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Marine Intelligence.

ARRIVED.

ARRIVED
Feb 5-schr Adele Applcgit, from New York. to j. H.
Feb 6.-Steamer Maj. VIM Barnett, Barber, from Fay
cttexle, to L. J. Lutteroh.
Br schr. Vine, Kelly from Barbados, in ballast to NJ.
Costin
Steamer Spray, sterett Ezabethtown, to A. II. Van
Feb; 7,steamer Zephyr, McRae, from Fayetteville, to
J. D: McRae & Co:
s--schr. Lamartinc, Tyler from New York, to Miles
Costin
Feb g. Steamer Douglass, Banks, from Fayetteville to
John Banks
g. Schr. Wake Riggs, from New York to Geo IIarrss;
with mdze On the 7th inst at P M. while jibng main
BOOM Jacob Besto of Bremen knocked and
schr. VIM. H. Smith, Wyatt New York, to ReRos-
set & Brown with indie.
schr. ashton, Loring, from New York in ballast, to De-
BIZ Brig Griffin, Webb, from Bermuda, in ballast, to De-
schr. Iowa, Davis from Hyde county, to DeRosset s.
gu s. Mail steamer C. Vanderbilt, Zimmerman, from
Charleston, with 4o passengers
CLEARED
Feb 5Schr. Leader, Richardson, for Norfolk, by VIM.
7.-schr Susan NJ, Young Matthews, for saco, Me, by
J. H: Chadbourn & Co., with s, $50 # lumber
Brig Whitaker, Handy for Trinidad de Cuba, by kdder
& Martin; with l2s,oO0 # lumber
s-Brig Commerce, Sprou for Boston, by A. H. Van
Steamer Chatham, Evans, for Fayetteville, by T. c.
BRIG Annandale Sherman for Cardenas by Nelson s.
Keith with 900 feet lumber:
s-U. s Mail Steamer C1ov. Dudley, Bates, for Charles
ton with 40 passengers
Schr S. r.. Potter Sooy, for Barbados by Rankin &
Martin; with lumber, SC.
Schr J. Fl. Johnson, Abury, for Harbor Island, by NJ
Costin with lumber SC.
9-Brg Nancy Pratt Bates, for South America, by Ad
ANS Bro & Co with lumber.
Steamer Zephyr, McRae, for Fayetteville by J. D
Mct2ae s. Co.
Feb. Brig Ellen Hayden. Smith, for Havana by J
Hathaway & Son with 10000 feet lumber
1O-Steamer Spray Sterett for Elizabethtown, by II
Van Bokkolen. go
Douglass, Banks for Fayetteville by J. Banks
gu. s. Mail Steamer Gladiator Price, for Charleston
SDroCS
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i sED,

In thistown the 9Th inst, Mrs Rebecca Stokey wife
of Buckner Stokley, aged G5 years.
In Washington Beaufort County. on Sunday February
9th 1888 after lingering Illness which he bore with manly
torude and Christian resignation, Capt BESJANtN BoND
eldest Son of Mr. VIM Bond, aged p years: months and
10 days.
The deceased young of the rures character and
exemplary department. In life he enjoyed he respect
and esteem of all who shared his acquaintance and his death
leaves blank in the circle of his friends which will not
soon filed Honest kind hearted and to fault,
he was by ALL and is not believed that he left
enemy upon earth His aged father and sorrowing friends
have the consolation know that in the last bitter srug
gle his faith in the merits Of his Redeemcr and that he
died in the full confidence of a blessed Immortality
In New Hanover county the 2}d January Mrs PHEBE
HIGHsMITH wife of L. Ighsmth. Esq in the i2l year of
her age. In the death of Sister Ighsnth. Brother High
smith has been bere of most loving and afeconate wife
her children, (hree in number of fond and tender moth
the community, of one of its brightest ornaments and
the Baptist Church of Wells Chapel ofone Gifts most pious
an exemplary members An amabe and benevolent dispo
ston agreeable manners and Christianike department
for her the of all her acquainaRces but she is
gone-depared without struggle or groan-fe asleep,
it confidently believed in the the dear Saviour Her
friends of course do those who have hope
For if believe that Jesus died and again. even so
them also which sleep in Jesus will God bring with him.
E1- Biblical Recorder will please CODY. Com.
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our last: o ~" N'''' 90 'Ano0
:, BY NASH, C. jim Williams v. Chalmers, in
Equity from Moore remanding the cause with costs,
as II the bill had been dismissed with costs Also
III hiltle " Allen, from Anson affirming the iudg-
menu below Also in Tindall v Wall, from Arson,
amrmlng the judgment below Also, in Winstead
w. Nelo, from Caswell, affirming the judgment be-
low Also, IN SattGrwhite " Hicks from Granville.
aamrmng the Judgment. Also, in Smith v Sharp,
1l no. Herttord' affirming the judgment Also. in
Ellzaoeth City Kennedy, from Pasquotank affirm
ing the Judgment. Also in State v. Christanburv
q Herman, from Alexander directing a Ucnire de
noUO.
BY BATTLE, jim State er rel Morgan Y. Horne.
rom rom Anson, awarding centre de noro. Also, in
zoe eT dem Hargrove V. Miller, from Randolph. af:
Inrmng the judgment. Also, in Winslow v. Cope
land' from Northampton, affirming the Judgment
Also, in State rel Lawrence v Ravner, from Ber-
tIe' directing the report to be reformed. Also in
Doe &c dem. johnson V. Madeira, from Martini re-
verslng the order appealed from. Also, in Ward &
Co. " Jones from Martini directing centre d.
moca' Also, IN Lawrence v. Moore, from Hertford
overrulng the exceptions and confirming the report
Also, In Garner " Garner. in Equity, from North
ampton the defendant declared trustee for plain
tiff &c.
By PEARSON, J.--Ih Williams v. Lanier. from Mar
tn directing ren're de MORO Also, in Doe er dem
braz'er, from Chatham, directing renfre de noro
Also IN Den er dem. Moore Ghirkin, from Martin
Affirming the Judgment. Also. in Johnson v. Lee &
Crawley, in Equity, from Halifax disrnissng the bill
with costs Also, in Hooks v. Perkins, from Wayne
afhrmlng the Judgment. Also. in Lloyd " Price, il
Equity, from Martin, reversing the order of tn,
Court OF Equity Also in Davenport v. Hassell, II
IN Equity, from Berthe affirming the interlocutor,
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EURTuEie NOTICE.

TTAVING obtained an Order of Court to- that effect,
II sho the 18th day of February inst az tAe late
lie Sale Personal Property belonging to sad Estate
consisting of Stock Farming Utensils Pork Corn Fodder;
Kitchen Furniture, Blacksmith Tools and thirteen Negroes
women and children; At his place near the Clarendon
Bridge in Cumberland, the let of March next, orn
Fodder Pork Farming Utensils ara all the perishahe
property there. of said Estate At the Daily place rear
Fayeteve the End March next the perishahe proper
tv of said Estate there At the old Barkdae place
Summerve on the 4th Of March next, the furniture and
perishable property said Estate there And at the place
near james Robinsons in Elaen, the 9TH March next.
the corn hogs and pershab property said Ese Mt that
place and other articles too tedious to mention Al
So at the Court House i'll Fayetteville. the Sth March
next. a valuable workman. named Miles
The property sold the highest bidder credit
of six monhs-the purchaser giving bond and approved Sc
Gu ity before the property is removed
The sales will II o'clock Negroes hired odt
also PATRICK MURPHY. Administrator.
Feb'y the 7th day. A. d. 1853. 233t
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MARRIEC.

In Philadelpha. the End inst by the Rev Mr.. Fran
kel, Mr.. DAVID TELLER, of Wilmington, \. c.. to Miss
REBEccA, daughter 0fJ f. IlackenbHrs, Esq of Phade
phia.
At noon the Sd inst in Wayne county, by James F.
Korasay Esq and at the residence of the same DANIEL
BowDEN. Esq of Dupln to Mrs T.. ANN SM1TH of Wayne.
On the 9th of January last by George c. Morisey, Esq
Mr.. JOHN GRADY, Jr Of Duplin ec4ny to Miss ScEIIA,
daughter of Mr.. Joseph Uzzell, of Wayne county.
In Columbu. county the 10Th ut by e. Pierce, Eq,
Mr.. GEO w. MEMoRy, of Cuberand to Miss Mary 4 L.
SMITH daughter of d. J. Smith, Esq
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REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET.
FOR WEEK FEBRUARY 10TH. 1855.

BAcoNThe receipts Of n c. Bacon during the past week
have been better than for slime past and there is
fair stock market, with goo1 demand. Sales have
been made from and wagons S So $l2 and Sl2 so
per 100 lbs for hog round and $l3 for hams IN lots to suit
stock of Western good and have change to note
in prices. Sec table for store rates.
BEEF CATTLE Only small drove received to order
since last review and the stock butchers hands has been
mostly worked up and the market is bare with the
cepton of above Drove (about q head) The demand is
good. and the article would read ~ bring quotations.
CoTToNSales during the week tf some 100 bales Cotton
at 9 IL 81 cents per ID.
CoRN.-The stock market is heavy and the demand
moderate cargo of 900 bushels just received from yde
county, remains OF market unSold.
HAY-NO receipts the past week The stock on market
is good, and demand moderate.
Ash HEADING.-Sales of $4,000 pieces at SO per NJ.
IRON, &c.-lrces have advanced. See table for store
rates
LARD.-The stock of n c. make in market is pretty
good demand moderate We note sales from wagons at IL
l2 cents per b. Stock of Western good and sells from
store at quotations.
MorAssEs.-Another cargo of $50 hhds received from
Cuba last Thursday, which has been nearly all closed off
10 20 cents gallon in lots to suit Former arrivals all
sold at above quotations.
NAVAL SToREs.-The transactions in Turpcntnc, since
our last weekly report have reached about 4l2 bbls
follows:
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NOTICE.

THE Subscriber having, February Term, A. D. 1888
cf the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions OF Diade
Cnntv taken letters of Administration the estate of
GEORGE T. BARksDAL deceased hereby gives notice to all
having sain the estate of the deceased to
pasent the same duly adtbentcaed within the time pre-
serhed by law this notice will be pleaded in br
Debtors to the SAID estate viii please make immediate
payment. - ..,
Fe0'u''S 'As . PATRIcK MURPHY; Administrator.
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Ls;LT RECEIyED AID EoR SALE.

a l.. II. 0ON7h
VIIIE North Carolina form Book. by c. H. Wiley. The
i Pictorial Brother iona than; The n: C: Reader, by C.
II. Wiley. ALSO The following new Novels.-Ihe Mob
Cap Mrs Caroline Lee Hentz Thc Coqnete one Of the
charming Novels have pesed for long time by
the author Of Miserrmus The Pictorial Life and Adven
lures of Davy Crockett written by himself embehed with
spirited and beautiful illustrations; Captain Kyd, the
Wizard of the sea, by II. 1ngraham. Feb. 9th
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Mustang Lini,nent and the Ladies.

In opinion nothing above the comprehension Of
men and with less prejudice, iberality and much
keener perception than men, when idea is presented
new doctrine taught fact asserted she grasps it
at once and with the rapidy and clearness almost of in
stnct decides merits truthfuness and if her de-
csion be favorable she enthusiastically advocates and
ports it, Thus the saying has obtaincd- Once
get the women side and you safe " and
Mustang Imminent. They have tried it for Caked Breasts
Sore Nipples Sores Chafes and Burns Children. well
for Group and Mumps Also for Corns, Tooth ache,
Pains in ae limbs Joints. Eyes Eruptons,
and Bruises and they have always found it ectualand
hey 20 ABOUT IKE Gnges as 1T 70 ner
We have daily calls for who such and such
ladies recommended them try it. Go ladies. in your
good Samaritan work. and thousands will bless you for
your Timely advice
See advertisement in another column
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yAtEvr!NEs.v ALzvTsHEs:.

VALENFINEis! VALEVTENEs!!
FOR SALE AT l. II. PIERCE'S BOOKSTORE
A LARGE and beautiful assortment of Valentines. NaCn-
Writers and Envelopes of every variety: and if
anv rich poor cannot find among rich clusters of
Knots tie suit his infmity. he she must be
some morose, crusty, peevish old maid or bachelor.
Domestic bliss my soul adores,
When Uvmens bands two hearts entwine,
MAY love and peace their blessings pour
On you, and on your Valentine.
Sweet It's to know we have a steady friend,
True to our cause, on whom can depend
Aud learn that you should ne'er repine,
But call on PIERCE and buy Valentine
WE HAVEJUsT RECEIVED
MOTHER lot of those superior Yellow Planting Pota-
fore INCREASING on WILKINSON & ESLFR.
mo ARRIVE per schrs. Wake, Marine, w. IL. Smith
l. and A. J DeRosset
$50 bbls. best Planting Potatoes;
40 " extra Apples;
Is bags Rio Coffee
10 bbls. A br. Sugar:
2 g best Sperm Oil
half bbs. John Dill's Snuff
10 bbls Pilot Bread;
5 g Sugar Crackers;
10 Hiram Smiths best Extra Flour;
John Riees do. do;
5 Firkins Extra Butter;
5 boxes Collins Georgia Longbitt Axes
Low for cash at GEO. II. AEbhE1 D.
ON HAND-Large assortment of common and fine Can
" dy. For sale in any quantity. by - ,-
Feb. IL, 1853, WILKINSON 9 EoLEh.
GPICED OYSTERS Preserved Pickles. Guaya Jelly
| = SC sc. For sale by WILLIAMSON & ESLER.
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PLANO FoHrEs AND r1Er.oDEoNs.

AT MIR. ]. D. LOVES FURNITURE WAREROON.
Pianos Tuned and Re paired.
D ECElVED this day from New York. choice So
n sortment of ROSEWOOD PIANO FORTES, TT III
for sale at the lowest manufacturers prices
They all first class instruments, made in the most sub
santia and certainly not inferior any bo
this place No risk will be incurred by the purchaser
they all fully warranted for two years Those desiring
good instrument will find this opportunity much their
advantage. Also some excellent MELODEONS for salo
Tery low. Old Pianos taken in exchange.
Mr.. BALL will tune and repair Pianos in a satisfactory
Orders left as above.
Wilmington Feb 3 1853 I23-22-tf
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One of our exchanges says that haf-mourning is a
positive luxury to the ladies, and that many OF
them would like 10 keep flock of cousins shut up
like chickens in coop to wiring the neck of one
whenever they tired of gay coors and wanted a
change 10 haIf-mourning
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MAIL RoBBERY-A large robbery OF the mail. be-
tween GAINESVILLE and Paris Tennessee look place
few days ago. The mail carrier who is suspected
has disappeared Twelve letters containing amounts
varying from $3.50 down 10 81, are known to be miss
ing
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NorE.-River Lumber, Tar, and Turpcntne sold in the
water are subject to The expense Of landing Inspection,
cooperase, Sc; say umber 50 cents to per NJ Tar
and Turpentne about 10 Is cents per barrcand for
val when brought per railroad about the e&pen
incurred *For dry Virgin or mixed Turpcntine a
deductien i. made according to quality.
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See advertisement in another column

Among other articles OF beauty at the Exhibition we
noticed a of SrABLER'S ANODYE CHERRY EN-
PECTORANT, which for beauty of appearance surpases
thing of the kind and have the
from of first Physicians that it ual
uo5fe Ndtcne To those suffering with Colds, lloarse
ness Asthma. &C.. would recommend a trial.
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q5 1nL 3E;EcHERs-Mrs Harriet Beecher Stowe, the
P a'5u o. Uncle Toms Cabin, is the daughter of
s [@O! iefnn Minister She has five brothers who
Inc auaPed the profession. Her sister Catha
Ne was supposed 20 possess far greater talent than
rs ,'''o n who has made so sudden a reputation
ano lhe two sisters taught school in Cincinnati
ar !, ears IT'S ago The family is very malignant one
S o ,fs GncInnat Times, and devoted to the expan-
sr,, oil 0Soed issues of the day, but endowed with
6,n rough talent witha, which has made them dis
"'"Shed celebrities.
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FAST CRADLING.-It is said that new reaping
machine has just been invented by citizen of Brook
Ign, New York which can be worked by one horse
and which will cut IS acres OF grain in day.
Exchange.
That is pretty fair of its kind it must be confess
ed, but we knew lady once, who presented her
husband with twins at three consecutive births hap.
penlng within fourteen months of each other. which
we consider much faster grading than the above
aud not requiring great amount of power either
Warrenton Neus
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0y-We had related 10 US the other day an anecdote
of old lady who formerly entertained travellers IN
neighboring county. Before her guests commenced a
meal it was her custom 10 ask blessing. She al
ways delivered herself in this wise oh Lord, make
US truly thankful for the food before us. Nancy hand
round the corn bread first and the biscuits afterwards
Amen
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SATAN Has CoME-A mechanic in Russia is SAID 10
have succeeded in making steam man. 1t is proba-
bly, one of the most interesting inventions ever offer
ed to the public. 1t is large colossal statue, the feet
of which are placed upon wheels on railroad and he
goes Numbering over the course. the smoke pulling
out of his nostrs in to give the appearance
of Satan as pictured ont in Revelations.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-02-11

Coal FOR AUsTRAL1A.-A vessel is now loading al
Richmond, Pa, with coal for Australia This is the
first shipment of the black diamonds of Pennsy vanIa
TO that far off land of golden promise.
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1t is we'll enough, perhaps, know the latest Pa
rsian fashions, especially very radical in
novatons on the present style have recently been
announced. The principal change in gentlemens
apparel is return to the short breeches long stock
ngs buckles, and other forgery of the seventeenth
century. Gentemens full dress coats are now made
with large sleeves at the wrist like the sleeves of
ladies dresses, and with undersleeves puff
ed at the wrist, like those by the ladies. The
ladies of the Partisan court are powdering their
wigs
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Na anna, it is said, has been solicited to return
hn,, HIco 10 take supreme command; but Judging
Arb character OF the individual there will not / Q
Gp,,53 >lS0asIon needed On leaving the Republic he
am5o.n us enemies of wishing 10 - dismember the
9,sr ~ ana place California ana Northern Mexico
Il "Oher rule" 1t was thought at the time that
arr TO The sac of the northern provinces as ne
" Inc life of Mexico and as a mine OF resour-
Ian n,.I government. Chihuahua and Sonora are
&,"Ae'@oie, while the Tehuantepec question and
BIZ sy ,1, under the treaty of Gaudaloupe HldaIgo
anr,s 10 strong man in Mexico abundant resour-
linn c'GnS'rn3t the Republic within the Sierra Ma
&bs" IFS now centrifugal elements. Mexico looks
coming man."
apsbt, w. ~ UNE.-A little girl of this city had been
ole may her Sabbath School teacher that God
sD af ont OF the dust of the earth. The incul-
&dr 'nH Bible doctrine seems to have giVen her
@aHer practical turn, and, big with the idea,
Sbat6 V Ss91 her mother on her return from the
'Wh," IL" God any more dust left o.
@esto6I 4, my d'ughter-why do you ask such
tJrI. .o if he has, want him to make me IT.
@y with i5nns Other little girls had brothers tc
@6appv out she had none-and she was therefore
@c city no 70 hction-having actually occurred ir
A'" days since.-Nety Albany Tribune.
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Market closing yesterday evening 81 05 for soft and 81 30
for hrd with fair demand and this morning at 81 80 for
hard In Spirits Turpentne the only sales that have been
made public Thursday last abont 100 bs at Is
gallon. The stock is very light and but little arriving
for sale Market quiet and holders firm at 65 per gall
lon Nothing been doing in Rosn Sales of 957 barrels
Tar at 81 20 per barrel.
PEAsCfronnd continue to come in slowly and are dull
Sales at So to 50 cents per bushel according quality The
stock of Cow Peas is light, and small receipts.
PoRK-The stock of Northern Mess in store is sufficient
for demand and small sales quotations. See table Fresh
arrives gradually, and sells at cents per h., from
and wagons.
PoTAfoEs-The stock of Irish Potatoes is good
note sales of 100 bb at 81 23 per Dbl for planting from
vessel Sec table for store rates according to quantity and
quality Sales of POI bbls damag per Brig Dgo sold
at Auction yesterday at ST. to 81 per BARREL averaging
about 81 80 per Dbl
RIcE-Saes of clean from only in the small way to
grocers at quotations Rough firm at ST per bushel.
SHINGLES Are in little better demand, but note
change in prices Sales of Common at 50 50 per NJ.
TMBER-Saes during the week of 20 % RATS at prices
anging within classified figures See table. In rather
better demand.
FREGHTs TO New York have advanced shade on ma
val store and cotton. The amount of produce Offering
light, but sufficient for the vessels in port.
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GooD ADyIcE--Be content as long as your mouth
is full and body covered-remember the poor-kiss
the pretty girls-Ion't rob your neighbours hen roos
-nevr pick an editors pocket, nor entertain the idea
that he is going to trea-kick dull tothe deuce
black YOUR own boos-sew on your own buttons,
and be sure 10 take paper and pay for it.
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WHAT IS MAN -! he Quarterly ReUiew. in an,
swer to the interrogative, what is man p says
Chemically speaking man is forty nve poInaIh a u
| naisfull of wafer.
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Wholesale Prices Current.
NIJI.I,ETS.

NJ u Liz 4 ., oao
Per barref;. IS 80 q o 0o
N AILS, per lib.
Cut. !:::0 a z
Wrought; 10 d Iza
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FAYETTEVILLE, Feb. 7--Bacon-New bacon coming
in sell at ii l2b cents Lard sells at ii I5c. per lb-
Cotton-We reduce on all grades which viii correspond
with sales to Saturday. Flour rather heavy 81 81
Nails 81 quantity coming in hard
sustained 80 50 Trade the week has bocn very
good larger perhaps than any week in twenty odd years
Fayetteville Observer.
BALTIMORE, Feb S.-Flour and Meal.-Sales of 900
hhs Howard st. brands at s. 2a-a decline of l2t
per Dbl on previous sales. Rye flour 81 a. Corn
50 Al 80 per Dbl Good to prime red wheat 81 Is 81
II white do 81 Is 81 25 per bushc Rye 50 s. per
bushel White Corn IS s. cents. and yellow 81 63
per bushel Oats 50 II cents per buhe Rio Coffee
81 10 per b. Rice 81 d cents per lib. Mess Pork
II 90 Il SIS per Dbl Mess Beef IA $l5 80. Bacon shout
ders ssc sides 81 93c and hams ii l2tc. per ID
Lard in bbs 10c kegs lie per H. Butter Is 20 cents per
in bbls. "a 24a cents per gallon.
NEW YORK. Feb 8-Cotton-sales to-day of $500
bales and during the last three days $50 bales at tc ad
vance. Sugar-Orleans SIC. Moasses-Orleans BIC Cot
ee-io 81 10c Flour-State S5 %, Genessee 81 n
s. 60. and Southern Is s. 81 Whcat-Souhern mite
q 81 % Corn-white 67c yellow 98c. Whsle 25e
in bbls Pork-mess Is 81 $l7. Beef-Ohio mess 500 -
Chicago hams Sl6. Lard. 10 a lO4c.
CHARLESTON, Feb S.-Cotton-The transactions to-
ding with those paid the preceding day Prices continue
unsettled The transactions were at extremes ranriro
II to 10 5-l6th cents per ID.
WASHING TON, Feb 4th.-NAvaI. SroREs-Tbe re-
ceips have been rather light during the last week ar
prices range from 81 to % for old dip, and 81 so 60
for scrape per bbl of 280 lbs Tar 81 60 10 fo $50 lbs
GRAIN-Wheat in quite slow and meets with
mand, and comes in bfiskly part of which is to fill mast
contracts and sell at 81 53c busheI Cotton sells nj
81 SIC, per lb. STAvEs.-tt o. hid Ii AIS per NJ w
J o. bill. II SLIPPER NJ:
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ABOLITION PLATFORM Sc Hostility 10 Christianity
and The Bible and all possible assistance IN Vloialloh
of the laws, TO escape of fugitive slaves"
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Several large portions of the famous Dover CiIhS
bpve lately fallen, without warning One porloh'
weighing upwards OF two hundred TONS 1eli upon a
large brick building crushing entirely. 1t was for
,uno,eIv unorcuDed