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, 1859-05-10

.A1BASr, May o.-The Governor has respited
Daxil curry, Of Batavia, until the 18th Of July.
Curry was convicted Of the murder Of one Eau
clrrtt WIN was suspected Of criminal intercourse
with Curry's wife. 49,
, 1859-05-10

- We learn the HYDE Park Hotel will be
open for sumcr guests carlv in June.
, 1859-05-10

RIO ist.Nr-.A Hotel eight miles
.s i. ;;.- 4.ty. il i4a v:s-4se nf .1edetsun. TIL.
l,i~ p, *een :E;t. al u Atttatcd
Ia t., u. th- t. 49,. ii. lc,t E r.. nd a4 Lac
k.!.-s.s: .'>, tl' M@a'ittr -tyrn1lc F1Ak Rraos
wh. Vi l.e AIsss1 i1aEtfASGs ~ d!n& 10 The
CIV reri,.,w a. r. SNELL uys.lwx
, 1859-05-10

~ Large sale ut auction Of household fur
niture, pianos, carpets and plated ware ut the
salc-room Of Gilbert d Sampson, No. - Lake
atrrrt Cr.. advertisement
, 1859-05-10

NORFOLK, Mar a.-Miss Bunkey, the author
ess Of the Escaped Num- has publicly 1e'
canted
, 1859-05-10

ExcHAScE.-Ye will buy drafts, certificates
Of deposit, and bank notes Of Eastern States
and Missouri, Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky.
L. L: ALEXANDER / Co., Bankers,
my7-lw ~ Clark st., bet Lake and Randolph.
, 1859-05-10

x The watch stufler arrested on Saturday
last at the Milwaukee Depot, named George
Kelly. was fined S113 by Justice Akin for
yayrancy in Yesterdays Police Court
, 1859-05-10
Arrival OF the Ka,,rn "a Muf1.

ST. Lor1s, May The San.a F. mai! Of the
>th arrived ut Independence Ills evening. Ger,
CoEert, agent Of tLe Sayejacs report, sJl apiet
and peaceful with bis ,lit=
, 1859-05-10
THE CITY.

- The alarm Of fire on Sunday evening was
, 1859-05-10

D Persons Of Sedentary habits ought to try
Cory's Stornuchjo Bitters for Costiycuess-iii is
toarront<l to cured Sold By all druggists. and
by the proprietors, .. S. Cory 4 Sons, ia South
Clark street. ap47-1m-lj7
, 1859-05-10

rfU KE\T-On Favorable Terms,
i .T.:l-,, ::,:ec ): r lrr> l'"";9': HoH>e Dc.
.a,atIv 4tuAleI the Wont s!:!ou oh lle hl&heat
ef..7 IN ,l. az. is ,.t!," ;"ca1u. III tie ~tenity
>nn u. thur j,t~ fhe house e'nl;as G4s A"t
anl t.I N4;r7 I:.it- n. tr..Ir. sol S'aiuk. II.
un4nilt.es :he :a1.u.s Apply ii NJ ~ My
IT, =: IL uls.:. L. q. es:"er ot.e And NAts-
! .IE,t, IL. my7-5n-l1A
, 1859-05-10
FDRSAfE E--Suh1rhan Residences.

Il Vlk Neutrality-suspicious. IApSItlellTCS.
Two two stu.v Hu.4 iatey .ul.t VI. II. L1:.An,
Es3 acd p..z1uty alt'Enes A'sut af nf mix E"f
NJ HYDE PA-1. the Like Surr AMI atouf dse c
hall n.c s4;iA NAaf- stey1 All -!tta t,.!r
minutes walk # Tic Depot v4:ca TIC EyGe la1k ;7Ia
s1opA U4th going In md fron Hyde PsEk.
TIE above Houses have Ut aui atteAcd 10 eaeh
aad SPACIOUS. and t,se VIII n. Modern Improve
E7<nts ar zdtna5r ata,cd the wants Of 2erst
dong bus1ra n tie cry and Who desire peaf7nt an.I
he2lLy for their families cut IT the city. Ins
shore hcNxes with the :uts Of ua. which the
suate, will be sid c7;o delrEg e lccnpy Tie
aane. Apply II t;ED. r. GU)DWfN.
3Qll la ~ No, 81 Dearborn IT,. RQopS 5 I 4.
, 1859-05-10

RKrDDER's WRITTEN VISITING AMI WEDDING
CARDS nre universally preferred to engraving.
Call and Sue them at tue fremont House.
ab-t.1.
, 1859-05-10

Fl'O l.EET.-Stnrr NJ. 5s IaSaiie
L ifrt IL i s!op'.an ''l> 'snosls o:-uk;ed -
E.:s'"- i"':7 =: Er1.ts y. II, ..., e.. Fat fnsn
+ s4.,4It i tu.lx o4ef pusp'ss- lease viii ~
g;:rnf IL My IL. =. i;4.t /" +. ~ ;EiEi,
apis in1.1.-J 1.cts,u Mt1'r ,s.tsat FLOCK
, 1859-05-10
CTATEMENT OF THE CONDI-
~ TlOS Of TIE
New England Fire and Marine Insurance Ca,

NeW England kue and Qaf1he 1QEufaoca Co.,
OF HARTFORD. CONNECTICUT.
On the sth u! of May. 1850.
IT, sSs. sDeSs. of IL Il osf bid g
TIE ASSETS OF THE T COMPANY I, ABE AS FOL-
/. Cash On hand and In Iank -..-,..... an::1 6,
:. !ash Il h.ad. Of Agents tcsnated Ii pan>. ISIS t7
!. Heaas Lon s1ss: esasa rS5t ~ he Company, none
o. Sp:s 49, se It Rea ' Esaie bcnS s hF Ies. ' $500 90
Hank Stock. : -........,.:.....:... ls4;o %
I:alTtad 3"ndA .....:..... 49,. l,:D %
proved rez,.,azi .tcniit!rs...... ~ 10y. eaao %
York psr Value 80 % Narttt va!ac. 1o,1:s %
York r.. Valne. .9lcoU Market V4ue,.. 1e.1oo 70
vslos, iaUo Market Value, lasoo %
stucf. TaT yIue, Ict.o Market Value. 1890 60
~ va,ac. aou0 Marfct value ....... $40 %
a!ue d!oo Wassst Value -. a:so %
value 40, Market value.... -. b,oSc 20
aao Market value. .:..' 49,. +,;;n %
10 si.ses % E,ae Il W cenmc,se s;oet Bo.,au. '.' '" "
s%S Matsss Elk s,f B5en. NV
r. Value: hloo Market Value. :: $50 %
vs:ae. ,cae1 Nsrfst Value .........:.. 1850 o.
= Share Mercantile Bank stock, Hartford.
Par Fa.ue, 2o0) Market %alue.-.. ;. :,&1 %
l~nk Stock, Par Ealus. s.eeo Na1se<
,o As1ssS = is: |s;:;: = '5s a7.;pta;: Il:
H. Oj,s; prppe1:r swEtL tY tte tvntany...., ~
e4:.3;S5 =
1ARL{I1ES..--- .Eoss.
Nm WATERMAN President.
GEO. u. JEW EFT. serrrtary-
, 1859-05-10

ROARDlEE.-(;entlelnen can OBJ
= tI!n p.:tSant well flrn he'd. With ao1rd 10
ps Me family u :j >t4c s..t.,. t.:o few l1s .atderA
'11 "a .Icenr cott1teu. DY3..tx
, 1859-05-10

ADVANCE IN PRODUCE !
, 1859-05-10

q See advertisement Of Boudoir Sewing
Machines, Leg Lake street. ia4-b4vi
1 l.. II. Singer Co.'S new and improved
Family Sewing Machines; also, Machines for
manufacturing heavy garments Of creyy descrip-
tIon, constantly on la11d at l4D Lake street. Cli-
cago. A. ". HARRIS, Agent. apl5-3m-csV7
, 1859-05-10
BY TELEGRAPH.
Four Days Later from Europe

ARRIVAL OF TIE ANGLO SAXON.
, 1859-05-10

CTATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY
~ OF COOK, M---Circuit Coust, Of Cook Ccunty-Ere-
tTiek peilck-r ~ 1Tan DeEcke-. Samuel ptIHcker,
s1i WILLIE i. pellleker Elan " Detcktr zad jalh
". uencker minors. and tha7 8ua,,Aa Samuel &. Wild
rn2n-Fxtitiuu for Partition.
AdsEi q The aon:rcsdeIee q the dete7dsnts abore
named having fItd in the ote ot the cefk of lid
Circuit Court cf Cock county notice d barely xTrn to
tha MD that said fed r. pe4tlon
fos partition in said CoU the ttteth dry Of Apr 1sss
md that thereufon issued out Of aad co0zt
a4nst eatd de1nta1t !eEDabie On The fourth Monday
Of Nay last l3s4l, as u by law Fequrrd:
Vow, unees Tou the nd defendants Kil!ssn Dt43eker
Samuel De1leker md William r. Deltcker Ellen u Del
SAMUEL C. Wd,n shall personally BE- and appear befors
sid crru Court Of Cock Coust! % the a~ day of tae
tAe fourth Monday of ~ ~ I'D plesd answer oE
matters md thing therrn charged and stated Will b. aksn
confed and decree entered axanH you according to
wA. [. CHURCH, Clerk.
Cox111- WAITE L JAnEsoz, coupirs SoFs.
rutl04H4a<4
, 1859-05-10

ITO TIE TRADE, CONTRAC-
7oas A4so5a &e-Fqr sae b. tAs cargo or y guam
titles 70 suit Fresh WattE Lime every package u
rahfed, and eo'd prize belsw other good cement
the market. MCRRY NELSON.
mylU1t-dS31 :l4 South Water street.
, 1859-05-10
TEETTNG OF THE CANAL TRt-S
TEST:N.

TIL. Trustees Of the Illinois and Michigan
Canal held their Annual Land Sale in this ri,y
yesterday. The bidders were scattering. and
the sales limited, The few tracts ,lispnstsl ui
ai,.tl,l,ed in a}l 10 S::.G0n
In 1!At. evening. 4 cn!lllilitt.r from !lr. for.
Wu,I.'rs and bont nwncr4. aEI ais, a commit
tee from tie Beard Of Trade met tln. Trustees
at tile Richmond 1Innsr-tl,e first In secure Il
rrI,1';ion Of tolls md the last to rcmnn-
l''ctor Of Tolls 10 Bridgeport, Bat nothing in
relation to either matter w;l5 dccdvL uppn
, 1859-05-10

EIRST FINE ART EXPOSITION
u CH!CAdu-An e1his:ton o. seec' ant a!ps1s-
citizens Of Chicago. WI te uI*ned Nouay tx aa t
Of May IN Euzrs BIll59 eoEres IT Lake street Az
WaaIsa aveaue.
Asthe ers ,.tempt' bring toeeh'rt An treasure" Of
ta: city fur the Qualification u tls pubic ard The Improve
nea, IT the gene "a tle. tie directors Invite thu general
Cooperation and Of ouE eticos IN securing
ttR full SUCCESS. The t,et # tie e1hi ~ re ~
pue! to advance the VI the Fit. il tl.scy.
The the of eyhtait: + Lake street
Tacc Of Atalastn. SsA~'n Tickets ufty e.nstc
Tickets Children under 1uee5l Year. Il
Of ase. nern cents. H"ar*rf exhibition f"rs3 v. t
O'Clock.
y. D.-Ch!iren under ten years of age viii nit 1t al
rptsd un!-s coua!ie.t ty ~ eats kuasd;ans,
lanes. Eanelils and Para*ls III te tkcn By tie ~.
tedant At tht duor ard returned 10 the retfn4
Tcketa fur the Exhibition kouxt At the Snrr of
S. Gsgs< Co. two do.fs west af the anI i.
the "a es Ut the fremont ar.t kichtnnrt Hu1.es.
Cat4.oxue nf the Exhibition Will l-t nab!v pz!ne
The eninE Of The Exhibition Is neresariy FJtpoEes u
MONDAY the 9th iEss.
, 1859-05-10
Ecm advertisements.

~ C. II ScR[FE4S Adssetisin1 Agent. & Dea,Iora
Il attAori=Ai to reetr< 4Ireti.n%sts for dis onI al s
Lsuf'aa PnpeTs of ht H'rsh- Fek il bsHly
, 1859-05-10

- It's a. easy as falling off log to pre-
sent respectable appearance at triaing cost.
by sending your old clothes to Aessrs. Cook l.
McLuin. M. > Dearborn street. who will return
them as good rs new. They do nil kinds Of
dyeing, securing and repairing.
, 1859-05-10

~ Our advice to the ladies' is. if thev be-
litut that ECONOMY is wealth." 10 send any
garments in need If repairing, dycing. or clean
iug III Mcssrs. Cook & Bros, lis Clark street,
who arr noted for performing nything in thai.
line in ! manner calculated to give perfect sat
isf1rt;pu
, 1859-05-10
IG1al,tro.

w AN'rED-pru. Clerk. Ono
~ ~, - ta:ce years rfpes;tnes ..dtrea Rox
2l3. Chicago +, q, ur4I4f6
, 1859-05-10

- 4 case Of hydropothy deserves notice
as occurring III the lake shore basin on Sunday,
where boat load ofyoungsters none Of them
over the size Of dccautcr stopper, found them
selves capsized into the still chilly waters Of the
lake. Fortunately MI we're rescued none the
worse Of the waiting.
, 1859-05-10

with thermometer ranging from IS. 10
S., there can be no greater luxury than cool,
clear, sparkling soda water. with ehoics fruit
syrups. r. R. Ball Co.. corner Of Clark aud
Madison streets, hare their fountain in full
operation. and ars prepared to supply their Gus
'oncrs with any davor desired. myC-4t
, 1859-05-10

ITO lsEN'I-~tureS aal DtficcS.-
Il nc ~ i kt Iwre:+. r .r:< ani r m1nis.1on
I',s.r.; ,'*, II Lok.x n.na. IN Eu!auxs u. u
IT.. l!n ItEt ,,:i. A~'. Sur. ah lt.el"at NJ ~
ltua.s stsrvi .-esuen xlvta INV |. a!s. store No.
So .tir:. Al :? = T. BENTLEY. III ltsturn
xtr<t. mIa&-Cas + I'm
, 1859-05-10

rI>O ltENT-Wcst Clllrago-Cot-
,a:e No. II. .i.:.s.a ,ls.4.. .:c: Of Chpn. Rent,
81: per a,,u:h o
u,.;.- Vi Is. tts,~t- .ear u lie s:.'e, sT;
4Rsh}c Unu4, on Tall tars, nth Carriage uoasa md
Sta.,r. Rxti, ~ -- ,,,
+}11 fe~t "s-' 'fa+'s 'F+-t ''-t"e*n o>speA'@s
AMI Cara ss,rsS. 3t.t .- ~! ..str.
41-J f+F ..1 ~ re mentioned LOT noo afse1
&aN ,sr tu4t yer yc-H
t.-e Lot loer r.. 4r Lid IN A7eaut, Gntn1 HAk
e7Ti: t. r.-t e-rt. .::'n@ N III. LNiALS
or itr Dl,ck IT. t.Arx -fr-St i.'nef M1d'-un 1Q%
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-01-21


LIVERPOOL Jan This has been holiday and there ii
nothing doing in cotton, and breadsus are quiet The cir
culars quote as follows for the week
Cotto-Sales of the week 55 600 bales including 1000
bales spectators and 5000 bales for export Sales Of
Friday estimated at 900 bales including LOCO bales for ex
port The market opened with declining tendency but
closed quiet and steady. New Orleans fair Mddng
Mobile fair 1885, Middling 6z; Upland fair q; Mdding
II-16.
The annual statement the stock porto be 3 900
bales including 600 bales showing 36 900 bales in excess
Of the estimated stock The total of the were
900 bales increase of $4,000 bales last year.
advance.
Breadstu- Richardson Spence Il Co., quote -four as
very dull but nomnally unchanged. Wheat is firm at an
advance of 3D. chiefly fine qualities As Cd 6s 3d.
white 5s 10d 4d, and southern 6s. 3D. Is Cd. Corn
is firm at 2s advanee-whte 32s $751; yellow 1ss. g.;
mixed 27s. a 2Ss.
ProvisionsBeef is heavy and qotatons barely main
tanned. Pork is dull. Bacon firm Lard is firm at 56s.
Produce-Rosn closed buoyant stock Sales at
3s I'd I'd Holders demand advance Sugars closed
firm. Spirits Turpentine dull at 39s.
| Money Mdrbet-LoNDEN, Dec. 31.--The money market
has been very active Bullion in the Bank of England has
decreased fS2 STERLING. Consos 968 962 dividend
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-01-21
DIED.

In Onslow county, the Nth instant the 10Th year
his age Mr.. DEMPSEY HARPER 90 Dust thou art, and
ment. But when youth just budded into noble
hood surrounded by all the ties that endear this
world with the bright future giving promise of long and
useful life, thus cut down like the green bay tree,
Remember friends, as you pass by,
As you now once was |
As | am now, you must be;
Prepare to die, and follow me- ICON.
In this town. 81 O'Clock Sunday morning 10th inst
Of scarlet fever, JOHN W. K, only child of John W. K.
and Sarah E. Dix, aged years and days.
In this town, the morning Of the 18th ns AUGUSTA
WRIGHT infant daughter of Walker and Caypoe Meares,
aged year, two months and seven days.
In this town yesterday morning, MARGARET ELIZABETH,
infant daughter of Mabra and Susan D. PetteWay aged
months and II days.
MARY MATILDA daughter of P. L. & Sarah E. Anders,
aged one year, eleven months and twenty days
In this town. yesterday morning. at half past two o'clock, of
Scarlet Fever SAMUEL HOLMES only of Robert S.
and Rebecca A Radcliffe aged years, II months and Il
days.
In this town, the 18th inst, hrs ELIZA j. RO Der
SON, aged about AZ years. xess
In Swansboro Onslow county, the 18th inst, after
lingering illness of consumption of two three years stand
ing Mrs CHARITY PIGOlT wife of Capt. Elijah Pigott
of Swansboro n Co. aged AZ years. In the death of Mrs
time she has been member OF the NJ E. Church, and
ed out faith uy to the end and died in the full
way of all flesh She has gone to her long home where
should all prepare to meet her when the Great AN calls
Ito obey Mrs has left husband and several children,
tbesdes numerous friends and relatives to mourn her osS
And must this body die;
This well wrought frame decay 49,
And must these active limbs of mine
Lie Wondering in the clay. G. W. w.
In Onsow county, the til inst, Mr. VIM STEVENS,
aged about 35 years. BE beloved bya large circle OF
relations and friends dispensaton Of Divine Pro
and Sisters but to the good the entire community where
it took place. Prepare to meet thy Cod
Na.Marianna [FIa.) Patriot please copy.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-01-21

RsIN-The receipts for the past week have been light
and there only a small stock offering market In the
grades scarcely anything has been done, owing mainly
to the of vessels port thereby rendering diff
cult buyers ship and there very little OF the finest
quality offering sale. We quote sales of only 200 bbls No.
81 IS 81 %, and 800 bbls low No. at 81 20 y bbl
In the Common article there has been decidedly better
feeling in the market Saturday last caused by the IA
vorabe from abroad and prices have gone up Is 20
cents-cosng firm 81 % for large size bbs Sales as
follows Saturday, IL 100 bbls at 81 20 for tale bb and
8 $40 1bs Tuesday, 1000 do 81 20 per 80 lbs; and
Wednesday, 1000 do. at 81 Is for large size bbls.
TAR-Has been in rather better request since last,
and gone up cents Received for the week 300 bbls
which changed hanls at 81 so 81 IS per bbsaes since
Wednesday being at latter price,
BEEF CATTLEThe receipt of Beeves continue very light
and consequence the supply in butchers hands has be-
come nearly worked off We note brisk demand existing
and afew would sell quick We quote at 81 CTS
for ordinary and cents % ID. for prime quality stall
fatted.
BARRELs-In Empty Spirit Turpentine Barrels have
ohing new to report for the week just ended The arr
walls since have been meagre, but notice mod
crate stock hands We quote sales of few lots al
81 IS 81 7Oas they rum and 81 IS 81 80 each for select
ed second hand ones-eash and 80 days.
review of Friday last the advces from
abroad have proved rather unfavoabe
prices have declined and fully cent lower than
reported on this day week The receipts have been light
and there but little remaining unsod on MARKET notwth
standing which fact closes inactive holders generally
asking for good mddng, but buyers are not DIS
to operate this price, We quote sales for the week
of $40 bales prices ranging from lo3 to IL 916 cents d.
as follows Friday 20 bales at lo3 log for ordinary and
6 do at LIZ cents for low middling Saturday. at IL cts
for good ordinary at III cents for middlng l4S at la
cents for strict mddng 81 at liz cents for good mddng
and at Ii GIG cents do do Monday at IL cents fel
GOOD middng Tuesday, 16 at II cents for middng, 4at III
tents for do and at i'll cents for good mdding
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-01-21
Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF WILMINGTON. NORTH CAROLINA
ARRIVED.


Jan. 1s-schr. Ned Henderson, from New York, to Har
riss & Howell.
schr Emily, Griffin, from New York, to J. Il. FIanner;
schr R. W. Brown, Andrews, from New York, to z. G.
Jan. 14-Brg Joseph Albion, Fifeld, from wimngtons
Del, to G. 81. Dudley. 49,
Is Steamer southerner, Cobes from Fayetteville, to
l5~Brig belmont Lock, Park from cardenas, to Kdder
Dutch Brig Josephine Fairly, from surinam to Adams
Brother & Co.
schr Otter Rock, Cox, from Camden Me- to T. C. Worth;
I6schr. Vermont Elliott, from St. Thomas to Kidder
Martin. esssssss Ssa
JAM 17-steamer Flora Mcdonald, Hurt, from Fayete:
vile, to T. c. B. G. Worth.
wR messs on going por
Briggs s. P Brown, FIN this port and John Bach from News
- Steamer Sun, Rush, from Fayetteville, to Allan q
19schr j. S. Davis Pate, Tar Landing, to Rankin&
Martin with naval stores. 80. n
schr D. Laynia, Cranmer from Jacksonyle to Rankin
Martin with naval stores, cotton and pea nuts. q
l9-Steamer J. Fl. Haughton, Maginni7 from Gulf on
Barge Pioneer Cassidey, from Egypt, on Deep River
with coal iron and copper, ore, flour, &c I
schr j. H. Flanner, Darcy, from New York. to Harrss
schr Laura Harker, from shaotte, to Anderson Saw
2O-schr O. H. Tolley saford from Bamore to Russell
& Bro; with mdze. .isss,ss s-; 49, .ss&a
CLEARED.
| JAM 14-Schr. W. H. Howard Brown for Newbern, by
| RANKIN q Martln with mdZe.
schr. Florida TALL for Charleston by Russell Bro. with
rough rice and naval stores
schr. John Williams, Curtis, for New York, by T. G.
Worth with naval stores, &c. s.,s5s e
Schr. H. A. Rogers Rogers, for Philadelphia, by T. G.
Worth with naval stores &C.
JAN 1.-Steamer Sun, Rush, for Fayetteville by Alen&
| Clark es
l5.-Brg wndward CHM, for Brazil, by o. G. Parsley &
Co.; with lumber.
schr. Francis sattery Cooper for New York. by A. D.
| Cazaux with naval store, cotton, &c. -E
15Schr P A. Sanders, Ireland, for Philadelphia by 7.
| G. Worth with naval stores, &c.
| 17-schr: Moonlight, stutes for New York, by g. W.
| Davis with naval stores, &c.
l8-schr Hugh W. Fry Marshall, for New Orleans, by
Russell Bro; with naval stores.
Schr Hattie Ross Poland for Portland Me-, via. Boston,
by Keith & Fanner; with naval stores &c.
Barquantine Col John McRae, Barry for Havana, by
| 81. Chadbourn Co.; with lumber.
i 19-Schr. Alabama Crowther for Baltimore, by Russell
& Bro; with naval stores, lumber, &C.
Barque Carnoa, Hopkins, for Gaudaloupe, by c. H. Dud
f ley; with lumber.
19-Steamer Flora Mcdonald, Hurt for Fayetteville by
| T. c. q B. G. Worth.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-01-21
MARRIED.,

At the Catholic Church. in this town. the 18th instant
by Rev. Thomas Murphy, Mr. FRANCIS NJ. AGOSTINI, to
Miss JOSEPHINE |. GROVES.
In H c. Martins Tailor Shop, in the town of Kenansve
N. Co. Tuesday, 18th inst, by James Murray, Esq., Mr..
ZEBEDEE SWANSON, to Miss MALSEY MASHBURN all
of Dupn.
In Baden county, the 18th nst by j. H. Clark, ESQ.,
Badcn.
In this County, the 10th inst, by W. T. j. Vann Esq.,
Mr. SAMUEL SHEPARD to Miss MARGARET SHEPPARD.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-01-21

New YORK, Jan. l9th,-A. M.
Mo steamship City of Washington, with Liverpool
-, 70 the 9Th inst, arrived here yesterday.
ro,ycE.-LouiS Napoleon, at his New Years day
o made threatening remarks relative to the Austri-
Minister which attracted general attention. His re-
,,Es caused considerable decline at the Bourse
Trry-ItaIian affairs are more threatening.
cpA1N.-The Spanish Ministry has declared that
,,an will never sell Cuba.
porAND-A formidable conspiracy has been discov-
red at Cracow.
European Markets.
LIVERPOOL, JAN. s. 1859.
Cotton dull closed steady, but with turn in favor
buyers Some circulars say at Lied. decline Bread
tufts firm. All qualities of Wheat and Corn slightly
avanced. Provisions dull.
COnsols closed at 963s.
further Foreign Markets Per Steamer City of
Washington.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 9Th
Richardson Spence & Co., quote Rosin firm and
arce-3s. I'd. IS. I'd. Spirits Turpentine steady at
9ss 3d. $685. Corn firm at an advance of Is.
THE COALFIELDs BILL PASSED THE SENATE.
The following despatch reached our office at precisely
Eve minutes after II o'clock today:
RALEIGH, JAN 10, 1859.
Eds Journal The Coalfeds Railroad Bill has passed
@ Senate, % to 10. Fire 100 guns for this and the
arrival of first cargo of Coal that will reach you.
I'VE learn that the first cargo of coal is expected to
arrive here today.-JoUR.
Congress.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 10.
The Senate yesterday discussed the Pacific Railroad
Bn. The postal committee have agreed to recommend
rereestabshment of the rates of l845.
The House discussed the recommendations Of the Pre-
,dcnt in regard to Cuba Mexico etc.
The Post Master General estimates the amount re-
red for the postal service Of the next fiscal year al
seventeen millions of dollars.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. Jan. goth, 1884. NJ.
COngress-Ixansas &c.
The Pacific Rail Road Bill was under discussion il
The Senate and the Cuba and Diplomatic bill in the
House of Representatives On yesterday
Outlawry continues to rage in Kansas. The Nilsson
legislature has appropriated thirty thousand dollars
for the protection of its frontier.
New York Markets.
New YORK, Jan. Is, 1882. M.-Cotton firm
Wheat buoyant; Southern red 81 49, white 81 40 g
81 30 per bushel. Corn firm white 81 80 cents.
Spirits Turpentine dull at 1872 so cents per gallon
Resin firm at ST. so per barrel.
New York, January 10, 1882. NJ.
Cotton is buoyant, Middling UpIands II 12115.-
Wheat buoyant; Southern Red 81 80 q ST "a; White
81 IS a 81 45per bushel. Corn buoyant Mixed 49,.
cents New Yellow 81 cents per bushel. Spirits Tur
pnine dull at 4915 cents per gallon. Common Rosil
steady at 81 III 81 so. -
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-01-21
REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET,
EoR THE WEEK ENDING JANUARY 10Th, 1859,

TURPENTINE-The market continued steady at last Thurs
day quotations up to Monday, when, with better feeling
among buyers the close of the day the price advanced
cents ali qualities. 1t has since ruled firm, and all
ceved has found ready sale at 81 IS for virgin and yellow
Dip and 81 for hard. For the week ended this morning
900 ,lIr
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-01-21

NoTE-River Lumber Tar, and Turpentine, sold in the
water subject to the expense of landing inspection
cooperage &c. say lumber 80 cents 81 f NJ; Tar and
Turpentne about 10 @ Ia cents % bbland naval stores
when brought Railroad, about the expenses in
curred.-*F For virgin mixed Turpentine a deduction
of onefth is made the price of yellow dip,
cording to quality.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-01-21
d sales foot up 1929 bbls. as follows:

This morning $50 bbs. changed hands at price to be
fixed market unsettled, and prices tend upward.
SPIRITS closing review Thursday
last price advanced IL cent since which the market
has ruled quiet with limited transactions at 45 IL cents
This morning sales have taken place, and is dull at
above figure. The sales for the week comprise only o39
bbs. follows: