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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-01-23

Hobbs, John King samI DAVIS, W J Farr, Thomp-
SON Faml Jarvis, Hobbs, VIM Hobbs, J Piner.
TToncis Redd |, w Tpptt John King, r Jenkins,
Walton George Foy, VIM King John Gornto, Bishop.
R Wi iiams A Hobbs, Fl Mills. J Hansley,
King o H Horn, r Yopp, Edmund Jenkins. Uzza Jen-
kins D Marshall, d Eashbern, John Wison-6S''
EXTRACT
ApJ'F AND IEsP'R GENERALS OFFICE,
- Richmond, Dec. IL, 1861,
., SPECIAL ORDER No 26l.
WVuT The resignatoas of the following named clicers
are accented by the President take effect to-day
CAPTAIN NJ. L f. Redd Company E. 3rd North Carolina
Volunteers By command of the Secretary Of War
" JNO WITHERS.
Jan. q, 1862 It's Assistant Adjt Gen'l."
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TOE Dspastmre Of 'he Southern Commissioners Z .n
"suIhy."
The Boston Journal Of January 2, gives the follow
ing additional particulars Of the reeese of MessGs Ma
soa and Side, from the Boston bl8tile:
The departure Of +liGet aud Mason from Fort " AZ
rem yesterday was conducted as qaety as possible
The Garrison with the exception OF tue guards on du
ty were kept from the side of the Fort where the pris
oner8 quarters were and there we;e bat few persons on
the wharf when they embarked The other political
prisoners they b. de them good bye, CONGRATULATED
them their release Mir. Mason went eff in good
humor. Indeed be has recently been 10 good Spirits
and has horne his imprisonment with the air Of phi
l0sopher
Mr.. Sidell was somewhat suky, and not at al pleas
ed at going in such transformations manner and in
such vessel. He evidently expected that steamer
would here especially for them. Part of his i'll
nature may be owing to his health, which has not been
good to some weeks, keeping him pretty close lis
room although he has not called for NJ deal aid.
The tug Starlight, with the four rebes reached Prov
ncetown little before P. H., aud mm diaely pro-
ceeded to the English soop Of wag RiUa TO- and trans
ferred her passengers. Commander Hudson, who was
in charge Of the arrangements, went with them on
board the English war vessel ard remained on board
for about fifteen minutes, when he returned to the tug
| At about z. 1.-the Rinaldo get under way and
proceeded on Der voyage. La about TWO hours after
wards violent gale commenced, and blew ali night a
Provincetown, with almost the violence Of hurricane
but the wind off shore, probably the safety O
the vessel was not endangered During the stay OF th
RinaidO at PrOvlncetown, no communication allow
ed with the shore, any boat allowed to com
along side.
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From he Petersburg Express.
Foster, ghe SOtOIisus.

TIE Nashville Bdaner says
=" iEe notorious FOsteT-6nce Departmental clerk IN
Washington city, then Norfolk editor, and finally
claimant before Congress for seat Representative
from r orth Carolina DlsuCt-Still turns up Ike the
old shoe OF Arabian story. He has been figuring more
extensively this winter than usual Il Turns out that
the grand scheme OF a Provisional Government for the
Old North State originated il his BRAIN and has bad
little existence outside CT it, except through the news
papers, at bis hsigatioD An investigating committee
those necessary machines of Yankee Iegsiaion-bas
brought to light mass OF amusing rascaijty On the
subject during the inquest Fosters prctennn to
Congressional konoFs The result o-4's aboFs is de,
cson against him. strange to say as being the first In
stance where the L0conites have rejected the ass0c
ton Of real thorough paced scoundre Ii this con-
nection may add that much respected sister Of
tar aud urpenne celebrity has sincere coincidence
for tn production of such pair OF knaves this Eos
ter and his twinfellOw IN guilt and depravyH Helper
The latter he's been the Fortunate fer he got au
Office, although they Go say, that his appointm
designed TO get him cut OF the country. Fosters per-
sSence will probably ii the end prov equally success
f1l because the thieves at Washington viii be un-
able 10 stand bis wholesale iadeceDcy any longer"
Our cotempOraryi is mistaken TO the nativity Of
Foster He IS not native OF \ nth Carolina but is
from the genuine Yankee State Of Maine upcn who's
soil he first the Light of day in of whose i0stj
uons be was educated, and where be resided until
past his majority. North Carolina may have produc d
the migrate Helper, but she is rot responsible for tie
bringing forth ct such creature as F0s9r,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-01-23

The UTLEY GUN.-1his excellent and beautiful cue,
manufactured p the city of Petersburg aud which
brought to this city sometime since by direction of the
War Department, Tor the purpose of undergoing trial.
under the supervision of Gen. Huger was returned to
the former city yesterday We informed that the
trial to which it subjected while here was eminent
satisfactory and it is spoken of by those yerse1 in
such matters the most complete piece of the kind in
exstence.
We learn that it is the intention of the inventor br
Utley, of Eorlh Carolina, to make some further i'm
proyement upon the gun, which being completed, be
thinks will render it masterpiece of artillery-Nor-
folk Day Book.
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STRONG PosITIoN-A letter from Bowling Green, dated
the 8th, to the Nashville Union, says:
Notwithstanding the excitement that prevailed in this
section two weeks since in consequence of the
ing forward OF our oops and the fight that followed
WoOdsOnvle the prospects of general engagement TAX
ing place immed atey not strong they then
Our advance lines under Gems Hudmaa and Breckenridge
still Cave City and at Oakladd though is report
ed this morning that he former has fallen back the latter
place and joined Breckinridge Our army here has in
creased in numbers until 1t has attained immense
strength. Every hill in this vicinity fortified, and every
avenue to the place carefully guarded. All the fords,
bridges and passes Barren river which this
town 1s tha north eide guarded Dy Notifications
and oostruced by timber which has been feed in every
] mvey Precs9tlon has been taken, ano 1ne as
lenses Of the place mpegnabe. is the opinion OF many
that an early advance OF the enemy contemplated This
may may not be the case Il is subject upon which all
speculation is uttPrlv vain
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CAPTURE CT gCHR. WILDER.

MOBILE, Jan. 3d. 1862.
The Schooner :" Wilder" from Havana, loaded with
Cigars and Eandries captured the goth instant,
ID miles below Fort Morgan. On yesterday, Capt.
Cotr had sharp and credtable with himself
the schooner Wilder, of the Lagoon
No loss OF life side. The enemy lost ships gig
and number of men, but succeeded taking possession
Of the schooner and cargo.
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a SIGNIFICANT FACT.-In our despatch of Havana
news published yesterday, mention is made OF very
significant Tact 1t stated that The Spanish feet
Lett there IN December and ind taken possession OF Vera
CRUZ that the French feet left on the I'd of the present
month"; and that the English fleet had octbdro1,a from,
The expedition. Why was this? The Mexican expedi-
ton tripartite arrangement betweea the three
Powers England, we believe, being the foremost. and
each to furnish given number Of troops and ships
Of war. This sudden backing out OF her Majesty s
craft would to indicate that she has more import
ant business on hand than teaching manners and good
government to the halfcvijzed Mexicans Very like.
y she intends to civze the Yankees who have become
DClh exceedingly insOent and barbarous of late Old
Abe would at least do well to look out for the retjr.
ing heet'-SavGnnah Republican, 18th.
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TAKE NOTICE.

All pub -tions IF donations, exceeding ten lines will
hereafter he charged for at regular rses of advertising
Daily paper tive Gems per line. Weekly paper cents
per inc. y will publish acknowledgements C. eertaIly but
not unnecessary details.
All obituary notices viii he charged the rates, and
meme will b. published cur columns unless the cash is
paid in advance We forced in seIfdefence to adopt
adhere this u}e, and cannot and will not keep
accounts OF snch matters December 2Sth 1851.
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Wilmington. N. c., Jan. 18th, 1862
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

%ElIstEsEa,E At7A NAA > IsO AOE<'
yaE SUBSCRIBER having at the last Term of the Court
Pleas ard Quarter Sessions held for the Cousy of
New hanover qualified Administrator of the estate of c.
N. Foy deceased hereby gives notice to all persons
having claims against said estate to present them properly
authenticated within the time prescribed by law other Use
this will be plead bar of their recovery All who
are Indebted to the estate notified make pay ment
Immediately. NICH'S n. NIXON, Administrator.
Jan Nth 1862 u03W-2I3t
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Wilmington NtatrfcS.

1t important that all the official members be present st
thu first Quarterly Conferences.
The District Stewards Rev. +. Culhreh. Dr. K.
Devaae Messrs David Saunders Jesse James Thos.
Hall Samuel j. Eeerv, VIM H. Walker. Avon =. Hall, Vim
j. Pa ber. John z, Brown, jonathan ~. Thompson and
Asa X Walker Their Glternates. in fhe order OF their
nan es are Messrs T. Maxwell, Soln Turner, John How
ard ID D Campbell. WIN ID. Carr, s. f. Bell w. Potter
Z. Z. Greone. Rev n. z. Owen, Samuel King, AbLer
Erwin, and VIM. Sutton
These Gentlemen will hold their meeting in the Office Of
Rev Mir Guthrie the basement of the Front tt. Church.
Wilmington, Monday, Feb Sd 1862, at IL o'clock A. nj
CAABES F. DEEMS, P. b.
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CONFEDERATE WAR TAXI

TINE TAX BOOK for my collection district has been
ceved from the Assessors, and is open for inspection
by the payers. ANY person challenging the
ments will be allowed to do at any time within three
weeks ron, the first day OF February next"
JAMES ALDERMAN
AsstStGnt Tar C0iteet0r
n B.My Histrct composes all South of Market street
and West of the Cape Fear River, within the limits of VIII
of the North East Branch of the Cape Fear River.
J. A..
Jan. 8. 104-d&Wt1F*
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The WAY TO BE HAPPY-A story is told OF two
travellers in Lapland, which throws more light on the
art OF being happy than whole volume OF proven bs and
apborsns Upon a very cold day 10 winter they were
driving along in sedge wrapped in urs from head to
foot. Even their faces closely covered ana you
could hardly see anything but their eye brOws aud these
were white and giisening with frost. At length they
saw poor man who had sunken down beUumed and
frozen in the snow. % We must stop and beIp him.,
said one Of the travellers. Stop I'D Up him !"
piled the other, you will think OF oppiBg on
such day this We half frozen ourselves and
ought to be at journeys end as soon as possible"
But cannot leave this to perish, and he stop
ped the se3ge. Come said he, come and help me
to raise him" " Not l." replied the other 8.
have too much regard for my life to expose myssIt
to this freezing atmosphere more than is necessary.
will sit here, and keep myself till you
come back SO saying he re8OluteIy kept his seat
while his com JaUiOn FASTENED TO relieve the pershng
man, whom they had so providentiay discovered The
ordinary used for restoring consciousness
but the traveller intent upon saving the life OF
eilowcreaure, that be forgot bis own exposure and
what were the consequences? Why the very efforts
which he made to warm the stranger warmed himself
He had the sweet consciousness OF doing benevolent
act and he also found himself glowing from head foot
by reason Of the exertiOns which be had made. And
how it with bis companion who was so much afraid
Of exposing himself? He almost ready to freeze
Notwithstanding the efforts be had been making to keeE
himself warm The lesson to be derived from this litt>
incident is obvious.
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REnrY-EIrE noIIARs EEwARn.

TWEErY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
D ANYWAY from the subscriber the Sth of this 20
LII month, his negro man LAR0GK or JIM. LarockfA
about FIVE feet five inches high Is OF age DARK ~
copper colour rather in his dress. He probably
lurking about town. reward Of SIS win be paid for his
delivery to me or in jail.
HENRY M. DRAEE
Wilmington, N. c., Jan. l1th, 1862. lO7.2w2 LIT,
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
BLDCKADING FLElT OFF CHARLIE TON.
RICHMOND VA IAN. 22d l3Gf

fICHMOfDI VA, Jan. I'd 81.
The ck4dDg fact of Charleston Tuesday, consist
ed of 49, OF arrivals, and sail vessels.
AUGUSTA, Ca Jan 22d 1862
The Sava nah Republican of this morning says that in the
Confederate Court Monday Capt. D. S. Martini charged
with abscoudDg with the Yatch Wanderer, was found
guilty.
TIE News learns from gentleman Florida, that
Cedar Keys captured by the Federass Thursday
last Heavy firing heard that direction on the same
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n9ASxEtEAf.

IL New Hanover courty. the 18th inst, by j P-Rch
ards Esq Mr. TIMOTHY T. GEORGE, to Mss Case
LINE j. FkRROW.
IN this County the 18th instant by Rev. D. B. ack
NJ. BENAJkH CARROLL to Mrs. MARTHA A. BLACK.
In Duplin county, the 10th inst, by Stephen r. Sim
mons ESQ Mr. LOVET DORMAN, to Miss FANNY TUR.
NEF, al of Dupiin county, n. c..
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III IiIC = OuL g"ls
RALEIGH, n. g., Jan. 18th, 1862.

RALEIGH n. g., Jan. 18th, 1862.
At an election held at Camp Mangum, near Raleigh
Friday, the 18th iust the following field officers
were elected for the 38th Regiment North Carolina
Troops
VIM. J. Hoke, Of Lincoln county, Colonel
O. IL. Dockery, of Richmond d" 1t. Colonel.
q. w. Sharp, Of Alexander Major.
and the following companies compose said Regiment,
viz:
Spartan Band, Capt A. g. Moseley, OF Du lin CO., Co. A
Men Of adkn, " 4. l.. Cook, Yadkn " " T.
Sampson Farmers, " P. r. Troubefcld Sampson - g c.
DO. Plough Boys, " John Ashford, Sampson . " y.
hichmond Boys, 40 II. DoCkery, Richmond "
sulphur Wild Cats " Joshua Little, Catawba " " F.
Rocky Face Rangers G. ". Sharpe, Alexander . G..
Uwhsrrie Boys Capt Noah Rush, Randolph " H.
Cleaveld Nj ksm 0, =" D. p. Gardner. Cleavelald &" l..
Company K not reported. <.
This Regiment is now in camp Raleigh, but
expect to be ordered off in few days, we know not
where can assure you, sirs that if the 38th should
ever be engaged in fight that they will give credit to
the Old North State also the Con ederate States of
America We haze enlisted 10 fight for Southern free
dom, and IRE attend to conquer die in its defence
Tours Respectfully, &c. in haste, NJ,
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FROM GEN. CRITrENDEN's acknowledgements
Victory IN KENTUCKY-The Knoxville Register, of
the / 7th inst. says:
By private letter from Gen. Crittendens command,
We learn that skrmish recently took place between
our forces in Kentucky and the enemy IN which the
Yankees were completely routed with reported loss of
twenty. The letter states that Thursday the 9th)
the General ordered part of his command across the
river and when we arrived the bank, the Yankees
commenced brisk fire on US. We were ordered 10 re-
the fire, when they threw down their arms and run
man that saw the fight says there twenty OF the
enemy killed There was nobody killed our side, and
only two wounded. We took large amount OF arms
and ammunition
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DR.. DEErEs's sEMIHAEtY FOR YOUNG LADIES,
WILSON, ~. G.
TgIIIE SEVENTH SESSION OF THIS SCHOOL will com
4 mence January t3d, 1862
The Seminary located the CHEST and perhaps most
heathy the Wilmington Il Weldon Rail ad, and
quiet and desirable portion Of the town The
building is ample al the departments will be supplied
with teachers OF ability and experience,
Board So a week. This includes washing, the pupils fur
nshing their lights Tuition from sic to SIS session,
according to the advancement Of the pupil Music, with
of the instrument, $2l So Drawing $40; Oil Painting
$40.
For other information, please address
CHARLES F. DEEMS, Rector
Dec. 3Ist, 1861 97-lm-l9-lm*
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NOTICE.

Nessrs. BEAVES CLARK infoITI their
SFNETEIA friends and the public, that they pre-
R2SAJZ. pared to ahelter all Carriages brought to
repar hat they also prepared build
pair all kinds of Vehicles. Ckdrens carriages neat
paired and all work dona promptly. Bring your Carriage,
Buggy Cart, Dray Wagon, to the Of ARK IT
and TWELFTH STREETS, where every body gets good
work done.
Jan. 18th, 1862 li1-1t&22It*
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i SUCCESSOR To STOKLEY & OLDHAM the Sub
"A scrber proposes to continue the business, al the
sane s-Cce South Water Street and Cane Fear
Corn and Flour Mills North Water Street. Bishop
Hoeland hopes merit nc of that patooageand
confidence, literally bestowed upon the late ffm
ALEX. OLDHAM.
Wilmington, N. c., Jan. 18TH 1862 lib
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DISSOLUTION,

FE7HE CO PARTNERSHIP OF STOKLEY + OLDHAM
l. dissolved by mutual consent, the first day CT
January 1862 Alex oldham having purchased the entire
property and assets of the concern, will settle ali claims,
and is authorized TO receive all dues.
JAMES STOKLEY,
ALEX. OLDHAM.
Wilmington, n c., Jan. 18th, 1862
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CAMP CANAL, Morehad City, n. c,
Jan. l4'h, 1852.
MeSsrS. Edors:-Allow me 10 return thanks through
the Journal to the ladies' Of Dupn Wayne and Lenor for
100 pr socks Shirts 20 quilts and blankets. end coat
sent to "Herring's Artillery"
Respectfully &c, VI. A. 4, Capt.
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In the Diaro Gle Ia Marina of the 5h instant will be
found complete, aud, doubt very exact list of the
vessels composing the Spanish of which the following
is a oBdensed summary
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BEEy CATTLE-Are brought to market sparingly and
there only small stock in butchers hands There is
ing from "A to 10 cents per ID, an in quality.
BEEswAx-20 to % cents per ID.
owing to the high prices asked dealers purchase sparngy
We quote small sales at is 20 cents for hog round and 20
BUrFERThe market moderately supplied at present
the demand limited We quote at 40 to so cents
Observation-Disclosures 60 to S5 cents, and Tallow % to
80 cents per h.
active demand. We quote at 81 per bushel
FIo1RThe market is rather better supplied than noted
in last several parcels having arrived during the week
prices continue to rule high howeve and in consequence
the sales are principally in the retail way. We quote at
50 rs 50 so for supene and So rs to $40 per bbi for
family, according to quantity.
this head notice active demand at full prices
Only few small lots Of Germ have been received for some
last sale per bushe and this price could be
readily obtained at present For WHEAT, Rye. OATS and
receipts for weeks and consequently we are unable
to give quotation
Orleans sells slowly at 70 rs cents per
OsNABuRGs-21 a 223 cents Per yard.
PoTAToEsAre scarce and prices high Irish sell at 81 90
to 81 IS per bushe pd Sc bb and Sweet 81 per bush
PoULTRy-Ths market is. poorly supplied: Fowls are
selling % to 80 cents for live ones and Ia cents per h.
for dead Turkeys rs cents to 81 for live, as 30 size, and
Is l6 cents per Id. for dressed
PoRKBut little coming to maket, and there Is an active
demand We quote from at l2a IL cents per 10.
PEA NUTs-Are in moderate demand, and sell from wa
at prices ranging from e5 cents to 81 per bnshe
cording to quality.
| RICE-Cean sells at 4 a At cents per ID.
SUaARIs in moderate stock, and there merely rets
demand We quote follows: Common brown ID cents
yellow 49, clarified a. white l6 IT. crushed d. and Loaf
! Is cents per ID by the bbl.
sALr-Mads at the Sound. is selling in quantities want
! ed ct 81 per bushel
sHEETING, 20 cents per yard.
YARNs-Nos. to 10, 80 cents per ID.
| TALLow-Seis at l6 a II cents per ID.
RHIsKEY-Common 81 so to ST. 90 per gallon.
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SECOND DISPATCH.

THE MnITTA--For the information of our readers
enabled to state few facts connected with the
contemplated calling out of the militia, which Of course
is as yet only prospective, and may may not be found
necessary. AS at present contemplated it embraces
thirty-three counties, viz
Beaufort Green, Craven Jones, Cartcret OoslUw
New Hanover Duplin, Lenoir, Wayne. Halifax, Samp-
son, Brunswick, Columbus, Baden, Johnston Wake,
Currituck, Pasquotank Camden, Perqzimans, Chowans
Washington, Iyrrel, Gates HertEcrd, Northampton,
BERTHE, Martin, Edgecombe, Wilson, Pitt and Hy de.
When ordered to the fed the militia viii receive the
same pay rat10ns and quarters, the volunteers or
regular Amy. On arriving at the point OF destination
when called out they must apply Though their proper
officer, to the Confederate Commssary and Q1arermas-
ter respectively for raons and tents such other quar-
tiers as he may be able 10 assign them. Of the
officers will that the General orders, directing the
men TO carry with them SO many days cooked ratons,
be 10 all strictly complied with the neglect OF
it causes much suffering end prVatiGn. 1t would he
work OF supererOgat0n in to suggest to the COnftd
officers having these matters 10 charge the stern
necessity there exists for having plenty Of good tents
hand for the Of the militia if called cut, such
other quarters may be found most convenient and
comfortable. The rigoS of winter are upon u.s. AMI il
will not do to call men to the field and leave them un-
provided with shelter
1t may be possible that may be ordered to points
where there is neither Quartermastr nor Commissnry,
the oficers however that provision is made for
the proper shelter and subsistence of their men, wherever
ordered and it is the duty OF the Confederate ocera
under all circumstances 10 cooperate with them in this
laudable work All delinquiuCes whereby men are
caused &c suffer from hunger exposure should be
promptly reported headquarters wherever that may
be.--Statc Journal.
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NUL1Ca1.
PURSUANCE Of Mortgage Deed from ]. 3. B. Monk,
I to the undersigned will he sold in Magnolia, the 9Th
of February next the HOTEL AND LOT present
pied by the sad Monk and fourteen young valuable and
likely NEGROES. Part cash will be reguiiea,
z. MURPHY, / ,s.r.nauo,a
CHAS. H. HARRIS, sAo' 'e~sos''
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SALE OF WRECKED PROPERTY In THE TOWN
OF SNANSB0RO'.

SALE OF WRECKED PROPERTY IN THE TOWN
OF SWANSB0RO'.
w Ill BE SOLD in swansboro at public auction for
w cash. Wednesday, the 5h day OF February, 1862,
what remains of the wreck of the British ship York 95l
Tons Register stranded the Beach, BoTdns Banks,
north ct Bogue Inlet, about two miles.
Also Anchor 81 cTt and 20 athoms cable IS fathoms
new l Anchor u and s. fathoms cable, IS IA
thoms new; | Anchor, Is cwt., 80 fatboms Moor
ing chain Spare Spar, 10 feet long, by l74
inches dametor SUITE sails, complete spare tOpmast
and spare topsai yard, all the other spars complete
cooking with cooling utensils medicine chest and
code of signals erabn wrenches and large quantity
small chain work large assortment of lrCp wolk guam
tity Of paint black yellow the cabin furniture the
standing and running large OF purchase
bloc ks boats, long boat, Pinnace and zig. ef-E
The sale will commence at IL O'Clock and contradiction
day to day, until disposed OF. l.tIfs
E. W. WARD.
ID. A. HUMPHREY.
JAM IS. ls92.-1l0-tds. Agents.