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Supreme Court.

The Supreme Court of North Carolina is held
at Raleigh scmi-annually, on the second Monday
in June and second Monday in December.
OFFICERS.
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w. II. BATTLE, of Orange, Associate
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General.
s. F. PHILLIPS, of Orange, Reporter,
Exclusive of fccs,) 600 %
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Superior Courts.

The Superior Courts are held in eight Circuits
by the following officers:
Judges-David A. Barnes, of Northampton; E.
j. Warren, of Beaufort; Daniel G. Fowle, of
Wake; Robert B. Gillian, of Granville; Ralph
P Buxton, of Cumberland; Anderson Mitchell,
of Iredell; William NJ. Shipp, of Henderson; A.
s. Merriman, of Buncombe Salary of each s., 500
.Soticito, s-Mlls L. Eure of Gates, first Circuit
w. 7. Faircloth, of Wayne, second Circuit; Sion
H. Rogers, of Wake, Attorney General, third
Circuit; Thomas Settle, of Rockingham, fourth
Circuit; Neill Mckay, of Harnett, fifth Circuit !;
w. p. Caldwell, of Iredell, sixth Circuit; VIM.
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Government Of NOrth-Car0lina.

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elusive of fees, 1000 90
ROBERT W. BEST, of Greene, Secrcta-
~ Of State, exclusive of fccs,) ESQ 90
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w BURGIN, of Buncombe, Comptrol-
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bers of the Senate and House of Commons will
be held on the third Thursday of October, 1867.
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We publish below Mr.. Stevens bill, as
amended, to reconstruct the insurgent States.
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p,eparea at his request by North CaroIinians,
was referred to the Committee on Terr;tnri.,s
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The Judges of the Supreme Court of the
United States are as follows:
Mr. Chief Justice Chase of Ohio.
Mr.. Justice Wayne, Georgia.
Mr.. Justice Nelson, New York.
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Mr. Justice Clifford, Maine.
Mr.. Justice Swayne, Ohio.
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CorrEy ruled steady and firm. Beyond the sales last
noticed we heard OF sou bags Ro OF Guiding Star on pr
PREcmrs were shade Grmer. The engagements were-
To Liverpool q 900 bushels corn at 5ad 1000 do barley
boxes 25s 800 bales cotton at 70 l96d To Lon
don, 1850 bushels corn ct Sd.
35c . Csc for crop American.
N0LAssEs remained quiet but h. We heard or sale OF
~ NAVAL ruled exceedingly que
but prices not essentially changed holders generally
Demanding os{c &c We heard Of no sales Of moment,
st - w.thout business The only sale We heard OF was
oMs-fish oils were dun but steady at our last quota.
tons Inseed unchanged with jobbng sales at u 70
PRoviMoxs-Receips OTIS bbls. pork 81 do. beef, IN
pckages meats, M do. lard. and l0O dressed hogs
For pork there good demand and prices ruled in favor
q the seller The acons cash and regular we're 5000
siaaS a Js
and s"y.rs option a ssi % IS
moderately active and with sales of 800 bbls SIS
ws neesed W ..lss Of a.
S33 Co. Bacon duh OF sale and nominal in value boxes
,S re- q % for a
but steady The sales 400 packages ut sc for
shooder and l0c 2c for hams Dressed finer
or I'D sSa s oP new were
PsrRclsUs-Both crude and bonded remained quiet the
inclemency OF the weather restricting somewhat
but the market ruled steady and with small sales o. the
standard white and ac aOhc for prime light straw 70
white, with small sales In Philadelphia made of
and 2c0O bbls. do for April At Bic. both buyers option
Rack was quiet but steady a. ioc iohc for CAROLINA
l fiHso- was steady but quiet Sales 100000 ''' 'l''
W,sxxr-ReeeIps % bbls No business Of consequence
consummated in this article Prices were entirely
nominal.
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Movements IN Favor or q Nero CcBtralized
or venezuela.
- HAVANA, Jan. Is, 1857 >
Our dates from rAsuaya 70 the Zach Of December
and thsss from CarAccas 70 The 2lss ulk s sG
All The papers occupied with their domestic AFFAIRS
70 which they devote extensive articles ~s'e
Ths NaHshaa, In speaking Of Ansus, Guar1co and
Bolivar AAys has thoss sssss advance "a An excellent
road y Prosperity 49, b ~ towards unity IN which
the present Negotiations are likely soon 10 end. ss
TIE gslsiurs y Guanco has already named isssven
commiAcnsrs elk q whom from among ~ own man.
bsrs who win come 70 understanding wish those Of
Asa q % The baaa Of their pnion Aragua vim DO he
same for which purpose che confsromess ARE 70 nks
phce u Ors1 % ~ tst1pgy o. ouhrioo with reeDeot
. Bc,iv.z ~ rs:dsns sscsss the Idea and tllsdbmit
Arsgua w1 = all svsnls ~ unlts< ~
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SALES At THE NEW york STOCK EXCHANGE.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY, Jan. 3I-6 r NJ.
ASHES Receipts. packages The market nominaiy
unchanged in every respect.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT bbs dour 20 bbis and 3S
bags meal rs bushels $50 bushels
active demand prevailed for State and Western -FOUR
and prices although quotabiy higher were shade
6rmer closing with buyers sellers
the appended quotations The sales 1000 bbs For
Southern -four the demand quite moderate yet prices
very firm closing with upward tendencv The
comprise 200 bbls Rye steady quite
sale The transactions confined to $50 bbls. from
IS 50 to according quality meal neglected
the only sales heard Of 100 bbls Brandywne
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In the absence of transactions the wheat market
trey nominal sellers anxious realize at the
rent but there desire manifested to
lower figures For there fairly active demand
and advance OF 1c bushe established the sales
$1,000 bushels including load mi xed Western lin
store check today AZ 81 E also myed Western in store
at 81 1875 mixed Western at 81 20 aoat and yellow
Jersey at 81 Is fair demand prevailed for oats and the
market ruled shade mer with sales of 900 bushels
mostly at &c 65c for Chicago and Milwaukee, and &c.
7oc for state Rye was held q hrmer prices but with
comprise 5000 bushels 81 10 Canada West
bond the close 81 Is refused Barley mali
neglected and nominal. No sales of consequence
reported.
CorroN-The demand for this staple less active and
a decline OF fully &c. per H. conceded, the market
closing dull with downward tendency The transactions
confined TO 30 bales. We quotes
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


EsTABROoKE-HAfEy On Saturday, January IL, by
the Rev. Dr. Foss EDWARD N. EsrABnooKE to ARCHIE n.
HALEY.
STAsroS-H uGHsoS.--O Tuesday, October 16 by the
Rev. H. O. Garfield his residence CHARLES STANTON,
of New Orleans, 10 Miss ELLA A. HugHsoS.
SyEYnzgI-QUN On saturday. January 10, by the
Rev. James Meti, at the residence OF the brides sister.
Carlos SYBYnzKi to Bessie SPARROW QrIs, all Of this
CITY,
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poaT OF NEW yusK. JANUARY q. 1867.


Cleared.
Steamship Ocean Queen Harris. Aspinwa.-Pacisc Mail
Steamship Co.
Steamship Alabama. Deskep. Vera Cruz--c A whitney
Schr Tigris fBr Lockhar,. para-ff Corning Loud
Schr Y A DefIarf, Low cttracoa--Dov ale a Co
Schr Prairie Flower Pierre Porto CabclloR Eld1dge
schr Julia DOM Won Uaeil. Port au riatt va Whining
schr Arctic. Ogden, Apslschcols Key wes-Bepncr
Brown Piymer.
Steamship City OF New York tBr}. Ieich Liverpool Jan
and Queenstown 10Th. with ndse aud 30 To
John Dale Jan TO- on Head Of Kinssle passed steam
ship Denmark from Liverpool fol New York isth
Baltimore hence Tor Liverpool
Steamship Aleppo fBr) Harrison. Liverpool Jan and
Queenstown i0th. with mdse and i passengers Gu
nard.
steamship The Queen Orb Grognn Liverpool Jan and
Queenstown 9Th with mdse iaa passengers 10 the Ma
tIona steam Navigation CO. Jan IS passed bark sirsn
bound n; 9th on Nantucket passed brig rugged steamer
bound r.; 2oh, 10 PM 20 miles sandy HOOK stcs m
'D Steamship HAVANA ' wS%sn New or,..,. la,
Havana 10TH with mdse and Passengers TO 0srrson
Had very heavy weather the entire passage.
ton &c 10 spoaord ss,on Co 18th 81 miles Of Cape
Florida, excl anRed signals with steamship sedgwr
hence Tor Galveston; same time, In oomraDy with
~ miles Of Cape Florida. exchanged signals with nsw
steam revenue boat, bound &.
steamship n CID Hobart, Newbern with mdse and pas
Steamship Raleigh, Marshuan. Richuons and Norfolk.
with mdse and Passengers TO Livingston For Co. Jan 30
6PM, between BarneRat and the Highlands encountered
heavy gale IRON 10 Esq., and run OF shore hours in con
Steamship ghncns. Godfrey IBosson with mdse and
schr Eagle, HeudrIckson. Jacksonville.
The alcamer Madawaska. which left this city few
day: ago returned yesterday afternoon and proceeded to
the Navy Yard.
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wt $500
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at 81 10 Knckerbocker Gold l5c- lower, selling at
81 S.
American securities were quoted thus in London on
the dates mentianad.
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81 The superstition that the bark Queen Of the Seas.
ron voochow for New York. the vessel iost ratss
shoa 70 Nov s she did not
Anjier anti Nov %
srxAurn PAsAsA OsrAxo sp, from Havana nth ipss
for New York, into Norfolk ieth leaking badly having
sxper,snced heavy gales -
BARx ApDn DECKER al Monievidec Nov 10 from Charles.
ten. experienced heavy wesbcf was thrown ON her
beam ends. and lost deck load u lumber ~
BRo RpuAHcr. Duncan from Nsvassa fce Baltimore with
Of guano. arrived nj Fortress Monrus 1oh IN
dstess SIZE lose her ana bowspr And other
wise damaged BY collision With IN unknewn sehr on Jan
20 south Cape HaNeras She rcpora continued
heavy gales from that period Tho schr struck aul6
ships. losing her topmnst She was ncxt under
cal and maineaii.
Bse Jous csssrAI, Barnes sailed from Nay,guss 1ls
alt for Arecbo ballast and roturned mort N(k IN ds
Of what nature notstatod Our coesponsns a
asscs writing on NE I'm in~ sAys shs was IN pgS wau9
dragged Ses sacSors from ~ DsisSvs BsSss.s'ss -
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aN . .saea 81.
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on the buildings altered during tho year, 364 were
raised built upon the remaining 26l being composed
nal Buildings In the lower part Of the city, erected
long eior 20 the existence Of the present building
LAW aud occupied at that time a. dwellings, being
constantly into stores and factories This has
almost invArabie tendency OF making the
although Is usual TO suppose the opposite
would be the result and constant care and supervision
required the part Of the inspectors 10 vent The
from becoming in any in violation Of the
from being altered or the 160 permits refused
for the alteration OF old buildings many cases the
of the have taken them down and erected
buildings In their HcQd aud the importance OF this
provisjon requiring applications 70 be made aforesaid,
cannos be fully appreciated AZ strikes at the Of
the evils sought TO be eradicated
FLAWS SPECIFICATIONS
There SIX hundred and thirty-lve OF plans
and specifications submitted during the year; of this
number eightys presented prior the LIST day
and specifications FOR altered buildings to be sub
United for examination and approval went into effect
Five hundred and sixty three sets, upon careful
amios.iou were found 70 be IN conformity with the
thirty-sx sets various defects were discovered and,
consequently, were not approved, but the architects or
builders upon being apprscd OF the nature Of the OBJ
ictous thereto made the necessary corrections and the
same wore accepted. Thirty six sets were found 70 be
90 fauiy character that they were wholly rejected
Tho number Of buildings embraced In the plans sub
and -four being for the erection Of new buildings and
seventy for alterations additions 70 houses already
erected The time consumed in performing this branch
Of the duties be'onens 70 the dsp.rmen. very great
ussApR purLDfN0s, ~JHnKHys, WALLS, src.
Tho whole number Of dangerous buildings reported
and acted upon during the year including ~ brought
taken down and 22s wers secured, repaired and made
sfe leaving u cases remaining under the action OF the
department. go.
class Of buildings reported since hay l. 1884, ID TIA "
follows -
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The earthquake shock at Louis VILE Is
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