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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-12-26

uS- The weather at the North is cold, very cold
The intense frost has set In earlier than usual. Al
though nothing to what you read about in the
Northern papers, still our own weather s quite cold
enough-colder than we care to have it.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-12-26

NOTICE.
DY VIRTUE of decree of the County Court of New
ID Hanover County the Subscriber will expose to SALE
public auction the 5th January at the late resi-
denee of Allen Peterson, decd, THREE LIKELY NE.
GROES-a man, woman and girl-on credit of six
months. Bonds with approved securities required.
Dec. 12-S2lt-I6 ts E. G.. WARD, Commissioner
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

TN ACCORDANCE with an order of the Court Of RIea'
and Quarter Sessions held for the County of New han
over December Term 1856 the Subscriber will TO seq
on the Bird day of January next several likely
consisting of MEN, WOMEN and CHILDREN, the pro-
perty of the late A. J. Mashburn 49, toor.
The terms of sale will be six months credit purchasers
giving bonds with approved securities. .,-oto,
NICHS. N. NIXON, AdminStrSaeeoa5::
Dec. 18th, 1856 ozlW-iO-'
Com conv times weekly,
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ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE :.
MN SATURDAY, the 9th day of December, Instant
~ the Plantation of the late Frederick Moore on
Sound, all the PERISHABLE PROPERTY, Cal ! III
HORSES, and STOCK, belonging to the estate wiz hDd
sold credit of six months the purchaser giving O'HN
with good security. ~. p1 r
At the same time and place about FIFTY VALUALnLLd
NEGROES, MEN, WOMEN and BOYS, will be M III
for year, the hrers giving bond with good secuI
D Ab 1896 ~ -- 75-3t-14u
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NEGROES.
SM THE subscriber has made arrangements to accom-
"a modate all NEGROES consigned to him. Building
u known as the OLD COUNTY JAIL, situated upon the
- corner of Second and Princess street
wall will be built around the whole lot, thus securing
the NEGROES without close confinement.
Liberal cash advances made when required
M. CRONLY,
Sept. 10, '56.-1l-tf-3tf. Broker and Auctioneer.
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Recruits for Walker,

New York, Dec. 18.-An expedition is being fit
ted out here for the purpose of sending five hundred
Irish recruits for the relief of General Walker, by
the way of Omoa Honduras.
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A3- CT ristmas is coming at least we Judge 60, for
we have lust heard the melodous notes of an 'ncpl'
snt " John Kuner' who appears to be tuning his ~
vene pipes for that great occasion John Kuner OF
small Dimensions but vast popsnSities for noise and
great facilities for the qualification thereof; "John"
of great promise, but scanty pantaloon'.
Other evidences are about There is snowy feel
ing in the air peculiar to the season, though nature
meant to show how little of mans happiness even
Measure depended on outside circumstances. The
two fe.tal seasons in our American Year are decided
" Christmas and the Fourth OF July unpleasant
times, both of them in the way of weather.
But it oil depends on how you feel You will NEE t
one man drawn up and miserable with the coid While
another goes it with swing, and brags over tho
bracing weather. II is all in the men themselves
in the state of their systems If wo are only proper
~ prepaved for it, have made up QUE minds nothing
comes amiss unless when heavy man treada on our
COINS.
But Christmas is coming. with joy 10 the young
the gladness of anticipation. To the older, too, II
may bring troubled happiness, seldom, if ever, un
mixed with sad retrospecOns-sad in themselves, ant
lending sombre TO the future. which is sadde1
still, but cannot be got lid Of In life there is nj
8 back STEP What is done is done, and so remains
So let it be- We realize the rapid fight of the year.
in our occupation We tread the daily round-roun
and round and it seems TO require only slight I'D
ditional turn of the wheel to bring again some year
II point to make it yearly and not daily recurrin
e pont, The years seem to fly rapidly, the fews
nj them remain for us to dispose Of The slower h
DAYS pass-the more painfully they linger upon OF
hands the more rapidly do the years to roll ov'
To n
r utterances such they are feeble or forcble, IL
10 good or for evil, but at least with good Intentions
these make up much of editorial experience; niue
necessarily imperfect and requiring fair allowance
be made, as must be made for all requiring more ths
of the usual amount of allowances, and the feeling h
e. such is the case teaching us to make allowances
st others If the returning years teach any lesson TIT
Il ,poht To teach that of mutual forbearance.
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LAND FOR SALE.

a@A THE SUBSCRIBER being DESTROYS of moving Wes'
Y for Sale his Land lying Black River in the up
per part of New Hanover County Said land contains a9oa
the growth Of Corn Cotton Peas, Wheat &C. There is
also Said Land about two tasks of Turpenne boxes
For further particulars apply to the subscriber at
Store. New Hanover County. Terms made easy.
In my absence apply to o. Fennell, Jr; ,,,>,,,r1,
Nov 2S-l3tf H. 5. FENNELL
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o. The differences between Spain and Mexico, are
TO be referred to arbitrator-probably to Louis Ma
poleon.
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DURSUANT to a deed of trust, made and executed by
John f. Murrll to me- and for certain purposes therein
namel will sell at public auction, the LIST Monday in
March next Jacksonville, that well known and popular
situation tavern the Hotel recently occupied by the
said Murrill.
This is desirable place for public house. the building
having recently undergone repairs and has been greatly ad
ded There set Of Stables and all other neceSsa-
ry out houses. There is opening at JacksonviAe for
and any person wishing purchase will please call
on the subscriber, address him at Richards Onsow
County, " G. B. M. BARRY.
Dec i9.-I6ts.
WILMINGTON Herald copy weekly until LIST March next and
to he subscriber
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Commissioners Election.

The following gentlemen constituting the old
Board of Commissioners of Wilmington were elected
on Thursday last, without opposition:
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA !

Superior Court of Law, November Term, 1856
Christian Williams Us. Joseph Williams.
PETITION FOR DIVORCE.
TT Earring the satisfaction of the Court that JO
L seph ilams the defendant is not resident of the
State OF North Carolina it is ordered that the Clerk of the
Superior Court of Law make publication in the Wilmington
Journal for six weeks for the said Joseph Williams to APP
pear answer plead or demur or pro c0"esso Will
Witness O. B. Sanders, Clerk of Superior Court Of
Law the County of Onsow and State aforesaid the 9TH
Monay after the 18th Monday in September A. D., 1856
Issued "a day OF December, 1856.
o. B. SANDERS, C. s. C.
Dec II 1856 Pr. adv $5l l5-6w
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NOTICE.

IT lie SUBSCRIBERS having now in operation Steam
law and Grist Mills in Wayne County, n. c., about
der for anything that be got out of Long Leaf Pines at
short notice, and hope by strict attention to business, to
and receive The patronage of the surrounding public
i he Wilmington and Weldon Rail Road Company have
opportunity of having their orders for lumber filled
ana uu delivered at Mount Olive without trouble
delay H. W. & l.. G.. GRADY.
Mount Olive, N. c., Dec. 49, 1856. 1857.
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THE SUBSCRIBER having at December Term, 1856, OF
the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, held for the
County of New Hanover, been granted letters of Admins
raton upon the Estate of j. Mashburn deceased here
by gives all persons indebted to the said Estate to
payment mediaey and to all having aims
against the same present them within the time prescribed
by law otherwise this notice will be plead in bar of their
recovery. NICHOLAS N. NlAON, Aomlnlstratof'
Dec 10Th, 1856 loft
Weeklv Commercial
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NOTICE.

TINE SU BSCRIBER having obtained letters
ry on the Estate of Daniel Bordeaux at the % fr
Term, 1856, of the Court of Pleas and Quarter in
debted to his testator to forward and make
and those having claims against said tesator are s no.
present them within the time prescribed oy law VI
tice Will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. .o,
Dec. l2.-i5-6t. A. w. LAND, GASS~---
ERESH ARRIVALS PER SCHR. R. w. BROWN 1tr
L New York. Is bags Green Rio Coffee 90 boxes W
Cheese; bags Pepper do. Ginger; 10 Boxes 81 Mess
Collins Axes; boxes of d. Simmons, do. III ppi''
Pork. Low for cash, at pRO'S
Dec. 10. GEO. II. kELLEI q -
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OVERSEER WANTED. .,rso,
YOUNG MAN, bringing good TESTIMONIALS o. csps.
a ter can find employment at fair wages in aoosS
city, by applying to the subscriber, on his IA Ill
brunswick county. JOHN D. ~, and Tur'
N. Bone acquainted with the culture OF hi0s "DN
pentine would be preferred. .,nv1
Nov. 2S.-7l-l2t-14-tf [Commerclal 0oP11~
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LOST OR MISLAID. nsoorsk
NOTE of four hundred dollars, against essble
IA Co., dated about the LIST Nov 1904, maoe em trading
the Subscriber. hereby forewarn all persons rner
for said Note has been paid to the proper
MARGARET AI6.g.
Nov. Goth, 1856
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Dec. 4, 1856.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-17

o.n,o,y ,rSDoRY-In this city, on Tuesday, Sept
=. =, tbe Church Of tie Holy Innocent, % Mar
Fiucrdorf John n B,rio" VI
Elmcndorf Of New-Yors , An. ~ he ,h.
p.rpp IILyN-On "Wednesday evening, An1 -g 9y tae
e. n H. Blair, at No. - Perry street. n' " ~ "
M.,,aIct L. Alien, both Of this city. =,
CoDWIsE-HERRIMAN-AtJ sm.ea hIns n ,a a on
Day ssP. to Misc Catherine daughter Of James HERR
naMyRyI-BRowN-On Tuesday morning Sept 10; BY the
Rev. T. r. Cook Mr. "hhAin ''"'''' :" "'' 'ANe' a.
Brown all Of this city
H.>xey Husteed Mr. Llish Devesu to Miss Caro-
IN. A. Hopkins; both Of this city.
rIoyD-CiRGILL-In Brooklyn, on Thursday. Sept. H. BY
,L. Rev J. T. Rockwell, MI george rioyo 10 Miss annie j.
Csrsll both Of that city
r,rnnLOUD-On Monday Sept. Is by the Rev Stephen H.
Tyns Jerome Bonspste Judd to Ellen Louisa Loud all Of
th. city
Wood and In presence of the United States Consul William
Thomas Rice esq United States Navy Of Henry Rice
dsnaher Of the Rev. Philip Smith, Moste, County Meath,
ireland.
sHELDON-OvEROCKER-In Brooklyn, on Sunday Sept.
a. At the residence Of Mr. A. B. Gardner, by the Rev Mr.
Perry George Sheldon. Aeshsny, Catarausu', N T., to
Elizabeth Overocker Of Brooklyn.
Northern Christian Advocate and Journal please copy.
sTABIN-BUFFINGTON-At Providence, X. l., on Wednes-
day Sept TO- by the Rev Warren Randolph Julius B. stsbin
Of Brooklyn N. ~ to Lizzie g., daughter Of George W.
Burlington Of the above place
sTRYKER-T1BBITS-At White Plains, on "Wednesday, Sept
Grace Church. BY the Rev. A. Stryker Of Baltimore
John v. stryker Of Newbern, N c. TO Annie NJ, eldest
daughter Of Henry w. Tbbits, esq, Of White Plains
LKEYsON-wHEELER-On Thursday. Sept H. by the
Hester Wheeler, both Of Brooklyn, Z. D.
JERMAIN-FRANKLIN-OnT Tuesday Sept. 16, at the Frst
Unitarian Church Brooklyn by the Rev. Dr. Farley B. r,
Jermsin G Emily E. daughter Of Charles L. Franklin OF
he Above
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-17

The business in sugars is large, and prices have now
nearly recovered to the highest point touched. Sales
of $50 hhds, mostly Cuba at7i asic. The circular
of Messrs. Pond Sage gives the receipts and sales
asfolows:
"Receipts since lst inst 27o5 hhds Cuba ~ hhds
Porto Rico 25 hhds English Island, LIZA boxes las hhds
Melada p, 0s7 bags Manila
sales same time 1855 hhds Cuba 2l04 hhds Porto
Rico Sz7 hhds New0rleans, 25 hhds Mesda 2S60 boxes
$50 bags Manila"
Molasses is in fair demand at full prices:
The Tea sale to-day was well attended, but the bid
ing was not spirited. The Ooongs sold lower. Green
cold at previous prices. Cotton is steady and in fair
demand The sales Of the week 10 900 bales, and
the export 2,467 bales.
The crop statement Of Mr.. Wright makes the to-
tai for the season just closed 3,527 s45 bales and
places the quantity grown in the United States at
1885 COO bales, against 900 last year, 100000
in 1854, $780, 900 bales in 1888 and 800, in
1872. The export 10 Great Britain i stated ct
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Market. i. .Reported by Teleerapk..

OswEco, Sept. l6-7 m.-FLoUl quiet at e7d ~ II for
Osweeo WHEAT in good demand and steady; Of
900 bush 81 "a for White Mchs.n and 81 20 for Illinois
FRrIcHrs to New York steady: Wheat e Corn oac LAKs
IMPORTS; 600 bbls Flour; 400 BUSH Wheat 10 900 bush
Com aud 67s1 bush. Barldy CANAL ExPosTs: 906 bbs
Flour; 1876 bush. Wheat, and s. sss bush. Corn
CHIcieo Sept 6-S p. m.-WHEAr UNCHANGED; shipments
Buffalo, H. 90 bush 0sweeo s. 900 bush and 70 Kings
ton 500 BUSH CoRx unsettled shipments Buffalo 900
bush. FREIcHTs-llc. for Corn TO Bunao.
BUFFALO. Sept 1916 .-FLoUR In fair demand for the
better trades the market favorng buyers sales of bb
90 IS for choice Michigan and 90 75d 90 81 for extra and
bush, at 81 5d l6 for Chicago Sprins 81 50 for Red I'LL
nos to arrive and a for prime White Michigan Coax l.
dull ssee Of 5000 bush at 52dS3c. RECEIPTS Tor the
hours ending at noon today 24 bbs Flour 1881 bush
Wheat 1854 bush Corn S. 600 bush. Data CANAL ExroaTs
50, e75 bush. Wheat, So $50 bush Corn.
NEwOHLEAks Sept. l8-CorroH unchanged; saes to-dsy
] 600 bales LARD, in tcs ls4c. SrERLIxS ExcHAxGE 81
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.NEKJ.ERSEY ITEMS.

REPUBLICAN, MEErTSG.-A regular meeting OF the
Hudson County Association was held last evening at
their headquarters in jersey City. Col. James OF
Wisconsin made an interesting speech, well calculated
To strengthen and encourage the Republicans OF New
Jersey. The attendance was large. The next meet
ing of the Club viii be held in Park Hall, and will be
addressed by Isaac w. Scudder, esq, of Jersey City
and VIM. H. Fry Of New-York.
EThere will be grand Mass Meeting Of the Repuoh'
cans of Norris County at Morristown, Nd. on thurs
day next, at o'clock, on the Public Square t"a'n'
hgtoa Headquarep). This promises 10 DC Oh GU
thusisstic gathering of the friends OF Freedo" nv
Sis County. The following speakers are an"ou" ~
be positively present: The Hon. N. r. banA' ''po'Ae
of the Housed of Mass; George W. ou,'s' ''4' ~
New-York; the Hons. John Van Dyke ana "eo'se H.
Brown. and r. S. Field, esq.,, OF New'Jersey' gov
A. II. Reeder Of Kansas viii speak IN Tue evening
The Hon. Caleb B. Smith Of Indiana the Hon. james
n Root of Ohio and Lieut.-Gov. Raymond OF new
York are also expected to be present.
The na;caf;ons in favor of Fremont and Dayton IN
NeuJersev are cheering Their strength is constantly
%..s;no bv accessions not only from the masses bu
from among the prominent Of the opposing parties
The Republican clubs of the cities and towns in that
State are holding large and spirited meetings, and are
working with considerable zeal for the dusng of the
truth among the people the subject of the politics
of this campaign. Documents being thoroughly
circulated, and with good effect.
The Railroad bridge over the Delaware River at
Easton which fell some three weeks ago, Is SO Tar re,
constructed that the connection will be resumed and
ears pass over the bridge during the present week
The Company have been engaged upon this work
night and day since the occurrence.
QRNnRoAp ACCIDENTAL fireman named Henry
Eevns engine Of the early train from on the
Central Railroad Friday morning while In the act OF ADJUST
ns some wood upon when Clinton slipped and
M from train breaking his neck and causing instant death
he estimsbe wife and two children at
Philpsbus The engine Of the returning excursion train 70
PATTON ran Of the and down embankment about
O'CLOCK the ssme morning The engine turned but
seriously injured.
Mr.. John C. Underwood of Virginia, and ]. A.
Bss of Ohio address the Republicans of Eizabethtown
on Thursday evening Of this week. Nnm0
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Arrived.

.. NH T. BIZ s.nis
=: g g . 81 Ss ': 81 ss1Say Hsss
Martha nideous, Morse, from Cardiff Aug s. ''il'asA 10
'Iss: y. Co sssr :sss % cs e
asn.sd :s.n;hip J.' Ads.. hence s1r Cn sa.ss
- s sss % y s::. .s';.' e s:'s
exc sa With :hip Japan tOf boston, bound W. ssn s:
90 e s ss, ia n. v s's Zip
R Ri bound W The W T. experienced shs ~nd' =.
ship RE"pSI... L.n ossnoet 20 days. coal to DanA
shg %sa, Il Ds1:sn
and esln the ps::.ss h.: been Is days the
had PM En-. Dn Moves tof Bo:ion heom Batavia md rs
and d.. from Boston, coffee, &C. to Robinson
Biz aoa,on Deay NswH.vss n s.,l;. Mort. y
i'I s1e Gladiator s:'s Windsor S. Is days. plaster
Bis A Malssss A.pax- Aus III
ssI.d sgs: ,. s.H g y. sa ;s ysi. ship a
BsthI from new Orleans for Liverpool. n.Ao, ILL.,,
% brig n eG sp s:ss, md aol%s WA
Carver Chase i2th inst lat 50 IS Ion " 30 spoke S"'t
Biz E. Drammond, Chapman. A'pnwa, Aug !" In ssss
to sg gsd:. B.ney tof Bristol Me- Bdy N..s. nd On
.tl nd "a o. :,, 81 .:ss;
6;SS.s ts;@s sss
to s ss'e%.p Rss S.S P. Buct.e NC days. 'A,s
70 scSp J. r. Hovt Lines Virginia de-, wood
schr James Miller lsmssted) Payne Chaheson '"' '
to Dolner Potter , .,.a.eA .o., 10 orA-
sehr Emma TuttIe (of NewHaven) Cornell, bsrAeos n
scbr Kossath Coier N~wburypor mdss 70 w LsSis
schr Pocomoke, Monroe, Washington S'o' 'oA'' "'~
" scSr Ellen 1of Bostonl -, Gardiner, Ne.
Schr Friend Strout, Caas lumber. ..,.o, 4. A..
sehr Montrose Mallory Savannah days. cotton se'
Pearl. ConLn D:.n Ca and diy: er from v 4s 90
.ict Of feyer) naval stores to BAteman kudderow'
schr Justna Jewett Rockand, lime
Schr r. 3. Pitts -, Rockland, lime. -
sehr. rrspc. A. Hawkins, Cobb, Hlrw sa, n'n'
sshI S Susan H ss% New London.
Scbr American Chief Pressy, Roekland lime
Scbr Florence Jsmison, Rockland.
echr. Bay State. verrel. Rccklsnd.
schr Superior, jsnes ES saa;ns1 .h,n,,..
schr Matilda Avery, Lubec
schr Gen. Peave, ~ Laoec'
Propeller Petisl, Arsy, Providence
proreler Iocust Point French 50 hs. from Portland.
PROPELLER Black Diamond, Allen Philadelphia.
PROPELLER Bristol, Jones' Philadelphia. go
Propeer Mount Sewage Watson Baltimore ~ ha mdss
- BELow-Bris Robert Wing from Cuncoa
The propeer Parker vein Ramsay hence 18th inst fos ia
land this morning owing 70 her screw becoming @
for repairs.
ny Telegraph.
CHARLESTON, Sept. l6.-The steamship JAIME: AdeH.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.........a,
Cleared.

stssmship-Persia tBr), Judkins Liverpool Y. Cun.,A
Sbip-W M " Kent. Wilcox, st. John. r. Couisery 4 G
B.i-Prncetop, Seeley, Demersrz. Foster N<terss
Bnss-Pho bus lNor) Norbeck Rotterdam Punch Msis,.
A Adams Jones' Wilmington, Bssse,t, Bacon Co Co.
Mstss bsreslons, Asuire GALWAY; saginaw. JseAssa,
sonviie, Peek Church Co. co,., r,,,. ,.,.,. -,
I;sstboru Baltic Pennmsn Tenpehde heteslf Dvss.
NJ smith. Bet.wor,h.. Norfolk. wsaS,s wssls ~
a. JoIn B. Kelly Smithers; Cabot, Ncterson, Bosss
Foster NiekeIsoni Robin W.ll:es, Ts,ind.a cAssss
Co Vspor Hipson baltimore S,urses. Cesrmsn Co ~
tin. tBr Hisi: Bennuds Middlstsn Co Bl'sl,s
Slooos-De Witt Clinton, Shslbot, Providence, D. a
wards; }. P. Wallace, Lincoln. T:nn.on master
Prop~llsrs-vulcan Morrison, Philsdelpnia J. ~ Dr,
J. s. fds Nc Dermot Philadelphia J. n Bnsssi -,
Green Philadelphia, N. Briggs
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m.-x... CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR The TRTBuSE'
Tt,rspIy Sept 49, 1856.

AsuEs-rhe market firm for both kinds sales OF ro''
q, Al JI and Pearls ct 81 IS ,,, 90, Plan,
rnOiIR AND MEAL-The inquiry for Western CsnA lou.
Air mainly confined the medium and better
A.. we'll supported but common brands are oul sau
The export demand 10 light and price, tsso sn
,hs coe the sales 500 bbls Ut o G % % S c e.
20 .ood STATE Sc +sd Sc 80 for extra d. 60 U9 -
superane Indiana and Upper Lake ~ .or on
70 fair extra Ohio 5ass for fair to very 300 81 M %
60 75a Is for st. brands and 81 DG ~ % io s
a. Is for extra brands Southern Flour freely
The new grades are easier; the abatement the
Gales of bbla 81 81 50 for mixed 70 sooa @
Rsmore Alexsndr &C. and 81 $50 % ID tor Avoits ny
AL. Of So bbls al IS 2as52 Corn Meal shade lowe.
.ss Of 80 bbls Jersey at % ~ Brandywine scA'oe"'
- 70, in bills and eli 50 for puncheons 4,
aIN-Hoders Of prime Whests are hrrneri tnsse 81 ~
rood demand and not plenty choice lots command nsn @
for local milling the export demand T. TAR eJmT Sh ReS
~ al ss0 81 S. 800 bushels White southern %
=, Is, rs 600 bushels White Michigan at elS1oslIo; Zoo
mart choice at Isl 5000 bushels mixed Wisconsin
nd Sny;nsl AT 81 a. and 1000 bushels Red ONO ~
w. 6ru, with fair demand sales ct coo bushels s
t. ara IN fair demand 55d6c for state and 'oa 9t
Wr.t,ru Corn is and Is freely offered the inquiry m
~, rxport sales of 81 900 bushels at 6Sdostc TOT
mxed 72d73c for Southern Yellow; other kinds nomihs
COTTON-The market continues steady ana mooeaeey ~
tive: ,es Of quotations chiefly TOT W.
crop for the just closed s*o osre
the ouautity crown in this country 600 bales Inc
ssss are bsles the export 67 bales VIZ 70
noo Is 10 Glasgow ISL to Hamburg and 6S TO bremen We
quote: .,.x
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In .tsans2p Har:oata Jyem Hambs,s-E Basch Vicente
d. Marie d. tn do r. Meissner, Bertha do. Helene Do
Emm. do, MART, ss:mhsrd John BIaauer, Oerdss, A.
soellsr Caroline DO Charles DO, Betty do Julia d. A. Ow.
Gup.n Con Keller Marie do, iaar. do, Il Meysr L.
De. Arts y Meyer Mary d. Emma DO, Arthur d. Az.
Eehe and Rekmsn Helene Bendel MsneeEe Johanne do,
Emil kpsskfass Sophie Bestelmma. = =
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-sRPr 15-Besbrs
Judge Belts.
ONE OF THE BRAMAs SLAVE CAsEs-DE CASTRO
INC United stated sst. Plscido De Csst

The United States agt Plscido DE Castro
This morning, after hearing argument on the point,
The decided that those who with the
eused Ut be called witnesses either
BY the defense the until the name be removed
this applied the Of who has stood
his trial separate indictment and been acquitted the
fact with De- Cunha-
Amer considerable delay, from the nonsendance Of wit
nesses Benjamin Upton, merchant formerly United States
the Para business took the stand
and testified to the good character of the accused and his
the engineering business No other witnesses hav
Ing arrived the closed and after arguments and short
charge the Jury out After absence Of some fifteen
minutes they returned with q verdict of scquittal.