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nATCuELoH,s I,AE,s DYE.

This superb Hair Dye best in the rO,lC,-pcrectly
harmless reliable and instantaneous disappointment: no
ridiculous tints diSlgrecate odor. The Genuine VIM
Bachelors Hair Dye produces MsEDIATrLY a splendid
Rlacs or natural Brown; e,Aes the hair cie0 SOFT bea
does not conts,r particle Of lead any INJURIOUS COM
pound Sold by a druggists. Factory, 10 BOND STREET
NhN lOkh. OctsJy
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n CN. Tho copartrcrsnlp heretofore
- existing IN the clothing and merchant tailoring business
under the firm name OF Alschuler hrstman Is this dav
ssoived by mutual consent All debts tho r and MI
accounts against said firm will be settled by Jacob Christ
man. kDRNN AJSCtiJII Eit
January TO- NV. JAG )B CHRISTIAN.
jacob Chrstran VIII continue the business Mt the old
stand IhaSr 70 his friends and public for their liberal
patonsre TO the rm ho dcslrcs the continuance OF the
lot llHcem;. ,,, JACOB CHRtSTMAN
Jan. !" e'''-icb3'?w 81 Madison st.
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Chicago Market.

Chicago, Feb. 9.
FIour-Spring extras, $3.50; buckwheat 1857
per 100 lbs.
Wheat-No l spring $1.299l. 80; No. 2 1924
G125
Corn--4l 642c for No. 1 ; 40s4lc for No. ;
rejected 3Sc.
Oats-32 G333c for No. @
Rye--1lc icr No g
Barley SO Q60c for No. 2.
Butter-22 2jc for choice.
Eggs--19 920
Cattle-Choice steers $575a60O; medium to
fair "a % d475 good to choice cows So 2594oO;
common to fair s28300
Hogs-S44O@$4,55; dressed, $495a52O.
Scv VOrX market.
New York. Feb. s.
Wheat-Prime new spring $156dl.57
Rye-92 G93c for western
Oats--j4855 cts for western,
Corn--Mixed western 72Q74.
LARD R10 rents
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nopsrv Orcars r;o,d o., g., a,ecuons OF me fu
sumption. cured by THIS preparation, publicly
proven beyond dispute. As a remedy it is ADEQUATE on
which the public may rely for full protection. BY curing
Coughs, tAc iOrerunners of more serious disease IL
saves nnnnmbered lives and an amount Of suffering not to
DC computed II Challenges trial and convinces the most
skentc9 Eveey family should keep 1t hand az proec
u1n against the early and unperceyd attack of Pulmonary
AnectOns which are easily met at first but which become
incuraoe and too often fatal II neglected Tender lungs
need this defence and ii IS unNise be without IT, As
safeguard TO children, amid the distressing diseases which he.
set the Throat and Chest Of childhood CHERRY PICTORIAL
lnvauaDc Tor Dv It's timely use muudes from
premature graves and saved 10 the love
on usm II acts speedily and surely against ordinary colds
securing SOUND and hetresorng sleep. No will suffer
troublesome II IL ucnZa and painful IBrOnch tits.
when they know how easily they can he cured.
Originally the product of long aborous and srcce.snl
chemca investigation no cost or toll IA spared making
ey Dotte IT the utmost possible perfection. 1t conn
hbed and capable Of producing memorable as the
s'e"'e'' " "as ever ehccted. ~
Practical and Analytical chemists.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
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disorder mast be Of immense service in The
comm ties where II prevails ITey.Bon Is better Than
cure for the patient escapes the risk which he must run in
violent attacks of this baefu di,tempcr Th. Rt' en-
pels the missmatc poison OF FRvRa .Sp hGuE from lie
TOM and prevents the development Of the disease II taken on
the fret approach OF It's prcmUntory symptoms II moi
only the best remedy ever yet disc Tor hi class Of
pa'nts but also the cheapest The large quantity We sunpv
ior dollar brings within the resch OF everybody and in
bilious districts, where FRYER AND hGrg prevails
should have it, and use freely both cure aud
1t hoped this price will place IL within the reach of r.
poor as well the rich. great roy OF tins remedy
over any other ever for the cdy cure
lntcmittents H. that II contains Qniae mineral, con.
whatever uren the constitution Those cured y II are ct ne
healthy as II they had ncvcrlHd the disease.
Fever ana Ague Is not alone III. Consequence the MAS
matte poison great variety disorder, from
tston among which Neuralgia Rheum.tsm Cont Head
Ache Business Toothschc Earache CstGrrh. Asthma Pal.
the Bowels 'o'c Paralysis and dcrangcmcnt of the Stom
Sch oil OF which. wcu orgns ng cauSs ru on The
in'cTn en type. or become periodical This "CrsI pes
the poison from the blood and consequently cures them All
aSc IL An invslnsO BILE protection TO immigrants and per
sons temporarily residing IN the aarios districts,
occasionally daily while posed the Infection ,h,, viii
he "rcrt"d rom the systcn, and cannot accunu,. in
cent quantity TO rpen into disease Hence It IL even nor.
valuable for protection than and viii ever On Ter
rom ln'rrmenis II they avail themselves " the protection
this remedy affords ~
For i.i or,pti arising from torpldv Of the liver 4.
an excellent remedy 'muatu the Liver into hratly NC.
uy"y, aud producing mady truly remarkable cures where
"'"'' "'"''A's''' %
PREPARED BY
~. j. 4. 4 i.N Il co.. Lowell. Haas
PHAcricAL AND ANALYTICAL Cnrplsis,
AND SOLD ALL AROUND TIE WORLD.
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READY-MADE CLOTHING,


(Much OF tits hs Own maKe) art general assortment
gents furnishing goods, which he il selling ~ IA owc,t
ure. Mr.. TRADING, the public gcacrsy know was for n
number Of years employed poss Tailor and Cuter &, L
Friedman's Tailoring Establishment which mad
tton for the excellence OF its custom work Rem nhcr
place No Il Ia Sale street latr H'k,p, 'ax,rr s,c.
west side Of court house. -
Ottawa, AugnstS. 1865.
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LOOK HERE'

He has iVst received stock Of cloths
Aestings l, which he is selling and making up 10
cheaper than phop work be bought any where in OF
6wa lie has also on hand good vsriety Of
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MeDiraI.
Ayers
Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases of the Throat and Lungs,
such as Coughs. Colds, WhoopiAg
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and CONSUMPTION.

Among the great discover lie
OF modern science. few are 0
more real value TO mankind than
this ctfectual remedy for all di.
seases of the Throat and Lungs.
A vast trial of It's virtues,
throughout this ana other coun.
tries, has shown that II does
surely and effectually control
them. The { stimony Of our
best citizens, of all classes, es.
tsblishcs the fact, that CHERRY
PICTORIAL will and does relieve
and cure the affecting disorders
OF the Throat and Lungs beyond
any other medicine. The most
a a u cralG..S % a.. IL
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ON rTAsseflsGI;.

ESSAYS FOR Young MEN, on great SOCIAL EVILS
ami ABUSES which Interfere with MARRLtGE-wh sure
of relief for the Erng and Unfortunate diseased and
debitaed Sent free in sealed envelopes. Address, no W
ARD ASSOCIATION, 5. Ninth ST. Philadelphia Pa ul?siy
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-02-23

Since writing the above the market has al
yanced 5 cents and closes strong, with an up
ward tendency, at 81 O5 for har;t and sc % tor
yellow dip and virgin.
SPIRITS-The favorable advices from North
ern markets reporting short stock and heavy
demand from consumers and shippers has act
ed favorably upon our market and the quota
tons of to-day are fully * cents higher than
for this Teriod of last week. Oar market in the
earlier part of the week was very active, but
onerations were net free owing to the very light
stock in receivers hands, and disposition on
their part to hold for further advances. On
Monday buyers operated freely and the days
sales were made at y cent higher than New
York quotations. The receipts continue to be
very light, with very heavy shipments, reduc-
inc the stock to scarcely nothing, the amount OF
which is held Dv second hands, who OCCASION
aIIy throw a few hundred barrels into market
for speculation. The foreign shipments for the
week are 8, 450 bbis., while the coastwi-e ship
ments are light. The stock in marke" is / ,%S9
bhls. against 5,1J4 Tor the prev iOus week, show
ing a falling off of :I,sl5 ibis When several
foreign vessels now loading, shall have sailed
our market will he quite bare unless receipts
he very heavy. which is not looked 1or before
TIE LIST of MAY. The market closes quiet and
steady, without sales, lat SGE cents. The mark
ct has shown the following movement for the
week:
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ro,,r Millions of InxaIids.

A the lowest computation there are never
less than four millions OF invalids in the United
States. OF this number probably more than
three-fifths have neglected the ordinary pre-
cautions necessary for the preservation Of
health, and are suffering the punishment due
to their carelessness. If the multitudes who
are now afflicted with biliousnesS, indigestion,
rheumatism, in termittent fever, Irregularities
OF the bowels, general debility, nervous disor-
ders, Sc, had, at the very first symptoms of in
disposition, invigOrated, regulated and purified
their systems with Hostetters Stomach Bit
tiers, two-thirds OF them would at this moment
be performing the active duties of life, imam
noyed by any ailment of the body or the mind.
This assertion is made advisedly. 1t Is found
ed on experience, end is borne out by the testi-
mOny of IA countless host OF witnesses, whose
attestations cover almost every variety of dis
ease, and extend over a period of about twenty
years. OF every thousand persons who take
the Bitters, as preventive of the complaints
above enumerated, seven-eig:Iths escape them
entirely; and of every thousand who are actu-
ally attacked. and use the great Vegetable
Tonic a remedy, three-fOurths are radically
cured. These are not hap-haZard assertions,
but statistical facts They are based upon the
results of inquiries made by more than fifty
thousand persons, in various parts of the coun-
try, and upon the letters OF prominent CitiZe Ms
of every State. it might almost be said, of every
county in the Union.
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\ leading articlc-A locomotive.
Relative beauty-A pretty cOusj i'm

\ leading articlc-A locomotive.
Relative beauty-A pretty cousin
Peach trees are in bloom at Tampa. Fla.
Providence father whaled his son for
playing euchre. No cards.
One-tenth of the students ut the Zurich
University aie ladies'
Why is fashionable woman never at
ease? Because she is always in hustle.
Somebody says that pawnbroker's of
flee must be i0dn some place.
Bull Run Russell is doubtless sharpen
ing his goose quill for the fray.
Who always sits with his hat on before
the Queen? Her coachma1.
What is the worst seat a man can sit on?
Self-concet.
\ Pine Bush. y. Y. be,lquit contains
2,O4O blocks.
Some one wants to know what becomes
of the bits of woman's mind.
Ladies object to waxed mustaches, ..they
tickle So
Good places for matchmaking Sulphur
springs.
y grazier i'll Sumpter county, Kansas,
has 81 ,O01 head of cattle.
Tue winter of Adams discomfort came
directly after his fall.
vergreens-Merchants who expect to
get rich without advertising.
y good motto for sealnst"esses. AS you
sew, so shall you rip--espec, llly if you sew
$3.50,
The Maine Supreme court has been
called on to decide whether an oyster is
fish, and per c,ridn, it is said, it is.
alabama means '.Herc we Rest" The
Alabama claims mean Here we Never
Rest"
South Carolina is agitated by the cOuun-
drum, "What is the difference between a
town bell and Gov. Scott - Answer
cone peals from the steeple, and the other
don't" Those who can't see it, are re-
ferred to SCOTS nanipulations of the S. c.
bonds.
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r E V I Il w
OF THE
WILMINGTON MARKETS,
FOR TIE
WEEK ENDING THURSDAY.
February 20, ISS2.

TrEpENrINE-Ther has been no Specihc
chance made in this article during the past
We TX, although the feeling among receivers has
been stronger anu i'll some instances have asked
AN advance, but buyers having sufficient stock
for their present wants will not humor the
strong focljng holding OFT, and buying but small
lots consequently the weeks business has been
light as compared with previous weeks. The re-
cciptS by river are quite large, but "y ran are
small The stock ON market is 1888 bbls against
$500 for previous week, allowing ,OSS Dds 10
accumulate after having deducted shipments
and amount consumed. The receipts FOR the
week foot up 200 hbls. over which sold rs foi-
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DR.. TUFTS Hair Dye Acts Instanta
neOuSly.
feb Il 12l-d1weOdGGw1t
feb II

The History of n National Remedy
Here is the history of the most cele brated mic
OF the age in nutshell. In 1860 it
nOunced that n certain combination OF vege-
table ingredients, with pure ditfusive stimU-
lant workiI z wonders in the cure of chrOn-
ic dyspepsia. nervous debility, liver complaint,
periodical feverS, rheumatism and constitutions
nj weakness. The uppretending name given to
the specific was PLANTATION BITTFRS. The
statement attracted the attention of invalids
everywhere. The new remedy received fair
trial, and the results more than confirmed all
that had been said in its praise. Thcncetor-
ward it was a grand success. The business col
umns OF the press spread the glorious news far
and wide and the martyrs to indigestion, bill
liOuSness, ply steal prOstratiOn and premature
decay. as if by common consent sought relief
from the new vegetable restorative. They
found what they sought. From that time to
the present the increase in the demand for
Plantation Bitters has been Que of the most
striking events in this age.
R9- For Coughs, Bronchitis and COnsump-
ton, in its early stages, nothing equals DIR.
Pierces Golden Medical Discovery.
feb % I25-d1weod &w1t
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%Selected casks.
New York casks.
RosIN.-During the past week this article has
shown much activity, AMI the weeks business
has been characterized with large sales. The
demand all seems to be for the lower grades,
with scarcely any transactions i'll the finer
qualities (this is owing, however, to the small
stock, the bulk of which has gone forward and
lies in Northern markets.) Strained and No.
have been in constant demand, and the market
is 30 cents higher. Pales seem to be neglected,
but a small sale made daring the week
which fully maintains quotations. Buyers seem
to have confidence in the lower qualities, as
large lots have been sold for future delivery
buvers' option after 10th March at 81 10 for
strained The receipts by river are fair, but by
rail arc small. The stock i'll market is 10, sos
bbls a gainst 1928 for previous week, showing
an increase to stock of 1915 bbls. The weeks
business has been as follows: Friday, 100 bbls
at 81 10 for strained; Saturday, 1910 bbls. at
81 % for strained, 81 - for No. - and S. s. for
extra No. .; Monday, 800 bbis. at 81 p for
strained and ST 80 for No. .; Tuesday, no bbls.
at 81 IS for No. > 81 80 for extra No. ,, 106 bhlS
at as for Pale, 80 tor extra Pale, and 50 80 for
Window Glass; Wednesday, 1893 bbls. at ~ 10
to ST 80 for No. ., -, 900 bbls strained and No
(mixcd) at 81 90, and 900 bbls. strained Gu
ture delivery, buyers option after 10th March,
at 81 40: Thursday, no sales.
TAK-Has been in active enquiry from ship
pers throughout the past week and large lots
have been bought at unchanged figures. The
receipts have been unusually large and some
stock has accumulated. On Monday 20o bbls.,
in order, sold at SO 70 and 800 at So 10 The
market closes firm at So GO per bill. The re-
| ceipts and sales of the week are follows:
Friday . Go bnls at 50 90 per barrel.
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FREE TO AGENTS.

A bound canvassing book of the PICTORIAL
HOME BIBLE, Containing over 800 Illus
tratiOns. With Comprehensive Cyclopedia
explanatory OF the Scriptures. In English and
German. VIM. FLINT Sc CO., Philadelphia,
"a. 4w
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MEMPHIS, February II, 1869.


DR.. WIN. ii. Tut:
Sir-I have been suffering for nearly two
years with severe cough and great difficulty
OF breathing. My weight was one hundred and
fOrty-five pounds and when commenced tax
ing your Expectorant, | was reduced to one
hundred and sixte n. h91 tried almost ev
erything; had terrible night sweats! / have
taken half dozen bottles. The night sweats
have left me, tn cough has almost disappear
cd, and have gained fife en- pounds in weight
] believe it will cure my cough. / recommend
1t to all my friends.
With great respect.
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e. A TRI u NJ p H.-No medicine
ever offered to the people has won
for itself such a reputation in short time,
as DIR. TUFTS EXPECTORANT. WHEREBY
er it has been introduced, 1t has superseded all
other Cough remedies. 1t not only cures the
Cough, but SO thoroughly purfies the Lungs,
that no fears of its return need be apprehend-
ed.
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CoTToN.-The demand for this staple has not
been so decided during the past week as the pre-
vious one, but at the same time there has been
no general will to sell, and the undertone of the
market has been Strong in the face of a weaker
feeling in Liverpool and New York. The bulk
Of the weeks business WAS done on Monday,
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EXPORTS
I.nA GTHI NN

Bost0n-Schr ) & f Corson, 400 bhl9 r0Sin,
400 do spirits, 80 bales cotton, Ill DO pitch, 81
tar, 800 bush peanuts.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY Lucille-25J bbls ro-
sim 157 do spirits, 50 do tar, 81 bales cotton, H.
600 feet lumber, do mdse.
Newbern-Schr Agile, 80 tons Cape Fear
Guano.
New York-Schr Emma c Rommell, 3,02l
bblS rOSin.
New YORKSHIRE Thomas Booz, 2,G30 bbls
rosn.
New YrRK.-Steamship Funita--490 bales
cotton, 5sG bbls. turpentinc, 158 Go rOsin, bdls
Sheeting, 500 bushels peanuts. y pkgs mdze.
kENEERUNBPORT-Schr Clara Rankin
113 900 feet lumber.
lphia-Schr ii 5 Brooks, 5000 feet
lumber, 1S2, $50 shingles.
FOREIGN.
Cork for orders Swedish Barque Ulrika, p
6S4 bbls TCSin.
Cork, for orders-British brig Clio, 800 bills
spirits, 220 do. rosin.
HAvANA.-Brig Ellen Maria-1G1 ,697 feet
lumber.
PoNCE-Schr NJ y Coombs-I7S, 1873 feet lum-
Der, o ,959 shingles.
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s p Il G L A l.

n-@YOU ARE TROUBLED WITH
w. \ BAD RREATH-It annovs your
friends as we'll as yourself. You would like to
get rid of it, but scarcely know what means to
adopt. We will tell you, use the fragrant SoZO-
don't il viii cleanse and beautify Your teeth
and leave your breath pure.
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CLEANED.
COASTW1SE.


Steamship Lucille, Price, Da fillmore, A ID
CaZaux.
Schr Agile, Roberts, Newborn, Northrop &
Cumming.
Willard Bros.
Schr Thomas BooZ, Cannon, New York, Will
lard Bros.
Schr Clara Rankin, Falker, Kennebunkport,
j II Chadbourn X Co.
Steamship Fanita, Doane, New York, Bar
~ Bros.
Schr II S Brooks, Adams, Philadelphia, Har-
riSS < Howell.
FOREIGN.
Brig Ellen Maria Hoxie, Havana, Northrop
* Cumming.
Schr NJ \ Coombs, Coomhs, Ponce, C q
Barker & Co.
Swedish BarQue Uirika, Bredenburg, Cork,
for orders, Willard Bros.
(Nor) Brig Meteor, Hoist. Cork, Ton Orders,
DeItosset X Co., cargo by Williams ~ Murchi-
British brig Clio, Crowen, Cork for orders.
j K Blossom & Evans.
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Mrs. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SY-
RUP-It relieves the little sufferer from pain,
cures Wind, Collie, Regulates the Stomach and
Bowels, Corrects Acidity, and during the pro-
cess o: teething it Is invaluable. Perfectly safe
in all cases, millions of mothers can testify.
feb I, 1872 tOT-deodly &wIych
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BURNET-E'S STANDARD FLAVOR
ing EXtractS.-Lemon,V Vanilla, &c. Charge
your servants and dealers and observe that they
do not substitute i'll their stead any of the per-
nicious unpalatable extracts with which the
market is. flooded. Burnett'S Standard Flavor
ing Extracts established the strongest,
purest and the best made
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List of Vessels i'm the Port of Whining
tom, n. G., February Fl, IS7@.

ton, n. G., February Fl, 1872.
STEAMSHIPS
Bolivar, Evans, ldg, Baltimore, a D CazauX
Pioneer. Wakely. dig, Philad, Worth s. Worth
''''''''''' N''9'''~' ''7' AVN D Cazaux
BARQUES
German Rhea, Buckholz, ldg, Europe,
German-wrly 4 Emmy, Ehrenreich, ldg,
Europe willard Bros
German William Fiskor, Bormascer, ldg Eu-
rope, Jas ANDERSON u %
(Br) Fair & Easy, Taylor, ldg; Europe,
c L Pickering, TORY, dis, Master
Carrie. PUritOn, Lincoln, dis.
SCHOONERS
Emma Green, Collins, ldg, Havana,
Emma d l:n,licott, Endicott, ldg1 Havana,
G. q Barker & Co
Nova Scotia, Helen Hastings, Aubury, -ldg
Donna Anna. whaley, ldg Havana,
Worth & Worth
i Kidder & Son
Willard Bros
F Lockwood st John, ldg, New York,
Williams & Murchison
Sarah Brucn, Fisher, ldg, Philadelphia,
llarriss * Howell
Carrie A Bentley, Faulkner, dis.
J. A. Denenhower, Grace, dis, Worth & Worth
Palma, RANKIN, u1S, barry brOo
Taylor Il Matthias, Cheesman, dis,
Harriss & Howell
Schr II Sharp, Webb, dis, HarrisS S Howell
+ st Clair, Edwards, Ireland, dis,
Harriss s. Howell
Thomas G Smith, Bacon, dis, Hnrriss s. Howell
Il S Graham. Smith, dis, HarriSS s. Howell
List of Vessels Sailed for this Port.
BOSTON.
Schr Villa m Slater, Watts, cid Feb 13
Schr Chas W Holt, Holt, cid Feb IL
Br Brig WinOgene, Hammond, cid Feb ,
ROeKPORT.
Schr Diriso, Chadbourne, cid Feb 8
German BarqHe Catawamteak, Lord tId FEB 6
.. NEW YORK.
Schr E Paige, Gran, cid Feb
Richard AIDE, cid JAN ~
BORDEAUX.
C,laudia Dinse cid Jan 1
GRANTON.
Wilhelmina, Maco, cid Jan Id
LIVERPOOL.
Lizzie Raymond, Brown, cid Jan 20
RICHMOND.
(Br) Barque Tarpeian, Young. cid Feb I
CBr) Brig Maud, Thomas, CID Fen 0
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ARRIVED.
COASTWISE.


Schr : & L Corson, Brewer. Boston. Harriss
X Howell.
Steamship 7 anita Doanc, New York, Barry
Bros.
Cork for orders Nor. Brig Meteor, 400 bbls
spirits
Schr w q Dearborn Scull, New York, VIII
lard Bros.
Schr F. / Lockwood, st John, New York Viii
lians & MurchiSOn.
Schr Sarah Bruen, Fisher, Providence, Har-
rss s. Howell.
Steamship Pioneer, Wakely, Philadelphia,
Worth x Worth.
Steamer Hartford. NIafitt, Richie Inlet, A
Martin.
Schr Elizabeth, Hill, Elizabeth City, Mitch
ell & Son.
Schr Sam, Ackcrly. Elizabeth City, Mitch
ell & Son.
Schr Sibbie worthley, Howard, Elizabeth
City, Mitchell * Son.
Schr l. \ DeuenhowCr. Grace, New York,
Worth Il Worth.
Steamship Bolivar. Evans, Baltimore. y -
CazauN.
Schr Palma, Runkin, New York, Barry
Bros.
Schr Taylor x Matthias, CAecsman, Boston,
IIarriss x Howell.
Schr s Fl Sharp, Webb. Morriss River, \ j.
HarriSs * Howell.
Schr st Clair, Edwards, Ireland, New York,
HarriSs Il Howell.
Schr Thomas q Smith, Bacon, New York,
TIarriss & Howell.
Schr K $ Graham, Smith New York. Harriss
& Howell.
Steamship Metropolis, Cashier, New York
4 d CaZauX.
Brig Carrie. Purinton, Lincoln. Providence.
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