Wilmington Journal from Wilmington, North Carolina • Page 3

r- in i ter from from tbs Char-eaton Mercury i of the 27th Jane THE GREAT RUSSIAN REMEDY. 1 Appointpents. WILMWeTOl WflOLESItE PB1CES CUKBEMT. PRO BONO PUBLICO. i Ilea.

Jinti UHCMIIBR 3" It should be understood thai our quotations generally Nkw York, July 6. Tbe S. Mail steamship Baltic, Capt. Comstock, has arrived at this port from Liverpool advices to the 25th ultL Brit-" r- Buchanan' coarse upon the Tariff of 1842 ha Every mother should have a box in the house bandy Th democratic candidates for the Legislature accidents to the children." i New Hanover County will address their fellowi-citi-l Salve, rt. A of in ease ol 1 represent the wholesale pnces.in ailing small orders, mgn- th unbiect of znach comment, and bi er rates nave pe paia.

that bill is claimed as conclusiTO proof of zens the County at the following times and places; lu WMBBIP A trica arrived at Liverpool on It is a Boston remedy cf thirty years standing: and is re fm v7.0 ctnta Fer 100 80 day. Another lot IPO bales Nortpcrn (former receipts) vli on Saturday at 60 cent-, Lim No receipt since our last. The' stock la dealert hand is heavy and market dull. See table for- atot rate, as in quantity. Las! cargo sale waa at eenu pr eaak.

Liquors Art in nioder.te stook, with limited demand. See table for store fates. A small lot of Cincinnati br ad sold from first hands on Saturday at 33 cents per Hon. MoLASSssIn the absence of reoelpta of Cuba for some weeks past the stock on market baa bmvim, rrw tlo-ht. n4 commended by physicians.

It is a sure and speedy cure for viz being an advocate of high TanBs A candid pt li rthm facta of the cane will, we think; pat the NaVai. Stores; Turpentine, 280 lbs ViririnfnewlO OQrfl Bxkswax, Jb.JZS 5 25 Bair Cattle, 100 fts. .550 6 00 xjt. nunier, me wen lniormea Liverpool corres- iU3 1 iie owns, vorns, reions, nuoiains, and uid sores 2 75 9th July. 10th Federal Point, Middle Sound, Bricks, M.

6 00- 12 00 banre fairly to rest, and it is to this point that we aw iDTite oar readers. pondont of the Associated Press, informs us that the mldlJJJ11 feeling in respect to American affairs in this country has subsided in England and no longer affect tha rrozen Limbi. Salt Rhenm. Senr So nd T.ifU 0 2 30 1 30 IB. 'r 1 20 ft will be remembered mat, oy tne; terms ot tbe lltb i 12th 14th 19th randy Holly South we advancfl qaoUtlons a shade.

VVeqaote from wharf la hhds. at 40 a 42 cents per allonaa In i aaa.ntlt m.nA from 1 60 .10 Adamantine. .80 Sperm. i ".35 romiee set of 1833, the Tariff was to ttnderer markets. A London paper also states that, judging I Soro Nose.

Warts and Flesh Woanda, it is a most valuable from the tone of the country Dress, it concur iht WJ "ld.orwhjch be tsstifled to by thousand, who it tf- (I A' 1 50 riodical reductions nniil 1842, when it was tnn to sioreat454centiby the bbl. Potatoes New croD Irish him Vion brnnrtit i Zlsfc ixvkkj roiui, I uftf a6 1L in IDM ntV MOorn Ani riAinit Ia rha last 3 87 Yellow dip. 0 00 0 00 ar. jgbbl.70 00 in order 1 40 Resin, No.1,1 75 No.2.1 20 do. No.3.1 05 Sp'ts 00 Cofpee, lb.

I iivuuvi aw wuv mh ne. whole country is deiistbted with the mm thn 17 32 60 18 14 13 00 inirty la no instance will this salve do an injury, or SnrfiiM with t. intertere Witn Dbvsician nrescnntionii in marl Upper Black River, Wednesday, 23rd Piney Woods, Friday, Long v. 26th slowly daring the. pisi weekjsoll lrorn carts at 60 a 70 I'S cents per be placed ujwn a Revenue bans.

Mr. Bochanan, ah before stated, expressed his willin.ness to abide by a It. a fmm American question has" taken, and takes the opportunity to confess its surprise at the. enlightenment 17 Laguavra ....13 .12 St the purest materials, from a recipe brought from Russia, of Caintuck, 28th jrauvisiuna i-ror i. eureu owok toere aas Deen an active demand throughout the past week; and prlocs have rul Crni promise in gooti iauu.

uui oeiore iue tiiratioQ of the Compromise Act, a new legal question MUOrdeU the COUntrV On the AnhifM Yirr iha i.nno 34 .30 Lower Black SOth woes growing in mac country ann tne proprietors nave letters fi om all classes, clergymen, physicians, sea captains, norses, and others who have used it themselves, and reoom- Cotton, .00 ed high, bat owing I to the exceedingly light iipts few- -rose which divided the best minds of be country Wilmington, Tuesday, 5th August. 1 Oils, gallon. pers, ther editors having devoted themselves to a rational exposition of the American d.ffienltiefi. Th vOBN transaetlons have taken place. One er twa small lota sold 2 25 rt ra.

whether farther legislation would not be ne 70 75 from store in tha early part ot the week at 14 a 10 oents for meoa ib io owners, lteaoing ttussta salve is pat np in large tin boxes, stamped on the cover with a nictnre of a horse THE fast sailing Schr. R. W. Brown," brought us 20 UOMKSTICS, rv to carry out this provision of the Com pro bog round, but this latter figure is rather above market, and people of England, likewise, appear to be pleated at vir. Buchanan bavin? received tha nomination of thi Sperm 2 uu Linseed, rawl 1 51 do.

boiled! 15 95 sixteen assorted sizes SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS. We and a disabled soldier, which picture is also engraved on the I 25 10 mise. Mr. Calhoan held that farther legislation was Yarn.a...17 wrapper. mci, cents a box.

Sold at all the stores in 8 17 20 call attention to these facts vix These Trunks have Pat we therefore quote at 14 cents per lb. Our quotations for hams, sides and sbouldors are merely nominal, bat could readily be obtained. Bee table. Tbe stock of IVetttrn eured Cincinnati Convention- In the British Parliament town or country, or may be ordered of any wholesale drag- Potatoes, -ruarv, ent Locks Steel Sprinrs Iron Frame Hickory Straw Eoas, EMrnr BaaasLS, each. OO important bliainAfiii had hppn trftnarltx! Tha The condition of the Treasury also rendered socb i also lirht.

with a fair demand existinr. and we advaoeo 00 ,70 Bias. itcuuLNir UU rroprietora. Agent for WUmlngton, N. S.

W. WHITAKER. Sill Duck Covers Zink or Iron bottoms and are sold at a Emperor of Russia had constructed a new cabinet. Sots. 60 a 2 00 -tep necessary, whole country.

Was suffering. our figures a shade. I We quote from store at 111 eeots for shoulders, and 2 dents per lb; for sides, "by tbe quantity. Feathers. 59 a.

40 45 0 00 small advance above manufactures prices. including tJortschakofl. Lar.eker. Ostensacken and -II its interests, from severe pecuniary embarrass Fish, bbl Lahd C. make there la considerable enouirr.

LAD'ES will find the best article of TRUNK or HAT OrlofL Tbeie was no otber intelligence of interest. .30 IIEWAUD. ments, and noiversal bankruptcy prostrated public CASE at the GIT CLOTHING STORE, In town. Tbe is I WILL GIVE THE ABOVE REWARD FOR well as private credit. ben Loi.gress assembled and very little arriving.

The market rales firm 13 lz cents in and 14 cents per in kegs. No Western make on market, aad we erase quotations. -Butts style is new and greatly admired Call and see the assort important from England The Rumored Increase Sweet, bush 00 Irish, 60 do. bbL .0 00 Provisions, ft. N.

C. Bacon, 12J Shoulders ..12 Hog round. 13 Western Bacon; 00 Shoulders. .00 13 1R42. the Treasury- as empty, the estimates ex ment at 3 Market fctreet.

the delivery to me, or the confinement in any jail in this State, for my negro man ISAAC. Said negro is about 28 years old. black or vellowish cast, about British VtutU on Ibe American Coast. New York, July 6 Reliable ai vices from Enr- July 10th, 1856 i 261-lOt Is in moderate supplyl and sells slowly. We quota at cents iHided the revenue, snd an increase of the Tariff, to Mullets ou 1 0022 00 do.

No. 2 00 10 00 do; No.3. 5 50 6 50 do. No. 4 0 00 0 00 Herrings.East 4 00 4 50 DrrCod, 50 5 DO 14 for N.

and 24 a 2o cents per lb. for Northern, ss in qual 1. 1 1 Tit I iua SWThe subscriber respectfully announces himself to his meet the wants of the Government, was absolutely I land report that the recent statements with reference -manded. The advocates of high 'I ariff and Pro-1 to the increase of the British naval force on the ity. Porx- -Prioes having farther advanced It tbe fellow-citizens of the County of New Hanover as a candidate icci.

uiu, wiu weieu aoout iou pounas, ana rataer pmues whea spoken to. He formerly belonged to Archable Mur markets, has also had the enect to advaaoe it nere. fa tor re-election to the offie of Sheriff, and trusts that his ef phy, and is probably lurking in Sampson, Bladen, or Mew and we ouota Northern Mess 60 cents hfffher. with sales from taction bailed the misfortunes of the Government a North American nation are untrue. CV I T.

I I I uljj forts to dischaYge faithfully and acceptably the duties of the XT i kLI 14 N. C. Lard. ..13 .1 ui uvruKps ue ass kudo io wuBuncioD. wnere He can read verv well.

oecare to mm a cvouoaauDa oi ineir aunrages. .7 25 7 50 ml i -I store since our last a $22 a $23 per as In quantity; receipts light and stock small. Salt We have no change to make in either quality. Fair supply of Liverpool sack and Alum in store, and ooth 00 26 00 rvixtribatioo ot tne prooct-eus arising irorn sue sate oi pquauron ai ureyiown, to wnicn point a numoer ot JJ. 11AL.L.

March 11, 1856159 tel Her. and Com. copy. Superfine. .6 75 7 00 Fine .......6 25 Gb 6 50 anapernaps write.

J. H. SPEAKMAN, Wardsville, Sampson N. July 2nd, 1856. July Ilth 45-Sm eyond this, there has public lands, was a tavonte measure witn the Wbs, vessels nave been ord red, but Grain, bush.

Tbe undersigned respectfully announces' himself a nt ih dftermined. if tssible, to retain this policy. in doing except la the retail way. See table store prioes. as io Quantity.

A lot of 400 aacks received coastwUe Candidate for tbe office of Sheriff, of New Hanover Tha vessels preparing to leave for other portions A HOMESTEAD FOR. SIO! 9310,000 worlh or Farms and Building Lots, and, at the same time. io increase mc ar.u annoogn, if these proceed had been appropriated to the wants 23 00 00 OC 18 Of 00 00. on Tuesday aud sold ajt $1 10 per sack, 90 days. Shingles '1 he market roles decidedly dull for' both Common and Contract, and the price of tbe former baa de June 17th, 1856 242-te THE GOLD REGION 'OF -VIRGINIA.

fCuloener ot tne American coast, as wel las tbe West Indies, are simply to replace those al out to retuin in conse 00 Oats 00 33 WhiteBeansl 75 2 00 Pease, Cow. 87J 90 Rice, rough. 0 00 0 00 clean, ..31 i Po I west'n uu Butter .......24 Cheese Pork, Mess; I 22 00 do. Prime 00 0ft Beef, Mcss.16 00 do. Fulton 1 Market.

00 00 PotTLTRY. Chickens, live. 15 do. dead. 00 Turkcys.live 75 do.

dead, lb 00 Salt, Alum19bush00 Vvo.i 10 do airiaea amontrst IU.ZUU subscribers, on tne A CARD. The subscriber respectfully announces himself of the Government ioai increae uMgui cave neen more modet ate. Two separate Tariff bills passed quence of their being unfit lor further service. As additional proof of the peaceful intentions of Her clined, with sales dur ng the week at $2 a $2 60 per as in quality. No sales of the latter.

See table for quotations. Staves- We note the receipt since oar last of only a small a candidate for the office of Sheriff of New Hanuver County. rnnirreasw conUinmz this distribution c'aase, anl Majesty's government the mot stringent orJers have both were vetoed in quick succession, by President July 2, 1856. JOHff COWAN. TO THE VOTE KS OS ON SLOW COUSTT, 40 0 100 00 Pea Ni'ts.

.0 00 0 00 Hay, lOOftsi lot (8,000) rough O. Bbl. which sold at. fl3 per M. No late receipts or sales of It.

O. llhd. and we erase quota been issued to the British Admiral to use all means in his power to avoid a collision with Araeri- Tjler. The Whips still acneiea to tneir policy, and the session was well nigh spent before any step tions. The undersigned respectfully offers himself as a candidate Eastern.

...1 00 0 00 N. 60 70 N.Carolina. 0 00 0 00 17th of September, 1856. for the benefit of Port Royal Female Academy. Subscriptions only ten dollars tarfi one half down, the rest on the delivery of the Deed.

Every subscriber will get a Building Lot or a Farm, ranging in value from $10 to $25,000. Tbeso Farms and Lots are sold so cheap to induce settlements, a sufficient number being reserved, the increase in the value of which will compensate for tbe appirent low price now asked. The most ample security will be given for the faithful performance of contracts and promises. O-Moke Agents ark wanted to obtain subscribers, to whom the most liberal inducements will be given. Some i imbkr There has been very little Timber brousbt la 50 taken to pass a Tariff, and provide lor trie warns of can vessels for two or three -weeks past, owing mainly to the low stags for re-election to the effice of Sheriff of Onslow County and solicits your suffrages at the approaching election in August eon, tt.

TT-t 1 AA the Government. They knew that something must done, or the Government be left bankrupt, and of tbe water courses, but as millers have a rair stock on hand, there is little demand at present. Sales of a few rafts Liverpool sack, ground. 1 20 do. fine.

.0 00 Later from Santa Fc. Chicago Ju 7. Latest dites from Santa Fe I 25 2'0U next. M. L.

F. REDD May 23. 38-te thev calculated upon this necessity to force the Dem state tbe renewal of Indian troubles and violence. Sugars, ft. ass uu American, 00 do.

0 00 do. 7 Swede 5k 00 at prices ranging within quoted rates. See table. Freights. The rcdeipis of country pi duoe have been very small for some time past, and tbe quantity offe rlog Is not neraiie mrtY into the measure of a high Protective wjjh nujuniiij uutiliAUS 1 MKiT Xhat HO 10 Many tribes bad engaged iu hostilities.

Mr. Gar Tariff. Tbe admitted necessity for further legisla man can name three States that will vote for Millard Fill Agents write that they are making $200 per month. Advertising will be done for every Agent where possible. For land was preparing lor a campaign on xr extensive i-uffi-ient for the vessels pow ia port.

Tbe market is eatreme-lv dull, and prices havie a decided downward tendency. We Lime, bbl. 85 1 25 9 12. more at the Presidential Election in November next. tion upon the expiration of tbe Compromise act, and forto New Orleans 0 Muscovado 7k Loaf crush 12 Clarified and Granulated.il scale Numerous Camanche and other Indians met I full particulars, Subscriptions, Agencies, apply to Liquors, gall (domestic.) XT ri i oo learn of one or two vessels having been taken np for New E.

BAUDER. Port Royal. Carolina Va. Wbiikey.7...33 35 on Arkansas river a arme annuities. the positive necessities of tne uovernment, constituted the circumstances under which tbe Tariff of 1842 York at 35 centrfor rosin on and under deck.

Uuotatlons in June 23rd, 1856 217 June 13th. Apply at THIS OFFICE. MRS. VANDERB1LT, NO. 15 SUFFOLK STREET, SAYS OF DR.

2H'IANE'S CELEBRATED LIVj.R PIJLLS. table, therefore, are merely nominal. Proportion fur Aiijanrmnf nt. Washington, July 7. In the House to-day the Soap, 5 Shingles, M.

N. E. 00 Gin j50 Brandy .50 do. Apple. .50 do.

Peach .75 was brought forwaid. It came op finally on the 27' ot Aupust, three dajs befoie the adjournment, when Mr Rucban rose and explained hi position. Ili BALTIMORE. JuH to-day of 600 bbls. BeiDg unwell, and not knowinsr whether it proceeded from 55 55 60 55 85 00 democrat unsurcessfully voted to sustain tbe rules 50 50 Contract .4 50 Common 2 00 Howard street, 200 do.

Ohio, and 200 bbls. Uty Mills at t6 derangment of the liver or merely hysterics, I was persuxded 73. ramily and Extra FlSur We qaote Sattimoie srouod to purchase a box of DR. M'LANK'S CELEBRATED rpee will be found in full in 'be Congressional Globe. Lumber, (River.) Staves, M.

to late up trie enat-o resolutions ior rung a certain tiny for the close of the secsion. while the repub lamilv. at 1 9 6 a 9 75L and extra do t8 25 a 60 1 How L.1VER rlL.L.b, and before I them all. was entirelv Floor.B'ds..8 75 CAPE FEAR SMITH ILL N. C.

OUU IMPROVEMENTS are now completed, and we are prepared, in every wny, for the accommodation of regular or transient boarders. FISHING, BATHING, TERMS $30 to $35 per month, aocordtag to rooms $10 per week $2 per day. Children and servants half-price Deduction made for families. A. J.

G. W. GALLOWAY. June 21. 246-lm 43-lm.

Fayetteville Observer and Goldaboro Tribune copy one month and send bill to this office. licans were decidedly opposed to it. The Americans ard street extra at fo I 75 7 25 1 do. raa.Hr at ft 7J W. O.

Bbl 13 00 R.O.Hhd.OO 00 Ashllead'cOO 00 relieved. I am now enjoying perfect health-, and cheerfully recommend L5r. M'Lane's Celebrated Liver Pills to all simi Wide 6 50 0 00 Our lim ta connne us io extracts. Mr. Bcchanan commenced by discribing the con dition of the country as follows "The onlv alternatives now -presented to the Se were divided, in large parts voting with the demo Bye flour We now quote at f3 37 a 62.

Cora Meal We quote City at 3 12. and country at 2 6) per bbl. 16 JO 00 00 .00,00 00 00 9 25 larly afflu-ted. Timber, Molasses, per gallon. crats.

New York, March 25, 1S52 -Uuba 4U Grain aad Seeds Wheat Tbe offerings this rnlng were 3,500 bushels. We qike red at $1 40 a fl 50 eta. for food 00 5J 45 00 5 12 MS" Purchasers will be careful to ask for Dr. McLANE'S 00 Shippings. 00 Mill, prime 6 50 do.

inferior to ordinary .4 00 Celebrated Verralfnge, manufactured toy Fleming Gov. Wlae Insulted. Richmond, Va, July, 7. Mr. Hi.gh R.

Peasants, Nails, lb. to prime; white 1 b5 all 75 cts. for good to prime. Corn-Sales of white at 63 a 6O0. for rood to prime.

61 a 69 seats trite is, whether we shall pass this bill, or leave the coontry in its present deplorable condition. Every nbtitute proposed for tbe bill has failed and it is 5 DENTAL. PRACTICE (Jut 4i 50 11 FitUDoro', Pa. All other Vermifuges in comparison are worthless. Dr Mc Lane's genuine Vermifuge, also the forn.er Editor of the Penny Post, Richmond, to Tallow, Wrought 10 n.o run.

rir ibci vears neen ezciusiveiv attended to H' by the subscriber. for yellow. Rye We quot Maryland at 6O0. and IVnoryl-vaniaat75o. X)at -t les at 30 a 32o.

CoflVa We quote good Rio at 10, a 1 aod choice at lla Java Mi a 15e. Mola-ses We- quote New Orleans at 62 a 55c Cuba at Note. Kiver and Turpentine, sold in the Our treatment is such, that the teeth are put in a state of i water are subject to the expense of landing, inspection, coop day entered' the executive cbam'er at the capitol in a stale of intoxication, and insulted Gov. Wise, and when he was ordered to leave he attempted to strike the Governor. Mr.

Wise then struck Mr. Pleasants erage, so sav on lumber PU cents to 1 per I ar and ms ceieoracea uivor xriua, can now te naa at ail respectable drugstores. Sold in Wilmington, by WM. H. LIP PITT.

None genuine wltitout the signature or FLEMING BROS July 8th. We do not tbink a person can evince a'more benevolent trait ot character than being moved at the distress and suf me jjrusv votiuu, uiu tree irum puiu. After much study, invention and practice, we havo attain ed to tbe very difficult art of stopniosr with gold, the de Turpentine about 1015 cents per bbl. and on naval stores, when biouaht per railroad, about the same expenses are incurred For Virein or "Turpentine a deduction 1 0 rorio moo a a 40 iviuaoovaaa 4J a 440. c.DRiin Island 45 a 48ov.

ugarf-We quote New Orleans at bi a 9 cents Porto RUo 9 a pic; KuclUb Island 8 aft eeots 2 Cuba 8 a 9 cents per lb. Whiokey quote Citv at 801 in tne eve, ana knked him out of the room. cayed cells in the crowns of teeth, so solid and beautiful that icnts; Ohio at 32 renasjliraaia at 3s cts. Tlic Indian War In Oregon. tne initials of tne name may be engraved on them.

If practice gives skill and art, then perhaps, we can ex tract a tooth as easy and carefully as the case admits. NEW YORKJMAR KETS, July 8th Cotton unchanged, Washington, July 8 Mnj. General Wool, writ- of one-fifth or more is made on this price of yellow dip, ao-cording to quality. '-'I Wilmington Bank R.ata of ISxcliiitige. Baltimore.

.1 prct. prem. I Philadelphia 1 prct.prem New .1 Boston I i sales of 800 bales at lit morally that any other measure can now be introduced in its stead, with the leat hope of success. If we adjourn without passing any bill, what will be the con dition in which we shall leave tbe treasury of tbe country Why sir many of tbo ablest lawyers throughout the Union, a well as a large majority in both House of Congres. hold the opinion.

tht there is now no law in ex utence under which any revenue can be collected. This is the almost universal op.n-ioa of the Whig party and it is also the opinion of ay friend from is Carolina. (Mr Calhoun,) on whose jadgment 1 am disposed to place great reliance. Now, our Treasury is insolvent the public creditors have laree demands against it which it is unable to meet tor Orleans middling, and Hi for Particular, attention is given to removing Tartar from, aod polishing the teeth, that they are much benefited and ng to tne ar pariment, dated Heme. June 3 Ud landa do.

Flour la firm, aale of 41.000 I. bis at 6 40 m5 cays: from ail the information he has received elezant. Those who may prefer upper front artificial trivot teeth. there is no doubt that he shall be able to communi which are more beautiful, comfortable and healthy than ar- unciai teem on piaies, wo win ne nappy to wait upon. cate by mail of the 12th the gratifying intelligence 'hat the Indian war has ceased in the department of tbe Pacific.

We shall, he remark, have no fering of others, and furthermore, anxious to do all in their power to alleviate by every possible means hunr.an1 suffering. In this view of the case, we do not know howjtbe hu-rnxne and benevolent can do an action more in accordance with their philanthropic views, than by calling the attention of their afflicted tiiends and acquaintances to the fact, that Dr. eth S. Hanck, of 108 Baltimore street, Baltimore, has discovered a preparation, which is put up in the form of a pill, that has specific action for curiDg Epilepsy, or falling fits, spasms, cramps, and all forms of nervous diseases. Among those who have been permanently cured, we might mention a member of the family of' James It- Beadle, Huntsville, Alabama Mr.

M. Sledge, Cabin Point, Surry oounty, and Mr. W. P. Ligon, Grenada, Mississippi.

We might go on enumerating a number of others, until we had entirely filled up this coiumn of our paper but we thjnk we have said sufficient to satisfy every person that the sub. Persons who may wish to -retain their teeth, so that they can properly masticate and taste food, and be free from pain, 11 li. i 1 1 64 for stralg ht Mate, 6 60 a fti 90 for good Ohio, and 6 9U a 7 30 for mixed to good standard Southern.1 beat is firm, sales of 63,000 bushels at $1 89 for white. Corn is firm, sales of 15,000 buehels at 6 bents for mixed Pork is active sties of 3000 bbls at $20 75 for Mess. Lard is Improfiog, sales of 2500 bbls at 12 cents Whisky is impreviog.

sl-s of 300 bbls at 32 cents for Ohio. CoftVe is dull, sales of 800 bags. JSugHr is firm, sales of 80 hhds at 8 a gj cents lor Cnba. Molasses is dull, sales of JO0 bbls Linseed Oifys active, sales of 20,000 gallons or 81 a 8I cents. '1 urpentine Is firm, o.l oi Vi kM.

j. ..11 Arm CHEIGHTSi TO NEW YORK. Rosin and Tar, .4.. Spirits Turpentine, do Flour enemies io contend with but the extirna'ors of tbe a a a 1 45 40 65 35 16 25 Indian rare, and if Colonel Wright had taken the I 00 35 ..00 ...00 ..00 0 00 win uo weir io givi us an eany cuu. Wo have, and still shall elicit the commendations of our patrons.

K. SPENUER. June 11. 1856. -237-3w Oregon advice of the Governors of Washington and the tate of thines is crowing daily worse and there 1 is even dancer that the opera ions of the Government Terntorie there would not now be a dwellinj Ptand GRKAT REDUCTION IN PHICKS.

wi.nllv nusnended. and vet we nroDoce to nff on the banks of the Columbia river Had such at $1 07 float nice is firm, sales of 150 tiarcet at 8 a 4J aun i cents, reigbts quiet. ject under consideration is of vital importance every one. luce, per 100 pounae, gro s. Cotton, per bale, Cotton goods and yarns, per loot, flaxseed, per bushel, Ground Peaa, per bushel, Lumber, per TO PHILADELPHIA.

Rosin, and Tar, per Spirits 1 The transactions to-dar reach- CHARLESTON, Jily Former prlcei were well sustained. .00 6 5 00 35 60 a a a a a a a a a a a ed upwards of WKJ bales adjourn, leaving ibe country in this fearful, this deplorable coiidiiion. No, 1 maintain that the first duty of an American statesmin is to make any honorable sacrifice opinion which may be necessary to sustain the character TH remr.ant of our stock of Summer Dress Goods will be offe ed at greatly reduced prices. Handsome Muslins at cents, worth 25 25 60; Beau' iful Organdys at 50 cents, worth 75 Cheap DeBerges, for Travelling Dresses 200 pieces English Calicoes at 12 cents, wrth 16. May 12th.

HEIJRICK A RYAN. an event nave Happened mere Uovernors woula Have been satisfied, and. their hearts content, for it would not have failed to have caused a long war. On the contrary, the Governors continue their recriminations on Gen. Wool, and have sent additional reasons why he should be removed from command.

The transactions may be classed as follows, vis 1 21 bales at 6 8 0 6 00 40 70 8 7 00 8 16 10; 13 at I 12 at 1U4 li at 11 79 at 111 KXJat Hi if yo i are a well man or woman, and have no need of a remedy, perhaps you know some person who i not equally blessed as yourself, if so, cut out this notice and seid it to him or her. It will cost but little trouble, and probably it will make you instrumental in curing some poor, afflicted mortal of that 'dreadful visitation, Epilepsy, or falling Dr- Hance sends bis pills by mail, free of postage, to all aod sis bales aizc. FAVETTEVILLE, and credit ol bis country. Without the passage of July 7. Bacon 13 00 cts.

Bees io 13(314: Laruirs 140l5i St. Do. wax 2400. Coffee DISSOLUTION. i nnngo III'.

Cotton, tflir to good 1 1(41 ord to rood Mild. 910. Feathers 3540j. Flour, fanily S6 60O0 00; Su-wr Zr." fO 10U 0 Fine 3 8o0 0(1 Scratched 5 00. paits cf the world, on the receipt of a remittance.

His prices are one box, $3: two, $5, twelve, $24. We have THE FIRM OF JONES FOYLES WAS DISSOL-ved on the 5th by the death of W. B. Jones. Ground Peas, per bushel, 0 Lumber, per as to size .5 00 Cotton goods and yarns, per cubic foot, ,0 Rice per 100 TO BOSTON -Turpentine, Rosin, and Tar, per .45 Spirits Turpentine, I .0 00 Lumber, 8 00 Peanuts, .....00 Rough Rice, bushel ..00 given bis address above.

50 75 In order to meet the demands, it is necessary that all Grain, Corn 7-'0 Wheat 20 25 Oats VW i Peas persons indebted to the late firm should come forward and 7580: Kje 7o 00 00. Hides Dry 1000; Green 4i. 10 00 pay up immediately. July aihlwdCtw 4mtl ttbllcaliO 1 At a special meeting of the Board of Commissioners of the 8 Uard, lUO. Salt Liverpool, ack) I 6(1 Sacon light Cotton all good grades In de- a Tn a.

i a a 9 I also oner ior sale, tne entire 6toclc ot (jK.UUfc.Klfc.S, PICK LES, Ph ESERVES, WOOD WILLOW WAKE. Town of Wilmington, at Office, July 2nd, 1856: mana ior nome use 1 tour unwra lenaency xvioi ses- Cotton. bale. ...,0 00 1 75 we advance oujr quotations. 1 urftentin Virgin fa 23, yel- Present, His Honor the Mayor O.

l. Tin -rr this ver bil for we can obtain no other shall be disgrace-1 at home, and till more 'disgraced abroad. 9 -I have thus hastily sketched one side of the pic tare; and now let me haten to I admit, mot cheerfully, that the bill is extravagant in tbe protection it affords. It is a btll of tchicli I do not approve, and for tchich I icould not vote, tcere tt not for the present vnparraUefed condition of the existing la it. the treasury and the country.

I had earnestly hoped that it might be modified and amended by the Senate ia each a manner as to renJer it more but in this 1 have been utterly disappointed. No reJnction of duties whatever: has been made upon an? of the protected articles, with the exception of iron an article in which Pennsylvania is deeply interested and one cent per square yard rra iow aip if i cu 'opirits du tool ceo is. i a. f. uocatiij, L.

A. HART, Sentence of Mr. Droottn of Sotitlt Caiolinn. Washington, July 8 The trial of Mr. Brooks was proceeded with in Court to-day.

Mr. Sumner left tb city yesterday to evade the serving on him of a (tubpeena. After tbe examination of witnesses Mr. Biooks madb a speech, in which he said that there were some cases in which it woul i be inadequate to afford a remedy yet, while he had a heart to feel and a h-tnd to strike, he would' defend South Carolina from every effort to stain her with obloquy or dishonor. He now bowed to the majesty of the law and awaited his sentence Jude Crawford refr-incd from any comments, and sentence him to pay a fine of $300.

Kentucky Wbl State Coiivcnioin. Louisville. July 3, 1856 The Whiu State Convention met in this city to REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET. FOR THE WEEK ENDING JULY 10 TH. 1856.

TA IS BOKO', July 4. Turpentine Dip, $1 80 to 2. Tar, 75 cents to $1. Scrape, 30 to 35 cents per 100 lbs. T.

M. GARDNER, WM. SUTTON, GEO. DA VIS. Whereas.

The subscription heretofore made by the Com and one of the finest assortments of Foreign and Domestic LIQUORS and WINES, to be found in this place. To any person wishing to engage in a business of the kind it offers an inducement rarely found in Wilmington. D. M. FOYLES, June 9th, 1856 Surviving Partner.

CONTEMPLATING A CHANGE IN THE CHARAC-ter of my business, and which I am desirous of effecting without delay, I now offer for sale, in lots to suit purchasers, at a f-MALL per ceutaee on cost, my present Stock of Goods, Corn, $2 50 to $2 75 per bbl. Haoon, 10 to 11 Ltrd. 10 to 1 1 cents. Cottonl 9 to i oents. Tubpentine In the market for this article we bave'po change to make on quotations of this" day week.

Parcels NEWBERN, June 25. Turpentine i Dip $2 60, Scrape $1 60. Tar: $1 0l 20, very litHe oomfng in. Bacoat missioners of the Town to the stook of the Wilmington, Charlotte Rutherford Rail Road Company, was made continue to come in sparingly, and have generally been ta Hog rouod, lift to 124, hams 12 to 13c. lrdi II to 12 eta.

ken on arrival by shippers and distillers at $2 75 for now and under certain conditions which are contained in the two first resolutions passed bv the convention for organizing the i otton none coming in. Clay Peas 50 cents. Mealt $1 84 for old virgin, $2 30 for yellow dip, and ,1 30 for bard, 70 cents. Uorn i tz 3o. said Company, he at Wadesboro' on the 3rd and 4th of per 280 lbs.

Tho receipts have been very small, and for tbe October. 13-55: and whereas, tbosaid conditions h-tve not on cotton 'bagging, ine aunes upon nammerea. 1 Eurovcan markets per Candda. week ended this morning reach only 1,960 as follows yet been complied with and it is not probable that tbe sub rolled and rig iron have been reduced considerably day, seventeen counties beinr represented. The IJVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

The market clos I iNew Vir. Old Vir. Yel. Dip. Hard, scription of required in tne saia resolutions can be below the standatd of the act of 12532 out ot thin 1 ed steady at the following quotations i 30 $1 obtained i nereiore oe it Res ilved.

That an election be held by the Sheriff of New Fair. Ord. ord. do not complain. I do not desire any manu consisting, in part, of i Sugars, Coffees, Tjjas, Pork, Beef, Bacon, Lard, Butter, Cheese, Fish, Candles, Soap, Starch, Liquors, Wines, Ale, Porter, Pickles, Vinegar, Molasses, Candies, Crackers, Saleratus, Yeast, Pepper, Mustard, Salt, Spices, Snuff, Glue, Paints, Oils, Nails, Powder, Shot, Lead, Plaster, Cement, Hair, Spades, Shovels, WheeL-barrows, Tubs, Buckets, Baskets, Kegs, Matches, Demijohns, Bungs, Paper, Pu nps, The attention of dealers and consumers is respectfully so-icited, as the articles enumerated will be disposed of on such terms as cannot fail to give satisfaction.

May 13th. 1856. OEOKGE HOUSTON InfV. 4a5 30 30 1. to g'c 61 a i to Hanover County, on Wednesday the 13th day of August next, factor of Pennsylvania should be protected by a pro 41' 75..

2 75. 2 75. 2 75. 2 75. 2 75..

34 2 30 1 84 2 30 1 84 2 30 1 84.... 2 31.... 1 81 2 30.... 1 84 2 30 1 172.. 160..

274. 1,142. 232... 80... Monday Tuesday Wednesday.

Thursday wew 7f os-io Mobile 6 61-16 Hi-lands 61 6 30 for tbe purpose ot ascertaining tne views ot tne citizens rela hibrtorr dutv. When came to 30 tive to making an unconditional suoscription ot to Congress, at tbe commencement of tbe present session, The previous chanee in the market was solev owlnr to 30 OS Vipitltl OtUlift ui tut) uuiiugiuu, uuwiutrasuunutU' erford Rail Road Company. That the rolls be opened at 9 Lexington whig platform was adopted, witn tne aa ditional resolutions, that Congress should pass stringent laws lo prohibit the importation ot foreign paupers and felons, and that tbe time for the naturalization of foreigners should be extended also, that thi Convention deems it impolitic to make nominations, aud recommends to the wbigs of the Union to bold no National Convention, but each whig to vote for tbe candidate whose principles conform most nearly to bis own. A resolution, expressing the confidence of the wbigs of Kentucky in Millard Fillmore, and Spirits Turpentine Since our review of Thursday political oaues. Tbe stock on hand was e6imated at 79,000 bale's, including 598,0001 American.

o'clock of that dav and close at sunset. AH citizens who I con less I entertained netier anu ongnter copes. I thought that the propitious moment ha arrived for settling tbe taria question npon a permenant basis. last, the market has ruled ioactivo, and as will be seen from ili-a infa.vnr nt makin? in unconditional subscrintion to "the L.iverpotl fn-duce jiaricetr-rm ashes relllor at 41: pots, for old, and 36a for new, with a quiet market. Com- our table below the transactions have, been Sales were made up to Saturday at 34 cents, but since then it has above amount will deposit a ballot on which shall be written or printed the word Subscription," and those who are apposed to an unconditional subscription will deposit a ballot mn Kosin in gooa aemana at is oa a 4s One it oln.

I hope mat such a scale oi auues couia nave oeen irreed noon, considering the pressing demand for sales at retail Us. Spirits of Turpentine quiet at 32s 6d. ruled at 34 cents. This morning sales uo to the time of Par held at 18s Liusfeed Oil in good demand at is 6VJ a revenue, aa would have afforded sufficient incidental containing the words "No Subscription." Res tlved. That the said two first resolutions of the con NOTICfc.

BY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST MADE TO me, on the 19th of June, by Isham Peterson, for purposes therein specified, 1 shall expose at public sale in the town of Striklandsville, N. on Satur lay, the 19th dav of July, the following property, vis: ONE HOUSE AND LOT OF LAND, situated in the town ot Strioklandsville, and known ns the Carolina Saloon. Also, TWO HORSES, ONE CARRIAGE, ONE and HARNESS, ONE DOUBLE SET OF HARNESS, ONE BUGGY HAR closing our report at 34 cets, at which the market is quiet, protection to our leadm branches of manufacture, 34s Coffee 6teady. rTea- Common1 Congou lull, fir qualities steady. Quercitron Bark Baltimore, sales of lbs saying he was as worthy of ih-ir support as in 1848, 1 he tales tor the woeK are aa toiiows vention above alluded to be published herewith, in order that and nrove satisfactory to the whole country.

I was the citizens my fully understand what will be the effect of 113 bbls. at 34 cents per was rejected by tne vote ot sixteen counties against. week: cwt, on ine spot ana to arrive, at oa a oa i Monday oO 34 prepared to go as far as I possibly cou d. to -atisfy the I to 0i in favor. Joshua F.

Bell and Judge K'u kaid Philadelphia, retail saleis at 10 8d. Saltpeter dull. Tuesday 100 "34 Manchester market -j-la the Manenester market tbe lm-. wishes of ot friends in tie ouih, and I believe that I supported the resolutions endorsing Mr. Fillmore.

4 61 "34 NESS. Also, his interest, (if any) in all other property he withdrawing the conditions contained in them. Res ilved, That the Mayor be; requested to publish for the information ol the citizens, all the tacts explanatory of the lato action of the Commissioners in reference to tho corporate subscription to the Wilmington, Charlotte and Rutherford Rail Koad. RICHARD MORRIS, Town Clerk. 300 34 provement advised by tbe last steamer bad been lost, and the previous prices prevailed.

Havre Market -The sal. of Cotton fer the week endlna- tbey were also desirous oi meeting me nan-way, ana i Adjourned sine die cosnmromifiin? this vexed question. I was I disposed I compromising this vexed question. I was disposed Kosin i Here ans been more activity in tne market since From tbe London Illustrated News, June 21. to yield much, believing- that less incidental pro may rossess, known to tne.

A credit of months will be given, bond with undoubted socurity will be required. A. MERRIMAN, Trustee. July 2, 44-ts June 17, inclusive, amounted to 6000 bales tbe market following the tone of Liverpool. New Orleans trt ordinaire our last, and the small quantity arriving, 'gethor with the operations during the week, has considerably reduced the stock ot Common in first hands.

On Wednesday the price advanced 7i cnts, with sales at 1 174 for large sizo bbls. tecJon wou be sufficient for tne manufactures, English Ambassadors to tbe United State. There is one point in the future relations of the Quoted at 94fr stock on band 110,000 bales. Brra-Ufufis when tbey knew it was to be permanent. This spirit, closed firm, with an upward tendency Provisions unchanged; two countries on wbicn sumrient attention nas not of conciliation was that which gave birth to our in nice firm at former rates- ATTENTION, The week's transactions are as follows: bbls.

at $1 05 for mixed sizes. vet been bestowed by tbe British Government. TTPPER AND LOWER Division WilmiDgton Militia, stitutions and this alone can preserve them. In such a snirit. 1 advi-ed a valued friend in the House Do Oo "small, si lor large bbls Whenever tbe Americans have to appoint an Am I IJ you are hereby ordered to appear at the Middle Sound Marine Intelligence.

8,250 110" bassador to London, thev select the very best an muster eround for parade and inspection, on Saturday the i Ilceolutioiis Of the Convention of the Wilmington. Charlotte and Rutherford Rail Road Company relerred to in the above proceedings: 1st. Whereas, The Commissioners of tbe Town of Wilmington have subscribed the sum of to the stock of the Wilmington, Charlotte and Ruth rford Rail Road Company, and whereas the said subs-ription was only authorized by the citizens of the said town; and made by the said Com-missionc upon the faith of its ensuring a reasonable prospect of the successful completion of the said Road, and whereas this Company is desirous of off ring a reasonable guaranty 1 U. A Wednesday. 600 1 1U i a (Mr Ingersoll) to introduce a bill restoring the duties as thev stood in 1839 This bill would have Uo IKS" PORT OF WILMINGTON.

NORTH-CAROLINA For No. I there has also existed a fair demand, with sales most ll ustrious man at tbeir command. 1 hey may not always have the best man for President, hut they never fail to send one of their worthiest men to the scarcely produced sufficient revenue to supply tbe 19th of July, livb, armed and equiped as tne law directs. By order of THOS. BISHOP.

Captain. Robt W. B. Blaney, acting O. S.

July 8, 1856. ot831 bbls at $1 25, $1 75, $1 87, $2, $3 25, $3 50 a $3 wanu of tbe treasury, and it would have reduce I all 87 per bbl as in quality. Nothing done in No. 2. Court of St James.

It is the 'crack' Embassy the duties uod-r tne set oi ibjz, in equai proportion. 1 ar- Mas arrived very sparingly, ana is in some 'aemana ARRIVED. I I Ju1yZ3 Brig Philip Larabee, Anli, from Batb, to eirce Dudlej: with 1 Schr. Albion, Moore, from JacksonvLIe, to J. II.

Flasner: the highest in rank in honor, and in influence. But from shippers. Only a small lot brought in and sold (on Mon I regretted to find that this measure of conciliation re ceived no supportTrom rny leathern political friends, he British Government does not return- the compli- 33 ft KWA RD WILL be paid by the subscriber, for the delivery to me, or confinement in any Jail, so that I get him, ot my Negro man MACK, who deserted last night, 4h inst he is about thirty vears old, quite black, with naval stores. 1 I i mhnm if hn rrr nn mu vrioe ana vuasure loi ment. 4 Schr.

Pedee, Baker, from New York, to J. li. rlanner; The Americans think that an Embassy at Wash act in hat monv. Even a nroposition to restore the with mdze. near six feet bieb.

weighs about 175 speaks rather slow, ington should be as important to the English people duties to what they were in 1840, met with a simi Schr. Wm. A. Ellis, Nichols, fm York to A Uasaux: Brig Maria T. WilderL Cunningham, fm Wisoasset, Me J.

H. Cbadbourn with hay. I as an Embassy to Paris, Ber in, Vienna or St Pe ers-burg. But the British government thinks Washington of less consequence than Lisbon or Mnnch. The lar late and such was my anxiety to manifest my ftiendly disposition on the subject, that I would have voted on yesterday for a Similar proposition, intro- Scbrs.

O. H. Tolley, Oare, and Florida, Clare, fm wrecJB- of Schr. Mary Scull, to George llarrlss. day) at $1 20 per bbl.

BtcEF Cattle, We have no material alteration to notice in this market. Few or no beeves have been brought in for several weeks past, and the supply in butchers' hands has been nearly worked off grass fatted would command ready sale at 5 a 6 cents per lb. Sheep- are also in demand, and supply small would sell at $1.50 and $1 75 per head, as in quality. Coffee Little or nothing doing except in the retail "way, and we note a moderate supply in dealers' hands See table for store r-ie, according to quantity and quality. A lot of 30 bags Rio sold a few days since at 1I cents per 61 days.

i Cotton. In the absence ef receipts we have no sales to report, and are uoable to give a fair quotation the market. Corn Meal Is in moderate stock, and no demand exe pt teat tne said UDMjripuou buaii uo uo uaKiyaaiy wjicuucu, and it appearing that there is no probability that the said Koad can be completed unless the sum of at least six hundred thousand dollars shall be subscribed in addition to the said subscription by the said Commissioners; now therefore, be it Resolved, That no money, except to pay surveys and other incidental expenses, shall be expended for work upon the said Road east of Charlotte, until the said sum ef $600,000 exclusive of the said corporate subscription, and of such subscriptions as have already been made West of Charlotte, shall have been subscribed. And whenever the said sum of shall be subscribed that the said par of the road shall be put under contract throughout the entire line. I 2nd.

Resolved, that the Eastern terminus of the he located within the corporate limits of the Town of Wilmington, on the East side of the Cape Fear River. July 5, 1856. 257-te A Perfumed Beeath. What lady or gentleman would remain un.ler the curse of a disagreeable breath when by us-in the "Raima! a. Thousand Flowers" as a dentifrice, would Americans are right, and tbe English Oevernment is .1 m.

Illl 5 lirig Keuben Carver, carry, irom coston, to iidinu sr. has a gross voice and has a spaco between bis upper front teeth that might admit a grain of wheat or rice, has one of bis great toes split open from the end to and above the upper joint, and in curing up, lett a ridge on top, he has high cheeks nd rather broad. Said MACK will no doubt, try to get to the western part of Kobeson county, N. in the neighborhood of McEachen, from whom he was bought ner three years ago, or to Mr. Neill B.

Petersons, near the Bams neighborhood, who owns his wife. JNO. MERCER. Brunswick N. July 8, 1856- 25S-4td-45-tf.

uaceu oy ne oenaior irom Virginia, nn. inro. although I knew it then came too laie, had it Bro with ice. I wrong, in tnis re pect. nen next sena an A to Washington, let a man of acknow S.hr.

Myrover, Jacksen, from New York, to worth; bui nm iiKinm inn in mn iiuiuui iai uuuu ira iiiu with mdze. i .1 coffee-. If the present extravagant be for (edged talent, and of high rank, be selected; and the American people will take it as an earnest of our July 6 Schr. Mary Powell, Church, from Trovldence, K. I).

I toJ m. i ced upon tbe country, 1 leel conscious mat i nave done evemhine to avert it. in the only manner pos respect and good will towards them. R. W.

Brown, Mott, R. W. Brown, Mott, Schr. from New xont, to A. u.

ca Among such men as Lord Carlisle, lord Granville, sible, by roost earnestly and si icerey endeavoring to ttnite our political friends in favor of a modearate aud Lord John Rufsel if etiher of those eminent IIOUSK AND LOT FOR SALE. I OFFER, for sale my HOUSE AND LOT situated on the corner of Seventh and Walnut streets. Tbe House islarcre and comfortable, five large Rooms, caux. i i Schr. Helene, Stutosi from New YorV, to G.

W. Davis. Schr. Wake, McCready, from New York, to George llar-riss with mdze i ji y. persons would accept the pot it would not be dif sod Conciliatory measure." 6.

Schr. Emehne, gott, from Washington, pt. to Such were Air. Bcchanan's own forcible, reasons four fire places, with all necessary out-buildings a large T-. 1 1 JS 1 I 1 tt.AA I Hi.

Ellia Bt MitcDen witn com. 1 i ficult to make a choice that would be acceptable to America and advantageous to Eng and. Lord John Russell iahored under nome disadvantage at Vienna, for Totine for the tariff bf 1842. Mr. SltAS WaiCHT, of -Dutch Galliot Mentor, Cremer, from New London, 7.

New Yor, an opponent of proiection.voted for the bill from his comparative ignorance of the French, and on the same erounda. uomraens la unnecrasary. iir BvcHiitaN" vote on that occasion waa not given to bis total ignorance oi i tie German language but at Washington tberoirwoold be no disqualification on Ct H. B. bilers Schr.

Agnes Ward, Fort, from Nassau, to Rankin Martin with fruit. i 1 I 1 Schr. Southern Belle, O'Brien, from New-York, to J. II. Flanner.

V. S. Mail Steamer Spray, PrlcefromSmitbTille.to A. II. wtain protection, nor the principles of a hih tariff; this account and his high talents, his estimab'e w.

ia the same speech, he sJ 4'I am willing to character, and his illustrious career, would recom unit nriih mv nnlitieal friends from the ISorth tbe VanBokkelen. f-" -1 South. tb Eait and the reducing the expendi xviicucn wim i wuure pinceo, oinuies, vyrriaga iiuujo, ctvm Room, 5vO. all new and complete, just finished. The Lot is large 99 feet front, running back 150 feet corner Lot, with a good new fence, painted complete.

The location is high and pleasant, good water, and a good neighborhood. The premises are ornamented with shade Trees. Payments made easy. Apply to E. HANSLEY.

July 2, 1855-255-tf. CIftCrjL.AU SAWS. THOSE SAWS stamped J. M. ROBINSO are manufactured of the finest quality Cast Steel, by tbe very best workmen.

They are tempered by Sylvester's Patent Tempering Machine (which tempers more evenly, nd renders the blade stiffer to the gunge of plate than any other aparatus,) and ground on Southwell's Patent Saw Grinding Machine the only machine that will grind a Circular Saw perfectly true. For sale by July 1, 1856. J. M. ROBINSON P.

S. Saws of every kind made to order. mend him to the cordial reception the American people. If the Government could be induced to offer, and his Lordship ro accept, the mission, the author not only render it sweet but leave ihe teeth white as alabaster! Many persons do not know their breath is bad, and the subject is so delxate their friends will never mr ntion it. Pour a single drop ol the "Balm" en your tooth-brush and wash the teeth night and morning.

A fifty cent bottle will last a year. A Beautiful Complexion may -easily be acqui ed by using "Balm of a Thousand Flowers." It will remove tan, pimple; and freckles from the skin, leaving it of a soft and roseate hue. Wet a towel, pour on two or three and wash the face night and morning Shaving Made East Wet your shaving-brush in either warm or cold water, pour on two or three drops of Balm ofa Thousand Flowers," rup the beard well and it trill make a beautiful soft lather much facilitating the operation of shaving; Price only Fifty Cents. Feteidgs Co. proprietors.

For sale in Wilmington, N. by S. W. WHITA-KEK, Agent. Feb 19th.

1856 Hl-6m WAUUlN'fS. We have on hand a large lot of with blank Judgment, Stay and Execution, on the back, printed on the best paper. blanks have been got up in the best style, and will be sold at our usual price, for cash May 13. FULTOM PRICK: fcrea of the Government to the lowest point" His Tot on that occasron was tbe result ol a necessity of the Reform Bill would add a crowning benefit to wch no one dtplored more than himself, as it com the many which he has conferred upon his country. Kiel him io sanction a measure which he entirely and emitle pacificator, to tbe respect of America and the gratitude of England.

nd emphatically condemned. Is it just to quote aSint him a vote giveo nnder these circumstances! But, if for any reason Lord John Russell should be unwilling or unable to undertake ti.e dignity asd Nrw WtiT. The Nashville of the 27tb 1 July 7 --tea mer Flora MeUonSld, Hurt, from Fayette-vDle, to T. C. B.

G. Worth. 8 chr. Edwarl Kidder, Horton, from i Savanna to J. H.

Flanner. July 9 -U Mail Steamer from Sm'tbvllle, to A H. VanBokkelen. i 9Bark W- Bridge, 'Edwards from New. York, to Adams, toother in ballat.

I cleared. JulvS Barque Saranac, Billerdlck, for Bremen, by H. with lumber, timber. Ac, i Br. Barque Rifg Dove, hobinson, for Cork, and a market, by Geo.

Harrisa: with lumber. I 'Barqueantine VVm Hyde, Atkinson, for Toulon, by Adams, Bro. with -J July 5 Schr Standard, HudsonJ for New York, by T. O. -Worth; with naval stores.

1 I U. S. Mail Steamer Spray, Price, for Smithville, by A 11 VanB.kkelen.- I I 7 Schr. Red Esgle, Rogers, for by D- MeRae A with lumber, tor retailing purposes. We quote from store at 70 a 75 cents per bushel, as in quantity.

Empty Barrels. No change to i otice in the price of Spirits Turpentine barrels, and but few transactions have taKen place ince our lat review, For a good article of second hand there is a fair quiry at $1.65 a $1.75, with a light supply on market; ordinary quality are in "moderate siock, and difficult if sale. See table for prices, according to quality and size of barrels. Feathers Are in fair stock, and dull at quotations. See table Fish.

We hive no sales to report except in the small way. There is a moderate stock of No. 3 Mackerel in store, and we refer to our table for rates. Dry Cod sel-s at 4k a 5 cents per lb No other descriptions on markot. Flour.

Since out last review; we have but limited transactions to notice, and the price remains about, i he same. The receipts per river and railroad continue quite light, and the supply in first hands is small. We quote sales ot State brands at $6.23 for fiue, $6.75 lor superfiae, and $7 per bbl for extra; no sales of family, turd we quote nominally at $7 25 a $7 50. The market closes with rather more firmness, and holders generally are asking for fine, and $7 tor superfine, but buyers seem to hold off from the market at theH figures. Grain In Corn we have no-material alteration to notice There is a f-tir supply in first hands, and the demand is principally confined to consumers.

A cargo of 1,665 bushels arrived oc Monday last, and was taken by a dealer on private terms. No other receipts. Former arrivals are selling from store in quantities as wanted at 60 a 65 cents per bushei. -Oats Tbe market for this arf'cle also remaios about ihe same as last reported. No arrivals that we can team ot, but there is a tull ock of fo mer receipts in dealers bnds, with a limited demand.

Our quotation in table represents last sale. Peas For C'oto we notice considerable en-' quiry, and very fevr if ahy, coming in: Parcels would find ready sale at a gh figure s.y 87J a 90 cent per Black Eye on market! White Beans are in demand at quotations. See1 table. Only a tew small lots here in retailers bands Rice--In dean: we have no change to notice in the Supply in store about fair, and the de-maud confined to the trade. mall sales at 3 a 4 cents per as in quality Hat The market for bothTNortbera and Eastern make rules ere edingly dull, and prices have declined Healers have a full stock on band, and are nob disposed to operate at lowest pri The receipts fer the week comprise about bales, of which 416 do.

Eastern Sold at $1, and 260 do. North- responsibility, there are ber statesmen of rank and TiEK. SCHR. PIS DEE We received Windsor Mills wtsays: "The first bcw wheat of the season was ved jesterday lrom the faim of S. Smith, E-q Noves.

JT Letter, Cap, Note and Bill Paner Maynord position who might be induced to render thia service Francis. Crotoo, Field's, Davis', and other writing and 01 Williamson county. It is a very superior qualiu to their coun ry. The Government must sooner or later bethink itself of raising the Embassy at Washing on to tbe dignity that should belong to it, unless Golden Cb'ff, and was delivered to the bouse of copying Inks. Blank Books made to order, cx ressly for this market.

Reticulaled Bluff Envelopes, (an excellent article) Arc, For sale at S. W. WHITAKER'S. July 9th. a.S.

Ffeoch Son, for which tbe usual premium which we do not suppose this country is to re paid, fhe wheat sold for seventyfive Cents pe main uniepresented in America. EDGE WORTH FEMALE SEMINARY, GUEENSBU H.O UGH, li THE next Session of this Institution will commence on Friday, the 1st of August. i.The course of study is designed to embrace everything necessary to SubslantvU and Ornamental Great nrominence is eiven to the lid Branches uei, ana weigh a sixty and a half pounds." 9 ESS POuK. 100 bbls. Mess Port, just received For sale by W1LLARD CURTIS." A Know-Nothing Citt Scarcely a day passes cxator ccmner.

ut as Mr. Bro trial is to Julys. 'lit a i.J I a 0 but a case of assassination or murder takes place at New Orleans. On Sunday night, the 8th instant, i-ice, km. leiegrapns irom Wasbingtoa to Tribune that Mr.

Sumner is in danger of so t-eniBg. brain and will never ful'v recover. COFFEE COFFEE 50 bags extra Rio Coffee -10 marts Brown Java just lan-ded. For sale by WILLAKD de CU.tTlS. rcbr.

A uertosset, ioper, ior new py a. u. Casaux; with naval stores. I Juiy8 Schr B. FUnnar, Appleglt, forSNew York, by B'Haoner with naval stores 4 Scbr.

John T. Grice, Kogers, for New York, byDeRosse A Brown with naval stores, cottoo; I three persons were stabbed in the streets by unknown rowdies. Cbarl-s Mrkey died on the same day Neither labor nor exi-ense has been spared to secure Instructors of the highest qualifications in their various departments, and to make-Ldgeworth second to no Institution in the country, in everything necessary to complete ed hardly be permitted to take his seat this from nnd received during ihe election riots. Row- ACON-10 hhds. Western Sides; 10 tboulders; now landing For July 8---U S.

Mail Steamer Spray, Pries, for Smitaville, dyism seems to nave mil sway in tne cuy. rjr July 8. sale by W1LLARD CURTIS. Tat Advaxtacc or 'TxMPtaAKCK ucation For circulars containing terms, course of instruction, apply to KICHAKD STERLING, Principal, July 11, 1856 45-2m. few, if any, arrests are made.

for Boston, by by A. 11. VanlJokkelen. 9 Scbr ivlargret Y. Devts, Robioson.

dtui Darin wilh iiuTnl Ac dro wnmg bov Win recentlv ref nail in Kiwinn Mno 1 "ORAL THEOLOGY of tbe Church of Romei by the DIED. Lti'-mon wQrooo a by-tander remarked. Jniv 10 -chr. Encbantrefs, Javne, for New Yotk, hj C. Wortb with naval store, t'- v- Ssbr.

Araminta, Marshall, for Baltimore, by Ruiell Ac. TlTST received and for sale, 11 kegs prime N. 20 1 have priabed, had it not lVJL Rev. Frederick Meyrick, M. Fellow of Trinity College.

Oxford, with an introduction by the Rev. A Cleveland Coxe, Sector ot Grace Church, Baltimore. One vol. 12 just published and for sale at July 9. S.

W. WHITAKER'S. In Carteret County, on tbe 20tb Mrs. BETTY, wile ue nine iriiow would ttor Umon aid. -The lellow was promptly ar.

of Jame H. Fonville, aged 21 years. 9 months and 15 days. ei bats. Flour.

Loir ior easn. inw.o.viuri, July 10. No. 4S Market street. with naval stores, ato.

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