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WILMINGTON MARKET,

WLMINGToN May 3, 1855.
TURPENTINE-No change in prices Further sales
yesterday of $50 bbs at 81 for oil virgin 81 A. for yell
10y dip, and 81 40 for hard y $50 lbs None offering
market to-day.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Declined shade yesterday,
with sales 240 bbls. CENTS and 800 do. at cents
enquiries
TAR-Is in moderate demand and arrives slowly. Sales
yesterday of 1874 bbls at 81, % u bb
COTTON-Sales yesterday of 81 bales good mddling to
middling fair at ii cents II h.
EMPTY BARRELS-Sales yesterday of 800 second
hand Spirit Turpentne barrels at 81 G0@Sl 62 each 80
days.
Hays bales Eastern received yesterday and sold at
81 30 y 100 tbs
SALT-l5o sacks Liverpool ground sold yesterday from
vessel at 81 p21z y Sack 80 days. Journal
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SEGARS & TOBACCO-of the finest quality al
- ways ON hand at the Drug Store of -
~ WILLIAMS HAYWOOD.
Raleigh, N. C., April 18th, 1856. fl
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DIsCHARGED.-We learn that Ezekiel \. Turner
and Abel Turner, who were arrested the oath
ut, about five miles above Hillsb"rough, for al
legged attempt to obstruct the the N. c.
Railroad, and on being brought to Raleigh were
committed to Wake Jail, were carried up to Hills
borough by virtue Of writ ofhabeas corpus, issued
by Chief Justice Nash, and after thorough cxami-
nation of the NATTER altogether discharged from
arrest. Jokn W. Norwood, Esq, appeared for the
prosecution and the Hon. w. A. Graham and w.
H. Bailey, Esq, for the Turner's.
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Persons calling for any of the above letters will please
call for advertised letters WIN. WHITE, +. NJ.
Raleigh Nav s. 1856. 42-4t
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ATTENTION FIRE COMPANY No. I.
VOU ARE COMMANDED TO MEET AT THE EN-.
Il CINE House, on Thursday, the sth Of May, ct o.
clock, T. NJ.
(By order of the Captain,l
WIN. H. LAUGHTER, Sec'y
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Attention Volunteer Fire Company No. 1.
V7OU ARE COMMANDED TO MEET, IN FULL. UNI
II FORM the Engine House, Thursday, the sth Of
May, at O'clock P. NJ q
(By order of the Captain,)
VIM. d. LAUGHTER, Secy.
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LIST OF LETTERS

ID EMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE. IN RAJ.
A1EIGH, for the month ending LIST May, 1856:
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r Suoo1,,e-Si,teen target companies Wis.
LAW LNTELLIGENCE.
United STATES DISTRICT COURT-Nov Ia-Baore
Judge Belts.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-Nov. ?-baore
Judge Belts
HISTORY AND CONSTRUCTION OF THE STATUTES IN H.
LATIoS TO IHE sLAvE-TRADk-PESALT
The United States agt Benjamin H. NAy!or
Belts 1.-The defendant was arrested upon capias
for I'm. and penalty imposed by the Act OF OF A,en
~ 1894 Statutes At Large 1922 and Is held 10 Dali upon
The arrest under an order Of Judge Of the Court
He sppies the Court TO discharge he res' aug
stsu,e has not been expressly reped BY Congress bat the
the subsequent legislation On the maj
ter amounts o a reps al by implication. 4, IL. III,
collation. q the statutory PROVISIONS on 'ue vii
bring the pout distinctly TO ye" al tena ~ sse qos
iion more ddase dissertation upon the sea-
.a h me touching the operation OF PosieTor IN
working repea u sniecedent ones -, .,.....
The ofthe set OF lIsi rslafe w JIG
70 the ship direcps II the master factor or o~ne hA bald
equip load otherwise any snp % 'es4 We
United States the purpose OF procuring rom sny .oteeh
country Inhabitants hereof 10 De trsuspofIsu - ~!
country be sod as slaves tie psnay Of forfeiture Of
the vessel. . ,,- AMI.
90 Tie punishment Of person % ouhdns hbs o1
.x OF otherwise preparing or encins su.y M
sp or yrss knowing or inten6ii that the ssns shall be
EMPLOYED in such trad, business, penalty e.' I'VE
Of ;endei for the A.e
bonds clearing the coast OF ica not 20 re-
natives Of the boerd within nnc ronths
forfeiture imposed Of 800 each Tor al persons Aen on
boaIl for the Of selling them a. -aves
The title Of An 70 proais carrying On o. me
GAvez.de from the United States TO sSy o'esa pace VI
coOntry.' -,
The suoeeedins set Of March 1877 essited- An Ae to
prohibit OF any port or place with
the JursaietSsn VI the Unitei Sstss,' Nc
The act consecutive sections enaet' PROVISIONS TOT en-
forcing thai purpose.
The and third ssctous sop the ansnsfe OF Inc hi
ard second sections q The Of I with me eneIenee 'h'
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MARQHD.

BRYAS-AURRAY-On Thursday, Nov. 20, by the Rev.
ID. T.. Franbes Of Peimout n. o. Mr. Jacob B. Bts to
Mi.s Cornelis II. Murray, beth cf Scranton, Penn.
BINGFAM-BRE wSTER-On Tuesday. Nov. is, at the Ed
wares Church, Northampton, Mass by the Rev. Cord IN
Half tie Rey. Hiram BiDshr toorn az the Sandwich
Issdf) Miss Minerva Csrsla Brewster OF Northampton
daughter of SIR Jonathan Brewster OF that place.
CLAGR-McCABE-On Tuesday evening Nov 49, At s.. Pat
NIX Cathedral By the Req. William Stairs Vicar General
Nj Clark Miss Ctih.ine McCsbe. all Of this city
. HINMAN-FRENCH-In Bu,leI County, Ohio on Wednes'
dsy Nov r. BY the Rev. Z. w. Howell the Hon Royal r.
Hi man formerly Secretsr- of State Of C0nnectcc Of
Of The City New York 70 Mrs Julia French o. Oxford
Butler County, Ohio.
LAsHER-TEGETHOFF-Z. Buffalo, ". Y. on Tuesday
Nov T. By the Rev Dr. Hsscock. John y. Lasber of Buffalo,
TO L. daughter OF the lac Francis o. Teghod esq
of this city.
RODMAN-sELDEN-A Norwood Powhatsn County, Va,
Tuesday Nov. H. BIZ the Rev. Washington R9dmsn the
Ersife Mason Ronan to Mamie second daughter Of
Miles {. SeldeD, go of Norwood.
SCOTT-HURLBUT-In this city Wednesday Nov. 49, in
Calvary Church, BY the Rev. Or. Hawkes. Mr. William H.
Scott Miss Sophie f. only daughter Of Henry Hmbu
esq
sECOR - TOMPkINS - On Monday, Nov. II, at Calvary
Church by the Rev. frarcs L. Hawks Henry secor to
Eliza L. youDsct daughter Of COL W. W. TomPkins, all OF
this city.
TIMOLAT-BRITTEN-At Staten Island, "Wednesday,
Nov 10 the Morsysn Church, BY the Rev A A. Reinke,
Timoat of this city to Voiets daughter OF the
late James c. Brtten, esq.
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=, an. amir. q. ,rsnsporsins persons from one
er,'sn place another 10 b. held and .oa sns.sd and
re s eauHos be ported 70 any p
;,fin n iui,sd States b. cold and held as Save
naiy up.n n hip i. lie IN each statute oa on 'ne
pper.of. Ike en- IN tie act of lsc7is se@o
. ..feuer II n. provisions Of the two stAin'es demon
Thai Tn, no with each other They ook %
willy dif.n, objects aud are .vei.a Aus. a'a a
; ., t Of iohabsn of one foreign com.
ny 10 80 So 81 olor and N. other being limited
ar per,ous of color and the dispatch VI vessels roHi
ke United sts,. =, BE- Transported from such brrsn
eonr,ry to the United States TO b. held to service OF ,oo
The Of latter act az operating arepea oil
the eoni.nded for the defendant eaGno' according
&c A., ofhpr - 1873 +. entitled An prohibit the
usfion rarortan) slaves into any por; or p'
xtIp The uri,ccton Of United States, &c. and
er,t six .eciion. Of tie act 1871 are repealed.
With those eP alec 'ee,9. .e ; ~. nc prov
dd Lot when sfrct the enac;meuts IA at OF I75
eoIresve subject iLer absolute rep al en- have M
statutes di,uiJ isenfuttc relation the foreign slave
ir,5s. ard the other to the domestic.
The 1913 its title denote has exclusive reference 70
tie slaves into the uni.c states IL bevo,d
u S S a os senses N ~. arr m
pr, htied by the 7e Its ctments sy b. direct
OF ID. l97 TO an in piled II those
visions no eHfre' repeal been declared bat be,or,
the existence al of lgr
touches the act Ct 1914 in the p rticular, IN question
lt,O be observed that the e further r,ie distinction
beven the on ais subj CT in Goth the preceding
sct'. The ofeEse eTein - Gated aud described which
TIT recunary punishment 20 be ned the httin
lending away yess e knowing ding that sh'
should be m such trade ersuers But in The Act
Of 1918 the Ofsne eoBsv fitting Sending IN,
vessel procuring Il - be done With intent 20 employ such
ii W OF vessel n SUD trade business"
The ~iuction brS.en trsnsseiios - pap able Tn,
guilt TIRE ppng .endEsa vessel for the pur
Dfcnsbrz ~ employ her H. the iOrbddes
Isc and OF ps OF. the mmet. and partlcp3
'on r the ern> the party sccgscdhns cut sendn,
sszy he y.sse'h intent 20 emFoy h,r IN the Illicit trade.
rs SuYrenr Court regards s Distraction cardinal
holds that h-' phsse in true inerpe
Of the { II Congress- THE United States Gsodir
II What, ss1 therefsre, Of opinion that the Act Q
Gusnss March - 1894 upon which this action l.
| founded, SSains In tiIil force.
The nos the part o. the deendsnt Accordingly
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MARINE AFFAIRS.

THE ABANDONED SHIP JOHN cURRIER.
Mr.. James Perry, engineer for the Board of Under
writers arrived yesterday from the chip John Currier,
ashore on Fsnwick's Island, Maryland. He reports
that the cargo between decks consisting of lumber aud
spars, has been removed, and obarrvls placed in its
stead. By this means she had Aoa,ed out two aad a
halt lengths and is now lyiog the outer bar, and
will float al the first high tide Ii will be rccollected
that this vessel abandoned at sea, about three
months since, while DO md from Mobile to Europe;
was taken in tow one day by steamer, and again
abandoned, when she drifted ashore in gale. Mr.
Perry returned again last night, with olcasks, to be
placed between decks, and it is expected she will be
towed to this city in about ten days The vessel has
biged badly the port side, and her rails carried
away, which will cost from So 900 to $4,000 for repis
The John Currier owned aud insured in this city,
and her cargo insured in England.
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Pass~nxers Arrived

s,asS,ns,r NJ Weld b. We'd, II. U Post, L. Hoffman X
Mends True selleTpcC Sesa ,. Nm. Ssda,,
I;, has n Fieker,ien C. schultz A. Hammer " soa.,
mer A spese d. Berliner 5. BIk.nw.ld. ~ Alexander H.
Ksyser C. Schmidt. A. BOttbsck l. knowai, A. Holziset
Frsyeriek W Oinsesen and wife, REUTER- and Wis A.
Trohl. H. Frohlc. NJ Muller { o. Frohn. wife and @.
b.it,r Gustav BuchhsisgeT, W. Wsest.r y A. Hope
U.vt r. BTussemsn. Nj. Greenwood, Mis-. L. Gr-ea.Ood
y siIen = Gilbert G Damn and lady, C. S.der B. Hrnn o
Hen C. Granich, c. HUM, j. Marx j. Hrseh, D N,amaa
R,.';op Msl,m Mr Mop,ssa lady snd ehIa Nj Duncan.
i, ps,rdvio il Robinson r. r. Sparing Mr. Meyer Haq,.
I NJ, G,Str, p Couple and wife. Msd P.,ronc. and Ia
ssnt Mr. Battr, Mr. Eusue MI. Fms, Miss Ba'. Smith
Mrs and MIR Alex A Smith, T. Elliott, A. Martins, NJ Dcrs,
A ErN-Totnl.
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FIRES.

flRE IN TwEFLIn STREET.
Yesterday morning, aoou: ii o'clock, mantle PIE e
in one OF the bedrooms Of $. ). Bells dSeling-house
No. Twelfth street, took fire from a defect in the
chimney. Damage s..
FIRE IN MONROE STREET.
At 81 ochtk vest erday afternoon fire b.oke out in
the livery stable of Thsmss Kerr, No 80 Moan,e
street. Damage g. The fire wa. oceas;oned by a
leak in gas-pi1e.
FlRE IN y,1UcBKfsPsiE.
About oqlock on Tues, ty night las, fire was dis
covered issuing from a d, 'elErg house, owned by
Jane. Hooker in Poughkeepse. corner OF Church and
Academy streets and il was O. vumed, together with
lager beer saloon kept by Isaa,' Ro'enths and an
intelligence office, kept by Tnon,s S'olden. TIE
VI the ire is uplposp, Tie los>a ro' ye ascer
taipe,!.
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rhSps Dslsi es1sn: t's."1 "
Apn, Dsman mos, 100 .p COrnea Cr.po, ~ 6bls 81,
old Clifford Wayne, Swain, $50 spi Domingo Phnney 40
AT do. Oct. "A, bark Mercstor fitting out.
ship hnsn, Cook 25cc ii tcld bai' Helen snew, Weeks
At Tombez Oct - bark Joshua BrasdOn, Swain, awhae'
Cornell Pacific Ocean. sailed, Silver Cloud
Marble. asisd R S sss sS. 4s Lt1sSH
S.d f,om EdssrtoSp, H. .chr Delaware Mcclure Allan
Al Tomsez sept IS hip Napoleon Crowsl New Bedford
rs board TO .,ii ne1t day on cruise vu,,
FROM ns' New H hSIisr GS for s.uri,iu.
ss from s LSsS G s,o 81 x %
taken go bbl' 'p since leayiDs - Heller
POI. her at Psnbo Afnos with 6b. p OIL
letter from Capt. Allen Of slip President Of New Bedford
report: he, =, osi & wild, SIS Dbl, s g. oil =, we'll
reports bar Psjta Oct H. bSs .p OIL ali WE'LL TO
al same Gay for Coat u Chill.
spoken s,pf H. Lar s. lon 81 e. brig Ercelen. of Malta
po.elt from Loando, bound = cruise, on board.
In July Kodi,e Ground by he fsoon Ho ship Ka-
erased from 10 6 whaiss each.
s ss .d sssa s hip hip hsss Pacific
Ar Il We"pcr, 18th, BAH SIe,houpd Wins L'.nd0,
sailed from %sHsn l. 18Th, ship Bowdch, Borden North
Pacific land snchored bsowE
o.
So tbl sp 18th, shepherdsss Various, Mysfc 30 do do;
Lancer Lebeman New Bedford 30 do DO 18th. Mary Brock
Nantucket clean 2sth Carolina Gray New Bedford Do Capt
Gay ashore sick and The ship would short ese
ehsfge Of the mate
Msuns Aug a. bsrks Eusenis Cottle, Of New Bedford
from Seychelles for medical ad,cci M.ss.soir, Hand
sssd Ou, Anjisr Aug. d, hip Indi. Rowland for New
Bedford.
At New Bay Straits Of saDds) Aug T. bark Smyrna Bss.
New. Bedford, $50 sp
Arr. at Losndo, Az ies Sept 10 brig Pavilion, Adams Of
| Holmes'g Hole, l20 bbls sp.
Sailed from Zsnzsr, Aug d, bark Bruce Of aud Coz Prov
dencs $50 bbs 900 do eocoarut oil. ITae B. was formerly
Of FshayeD and before reported condemned and sold
Zsr zbsr She subsequently resold to Providence
| house.
letter from Rowland Of bark Sye lef Dartn 'uth re-
Iorfs her Coast Africa - with ll5 bbls oil
letter board bark KableeS, Amy 'of New Bed
iord reports her en- Coast Of Africa Aug with 100 sp since
leaving 81. Helena. -,
spoS.n-June lat . q s. lon. Ios % ship Twilight,
| ToDpkns, New-Bedford, go sp, eowh. 90.
Jolly "a ia q 50 s., lon 1903 T., bark A. Hsnshton, Marble
Of Fall River, SD sp, 100 oh.
Sept 80 lat "a a s.. Ion 20 90 bark Alert, Of and from New
/ Lor dor; no reyor, Of oil.
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more Mrs Barnett Of Bgfso schepsr Of Baltimore, B-,s
G W,lch and wife Of Chicago RhArd Moreon. Nichols =
con- jane. NeMon-sse % California Alex osr,s joe
Whit OF Iowa; Mrs Brown Of Nsw.t)rlesns, III. EIoe
spry A. Escsabe Gate Spanish Mnser Wash1stonl snd
ervut; Col Ford Of 81 John; Alex RANKIN ana wife Mss H.
Rsukip Mrs Ftfausou Fersason Henry Gale, J0ha Hsa.
d,r,On Jotn Robertson Mr. Thompson J. wl.on, Nsr.
Cans1s T. b. Blake Of Tornto; w Mgirhss. Of DO
Ia. Baljs T. Lyn Mills v hsensiecber an wifi. ofNan.
,r,sl W r. Murray ard Mr. Grssett Of Hamilton Mas Ellen
Dsy D. ksrypn A. ksnyon. .sPl Johs.on, JOSIAH Bates
e n W,iter O. T. Frodshsm, II. Andrews W. s,ssf-r u
London John Martin and Grsoe % Lye,poo Csps sos
I,pd Thos GrueLy Of Ise jersey For H.ii..I-c o
Powell o. BO.,en, Deerins q rSsna W% Msrpey q
NJ WSi.cn MeCnock Mrs. Hyde. and Mra DAVID Rasaof
Halihxi Mrs Brockeh-nd OF Newfoundland ArA Hoes q
Mon. rcal-l2 Total 81
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK........
Arrived.

Stesmsht Washington Cav.ndy, Southampton and Bremen
Nov. s. md~e. aud pass. 10 {. H. SANDS -. - -
Steamship Jamestown, Parrish Richmond and Norfolk with
mdse and passengers Ludlum Plessants "Wednesday
Island Thursday NJ bark ashore al Little Ess h.
Dor foreuainto sails SCI, trying 70 back of
ship Csrous MSenus Coffin Liverpool 81 days mdse, ani
Geo pass 20 VIM. Whitlock. .
ship pton (cf Bath, Delano. Shields Oct II with
coal 20 Manhatts. Gas Company weasel 20 H. smith son.
tar Oct fruit lead, wnee &c. to Asuirrc Ga~ay Has
ery winds the whole passage sfss
been Il DAYS W. of the banks -
Barb Uniine 10, Baih) Mtrriman Shields Oct. coal &,
Barclay Livingston; vessel TO }. w. Elwell;
Bark Magnolia Kssam Mystic in ballast te Wkeman
Dimon; lowed TO the city BY steamtug Mercury
Schr. J. NJ. Warren. Chapman, Now Haven.
Schr. {. Pitn an, Bellows, Norwich
Schr. ~ Shaer, Lawrence Portland, Conn:
Schr. 4. NJ. Sbaddick, Williams, Portland, Conn.
Schr. s p Abel, Dickinson Portland, Conn.
Schr. O. Gillum, Cooper, Portland, Conn
Schr. B. Butler, Crssey, Portlar d. Conn.,
Schr. Mantle Cuusn Westerly.
schr. White Rock. Smith, Westerly
Sehr. Farwel. Conroy, Dighton.
Schr. Minstrel, Doane, Hsrwich.
scbr. d. 5. Ives Doane, Hsrwcl
Scbr = D. Spsrks LMkip New Haven for Virains.
Schr Village Belle Frederick New 9sven for Virginia
Sehr Lucy Robinson Eldridse. New Haven for Virginia
Schr Oronto Abbott Rondout coal for an Eastern port
sloop W II. Bowen, Hslock Providence.
Sloop Jane Msris, Ward, Norwch
Propeller Ironsides Vsndiver, Philadelphia.
Propeller Ssnecs, Cbauker. Hartford.
Propeller Quinnebaus, Holan, Norwich
Propeller Ospray. Kenny. Providence
Propeller Planet. Looper Philadelphia
Propeller w srnsutts, Nye, New Bedford
sAILED-ship Sunny South, Willis Rio Janeifo.
WIND-Sunrise, N. w. sunset, 8. w.
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Hides, 1lGsic. y 10. Tsow, s.dsc. y 10. Pelts, el6
81 Is each those taken of In November Cslf.kns 3U
lic pm.
Beef and frat quality includes nothing but tho
beat large fat saed Oxer Second quality Includes the best
Oxen the best Stalled Cows and the best threeysar
old steers Shep-EI includes Cossetts and when few
are selected out from lots. -
There ia the Boston and Maine Railroad
over the Boston Lowell and I'D the Fichburg loaded
with Cattle Sheep Swine and Horses. -
RGMARKs-There large number II Cattle and Sheep
ake The beat quality Cattle sold readily quotations.
those Of poorer quality sold dali We noticed pair Of
perb Cattle weight ewt. they were raised by Dr. Hub
lard Of SPRINGFIELD VT sod By Wood and Durham 10 r.
Rice for 80 y vi Sheep there over stock and
,ales dn At decline Of Sc head large number viii
were Of excellent quality. .
B-As the annual Thanh sgiving next week, the
market VI be holden on Tuesday instead Of "Wednesday.
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today: $50 besb WHEAT, and 81 800 bp a. fam CANAL
E1rosrs-l2I, 500 bush wbess, and q. 500 nssh Corn
OswIeo. Nov. lisp m-PLegs ali; ..ss I'd bsl.. ..
GsIn-whe.t dull sale. OF lateo 80. ~ ~ ~ ~, Er Chi
esso Spring for milling and 81 Az h,. csn.aisn for ship
YOrl o. Rye Or 49, ~ Geo pn.hei. =; ne
psa.sErs a.. dull and es,ssl.a ltSsi 10 Ctssa
s1s6e,. " neat s.vas Com 1890 buhels Rye and
Lsg 9usI.'s "a CANAL ExPokrs-S5@ bbl' Flour,
- e. 0.,..~s 4 aud $50 bushels Corn. a .,o
T NJ Nv is-CorroS; Sale. to-day Of 49, 49,
ne, ss,ady and bower grades easier fLouS "ic'
uf"~.S' 80 ,tsssEs downward.
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RLwARD OF HERIT.-John Baulsir, Il deck hand
on one Of the Wall street Ferry boats, was yesterday
fgeserted with q fine silver cup, appropriately in-
sc1ibed for rescuing little boy, named George Ger
Eau, from drowning on the 18th September last. The
lad fell into the slip, and Mr. Bausr jumped after him
and succeeded in bringing him to shore.
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Disasters, &c.

SHIP PnILAnELPMA. Poole at Philadelphia from Liverpool,
boarded lat 40 30 lon Is H. the wreck Of the BRIG j.
w Collingwood Sunderland timber laden full OF water
gone masts and bboom gone, and eulwMss washed
away took her three small anchors and large
weighing pounds so athoms onench chain carpen
ters tools, kc.
b. BARK GIPsY QUEES from Liverpool, trying TO pass
through Beach Channel Chareson got ashore where
18th inst but would doubt float At the next
tide.
bR ELIZA GRfEvE from St Johns, ~ r., at Baltimore
got ashor. Sand Slos Hog Island and Obliged
throw overheard part the also obtain
o o
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NE.e- YoREER IsJuRLD-We learn from Lon
con paper that very serious accident took place on
the Greenwich Branch Of the North Kent Railway on
TIE 18th of October, caused by some defect IN tine
stlsc,irg points at short distance from the station AT
Greenwich. Among those IN ured we md the name 0.
Mr. George Du, ckinck, Solicitor, OF this city, anu
brother OF Evert A. Duyckinck, esq. His iGJury l.
described as compound fracture of the le't ies'
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BROOKL YN ITEMS

Two GIRLS ACCIDENTALLY SH0r.-Yesterday q
boy named Jukes residing in Washington street. near
johnson, accidentally shot two little girls. 1t appears
be was drawing loaded pistol from his pocket, when
the charge exploded and part of the contents lodged
in the foot Of girl and lie the leg of the other. The
girls parents reside in Taary street. The one who
was shot in the foot is rather seriously injured.
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CambriARe Cattle Markea.
REPORTED FOR THE NEw.YoRK TRIBuSE sY GEORGE RU


RgPosTED FoR THE NEwY0RK TRIBUNE az GEORGE RUPP.
WEDNESDAY. Nov. IS, la56.
At market 207s Cattle 40 Beeves aud $50 Stores consist
pe Of Oxen Cows and and three years old
Prices Market Beef extra ssa 90 So first quality 81 500
So; second quality, $50 30 third quality S'@Soi
TO $50 Cows and Calves: es $40 $50 to $50; Yearnss
sl5asls Two;yesn old, e0dSSi Threeyears old, $3.50
$50
SHEEP AND 500 market prices in LOTS 81 u.s.
81 So s. 50 So 81 50 each extra and selections, o.
IS, 81 so, -.
SwyE-l3 500 Western market Prices Live Weight Ia
Tic 10 Dressed, 8t6stc Pm advance Of Soc.
fom weeks prices shoa.: In lots lei RETAIL asc.
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an vort to eaSr, but WIN INNS refused 70 allow her to
:yhe away Der clcthirrs Redress then tought oy
her nj the Fifth Ward Station Hon-e and she was az
viled to make aeomplaint against Williams, which che
did lie wee est,d, and required BY Justcs Con
molly to give bail in u 600 to answer charge OF keep
il q q drsorteily house.
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FIRE ~ rTyHsgiIr.

On Friday morning lat, about O'Clock, the store
house siss,ed on ths Upper Dock in Peck'hll' o~nea
and occupied by J. & X. A. DePew' was 20
TREY d,sroSed by fire. Il contained large quhn'y
OF -Four salt, r,assses, lime, &c nent' &C, "h's:
sealy Ill teal hoes The fire - suppo'ei - nave
originated b 3 spark fcom a locoRrctVe'
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YOUNG MEs's CHRISTIAN AssocIATIoS.-The first
pubc meeting Of the Young Mems Christian Association OF
this held at their rooms IN the
inrs Bauk Budins Fourth street "Wednesday evening"
TIE optnns address BY FREDERICK Lane OF Broosyn on
conssiecn The Rev w. r. rompkins also addressed the
meeting The Attendance quite large
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Albany Lumber Market.
yoR TIE WEEK ENpING WOW. 10. 1855.

WEEK ENDING NOV. ~ 1880.
Reported specially for Tar ~ Y: TaIBvsE., ,o
ALBANY "Wednesday, Nov 10
Business the past week has been little more brisk The COO
weather close o navigation dealers from abroad
have visited large number and bought more freely
their Winter stock. -.
Shipments have been quite heavy and eishis are quick
full prices. , . ,,,.
wood their upward tendency. We do not make any
changes Ia quotations. however as the sales az Increased
price. been few ~ form criterion TOR the
Tho sned hello have bee
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TAdver.isement.J
PRIVATE SURGICAL HOSPITAL.

EDWARD H. DIXON NJ D. Editor of The Sc Ipel snc ant1or
of Practical Treatise Diseases Of the Sexual System has
established gracious PRIVATE Hospital, tor the receeon Of
those Patients Who require Surgical operations OF prolonged
,Detetic treatment.
AND TISrULA
are cured without Hours Private Con
sultaton Dads residence, No ~ thav from 70 and
TO evening III others he at the Hospital The Office OF
TIE Scalpel is A. No. Veseyst Astor House.