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The New York herald., 1845-01-11
From ST. Louis Gazette
Read Ito the Ladies' Only.-NOth1nR ADDS

personal beau fine heso ofhair falling gos
Iingis forehead Of aabster whiteness We have
ladies' who personal beauty exceeded
Of the angels who ar supposed hater the
under where the is bald grey
The balm Of Columbia from Comstock Bros GO
have been bald Tor and Others whose head,
color by tn this truly valua e and only senuns Hair
Tonic. sold also in this 81 Courtlandt rect.
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WATCHES, CLOCKS,

M E HA NICAL l. AMPS.
xsC VICTOR 0lROUD, Watch and Clock Maker, has
the honor Of informing hi, friends and the public gen
~ Establishment No. l46 Broadway, Of Liberty
Watches, Clocks and Chronometers will be repaired by
him with and guaranteed His establishment
cuary adapted for the repair Of Mechanical Lamps
tolerate He offers for sale OF
in Lamps from France which leave nothing 20 de-
Ne. Also, Globes Chimneys and Wcks. ms lmsrc
The New York herald., 1845-01-11
New stock Exchange

SALES OF Srocxs-BosTor, Jan. ., l645.
90 shares Western RR g4& l3 Boston and Providenct
RR OS 10 Eastern RR 1906 10 do 1885 80 do 1885, 10 do
1906; 25 do 0bl; Boston and Lowell RR ll6t; do 1852
"a HEADING RR
The New York herald., 1845-01-11
MONTHLY REPORT or THE NEW YORK MEDl-
CAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE

II
No. rs Chamber Street
CASES SUCCESStULLY TREATED.
THIS Report interesting among
which Of be difficult Of cure, and
for the time end would for the benefit Of the
profession and the public mode Of treatment which has
been so successful.
Erysipeas Of the face. 81 Examnat Of the Chest
5 Sore pmples Of the face to detect diseases.
Diseases Of the Liver, Primary Affections Of the
companed with cough. Lungs.
4 Enlargement OF the Heart. Acute Rheumatism.
IA Pnmary Gonorrhcea cured 1 Chronic Rheu atism.
in few days. l6 Structures in Urethra, cured
Chronic do. Of long stand without cutting OF burn
a Costveress Of the Bowels Bad Burn from spirit lamp
4 Diarrhoa. 80 Chanerss, primary, cured
4 Secondary Syphilis, with without the use Of mer-
throat and ulcers.
3 Peurisy, (acute.) 10 Great Weakness and Debi
10 Pain in the Chest, with lity from mprudence.
bad cough. Fever.
1 Bleeding from the Lungs. Midwifery.
SUCCESSFUL sURg!C AL OPERATIONS AND
Luxston Of the Shoulder Operation for HyIroceie.
Joint. i Fracture of the Metacarpai
Luxaton Of Finger joint Bone OF the Thumb.
very rare occurrence Fracture Of Humerus.
Ampu,ation Of Finger at Operations for Fisula in
the Joint, (cause smash Ano.
ed in PsrR Gate Abscess ia the Em
Operations for Hemorrboi- Operations Ter Phimoss OF
dal Tumors. twenty six years standing
Operations for squirting. Discharge from Ear OF long
ed :" ''' 'o'' e'"'' Warty Escresene. removed
Application Of Liga,ure to from the forehead,
The external artery Of the And singular Tumor
lowerja from the neck Of youag
Ulcrrated Legs, (indoent.) lady.
fema'e diseases particularly tfiens H. nBsSsTwIcK. NJ D.;
jas iwissrrc Attending Phvsician and Surgeon.
The New York herald., 1845-01-11

Salem, Tnckerman, Boston; Gold Hunter Mansfield New
Haven Sid Clyde, Theopald Lvepool; Merchant Jordan
Hsvre; Harvard. Harvard Lverpoo Phlur Doane NYork
ton. ' -e'~s' -
WEST, Dec 2-n port, Ellen. Gill; Baltimore in
dys Collins for Havana with the cargo OF British
brig, lprobably the Conservative before ,enorted)
Rg Magnolia, West NYorL. Cd CoPsaad Baker, d9; g
Baker; Newcastle DonneIl Almeda, Rowland; Sc Marks vii
nams' Mssssipp Rariden Geogana Davis; Richardson
Park, aud Magnolia West, for NYork.
NEM onLssAss, sssGAT Republic ) Crane Galveston
Scudder BoIdeaux; Trident Thing, lvca; Ornska. Smith
Msre CID Magaoa Gray Havre; Milo, Chick, Boston; Sir
st Thomas and Cqacoa; Laurens Thmpson, Marsees; EN-
pesaro Collins Havana Apalachcos Smith, Apalachicoa
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By Last Nights Southern Mail.

rHiLADELrHA Jan lo7An Brandywne. Smack, Rio Jane-
SrotheT Price. do Lochie Lufkn Cape Haytien leader,
lie, Gates, NOrleans.
sesseoden; Commerce. Dorothy, and VIM Sally Huehns,
BOSTON, Helen Frazier, Cls,k, Bangor Stevens Briggs
York Cid Philadelphia, Breml Greye Bremen; Delaware
Gj!i Meeile Sid Geo Gardpsr Walker Liverpool; Water
RIcHMoND, Jan s-Arr A Lancaster Loveiand, Mobile
Sid Parthian, Allen, NOrleans
NORFOLK, Jan 8-Arr Charles Woodward bingham; Cor
d1ya %%a, GoIs BostoS John Ada%. Higgins
Csot Boston THAR Albany Packet Hodgkinson Boston
Cinderella Coleman Washington. NC for Boston, put
Maven Peter Ritter Hsnchmsn for New York Below,
Orleans for Richmond up James River yesterday Ln.
yesterday. ' '>'"N'
- Spoken.
senus and Belize both from Boston for Cape Hayten sd
ult. Cape Haytien SSW S miles ~
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the body This will he done efecualy by the of Com
stocks Sarsaarlla which for ha fully sustained
its high popularity BY its intrinsic virtues.
with the greatest care Of the very ppre't and
sold the unprecedented low Of SO bottle 81
Ter Dozen large bottles those that sell dollar
bottle
Sold at 81 Courand street. and I39 Fulton st. Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1845-01-11

Bishop Onderdonk-This day published,
for sale by BURGESS. sTRlNGER & CO.; 2a2 Broadway.
Of Ann the Conspiracy against the late
= BISHOP OF NEW YORK,
unraveiled by Of the Cor rspato James c. Richmond
fIesbyer OF hode Sind Quousque andem Catalina The
SIX OyeIseefs. Price l2x CENTS
Also for sale No Church without Bishop with an Intro
ducti0n and Notes, by Mr.. Rich mond.
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A new version OF Byron.

Know We the store that IS crowded by ladies'
The pmpled and freckled OF every cline
Where that Soar, call italian exqsite made is,
Tint got may he considered crime
Know ye the store where the PoUIRE SUBTLE
Makes the pulses of ladies to bound. they ieel
That the from brows and their lips has departed
And they no longer need to be deso!ate heared
Where the maiden rich fragrance nhales while she tares
From perfumes of Lnbn az ID Huerlin of Paris
Wherste BLANC p'EsrAGNE aud tie GREcIAN HAIR DYE,
In color, though varied in besuty may vie,
And the tnts + the ROUGE even rubbing defy;
Where the mirrors l'rRe. and the sh w-cases fine,
And every thing bre ,thrs air almost divine
'Tis the store OF GoURAuD--of scence the sun
And well may ye smile for the deed he has done
Oh well are his articles known, and as we'll
Are The praises they bsar and the they tell
II The aleiled call for Dr. Gourauds chemical
paratons for beauyng the human the best proof of
his success Eeware. Purchase only Of Dr. Gouraud CT
aiker street., first st Broadway Jordan. Mk
3 stoo; Carrie on ewr Pearcs, Stanwx Hall, Albany
Gray pougak epse; Myers New Haven't Ferre Middietown;
Green Worcester Bull Hartford sBliss Chaplin Co.. Spring
held; Dyer Providence; Ives Salem; &c., &c.
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Acoustic Oil sold at 81 Courand street doing wonders in
curing all complaints OF the P.ice ST.
Ao the Indian Vegetable Elixir and warranted to
any of rheumatism gout
The New York herald., 1845-01-11

he Wandering Jew No. IL OF the New
World edition, trans by H. W. herbert Esq will be ready
at q Ann street at IL O'Clock This Day. Price So
THE REPOslTOHY OF MODERN ROMANCE, con:
aini,g he Neville, Of Gars wn" and Revelations Of
London" will be ready Monday. Price l25s cents
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Courila d street, for the Of Asthma Dyspepa ndges-
on Liver Complaint loss of appetite female obstructions.
&c Iemed teng Of vegetable roductiOn
with feet safety for Of time by hs
deicat. constitutions.
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has ae arrved and daily expected But the most
important information that 81 Coutandt you
shoes entirely proof Therefore, all who wish have
dry feet. will not fail to obtain this article.
The New York herald., 1845-01-11
lFrom Rev. Henry Jones)
have used 80 COnnelss MAGICAL Pafn sCy.


The Indian Vegetable elixir and Llniment,
limbs .takei down swengs and extends cords
Deafness.-The unrivalled success OF DIR.
McNars Accoustc Oil in relieving who suffer almost
continual hnmmng &c which but symptoms of
Deafness has gained for before equaed
hou other articles have bsen advertised yet the deaf
OF being cured unless the
Cour,lnndt st. Price 81 per flask.
The New York herald., 1845-01-11
"Hope undying Hope, Is the constant at

Sands Brist0i's, and COmstOck's Extract
Of Sarsaparilla, sold at 81 Courtandt street.
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Passengers Arrived

Passengers Arrived
MoBLE-Ship Hector-Mr and Miss Johnton.
brig Conservative; Mr. Simmons.
kEY WEsr-Brig Rienxi, at Boston-Mahew Gamble first
ofhcer OF baque Eln of New York. lost On Hem aqua
Foreign lmportatIons.
ST JAgo DE CuBA-Schr RevoluticneS-l738 sticks fusc
Read Hoppock-l ton old copper hf pe do box Doug
Iass-l50 bales tobacco Dunscomb & BeckWith.
Domestic Imp0rtatfons.
MoBILE-Ship Hector-15n bales < Hurbut CO.
IS Thompson Adams39s Bogart Kteeland88 Strachan
Scot,@lo0 Souter Brothers co-l%9 Colomb lsen-23
Emo Phelps-N Spoford TlestOn-l0 HolDrook Nelson
&co.6 bxs Taylog Markes-sss bales td order,
Thompson Adams-39 Smith Mills-i3 Hutchins- box
Whte-l Babcock-l NJ Hood-50A Boyer-l w How
Hens Griffin Pul!r anil Fiedlee-l2 bales yarn Hol-
Colliard.
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Mr.. Editor:-The bill Introduce by Gen.
DRoMGooLE or Virginia ia Congress- days ago. for the
Of the s Union
The details of this BILL embodes the principles and
Union and ia the letter written BY p,e.-
dent Polk before the Presidential also forth in
Hampshire and Vgaia o sua de- ali r which viii II few days
no duot he confirmed By the Legislature Of
In The me nwh anxousy awaiting the action Of the
iss that anxiety IS greatly by the
% & asan a. on The subject m may es retarded
ssSy hS s s h 81
Illustrated New World-ren Elegant EN-
Cravings The Handsomest and Cheapest Pictorial Newspa-
per Word-only 50 year, single The great
Hs a ,os ns s.rs,ps or which two
chapters gwen illustrated with Eight Exquisite
hs finest seen in an American paper 1t is full of wit
Tas OF brsrors-he Verdict and the seutencs-a
The Wofd is also sd oys4o%"s wi'h 's attractive
and pqusnt reading, of all Sorts and suit all
densss BY leaving their names at he Office '' '''
for & viii S@ @ % So % Tn sns Msw
wing By the best artists in Europe and America
oss q Ann street. SsFE EsTEs !: TsP,sd pnh.
All Philadelphia subscriptions 20 the
~ sn b paid 70 the zssr Ledger
o,tainsdds daily atll O'Clock. 3m
rhave used .s@ cHnne ass as:'y y%sisa, s1as Pain x
tractor from 81 Coqrandt street. for severe sruptons on the
y t:y q % 4. assa
have sysg ed during ss o,s5 hHs Sita
The above named article will tie following complaints
ss;' 'iS ss.,n S:;s;: S::' %s:s. SjEsss''''
chbiain.. Cold IN wounds. Tender ,us Feet. &c.
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THE STAR"
"a Lispenard street, (near Broadway
JOHN H. WOODGATE.

A CHALLENGE TO ANY PERSON IN NEW YORK.
CAN RICE, formerly the Young American Hercules who
created such excitement with his feas Of strength
American Museum last winter that he has heard
bragsng and o2asnx sbou, certain gentlemen city being
one huadred doars who dare lift against him.
They to lift they plese and will he. person
ceptrg Of the above challenge address him at Couandt
st W. s. HAMILT(JN
ajt1 ltsrc
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-02-14
POSTSCRIPT.

The bill for reducing the rate of Postage
throughout the United States. which we
mentioned in another column as being be.
fore the Senate, has received the sanction
of that body. On Monday, the House IN
Committee cf the Whole, took up the bill
for the admission OF the territories OF Flo
rida and Iowa into the Union, upon equal
footing with the other States. We sup
pose, as matter of course, there will be
no difficulty in this matter. They have a
right, and We suppose as matter of course,
they will be admitted. The 18th inst.
Wednesday last, was.the day agreed upon
by the two Houses Of Congress for count
ing the votes for President and Vice Pres
ident. The discussion on the Texas ques-
ton had not at the last dates been renewed
in the Senate. In all human probability,
we will be able in our next, TO announce TO
our readers the ultimate fate of this mea-
sure during the present session of Con-
gress.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-02-14

The GroaOM Of the Northwest.-The
territory of Wisconsin was set off from
Michigan, and organized into Territorial
government in 1886. Its whole surface
is estimated at Al, 100000 acres, of which
a little more than 100000 has been sur
veyed. The first sales of public lands
took place in 1885; the amount sold from
that time till January, 1912, was $780,
4l8 acres, for the sum Of So, 76l,7 1872
The lead mines ofthe Territory will be an
inexhaustible source of wealth. According
10 the census of 1910, the whole amour,
of lead produced in the United States and
Territories was 81 ,239, 453 lbs; and the
capital invested was $l,346,756. Oh
this amount, Wisconsin produced near.
ly one half, or Is, l29, $50 lbs; and the
capital employed by her was 1864 600
The assessed valuation of the real and per
sonal property of all its counties, in the
year l843, amounted to $8,O77,3O0.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-02-14
Northern Abolitiontxts.

The lover of the Union cannot but look
upon every movement of these fanatics
with feelings of the deepest concern. Their
threats that this glorious Union, whose
very existence could only have been secur-
ed by mutual compromise and concession
on the part Of those who formed 1t, have
assaulted the Southern ear but too often late
ly. Thirteen members of Congress, John
Quincy Adams amongst the rest, told the
people of New England, in ajoint address
some time ago, that the annexation Of Tex
as to this country would be synonymous
with dissolution of the Union. But all
the demonstrations 0fthesc fanatics which
have come under our observation as yet,
must, we think, yield in point of audacious-
ness to the Abolition anti Texas Conven-
ton held in Fanuel Hall, in Boston, on the
29th and 3Oth of the past month. This
Convention, composed Of Wings and Abo.
Iitionlsts, was gotup for the purpose of re.
monstratlng against annexation. This
was all fair. But the language of the spea-
kers the drift of the resolutions which i
adopted, in word, its whole tone, breath
ed fierce and unqualified hostility to oul
Southern institutions. Mr.. G. F. Adams
(son OF J. Q. Adams, urged upon the NEE
ting the propriety of introducing into al
future political struggles, the question o
slavery. When will the eyes of Southern
Wings be opened to the dangers to which
their cooperation with the Abolitionists 0
the North, in opposing the annexation o
Texas, is exposing the union Of these
! States?
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-02-14
ElARRIED De-

In this town, on Tuesday evening, 4th inst, by
the Rev. Mr.. Murphy, Mr.. John G. Bauman, to
Miss Ellen Fitnam.
In this vicinity, on the 5th ult., by the Rev. j..
Mcdaniel, Mr. James NJ. Stevenson, of Newbern,
to Miss Chrstiana E. daughter of Daniel Sanders,
Esq
On the 18th inst, by the Rev. Thomas Hutch
ing, of Charleston, Mr.. Samuel P. Cause, TO Miss
Caroline, eldest daughter of Mr.. Daniel Fergus, of
this town.
In Franklin county. on the 9Th inst by the Rev.
l. Doll, Mr. James Turner, of Greenville county,
Va, to Miss Elizabeth B. daughter of Nathan Pat
tersoa, Esq.
In Wilkes county, on the ed ult., George H.
Hamilton. Esq, of Ashe, to Miss Elvira, daughter
of Gen. Horton.
In Orange county. on the s0th ult., Mr. Wesley
Smith, to Miss Mary Ann Lloyd.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-02-14

the United States. but who were under
stood TO be opposed TO annexation. One
OF the resolutions declares that whoever
says, that the people of Texas are in any
wise changed in their friendly regards for
the United States and their desire 10 be-
come united to her for all time, is guilty
OF the most unmittigated falsehood. On
the adoption of the resolutions, the Amer
lean and Texas flags were run up hicko-
ny pole. and salute CT twenty-seven guns
was fired, accompanie! by the greatest en-
thusiasm.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-02-14
Annexation in Texas,

From the Planter, a Texan paper, we
learn that Convention was held in the
county Of Brazoria, on the 2lst of last
month, at which some of the most distin-
guished citizens of Texas were present. A
series of resolutions were passed, express
sing, in the strongest language, the earnest
and unaItered desire Of the citizens of that
republic, to be once more united 10 the
land of their fathers-lnstructIng their Sem
ator and representative in Congress not to
confirm the appointment of the Ministers
which the present President (Jones) had
nominated to the. missions ut England and
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-02-14
Real Estate for Sale.

Ia THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale
on accommodating terms, the following
.ssES parcels of Real Estate, viz: Six or sew
49, en- Lots, situated on the East side of the
River, and adjoining the property of Robert H.
Cowan and P. K. Dickinson. These Lots are
well adapted for the purpose of erecting Steam
Mills, Disdlleries, Cotton Factories, &c. .fLs0.
fifteen or twenty Lots, situated just outside the
limits of the corporation, and on the East side
of the Newbern Road. Also, three thousand acres
of Land upon which there are now two Grist
Mills, about one mile from town, on the Newbern
Road. Upon this property, there is also Saw.
Mill Frame. There is about $50 acres OF cleared
land. The balance is well timbered with Oak,
Cypress, and Pine. There are also nine tasks OF
Turpentine Boxes already cut upon II, besides a.
bout as many more as yet untapped Alsoa good
Brick-Yard. Also a tract of land on the Sound,
adioininc the lands of Dr. Jno. Hill, containing a.
boyt o25 acres. Upon this property. there is
ooas;derabIe amount of stock, consisting of Hogs,
ssa,ele SC. which will be disposed of with the
rroner,v- Also, two Houses and Lots, where the
lpr,hscriber now lives Also, family of first rate
Negroes.
For further particulars, those DESTROYS cfpurcha-
sing, can apply to the subscriber.
Wilmington, n. c., Feb'y l4ths s45,-!o2-f
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-02-14
Federalism In Vr.iinfa.

Modern Whiggery in Virginia has refu-
sed to give expression TO the will Of the
people. Every body knows that, at the
Presidential election in November last, a
majority of about 1000 votes were cast in
favor of Mr.. Polk in Virginia, and that
then she registered her voice plainly and
unequlvocalIy in favor of annexation.-
Sill, with full view of this fact before
them, the Wing members ofthe House OF
Delegates, refused to instruct her Senators
IN Congress. There was no State in the
Union which more clearly declared her
self in favor of Texas than Virginia and
still, the Federal party there, because it
happened to have an accidental majority
Of some 7 or s in the House of Delegates,
refused to instruct Archer and Riyes.-
There are no lengths to which the Federal
party is not willing to 60 to thwart the
wishes of the people. Could the Old Do
minion only be heard on the floor of the
Senate, we would have no fears for Texas.
But alas! such is not the case.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-02-14
THE JOURNAL.
Friday, February, Ia, 1915.
SIR. Haywood's Speech.

Our readers will perceive that we have
devoted large portion of our columns.
This week, to the speech of Mr.. Haywood.
our distinguished Senator, delivered in the
Senate of the United States, on the occa-
sion of his introducing his bill (Which we
presented TO our readers some weeks ago.
tor the annexation of Texas. We have
no doubt but that it will be perused with
a, much pleasure by our readers as by
ourself. But we need make no comments.
ANY thing from Mr.. Haywood cannot fail
TO arrest the attention of the reading com.
munity in North Carolina.
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- - 2Ms a !!a1 sSi@@g 5gSsga "a
4 10y PORT OF WILMINGTON. 49,
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Feb'y s-schr Jonas Smith, Collct. Charleston.
to R w Brown.
1O-brig Lisbon, Messer, Havana, to Hatha-
way & Son.
brig N rockingham, Beardscy, Matanzas,
bound to New York, put in in distress, having in
the late South Easter been obliged to stave part Of
her cargo of molasses to G w Davis.
l1-schr Ann Maria, Whithehurst New River,
with turpentine, to G w Davis.
l3-brg Mary Jane, Lermond, Cienfogies, to
Russell & Gammell.
schr Mogul, -, Matanzas, to G w Davis.
CLEARED.
Feb'y s-brg Empire, Adams, Martinique, by
Dickinson.
brig Commodore Hull, Ray, Matanzas, by E
Dickinson.
schr Caroline, Whilden, Philadelphia, by G w
Davis.
Packet schr L Smith, Mills, New York, by
r w Brown.
9-schr Fountain, Washburn, New York, by
Russell & Ganmell.
lO-brig Rowland. Coombs, Gaudaloupe, by
Dickinson.
brig Caroline, Jordan, Havana, by G w Davis
brig Belle Myers, New York; by G w Davis
Br brig Southampton, Flint, Demarara, by G
w Davis.
Il-Br brig Victoria, Clements, Trinidad, by
G w Davis.
schr Pactolus, Ireland, Washington, n c, by
John Hail.
Br brig Mary Shiels, Kelly, Barbados, by G w
Davis.
Br brig Durham, Rudolph, St Vncents, by P
K Dickinson.
schr Wave, Higgins, Curacao, by K Dickin-
son.
schr Brandywine, Etheridge, Plymouth, N c.,
by Brown & DeRosset.
schr Velocity, Montgomery, New Bedford, by
E Dickinson.
PER BRIG MARY JANE.
Left at Cienfogies, 18th January, schr. Exqui-
mons, Haws, for Charleston, 5 days.
schr. Caro-, Meorns, discharging.
brig Tecumseh, loading, for Boston.
barque Lysandex, loading, for Boston.
! brig Neptune, just arrived, and others in port
not recolected.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-02-14
Columbian Magazine.

The two first numbers Of the third vol
ume Of this periodical have just reached
our desk. Its engravIngs are really beau
titul. There is one in the first number re-
presenting the reception of General Wash
ington on the Bridge of Trenton, on his
way to be inaugurated first Presi-
dent Of the United States, which is
one of the most beautiful things we have
seen in the way for many day. Co!um-
bias fair daughters are represented as
sprinklng the path Of the hero with flow
ers-those daughters whose mothers he
bad defended. The plate of Fashions is
really beautiful. We have no doubt tie
Columbian is peculiar favorite amongs
the ladies. All in all it is the most taste
fully gotten up monthly we have yet seen
issued from the American press.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-02-14
TIL E. MARKETS.


NAVAL SroREs-Turpentine has advanced q
cents per barrel since last report and is scarce.
We quote at So Is, at which rates the article was
sold yesterday.
TAR.--No alteration.
LUaBER.-Wide Boards and ScantIing, very
few in market-Timber, last sales ssh to S73.
scarce and in demand.-Flooring Boards, quarter
ed, Sll.-Shingles, dull, 81 so a 81 co.
Slaves, r. o. hhds., So to Sl0-very dull.
COMA good supply on hand in store-none
afoat yesterday evening. Sales have been made
from on shipboard during the week. at 40 cents
per blshel The prices from stores range from IS
to SO cents.
Sales at auction since our last publication IL
hhds. N. o sugar. lst quality ct, I'd do. A $50
bbs. N. o. molasses 233 to "a cts. 50 bbls. N.
o. whlskey 251 to 26 cents lis TO 20 bags Rio
Coffee to II cents.
| GuE1cHrs-Remain without change, 30 a IS
cts to New York.