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London Mosjby Market.?The Mone.y market was unchanged. The Bullion in (be Bank of Kngland has increased $250000. Consols were quoted at 04. Havre Cotton Market.?New Orleans Ires ordinav ie was quoted at 115f. COMMERCIAL. Consignees per steamer PEE DEE, arrived 99th May, 1857, from Charleston and Georgetown, with | mdza. and sundries to Doogla? Nisbeft. F Turner, W J Vereen it Co : R T Powell, G W Melver, J" A Inglia, J C Wadaworth, D Malloy, Well# A Brother, W T Moore, Malloy A foil, S Grafft, Cheraw Gazette, Jtev A Gregg. Rev W J Jackson, J D Pickard, J f Matheeon, Dr J W Galk-k, Dr S D Sanders, K T Morgan, Cox <fc Austin. J E Marsh <fc Go, Allen . Black veil, Cowick A Gruet, A Brock, A Blue, and D B McArn. Steamer CHESTERFIELD, Gapt. C. C. Wuitb, from Charleston, arrived ou the 1st tost, with . mdse. consigned to K T Morgan, J A Inglis, A A Vanderfor J, Welle A Bro, W Godfrey, F Lynch, D Malloy, TV J Vereen A Co, G W Mclver, D Matheson, J R Pickatt, 8 Grafft, R A Kendall, W L J Keid, F C Smith, Marsh Faulkner A Co, SS Arnold, MSbaw, A Blaokman, H R West, J H Taylor, B L Mar hall, C A Malloy, W A Malloy, R A Dickson, gad J D Liles. Cotton Statement 1856 1665 NEW ORLEANS, May 22 1,427,005 1,646,445 MOBILE, May 22 479,022 005,194 FLORIDA, May 20 119.800 132.004 TEXAS, May 16 80,852 90.260 SAVANNAH, ) ??? j 303.368 360,884! 6ea Island. ) 11" } 16110 14.247! CHARLESTON, ] xr Q0 j 354,415 448,154; Sea Island, 1 { 21,777 26.473 1 FORTH CAROLINA, May 16. 23,351 22,635 . VIRGINIA, May 1 14,165 11,183 vwtrr vadit tlL. in 11 lifin i vun, *v .... ..... i OTHER PORTS, May 16 j Total Balks 2,889,8' 6 3,857.379 Total Last Season 3,357,379 Increase. Decrease - 517.514 CEHRAW PRICES CURRENT, corrected weekly for ! THE CHER AW GAZETTE, j BACON, Shoulder*, per lb 14 s 15 I Hams, per lb 15 a 16 i Sides, per lb 14 a 15 < BAGGING, Dundee, yeryd 16 a 17 Gunny, per yd 16 a 18 BUTTER, Country, per lb 20 a 25 ? Goshen, per lb.. QO a 37| j COTTON 11 a 18f t CAN^UES Tallow, per lb 20 a 25 Adamantine, per lb 35 a 37} Sperm per lb 45 a 60 COFFEE, l.io, per lb 13 a 14 Java, per lb.. 18 a 20 CORN, per bushel, 1 25 a 1,374 fyyitrtv vat1vs l.nxnlt a ik. i art ? lis FEATHERS, per lb 37$ a 40 FLOUR, per bbl 8.00 h 9 00 lliON, per lb 5 a 7 Band and Nail Rod, per lb. , 6$ a 8 LAIID, per lb * !?- ? Iff MAvKLKEI, No 1, per kit 3 60 a 4.00 No. 1, py bbl 16 00 a'20.00 No.,2, per bbl 1100 al2.00 NS! R, |?er bbl 8 00 a 9 00 MEAL, per bnsbel 1.37$ a 1 50 MOLAS E>, N. Orleans, j>e- gal. 87$ a 1.00 Cuba, per p?l 65 a 75 OATS, per bnsbel 70 a 75 OSNABURGS. per yd 12$ a 14 RICE, per lb 6 a cj t SALT, per sack... 00 a 1.50 SU(?All, Loafand CrusUed^perlh. 16 a 16 Forto Rico per Jb?..M 11 a 13 New Orleans 12$ a 14 TALLOW, per lb. 10 a 12 WHEAT, per bushel 1.25 a 1.50 domestic market BEEF, per lb.: 5 a 7 i FORK, per lb 8 a 10 . EGGS, per doz 8 a 10 CHICKENS 15 a 25 f Cotton ?Sales (his week, 271 Bales. Previously, 17,881 " Total,...... 18,162 " ' The receipt# are too small to give character to } the market. The sale* this week were at from ,. 11 to 18f cents. Bacon.?The supply is fair, and * prices high, for which seo quotations. Corn is still scarce, and sells ut our quotation**. Flour? supply eqnal to demand, and sells at the figures ] in our table. t New Orlkans, May 29. Cotton ?wnles 2,000 hales Quotations?good middling 14i to 14 f; middling fair 14 J; fair 15 cent*. , Sua as.?Sales 150 hhds. at 10 cents. Molasses. ?Sales 117 bids, firmly at 61 and 95; choice at 67 cents per gal Ion. , Flops.?Sales 2,500 bbls, at 17.10 to *10.75 , for common brands. Extra brands fairly at *10 I to *10.50. Corn.?Good demand. 6,000 sacks sold at 92; yellow 95, white *1. [j Raoox?Ribbed sides 12f. Market-closed firui.i ( at 18 cents. I Lard.?Sales at 15? to 16a Nkw Yoek, May 80. Cotton.?Market quiet Sales unimportant.? Mixed com ie worth fl. Spirits turpentine eic. j Charleston, May 30. Cotton.?Sales for the week ending this day, 4,062 bales, at 11| to 14 J cents; rnoet sales at 18$ to 14 cents. Coax.?Retails from stores at $1 to $1.06 per , bushel, measurement, and at $1.10 to $1 16, bags included. Flour.?The inquiry confined to bakers and dealers, and to a veiy moderate extent. Quota tions $7-J to $7f for sup. western brands, and $7$ to $8 for good aud extra North Carolina, Georgia and Tennessee brands, Baoon?Stock decreasing?demand good?pri* cas met?ready sales at 14$ to 14$ for sides, and 12$ to 12$ for shoolders. Salt.?Small store lots are selling at 75 cents ( pel sack. White Teeth, Perfuhku Bukath and Beautiful Complexion?can be acquired by using the " Balm of a Thousand Floaert" What lady or gentleman would remain under the curse of a disagreeable bieath,- when by using the " Balm of a Thousano Flowxbs" as a dentrifice, would not only render jt sweat, but leave the teeth as white as alabaster? Many persons do not know their breath is bad, and the subject is eo delicate their friends will never mention it. Beware of counterfeits. Be sure each bottle is signed PETR1DGE A CO., N. Y. For sale by all Drugjiots. February 25th, 1867. 23 6m 1, j..j tape worm cured by DR. M'LANE'S CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE Nkw York, August 2,18/52. %%S~ A certain lady in this city testifies the after using Dr. M'Lane's Vermifuge, prepared b Fleming Bros, of Pittsburgh, she passed a taf worm ten inchw long; and has no hesitation i recommending it to every peison afflicted wit worms; as, in her opinion, it far excels ever other remedy now in use. The name of the ladi and further particulars, can be learned by callin on Mrs. Hardie, Manhattan place, or E L. Theal Druggist, corner of Rutger and Monroe streets, tw Purchasers will be careful to ash for D] M'LANES CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE i"?ni factured by FLEMING BBOS., Pittsburgh, Pa All other Vermifuges in comparison are worthies Dr. M'Lanes genuine Vermifuge, also his Celebri led Liver Pills, can uow be had at all respectabl drug store*. None genuine without the signatui [43] FLEMING BROS. THE LATEST IMPROVEMENT ! RAISED FLESH TINT AMBROTPES! J. La. 17UYY lulIN lx, FROM NORFOLK, VIRGINIA, WOULD respectfully inform the citizens < Cheraw and Vicinity, that he has taken rooms at the TOWN HALL, Where he will Remain a Short Time Only. He is now prepared to take the above style of Pi< tures in the very best mannei. The Ambrotype i made on glass?is a new and beautiful style of Pi< lure, and colored equal to an oil painting. It can b seen in any light, and taken in about one fourt the time required for the Daguerreotype, and i is believed that they cannot possibly fade. The subscriber keeps constantly on hand beautiful assortment of Gold Lockets, Breast-Fins, FANCY CASES, &C., IN WHICH HE WILL PLACE PICTURES, and sell at moderate prices; and in no case is person expected to take a picture unless entir ntisfaetion is given, as he believes, from fits lonj sxperience in the art, he will be able to please evei the most fastidious. An egrly visit to his gniler; is most respectfully solicited, whether picluresar iesircd ot not, ns his stay will be but short. J. L. COWLING, Artist, P. S.?Daguerreotypes, Portraits, Engraving? fcc, correctly copied, aud instructions given ii Ambrotyping, to those who uiay wish to acquir i knowledge of the art. " J. L. G. June 3rd, 1857. 37-tf DANCING AMD WALTZING ^ ACADEMY. R SLATER bops leave to inform Ibe citizens o . Chernw and its vicinity, (bat he is prepare* ,o receive Pupils All the latest and most Fashionable Dances Taught. Terms TEN DOLLARS. Misses and Masters' Class on Mondays, Wed lesdays and Fridays, at 4 o'clock, P. M, Gentle uen's Class at 8 o clock, P. M , on same days.? ^difB waited upon at their residences, if desira ile ladies are respectfully invited to visit the after loon Classes. June 3rd. 1S57. 87-tf. CLOSING UP Having sold my entire stock 01 GOODS to Messrs. FULLEli & STANCIL villi a view to CLOSING LP iHV BUSINESS, ' respectfully call upon all indebted to me in anj usuner, to call and make immediate BettlemeuU ? * * il t-d-l i. J s. X nave uo aesire 10 press most* luueuicu 10 me jut my own business compels uic to lusist upoi EARLY PAYMENTS. My books and papers are removed to the base nent story of the GAZETTE OFFICE, lie old post office, where I may be found at al imes, ready to receive payments. N. I). STRICKL1X. June 3, 1857. 37?21 SALT, HA\r AND LIME ON CONSIGNMENT. 360 Sacks Liverpool Salt, SO Bales Prime Hay, 160 Barrels Stone Lime, Which will be 6old low for OASH. nrUTOT AC VICDVT Office at the Book Store, Front-st. June 3rd, 1857. # 37-tf. Bacon and Lard. 8.000 lbs. North Carolina Bacon. 7,000 lbs. Western Bacon, 4,000 lbs. choice Hams for family use, couulr; cured. 1,500 lbs. Prime Lard, For sale by W. L. J. liEIJ). June 3rd, 1857. 37-tf. Hay! Hay!! /Tn BALES Northern Hay, just received an i/U for sale by W. L. J. HEIP. June 3rd, 1857. 37-tf. NOTICE. APPLICATION will be made to the Genert Assembly of the State of South Curoliua, u the ensuiug session thereof, for the passage of a act to incorporate a new Bank, to be located i the town ofCheraw, tube at vied THE BANK O COMMERCE. June 3, 1857. 57 (ml NOVICE. APPLICATION will be made to the General Assembly of the State of South Carolina, at the eneuing session thereof, for the passage of an act to incorporate a Railroad Company for Ibe y construction of a Railroad from the terminus of ^ the Cheraw and Dnrlingtou Railroad, at Cheraw, to the North Carolina line, to connect with the ? Cheraw and Coal Fields Railroad, chartered by the Legislature of North Carolina at the last seey sion thereof. f, .Tone 3, 1867. 87 tml c RicnmoniD academy. ^ ROCKINGHAM, NV C. * K DANIEL W. JOHNSON, Phincip \l. ^ JNO. M. JOHNSON, Assistant. 8. fTlHE EXERCISES OF THIS SCHOOL will he I resumed on the 18th of July. Located in a high, . healthy and proverbially moral village, in the midst of a eocial and intelligent community, it re possesses ALL TWA" ADVANTAGES so neces Bary in an Academy. There are too flourishing female schools in the village, which will afford parents the unusual opportunity of sending their s sons and daughters together. Unexceptionable hoard can be had at the hotels, at $10 per month. The rates of tuition are as before, according to advancement, $10, $12 and $17 60 per session ot twenty weeks. For further information, apply to the Principal. I June 3, 1857. 37 4t [ 4,000 acres of land U/A n Cf /IV *7f M1 t'fi -ItIIUK Land lies in Chesterfield histrichTS'a^j Tl immediately on the Pee Dee River and thii Cheraw and Darlington Railroad, and by the litter part of the present year, will be within a few hours ride of the city of Charleston. There ara about 1,300 acres of the Tract cleared, which PRODUCES FINELY without manure of any kind. The balance is DENSELY COVERED with a HEAVY GROWTH of White Oak, Post Oak, Ash, Elm, Dogwood, , Hickory, Cotton, Walnut, Poplar, ?tc., wiih a s- Cane Brake 'e extending near over the entire Tract. About 200 . acres of the Tract lie in the SAND HILLS, which 11 for HEALTH and FINE SPRINGS OF WATER, is a PROBABLY UNSURPASSED by any part of this State. The Tract will be di; vided to suit purchasers, For particulars address E. 13. C. GASH, Choraw, S. 0. June 3rd, 1857. 3*-tfr^ *##The Tri-weekly Mercury, Charleston, S. a C.; American Farmer, Baltimore, Md.; and Caroe lina Cultivator, Raleigh, N. C? will copy till forg bid, and forward bills to this Office. I- List of Letters C l'ie ^0St Cheraw, S. Ashe, Dr. E., Menrea. G., ' Alsobrook", L., McDuffie, D. G., Alsobrooke, H. McKinnon, R., (2) Moore, W. H., Itnrenton, Miss Harriet, McDowell, R. Blakeney, Wm , Merriman, J. M , Brice, Neil, Moore, Thos., Bradley, J. A., Mickle, J. B, Brichelt, L., Moore, D., (2) Bowman, W., Matheson, (2) Bean, \Vm., McCowd, Miss C., Brian. J., McClenahan, Oco., Boddill, J R , Merrith, C., Michel, Mis. M. C., Cooler, Miss M.. fjl) Matah. Mra--L-?-g.?? ' Craig, J. A.,' Norwood, T. H, (3) Cherrv, J. B, Coker", C Jr., IVgues. T. E B, Coker. Misa 0., Pries, A . Cllavious, M. Powers, Mrs. O., lVarce, W. <t C., Duffie, J. F., Phillips, N., . Dixson, G, Phillips. J. W.f \ Dickson. R R, Parker, S. II. Dixon R W., David, J. A., (3) Qui^k, M. Kvans J: Woodward, Odoro, L. T., Oromes, J, Genard, P., Gillaspie, J. P.. Robeson,?. H., Gradyn, 11., Robeson, W. L, - Goodman, J. K , Reed, J. P. - Goodwin, S, Sharp, D. A. M., (2) Gardenner, J. W., Stewart, J. R, . Gay, J. W., Show. R.. (?) Goodwin, J. Smith, J. "G., Stacy, J., Ilerteiick, (!., Sweet, Thos. Haire, D? , . Daily, 1\, TeasJalc, Rev. T. C. (4)' llarrille, A. P., Tonsey, Jas., Harllec, D S., Trnnham, Miss R, Tullis, T. R, (2) Johuson, J , Thomas, S. K. Johnson, Miss (J., Jenkiie, Tlios, Welch, Miaa 9 , f Johnson, Noel, Walker, Mrs. M. A , ^ Jenks, Miss A, (2) Wright, Jas., (2) , Woollen, L., (2) * Knowllon, J. M? Woollen, J. A., Kyle, John, (2) Woorman, W. S. <fc R., Kirby, W. PH Wallace, 8., i- Kingly, J. F. Warren, J., Whitten, A M. Lloyd, 8, L., Wootton, 0. A? Little, n., White, C. C;, ] Lawson, L, Whiie, J. \V (4) Lowry, R. P., Wright, J, F? Lewis, J. M., Workman, W. S ?fc II. Lemon, M. Reasons enquiring for letters, will pleuae euy they are advertised. .TNO. I. WESTERVRLT, ) June 8rd, 1857. 87-lt. ISNIMTSO?" Use ARTHUR'S CELEBRA Frcsll Fruit TED SELF-SEALING CANS, and you will have fresh Fruit all the year, at Summer prices. Full directions for putting ,v IN WINTER up all kinds of Fruit and To maltoes accompanying the Cans. _ These Cans lmve stood the teat, 0f iwo gCasons, having been used by hundreds of thousands of families, hotel j TH AN and boarding house keepers. The subscriber is now manufacturing them for the mil lion, of tin, of all sizes from . Sweetmeats. 1 pint to 2 gallons. C. HOLMES. May 2.7th, 1807. 86-tf. Corn. F | AAA BUSHELS OF CORN, for sale by 1,UUU ' DAN'L A. HORN. Mav 27, 1567. 36 31 & V I - V. . * r? m J 25 WITNESSES ; ^The Forger Convicted. ^ JOHN S. DYE IS THE AUTHOR, ' ks? Who has had 10 years experience as a Banker and Publisher, and Author of A series of lectures at the Broadway Tibernacle when, for 10 successive nights, over BF 50.000 People GreeUd him with rounds of Applause, jhilc he exhibited the manner in which tuff Couoterfieita execute their frauds, and | , the surest and shortest means of jJH^. detecting them ( TV "The Bank Note Engravers all sag that he is tthe greatest Judge of Paper Mvneg living. p REATEST DISCOVERY of ^ VJ tbe Present Century for g Detecting Counterfeit Bank Notes, Describing everv Genuine Bill in existence, and exhibiting at a glance every Countci feit in Circulation! S Arranged so admirably, that REFERENCE is ? EAbY and DETECTION INSTANTAp NEOUS. No Index to examine 1 No pages to hunt no ! But so aimnlified and arranged. ^ that the Merchant, Banker and Business dan can Me all at a Glance. , 2 Englieh, French and German. - Thus Each may read the name in hia J own Native Tongue. Trrfcct Bank Note List Publiskti mfkr-t - 4?*0>*LiMe| V rPu the Private Bankers in America. ? A Complete Summary of the Finance or |t-Z Euaorn anit Amlrica will be published in i CSS e??h edition, together with all the imporCj tanl News ok the Day. Also A SERIES i Uh OF TALES (From an Old Manuscript found in the East, It furnishes the most complete history of T3 ORIENTAL LIFE, describing the most perplexing positions in which the Ladies and Gentlemen of that , S Country have so often been found These , jp; Stories will ooptiuue throughout the whole p year, and will prove the Most Entertaining rtS ever offered to the Public. CW* Furnished Weekly to Subscribers on. ly, at $\ a vcur. All letters must be ad p dressed to J JOHN S. DYE, Broker, jP" Publisher and Proprietor, 70 Wall Street, New York. 'fpil 20th. 1867. 32-ly. ^SEWING MACHINES FOR PLATERS' USE. \. M. SINGER A CO.'S GAZETTE, a beautiful piUorial paper, contains full and reliable in ((taction about sewing machines, and answer# oil qi"?tiou8 that can be asked on the subje^. All ylo read the paper will learu how to purchase a i machine with which $1,000 a year clear j ^ ,t nrv mAru ..,, v fy iVih TfTfmt.ui/ ins i ?T7W-"'t'w" " J ? -j -o fTiaea uow before the public. 1. M. Singer <fc )'?>.'* Gazette will be sent gratis to all who apply V? letter or otherwise I M. SING P.R <fc CO.. ?, 323 Broadwuy, N, Y. SING Eft'S SEWING MACHINE maybe seen in operation at the Millinery and Dress Making Establishment of Mrs. JORDAN, and at theTaiN iugEstablishment of J. D. PICKARD, who are agtnts to receive orders for the same. Bay 27th, 1857. 36-3m. '-? At a Meeting Of the Commiiisiobera of the Cheraw and Coal Fields Roilroud, held in Carthage, on the 27th Apfil, 1857, it was unanimously Jiesolved, That Books of Subscription of Stock for the construction of a RailroaJ from Cheraw, S. $., by Carthage, in Moore County, N. C., to on* point in the Coal Fields on Deep River, be corted on the 1st day of June, ut Carboutou, on River, under the direction of Dr. Charles . T^Prreara, Dr. Wm Ilays, D. G. Campbell and murD. Harrington; at Carthage, under the di restiou of D. Turner. W. B. Richurdson, Samuel Uatett, Col. John Morrison and S. C. Bruce; at Rodcingham, (Richmond County,) under the direction of Col. II. W. Harrington, Win. P. Leak, R. 8. McDonald and Walter F. I^esk ; at Troy, (Montgomery County,) under tho direction of Satiuel H. Christian, John S. Chambers, Robert A. Chambers, and 1). S. Pemberton ; at Cheraw, S. C, under the direction of D Mulloy, John C. Wa<Vworth, Kob, A ftenuan ana j. 31, rureaugui, al lennettsville, under the direction of Jus. Gil lesrje, B. F. Pegues Charles Irby, and J. W. Hoiriugton ; at Chesterfield Court House, under the direction of Dr. T. E. Pos e, W. L. T. Priiice, K J. Wnddill and A. McQueen ; ut Burlington Coirt House, under the direction of I. D, Wilson, Dr.Thomas Smith, W. C. Bruce, T. A. Dargun and K l()ar Charles; at Charleston, und^r the director of Col. Allan Macfurlan, Br. S. H. Bixou, Bev P. N. Lynch, E, L Adams and Joshua Laz arc^ and kept open uutil ordered to be clo3ed ^Qfl^Oommissionera. * 8. C. BRUCE, Chairman. * Jwr.n Morrison, Secretary. May 18th, 1857., 34 8t TWO MEDALS AWABDED. TEN DIPLOMAS AWABDED. Arthur's Celebrated Air-Tight Self-Sealing CANS AND JARS FOR PRESERVING FRESH FRUITS, TOMATOES, ETC. mien Glaus Jain, each, pint and quail, zen Quecnsware, eucli, pint, quail ui.d half gallon. ? dozen Caue Colored, each, pint, quart and half gallon. 3 dozen Tin Can?, each, pint, quart, half gallon and gallon. Received and for cale by FRANKLIN TURNER. Alay 20th, 1667. 35-tf. V. C.ftacon. /T Af|/j LBS. choice NORTH CAROLINA JjUUU BACON for sale, for cash, by DAN'L A HORN. M?v 37, '-7 :t? 1 SCHEDULE OF THE Cheraw A Parliiisloii IIallroad. Office of the C. <k D. liailroad Company, I Cheraw, October l^rd, 1366. f ON and after Monday, the 27th iust., theMAIL and PASSENGER TRAINS on this road will run daily, according to the following schedule: Leave Che raw, 6 00 P. M. " Cash's ....6 26 M " Society Hill, 6 60 u " Doves^ 6 20 " " Darlington, 6 60 " Arrive at Florence .7 20 " RETURNINQ: Leave Florence, 9 15 P. M. " Darlington 9 46 " " Doves, 10 15 " M Society Hill 10 45 " " Cash's, 11 10 " Arrive at Cheraw, 11 35 " A FREIGHT and PASSENGER TRAIN will j also leave Cheraw on every Monday, Thursday and Saturday, at 7 o'clock, A. M, RETURNING: -Leave Florence on the same day*, after the arrival of the 10 o'clock A M, Train from Kings ville. ? . 1 R J. WADD1LL, . V ~T".. , Ovnelil foUnn Al'^Vt A [Oct. 29, 6-th ^1 \r. /...T.i i_. i a . . j .? i . -i_ n if i i>:?no ireigni received auer-i o ciocn, r. m. CIIERAW POST OFFICE. The Mails for Ruilroad clo*es at 4 00 P. M. Bennettsville. S. C., daily at 9 00 " Salisbury, N C, daily at 9 00 " Fayetteville, N. C., (direct,) and intermediate places, Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays at 9 00 " Chesterfield C H., Jeffereon, I'ine Tree. S. C., Tuesdays & Thursdays 9 00 " Rockingham, N. C., Mondays, Wednesdoys and Fridays, at 11 80 A. M. Morvin, N. C., Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays at 9 00 P. M J I. WESTER VELT, Post Master. NEW GOODS. HEAVY, striped and plain Orsnabergs, 7-8 and ] 4 4 brown and bleached Shirtings, Linen, Cottonade, Camblcteen and Tweed Pant Stuff, brown and bleached Drills, fancy Prints, fifp- > lucky Jeans, TweeJsJ_i?l-; 1 ^floes, Spades, Forks, Traces, Wrought aud Cut Nails, Axes, Tabla ?nd Pocket Cutlery, Scythes and Grass Blades, 4c., 4c A good assortment of SUMMER CLOTIIINO. consisting in part of Coats, Pants and Vests. Panamas Leghorn, Palm Leaf, FLORIDA, SOFT FUR and WOOL HATS. GROCERIES. Rio, Ijiguira and Java Coffee, Porto Rico and refined Sogare, refined Potash, in cans, for Soap makiqg, Bacon, Lard, Ac., Ac. Together with many other articles too numerous to mention, all of which will be sold at low " ' ^ t DANIEL A. UORNT * March 25th, 1857. 27-tf New Firm. THE SUBSCRIBERS have purchased the entire stock of goods of Messrs. R. H. CLARK dt CO., consisting of everything in the "> a 1 ? ? ? ?n<< PrAVitlnil r uiimiy viuwi j uuwi Line, which they will sell as low as similar articles can be bought in this market. They have also n good assortment of Shoes Crockery, Hames and Collars, Ac, Ac., which being out of their line, WILL BE SOLD LOWER THAN THEY CAN BE BOUOHT ELSEWHERE. Please give them a call and examiue for yourselves. I1ILL A TOMLINSON. April 1, 1837. 28-tf New Store and Fresh Goods. TITST RECEIVED at the store roceutly occupied J by W II Totnlinsou, a large and well selected stock o( groceries and family stores, fancy articles, Ac, Ac, all of which will be sold low for cash only. Call at DRAKE'S. October 20, I85fi C-lf Ice! IceH Ice!!! VT^E are now prepared to deliver the above VV luxury at any Depot on the Wilmington and Manchester and Chernw and Darlington Railroads on li' oial terms. TERMS CASH, which we trust will be borne in mind by those ordering, as that will insure prompt attention to their orders, COS1IN, GREGG A CO. Wilmington, N C., May 27 , *67. 88-4tn Balm of Tirza. TIIIS is a new remedy of surprising power, instantlv relieving Neuralgia Erysipilas^ [ A Pain* in the Back, Tooth Ache, Scrofula Goitre, and ia the best remedy that can be used I for Scalds, Burns, and Rheumatism. It never fails to scatter Risings, when applied before matter has already formed, One or two applications will relieve Females threatened with Wising Breasts, It lias never failed to bring out a crop of Hair, when applied to a Bald Head, Prepared and sold only by Dr. R S, THOMAS, Wilmington, N. C. Extract of a letter from a merchant of high standing in Wilmington, and well known in this counimunity : "1 have used the Balm of Tirza with signal success in my own family, in cases of Neuralgia, Rheumatism, and the removal ur allaying of In flamations of every kind. One cu6e of Gout was effectually cured by it. Also Corns, Rising Brersts, restorations of Hair from Baldness, and things of that kind. I consider it a valuable remedy in such cases, and would be glad to see it thoroughly tested in your country, i Wilmington. Mafli 18th, 1857." Price 60 cents per bottle, cash. For sale bv DAN'L, A. HORN. May 13th, 1667. 34 if. ICE! 10 ii!! 1CE!!! The Wilmington Ice House Will send ICE iD such quantities as may be desired, well packed, at LOW RATES, to any Depot on the WILMINGTON AND MANCHLS TF.R, or the CIIEKAW AND DARLINGTON RAILROADS. Addrefs ordors to the Wilmington Ico House. A. II. VAN BoKKTLEN. Agent. Msv loth. IS.V7 M -7l-pd. El Are PURCIIAsfHH^^^^^H^^^^^^HH 'vVHHHI bought can conhrie iit^Hfl^HHMn^^P^^Hj^^^^HSHflJ cheaPH^H By any house ftinoliani*. Mantilla*. Skirts and C ' liinif. Tweeds nnd,Goods for grades.?Miles' Pump Soled Miles' Ladies'- Shoes, Misses; Buys Shoes, HATS AND BONN^HB BOHET RIBBUM8 .V DRESS TRIM I CLOTHIJJBMA Carpeting, Oil Cloths, WINDOW Sofas, Tete a-Tetea, Wardrohe^^^^^^^H^^^^H^H Clocks, Paints, Cleaners, Well grooeHBh / We will be gl**s?d)i?M^j|pHH^^^^^^^HB^fe^M We Tor yours fffii ure to exhibit our Stock. OKDER3^^H^^H|^^^^B hare our attention. Goods delivered at the charge, JOHN C. PVANSHI^^H JOHN J. WILSON.^^^BI Cheraw, March 18th, 1867, 26 if A Beautiful Lot of MANTILLAS, jj" CLOAK8, TALMAS, which will be aold very low by EVANS 4 WILSON.' December TO. I8S0. * 12?tf Weeding Ho ex. A Good supply of best Steel Hoes, Grubbing Hoes, Scythe Blades and Cradle^ Cai pactsr s llench Screws, Coffee Itoutters. evans * wnag, April lath Iflfi7 ,-r^ri t f allien FTDrake HAS just received, 6,000 lb?. BAG ON, Raisins, Nuts, Figs, Apples, Pine Apples, Coooeluts, Preserves, Woroester Sauce, Ficalilly, fresh Cove Oysters, Ac.. 4c., at DRAKE'S CASH STOKE. April 10th, 1807. 80-tf % # Crackers Batter Crackers, I'ick-Nic Crackers, Boston do Soda 4? Wit a . do Lemon do Cream do Sea Cakes, Ginger Knaps, Ac. By the box or barrel, for cash, at DRAKE'S CaSH STORE. April 10th. 1857. aO-tf - . . Al?. c . . Jug Ale, Tinnent's Ale, Jeffrey's Ala Fine Wine and Brttndj, Fishing Lines and Hooks, For aale for cosh, at DRAKE'S CASH STORE. April 16th, 1857. SO-tf Teas. Fine Green Tea, ' Fine Black Tea, Fine Imperial Tea, For sale for cash at DRAKE'S CASH 3TORE. April 15tb, 1867. 80-tf ? munurtts. SARDINES. Herrings, dried Beef, I'ickles, Preaervei?Lemon, Ginger, Rashberry and otbei 8yr? ups. Spice, Ginger, Pepper, Nutmegs. Clovea, Cinnamon, Cilron, Raisins, Figs, Cnrrauta, Cheese?Goshen, English Dair? and Pine Apple; Starch?corn do; Indigo, Teas?Imperial and yonng Hyson ; Mustard, Jellies, Onions apd potatoes, for sale low for cash only, at DRAKE'S. April 15th, 1867. 80-tf * Garden Seeds. FRESH Garden Seeds, warraoted genuine at DRAKE'S CASH STORK. December 24th 1856. 14-tf Mustang Linament. A large assortment in 7arious sized Bottles. For Sale nt DRAKE* CASH STORE. April 16th, 1867. 30?If Crockery, Queens-ware, &c. Tea Sets, Plato), Bowls, Flower vases, juuga, Toilet Boxes, a large assortment. For Sale at DRAKE'S CASH STORE. April l;th, 18C7. SO?tf Matches. i ' , 40 GROSS beat Matches, ot 2 csnte [?er box ' For Sale at DRAKE'S GASH SI ORE. April 16th, 1867. 30? tf 2,0 0 0- LB 8. N. C. Bacon, * FOR SALE LOW FOR CASH BY HILL A TOML1NSON'. Ar>ril 1 1 AV7 28 tf ' I For Sale, OK LIBERAL TERMS, 1 Splendid Carriage, 1 Fine Buggy, 2 Feather Beds, 1 Pair Cotton Bcales, 1 Cotton Gin, 2 Barrels Beef, >' 1 Pair I-ever Scales, 1 Map of N. Carolina, 1 Map of United States 4 Scythes and Cradles, 60 Ploughs assorted, Together with n great quantity of useful- attU-cles, left with us for sole on commission. EVANS A WILSON. April 16th, 1867. 30-tf EVANS~&WILS0N Arc now receiving a large and desirable stock of DRY GOODS, HARDWARE, GROCERIES, Prints, Gibghams, BeLanes, Tweeds, Caserneres and Satinetta. Fishing Caps. Buchanan Hats, Metropolitan do.? Shoes, Boots, Gaiters. Window shades, l>eautiful and cheap. Iniitaliou Brnescl's Carpeting, Wool and Cotton Druggets. Knife e'eaners and sharpnets. Sausage Cutters, Mackrel in Kits, half and. whole bbls, Ac., Ae., at his usuallr low price?. EVANS A WILSON Ott. ), IftMi s-ii