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,- ,' i r t .3 ') " WILMINGTON fT. C; ; THURSDAY, - APRIL 26, 1855. THE CONCLUSION. , : On our fourth page is tho concluding part of .Mr. Leake's Address. We" are sure that all who have read the different divisions, as thej have appeared in our pa per, do not repent the time thus bestowed. SEAMEN'S FRIEND SOCIETY,; ' On our first page is the very interesting report of the Rev. W. I. Langdon, Agent of' the Seamen's Friend Society, made to .the members on the 24th inst. It will well repay a careful perusal. Foreign News on the last page. ' TO CORRESPONDENTS. $ , We decline to insert the Communication ,f, Viator. - It is a rule of long standing with us, not to permit this ambidexter mode . of advertising, which causes us to woTk for the benefit of others, without receiving anything in aid of our expenses. Institu " tions purely charitable form an exception to the rule, as the services we thus render are considered a donation for a worthy ob- . , . . -- . jecU ' - ,. - - .,. ; SUPERIOR COURT. The Superior Court for New Hanover County, is now in session in this town, His ' Honor Judge Bailey presiding. The Court i will continue in session for two weeks from Monday last. ;; ; r : f J CLOSING STORES. We are authorized to announce that the merchants in thi3 - town will close their stores at sundown, from the first of May, Tuesday next, to the first of October next, Saturday nights excepted. , WIL-MINaTOxTcHARLOTTE & RUTHERFORD RAIL ROAD. ' . j .' The following wait extract of a letter, Irom a reliable source, dated " Lincolntbn, April 19. 1855": , "The Railroad project isgalng ahead here finely. 1 never knew, as much unatvmity pervade the whole community, on noy sub jecl. (or 27 yeurs.. The subscription amounts, this evening-, to upward of $97,000. and it is thought, before Saturday night, it will be at least $120 000. and not one shilling from the other counties around, as yel.,f - ; SCHRTcOLT JOHN MacRAE.? We omitted to notice, on Tuesday, I the , gathering on board the schooner Colonel John MacRae, on Saturday last We, are "Mold that there was a large attendance of ladies as well as gentlemen,; and that the entertainment was a very tasteful and hand some . celebration. Of course, there was no liquor of any kind, but every.hing else the occasion required. The - table was handsomely ornamented with flowers. Pressing engagements prevented our ac cepting the invitation to be there, extended to us by our friends J. H. Chadbourn & Co. VALUABLE INFORMATION. The Journal of Tuesday, in an article " inviting the democrats of New Hanover to rally and stand firmly together, says : u When a man becomes a Know Nothing We ceases to be a democrat." We do not know whether this is intended as" a piece of news, or as a denunciation. If the for mer it is exceedingly valuable because of its truthfulness, being a fact that every one believes and no one denies. If intended for the latter, it is quite amusing, for a free American will care just about as much for " democratic denunciation as he would for the squealing of a- pig. To such a man .the authoritative tone of party reprehen sion, is like the roaring of a "sucking dove," spoken of by the gentleman in one of Shakespeare's plays. ' -The democrats are spoken of as being carried captive into the " Fedaral Camp," by the operations of the Know Nothings. This is the old party slang, unmeaning as it is perversive, : and will answer only for those who have no will of their own, but are the mere slaves of party leaders. . The Journal speaks of the party as be ing " as true as steel to the principles of Jefferson, of Jackson and of Polk." This is another misfasbion of sense and reason, - and gives mere unmeaning worA for doc trine. If the Journal had added, "Polk, Texas and Oregon and Fifty-four forty or fight," and " our party is our country the sentence would have been more complete. CASE OF CONSCIENCE. A M case of conscience " has turned up in New Haven. A few years ago a stave factory on Long wharf, owned by W. H. Ellis, anf occupied by S. J. Clarke, was set on fire and damaged to the amount of some hundreds of dollars, the insurance on which was paid by the office from which the policy had been taken. Nothing trans pired to thrown any light on the origin of the fire until a few days since, whenataan went into the insurance office alluded to. and confessed that he wa the individual who had 6et that fire, and declared hi3 in tention to make full restitution, paying down : at the same time $100 as a bernuninsr. THIEF SOCIETY. f ' A society has been " discovered and bro ken up in thejtown of Northbridge, Mass., " consisting of about a dozen boys, the old est of which jwas only about 14 years, -" Formed for the purpose of petty thefts. - The boys belonged to some of the most , respectable families in the place. ; " ' t : i ' " ' - - " - - ; 1 ' - . f FIRB AT E ASTON, Pi!. s . Eaton April 22. Ten buildings ware destroy ed beta last night by Are the work." of an ioccn . diary.. . Among the building destroyed was How ard's Express stable, with, fire- horses, and the JUethodb4eburcli- s .'..-- 3 The freshet eo. lb Icing) and'Djlvws.r.etrlvers . - . . - ; , m VISITATION OF.NUNN'ERIES. . -It will be recollected that we slated: some time ngo, that the Legislature of Massachu setts had appointed a Committee to visit the Nunneries in that State, to report t heir"-condition and expose their abases, if any 'were delected., - . -' . ' , There ia much complaint against a Com mittee appointed to examine a Convent, or a collection of Roman Catholic sisters of some sort, in Roxbury, nd one of the Committee behaved so badly that the Legislature had the case under consideration. There seems to be such a disposition to suppress the truth to clear the Committee, on the one hand, and to exaggerate on the other, that we are una ble to present a satisfactory report to our readers. Itis very certain, however, that th ladies in the Convent were most shamefully and. causelessly insulted, by a Committee of the enlightened Commonwealth of Massa rtiuseits, who. not content with the quantity of mischief contained in their own body, added other rowdies to their number, so that ten or twelve persons, instead of three or lour, did swagger in the peaceful domicil of seven Nuns helpless, and, perhaps, entirely virtuous women wiih their twelve scholars. If the examination had been conducted in a manner becoming Christians, or person under the ordiiiary restraints of gentlemanly propriety', we should have approved the mat ter. n a necessary course to expose guilt, if any, and lo vindicate the innoceney of those who might not be guilty of any criminal or improper conduct ; for, base and unprinci pled as we conceive many of the Priests who visit Convents t be. we do notf by ajiy means. admit thai all the inmates of Convents, or a majority of them, are destitute of all that is amiable in woman by no means ; we believe that a large portion of them are entitled to the estimation that is fully claimed by the pure and pious women, ofevery denomin;kiion and that those who are otherwise have be come eo from the villainy of wolves in sheep's clothinsr. called Roman Catholic Prit st. It may be that evury woman in the Con vent'vieited was without reproach, and they should have been treated with courtesy and kindness, ns f.ir as a just performance of the duties of the Committee c.iuld possibly allow. Had those vulgar boors no wclf-behaved and decent mothers, sisters, daughters, or female relatives, that they had "never had an oppor tunity of knowing how the sex are anil ought to be treated 1 Why, a club of Camauches would have behaved with more decency ! We hope the Legislature of Massachu setts will never appoint another Committee, on a like ccation, unless they can find men among them who have some idea ol eocia' refinemr nt in manners, and have, fh them selves, some of the elements of Christian civilization. Since writing the above, we learn, Irom the report of the Legislative Committee, that only one of the Committee -behaved, in the outrageous manner commented upon in our remarks, but still there was complaint on the part of the inmates ol the house, that the conductof the party was offiinfive, by reason of approaching loo closely the bedoide of a sick pupil. fannyTern's BESTTHING. ' Father is coming 1" ami little round fa ces grow long, and merry voices are hush ed, and toys are hustled into the closet, and mamma glances nervously at the door, and the baby is bribed with a lump of sugar to keep the peace, and father's business face relaxes not a muscle, and the little group huddle like timid sheep in a corner, and tea is despatched as silently as if speaking were prohibited by the statute book, and the children creep like culprits to bed, mar velling that baby dare cry so loud, now that " father has come." - . " Father is coming P and bright eyes sparkle for joy, and tiny feet dance with glee, and eager faces press against the window panes, and a bevy of rosy lips claim kisses at the door, and picture books lie unrebuked on the table, and tops and balls, and dolls, and kites are discussed, and little Susy jays her soft cheek against the paternal . whiskers with the most fear less, abandon, and Charley gets a lovepat for bis 4 medal,' and mamma's face grows radiant, and the evening paper is read (not silently, but aloud.) and tea and toast and time vanish with equal celertty, for jubilee has arrived, and " father has come." TOE "ANGEL GABRIEL" IN TRISON. John S. Orr alias the " Angel Gabriel" seems to have met with a rather poor recep tion on his return to his native country, alter his visit to the United States, wherehe re mained long enough to disgust his friends by his inflammatory harangues.-. It appears, from the London News, that he has just been sentenced to prison for sixty days at Green ock, Scotland, for creating a breach of the peace by holding forth on Sundays in the streets, after being cautioned by the authori ties. His imprisonment, it appears, caused much excitement, and a - large mob having gather ed, attacked a Roman Catholic Chapel, and. after doing it considerable injury, broke in the windows of the clergyman's residence, and those of the school and the teacher's resilience attached to the Church. '-'Tim mi litia were ordered out as soon as Possible, but. on their arrival, they found that the mob had dispersed. . A ' . DECLINING ATCHALLENGE. - The New York Times states tla t. on Tyes day week, a flare op occurred in Brooklyn, whieh'resulted in Col. Jack, a lawyer. chaU tenging a profeesionat brother, named Schoo maker, and that the latter, declined nccepting the invitation, "unless the Coloyel would fat himself up sufficiently to be a mark to shoot at." -Col. J. Ins not yet indicated his inten tion lo accede to the request. . ; A SCHOOL HOUS STRUCK BY" LIG IlTNINGf. St. Loots. April 21. At Arcadia, in Mad ison county, in thisState, on the I7th instant, durmtr a storm, the lightning struck the Ar cadia High School, and four boys, pupils pf ine institution,; wuo were asieep w me Diiiiii--ing, were burned to death. - Ooe ofthe. boys. named.Harry, was the son of F. L. Ridgely," of this city. " - y y . , " . - REVOLT AT SEA. - New'Yorb:, April 23. The ship Cyno sure, frorof Li verpool, arrived here yesterday. 1 with several of her crew in irons for an at tempt to revolt wnen three days out. 1 ney refused to do duty, and the captain, second mate and physician fired upon them with their revolvers. One received fiva ballets jn the mouth and another in the region of the heart, and was removed to the hospital. Sev eral others weri wounded. , CONNECTICUT ELECTION. The aggregate majority jn ' the State against lheAdmim"stratioa on the Congres .EbUaiWte UtJSft "DHEFFIJL FIGHT." .... In giving-an account of a, drfrfful fight." a western pape.r says : Jim Vort was vUot through lb Irl't t.reust wjih a pktr,1oadt-d with t wo bails and a bra 'wtfh hwj slabbed une times iwliip lJrm-i ; liis throsit eot frnan ear lo extf and hs brain kinieked qnt Kth an Jtou hnr. The edWor rlows hi ieseriptiou by staling that Yort diVd. Vor must have bfeit a sickly person to have died fiotn such trifles. FEARFUL STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION. Detroit, April 20.- The propeflor'Ore &ou, or Clevelaml. esphfed her boiler lhis morning, "when ii boot lour miles above this place. Ten men were killed among wham were W. J. Chapman.' the firt engineer ol' the bo it; Thos. Donnelly. h second engi neer; EJ w McBride and .Wm. Rfid. Tlu nam-s of the others are unknown. la Capi. Stewart had one of his legs broken, and five or six others were more or less wounded. - 'The propeller wo completely sliattered and sunk shortly after the disaster" Th loss, however, does not exceed . $3,000 for which there is no insurance. The explosion was caused by a defect in the boiler. . Cu-irlf.ston, April 23.' The SaraDnah jatT eontradict, in the MrongeKt terms, tin; rumors f the prevalence of Yellow Fever in that city, and the Republican ' regrets to Jfarn. unoti tin? most unquestionable atithority. thst certain evil di-s poKed persons, in Charh'StoH 'i'l Auu-!a. arc iidu.strion?lj circulating the rrMrt.w We d not know how the report 01 initiated in Anauta, but it has been in circulation fur wmo day in t'..is CUj, and In every instance in which its origin was investigated, it was traced to persons cmiii frtmi Savannah, or to a letter rceived from that city. We have never for an instant believed in the possibility of the epidemic exish'nae of yet low fever in Charleston or Savannah ai this sea Sin. At the same time, the disease in prevailing in the West Indies violently and it behoove tin authorities of both Cities to use lln-ir utmost vigi lance to prevent its early introduction anions 111 The lesson of last year ought to be 'sufficient. both for Savannah and Charleston. MELANCHOLIA'. We learn that F. A. Edward of Eqr.innnk. Pa (formerly of Wiixisor, Broome Co. N. Y.) Is a rv io maniac. It seems that tibont a week Mr. Edwards became interested in what is called Spt -ilualisru, and became a nn-diuni tluit he Ihonht that one of the spirits that cnnimuiiiciiled thrnuh him was the Devil, and that it went into eat and the spirit impressed him that he should kill the eats and burn them a a fcaci ifice to the sph its He killed several cats am directed by the spirit mid burned them. Then the npii it told him h must kill his daughter, and an apprentice boy at work in his shop, and off r them np. lie told li -8 folk that the spirit had directed him to do so and he must do it. Feaifnl lest he should do so as he apieared perfectly under the control of the so-called spirit, indeed perfectly insane, they con fined him in a room, and sent for a physician Dr. O. T. Bundy, of this place, was called, and found him a. perfect wreck and ravinsr niauaie We are indebted to Dr B. for tlia above particu lars. Deposit Union Democrat. DISTRESSING CASCALITY. Pktekbburo. Apiil 18. A sou ot Mr Christo phvr Vanhooso of this county, about 18 years ot ae, says the Abingdon Dtvwcrat. was drowned in the tjou'.h Folk ol" IIo!s:ou river, on Friday of last week. The young man had been to GU-ihi'p Mills, and in attempting to turn his wagon drove the horses into the river. Thu- cut rent was so strong that the hrse became unmanageable, tin bed of the wagon floated off earrjinjr the ymine .oan along, and being unable to -swim h was drowned. Two valuable horses likewise perish ed. TI.e body of the young 111.10 was found on Tuesday evening: about four mil l-low the mill and on the next day was con-ined to the tomb. JZxpnos. ESCAPE OF A LAVE. ." The slave girl who escajted from Richmond in the steamer Jamestown, to New York, was not recovered by the Captain, and he had to go biitk without her. The penalties for carrjing off a slave from Virgtuia are very severe a line of two thousand dollars and imprisonment for five year. When he arrived at Richmond, he found that tin girl's owner, a lady, had not yet become aware of her escajie. The captain rrlated all the facta to the owner, and she let him off on paying $1,250 The lady imprtfed no blame to the captain, as the girl secreted herself on board, and was not di.-- covered until bhe had left the boat at Nuw Yoik. lb. THE PATENT OFFICE. Washington, April 23. The ptan of the Com ini-siotier of Patents to establish a regular na tional intercharge of seeds, &c. promises' to be eminently successful. In the agricultural bureau they have just received from Chili, in return for some seat tbt m some months ago, fine samples of wheat, bat ley, pults, &c. The ofiiceris bow packit g up for transmission to the Norwegian and Swediso Governments samples of Indian corn ofthe most ap proved kinds and forest tree seeds. The turnip seed recently received from Messrs. Churl woo! and Cummins, the celebrated English seedsmen, are to be distributed to two of the eminent far mers of each Stale and Territory in our country to be accompanied with circulars describing tbt various points of information sought for. The agricultural bureau is daily disR-nii)g benefits to the agricultural communities. S. ' AGRICULTURAL. The Patent offica (agricultural branch), have re cently distributed flfly barrels of English seed po tatoes for experiment among the agrieultnral so cieties of the Northern and Western States, where the climate best suits tbem. This variety of po tato is very productive in England, bears Mate planting, and has never beea, knowu to be" at tacked by disease. . It is recommended to plant the product for two years in succession at last if it should sot succeed well the first or second., ' . Slar. -' The fulminations ofthe Washington Union, hav ing been dirested of their sopposed official in spiration, the public mind is settling down into a state of comparative - traaqaility ; indeed tin Union itself, since it feels that it hast lost the power to frighten people, hss become li mili tant.. We trust it will remain so until the ocenr rdoce of some outrage worthy .to retindle its ire. A. Jt. , , MOB LAW IN MISSOURI. St. Louis. April 22. T1e fH:o of the Lnuii nary, at Parkville, in this State. bein suspected offtesoil tendencies, was attacked to-day b some two hundred citizens f Platte connty, who destroyed the flottorHsand threw the printing press into the Mossouri" river. ,The edrurs' absence alone saved them from being tarred and feathered The riiobwssed resolutions dlaring. the aper nuisance, denouncing- the editors, and threatening their Jiveifas welKas those of other .free soiled It also determined that no Methodist preach -t-r should be allowed to preach Iw the countyoo pain of ' tar and feathers" for the first offcace ,ud hacg lag in tb secendt . . serious 1110 r at otriuua . Chic 400. April 21 A Hot occurred bera tbi morning, groainj out of Ibe lltatr licea ques tion. - Ooc ram has bees killed and five or ill o. bets wounded. "A small rx-essin of Intoxicit ted Germans auti Irish marched wuh drum and life to the court-home square. and e-fl;tiiiaT erowd the (Mdice Interfered h'H general h'gt! ensued. Soon an Immense crowd collected and a tierce tight resulted, in which knives aud club were used. The princiial heiujg soo anest.d. however, the excitement diminished and compar ative qniet was soon restored. - - 4IKCONB DISf lTCB Chicago, April 21, P. M -Tw ri t wis contin ued this afternoon, aud the milit iry ar nil lei arms. The Germans declar their Intention of re leasing the prisoners arrested this m rruing, and further trouble is anticipated Letter. Every thing is now quiet. . A company of artillery guard tuu court-house, and no further listnrbance is apprehended to'-nigbr. Arrests continue to be made, ' v, Chicago, Apiil 23. There was no farther dis turbance throughout yesterday r this m irniiuj the military are however still gnirding the court house. Crowds collected ynsterday but soon dis lersed. There-have been ftfiy-fiv'i persons arrei ted, and more trouble is apprehended at the ex amination of the prisoners. Chicago: April 23, Evening, v Tne city is stio quiet, but the military are lill on duty. Consid erable exeiteiiieul slid exists but the license sub' are progressing. " " ' - ' , . There have been some eight or ten small fires since Saturday.. THE HORRORS OF WAR. The London Times lays before, its readers the particulars of a horrible ffiir, which recently oc curred near the Duch settlenn tit of Transvaal at the Cape of G.od Hope, and w hich can only b patallelrd iu atroeity among t be, 'achievements ol modern times by the t xploit of.Marsbal St Ar naud in Algiers, when he smoked and burned to death thousands of his hat bariaa opponents who "had sought refuge in a deep ainl spaeions cave: "In the cise at the CajioofGood IIoe. theCaf fie Inlians had murdered; in October tat. under circumstances of great barbarity, teii or twelve men and woman cd the Duch act t'e.mi lit. Imme diately G-n. Pre 1 01 ioiis raised an army vf 500 men and, accompanied ly C'ouimaiider Geiieial Pot "iettu proeeeded on ail expedition to revenue ibe IdooiJ ofthe victims. Afierau absence of several weeks, they reached o:na remai kable subtena nean ravens, ball a mile in length, and' from lim e lo live hundred feet in width, W-.ire the Caffus had entrenched themselves. Upon his arrival a lids spot, G--u. Pretorioiis attempted to blast the rocks above the ca Virus, and Urns ei ush the sava t;'es beneath the ruins. The peculiar character of the stone, however, rendered th.i Kchetne imprac ticable, and he then stationed liis men;roiuid the mouths of the caves, and built : up -walls "in fiont of them. After a few- ilays . many' of the women iHd children were dtive n by hunger and thirst from their hiding places and were'nllowe 1 to es t-ue but every man who came, forth, was shot dead by their 1 ifles. On the 17th of 'November at the close of a siege of three weks.'tlie besieg ers, seeing no sisns of life, entered the caverns and the silence within, together it h the hojiible ordor arising Troni thu bodies of the "dead, told how tip-dually their ol jeet had.been accotnp'ish ed. More than nine hundred CatEep had been -hot down at the' mouths nf thT t-avevns and a much greater number bad (-erisjied by slosv de crees, sndeiing all the burros of "star vat ion in the gloomy recrsses within.' William I'cim on the Surrender of Fugitive Slaves. A curiou docament has been'recently brougfS 10 light by L. C Ward. Esq . of JWati(l. Pa. by Udch it is shown that Willi. im Remi., the Q taker, dill not believe in hat boring Smlkeophi:; runaway staves, when their masters di nitnded them. Tin document referred to is said to have keen ucci di-ntly discovered in one of the; piihiii: offices ol Pennsylvania,, containing the arly archives ol the State. It was mi 1 Iced on the out-ide, ' Wm." Pfnula the Susutbatiiii Indian's?- and is as fol lows : ';' "My Good Friends The people of New Ymk having asaiti wrote earnestly tit'me "sbont these prisoners taken by yon . especially ye woman -and ye boys, hajing that they bought them tairly ol the Governor of Carolina, who sold them foi slavts. And they being very good friends aud neighbors, and all under the same. King. I must therefor desire you to deliver 't!m said woman and boy to the bearer hereof Silvester, who will carefuly carry them to New Castle, aiid there put them on board of a vessel bound directly for N. York and by so doing, you will very greatly ob lige jour very good frieud atidbrotlR'r. Wm. Pkmn. HEAVY DAMAGES. -W. D. Scebers. a ymiug man of good ch.tracte bad the misfortune, last summer, in Memphis under the op;ration of a city ordinance, to be sen tenced to the chain-ganj in atonement for sorn tiivial offence wnerewith he was eliaiged. Whilst working on the bluff, w'lh a chain; around bis ankle, a heavy pile of dirt fell oti him anil broke his leg. Thereupon, he brought suit against the city, c aiming $500). W learn from the Eagle and Enquirer that on Wednesday last, the trial of the case, which had occupied the Common Law Court for several days, was brought to a, close, the jury finding a verdict "for , tho plaintiff and awauling him 25,0U0 damages. The Eagle aud Enquirer says: '.',,. . We have understood that the ground on which this, verdict was obtained,- was tiis; that the Board of Mayor and Alderman have failed to pass a vagrant law, and there betng uo soeh law in ex istence, the City Recorder bad y no wer to sub ject the plaintiff to confinement at labor as penal ty for any violation of ity ordinance; and .that his confinement being illegal, the corporaf ion is liable for all damages resuliins to bis person in consequence of such confinement. STREET FIGHT. We take from the Richmond Penny 'Post the following account of a recontre that occurred in that city on Momlay last: A jiersoflal difficulty look place- yesterday in front ofthe Enqarer office, ' between Mr. M, M." Lipscomb-, Sergeant of the city, and Mr. Jobs J Palmer, of the- Enquirer. It, originated, as we learn w from a paragraph in the news, columns of that paper reflecting in rattier severe terms on Mr. Lipscomb for displacing his l ite deputy 5Ir. Bray, after promising as the article t-H to retain him, and thereby getting the Domiuation and consequently the election. The combatants did some pretty effective "mill ing,:consideiing fho short time,they were engag ed. Democratic and American blood flowed co piously. If w hat we heard is entitled to credence on the face of things the former gut rather the worst of it. :".'i , WHAT ARE THEY DESIGNED FORI .. The Boston Bee says an extensive ship bnilder at Medford (Mass.) ikas received orders to boild at tho earliest moment five vessels of about five handredllons tach. upon the inost improved" clipr ter models When taimpleted for sea they an to carry eight goas," fonr oa a side,, and ' ar 16. be fitted Expressly for prjvateeiicg or similar ser vica. ;t-s- ' .', " v. ' - . D U l,N 1 IIOLUEUY". On last Fr-tlay iiilit. ) lb. Lyochbof jf ItfrjMbIi'JU of Mond.iy. some jerii eotri-fd ih rtm of Mr K. Otey. over Otey & Dm s Kictory. and-eizei upou his :cloihe.- which were Hiagimz upon a chair.. Mr. Otey nnl h erviiiit. who were in. Hie roorh. were awa kened and itifempted to pprehmid 1I11 roh her. He 'wasn cbisefy pushed by theui as to be. forced b jump over the hiiiiis'ets into the streetH ilijiam-e of some fiftewi le. t. He dropl everyihitigr but the pnula and cravat, making irood his e-itpe. . with them. Mr. Otey IokI wrrn. duri'io; the day. a tliammtd pif in his cravat, worth about Glty dollars iiid h id a :od del of money altout-lcm. oui. igrsiiy. una t.uni mit l is pttv and lomi eM out all hi money byt ijht dollars which was in the pocket -of his pants, with u em. ill locket coiituiimij the daguerreulype - of a you t.g lady. A I'rench Gentleman Inquiring for the Pro iiuaciatlou of U.;gds!i Words. Monsieur, will you h.tve the g;oo,Jiie- to inform me, na to the roirrrt proiinnci i (ton d s-l-ou-y-ll ? Certainly , sir; with pleasure. That word is. in our laiijjune, pron'moced. ns if written nUjlt. Tlntnk "U. SfiitsirHr. Then. I suppose thai d-o u-r-h XAiluul O 110. we Eoirli-Ii c ill ihal dot. And e-t 11-ir-h cue? O no. sir j h i ha. ha enff. C'ojf Then what of b o--i r h 1 Is lli"Tt boff 'f S th it is bo'i.. IJtju Is it' Bui. Audio 11-tr-l ? IslbaloM? .No. sir; tirf Tuff! Ttuh it i (oultIi! Then, what, pronuui-iatioo kIi.iII I yive lo o-n-jr h-t I Is that unit Ni. m; . You are mit. 'Plutl is tint. - Ti ue. am imt anil you iin; aught, hut con-t ct. if yon -think it an easy matii-r for a foreigner to lea. n to speak your laiiijuaire. Dot if i-u-j-li-l 1 tiut, I suppose tt;t d-r-o-u h-t h a runt ? No, no; dront. Well, then, do ji.u pro 1 101 1 ore h-o-n-.r-it. hou ? We nil I ll.al hok Jlok I And t-h-r-o-u-tf h. thmck? No. throo. Ll-o-ii jj-h. then, is roo ? So. ruff. - llnfj ! N doubt of it. Mtrnxinw ; it i: fir Irom ttrjt.g even. L5ai!. p l-o ii-jr-h ' 1 that pluff'i U no, sir ; thai jttott. Then nihil Wiall I mil t-r-0u-1r.lt Trait? No, trff. And f-n-o-u-r-li. enoff T ;o. I'll'iff. I do Ihiiili t is eiiou!). .Mttitxinur. lo- boili you and me. I have tried your, patience YEXEUABLE CITIZENS. At the funeraJ of Nathan Turner. Esq.. who died a few days siuee in Baltimore. t the age ol 2, the united ages of thesix (mil bearers amount ed to 450 years. Thf funeral sermon was preach ed by the Rev. Joshua Wells aged 91 years. F15ESHET ON THE DELAWAHE Pmi.ADKt.piiiA, Ajiril 22. There is quite a fiesh et ju the Delaware liver At Eastoti the water rose yesterday fonrtii-n feet by noon and was Mill iisin;. Ileie the rirer is very high, and all the meadow- lands in the first yird ovei flowed. CASH AND NO OliDERS." About one bundri-d and fifty men paraded the streets of 15 11 til" l. on the 10: h instant on a strike, not for an advance of waget but nstlieir banners indicated, --cash for their work, and no orders." TIIEATUE DESTROYED DY FIRE New Oklkass Apiil 20. The A met lean Thea tre was deMtoyed by tire last night, and one man was killed. ... Ii!lirfiy's Oiulmetit and Pills the m isf flira eioiis Iti nuiiies in the Union, for the Cure ol Erstpelas. Emma llindetson of Fourth-street Philadelphia was a very severe sufferer for two years w'ith Erysipelas, she became almost Mind arid deaf with the seventy id' the disease, so bad was the attack; she consulted several oI'IIik Doc tors in her neighborhood but they dM her no Sood. She tio illv deteriui'ned lo have recouisi t Holtouay'i, Ointment and Pii.'s and bv the joint Use of these two remelies. she was cured in six weeks, after cvciy other t lea tnie n t had failed. April 21. 17 St. If wnixt) nARDi.Y rrn for any one to have tin temerity now ml i vs to quest ion t he excellency ot Dr. Ilooiland's German Riiters. w hich are piepnr ed by Di.C M Jackson. In cases of dypepMa, liver complaint si d dernnsem'-nt of the digestive org.'iiiH. . their many viitne. have I.u.j; -inee tieeti 'loole pl.iitdy nppa-ent They purjrefrnni the sys tem the mot bid humors which retard the natural functions, and br i'gr paleness to the cheek, and stitf'eriiiff to thu brow. They banish those clog upon happiness, aud restore the system to high health. loot. fJT LIVER DISEASE.-Cabtf.h's Spanish Mix i'kbk, as a rented v for liver disease,' and the number of formidable e'ils conneered with a dis organized Mate of that otgan is c.nrivalled. Hundreds of certificates, from the highest sources of persons living in the city of Richmond Va might le given of cures effected by Carter's Spanish Mixture. We have only r-wnn to refer lo the extraordinary cure of Samuel M. inker, fcq . if the fh in of Drinker & Mori is Booksellers Richmond Va who was cured by two bottles of Oai ter's Spanish Mixture, after threw -ar slid', r ing from diseased liver. II savs Ii action on the blood is wonderful, belter than nil ihe medi cine be bad ever taken, ami cheerfully recom mends it to all. See advertisement. April 6." 9 1m. WARRANTS. Just printed, a bnndomo edition of W.irrants with and without Judgment nnd Execution on l!ui buck. Also, temi'erstiee and other Negro Passes, and for sale ai J iir Vimmrrcial Office Jjgf THE Brazilian Reined v for Diarrho? and l)senterv. Ilittnli eds can teslifv to its virtues Prepared and sold only by C. & D. Dl PR V. June 27. 41 If, rPIlE Subscribes as su eessors of Johj Daw I so St t'o . have on the 12th inst., entered into nannersbln for the purpose ol eurting on.ihi- On Good nnd Hardware huninessin 1 he Tow n of V il. minsion, under the fnni of A. AIaclbah Sit-Co. 'hey will condi.ol the business at Ihe .-lore oecu pied by the iate firm, ind solicit lor themselves ihe puironage of tile public AMlltEW MACLRAJV, JAMES I. McUALLUM. July 19. DIED. At Smilhville. N. C. on Wednesday. Ihe 4th in t AhLII, wife of 0-orgi It. Smith, a (fed ttl years. MARINE NEWS. PORT OF WILMINGTON, APRIL 26 ARRIVED. - 23. Steamer Fanny Lnttirloh, Stedman, from Favettevillo. to W. P. Elliott. Schr. Edari & Sumuel, Robimon, from' Hyde county, to J. A. Willard. " Schr. G W. Snow. . Warren, from Rockport Mr. to J. 4- U.-.McRae &. Co. 2f. Steamer Ja.n.-s R. Grist, Williams, from Fayeitevibe. tn A. D t'axjnx. - Steamer Flora McDmald. Hart, from Favette villo.10 T. C & B. O vvorth. Steamer Fairy, Jouus, from , Fayetteville, to Master. 2a. Barque Warren, Conery, from New York, to Joseph II. FUntier. ' " " Schr Lilly Sauders. Hoffton, from Phila., to Geo. HarrUs. . CLEARED! 23 Brig May Qn- n. Clilford, for ' Wiscasset, Me., by J. HrCbadboum & yo.; witb naval stores and lumber. '-. " - . ' ' 21 Sieam-r Fannv Lutterloh.Stolman, for Fay-ett.-VHU-.byW p, Elliott. lirijr tt C. Dyer Uradman, for Boston, by J. & D. MCRae &, Co ; with lumber, rough riew. Ac. Schr. EKa.t lane, -Richardsoo, lor Boston, by Kidder & Martiit . Seb r.' Pari Be. Farrow for Savannah, ay C- W. Bradlev; with rn ea nnts ,&c. - 25 Schr. A. a Ells. S eel land, for Halifax. K. , ty Russell Ss. Bro. ; with lumtasr and naval stores. . i Sihr. Wm A Ellis. Nichols. f.r Neur York, . by T. O WottU j with naval torea, 4tc -sv - ... . rt"" - . $100 DOLLAliS WLUAl.iT Jl Mrtie;ro man JIM. or JIM FORBS, ss JJ he ealU hiuislf, ran awav fiont me on ih. fS I6ih tnt. Maid Jim is about 43 yeirs old. bit. n edor, atx.nt 5 lc' 7 Incb-s hlh ihb L 1 J will tiwr a reward ol 0'i far snirt Jim 11 taken out of. this taic, or t0 II Ulirn will-in ihe - mie aWVorUi Carulina, ind KCund In Jii ihtit caa ket him again. ' B KI.A.WKil. VXiimiutoa, ft. C.t Apiil i6th, le53. I J-lm. ' FOR K EXT. A Sm:i!l Hon t on Front St rrrt. sillfn'h fir a m'm!! tamily-, until the 11 t cl b 1 .next, apply to i MUU'ir.,aiA;Li ot 1 yi. April 26: 19 ti. ' BLACK DIAMONDS, R Hnmer, Soiiir. bnd n'Hi.en, Trf alrd .''ci ' ' eritincally. Hi Prof. Julius zr Hmiii.al Inastheeol Bnrleique l.ei inn ituikly colon d. Uriain dly piil hs'.cd in "ih - New Voik I'b-ayiiin-.'' Just oil. . u d, unu it-ncd couiiih fe. Kor tuie at Apill -,6 - S. VV . V 1 1 ITAKKb'S. (iHAtKL K. tils by Jiili Kvnniti, i.uHior of IViia rv Hu'os" .la.ldine," Ac! Jnm -e'.i -h-ii Fors.ilHai al. W, WmTAK.K.;'-. Aptii ati. - . . 19 LiTTKLIS LI IiG ACE roa 1 hi- week. For sale at a. VV V III TAKER'S. JUiT KECEIVED P. Schr. L. I' Sunt. 1T Kl-.fi- Aew I '.inter; j 10 llox s Chic ; J iuokt J Bi'ef, IJ;el I'oiigm ii, I oil." , Xinr, loush' tl t'iii, l'iii.rid Uff-'ar, and u v.njity i t Kr-iit onleedunary , Hie .tnril .4 . I fiKO.MVntS. noiicc 1lT7"Kbe . ave 10 announce to our Patrons, unl V ili-j tub ic iii gt-toril, mil in le ill Oe .1 t-tianv in em linn, and on that .i connt v ii-h elosf our Krinch-Es at liniment., ihe obuchant I'Ati-oaiNO -store II f 'H-nis i!i()eiti;U l til .1 lore .ire ierctv r qiu sletl 10 i e ill and ctll tli. 1 , icctoitils ilil neili .icly. it po.mihle, ao tlie hilHiuosf inusllie ehiwft 011 th lir-t ol Ji.oe oeXI A ts 110 w offer nij' 111 iiT'1 fiiMiii aii'l ll-Ki h'eli if 'took of tuur.rlor mule, i'luthiits nnf i-iinj; rhiifl. of Ijustom- r wor.; :isn 1 iibioHi( .1 -8 tlileni o tine Frem h Iloihs, l). kin, 1 'asi'm n i) , Deles dr() le;iri8' Diniin.H 1 'l-n-hs, unit 1 1 1 .,, beaiililnl Variety ol Vesliiiu'S, tlosiei , ,1 tj -ni.,. iin. n'e Kui nishiia. foiods. a' vn, rictl.i,ttJ loir 'ri ce This iile w ill l'urnis!i . f : 11 onpoi tin it- tn.11,, 'ne desinm to enL'aL;e in the i Mi ich 1111 r.iii nirtj! Hnninos, to buy 1 1 1 In r a pm lien or tin- w hol mock, and continue the (imtiness ' ri the Fiei.i N'oie, n, i i lur rem aft. r the firm of Jum . I -r. 'i'hii t- Mali, li -hiuent fnif lie n doinir un excellent hiisi rii sn 1 ve si nee it went into opera lion, ;a 1 d ihe on r iif'ii r i-losinsi out he s-nne I-. bee. nine nl our ait 11 tion is required ut our p: ineipal t'lfn. - KAlhV.V EI I. Kit 4 BRO. April 21. Daily H.und J. copy 1 wick. lo. SUGAR ! SVUWXl I Q HHPS. Pi no bb o and New Oi.eum?; Crushed, Ground urn! L nf. For de hv April VI. ZK vO II. GUKE.NF.. - cut iinru?. OA BRLS. Cut Ili irinir, dv mind; 30 hnrnl Ow Bound do., Ircsh lioin Ni w Foiindl ind Fot sale by ADAMS. IJtitJ. A C'. Aprb 24. 19. ON CONvIliNME 4 1 6 CBLL. IV. C f tird :. No. I article. For rn bv WILLIS M.SUKRWOOD & CM. April 24. 18 UAIK.AIXS. I WILL sell the balance of my flock nf CROfK EKV and GLASS WAItK at com, for ca h I'lie intite f'oek is imported, arid lo l nnl:iis wishing lo nplcni-h oil h m, or lay in new ones, a rare chance i ofl'ercd ofdoiet! o t a urjr.iin I have a niimber of Fruneli i.'liini L'o id- in pet and otln rwi-e, ioeiher Willi n complete aBorl mcnl of Iron-sioue nnd o h' r tnods altneu'hr r ecimpri.-;in2 mi nuractive asjor liiiuut at the p. ices I am now ofF-rin'j ihem nt. Meantime, h it inn per cotert other arrangement I will cloae out llteentire utoek with the g un! wi!l of ihe busincm. on renaonable terms, 10 any part w ishin to c.nc i2 in It. ! The hiirincxs ia prodiable and constantly er.iw in2i and offers a good opening to a bnlni b man ir.A.i 'cn.. r., .in., Importer of China. Glass and Knnhrnwnr, AN i -minytun. N . C April 14. j 1 3-1 1 FOR SALE THE HOUSE ond LOT, corner of Wal nut and Kouilh Mreets, coiiiainini' II J-uLltoo ins and iw o attic 1 hamherf, laiuly oc cut'ieJ by the tuhsi riher. Teriii. N'o;e Ht Bank, with ihe customar) uc commodiition. T. LORIG. April 21. - 16 if. TO II E.T A House at the Ciorner ol Ornnae ond Sei onii s.fn tA torii!iii!!v 01 cunii d I i tiiii jLj&- Mvith, is ..ir-rcd for rrnl : p- ps. bsi..n tiv- en immediately. To a good tenant the house will be sii i IM' I y repaired. Inquire of Geo Myua 01 11. It. Savage, Esq., nt Cape Fear Ituna. April 24th, !s-5.i. y !3-tf. SUM! EH HATS MEN'S, Boy's, VHssis' and t l.i dim's Stin.nier Hals of every d seripiion, ut ihe Hut Utid C011 F.mpotium, ISo. I Granite Row. Apnl 24. j C. MYERS. PENNSYLVANIA BUCK HAGS Fresh Ground, just ivnr AT. 11 in.. icctivid fiuii' Phil.nlelnhia, and for tale hv March 27. j L. N BARLOW BOOTS AND SilOKS.. TH E undersiiitned is con'inuallv rec ivinsr di rect from the Manufacturers, larne supplies ol Hoots nnd Shoe a of nil In various kind, nnd has now on h ind.n auod assortment of Men's & Hovs thick kip nnd calf skin it roiiann. Ken Ived lh:s w.-ek. a few cases G. iji lemeii's fine calfskin Boot.. Miitn'-le lor the Nirlnp and Suiiiiiicr nude. Fiji sale whoh-Kile nnd rciml. I Hoots and shoes Mnniir.-icniri-d to rrdcr AIo, tor -ale On y's Oinlmeni and Perry Davis" Vegetable Pain Killer. ' GEO. U FRENCH. April II. j 13-tf BUTCilERS' IMPEIIIAL FILES. TUST rectived a full supply. O April 3. J. M. ROBINSON. HOWARD ASSOCIATION, . PHILADF.LPIIIA. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. 1"M A LI. PFtlSONS affl.cied with Sexual dis ease, aiich as SKMI.S tL i KAK. KSS. I .M. POTKMJK, GONOURAtEA.GLKKT, SYPHI LIS, c., Ac. 1 The HOWARD ASSOCIATION of Philadel phia, in view f ihe awlul destruction of hamuli life and heolih. caused bv rsu ctie.es, nn.l ihe deceptions which are piacllified upon ihe uniorlu nate victims of such diseases by Quacks, have di rected their consulting .Surgeon. u- a G11A KIT A Bf.K ACT worthy .l iheir nanie. 10 ti 41 F.DI i:AI. ADVICtf OU Tl. 10 all pcrons lhi al fliett'd (Male or Female) who apTlr by letter, (pol paid.) with a deS-.-ription of iheir condition, (ie. ocenpation. hat ils ol li'e, &e.,) and in canes of extreme poveriv and suff. rinu i- KUlt.MS H AI KIHCIiN'KS FRr'.K oKflUlloK. .The Howard Association is a benevolent Insil tu-ion, f siaHlj-hed ry apeejal endowment, lor lb relief cf the sir and distrr-sed. nfBieicd with ' Vi rulent and Kpidemie dieras s," and ii funds can he use for no oilier purpose. It h now a sur plus of mean, which iha Director ha e voted lo advertise ihe above noli e.i ft is n-edls to ai'd hat iha Association commands the highest Mdi cal rkitLof the ae. - ' Address (post-paid,) Dr. GEO. R CALHOUN. Consulting Sore" eon, Howard Association, Tso.'l S. 9rh tSireef. I'hila tclphi , Penn. By rder of ih DirFciorn, KZltA D. II KA RTWEI.L, Trcsldent. GEO KAIliuaiLD. Secretary. April 10. i ll-7l-pd. GRANDIIaWATK of NORTH CAROLINA. THK Rctrulir Annual Convocation ol ihls body wid b held in vVilmint n on Monday, "he 4'h day of Juoenut- .u bordia tr Chant- rs are r. queried m bt Ipuoi luai in siidina their rerrfi)l.iivf s. as mat ters of much Imi'ortnric' are 10 'e acirn on H. P. IlUSsfcLl., Urana Sncreisry. April ia 1 1-uu. WIIaLIlsAi E i hitEj, llit.i.E, T. KACGN per I K lams. ;. if. !2, ,,13 PoTto Rito, -Cut,, ; '-J , fC .Mcnl. I fh, " .NAVAI k - V ut ) ' n 1 i r r . 1 , . - , Vetl,v nil, J fij :, J -. II t II' dip .. 11 I l ' ' I I!) h 0 1 0 19 a . I ! 1 M. h. 1 ; , , iloslll liy I all . " I I 4: . 1 .-,11 s"- - l in 1 i 00 113. I 2; 1 1 1 11. In r 1 :': ". 4 5 ( 0 A ,t IL.s ic 1 ea 1 ot, -. ' '"' ". 'i M m r..ii.:l,-. , :it "It.. 1 1 1 I .-!,! 1' 1 2" ... I 9 ,' '-' ! '. t M " I' 01. I -,tl II '-li.. .o I,, rn ,., r i.-i' 1 i 0 - Id ''' ' f ! i.u r ' ' o. o I,. '' I IM , OW i 1 , a 11 : I (,,, . j -. 'i , I l oo western, nf t. (.0 Vdea. ,),, J a lioiiidcm. do 7j , Butu r. per lb., 2j a 1 I t I I". pet M l ortliein 1.11 ss, 013 s iiiioii , l OiiIU, h li n ". 6 in a P oil MI-'KI- I ,-, 11,. St. OoriniiiM. 11 1 . tio. h , u 11 Lairuayra. j ., , ai riom ..a. IS 11 It, Colour, per Ih J , 10 spe'lo, 4"i ; ft- ' sc. 12 a I ii 011 Vrn 1, In a I' do 1 izn it iit-r l 1 a I'' - I , 1 SI , 1 I ii tr. - 7i a - I siuiinn 'i 11 7 ' I' ;iin 0 r I ., e 1 ' li- l.l. if. . i,... ' 10 CO 0 (1 J pi . -t- 1 i,. a 1' I I ' I -s , , '" I I I '" ' . ' 1 111. I 'J.-, , 4i H ft) -- 1 ' ' r -1 .! -, II I I '' ! !i J. (0 "'' f! - ' roil- t,, I 4'' a (I I " ' I Ml s -e l. i , , 1 '. 0 I 0 l li - -j , n , D 0!) 1 1. hi.. 1. 2 r.,, ft' i 'iiitir.ii f, ( . 11 H I I'll:., Hi. j ---iii p.. 1 ii.-i,, si n - ; I'm k . S n 'ik .ifil if B . I aimri , I .R O.l 1 . Feathers, 4i l.l t,. p. 1 on one t me ' li ai II1V, a n rn, ' . If ivi r Xsli h. ml ' n- lollov. W'llfl-. ll.'O V II merfeal l-'nalish ssurii.t "t -10 u I ' ' II, : 1 i . 1 , ,1,, 1 w 1 !i 'ichi 1 cfi 11 mcrieun -Iicim li st s , ,(,. I' ' ''I. I 1111 , r'i 1 : ( IC' 'C III. :"""in 15 a iill'-'ered 1; ; I'rsi I '.is 1 t l'i -1 ninil i t Mil! -...w. " "' I (H- f,"(i: s in'ai pi 1 I n . f 'rh nn ;i : "ort. Hi.- SJ fi l ' fills i 8 ' -ai II ' - I I " liri!i, 10 fi. H It- Iii V honrib 7 in ., fj., i n i anil sean-ljna. 6 Ol a I r Of utr 'ma 1 it . daed. I I 1) a 00 r. . fio-i hull 1 Hi 1 v i : it f.t i t'fn 'lnnlir!' H r)(l 1 (11 f), ',,ti. ( j iv lie i.n rits 7 Mil II I enii(lilHi ti 4 l.tri' in Jit 1. 10 a I I j I'l V V F it , ,t , t, ,,, do ki- Pi a I .-loiplnj. (id , 1 ! , ((I 1 i.lim ir hlil. I c'i a 1 5 1 irnm linn 7 nfi s (if: I.IQlT()!(S iiei gallon ;'', ,n r, -.(, 7 r. , i.... ..1. 1.. 1., . .... I I" 11 iiiuihiv I n ft rift r 'I , t t .! tppl CA n I Ll 1. !!...., ... 11. 1 .1 . . r. . 'o' " '') -on 1 ii" "iM.s,,n -iilli-n '.eMf'cd. 41, n -15 Mn,l. ir I 1,0 . 1,, ...1.1 ..... v 1 1,. r. , : o . , : " . 1 f 0 a 4 "Ol. tSFS r iH . V alaen 4 (1 ' , v d -... r.ti f w 'I II It (l I . ii 1J FREIGHT. To Nkw Yons. Rosin, . . 4D on di'rk, 1 ; mi ler. Tnrpentinc, - - r') Spit ix Tut ieiitiio, . n Yam nnd Sheeting, S cents jier foot. Cotton per b.ile. ,.il) Tea Nuts, per bush. (i cents, TO I'llll.it IlKf.PII I A Naval Stores, 40 ct.i. on deck. 4 un. Spirit Turpentine, - 7 ) -Is. per bid. Yarn and Sheeting, . 8 " " foot,. I'ea Nuts, .... ( " "..bushel. co Vi r 1: im u. REMARK'S ON MARKET. Tchpkntin':. A small Jot nf I'm .. til'uie uas taken lit Tr 1 'J' per bid. fir Vellnv li i. ami i 1 I per bid. for Hard nt rim 1 mi her l'-;;!it Spin Ts Tiiti'hvnvr:. 1!0) bids. chai.i'eJ l.aii !i ai 40 els per l'hIIoii. Rosiv. 2-V) bl.N. No. 3 Rosin (i i lurei-le I ) soil at Si i pr bbl. Timhku. u Raffs tt-crc o!,l at f 'J 50 to fS .") SI'Maxs. - 1 Rivkii Li MT3i:tt W One, f,.,.t Lnmher sol.J at c 8 Ti pel' M. feet for Hooting boards ami 5 I p'-r M. I'm sciiutliu? Racon. V. O-i lbs. N. C. Sides, sol i lit I'll c!-. pi r ih. C011V. 1 i"? bilshids Corn e!d fri til vessel as .Hileil, at irl 10 im'I o'i U s, Cotton. Jil baled M i l l 'iti rjualit y, at 'Jcenls per lb. Fi.olh. 25 bbls. Fa vctteville Super, nt 510 '') cash. Outs. 100 bushels sold at 7-1 per biishi 1, Limk. - IniiO bbls Lime sellirnj finm lli-fa- nttd at 51 Zo to Sl o t p- r bbl. NEW YORK M I! K V. V . A pi il 23. The Journal i,f Commerce reporis to Sat Ulil.IV Mailt. Flour Soul hem flour litis -ti ailily hnproveil ipe supplies of d. sii.tble t'a'les falling short ol" the demand ; the closing tales si an advance f.r the eek nl In ally oui' dollar h r I. hi 1; iinote : common toe ' hiatils ill o a l ::7 ; laviuite ill .'ITl a II o'l; e.xtia S 1 1 t.2 a U ".'). villi some do iee a l zi''); f ' 5 iiic'ul.s Mta l'eier-1-ii Z T I T" a t12 : (ond G'-oi eto 11 and tlcx-ii ih ia ill 2' n 11 oO; ex'-ado. ill oOa 12. Jii hiooinl county SU7-J a 12 00; extra . city 7I2 a 13 00. Oil Ion. - I he sales for tl.e week ate 12'i,0 hales at P a U Naval Stoics Farther sales of O'.'fl bids ei 11 lo tni-M-liline have bn 11 III nb' at or aluml $:i 12J. Spirits ol 1 nrpeiii ine hive been ni"di iateh an live anil pi ices have been vei V -ll Mi-laiee.I ; 12 0 MiN l,iie ln- n sol I at 41J a 42 ti e uiirii t bein veiy rtn'l at the close. Rosin Pa s lie. n in active demand for common, both here and to ar live.l ui the betiereiadex are still dull ; ihesai. s .ire 1 1 111 0 bbl-. at Si i0 a 1 i;5 for commmi 11n s: Iv tl il li" 1121 and ci.iisi.hTalile pal ! lo ar rive, hi the latter iate; I (iTj a 1 7-J f'-r N" 2: and sl W a 2 12J n't- .No 1. 'far has also t-.-ti inoreactie but at ca-i.-r rat- s uifb '.- ol "' bbls. at 2 2-J a 2 02i Inchld d in the x(.o; s for rbe week Sie lj.".M7 bbls. rosin ; '0 do tif- penfine; 10 do spit its ; 331 do. tar, and 7"j do. ' Extoi ts for the wi k l b!. 0 3-7 Ijo, from Jan. 1st. do. 21" !1 Do. same lime last year do. 171 oj Rice. The niaikcl has continued uns.i t l.-I . bill loddeij. have been Very fh m, and prices li-iv.- railuullv improved, en sin t mi aoiaioe t a I ner lb over I tie pi ices iHirtel in our 11--u.- are 2 200 tcs. at cl 671 6 371 o r co la-t ; l!, rumi n to tnillle. . Eximrt for the week Do. Irom J 111. 1st Do. (aniu timi! last jcar do f !:" do ll.i3J R AY ANS'Alf MARKET. A'Til 3 -Co'ton The '" k c"',f'" 'i l.t and'th- market mm bales chat g. d hand to-day at t'otn 7 J 11 cents , r Ih. NEW ORLEANS MARKET. April 21. l otion ism. The sales duriu? the w.-. k bare cotiipriM-d 2- 0O1I bales and Ihe n eeints 31 (Ml leavii. a stock on baud nf 1KIh hai.s. The decrea-e iii ihe receij.ts at tUs tort i. Kitioot) ' ales. Exclian-i on London i quoted at Irom ii a 10 pr cent pr-mium. FOREIGN MARKETS, till toe XasArHU. Liverpool Faturdiv. April 7th. Messrs. Mil'i esu E.ansA. Co. quote; CoHon The sa cs .r f.e week or for Ihe ftveday. Fii lJ' l ein-a l.ol idav foot nf K-'5H bales, iticlu .lietf !' ff) bales loVcnlators, and 10 GOO bales for cxm.rn I run have sliehllv .nlvan-ea and Un. muk'-t is loi .v ant. Fair and midd inj .piahties bar.! improved most the fiHim-r 1 ami .in- la-t-r 1 l.dnti and, nice. n...l,sn-ed; Orleans fair middiina- 5r : VM. C &l' . '"S 3 l.lrt. M inch, ster a.lvu e, are more Uvo. .t.le. Mo.rs llrns n & Shisdey .rmtP :-ftri-a.t.i all Tim ma-Uet i- jr-nerailv i.tiehan-ed ei.in Cal fl-nr (M --' 5 I"' 'Y'"rAh svV' m. While "d veHcw 41s; mixed 42-s. Cd. hca -While 12.-. 6J i red 11. SX i -
The Tri-Weekly Commercial (Wilmington, N.C.)
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