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NEW FURNITURE.

A Ii persons about to furnish anew or 10 make
IA additions to their Furni- sss-Sfz=ssssS,SsS
ture are invited to examine the EisrylsIs;s.-s-{T
stock in the store next TO Odd Gxf-I-.--.sSsf5
Fellows Hall, Seventh street,
which contains a large assortment Of House Fur.
nishing Goods, consisting Of
Cabinet and Cottage Furniture
Office Desks, Tables and Chairs
Mattresses, of hair, husk and cotton
Oilcloth, Carpeting and Mating
Glass, China and painted Tin Ware
Children's Carriages, Basket and WOODWARD
Clocks, Mirrors, Toilet Sets, &c
The stock comprises large amount Of Furni-
ture, much CT il costly and elegant; and large ad
ditional Supplies will be receive during the pres.
ent month, so that almost every taste can be suit
ed. A. ROCKWELL.
sep lO-2aw3H
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IOIN I'll. SI0nT

No. 1l9 s. side Bridge, near His St,
GEoRGETOwN, d. c.,
Has received, and offers cheap for cash, or to
prompt paying customers, an assortment Of sea
sonable Stable Goods, viz
100 pieces new style English Prints
50 do MerTimack %
80 do Manchester and Lancashire Ginghams
10 do plain color Nous de LANES
do best make black silk
30 do CHECKED Muslins, cheap
20 do white Cambrics do
IS do Swiss and Null Muslin
10 do Richa I'd SOM and Barklies Irish Linens
50 do extra heavy bleached Cottons, l2xc.
50 do medium do, soft finish
The above Shirtings are manu- .ctaTed ID order,
and can be highly recommended.
New York Mills and other good brands.
50 pieces heavy "A and 5-i brown Cottons
Is do heavy blue Osnaburg Prints
The very best goods made for servant women
% pieces white, red and yellow Flannels
- do bid and bro. Canton do
so dozen Linen Cambria Handk'fs SC to 81
SO do ladies', misses and mems Hosiery
With an assortment of Table Damask.. Crash.
Huckaback, Bird Eye Diapers. Warseiiles
Spreads, sheetings, Jeans, cas,imeres' Sat
tinetts, &c.
Purchasers viii find 1t decidedly to their ad -
vantage to call before making their purchases.
Large additions made during the month
sep !" j. II. 3.
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FIRST GRAND PIC MIC
or The
! a OK SON Gu q.

VAL BE- gireR AZ Spring GaTdsHS, (IoTmsriy o.
cEPied by A. FaUier,) on " street, bstceen Ira
AMI lsth, ca MONDAY, September l0fk, com
n5sHcirg az O'Clock y. "a.
'INHE JACKSON CLUB take great pleasure in
4 announcing to the Clubs. their friends and
the public generally that they will give their grand
Pic Nc at the above named place. They will use
every effort 20 make this one Of the most pleasant
CAV and recherche pic mics Of the season.
No improper persons admitted on the grornd.
SCOTS celebrated Brass and String Band has
been engaged for the occasion.
Refreshments will be furnished by an eXpsri-
enced caterer.
Tickets 50 cen;s-admitting a gentleman ana
ladies.
Commiftse Of ATTnHg mcHfs
w Delaway. Moran, JR Brown
au 3l-eotd
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MR. W. HENRY PALME2's
p 4 q Cd Il Cd II Il 4 a. 4. = Z Is -

Ia GsOrgetOtcn and Alexandria.
y obedience TO the numerous requests for the in
l. PRODUCTION OF the Piano forte Glasses into the
above cities, Mr.. w. II. Palmer is willing TO I'M
dertake one Class in each city, 10 be conducted
on the came principles as those already formed in
Washington.
Applications to be made by letter or in person to
Mr.. Palmer, at his residence, No. 223 street,
Washington. Terms IS per quarter.
sep 10
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MADAME RS REMOVAL.

MADAME *. respectfully informs the public
w in general, Ihst she will eive Information in
all the Affairs relating to Life, Health, Wealth,
Marriages, Love, Journeys, Law suits, Difficult
Ties In business, Absent Friends Sickness and
Deaih ana In respect TO all other subjects She Is
also able to tell the Ages of persons by reading
numbers. All those who wish 70 consult Madame
X VIII please call soon, as she will remain in the
city Out short time. She can be consulted al all
hours or the day and evening. Her name is on
the door-at the southeast corner of I:th and d
streets. Gentlemen 30 csntsand Ladies IS.
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81 James (. Simpson, arrested on the
charge of fitting cut the schooner Mary Il.
Smith as SLAYER, has been discharged By the
United States Commissioner.
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I osT, on THE 5th instant. IN tbis CITY
- note CT SO, drawn by John Beacham, in Ia
vor OF Mr. Saers, Of WeStmoreland county, Va,
(the frs name Of Saers forgotten and left in nv
hands ior couection. IL left at this ofhce suita-
bic reward viii he given
WILLIAM THOR.
seventh Ward, near Steamboat Wharf,
sep . a&
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IauPoRTANT TO GENrLEMEs.

GREAT INDUCEMENTS FOR YOU To
VI CALL AND SEE.-The undersigned give,
notice - his friends and the public that he has
Just received his stock Of all and Winter Goods,
comprising all the latest styles and cclors OF Cloth,
CasSlmeTes, and NeStings; which goods will DE
made up TO order in the most elegant mlnner. a.
ne has some of the best workmen in the United
States z, work for him. Being agent for SCoTT.
the Reporter of Fashions, yOu may rely upon get
ting the most fashionable Clothing.
READY-MADE CLOTHING
Of his own make such as OveT-gaments. Frock.
Dress and Business Goats, Pants, and Vests, from
medium to VERY superior quality.
All the above goods will he sold AT very low
prices-for instance, 4 whole suit, Coat. Pants
and Vest. for the small sum of SIS.
Overcoats, beautiful style, from SO to 500
Pants, do do to 10
Vests, do do > 50 20 10
lie respectfully solicits call from al in want Of
clothing.
FURNISHING GOODS,
such as Shirts, Drawers, Collars Stocks, Hand
kercRefs, ScaTfs, Umbrellas, &c.
z. w. BROWNING,
Under United States Hotel
between ID and AZ streets, Pa. avenue.
sepe-3t
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SS REWARD.-Strayedf from near Bridge ST.
Po Navy Yard, on Thursday morning bright
red and white Cow, with a white spot on her
forehead. She is about three years old, and has
very short teats. Any one finding such Cow and
sending word to me will receive the above re-
ward. MARTHA ANN FEDRAY.
sep let's near the NAVY Yard
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~UNION ASSOCIATION regular
- meeting Of the Unicn Association viii
De held al Harmony Hall on TUESDAY EVEN
INC, September 18th, 1885, at * o'clock
PunctIal attendance is particularly rcJue. t,d .
as an election OF officers for the ensuing year will
he held. CP wANNALf Pres
OEG. r.. KIRK, Sec. sep l0-2t
~FIFTH WARD DEMOCRATIC AS
49, sociatiOn.-A meeting of this Associs-
ton will be held at Casparis's Hotel on TUES
DAY, the 18th instant, at p. n
Punctual attendance is particularly requested.
as an election OF officers will then take place, and
other business OF importance NAV be submitted 10
the meeting. JOHN :. DEVLIN,
sep lO-2ts Sec. and Act. Treas
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PLEASANT RESORT.
SPRING ARnEN

FORMERLY FAVIER'S GARDEND
On ~ Street, befJceeH Sersateeafh 4 Etgktesnfh,
OPENED every day in the week. and on sun
W day. No spurious liquors allowed. but Cof-
fee, Chocolate, Ice Cream, &c. viii be for sale
NebsI,s Brass Band will perform every Mon
day and Thursday evening. beginning al about 2
O'Clock. Admittance free. an I6-3m
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COAL.-COAL

TENHE consumers Of Coal are respectfully In
Il formed that the undersigned can furnish them
with superior article, and at the very lowest
price. Punctuality and just weight is his motto,
and he assures all that may favor him with their
orders that they will have no cause TO complain
Call at the Yard on Sd street few steps south OF
Pa. avenue. II. c. NARROWER.
sep Il-Im (SentinelS Orcanl
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LIME, WOOD AND COAL

> 000 BUSHELS wood burnt Lime fresh
@sOOO from the kilns, landing his Gay in
good order and OF superior uality.
Also, hickory, oak and pine Wood. White ard
Red Ash Coal, suitable FOR crates, ranges, stoves
&c, ali Of which will be sold low foT ca n or 20
punctual customers WIN. Warbler.
$40 corner Eth and SITS near Canal.
sep lO-e03t (Organ)
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A CARD.-The attention Of the public IS re-
n spsctfully called to the sale Of ane Country
Seat, hands Furniture, Carriage Horses, and
Farming Implements, &C, TO take place on Tues
day, September 18th, at 10 o'clock. al the resi-
dence q Thomas Marshall, Esq -, near the VILLAGE
OF Tennsllytowl, on TIE turnpike 10 Rockville,
abOU, two miles from Georgetown For particu-
lars reference IS made to the advertisement in
another column.
=. San omnibus will Leave the Auction room
for the sale at O'Clock In the morning and return
after the sale, J. G. MCGUIRE, Aucs
SepS-ot
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CHICKERING 4 SONS SUPERIOR PA.
AMOS.


OUNCE his recent advertisement. the subscribe
~ has received from Boston three noree-s.--s.=z2
Pianos. This stock comprises an as-fTgp'1E
sortment, In extent and quality. superior 10 any ia
this CITY, ard equal 10 any in the North. viz Su-
peru PaTiOT Grand, an instrument Of new coa-
stractiOn, acknowledged by the 3rs; Pianists %
be the chef a q ErTe Of Chickerng: Magnificent
Louis NV. and Central Planes Of exquisite bean.
" % fnish and unsurpassed sweetness ard power
OF Zone, from the old aud famed factory Of Chick-
ering 4 Sons.
Also, q. Oh end octave Pianos. Of beautifo.I
STYLES and workmanship, and excellent tone, by
Brown Il Allen, Boston, experienced and approved
manufacturers. The subscriber always keeps TIE
first Pianos i'm the United States his stock is cor.
Stanty reqlenished; and he viii sell them lower
thaa they can be purchased In the Factories ana
brough here
Second hand Pianos taken In part PAYMENT
Just received full assortment OF superior Gut
tars, Violins. Flutes, &c.
New Music received weekly.
RICH'D DAVIS.
sep e-B Penn. avenue
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DRESERyING KETTLEs.-JuSt received.
Il fresh supply Of Clsrke's English Enameled
heuleS, all sizes. Persons wishing the very best
article manufactured, at very low price are in
vited to call al the Housel eenerS' Furnisbing
Store, 40 Seventh street
sepS g. FRANCIS
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Al HATTENTION, WASHINGTON HIGH
q "a landers.-You are hereby notified to appear
M M at your armory on WEDNESDAY, the 18th
w " instant, at u O'Clock, in fun uniform, for
the purpose Of Joining the escort to The 53d Regi
ment, Of Baltimore. Every man is requested to
be prompt in his attendance
BY order of john BAN, Capt.
JOS. Il. X. PLANT. o. 5
The Company will hold meeting or Monday
night, to make proper arrangements.
SeDS-3t
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NOTICE

EOHN MILLER, COnffoiioner. Will close his
~ store on Monday. the Icsk instant, in order 20
repair ana renew the premises: where his store
VIII be Te-opened October LIST, with fresh pre-
seTved FRUIT and every variety of superior CON
FEC rIONERN-par;icularl the best Ice Cream
and Fruit Cake, &c. pS-N
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STARTLING ARRAY OF TALENT
COMBINATION OF ATTRACTION

IL offered
The following eminent talent has kindly volun.
teered their services:
THE LASSELL INSTRUMENTAL CON-
PANY,
Mr. d. c. GRENNUP.
THE WASHINGTON GLEE CLUB
among whom are
Mt : CROSS,
Mr.. c. GRIFFIN,
Mr.. CLARK,
Mr. SANDERSON.
Mr. MCFARLAND
Mr. J. Y. RECK. the master guitariSt, will per.
form splendid solo on his instrument.
The old favorites-THE HARMONIOUS
will appear in choice collection Of new and beau
tiful Choruses. QuaItets, Ballads, &C; anon.
which will be a Grand Firemen's Chorus, written
expressly for the occasion 10y Mr.. w Pumphy
Professor J A. Iardella viii preside at the plano
A MAGNIFICENT AMERICAN FLAG VIII
be presented 20 the Fire Company selling tie
largest number Of tickets-every Company Is e.
pected TO enter
Admission IS cents.
Doors open at performance commence at s.
Tickets TO be had at the principal hotels and
mnsic stores, and the members Of the different
Fire Companies. THOS. STONE.
epi-TuThSM&Tu Manager.
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Grand Firemens' Concert.

At ODD FELLOWS HALL.
fTNHE Grand Complimentary Benefit 60 the NJ
IL TROPOLITAN HOOK AND LADDER
COMPANY. rendered 20 them 10y their Fir-nsp
friends, will take place al tue above named Hal
on TUESDAY EVENING. sept nth.
Tue object Of the Entertainment Is TO assist N,
Company in the erection Of their Hook and Lad.
der House.
l.. Il.
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CANIE THE PREMISES cf de Snl,.crI.

" br. living AT the stone house near 10y
the Little L ais bridge, some time about n ~
the LIST OF June, large BUFFALOks.
COW, with red neck, head white from ewes
two pieces out CT the right ear. and her legs red
from the knees down. She gave little milk al
hetime; and was accompanied by two other COWS.
sepS-3t% JOHN FRISEIL.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT

AT ODD FELLOWS HALL, NAVY YARN
MONDAY, September Ieth.
FyyENDERED TO J. &. GRIFFIN M a..
A WASHINGTON GLEE CLUB, assisted \,
the ROLIANS. WASHINGTON HARMON
ONs and the following talented gentlemen.
MryULIUS KICK, the celebrated Guitars,
Mr. C GRENUP, the fsvcrite ballad sinu,,
And Mr. V CONNER, the unrivalled Ten,
singer:
Who have kindly volunteered their services 70,
the occasion. SepS-As
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Dead.-Our Alexandria readers will hear
cradle DR.. Carson, particulars of which are in
our obituary columns to-day. He was GEL
uine Irish gentleman-one of fine attainmeuts
chivalric ideas, genial disposition and benevo-
Ience Of heart that knew no limit but his
means. He lived life time in Alexandra,
where all knew him but to love and conide in
him.
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The Legislature of Missouri is composed of
lJl members; so much less than quorum
must have participated in this election, if it
came OF as is alleged. According to our un
derstanding, the Legislature of Missouri were
not to have assembled until December
1t can hardly fail to turn out, it strikes us,
that there is something Of hoax at the bot
tom Of this news.
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HOW TO GET AND GIVE RELIEF!

20 TO DR.. VAN PATTEN. have your good
VI for-nOthing, foul and offensive teeth takea
out, ana as he gives the money the relief of the
Norfolk sufferers you effect two good ends at one
cost sen 81
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-03-02
Mr.. friedrich Douglass delivered a lecture in

MIR. friedrich Douglass delivered lecture in Be-,
ton last week, and in the course of it alluded TO The
recent election of Seward Durkee and Wilson, as ev
dence that "thlngs is working" We think this oug
to be taken as little why the Know Nothing
movements at the North are 10 be looked upon with
somewhat suspicious eye Durkee, from Wisconsin
was the candidate of the sefstyIed American party
and tits well known that Wilson, from Massachuset
was elected directly lis issues. Even with regai
10 Seward, though he was generally opposed by this
party in New York, yet it is beyond question, that
out of it he received an essential portion of his sup
port. The New York Herald, the Know Nothing Or
gan at the North, says on this point:
Gin the Senate five Know Nothings voted for Se
ward, and his majority was fve-a clear Know
Nothing majority. In the Assembly his ma ority Wa
twelve; but had the seven Know Nothings voting i
him opposed him, there would have been a majority
against him of two. Thus the vote of each house and
the election of Seward were decided by Know Nohl!
votes"
The vote which elected the Hon. Lyman Trumbul
to succeed Gen. Shields as u S. Senator from lii
nois, was as follows Whole number of votes 90
necessary to choice so. Lyman TrumbulI had 81
Joel A. Matteson, At; A. Williams, l. Mr.. Tnm
bull is an anti. Nebraska Democrat He resides
Bellevle, and is the representative elect from th
Eighth Congressional District to the next House
Representatives. The Know Nothings claim tn
largest share of whatever merit is to be attached
this election
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-03-02

FAYETTEVILLE, Feb. 22.--Bacon 10000. BeesTaI
A925 Coffee Rio, la@l2a Laguira l3a; St. Domingo .
goo Cotton-Fair to good 7a@72; Ordinary mid 7s4
rs; Scratched, 25@7 So Grain, Corn COOL O5 Wbsi
5000 Oats 6o@65; Peas 500 Rye Oo@l TO- Hides u
$500 90 Alum 58bu 10000
Cotton-A slight improvement, say to /, since MGnd!
FlourMarket rather weak present quotations hardly W
tanned. Corn sales easily made at $I9l TO- Oats Wanw
at highest quotations. Peas, market well supplied
NEW YORK, Feb 81. g previous days1-Naval soo.
-Turpentine is quiet, and the best North county would
command at the moment So Is. Spirits Turpenln
which was rmer on Friday, again receded, and with
tends downward the quantity expected being lrage ~
sequence of the rise of water in the Southern Rivers
Is In better request for export at previous prices
Pale here. The sales are $4,000 bbls Wilmingto1, ri
North County Turpcntne at 1903 I2k % $50 b.;
Wilmington Common Rosin, 81 623, and 81 65@Sl w
80 h. delivered-that at the lower figure to arrive
No. l, 81 Is 300 No. q 81 80 % 80 b. lI@l2OO op%
Turpentne, 4l@42a CENTS cash, mostly in shipping of
ill; and I4Oo Shipping and Rope, 81 CT and 81 75@sb
in order, in yard Stock of Turpentine about OO 0
and of Spirits Turpentine, 5000 bbls ,,,p.,i
hlce-Since Friday last, about 500 ties. have cnG
hands at $3 372@$4 75 The demand is moderate, anu
market steady, without change in prices. I'll.
LIVERPOOL Feb 10 Cotton for the V ts5 III
600 bales New Orleans fair 81; naiddng ST. UplanSS n
81 middling s. The demand has been moderate VIII
ces in favor OIL buyers. FlourThe demand for
has ceased and prices are tending Sa he a.
qualities have slightly declined. Money and p
no change in consols quoted 81 American tUNceas
snue firm Bullion in the bank Of England Iha has
dnL Wheat 1@2d lower, and Flour Cd. OILS. lower bas!
sales. Corn dull, at 3d. lower The Cotton markeI
winds The sales on Friday amounted to 5000 ealss
market closing dull. Sugar s6d dearer. Cohee ssS
Provisions inactive at gresiOns rates La .say &
ardson, Spence s. Co. quote Wheat Sd. lower; iraO'
manufacturing districts have slightly declined
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-03-02
John Smith.

TIE John Smith--the John Of Johns-the partic-
ular and Identical John You read about" has at
length been found, inferred in the midst of other &C.
Iebrities in Westminster Abbey. position worthy of
that great and muIIipotent parsonage. We derive
this information from travelling correspondent Of
the Savannah Evening News. whs says
Above you and ali around you, are statues, and
urns, and cenotaphs, OF every description and CLAN
cling your eye at the pavement you find yourself
standing on the nose mayhap of Garrick or the alb
domen o. Chaucer. Sitting is almost out of the ques-
ton without grossly insulting perhaps Pitt or a
Wherefore, or somebody else equally grand, while
liking is only putting your feet successfully in the
faces of such people Johnson, Coke Kneller Ca,.-
ning Dr. Watts, Sir Isaac Nevtonl Even the u
bquitous John Smith, too, has his apobess here
along with the rest Of the Emmortals. I saw beau
tiful monumertto his memory-an altar and pyra.
mid on VIII oh sits yelled figure, very grief stricken
for John | suppose, with her resting on a bassc
relieve, and on the base is a latin inscription, show
ing how John was connected with Lady Julia some.
body, Cast named roundabout and impracticable) &c
say nothing of Lord Parker, Lord nunkelin and the
| Lord knows who else. John died July 9th, I7lS
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-03-02

The Commercial is funny paper it quotes TO-
lay piece from the New York Tribune pralsIng
he course of the overseers of Harvard University
having rejected Judge Loring Law Lecturer at mat
Institution, on account of his having discharged his
dutv as United States Commissioner in the rendition
Of the Fugitive Slave Anthony Burns, and actually has
the uodesy to class that beautiful print with the Raj
cich Standard and the Wilmington Journal as oppos'
ing Know Nothingsm, etc. Now does not the Com
mercia know that this act which the Tribune praises
was done under The auspices OF Governor Gardner
the Know Nothing Executive of Massachusetts, who
presided over the meeting OF overseers, and who
himself voted against Judge Loring. Might we ask
the Commercial if this is the Heart which Is to 10
such great things for the Union We rather think
tina, Greedy will fully agree with our neighbour IN
his lauda,ions of this heart, Whether the South
"wi find heart to beat responsive to these impulses
of patriotism we leave the public to decide. The
Commercial asks the question as though 1t really
expeced an affirmative answer. By the way, we
now never see he Tribune 1t has stopped exchang
ing with such miserable sinner as the Journal.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-03-02

REVIEW OF TROOPS At HAvANA.-A letter, dated
Havana, Feb. II, says;
The grand military review on the Campo Marie,
in honor oi the English Admiral, came off yesterday,
L. NJ, with great ecIat. Some 1000 men were as
sembled and reviewed by the Captain General The
scene was a brilliant one, witnessed from the
surrounding house-tops and balconies. Concha is
splendid ho,seman, and being a fine looking man,
looked and acted we'll his TO e He was received
with much enthusiasm, the repeated vivas of the
people proving how great favori'e he is.
The troops We're wretchedly dred-n fact
were disgracefnl in their of ordinary discip-
line pitied the officers who seemed to have vast
deal OF trouble in keeping the men in their ranks
10 form straight front seemed their greatest trial
and certainly was never quite effected"
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Marine Intelligence,
PORT OF WILMINGTON. NoRTH-CARofI
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED
Feb 22-Schr. Radiant, Whitehurst, from Hyde count
to peRosset & Brown; with corn
Steamer Fanny Lutterloh, from Fayetteville, to ".
Elliott.
Feb. 23.-Schr VIM. H Smith, Wyatt, from New Yo
to DeRosset & Brown with mdze.
Steamer Henrietta, Dicksey, from White Hail. to We8
& Eilers ...
CLEARED.
Feb. 23-Schr A. S. EeIs. Buckmister for Boston, b
Russell & Bro; with naval stores
Brig Albert Adams, Eldridge, for Boston, by Adams b.
& Co.; with naval stores, lumber, &c.
Steamer Fanny Lutterloh, Stedman, for Fayetteville,
w P. Elliott s
Feb. 24-Brig A. H. Wass, Smith, for New York by
H. Flanner; with naval stores and cotton
& Brown with naval stores, &c.
schr. VoIant, Lord, for Porto Rico, by DeRosset
Brown with lumber &C.