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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-01-29
Ne US NUGGETS.

LFoxboro, Mass, had a $40, 600 fire
Wednesday night
G. A. Swepson killed A. Moore at
Raleigh, N. O.. Tuesday.
Tho Direct Cable Co., has resumed
business via Nova Scotia.
Ills now believed that the whole
amount of losses by the Northampton
bank robbery il over one million dol
hrs, nearly half of which is negotia-
ile. AAN1'fsN9 NNE fT-SN
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-01-29
ROSTER

OF Commissioned omeer. az Fors d.
A. Russell. W.. II.
j ]. R~EYNoLDs,s Colonel 3rd Cavity
Commanding.
Major John V. Dubois, 3rd Cavalry
J u johnson, LIST Lieut. and Adju-
tant, Bird Cavalry.
George A Drew, LIST Lieut. and Regi-
mental Quarterinaster.
John + Randolph, Surgeon, USA
We Brandt, A Surgeon
J 4 Haskell, Capt 23rd Infantry
w A Cherry, I'd Lieut. 23dInfantry
Anson Mills Capt Sd Cavalry
Alex Moore, Capt. Sd Cavalry
A Sutorius, Capt Sd Cavalry
Win Hawley, Capt Sd Cavalry
Joseph Lawson, LIST Lieut. Sd Cavalry
A CsPaui, list Lieut. Sd Cavalry
Chas Morton, I'd Lieut. Sd Cavalry
w w Robinson, I'd Lieut. 81 Cavalry
III RLemley, I'd Lieut. Sd Cavalry
cambridge Reynolds, ID Lieut. Sd
Cavalry
Capt Jas Gillis, Assistant Quarter
master, USA Depot Or Master
Capt A X Long, Commissary of Sub
sistence, USA
Capt George X Brady, 23rd Infantry
Louis II Stil!e, LIST Lieu, BIRD Infantry
" A Bonlton, I'd Lieut. 2S Infantry
DR. Holt, A Surgeon, USA
4la CHEYENNE.
Major t. II. STANTON, Paymaster
u s Army.
Charles Bostwick. Storekeeper.
FORT LARAMIE.
Lieut. Col l.. p. Bradley, 9th Infan-
try, commanding Post and District
of Black Hills. IsN44n~
stLieut. Leonard Hay, Adjutant 9th
Infantry, Act. Asst. Adjt. General.
LIST Lieut.. Alfred Morton, 9th Infan-
Try, Post Quartermaster.
lstLient james Regain, 9Th Infantry,
DIR. A. Hartsuff, Asst. Surgeon U. S.
Army.
Capt Edwin Poll Eek. 9th Infantry.
Capt A. s, Burt, 9th Infantry.
Capt Jas Egan, 2nd Cavalry,
Capt Henry + Moves, End Cavalry
Cp Hall, LIST Lieut. 2nd Cavalry
FW Kingsbury, I'd Lieut. I'd Cavalry
j N Allison, I'd Lieut. I'd Cavalry
p Norris, ID Lieut. 9th Infantry
lib Burrows, Capt 9th Infantry
w w Rogers, LIST Lieut. 9th Infantry
Samuel Munson, Capt 9th Infantry
L II Capron, list Lieut. 9th Infantry
en- Rockefeller, I'd Lieut. 9th nifty
cAxr nozrsso~.
William n JordanrcaptaIn oh Infantry. com
Jesse n. Lee, Is, Lieutenant 9Th Infantry, A. A.
+. Mears, Captain 9th lnfanty, command'g Co. /.
Jas. Mob. siembel, and Lieutenant. 9th Infantry,
VIM; B Peass. let Lieutenantsth Infantry. com
Jne. A BALDWIN. snd Lieutenant 9th Infantry,
Co. b,..Pcst Adjutant.
Co. A. ~
Capt. ". ]. Fitzgerald. 9Th rnfantry-sick.
Gerald Rurse'rcapt3I tnvatrr. -
Oscag Biliug. lei Llcut.i 81 Cavalry. - "
L Mum, AssistSnt SURGEON, USA
f' p BED cLogD AsEscr--NERRA- KA.
Jas $ Hastings, Agent.
T. ID. McHvena, chief Clerk
l. A. RrcNer. Agency Physician.
Fred A. kennedy,c ommissary Clerk.
Ieorss hnox. Postmaster. u
j. W. Dear.
CANT MISUNDERSTANDING.
John D Derin, Capt. oh Infantry. Command.
Hagen Dslaaey "a Lieut. 9th Infantry, Post
Dr.. Wood. Assistant Surgeon. L. 3. A. and Post |
G. V. Pcttys, A. A. snrgeon-Post Surgeon.
w. L. Hoffman, tst Lieutenant 9th infantry, com
mauding Co. X.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-01-29

John D Derin, Capt. 9Th Infantry. comraand.
ing.
C1nriermAsier.
Dr.. Wood. Assistant Surgeon, L. 8. a. and Pos,
Surgeon.
CIV. Pc,tva. \. A. snrgeon-Po.t Surgeon.
W. L. Hoffman, let Lieutenant 9th infantry, com.
mauding Co. X.
Wilmington journal., 1876-02-11
New NeWSnaDerS.

The Shelby Aerora has ceased to
exist, and its editor and proprietor,
Mr.. J. P Burlington, has commenced
the publication of the NeaO Reginae, al
Rutherfordton, himself, continuing to
be both editor and proprietor.
His object is to make money and to
advocate needed reform in our civil
and religious institutions.
The first issue OF the Nee0 Regime
has reached US.
The Milton NercuYy, likewise makes
its first appearance, Mr.. J. W Thacks-
ton being sole editor and proprietor
The Mcrcasly is & four-page weekly,
gotten up with neatness, and on good
paper. The editor states in his saluta-
tory that. he will spare no pains to
make it of such value to the county in
which it is published that every good
citizen viii wish 20 become sub
scriber, aud that he will not be recre-
aut to the duties imposed upon him,
as q Conservative, by the great Con
servative party.
Wilmington journal., 1876-02-11
MARINE NEWS
ARRIVED.

Steamship d J Foley, Price Balti
more, A ID Cazaux. Reports q severe
gale on the LIST inst off Hatteras, ship
ped seas and lost spanker. ....-.
Schr Sarah Webb, Walker. Little
River, w Gore.
Schr Samuel, Styron. LOCKWOOD
Folly, Anderson a. Loeb. s
I Sehr Zenith. Moore. Shallotte, An
derson & Loeb. ---
Tug boat Royal Arch. Davis. Gov.
eminent Works. :. z ,1.f o
Br ,baFkentine Edmund Richardson,
291 tons, Brodie, Liverpool, Il days,
| 1877 tons salt, Wick & Mebane.
| Schr DeMoray Gray, 275 tons,
Aidridge, New York, 6 days, Harriss
ID Howell, 425 tons guano TO VS. w
and G. G .R R. Eg .--zs-.
Swed barkentine Emelie. 275 tons,
Christensen, 43 days, L'Orient, r e
Heide. - y
Steamship Raleigh, Oliver, Balti-
more, A. D. Cazaux. -..zaL ls.-
Schr Willie Luce, 1873 tons, Spear,
Camden. Me, lime and hay to Master.
Schr Aibie Pitman, 287 tons, Chase,
Weymouth, G. G Barker & Co, with
guano to DeRosset e. Co. ais u-a
Br barkentine Ruth Tapping, 31S
tons, Erickson, A days, Liverpool,
Wick & Mebane. e.-
Ger bark Clio, 375 tons, Schupp.
Bordeaux, previously reported below,
to T. Peschau & Wester mann.
Steamship Pioneer, Wakely, New
York, a ID Oazaux.
t Schr Charles, ireland, Beaufort, N
@, with ], $50 bushels corn TO T.
Lippitt.
Schr Ella Strickland, Strickland,
Elizabeth City, with 2,400 bushels
corn to B T. Mitchell & Son.
Schr Yreka, 120 tons, Moore, New
York. Navasss Guano Go.
Nor bark Oito, $50 tons, Arthlet,
Havre, France, r e Heide.
-5..-. r. CLEARED.
Ger bark Shanghai, Nauschentz,
Liverpool, Wick & Mebane.
Schr Samuel, Styron, Lockwood's
Folly, Anderson & Loeb.
Schr Sarah Webb, Walker, Little
River, W Gore.
schr Zenith. Moore, shallotte, An
dersor & Loeb.
Nor brig Nornen, Severtsen, Ham
burg, G. Ct Barker & Go.
Steamship Centipede, Miller, Charles
ton. 8 @, o G Parsley & Co.
Schr Charley Bucki. Blanchard,
Santiago de Cuba, Northrop & Gum
ming.
Nor brig Anna, Jorgensen. London,
Alex Sprunt & Son.
Steamship Panther, Mills, New York,
A d Cazaux.
Steamship ID. j. Foley, Price, Balti-
more, A. ID. Cazaux.
Schr B M Tilton, Tilton, Woodville,
B r Mitchell & Son.
Tug boat Royal Arch, Davis, Gov
ernment Works.
Br barkantine Florence Margaret,
Corner, London, Williams & Murchi-
son. i
Nor brig Ternen, Hartyigsen.
Cronstadt. Williams & Murchlson.
Nor bark Speed, Olsen, Cork for
orders. Alex Sprunt & Son.
Ger bark Claudia, Dinse, in below,
Baltimore, e Peschau & Westermann.
Nor bsrg Freidig. Andersen, Ham
burg, & G Barker & Go.
Wilmington journal., 1876-02-11
JAS. A. 1IARMAN, Secy.

The Providence Congregational
churche declines to be in the Beecher
council.
Two carriers, charged with being
ACCESSORY to tue murder of VIM Spence,
at Cairo, ILL.,, have been sentenced to
, twenty years Imprisonment.
At London, Ont Abraham Reid
has been arrested for beating his wife
nea ly to death and gnawing off her
hands during a drunken rage.
Mary Gonly, of Faceport, N. j who
killed her husband, has been found
guilty of murder IN the second degree
and sentenced to fifteen years impris-
onment.
@. \. Marshon, convicted of murder
at Bloomington, Ind, and sentenc d
to imprisonment for life, was taken
from Jail by masked men and shot
dead.
E. A. Bennett, State Auditor OF
West Virginia, has been acquitted OF
the charges laid out in the articles OF
impeachment. 1he vote on the third
article lacked one of the two-thirds ne
ressary to convict him.
The Continental Hotel in New York
and aIarge number of stores adjacent
We're burned yesterday. Three fire.
men were killed, and seven injured
Loss on the stock in the buildings.
81, 600, 900.
Wilmington journal., 1876-02-11

63@65 cents for ungraded new west
ern mixed, 664 cents for new yellow
southern. Oats dull and dropping at
46@49 cents for mixed western and
State, and 4S@s21 cents for white do
Coffee-Rio dull and nominal. Molas-
ses- New Orleans steady and IN fair
demard. Rice unchanged. Tallow
steady at 1901 cents. Rosin and
spirits turpenine dull. Pork firm
new mess $21 60@S21 rs. Lard heavy
prime steam $12 90@$12 95. Wins.
key is a shade firmer at 81 12@$1 la.
Freights dull-Cotton per sail /; steam
SIG.
BALTIMORE, Feb. g. S-Night.-Oats
quiet and heavy. Rye dull and nomi-I
nal. Provisions strong and buoyant.
Pork-mess $21 214@2la. Bulk meats
81 cents; clear rib LII
cents. Bacon, higher-shoulders 81
cents; clear rib 12a cents. Lard steady.
Coffee steady and not Guotably higher.
Whisky nominally firm at 81 124 !
Sugar quiet. - ~. ..ErI /.
Wilmington journal., 1876-02-11

, out to L,imberton; that Edwards on
Sunday. hearing there was some diff
Guilty abount the returns from Britt's
| proceeded to Lumberton on Tues.
day aid Deposited the scrolls with the
Register of Deeds.
James Thompson. Samuel Britt, s..
E. Wood and Dr. Edmunds were then
introduced as witnesses for the de-
fendaet. They all testified that the
defendant (EI,nuuds) acted in coed
faith in making out and sending up
the returns; that he acted in ACCORD
ance with instructions received from
q. II. Collins, the registrar, and DIR.
Norment, who was candidate for
seat III the Constitutional Convention
So clear and convincing was the
testimony on the part of the defence
that Commissioner Cassidey did not
hesitate q moment to discharge the
defendant
Wilmington journal., 1876-02-11
Hattie of TEs>DTe,s Creek.

Elsewhere will be found the pros
ceadiug~ of til" meeting which WIS
held at Ellington or the 5th TO IL
augurate arramg ments for celebrating
the one hundredth anniversa, Y Of tnis
historic event. Tue Meeting, We
! are informed, was well attended, and
spirit Of enthusiasm prevailed.
1t will BE- seen that all the necessor y
committees were appointed, ana if
these viii now come forward promptly
to tic discharge Of the several duties
assig,e e1 them, the cels bration will
prove a grand succs So. TIE time is
short that these commuters havo to
work in, and prompt action on their
part is absolutely necessary. We
notice that several prominent gentle
meU If the city are on one of these
committees, and their names are a
ranteo that their part of the work
will be well done, and done quickly.
The whole Cape Fear section should
exult with pride III this great item of
It's sectional history, and her people
should act promptly i'll making this
celebration worthy of the times and
of the occasion.
Wilmington journal., 1876-02-11
MI ARkEI REPoRI :
BY TELEGRAH TO THE JOURNAL.

EIns]ncsai. &
NEW YORK, Feb. 9-Ntght-Money
easy; offered at 6 p cent. Sterling ex-
change quiet at 81 86. Gold 112a@
1924. Government securities active
and steady-new 5s 1174. State bonds
quiet but steady.
COmmercIaIe
NEW YORK, February 9.-Nght. -
Cotton weak aud irregular, with sales
of 400 bales at II 15-16@131 cents;
consolidated net receipts rs. S.004 bales;
exports to Great Britain So, ,467 bales;
to France 6,733 bales; to the continent
81, 130 bales. Flour steady and in fair
demand-superfne western and State
"a 35; southern -four firm: common to
fair extra S5 15@$5 80; good to c oice
do $5 95@S8 70. Wheat quiet and
firm; frmness of holders materially
checks export demand; 81 As for amber
Pennsylvania. Germ fairly active at
Wilmington journal., 1876-02-11

List of Vessels I'm the Port of Will
mfnRtOn, N. &c, Feb.s9th 1876.
r -'1' STEAMSHIPS.
Pioneer, Wakely,
q lds = -*i A d Cazaux.
Raleigh, Oliver 1dg). AD Cazaux.
s. rss- ~ BARKS. r:
Kolus, Nor, 254 tons, Krogh. (wtg)
R E Heide.
Chatham, Nor. 333 tons, schirod,
I Clio, Ger, s75 tons. sehupp. in below,
(wtg) z Peschau & Westermann
Cito, Nor $50 tons. Arthlet.
Edmand i~,sS Richardson, 2e1 81. t; tons, ms'Gs Br
barkentine, Brodie (dis), Wick &
Mebane.
Emile, Ger, Ala tons, Lange, (wtg)
' e Peschau &c Westermann.
Emelie, 275 tons, Swd barkentine,
Christensen (disl, R T. Heide.
Hope, Br,251 tons, Fries,
doading.) Alex Sprunt & Son.
Heinrich Rodbertus, Ger, 346tons Kroe-
ger, (wtg) e Peschau & Westermann.
Helene, Ger, 339 tons, Fack, (wtg)
z Peschau & Westermann.
julius. Ger, 293 tons, Frenck. (wtg)
II f6S6nau q WeSt6rm8nn
Juno, Ger, Alt tons, Lindt. Qdg.)
e Peschau & Westermann
Lydia Peschau, Ger, 400 tons, Fechtel
'(wtgf EzPeschau 6 Westermann
Medusa, (barquentinel Ger. 366 tons
lwtg) E,Pesehau & Westermanr
Swan, (tlg) i - Wick & Mebane
Reidulf, (barkantine) Nor, 260 tons
Knudsen, Qdg) R e Heide
Rnth Topping. 318 tons, Erickson.
Dis Wick d Mebane
Black Swami, 1s9 tons, Winvslade, (wtg
| -e- sf-. 80 -f Maste
Clara, Ger. $50 tons, Dillwitz, (wtg)
| e Peschau il Westermann
Die Peene, Ger, $50 tons, Fehlhaber
| (wtg) e PeschaG & Westermann
r w Fisher. Ger. 213 tons, Maatz
| (wtgl e Peschau & Westerrnann
Fanchen, Ger, $50 tons. Voss, (wtg)
| T. Peschau & Westermann
Freude, Ger, 271 tons, Braun, (wtg
E Iesohau 6 Westermann
G. A Coonan, Br, 278 tons, Adair
Iidgl Alex Sprunt & So
Mechanic, 1877 tons, Gould, (dis,)
Hf Williams & Murchison
| N Showers, 244 tons. Showers, Harris
& Howell (ldg). by DeRosset & Go
r. Won Benigsen, Ger, 298 tons, Roster
adet T.. Peschau & Westernanr
z3ss0 SCHOONERS.
Abbie Pitman, 2S7, chase.
= Dis G. G Barker & Oe
Charles, Ireland (dis), ] T. Lippit
DeMoraY Gray. 275 tons. Aldridgt
= os5Ets @*sl - oHarriss &c Howell
Ella Strickland, Strickland,
(dis) s- B T Mitchell & So
Enify a. Bartle, 214 tons. Smith,
b Qdg. )daa * Harriss d. Lowell
Emma O. Babcock, 228 tons, Babeocl
/ Iwtr.) j A Springel
Kate Collins, 2S5 tons. Mathews. (wtg
~ saIs Harriss a. Howell
Eibbie Worthley, Oampton, (wtg) :
peRoeeet IL G
Wilmington journal., 1876-02-11
KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, Feb. 9-Night-The
convention of. the general railroad
ticket agents of America has begun it's
session here. The agents were called
together to adopt class of tates to be
charged during the Centennial season.
Nearly all the principal roads OF
America are represented and LOO
agents are in attendance. 1t is thought
a reduction of rs per cent. from the
regular rate will be made.
Wilmington journal., 1876-02-11
,Ene Ay.rrcntnn ..rcntenniaI.,,

TIE fl 81 Issue of this publication
makes it appearance among our ex-
changes. It is a six column, four
p'ge, weekly newspaper, printed on
good paper, with clear types, though
II says that it is not now, either in size
or typogr phioal appearance what it
will be Tue editor, B. F. Long, Esq,
makes graceful bow to his readers,
and as n, strightens himself again,
tells them that whatever influence his
paper may have will be exe;ted in
support Of the Conservative party, and
to the promotion of the general pros
perity of his county and State.
Wilmington journal., 1876-02-11

% @-+ -az+@& FOR THRA - fSzt <.s@isH
week EmaasG Thursday, Noon.
z-- sa5 February. h 1Ss6s s. vfr.ss
T.. ..sy.. REMARKS. xs..x:...
Our market for Naval Stores during
the week has ruled quiet. In Spirits
there has been, more pressure to sell
while buyers have held of. and our re-
view shows decline in prices from
oay 10 day. a@ad eaa oti# rsa. 7rzsvs
In Rosin there has been more de-
mand, and sales have been made from
day to day at the ruling figures; the
prices at the close Of this report show
ing decline on those of the previous
week. -es....s,.. -s.{ ..f -.-,.... b ..s.e -...f
In Cotton the transactions have been
limited owing to the small stocks offer
ing. We quote q good enquiry and
lots will meet with ready sale at the
closing quotations. =. ~-s-t.-@+i@ ss' =
We refer TO our tables for the details
of sales, prices, &e. 81 si-z-z s..
Wilmington journal., 1876-02-11
Arrived at Destination from Port
of Wilmington, n. C..
BAROUES. -
BARQUES.


Amanda, Ger, Schultz. arvd at
Amsterdam jan "a.
Andriette, SWd, Oedman Glasgow,
arvd jan 10. -@- leg - ..l.
August, Ger. Ohloff, arvd at Glasgow
jan "a. -.. s-... -.,..
Behrsnd, Ger. Berdiug, Liverpool,
Dec 80.
Carl Gerhard, Ger, Hillricns, ar
at Hamburg jan %. a4oLs -.
Forsete, Ger. Mikkelsen, arvd at Liv-
erpool jan 21.
Frank, Nor, Petersen, Granton. arvd
jan. I. " -
Gladstone, Br. Keneally, ar Liver
pool, Jan 80.
Hermann Heinrich, Ger, Oester-
reich Granton, jan 6.
Kobe. Nor, Taraldsen. Antwerp,
Dec %.
Naiaden, Nor, Halversen, Glasgow.
Dec 3; in port Dec 25.
Rlbnitz, Ger, Fretwurst, Granfon'
Dec 80.
St. Olaf, Nor, Hassel, Antwerp
jan 1. II ...
Sundsval, ,Swd, Schmidt. arvd Amster-
dam Feb /.
Won Heyden Cartlow, Ger, Specht,
arvd at Hamburg jan 2l. 80.
Wilmington journal., 1876-02-11
Wholesale Prices List.
Corrected Weekly

KERCHNER & CALDER BROS.
ES- These quotations apply to whole
sale prices. In filling smaller orders,
higher figures Gas a rule) will be
charged.
FEBRUARY 10, 1876.
Wilmington journal., 1876-02-11

List of Vessels from WtIninston
NO. for Foreign Ports,
BARKS. '@
Anna, Swd, Aspling, Londoh, sid
Jan 3. = -
Anna, Ger, siewerts, Liverpoaa,
cid jan. 81. ...-.t7
Arnevig, Nor. Arntsen, London. cid
jan 81. :
Apollo. Br, Millikin, Liverpool, sid
jan 81. -s.r IL
Auguste Teitge, Ger, Drews, Ham
burg, cid jan. 13.
Ceres, Ger, Doellher. Glasgow, cid
jan 18. -.
Dragon, Nor, Thomasen, London.
sid Dec "a.
Florence Margaret, Br, [barkantine]
Corner, London, cid feb z.
Framat, Swd, AhIstead, London, sid
Jan 3.
Freidig. Nor, Andersen, Hamburg,
cid Feb 8.
Friedrich Scala, Ger, Waack, Glas-
gov, sid Dec 27.
Emile Kahl, Ger, harquentinel
French, London, Dec 27.
Germania, Ger. ViIlmar, for Rot
terdam, at Masslius, Nov. 4. g.
Ierbuen, Nor, Svendsen, Hamburg,
Jan6.
Left, Nor, Marcussen, Glasgow, CID
jan 81.
Lyn. Nor, Void, Nor, Hull, sid Dec "a.
ar Dover feb 5 90
Otilia, Nor, Thorsen, Hamburg, aid
jan 81.
sonnabend, Ger, Pust. stettin, sid
jan. 28. is @@
Speed. Nor, Olsen, Cork for orders,
sid Feb. s. - ..l-~
Sulitjelma, Nor, Ullenaes, Liver
pool, cid jan, %.
Staubo, Nor, Gundersen, Granton,
sid Dec 20. -.
Titania, Nor, Hansen, Liverpool, odd
jan 81.
Wick & Mebane, Br, whiteside,
Liverpool, cid Jan. %. - ~-7'a .ss =
Victor, Nor, Jacobsen, Rotterdam,
sid jan. 20. a.. t-.--.~s 49,
Vega. Cor, Gerths. Hamburg, cid
jan. II. .--'-'- '-'8s'
Alice Ada. Rr. Wilmott, Trieste,
cid jan. 10. ,.y
Anna, Nor. Jorgensen. London.
Azha, Nor. Houger, Liverpool.
jan 7. e-irt@ go.
Brisk Trefry. Br, Granton, Dec. 20.
ar Dover feb 5
Castor, Ger, Barghoon, Liverpool,
jan 3. %
Economy, Br, Graham. Bristol.
cid jan. 10. . .- s-...- :. s4e-- i
Emma. Ger. Gerber. Liverpool.
jan. 5. ....-.-. - a...'.
Fido, Nor, Thorsen. Liverpool, cid
jan 81. . . 80 s'eH
:, !! Framat, ran t, swd, Eokman. 1ries'e.
Fredriksteen. Nor, Larsen, Belfast.
sid jan. 81.
Flamingo, Nor, Sorensen, arvd at
Helvoet Dec 81. tGa -a
G q Michels, Ger, Dillwiltz, Ham
burg, (cld) jan 81. .-.,s.,-... 80.
Hiding, Nor Ellingsen, Hull. cid
jan. 18. ~ - .a'4.3 80.
Jarlens Rummelhoff. Nassau, sid
jan 81. .....- -..... -.r. 5.s.4 4s4za.
Johanne, Dan. Andersen. Liverpool
CID jan. IL.
Mira, Nor, stoer, Liverpool. cid jan.
IL. aA. r..
Nornen, Nor, Severtsen, Hamburg,
cid Feb 8.
Orion. Ger, Lubken. London. arvd
at Deal, jan. 10. @a
Soskammeren, Nor, Wohl. London,
sid jan. 81. ..-.g "a -...e.s
Ternen. Nor, HartYigsen, Cronstadt,
cid Feb 5. ~ @~4't2& s
Triton, Nor, Jacobsen, Hamburg,
sid jan. %. t-f is5sa. H
zavia. Nor, Ommundsen. London.
SCHOONERs. - fa
Charley Bucki, Blanchard, Santiago
de Cuba, cid Feb 4. "a EttSFs4s.-E >
Donna Anna, Whaley, Cardenas. old
jan 25.. ~ I..s xa.f
George and Emily, Hill, Port au
Prince, cid jan. II. .
julia Elizabeth, Ingiaham, Harbor
Island, w. l., cid jan. %. r @
Lena r Storer. Seavey, Havana.
cid jan. %. -
T. F Warren, Johnson, Port au
Prince, cid jan. 81. = - a'4
Speedwell, Drisks, Barbadoes, cid
| 16Qs Ii. E.
Wilmington journal., 1876-02-11
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Financial. z...-.
| LONDON, Feb. -Noon.-Erie rail-
| road bonds 151.
Commercial.
! LIVERPOOL, Feb S-Noon.-Cott
dull-middiing uplands 6 7-16d /;
! middling Orleans SD; sales of 10, 900
| bales, including 1000 bales for spec
| ula ton and export; receipts Is, 300
bales, of which 6.SOO bales are Ameri-
| can. .-.s.
Cotton to arrive 1872 cheaper.
Sales of middling uplands on a basis
low middiing, deliverable February,
6 5-16d. F --4
Sales of middling uplands ON basis
of low middling, deliverable April and
May, 6sd.
The sales of cotton to-day include
$500 bales.
LONDON, Feb. -Night-Common
rosin 5s@5s Sd. Spirits turpentine
24s@26s Sd.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 9.-Night-Cotton
Sales middling uplands on basis
of low middling, shipped March, Std.
Tallow 45s.
GENESAL COTTON MARKETS.
tBy Telegraph)
MEMPHIS, Feb. S-Dull-middling
124 cents; receipts l, 736, shipments
2, 1853; sales 1900.
AUGUSTA. Feb. 9-Quiet and in
moderate demand 124 cents:
receipts 534; sales 662.
GALVESTON, February S.-Dul'-
-middling l q cents; net receipts ]. ISL:
exports to Great Britain l ,527; exports
to the continent 1,730; exports coast
wise 1874; sales 1O2.
Boston. Feb. 9-Quiet- -middling
134 cents: net receipts 7O6; gross
receipts ,65l; sales 80.
SAVANNAH, Feb. 9.-Dull-mid-
ding 12s cents: net receipts 683;
gross receipts 1.188; exports to Great
Britain 3.237; exports to the conti-
nent 200; sales 500.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. S-Dnll-mid-
ding 134 cents; net receipts 284; gross
375.
MOBILE, Feb. 8-Quiet- -middling
l2l cts; net receipts 1,511; exports to
Great Britain 6. 1852. exports eoastwise
1856; sales 4, 900. -E
CHARLESTON. Feb. 8-Qu,et-mid-
ding 12s cents; net receipts / 1872.
including 400 yesterday; exports coast
wise 442; sales 600.
BALTIMORE, Feb. S-Dull,-middling
12s cents; gross receipts 1873: exports
to the continent 121; exports coastwise
40; sales 1875.
Wilmington journal., 1876-02-11
AFTERNOON SESSION.

Application of Nicholass Cart for
the appointmeut 9f Constable FOR Uar-
nett township, Occasioued by The RS
ignation of JAS. i. Hewlett, was re-
ceived.
On motion the resignation Of i. II.
Morris. Com1ni sioner, was acceptc d.
On motion of d. Nixon two bills OF
Anthony Howe, one for township
auditing for $50 90, and one for fur
nishing Information to equalizs tb@
tax on real estate iii the township 81
Wilmington for $500 90, were referred
to Judge Russell for his opinion.
On motion township bill of ". W.
Humphrey, Justice of the Peace of
Harnett township, for $165 0G, was
ordered paid.
The Chairman and S. VanAmringe
were appointed committee to exam
ile the books of the Superior Court
clerk and ascertain the amount of
fines, forfeitures and penalties receiv-
ed by him during the last term of the
court.
Mr.. R. G. Myers was sworn and
duly installed into the Office OF Com
missioner, after which tie board
adj -urned until Wednesday evening at
7 O'Clock
Wilmington journal., 1876-02-11

Cork FOR oRDERs-Nor bark Speed
q, 132 bbls tar.
HAMBURG brig Nornen-2, ,02O
bbls rosin, 100 casks spirits turpentine.
LIvRRPooL-Ger bark Shanghai
8. 1872 bb1s rosin.
Bucki-160, 721 feet lumber, 157 bbls
rosin..
LoNDoN-Nor brig Anna-2, Isl bbls
rosin.
LoNDoN-Br barkentine Florence
Margaret-2,82 800 bbls rosin
CRoNsTADT-Nor brig Ternen-2, ,326
bbls rosin.
HAMBURa-Nor bark Freidig-2,54
bbIs rosin.
Wilmington journal., 1876-02-11
List OF Vessels for the Po-r ,s xUx,
mingtOn.-sN0rth Carolina.
-.a RARKG

4v Reons-sNortn Carolinaa
+@ BARKS. sfe-sg
40 Vinge, Nor, Hendrioksen. .Isv.
erpool, jan. 6. =, -
jan 2. Is 80 ~
Frank, Nor, Petersen, 0ranteas AID
for Smithville Jan a.. Bra 4r<[ -.
Israel, Swd, Tafin, Helvoet, sld
Keppa, Nor. Turgessen,, Grinsbyy.
passed Dungeness jan II. Dos -az-s9F
q Ma1n1heer, Ger, Sagert, Glasgow, sid
Primus. Nor. Olsen. Liverpool. aid
Rosa. Ger, 24s tons, Hoaschild,
Bristol. Dec 2. ~, -
Haugereid. Nor, Messed. HonAeur
Ruth Topping, Br, [barquentine1
3lS 81 tons, Erickson, Liverpool, sid Dec
, Rudolf, Br, Williams, Antigua, Dec
Vera. Nor, Moller, Limerick, sid
William, Ger. schaner, Bordesux,
sid Dec. 16. -. -
Zephyr, Nor, Jensen. shoreham, sl0
jan 6. - =
BRIGS. -+@
Helene, Nor, Gundersen, Glasgow.
sid for Smithville Dec 81. 80.
Rama, Nor, Larsen, Antwerp, jan Is.
SCHOONERS.
Aurora. Swd, Eltvedt, Penzance,
jan 8.
David, Br. Shelford, Deal, sid Jan 2b.
Jas Bliss, Hatch, Islesboro, sid
Halifax jan 30. ..~t