet. S. S. Lumber, Shingles, Turpentine, Rosin, Spirits Turpcntino, Tar, Yarn, Sheeting, Wastu, Cotton. Wool, Beeswax, Rice, Paper, Copper Ore, Piour, No. 90,000 5 600 bbl. 13 175 2.390 " 141 " 57 bales. 98 ' 8 " 2 " I " 3 bags 228 casks 106 b'dls. 37 bbls. 8 " NEW YORK MARKET. Oct. 1. The Shipping and Com. List reports: Flour. Southern Flour the sales are 0700 bbls. at $6.62iaS7:31T, as to quality. Corn 80a81 1 cents. Naval Stores. Tbe market for Turpentine is without changcS-stoCk almost nothing. Spirits Turpentine has fluctuated since Tuesday, but was again firm at the close, the foreign advices being favorable, with sales at 68c. cash, and 70 generally asked stock light. There is very little Common osin in market, and the stock of White is small, aris dull, selling only in lots as wanted for con sumption. The sales are 500 North Countv Tur pentine at S5; 1,250 Wilmington, S4.87J per 280 lbs.; 950 Wilmington Common Rosin, 1 G7la&i 73; 1,400 North County, l.SOafil.oo, and I.60afl.7O delivered, the latter for large New-Berne; 2 585 White, 2 25dS5 per 280 lbs.; 200 No. 2, 31.871. delivered ; 50 thin Tar, 3.37ia$3.50, delivered ; and 6a700 Spirits Tnrpentiue, from 65 to 68 cents, cash, wholesale, (including some at G7a68, 90 days,) and 67a70 for retail lots. Rice. The market is dull and the entire sales of the week reach only about 900 tcs. at $4.18a $4.50, cash. The stock is large for the season. PHILADELPHIA MARKET. Oct. 1. Tbe N. American and U. S. Gasette re ports : Cotton. The market has been very quiet this week, but with little or no variation to mention in prices, which remain about the same; somo 8 to 900 bales found buyers within the range of 10al2c. for Uplands, and Hal3 cts. for M-obile and New Orleans, cash and time. Corn Has been less active, but the market closes with a better demand a fa slight advance on last week's prices. Sales reach about 20.000 bushels, at 78a80c for Southern and Penn. yellow, and 75c. for white. . Naval Stores. Spirits Turpentine has advanced, and sales are reported iu lots at 66a70c. per gal lon, cash and time, closing firmly at the latter rate. v.:. - Eosiru Further sales of about 2000 bbls. have bcea made at 10al.C5 for common,-and $2.50 &3.50 per barrel for Soap. Tar. In Tar and Pitch sales, arc limited, and prices about the same. : " J , i "J -Rice. Tbe stock is fight, with a smalt business doing at 4a4lc per lb. as in quality. A T FA YETTEVILLE M ARKET..-:-' :'. October 1; The North Carolinian reports For tbe past week tbe Market has been well tu plied with produce of all kinds. The qnantity of Bacon -offering is large, -and sales ia4e as low as 'J cento. ' Sales of Corn at 70 cents from wagons. Flour, is dull at $5.50. Spirits Turpentine 68 cts; tendency op wards. -Tnrentine $3-25 per barrei. CoUdudoniaud good at 10. . ' "V FOREIGN MARKETS. .t r ..-1 ; 'By the America. ' - ttvisBPoorSA'pL 17. Cotton has con tinned dull at d decline. Lower qnalities have declined roost Sales of .the week 28 200 bales,' of which sj-ecttlators took 3.600. and exporters 4.400 bales. Fair Ot Wans Cld; Middling 6d; Fair Mobile ami Upland Old; Middling Mobile Gjd ; Middling Up land 5 3-16d. ' Stock 801.000 of which 512,000 bales were American. - Breads! iifls were very sctiveat largely enhanced rates. The weeks advance had been Gd a 7d r 70 lbs. in wheat, and Is a 2- pvr bbl. in flonr. White wheat 9s a 9s 3d ; Canal Flour 30s ftd a 31s; Baltimore and Philadelphia 31s a 32s Gd ; Ohio 32s ; white corn 84s a 80s i yellow 33s a 34s Gd. Provisions Sales of Beef at 95 a 105s, and Pork at 75 a 80s. Sales of 250 tons Lard at 57s 6d a 59s. Tallow excited at 2s advance. Clever seed 45 a 48s. Rosin had advanced Sales of 3000 bbls. at 5s 4d a -6s for common, and 11a 12s for fine. Spir its of Turpintine 49s a 60s 6d. Rice was a shade higher. Sales of 150 tVwces Carolina at 22s od a 25s Ud, CofTeo firm. Sugar and Tea unchanged. Trade a Manciteatvr lvad fallen off, but prices were no lower. London, Sept. J7- Transactions in U. S. and State Stock had been small at a slight decline. U. S. G's, '68 110j a lllj ; do. -67-'68, 110a 110J; Penn's.5's85a86. Money was tighter, and the Dank iwd raised the rate of interest to 4 per cent. Consuls hud fallen to 9oi a 95 . Produce Market. Breadstuff had been buoy ant, other articles dull. Hve, Sept. 15. Cotton has been dull. Sales of tho week 4,095 bales. Stock 94.000 bales. NEW WINTER DRY GOODS. JAMES DAWSON, next door to Policy & Hart, respectfully informs his friends and the psblic that he has opened an entire AVtc -SSodc of every variety of figured und plain, changeable and plaid silks; also, a large as6urtmeut ot Black Silks ol the celebrated Risehofl's make, the most durable inanuiacturid. French, Engiith and German Marinoes, DeLancs and Winter CasttmeTes and Canton Crapes of every desirable color; Plaid Goods in every variety of pat tern, and every other article of Ladiet-' Dress Goods, suitable for the Fall and Winter Seasons. Goods suitable for children's wear, also plain and fancy Irish Linens, Table Damasks, Damask Nap kin, Towellings, Diapers, Doylu, Linen and Cot ton Sheetings, Pillow Case Cotton and Linens, Birds Eye Uiapcrs, Crwsh, Frilh d '1 o wellings. Flannels, all colors and all grades of prices ; Pa tent Whites, warianted ni to shrink; Table Covers, &,c. Mourning goods oi every kind, in cluding Alpacas, Bombazines, Canton Cloths, Canton Crapes, Black and Steel Colored French Marinoes and DeLanes. Ladies Cloaking Ciolhs of every desirable color with all the trimmings for Ladies Clouks. Kibbon's, a beautilul assortment ; Gloves of the best make. Of every color, Lace Mitts, Plain and Embroidered Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs, and a large assortment of Silk do.; Prints and Ging hams in every variety of pattern and style. A complete line of French Broad Clo;hs ana Cas?i meres, both fancy and plain ; a few pieces of French Black Cloths and French Black Cassimerts, which we warrant to be as good as manufactured t Black Silk, Satin and Figured Cut Velvet and Figured Silk and Cassimere Yestings. A large assortment of Collars, Undersleeves, Laces, Muslin Trim mings, &c; White Muslin of every kind Dimitys, Kentucky Jeans, Satinets, Plaid and Plain Tweeds, Talma Cloths, all coiors figured and plain, Canton Flannels, Bed Ticks, all qualities, Linen und Cotton Osnaourgs, Bleached und Brown Domestics and Drillings, Blue Plaid and Striped Domestics. Shawls, Long and Square ; Silk and Cotton I'm bi ellas, bonnets and Misses Satin Hats, Ladies Dress Trimmings, Silk and Cotton Velvets, Silk, Cotton and VVoosled Hose anu half Hose, a com plete line of Childrcns Ditto; Druggtls, Ladies .Marino Vests und Gents Undershirts, I oilct Soaps, Tooth Brushes, Combs, fic. &e. We particularly invite attention to our assort ment of Aegro Blankets, both colored and white, as they will be found upon an examination to be a good deal under the market value ; Plaid Linseys, Kerseys, Coarse Sattinetla, So. Ca. Tweed, Plain and Superior article, nianufactuud expressly for Negroes.on Rice Plantations ; also Washington Plains. In fact every article usually kept in a Dry Goods Store, to which he respectfully invites attention and an examination. Wilmington, N. C, Oct. 4lh, 1S53. SG-lf. ! BLANK BOOKS AND STATIONERY. EpXTRA Demy, Cap and Quarto Ledgers, Jo ur J nsile. Day Books, fcc.; Memorandum and Pass Books: Government Biff, blue and white Envel opes Owen A Hurlbui's, Plainer & Smith's, Carew & Co's. Turkey uuhs, ate , ap, uener una uin l'a oer: Drawins, Tracing, Tissue, En elope, Note, colored glazed, Perforated, Blotting, plain Demy, Koho, Uap, L,etter ana rapping i-aper; orisioi Boards; Marble Boards; Letter Presses; Letter, Bill, Cheeks (Cope Fear, Commercial and State Ranks,) Receipt, Time, Cargo, Bankers, Roll und Mmature Account Books; Writing, Composition and Copying Books; Warren's, David's & Black's, Maynard & Noye's, and Harrison's Columbian Black, Blue ana Kea inKs; lnaeuoie ink; ateel Pens of the best brands; a variety of fancy and plain Pen Holders; Gold Puns with and without cases; Quills; Draper's Patcut, Whitney's Patent, and other Ink Stands; Ivory and Pearl Folders; Jnrtaned Poner Cutters ; Pen Racks; Wafer Box es; Bill Files; Paper Weights; Letter Stamps; Blotting Rollers; Eaber's and other brands Lead Pencils; Letter Clips; Sand Boxes; Book Rests; Round, Flat, Hexagon and Parrallel Rulesj Cases of Mathematical Instruments; Desk Erasers; Green's Ink and Pencil Erasers; Sealing Wax; Wafers; Gum Labels; Notary seals; Cases of Stationery, &c., &c, opening and for sale at Oct 4 S. W. WHITAKER'S. HOOP IRON. "l r Tons f inch Hoop Iron, a cheap'and excellent X substitute for wooden hoops on Turpentine or Tar barrels. For sal by Oct 4 FREEMAN nt HOUSTON. LIME ! LIME ! ! LIME!!! ! 200 BRIjS- Lincolnville White Lump; also OLLr calcined Plaster, Plostering Hair, and Fire Brick, Hydraulic Cement, 1,000 bbfs. Lime. die, for sale by J. C. dr. R. B. WOOD, Oct 4 Contractors and Builders. SCHOOL BOOKS. OUR assortment of SCHOOL BOOKS is now very large, embracing all the various kinds used in the schools of this section of country. We are prepared to make liberal arrangements with teachers and others buying by the quantity. Oct. 4 S. W. WHITAKER. FOREIGN LIQUORS. SUPERIOR Old French Brandy, Jamaica Rum and Holland Gin. For sale by Sept 29 FREEMAN & HOUSTON. 75 DOZEN UMBRELLAS. I HA VE just received my fall supply oi Umbrellas, Blue, Black and Green, American and Scotch Ginghams, all sizes, from 22 10 36 inches ; 5 doz. Silk Umbrellas, from 20 to 34 inches. Also, a few large Buggy Umbrellas, black and brown. My Umbrellas-are manufactured to order, and I can war rant :hem to be superior to any others sold iu this market. Inspection invited. C. MYERS, Sept. 29. No. I Granite Row. J. BAIaLARD, OFFERS' his services to Timber and Lumber makers, fbr the sale of their products; and to parties wanting cargoes for the West Indies, and Ship Builders, special attention will be given. Having been engaged in the Lumber business ex clusively fot many years, he thinks that he can do justice to those who ma v patronize him. Sept. 27. -fl3-tf rim iiiivwe ernnni. fin rrpi.i .is ITORsaleby - C MiKUS. Oct. 4. 66. SACKS ef Kilt, dally exprctrd. Tor ! "J '"iiiiinyti OC SUN. r BOY'S FANCY CAPS. BLUE, Black, and Drab Embroidered Genins Cap, Jockey and Boston Sh ape, just pene and for aaW-at the Hat and Cap Stoie. ' Oct. 4., C. MYERS. INFANTS WniTE AND BLACK - i - -' nr. vnnft A NI Einbroideicd Merino Caps, for at by Oct. 4.- ; ' . ; i zi: C. MVE KS . SCHOOL. MISS KRN.VKUY will .resume he Kxerrisra of her echMl, for young Ladies, on Monday, Oct. 3d, in jhc Basement of the Cuc Fear li nk. Oct 1. ' -:T,:'--y,V;'' L; :63-2f , Me'Ue: DXJHAIND, ; F A N C Y -jJlRS'S "AI A K K R, t : FroniPaAs,niiattlrom Phjladfl)Kiat , Respectfully; informlthe" tADiEs of Wilmington, und t-nrrouuillng country, that she intends opening her Ex mbl hoinl si out the 17lh uf the present inonlh, on Second lti ei,twu doom Mouth of Mrs. Shaw 'k lute rtridrm ht te kha will be in readiness to nil nd la all ihoe may honor her wilti a call, and to whom the prom ises the highest satUfavlion. -, i' lie will rrciive ten stantly fronr Paris, lite I.itcl and' most approved fashions of DRESSES. , She hopes, with a desire to please, lo merit a share of patronage here. Oct. 2. - -,;Ji;- '. '83-if INTERESTING TO TOE LADIES. T'HK undersigned, lalrty from- Europe,' woulu A respectfully announce to the lalU- of Wil mington, snd the public generally, ihat he propos es opening, on or before the 16th day of Oetobrr. his Dresa, Millinery and Fancy Govd Esiablith-' merit, at the S:o'e on Market st. below Front, nxt door to Dr. Evans' Drug Store,' m here be wil re ceive, per every steamer from- Europe, the lattst Paris und London Fashions, which will be exhib ited for the inspection of all who ma? favor him with a call. BONNETS and DRESSES of cvciv ' deseiiption will be made nndirimmt d in tha la let t style, and with superior lane, by Mrs. Lok, 'who tins engaged for the business, ladies, from Paris j London and New York. ' .... . . - - His assortment consists of all voris of I.adicV Wear and Tiimmiivg, sm-h as Colon d and Black Silks, Merinos, Cashmeres and 'DeLainer, of the finest qualities; Bombazines, Alpacas snd Angoras, Shawls and Scarfs, Linen lldkfs. and a full assort, ment of cmbroidcrrc, Montoo, Satin and Bonnet Ribbons. . . . y. - v " ALSO, ' V " ' 1 GOO Velvet, Satin, Satin do Chine, Black ami Colored Silk, Merino and Zephyr Cloths' Mantil. las and Cloaks, from 4 to Sl.'.O a piece, --i - --' 500 Suits of Boys' Clothes, sizes lofjt from 2 I i. years of oge, embroidered aed plain. - ... j, , i In fact, his assortment will be of onlv fin and fancy articles, too numerousto mention.- , 12r Please come in time, und examine his -siockv he wilt spare no pains to please ens and all. x Octl " 7 - T. LOEB, . J. C. LATTA a. " COMMISSION MERC HAST 4- GENERA tA AGENT, - .... " . , WILMINGTON, Kc. : Oct. I, !S53. j , , : S5-Ijrc. RE .L ESTATE, FOR SALE. BYS. M. WEST, AUCTJOJVEEft: VTTILL be sold, at Public Auction, at Exchange VV Corner, at 11 o'clock, A. M r ON MON-: DAY, the 3d day of Octobei, tho Building known as the RAII, ROAD COFFEEHOUSE. Terms made known at the time of sale. " -ct 1 - .t c FALL STYLES DREaS II ITS &. CAPS. TH K ntteniion of the Hat wearing public,' is rcf pcctfully called to the large and splendid as sortment of the above, on exhibition at the Granite Row Hat and Cap Store, where may be found' the latest and most fashionable styles for Gentlemen's Head ivear. C. MYKUS, Halter. 4 Sept. 22. . 81. BITTER. , - 1 f TUBS extra fine ButrcJ. jusl ?wi Ivrd iy ' 1 UOct. 1. C. DhPRK 3c CO. CHILDREN'S AND INFANT'S FANCY a OOPS A'OIF OPEN.' - , . THE assoitmeni is the richest ever opened in this? jl. piace. iiiiuni s one ana re&ri leu nais ; cru broideicd Merino Caps; white and black Beaters and fancy Cloth Caps; Misses wni'e snd pearl Flats, richly trimmed ; Boy's embroidered Cloth Caps of every shnpe and color. We will be pleased to show them to all who may favor us with a call at the Hat und Cap Store. C. MYERS. . Oct. 1. - . . es BOY'S BLACK AND PEARL " o nuiA 1 . new style. lor sale at ine uni. Store. C. -MYERS. Oct. 1. . il, . . 85 ' LONDON PORTER AND KDINEOBO' ALE, quarts und pints.- For le by the cask or dozen. FREEMAN &. HOUSTON;; Sept. 29 7 .V !f - - v BACON AND LARD.. A LOT of N. C. Bacon, mostly. Hams, and a few kegs N.C, Lard. - For sale bv Ji'iv 26. FREEMAN A H OUSTORT . liris nn!iirnM.ivcriTii'rr . . - THE Yearly Session of .this Institute closed on Friday, 29th of July. The exercises of tbe school will be resumed on Monday the 3d day vC October. L. MEGINNEY, PrineipoL v MRS. RANNEV, f First Assistant, and Pria. ol Primary Department CAKDS containing prices of Tuition ic, may be obtained ai Mr, Whitaku'i Book Store, onWT the Principal. Oct. 1- E5-H-p " SUGAR, f-r-;vy- ICC i BLS. 11. sorted Sugars, ar.d 8 f;ld. tr. v v .sugars, which vt ill be void cheap (or casta Oct. 1. . 0. DuPRE & CO- coffee.::,-; r::,: t ru BAG A vrvwhich will be sold vtty cheap, by Oct.t. .. ', -' il . CTTJuPRE if- CO, MOLASSES AND SYRUP, J 1 rBBLS.N. O. Molasses snd Sugar House 1 wSyrup, which we warranr 10 be equal 10 any. ever offered in the market. For sale by '-t Oct. I. - C. DaPftK4c CO. flour; BBLS. beet brand. For sale by 40 Oct 1. C DuPRE & CO. - RAISINS. : Just received and for talo by , C DuPRE dc CO. fzr BOXES. JUOct. 1. EMPTY puncheons. 75 EMPTY Puncheons, best quality White Oak suitable lor apirllS A urptnum. r vj, - ... . . , . : t..- un Oct. 1. ADAalS, ISIul.di CO. i notice to shippers. : , Oi TM nlirrlhe 1st dlV Ot UCIODCT. Snippinif Wharfase will be charged on all oods ahippm from our wharves. RUSSELL A BRU. Oct. I. ;-...'9i'ii-t", 5. OUlt BUSINESS v V thi4 rvl.ir u-ill nriAeron a chance on tile thir first 1 of October next. All persons indcbtfd to u a ill rail ani n led lho WOO ttav any clair ims against us or against otr tasiacst 1 con is at Rocky Mount and RftbUnds will pie t it bills before 1st of OcfoUr nc-xt. nections ; 1 ik. !. acn 1111-11 uiti Huvit , . ' Orders for our wholesale risblb.nti nts aj tbe cine, wi 1 m - - .v.:.!. .1... ill be attended lost arca-ab h. de Market sirees. ? i, UU01 K ?; Wilmirgien, N. C Aug. 25. ... .. . 0-6i. HIIHHBIb PREM1WM- essence of COFFEEL ' WE are prepared to supply dealers w Ith thia. excellent article, at factory prices. ' Ane. 13- ' fc UEEjI Av p nuvaio:i, - " -'nrf' u-1 "r 'U . 't, r. " "