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canadian -four was scarce and In fair demand and
nrm at quotations. with sales OF 900 bbs Rye
unchanged, with sales Of 27S bbb. Corn meal was
steady at quotations, with sales Of $50 bbs Wheat
sales Of 100000 bushels At 81 81 for white Western,
81 10 81 II for Chicago spring, 81 II 81 IL for
MiIwaukee club 81 Is 81 70 for amber Iowa,
81 "a 81 26K for red Western 81 27 81 80 for amber
do, and 81 81 81 80 for white Michigan Corn
firm, and sound lots rather better. Tho sales
baced rs 900 bushels at Soc for Eastern mixed,
and at 49c 54c for unsound and at 69hc 6oc. for
sound shipping lots OF Western mixed Rye lower,
with sales Of 900 bushels at CSC. 70c Barley and
barley malt wore nominal Oats were nrmer, with sales
of Western and State at $780, 60c for fair to choice quail
ties
bags OF Rio on privat TO terms
CorroN.-1he market quiet and sales confined to
about 200 200 bales closing at 66c 57c for middng
uplands.
FREIaH1s-Ihe rates were again heavy aud lower To
Liverpool about 60 600 bushels Of wheat at l1d a12d
in bulk and ships bags. Early in the day
gagged at ISd in ships bags. Flour at about 3s Sd
8s. Cd. asked and 900 bushels Of reported
IN bulk at 11Hd II I'd, and in bags at II I'd 12d
To London 13 900 bushels OF wheat ships bags,
engaged at 13d., with some early in the day at 13d
Two foreign vessels we're taken for Cork and orders at
HAy-Thc supplies better and the market rather
easier with sales of old North river for shipping at roc
and at 65c 60c for new do, at Toe. 75c for old,
MoLAssEs.-salcs Of 800 hhds. Cuba muscovado were
made at &c. and 113 bbls New Orleans were sold at SSc
NAVAL s1oRrs.-spirs turpentine was firm, with lin.
tied sales at 81 30 So &c. Tho stock about 300
bbls Rosin in steady demand W th moderate sales
at full prices. Tar quiet and nominal.
PRovIaoNs-Po -Pork-The market heavy and prices
lower. The saos embraced about 900 bbs, at Sl1 81
$1 90, with sales reported at Sl IS $l1 37 aud
OF prime at $40. Beef was heavy, with sales
OF so bbls. at S1S a13 SO for plain mess and sl4
$l4 so for extra Cut meats were less active
and sales confined to 40 so packages at 4Hc &C. for
shoulders and at 40 7c. for hams Lard steady
while prices unchanged. The esles embraced 100
packages at &C. exc. Butter and cheese
changed
SUGARS In good request and prices rm with sales
of 522 hhGs including New Orleans, chiefly within the
good refining grades and OF SKc &C. for grocery grades
OF do, end 1876 boxes were sold On private terms.
WMKEY.-The market was dull, with sales of 400
bbs., closing al 32l%c. 32kc E
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

Cuxrrs-S -SRoo8s-ln Milford Conn.,, on Wednesday,
September IL 81 tho Rev jonathan BTacs y. d A. HsS
ccRrls, of New York, 10 Miss MACON A. daughter OF
WIN. BROOKS, Esq. Of Milford
EAiSEl-Mo -MoERRIL.-Un Wednesday, september IL, by
Rev Dr. HaFdcnbergh MILAN llLsEr, NJ. ID, 60 MARY T.
MoRRKII., all OF tbs city.
hlILKa-CooeEn On Thursday. Septembeo ~, az Fair
Haven Cayus county X y, b. the Rev Or. Watson, OF
Cato CHagiEs A. MIIIeR of Fair II ven, TO R1slM VII
InUGHSy TRvgrvAHT, daughter q Edward Cooper OF Fair
Haven ard formerly of New York ciiy
MuxsaS-HoEroS.--0n Sunday, July 10, Mr.. SAMUEL T.
MuksoS Jr. 10 Miss ApAIAInE HORTON, al Of this city
Ea-TEossoS.--At Iockport N. y on iuesday,
September o, by ths Rev nr Wsner, Mr. D. SCHUYLER,
New York, 10 Miss ALICE E-, daughter OF j. H. Ihom
son Esq. OF Loekport.
wnrIAMs-CoRwiH In Peekskiil. on Tuesday, Septem
Der To- at the residence brides father by the Rev.
Samuel N. st. John, Mr.. HssRr Y. WILLIAMS, Of New
York 10 EnhA L., eldest daughter Of William Corwin
reekskii.
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Total excive Of specie s.2so,ls7 sss8sas 372O 100
twill thus be seen that, notwithstanding the war
the light receipts of cotton and the disasters OF the
month New York did fair trade with the foreign
world. Our exports Of produce were not as heavy
as in July, but still they compare very favoraby
with almost any other month on record. Our ex.
ports Of specie are the lightest that have been
ported since March last, which shows that there Ia
no balance against US abroad. Our imports Of TO-
reign goods continue heavy; with the exception Of
July, when large quantities Of goods were imported
in order to escape the new tariff, which went into
effect on August 'the imports for last month
were the heaviest Of the year since March. II viii
however, be noticed that our aggregate exports Of
produce and specie exceed our total imports
for the year to lst September by about
five million dollars. This sum may perhaps
represent the value Of the American stocks
which have been sent here from Europe for sale
Tho future course of trade Is obvious enough All
accounts agree that Europe will require all the
food we can spare and hence our produce exports
are pretty sure to continue large. IL was CONT
dently expected that the new tariff would have the
elect Of reducing our importatoDs Of foreign
goods. II may produce that effect hereafter, but
thus far, certainly IL has not achieved the desired
result. Our people appear TO be consuming about
~ many l2tegq goods M VISUAL. and Of course 10
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FIN NAECIAx.

UGUsT BELMONT q CO., BANKERS, NO, 50 WALL
o % Of sre ~ y
London. Frankfort, Vienna Naples aud hor correspon.
dena
RMY AND NAVY cLAIMs.-BOUNTIEs PEN
Sss 'S'ss:: ss
CALIFoRNIA STATE AND SAN FRANCISCO CITY
fSTyRScas TRRcxI sTs' cor Current rates.
Banker. corner q Pine and Nassau street,: Nov York
sS sovN 53 AaNs sAsF EsIzz
B-send or cali for our circular containing fun insrac
Ss TO OF
prfered In hs decree and OF ssasSed
% ssdy om e rs 1s Ds
q ss al Ar T ry anS:r ss
h day o. sepeSer is:sant Hoder presens pac
e
me e Ee & at ~
New York. On Fl SsSts SSE r. h o
Nrw YoRx, Sept, r. 1859
OFFICE ST. LOUIS. ALTON AND TERRE HAurE
~ Railroad Company, L Wall street epember ie 1902.
ANY VIII &c ready for dessry to hide@ Of reseps given
p 10" ns as Mosf a h as a
'''N ave- w. - - : G. BUT. Err, 9 airmau
WANrEpmshsNN, NM, FEANcisco sTTY s ANp 6 COUNTY 81 SIX
lam street.
S425OO TO to aa sS PER GES as
sums for term Of years on rs class productive real
~ s s Hpp dnS hf oS e .7e sss&e e. nr
$4,000 nSS oS SesP a sfn . @ a.s
| Z hs sats i sas + m .Rns r pns ,as APsy % TO
Thursday and Friday.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.
WEDNESDAY, Sept. l7-f

WEDNESDAY, Sept 17--6 p. M.
The trade tables of the port Of New York for
the month Of August were closed to-day at the
Custom House, and we present our usual compare
tiva
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TIE EsERELLEON.
lsTH REGIMENT CoRCoRAS's IRISH LEGION.
GENERAL HEADQuARrE.s, STAGE oF NEW YORK
ApJurAsrs OFFICE, ALBANY, Sept. 10, 1872,

ApJuTAsrs oStlcr AtrASY, Sept 10 1852.
l. Thomas NJ Reid is hereby appointed colonel of reg
en Of volunteers o be orsnaed "a he nrs seven sena
brissie. !.
ordcrs No h2, fiom this department.
gmen OF uateers orsanirng oy the cccnrn " gsde in
he ars seven senatorial districts Of this STATE by Coone
Aliuant Rea win immediately report for duty to the
Georse r Cooke hereby appointed ouag.eTmsser Of
senatorial districts Of ths state for the corcorau Srsade
cnsrt rnasicr cookc win mueda,ely report for aut to
's M yoo.s' oraSr S se IN CHIEF
Taos. HltLaovsE Adiuant aeneral. -
In Of thc above orders meeting OF those rcn
Goe r. 81 l!eid in The char. S's'''' ''''' 'O''
ers having been received from headanarers ID became
those who were present TO take action in the premises
40 had doub, that the SIKH regimen, for ho Corcoan
cd la ipp mS for her :" eonry U"' 's " oe IL Tue
Tie speech Of Col Reid Was enthusiastically received
comttee collect funds for The the organization
aud hand the sane in TO Adutaut Ra who appontcj
Es.Gei, Henry Robinson, sis Yves, rvenythrd street.
S c cas cor sSS and md
Ex.cap'an George Brode $40 Cana street.
Lst:Iisaisusnt Henry !iraiis, SO Pearl stree.
lanes Royd, E.a., IL traasin street .....,s,
JuAus Hart Esq, B75 BruadwaS.
John @. Tucker, Esq. Dey and U~enwich
.l,euenaut Richard tampbaii, 20 Fourth avenue.
jsps @ Ss csr5e6 gs 6g hs ms N s ha' avene san ''''
John TOwrey, ESQ, 746 broadway.
Lachlan Mcintosh, 352 Canal ~ eoL
pRpKRs--SO i.
IJg,pouARrEps SiSTn REgtaRNr SoRCoRAS'sl
I,ttgu IsGioS sl4 BRotpwAy, Nfw YORK.
an business communications wA DC addressed % these
ga fYH ffcs. .,,....., ..
ntOns of money win be seceise addressed to Adiu.
TINT A y Ita ltcasurcr, sli Broadway.
6 GQccis tacrtng Tor the regiment win report daily,
uh topy of h' descriptive rolls tetween The hoors q
~ and II A. NJ ,,., ..,,., . M
n ana aaorge r. Cook, Qualterfnaster they will be
spc TED accordingly. By order Ca . -
Commanding sixth regiment Corcorau's irish LegIou.
A " REA Atjutant
NEw YonK, september u, lf62
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
WunNrsnAy SAINT 1T-Rp

AsaEs.-The market was steady, while sales
derate at 50 s7 for potts. and nominal at 81 for pearls
BREADsrUns -Flour-The Market owing to the decline
in freghts. firm and the demand geod. The chief
sales were made 10 the home trade The transactions
embraced about 10 900 bb closing within the following
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Total months ts5 52s, GA 3,263, ,s6S 89,7s7 ,22O
The money market continues very dull and very
easy. All the leading lenders have marked down
their loans to four per cent, and no one in the
street gives more. Paper is selling at
s per cent for first class names. Certificates
of indebtedness are steady at the recent advance.
We learn from Washington that very few Of them
are being issued. Demand notes advanced to-day
to Ill per cent, while gold was rather declining.
The Unexpectedly heavy imports and the large
payments into the Custom House are rendering
these notes quite scarce.
Exchange and gold opened weak this morning;
the latter sold down to ll6ys, and the best bills
are understood to have been sold at 129 Later in
the day the non-receipt of news from Mcclellan
created some anxiety, and gold was bid up to
1172% again, which caused bankers to advance
their rates to l29H l20A. With gold at ll7A
bankers cannot draw against shipments of bullion
to realize their usual commission, unless they
can sell their bills at $50. Most of the leading
drawers at present are drawing against produce
and Canadian bills; the chief inquiry for specie
comes from Canada, which is taking great deal
of our silver
The stock market opened buoyantly to-day, and
prices were all higher at the first board At the
close Of the board some favorable rumors led to
further revival of speculation and prices advanced
IA "a per cent above the printed list This ad
vance was soon followed by reaction, which con-
tinued throughout the second board, the market
closing just steady. The reaction was, of course,
caused by anxiety produced by the non-receipt of
news from the Army of the Potomac, and this
anxiety was not allayed by the despatch received
at halfpast three regarding the battle at Sharps-
burg. Comparing the closing prices Of this after
noon with those Of yesterday, we note an advance
of q in registered skies, Il in coupons, x In aves
of 1874, u in Pacific Mail. u in New York Cen
tral, Il in Erie. u in Erie preferred, 4 in Harlem
preferred, q III Reading, Il in Michigan Central
u in Southern old, u in guaranteed, u in Toledo
- in Rock Island, and N in Burlington and
Quincy. The following were the closing quota
tionA:--
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S HIPPIN NEW S.

u.v YoRK-SHn pAH.
- NOON morn u l6
ouM sEIS. 70 uICN WAreR eve W
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FURNITURE.

r,uRNITuRE WANTED. WANT TO PURCHASE pui;
cash lale lot % second hand Furniture CetPets
suit,hle for hotel large boarding house Any party
about breaking housekeeping may apply to OF addts b.
cOJTON 4Ol Broadway.
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The st. Louis, Alton aud Terre Haute Railroad
Company are prepared to deliver tomorrow their
new second mortgage bonds in exchange for the
old bonds OF the Terre Heute and Alton Company.
The weekly statement OF the Philadelphia
banks, made up on Monday, presents the follow.
ing aggregates as compared with those of the
al.
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A U0UST BELMONT CO., BANKERS, NO. 50 WALL
n street. issue letters Of credit 10 tray eers available
all parts Of the woa through Messrs Rothschd Of Paris
London, Frankfort, Vienna, Naples aud tholr coespor
dentR
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A vALUApLr rEAoI on I,ksDfK VIRGINIA (LoY,
~ III partl 30 eIahahsrS >et gcutfal apsofttnt a
on reiuu tl co. WIZ ~ II g4ls seis,p,. ~ No ~
Dgcaawss, suSJ Il.
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pEarIgTnx.

s,J r CERflRiCA TEs.--tiAYtHQ BAD psss TOOfh
l.AlO osimacd wi.eoJt paih w pr !! JAY NiLlEW,
No t6J Grand H., tpssa non DrcsiaaN oil OIL llY
insert this accommodation ~ ihear tnne nE sofa
uosLachc. WILLIAM DEi tfk =. \. n. Brooklyn,
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Liverpool still continued to he placarded with papers
calling on the people moi to accord public reception
Mason and Slidell.
The presence of 6de anxiousy looked for in Paris
Rble the London eraid the organ of tide opposition
iepts defence OF the public character and conduct
both the pvoys der render them acceptable to the
pc pie OF the countries
England s progressing with her prepare ions for an
mense al a0d military DISPLAY in South America Twelve
hundrd tons OF she and shot shipped at Woolwich
On IL inst, for Canada and number of transports
were lying on in order to take Ike freight board
orders bad been for the manufacture of millions
Winnie bullets weekly at Woolwih, go until
tefmanded Admiral sir r. Dacres, the fgate Edgar
l. to in Admiral Milne at Hslifax.
The British COVE Dment has removed the prohibition of
the export of saltpe're.
The financial policy of Secretary Chase again assaled
ID TIE most vehement manner by the leading London jour-
nails.
While the plans Of Genera! Mcclellan are being carried
our at all points, after 4 fashion of the anacondas
braceas described BIZ the leading rebel organ Rich
mond-the movements of the Army of the Potomac are
si Tead by the miserable condition of the roads which
absolutely prohibits tie advance of artillery, cavalry
wagons of stores and ammunition Hence have nothing
OF moment to record from that portion of the theatre
war to-day.
General Enters expedition with troops board the
Constitution has been ordered 70 leave Hampton Roads
soon as possible for Ship Island the reuth of the Mis-
slsslpp and not impr able that she will start tomor
row The men in excellent health after their brief
rest at Fortress Monroe.
The actively engaged forwarding projects
for the captue of the rebel prvateer Sumter, which has
just been compelled by the Spanish Government leave
CadIz anu has for protection to Gibraltar. Four
steamers and three sailing vessels put her track
AID the Constellation is fitting out at Portsmouth, New
youS pirate WILL therefore, probably be very brought
close.
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HnTs FOR THE MosrH:-The war in which still
gagedhe scarcity and high pceo only of corn and ba
but every description of food for and
certain prospects Of and cotonhe absolute necess
y OF feeding those who fig htng battles their families
be dependent and ourselvesal these consd
eratons should mpe the planters of the South this year,
try the full capacity of their lands in the of provision
crops, especially Let liking Cotton stand aside
for while, until bis worhier brother corn receives
attention With the crop of cotton already hand, and
the prospects before think readers would do
wisely TO plant double crop of and half crop of
cottonung the latter only their most suitable Gotten
lands Prepare for the crop noD-eave waste spot
that viii produce single salk-put in every hill possible
PIoW deepmanure heavily and plant early you safe
ly Plant more than did before If you have
plenty of corn yu need want for nothngt will make you
meat as well SIS bread, and viii bring money, Also
The South at a critical period Of her historyat
point upon the turn OF which depends her future success
and to be the great and independent people
ought to be- must reform and improve agricu
ture Strong in ths-ch in all that goes sustain life
with abundance of food for and beast
mnaon to think and act for ourselves hereafter,
bid the world Defiance and go calmly to work out des
tiny Let then most earnestly urge readers TO
the planting operations of 1862 with full deter
mnaon produce ESQ far possbe the necessaries of
lie from their own ands-to be economical in everything
and avail themselves of information can possibly aid
in their glorious calling.
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FROM Fort PULAsKL-The steamer Leesburg left
the city yesterday morning and proceeded to Fort Pu-
aski with quantity of provisions. She reached the
fort without any difficulty and although the two Yam
kee vessels at Wallis cut her, they did not open
fire upon her. While the Lessburg was lying at the
South side OF the fort the Yankees honored her with
three shots from their ried gun the Marteo tower,
all of which fell short about mile. The shots were
returned from the fort.
Tie Leesburg had On board a number Of troops to
protect her in case OF attack by the Federal gun
boats She returned to the city last evening
SaUannQh Meas, Jan. 3lst.
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The ENEMY.-The glass revealed yesterday no new
movement among the Federal vessels lying in the cut
north of the river, beyond addition to the number
Some mas inc they have moved to the river but
could discover material change in THEN position.
Persons familiar with the water in that ocali
ty say they have not yet reached Wallis Cut, but
lying in river beyond that does communicate with
the main channel yet, vessels occupying the position
can readily command the main passage.
We have also heard it stated, by persons who ought
to know that portions of Mud River, which leads from
Wallis Cut into Savannah River, goes dry at three
quarters ebb and that if the Yankee gunboats should
pass all distractions, they would not be able to
through.
Nothing from other points on the coast.
Souannah Republican, Sd thst.
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ATTENTION RECRUITS,

ATTENTION RECRUITS!
h HANING been detailed BY order of General J. G.
Walker, Recruiting Officer for Company B. Sd Infant
ry N c. S. t. will attend the following places for that
purpose, viz:
CLINTON, SAMPSON G. H.-February IT, Is, 10.
WILMEGToN-FebruaIy 26, u, Is, and March 5, 6, Z.
ONsLow G. H.-March 2, 3, 4.
DUPL CoUKTY-February 10th to March 10th, inclusive
and my absence l. B. Kelly, Esq., will attend any who
may wish to enlist.
bounty of $50 will be paid each recruit by the Con-
States and SIS by the State of North Carolina
on the first muster after enstng Each recruit also
titled Communication for raons until supplied by the gov
eminent.
Transportation furnished each Recruit from home to
caup The company is stationed the Potomac River
near Acquia Creek Va in comfortable Winter quarters
Any information will be given on inquiry.
]. B. BROWN, Lieut.,
Co. 3D." Sd Reg'tN. G. s. T..
Recruiting Officer.
Feb. 9Th, 1852. 24t8Ml29 St.
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FROM BELow.-The steamer Leesburg returned from
Fort Pulaski last evening" having succeeded in landing
at the Fort another cargo of provisions. She
interrupted in her passage down up the river by the
Federas She reports having three four vessels
in W all's cut
The steamer 81. Johns went yesterday morning to the
Skidaway batteries with provisions and returned yes
terday evening. The number of Federal vessels
reported off the batteries still anchor outside at
the time she lett four o'clock yesterday afternoon. The
weather YVES thick and foggy and little could be seem
SuUannQh Nears st inst.
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DIED.

At his residence in Memphis, Monday the 16h of De-
cember 1861, after brief illness of four days, Mr. AR
THUR MABSON, aged sixty-nine years.
In this town, the evening of the 3ls of January,
FRANCIS COLEMAN infant of Capt s. D. and Annie
Thruston eyed two years.
Rest little sufferer, from all thy pains the thorns of
earth pierced too roughly thy tender feet now they tread
the owery paths Of Heaven. Sad mother, bereaved IA
Their, in short robbed of both your treasures
Side by side their bodies sleep in the cold grave but hand
in hand their spirits wander beside the still waters and
amid the blissful groves of Paradise
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SPons FROM THE LINCOLN FLEEr.-within the last
few days large quantity of wrecked material consist
i1g of blocks, spars. &C. have been picked up in and
this harbor. These articles have undoubted come
from the LINCOLN stone feet sunk near this port and
which the winds and waves have been gradually break
ing up. Many OF the smaller specimens are being dis
ributed over the city, and within time be among the
curiosties OF the Lincoln war; and others that
valuable are being sold by the wreckers.
-Charleston Courier
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GEN. ZOLLICoFFER's REMAINS.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. 31st, 1852.
private dispatch from Bowling Green says that the
mains of Gen. Zocofer and Col Bae Peyton, Jr.,
received at our outposts this evening They win reach
here tomorrow under a military escort
FROM NASHVILLE
NASHVILLE, Tenn Feb. LIST, 1862.
The remains of Gen. Zolicofer reached here to-day
when the Legislature adjourned. They escorted from
the depot by the military, Cove nor State officers,
bers of the Legislature sDd citizens The remains
lying in state at the capitol The funeral will take place
tomorrow.
The report Of Lieut.. Col Watrum commanding The 18th
Mississippi regiment at he battle Of Fishing Creek
that fortythree killed. hundred and tytbree
wounded and twenty four missing from that regiment.
NASHVILLE, TFEN Feb 3d. 1862,
Gen Beauegard and suite arrived here this evening.
heavy rain last night and today interferes with the
enemy's plans
The operator here dispatch TO Savannah stating
that Gen. Price had captured st Louis
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MARRIED..

In Manchester S. c., the I'D by Rev NJ Puck
Mr. JAMES W. hEARES, of Coleton, S. c., to Miss
L. E. WAY OF Wilmington N. G.
In Lower Southwest the 10Th ult the residence
of Mis-. l.. Gray, by Fl. H. sandn, Esq, Mr.. CASON
CAPPs. to Mrs. SENA HORN. all of Onsow county, n. c.
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ADarrNIsTRAwOR's NOTICE.

ADaTINxSTRATOR'S NOTICE.
NHE SUBSCRIBER having at the last Term of the Court
of Pleas and Quarter Sessions held FIR the County OF
New Hanover qualified Administrator Of the estate OF ~
D. n Foy deceased, hereby gives notice TO all s"I I
having claims against said estate, present them
authenticated within the prescribed by aw
this notice win be plead in bar of their recovety
are indebted to the estate notified TO MAKE
immediately. NlCH6 N. NlAoN' Au In 1 o. o.
Jan. lAth, 1862 i"'"-AA"
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FROM SKIDAwAY AND TYBEE.-We have nothing i'm
portant from below to-day. courier who left the bat
teries at Skdaway at ten O'Clock yesterday morning
reports that that time there were seventeen Federal
vessels anchored of that point Our batteries expected
attack early yesterday morning, but up to the time
the courier lett the FederaIs remained at anchor out of
reach of our guns
From Tybee We have nothing new. The steamer
Leesbug went to Fort Pulaski yesterday morning. car
rying quantity of provisions. She has not yet
turned, but no attempt made TO cut her off. The
steamer St. Johns lett yesterday afternoon with another
cargo of provisions for :be Fort.
SdUannoh NetUS Jan 3lSt.
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FRBUAEY 5Tu 1880


Mr. Journal: was very much surprised to in yes.
erdaJ urna that only 476 volunteers lave gone from
Duphn county According to the reports Of the several
Captains when the draft took place, had off 1874
the AdJutant of the gment and the above Dumt
was banded IN JAMES 3. CARR