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Popular Lectures.

Mr.. s. n Botsford, Chemist of the MILITARY
ACADEMY of Raleigh has arrived in town for
the purpose of giving course of popular Lectures
on Galvanisln. Chemistry. Light, &c. He brings
with him part of the apparatus Of the Institution
which he represents, and from the fa,tering no.
lower part of the State, lin our exchange papers,
we believe he will give the citizens an intellectual
treat which has never been offered them before.
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State of Norlh-CarOlima,

State of NOrlh.CarOllna,
COUNTY OF NEw-HANovEn,
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions
December Term, 1914.
Rachael James, Nicanor James,
Sarah Wiford, and others distrlb-
utees Of Jacob James, deceased, po.;.;or for
pS. E1G;.;o, q,
Frederick Manning, and wife Sa- S,oras
rah, Cray Padget, Nelson Padget,
and James James. Isaac James,
and Priscilla James.
HT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court,
III that Frederick Manning, and his wife Sarah,
Cray Padget, and Nelson Padget citizens Of
Alabama, and James James is a resident of the
Territory Of Florida, it is ordered that publication
be made for three weeks in the Wilmington Jour.
nal, for the said Frederick Manning, and wife
Sarah, Cray Padget, Nelson Padgct, and James
James, to appear at the next term of this Court to
be held at the Courthouse in Wilmington, on
the I'd Monday of March next, then and there to
plead, answer demur to the petition filed in this
case, or the same will be taken pro confesso and
heard ex parte as against them.
Witness, LEWIS H. MARsrELLER, Clerk of the
Court aforesaid at Office, the I'd Monday of De-
cember, A. d. 1914, and in the Goth year of Amer
lean independence.
Teste, j.. H. MARSTELLER, CFk.
| Feb'y 81, lS45.-f23-3t Pr. adv. SO rs
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children with perfect impunity. Senior
C"nyas. on the 18th ultimo. addressed the
Governor of this Department, and OF Chr
S,obua Zacatecas, Coahuila ard New
HSox;co. 10 assure them that large oooy
If troops. amply supplied with the mun'-
lions of war, should march promptly 10
heir defence, and put an end to the out
rages from which they have suffered Sd
much
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E@LOST.18 III

ON the Sd of Jan'y last, valuable CLOTH
" CLOAK, was carried off on the train from
Warsaw, and has not been heard of since by its
owner, the subscriber. The Cloak was very
large one. and made of Invisible or Bottle Green
Cloth, faced throughout the front with black silk
Velvet, and having cape covered with the same
material. Any person finding the same and leav-
ING it at Warsaw, with Mr.. Pesrce, or Mr.. Love,
or forwarding any information to myself, about
said Cloak, will be amply compensated.
t JOHN SELLERS.
| Clinton, Sampson, Co., N. c., FEB. %, is4s-4
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COUNTY OF Nkw-HANovER.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
December Term, 1874.
Rachael James
rs.
Nicanor James, Sarah Williford, John James.
Hester Picket, Spicer Padget, and wife Eliza Pad
get, John Chadwick and wife Lodiska Chadwick,
Jacob James, Samuel James, Nancy James, Isaac
James, Priscilla James, Dennis Lanear, Thomas
Lanear, John Bostick, and wife Emma Bostick,
Frederick Manning. and wife Sarah Manning, A.
mos Rochell, and wife Sally Rochell. Jesse Wood.
and wife Nancy Wood, Charlotte I.anear. David
Sholar, and wife Hannah Sholar Hester Lanear.
Mary Lanear, Emma Ann Lanear, David L. Lam
ear, Brantley Lanear, James P. Lanear, Bryant
Merely, and wife Catharine Merely, Isaac Rochell,
and wife Sabry Rochell, Cray Padget, Spicer Pad
get, Nelson Padget, John Rochell, Jacob Rochell,
Benjamin Rochell, Anna Rochell, Riley Jones, and
wife Mary JONES' and James James,
PETITION FOR DOVER.
IT appearing to the satisfaction of the Cou,t
IL that Frederick Manning and his wife Sarah
Cray Padget, and Nelson Padget are citizens o
Alabama. and James James is resident Of tn,
Territory of Florida it is ordered that publication
be made for three weeks in the Wilmington Jour
nal, for the said Frederick Manning, and wife Sa
rah. Cray Padget, Nelson Padget, and Jane.
James, to appear at the next term of this Court, t.
be held at the Courthouse in Wilmington, on tn.
I'd Monday of March next, then and there to plead
answer or demur to the Petition filed in this case
or the same will be taken pro contssso, and heart
ex parte against them.
Witness, LEWIS H. MAnsrELLER, Clerk of tn
Court aforesaid, at Office, the I'd Monday Of Dc
cember, A. ID. 1914, and in the 69th year of A
nerican independence.
Teste. l.. H. MARSTELLER, Crk.
Feb'y 81, lS45.-[ 23-3t Pr. adv. SIS 629
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LIST OF BLANKS

LIST OF BIZ INKS
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do do Subpenas
do do Fl. Fas.
County Court Scire Facias
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Jurors Tickets Marriage License
Peace warrants Guardian Bonds
Constable's bonds Administrators do
Notes of hand Military Ca Sas
Checks, Cape Fear Bank Land Deeds
do Branch Bank ofthe Negro Bonds
State Warrants. Ca Sas
Notes, negotiable at hank Ca Sa bonds
Inspectors Certificates Bills Sale. Negro
Certificates of Justices attending Court
Shipping Papers Bills Lading Qetter)
UTAny blank wanted and not on hand will be
printed with the utmost despatch.
U5Oficers of the Courts and other officers, ant
all other persons, requiring blanks, or any othe
work in the printing line would do well to give u
a CALL or send in their orders. We are determin
ed to execute our work we'll. and at the cheaPes
rates for cash. Call at the JOURNAL OFFICE
4. E. cor. Princes & Front-strts.,
One door above the Hanover House.
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CHARLESTON MARKETED. %.

Cotton.-Thc receipts of Uplands during the
past week were as follows by Rail Road lOl26
bales, by water 5O68 bales, by wagons $40 bales,
total receipts 1884 bales. Exported IN same
time to foreign ports 1925 bales, coastwise $500
bales. Total exports of the week 1904 bales; les-
wing on hand shipping stock of 399O5 bales, ex-
elusive of SAIL bales on shipboard not cleared, and
an increase of stock of s42O bales.
The daily transa, tons of the week have been as
follows:-On Saturday, 229 bales; Monday. 244O;
Tuesday, 1928; Wednesday, 1874, Thursday,
1919; and yesterday. 445-making the total o: the
weeks sales ,532 bales at the following particu-
lars:-24s at 81; "a, s.; 49, s; SILL 81; l53, 49,
Is; 2735, 81; 1871, So; SSS, 81; l49, 7-l6;535,
81: IS, sic; 6s6, St; 400, ST; 767, S; 23s, 4
1916; $40, Al; 1924, Il; 81, lilo; 42s, d;
3S7, Al; and SIS at4S.
We now quote Liverpool Classificaion-
Inferior and Ordinary a as
Middlng middling fair 81 s.
Fair to good fair Of st
Rice.-Prces have advanced fully J. and ap-
pear to have farther upward tendency; particu-
lars of sales as folows-447 bbls at SSs; 100, 81
1872, 3-l6; 4s2, 81; 275, 8 Lie; AIS, 3; $50
2S:a25. Exports ofthe week 64l9 bbls, of which
2459 bills in The rough, which we have added in
our table to the previous receipts.
ROUGH Rice.-The demand continues good with
an improvement III prices. The receipts OF TIT
week amount to $1,000 bushels. the sales to 80,
600 bushels, at extremes from 10 SSc, principal!
at 81 ass.
Groce~ies-Sugars-Th receipts Of the weel
are l2I hhds N Orleans, of which about 80 hid
were run off from the wharf in different lots at
81, good to prime quality. From store sale of q
bout 100 hhds was effected at ST, few choic
hhds brought 81; prices are very firm, and the stoc
in first hands but light.
Cofee.-The cargo sales consisting of abou
5000 bags Rio, made on Tuesday last at auction
by M c Mordecai, Brought together good after
dance, prices ranged from 81 7ac, averaging i
the neighborhood of 81.
r MoIasses.-Thcre have been considerable tran
> actions in this article during The week. 100 bb
. N o sold on landing at 24c. A cargo ofabout 80
, 900 gallons do in hhds, tierces and bbls, sold I
prices not made known OF $50 hhds Cuba rece
8 we'd, 80 hhds sold at 2lc.
; Grd;n.-Of Corn the receipts have been abo'
) 1000 bush. N C, and about $500 bush. Va. Bot
have changed hands at prices not made know
but as we understood within our quotations..
t. No arrivals of Oats or Pess
Il Bocon.--There have been no arrivals Of tbs
/ tcle since our last, and Sides and Shoulder RENAL
e very scsros. The demand however = also b
moderate, which keeps prices at former quotation
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Sah.-About $500 sacks Liverpool have been
received during the week, greater proportion Of
which has been sold at fiom 81 ,O6s Sl,l We
understand that part in large blesched sacks is
held somewhat above our quotations.
Extracts Mercury Price Current.
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New YoaK, Feb. 90.
Arrival of the Hibernia.
IsUenty-three days later from EuroDe.


1icenty-three days later from Europe.
The Hibernia arrived in Boston yesterday.
and brings % days later intelligence from Eu-
rope.
The alliance of France with Enplane ap-
pears to be now as firm and as healthy, as it
was before the time when Lord Palmerston
broke with Theirs.
! Sir Charles Metcalf has been made peer
under the title of Baron Metcalf
The capture and execution of Zurbano, in
Spain, is the only intelligence from that coun-
try worth narrating.
| From France, we learn that the French
Ministry are secured in power, at least another
session. On the Tahitian question, they twice
secured ma orities.
The news from England has very little in
tteTest. Parliament was about opening.
The latest news from Belgium states that
In the Chambers, it was decieed. IS to 22,
that no address for the dismissal of the pres
ent administration should be presented TO the
King.
The Emperor Of Russia is said to be SO
much amazed at the interminable war with
the CIrcasSlans that he is determined next sea.
son to take the field in person.
The London Money Market continued busy
/ News from Morocco has been received by
way of Gibraltar, giving a most depIorabIe
account of the internal state Of the empire
The kabyles were pillaging the towns, willis
the Emperor is described as having lost au
tho'ity since the battle of IsIy.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
February Sd.
We have no change whatever to notice il
prices. The demand since Friday has beer
tolerably good. On Saturday about 4,5O(
bales were sold, and to-day 1000 change,
ands. On each day spectators took l,OOt
bales. The demand has been freely met b,
holders. but they have not shown any DISPOSE
2 ton TO accept lower IA les.
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JUST RECEIVED,

JUST RECEfV'ED,
Per Schr. J. D. JONES,
~ PLOUGHS, No. 10 & II,
~V 200 Shares and Mouldboards,
20 Boxes pale soap,
10 do. John Ender's Tobacco,
20 Bills. Canal Flour,
20 Half do do do.
For sale by JAS. l. ERI AN.
Feb'y 7th, l645.--I2l-f
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The Land FUnd.-New York State has, at
length, resolved to receive the distribution mo-
ney so long ago assigned to it by the General
Government, and has passed it to the credit Of
the School Fund
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THE MARKETS.
Observation-Disclosures very small-sai.e 81 ~.
TAn.-Moderate supplies-sales 81 27aSl So'
R1vEn LuxBEr.-sales 50 90 per m. feet.
MoLAssEs.-A cargo of $50 hhds. Cuba, sold
at 20 cts. from the vessel.
No change in other articles.
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Liquors.
kn BBLS. N. E. Rum,
oO 10 do. New Orleans do.
5 do. American Brandy,
S do. do. Gin.
10 d.. Baltimore Whiskey,
8 do. N. Orleans, do.
s do. very old Rye, do.
pipe and eighths casks Holland Gin
eighth casks French Brandy. For sale
by BARRY & BRYANT.
Feb'y %, ls45. 24.tf
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FAYETTEVILLE, Feb. e.

There Is no material change in the market
Cotton continues at about to ST, receipts small,
and purchasers not anxious, the article has some
what receded in New ork, :here is not enough
OF other kinds ofproduce offering to effect change.
North CaroEni0n.
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RATES OF FREIGHT HENCE TO NEW YORK
Naval Stores, 80 IS cts. per barrel,
Rice, l2t cts. per hundred
Cotton, 81 per bale.
Cotton goods and yarns, so cts. pr. bale.
Tobacco, So SO per hogshead.
Lumber, Sc Sc so per m.
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CARRIED

In Middleton, Hyde CO. on the 18th inst. by
Cason G. Spencer, Esq, DR.. James B. Laroque,
to Miss Alice Gibbs.
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Ou.catIs' Snuh

OutcatIs' SBuff.
40 HALF bbs. Scotch Snuff, in Bjadders,
U do. and kegs in bulk. For sale by
BARRY 81 BRYANT.
Feb'y %, la45. GAIT
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MOlasses.
0nA HHDs. new crop, just received and
wv for sale by
BARRY s. BRYANT.
Feb'y %. ls45. a4-a
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co L

Daily Expected.
|0EAA sacks liverpool salt in bleaehed
|%SOO sacks per BIZ. barque Slnon. frou
livefpool direct; for sale by 9. W:DAVlS
Feb'y alps
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AR. OIOCr', a. I5tAtOUS pILES
~ As 4 IA nily n iitinc, i N III AMI gentle
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strln reGD nan lttous they have acquired from
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of ar lent spirits from viate1 state ofthc bile.
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tied THE UNITED STATES JOURNAL, by
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DR.. G. BENZ. SMITHS
SUGAR COATEDl
IMPROVED IND VEG PIIIS.,

Arc the result Of his labor. Their effects md the
general favor with Itch they have nccm received
in all parts of the Uritcd States, warrant tho pro.
prlctorS in the declaration that ''tcv are the great
est imorOrement in medicine eUer kn0Un Unlik" all
other pills, these neither gripe produce nausea nor
any other unpleasant sensation. while they are as
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he HARMLESS. For sale hv
G.. II. HEINITSH Accent
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A Borrowed pATENT MEDICINES.

A PPROVED PATENT MEDICINES
N have on hand large stock Of the most pop
ular and ap ,rovcI PATENT MEDICINES which
| will warrant fresh AMI genuine The following
list contains norton of INV stock.
For Coughs, Colds SC.
,ch,n's Hungarian R,ls,m, Brinckcrhof'-
Health Restorative Dr. Wisiar's Ba'sam of Wild
CHERRY, Dr.. Jtvnr'S Expcctorant, Pcas-'s Horc-
noun Ctuiv, DR.. SVaync's Syrup of Wild Cher
ry, Housam,ns German cougi Drops, sc.
For Impurities Of Ike Blood.
Bul's E<trrot Of SorspprrIla, Richardson's Ancri-
can paulccl, Dsnd lion and Tomato Panacca, sc.
For Bilious Diseases.
D.. Dy it's Anti Bill ,u5 Pills, Prtcc's do..'I ce'f
do. VrirNrs I,iim Vnr stable do, Sugar Goa ted
do, Npftt5 do. rnd BranirctI's 10.
For FsUer nPd fgue.
R'cln''s In ,rrvcd rnnic Mixture, Ma slI's Ton.
ic, Hali'' ~ Pills, NoTt's Phpnix Pitcrs, Sap.
pington's pills, SC
Fshrcs'o'k's Vcrlnifuge, Hubs and sherman
worn Lrz'nrc7. jayne Tonic Vermifurc
Syvailn's Vcrnifugc. Worm Tca &c
For DitrrIeq md Summer ComDlqinf
B>rnlrPs ID 'rrhRa Remedy, Jdyne's Carmino-
tive Balsa,n, Sc.
For Dyspepsia S.t
Hprak'z PpHacca, Bcckwith's Anti Dvspcptic
Pills, Stn'os'a lucrative and Anti DyspcPGc Pills
&c.
For Pains N HE Back, Side, &c
Shc"nlp's Poor Mans Plastic, Whiting's &
Wolps strengthening Pl,stcr, NcAllistcr's ONT
rneut &c.
All, S,aro1's AGO lstic oil for Deafness, Thomn
sons . 20 Vltrr for Spr- and InfI,ucd Eyes Hpr.
rson Specific Oinr ncnt, Genuine Harlem oil
Bate nuns Oops, British oil, Dihv's Carnina
tive. Jni<in'- Ointment, TorIington'5 BaIsam
GoifrcY'7 Cordial, &C.
For sale wholesale and retail by
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