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"TCCAL nitCELLANY.
Foa all ssnrwa kw. m well a
for aomraercial tad iiarine reporta,onr
readers are reforml to thoe heads.
' oo i 1 1 1
I auto M "w Aejvrlaaaia.
Mtraaoa A Qokhta Brought Pawn fro
$t to It
Uraea Hoe's B-Mef td
TO WcKl MJfl'Wl.BilnjUMi Ball
tag Aatael on.
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Orpbwrvia, tie.
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. KsaoBiM-awM Iron, dt
Tvt tb Bonth AUantio tod Eaut
trs Gatf Ctalea, tiaing barometer,
north weat to touUiwaal wiada, colder
tzl cleat veather, twywded ia iha
Uilaf riainf tempwatara.
4L Ti-y ' ZtmnuoAS rani ia aooo
to U ttartad at tha State oapital, to be
Lieut. Oroaslsy, of the U, SL Batenua
Ecrtica, who waa for to long a time da
iztj tt tSiia ttaUoa, Mm baeo ordered
to dsjr ta 17a York harbor. ,
Tfc taawaa tMMHar narslsr. I
ttt itorm f blob paaaad over tb
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!dW! T11, WV . T I8
' f ?!' wk ,
pssUiyaney to the New England
Ciatea. Ta wn4 at this point, from
1 7 to o'olook reached a Talooity of
,l;-c'-',iailea and boor. At New
Tc:i U waa thirty three tailes; Peck's
PatX S7 J. ihlrt7aix tnilea; Oapa
ILJ Uirty milaa. Boow ia reported at
r:: Louia and Oinainnatti.
4 Csadactof ' the Wilmington k
T7'!;a. Cinroad Informed ns lat
TCLlr; tat bo brought down on hia
traidi aa far ea Wilson, a white man
beaTlj ircsed who waa charged with'
the cr' t cf forgery. The oaptain1 did
not la ia tla name, wheneehecame
cot V la! bo wa boaad, baving a
bo$ : aWcit cbaraotera, bat
axjTOS 5 1 9 ttl arrived t bi deati
caLaa vi ba reached Wilson.
v.? "lit-keai
Tbery'Lar-aa jet been no itepe
takf a t J Iiae Uo ateam tug Jamet
Hvtrry, L' ob lank at Mesart, 0. Q.
rari!cy & Co. wharf on laat Sunday
mornicj'. Hi. Curtis, tha superin
tenak ot tha worka at tha month of
the river, for which tha firm of Curtia,
Fobea k Co, have oontraoted.informed
US yesterday evening that the task of
raining tt would aooa be nndertaken,
however, and if be oonld not make
atk!c'.jry arrangemente with parties
in tba city to nndertaka the job, be
vot1 1 r bet himself with the means
be t!;si poasesea,
Tla Zv Cxbea Bladb is a new
Fr:r J t started at Uorgantoa, pui.
liihr 1 '4tery : ; Crowsen, and
tl'Jtzl 1 7 war old friend, W. F. Avery,
tie Cr;t cssber of whioh made ita
tf : . 7mZi isong our exchangee laat
lzl . Y7a wclootM tha Blade most
oorwl-1'7 U plaoe in the newspaper
worU,lcctz: wo know the aaetal of
the r: -'rntadcrtt Its oolnmha, and
tlep A cfti.e heart thai will di
rect J i r "Icy. , The Editor in bia
KlL'z 'toiiaiy InUmatoe, that the
torctc!-;j l,j iA the Erpotitor,
ri;' "' rrtu and Observer, need
Col 1 3 1 j Lit isi wiih him, politios U
a le " ?f ar cf religion, and that the
i - tDrorjswy XJemooratio.
.a v.r.1 2nd oat the same by
r ' I 3 'Jzd oZm at this place
n ' t' 3 Lllowica report of tha
J t' -ff meter yesterday af-
f ' 3 1 lock at tha various
, ; ", c'li..; Cairo. 43, dear;
' f 'l Charfeatoa, C9,
I, J,"olondy; Peck'a
: Uiro Eenry. 61. fair:
, ( V f;r; Galves on, 64,
-, to,, clear) jsouoii
; UnonvUIov 43, eloudy;
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IipHn tvniuty.
la, tLe cJ iu tbJ nteruo-.D
I'iitjJ U cat to L home n tlie
country, about o railea diUut.
be LJ tryel!-J btut iV.f the
dituw, lie heird aome i-ue wnlking
rp!dly btbinJ him as if to oTrtke
him. lie turued and iw thtit wa
Bfgro. B.Jieing that Le wa in no
dmger, he reaniwl Lin routo Lome-
wrd, but heu the u.'gro came np
itb Jimi, the negro mruck hitn on the
buof the beal with a hJ M ck
hori be curried. a blow that Mled
Mr Jndgo to the ground and oum.
pletely atuunea him The u gro then
obbed Lim of eeveuty-four dollar in
etah, hia pooket kuife, kaye and
ht Mr. Judge, after reco?er-
isg hia aensea the uegro no doubt
toought be waa dead managid
to make hia way to a house
which was near by, nd waa' thence
taken home. The highway robber ii
yet at large. No one ia thevioinity uf
Kenanmille knowa him. A atr anger
negro, whom no one, CTeu of hia own
eolor, knew anything about, bad been
loitering around the Tillage during the
day. aiid it waa observed that he car
ried a heavy atiok which waa noticeable
from ita peculiar formation. Thi
etick waa picb-d up at the plaoe where
Mr. Judge waa felled to the earth, amt
1 doubtleaa the weapon with whio'
the blow waa atruck. It waa aftjr-
warda Uken back to the village and
identified as the atiok which had been
eon in the stranger nrgKa hand.
This ia the only clue that ia powus-ed
for hia detection aud apprehension,
which probably may prove anfflcleot,
a there were a number of nrgrooa in
Keuanaville who w,.uld be able to
identify the atranger again if they
tbonld aee iiirn.,. Borne of the bent
eitiseaa of the village offered a reward
to the colored people for the appre
hension of the mucderous villain.
, The CMUrr Hm4
Tha agitation of this question haa
already boon aooompanied with good
results, thanks to the ladies who be
gan it. The gentlemen who compose
the Directory of Oakdale Cemetery,
never having forgotten the promise
mhin. h i,liTiJnil oitiisuna made
. .hTilion for makinir
MiUar atreeta bard road, when the
oil, anthoriUea bad opened and graded
o h Cemetery gate, have
work in dead wrn08l, u w,
- . mlttmA. tmimtul .lOU,
learn, and have already raised lUut
aeventy.flve dollars. We underctand
that Mr. Donald MoIUe haa the sub
scription list, aud offers to all who
winb to give to this laudable purpoie,
an opportunity of doiag sol Meantime
what are oar ministers and school
teachers willing to do iu this matter 1
It would be easy for them to appoint a
committee in their respective oougro
gations and schools, to solioit and re
ceive contributions and thus afford
every white man, woman and child in
tba oitf of Wilmiugton a ohanoe of
aiding in a work in whioh all should
take pride. Twenty-five oents or a
dollar raised bore and there would
soon swell the amount already, cou-
tributed to a sum whioh would be
sufficient to oomplete the job in a sub
stantial and oreditable mauuer. Five
huudred dollars, it is estimated, is all
that will be required. It would seem
to be an easy matter to raise this sum
in the manner indicated.
It is a lasting shame npon na that
we have such a miserable approach to
the moat beautiful, aud indeed the
only really beautiful spot near the
oity of Wilmington a spot that ia
aored to the memory of and dedi
cated to our dead and the remedy
should be applied aa speedily as
possible.
Th rw
j .
In on report of the oaaea tried in
the Mayor's Court whioh was held on
Saturday last, the testimony in the
case of the oity vs. BillJames waa sub
stantially given. The testimony as
there given went to show that the
stolen cows were puiohaaed by Mr, J.
F. Oarrell for the aum ot twenty dol
lars, whilst the cows were intrinsically
worth more, ona witness, the owner,
testifying that they wore worth one
hundred dollars. , ...
This reoital of the testimony left
room for suspicion to rest on Mr. Oar
rell to the extent that he knew the
property to be stolen when he pur
chased it.
Not wishing that oar report of the
ease should do anyone an injustice, we
have inveat!gated the facts of the caw,
so far aa Mr. Oarrell is concerned, and
we are aatianed that any suspicions
that might by implication bava attach
ed to him in this transaction, are en
tirely without foundation. His own
statement to ns, made last evening,
corroborate what we had previously
beard daring the day, and oor
firmed as in oar opinion tbst
Mr. Oarrall's connection with the mat
ter waa nothing more nor leas than a
piece of fair dealing.
When , tha negro ams to. the pen
in aearch of tha stolen cows, Mr. Oar
rall waa absent, d pi his return, waa
told by" bis foreman of the boy's visit,
t a foreman at tha aama time remark
i"T that be suspected that the cows
whioh bsd been purchased that morn
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ouaa. J.J Ii t . e the
hi.Urfh the oif. r to show t!i m
wt 1, sl.e te.i g aat tSi'J f the
iJeutit. Mr. 0rra!l tliou turneJ the
bf over to hr, tilling her t.
Lav.' it Uken t tLe uui kft atid sold,
aud thereby rrinitinreiici If for tics
Uxm hs far aa the urnouut Hlie coulJ get
for it aoulJ go. Thii ahe Jul and re
ceivi d thirty dolUrs for it, after trying
the market thoroughly.
Now u to the purchase. This waa
inndi about 11 o'clock iu the forenoon.
tin- price ngreed upon being Mr.
Oarrall hi J hut f2 in his pocket at
the titnn, which h paid to BiM J imea,
the man who aotd the oowa. auJ told
him to come back in the afternoon and
get the remainder of the money. This
the thit f never did, believing doubt
Iocs that distance waa safety. Mr.
OirrslI the.) offered a rcwatd of 5, as
be promise J the woman to do, iu con
scqiu ' ce of which Bill Jmea was ar
retted, brougtit to Mr. Garrtll, and by
him tnrned over t-J the polioo offloer.
The intrinsic vslue of the cows, iu the
market for beef, seems not to have
been more than the prioe which waa
agreed to be paid for them.
Taking the fact to be as stated, and
we believe that we have got ton bold of
the "true story," tin y aevm to exbou"
ernte Mr. Oarrall bcyot.d all question.
'lit fioraal I'wncert (lufe.
The young gentlemen who compose
this cherished bantling of Wilmington,
propose (aa haa bieu noticed by the
Journal) to give a bal vwtqtw, at the
O.ty Hall, ou the evening of the 25th
inst.
Ou this merry eveuing. both senti
meutal and dancing miiMo will bo fur
nished ad, lib. forthet tjojment of all
their friends who may patronize them
on this interesting occasion. The
managers, with reusitive propriety,
have adopted a system of invitations,
for the purpose of preventing the in
trusion of those who might mar the
sooiul enjoyment.
For maskers, tickets are one dollar
and for spectators, fifty cents. It is
to be hoped that the friends of the
Club, will Consider it not culy a pleas
arable duty.but a kindly consideration,
to patronise the laudable efforts of the
"young blow-hards." As our good
citizens have manifested muob int reat
in this charming bind, we may expect
that jolly maiks and genial faces will
teat the oapaoity of the Oiy Hall,
where they will reoeive a quid pro juo.
for the aid and comfort they delicately
extend to the 0. 0. Club,
Thkets, aa heretofore anuouncad,
for sale at Heinsberger'a,
ttlnara;! Mitchell.
This ever popular actress, supported
by Mr. Win. Harris and a first-class
oompany, makes her appearance at the
Opera House next week, for two nights
0nly, the 21st and 22ud. On the first
eveuing she will present her own great
specialty, of whioh she owns the piay
right Fanchon lte Cricket. On the
seooud, she will present the fearl of
Savoy. The sale of scats will com
mence at Heinsberger'a next Thursday
moruing.
Such an artiste as Maggie Mitchcl
d cs not fear ctitioism, but rather
courts it, and wa perhapa can do her
no greater favor than to give the fol
lowing notion of her appearanoe in
Fanohon sat Ford's 'irand Opera
House, in Baltimore, taken from the
Baltimore Sun:
There ia so muoh poetry in Maggie
Mitchell's deliueatiou of "Fauohou"
that her audienoos forget the plain
prose of the text, aud natnre'a own
speech, the artiste's power, give polish
and rythm to tb author's words. In
dialogue our Maggie leads the heart
along iu paths of ber own making out,
iu pantomime she charms still more;
in other words, speaking she is "irre
siBtible," without speech she is elo
quent. Who but she oonld give a wild,
weird, untutored almost s.ipernatual
air to the shadow danoe, and clothe in
personality a child's ideal of sprites
and strange beings coming from Elf
land to sport awhile in the moonbeams
of earth? The sto y of Fanohou" is
not a strained one, though tne origin
aud destiny of the heroine do seem a
little improbable, but the plot is so
slight from her fust interview with
Landry Barband to the final fall of the
curtain, as to be nomysteryorsurpme
at all, and it is this very barrenness
that gives doable force to the applause
whioh crowns the play. It Is only
Sonius that can construct superior wait
rom inferior articles, and Maggie
Mitchell alene makes "Fanchon" su
perlative as to merit, enjoyable in the
most perfect sense of the word, and
bettering and ennobling in its offset.
The oompany ia an excellent one, and
worthy commendation.
matter's Ceam.
There waa no session of this Court
yesterday, tha Mayor having gone to
the Western part of the State on busi
uess oonneotod with the Western N. 0.
Railroad.
VtiH VNIVEHNITY I.CTTKU.
Prpratlona lor the Coming Com
nienceniont.
Cbapxl Hile, Feb. 12th, 1876.
Dear Journal : -In my last letter I
said I hoped I would be able when I
wrote again to give tha names of the
students elected
MARSHAL, A WD BALL MANAGERS.
Mr. F. M. Fremont, of Wilmington,
was eleoted from the Philanthropic
Sooiityaa Chief Marshal. The Chief
Marshal appointed two assistants from
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- lim, ana it. u. i'ayne, w uavidsoa
t J. :.-. r r . : :. :.
'1 1. '.'. -i if I'. I . ,' T:
si t-1 a f -j.:. Mr. 11. i; i;
L-ii J, of V"iiuH.:t.)Q, fr.'ia 1..1
C ii-f IUW Mug-r. A-iti;.t i U':a
r.iiUijthicpic. M-sfM. J. M. r,;.ktr,
of Cig''C a.lM emu1 v auJ F. D. Win
ston, of Ikrtiu couat. A Sri ft lit
from Dialect, a : M -m. Geo. lie
Corkle, of Ca awla aunty, saJ
I). C. H'ahlack, of Bichmond o uuty.
The MarxLais were apxiutJ f.uni
the h.xvuiJ year btu J-uU and above,
that in, those' iu the ''soph." aud
juui .r cliunea. Neither tt MariihaU
or tin) Ball Managers will use regal
They have been J.n.eueJ with aud
the simple roaette has been submitted.
IIISTOKICAL CLIH.
The exor?iHes of this c'.nb coiittint in
writing efsajs ou Liatoricil subject.
They moet ouce a week wbeu their es
naja are read atd corrected.
BKADINU CLI B.
This Club is o imposed of some
thirty stu ieuts. The obj-ct of the
Olnb is to read the best periodical to
be hud, and in that way to keep them
selves well ported on the current news.
The faculty bare each presented to the
Club at leant one magazine or daily
paper. Borne of the leading State
prpors have added their pablioationa
to the files of the Club. The Club-rooms
are opeueu every evening Tor the use
of the students. The officers of this
Hub are: Arthur Arrington, President,
W. B. Thill ps, Secretary, & L.
Payne, Treasurer.
THE ADDKESHKH, AC.
The addreas before the Agricultural
Department of tho College will bo de
lve red by one of Baleigh'a favorite
citizfim.
Uev. T. II. Pritobard. 1). D., of
IUleigh, has beeu invited, aud, as I
hear, has accepted the invitation to
deliver a sermon before thr students
during commencement, week.
the Dialectic Society have elected
one of our Congressmen to deliver the
addreH i before the two societies. It is
not yet kuown whether ho haa accepted)
but it is to be hoped that he will.
ritEl'AIlATI0N8 FOR COMMBNCIEBKT.
Although it is some time to the com-
meuoemeut, yet the Marshals have
gone earnestly to woik, in order, that
the first oelebration of the University
after its restoration, may be a grand
suoocss. The closing feature of tha
commencement will be a grand ball,
given in honor of the restoration of the
University. Yours, N. C.
HUhop (iilbboaa.
Bishop Oibbons is now visiting (he
Eastern part of the State. v
February 9th he preached and con
firmed iu Halifax.
February 10th he preaohen and con
firmed at the Forks,
Tho sumo night he preached in En
field. ,
February 11th ho preached in Oolds
boro. February 13th ho will visit Newborn.
February 15th he will vieit Washing
ton. February lGth he will visit Oreen
Tills. February 18th he will visit Tarboro.
February 20th he will visit Wilming
ton, where be will remain for soae
days.
B'Shop Alkluaou's Appointment
lor ilia aprlna VUltatlen
Kinaton March 22
Holy Innocents, Lenoir Co., " 24
Newborn . , .
Beaufort.. "
St. Paul'sSwiftOreek Bridge, "
Trinity Churcl.,Betufna-tCo., April
Blount's Creek '
8t. Joliu's, Durham's Creek, "
South Creek, Beaufort Co., "
Greenville
St. John's, Pitt Co..
Snow Hill
ii
Marlborough, Pitt c unty,
Oood Friday "
Wilmington, Easter Sunday, "
Amelioration and Core.
Amelioration uf tba symptoms of a ditaaaa la,
ofoourae, nuedexliable objeot of medication
and Ibora are, no doubt, palliatives alilcb poa
mm eoiuidarable remedial efflcoy. The tem
porary disappearance of the indicia of a diaeata
In t nuo) Inetanoea. however, deloile the
lea into a bail t that they are cured. Mtny of
ttioaa who have borne grateful testimony to tha
iiermanent remedial affeota of Hosteiters
Htommili BUtera, in came of liver dliorder,
chronic conetlpatlon, Inb rmlttant and remit
tantfeTert, urinary and rheumatic alimenta,
have aim reoor ed the taot that the caporary
relief oncaiionaily afforded by the med elnn
whioh they tried before utl' g the great rento'
atlre lplred hope which were epedily dim)
paled by a return of the malady. Tha Hittera
not only relieve, but if perUt.ntly anjrejnlar
1t Uken.ouaa the maladiea tu which thoy are
ad-pted. Jw
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OOMMEBOIAL,
WILMINGTON MARKETS.
THKOFFI0IAIt QUOTATIONS OF THI PRO
DTJOB EXOHAHQB ABB POSTED DAILY
AT 1 P. H., AND BKFKIt TO PBIOBS
AT THAT HOUR.
UAll.k JOURNAI. (IFriOK,
Febraary 18th, IMT6-f3 P. HI.
SPIRITS TURPENTLNEOffloiai
quotations firm at 31 oents bid. Sales
of (50 casks at 31 oents.
ROSIN OfBoial quotations firm at
$1 45 for Oood Strained. Sales of
aOO bbls Good Strained at SI 45.
TAR Official quotations quiet at
$1 45. Sales of 278 bbls at $1 45.
CRUDE TURPENTINE Offloial
quotations nominal No sales reported
to-day.
CORN Sales of one cargo of 2,440
bushels whit at 66 oents bushel,
and 270 mixed at 65 oents.
COTTON Official quotations quiet.
But all sales at the following official
quotations : , .
i Ordinary
i 9 cents.
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fart Aintaaavc-Thta navy.
Hun rias C: IS A. M.
Sun neta 5: 41 P. M.
Hitt water 2: H P. M.
Day's length 10: M
ARRIVED.
Hteamer A. P. Hurt, Worth, Fa
etteville. Worth A Worth.
Ht-amr JuTiiper, Bkinner, Fayette-
ville, ick x Jletiaue.
Hteamer Wave, lvobeeon, rayette-
ville. Williams A Murchion.
Ste mer North E(, Patldiaon, Point
Caswell, A. n. Van Bokkelen.
Steamer iixie, Jaoobs, smitbville.
0. O. Parsley A Co.
Bteamer Caswell, Ilenry, Banaer-
man's Bridge, A. n. Van Bokkelen.
Br brirf C C Van Horn, 370 tons,
Hooker, Bt Thomas, W I, Alex Bprunt
A Hon,
Nor bark Hengereid, tons, Mes
sell. Uoofleur, Franoe, It E Heide.
Bwed bark Matilda. Bredeoberg. Ht
Thomas, W I (in belowX B E Heide.
CLEARED.
Bteamer A. P. Hurt, Worth, Fav-
etteville, Worth A Worth.
Bteamer Juniper, bkinner, rayette-
ville, Vick A Mebane.
Bteamer Wave, Iwbeson, Irayette-
ville, Williams A Murohison.
Bteamer North East, Faddison.Point
Caswoll, A. U. VanBokkelen.
Btenmer Caswell, Henry. Banner-
man's Bridge, A II Tan Bokkelen.
Bteamer Dixie, Jacobs, BmitnvUle,
0. 0. Parsley A Co.
Swedish bark Matilda, Bredenberg
(below), Baltimore, to load with grain
for Cork for order i.
MEMORANDA.
Boamship Pioneer, Wakely, arrived
at New York from this port, Feb 9th.
Steamship Raleigh, Oliver, arrived
at Baltimore from tnis port, Feb 12th,
HAIIINK INTKI.MUENCE.
By Telegraph. .
Qitbenstown, Feb. 15. The bark
Jennie Armstrong, for Philadelphia,
went aground at Knaughs Point. The
tide was ebbing with a westerly squall.
Livebpool, Feb, 15 The ship Van
guard, from New Orleans, brinsrs the
mate ana tnree seamen, survivors of
the orew of seven of the Elizabeth
Prosper, from Pensaonla. whioh cat.
sized. Tney bad been in open boat a
week, without food or water, and
suuereii wnn intense cold.
Cadiz, Feb. 15. The brig 8 EKen
nedy, from New York to Limerick, ex
pererienced heavy weather. Three of
erew were washed overboard aud
drowned.
Met el Vessel In I ha Port ol WiU
uilngton, N. v., Feb. IS IS70.
BARKS.
Brilliant Star, Br, 200 tons, Nicholas.
dm Viek & Mebane
Clio, Qer, 375 tons, Bohnpp, in below,
(wtg) E reaoliau & Westermanu
Cito, Nor 848 tons, Wathno,
(wtg) R. E. Heide.
Edmund Richardson, 291 tons, Br
barkeutine, Brodie (dis). ftck A
Mebane.
Emilie, Oer, 414 tons, Lungu, (wtg)
E Pesobau dt Wostermann.
Emelie, 275 tons, Swd barkeutine,
Chifltensen (dis), RE Heide,
Uope, Br,251 tons, Fries,
(loading.) Alex Sprunt A 8on
Heinrioh liodbertuHkOor,34StonsKroe-
ger, (wtg) E Peach au A Westermann,
JUeletie, Uer, 339 tons, Fack. (wtg)
E Peschau A Westermann
Julius, Qer, 293 tons. Frenok. (wtg)
E Peaebau A Westermann
Hengereid, Nor, tons, Messel,
dis - RE Heide
Lydia Pesohan, Qer, 400 tons, Feohter
(wtg) E Peaohau & Westermann,
Medusa, (barqueutine) Qer. 866 tonu.
(wtg) E Pesohan A Westermann
Nancy Holt, barkentine Br. 307 tons,
Swan, (hlg) Viok A Mebane.
Ruth Topping. 818 tone, Erickson.
Dis Vick t Mebane.
William, Qer, 240 tons, Sohaner.
dis E Peschau A Westermann
BRIGS.
Black Swann,189tons, WinvBlode.
ldg Northrop A Camming
uiara, uer, aiMJ tons, Uiiiwitz. ( wt)
E Peschau A Westermann
0 C Van Horn, Br, 376 tons, Hooker,
dis A Sprunt A Son
JJie reene, Uer, 'MX) tons, Fenlhaber,
(wtg) E Peaohau ft Westermann
F W Fisher, Qer, 213 tons, Maatz
(wtg) E Pesohan A Westermann
Fanohon, Qer, 250 tons. Voss. (wtg)
E Peschau A Westermann.
Frende, Qer, 271 tons, Braun, (wtg)
E lVsohau A Westermann.
John Pieroe, 211 tons, Townsend,
dis Worth A Worth
Mechanic, 197 tons, Qould, (rpg)
Williams Se Murohison.
Vera, Nor. 118 tons, Moller,
dis R Heide
SCHOONERS.
Abbie Pitman, 287, chase,
Dia Q Q Barker A Co.
Altoona, 176 tons, Fitzgerald,
(die) master
Charles, Ireland (die), JELippitt
DeMoray Gray, 275 tons, Aldridge,
Harriss A Howell
Ella Strickland, Striokland,
(die) B F Mitchell A Son
Emily A Bartle, 214 tons, Smith,
(ldg.) Harriss A Howell,
Emma O. Babcock, 228 tons, Baboock,
(wtg.) J A Springer.
EateColUns, 285 tons, Mathews,(wtg.)
Harriss A Howell.
Libbie Wortbley, Oompton, (wtg)
DeRosset A Co
Lottie, "215 tons, Somen,
dis Harriss A Howell
Mary A Hood, 879 tons, Steelman,
(wtg) Master.
R L Myers, Lewis (die) 3 E Lippitt
Vesta 96 tons, , (laid np.)
- QG Barker A Co.
Willie Luce, 133 tons, Spear,
Di ' Master.
Vulture, Nor, Eilertsen, 359 tons
(dis) Master
Yreka, 120 tons, Moore, .
(dis) Navassa Guano Co
l.iat of Veneli fat th Part ! Wll
ntlaatai, iNwrtla Carollnaw
BARKS.
Fear NotGer,Kuliia, Liverpool, sld
ian 2.
Frank, Nor, Petersen, Ornnton. sld
lor Smitbville Jan 21.
Israel. Swd. Tallin. ITaIvaaL M 1
jan25.
i i:,
I- G,T. 2iJ i,:Li. Il.xli'J.
Brtol. I).-c 7.
Lulli T.'n icg, Dr. lar.pet.tiDe
li Ulb. Liukina. Liverpool, eld Dec
r.aJol, Er, Williams, Antigaa, Dee
24.
Zephyr, Nor, Jensen, SlioroLaia, sld
jan 0.
BEIQ3. .
nelene, Nor, Oandersen, Olangow.
slJ for SmitLville I), c 31.
Rana, Nor. Irfien. Antwerp, jaa 13.
SCHOONERS.
Ann Whiting, Hatch, rrovidenoe
and Orient, L I, Feb 5.
Aurora, Swd, EltveJt, Peczince,
jan 8.
David, Br, Shelford.Deal, aid jan 25.
Q W Anderson, Anderson, New York,
feb a
Jaa Bliss, Hatch, Ialesboro, eld
nlifax Jai 30.
John L Traoey, Merservey, Belfast,
sld feb 8.
Lucy Holmes, Teel, Boston, sailed
feb 10.
lAl ol VetMla Irons U ilnalngtoa
a,C, lor Forelgai Porta.
' BARKS.
iEolna, Nor, Krogh, Hamburg, eld
feb li.
Anna, Swd, Aspling, London, sld
Jan 3.
Anna, Ger, Siewerts, Liverpool,
old jan. 2),
Arnevig, Nor. Arntaen, Liondon, old
jan 31.
Apollo, 1ST, Millikin, Liverpool, Bid
an .11.
Aufrusts Teitge, Ger. Drews. Ham-
bnrg, eld jan. is.
Ueres, Uer, Doelmer, Glasgow, old
ian 18.
Uuatnam, is or, Sohirod, ltoteerdam,
eld tan 11.
Dragen, Hot, Thomasen, London.
sld Deo 24.
Florence Margaret, Br, barkantiue
Corner, London, old feb 7.
Framat, Swd, Ahlstead, London, sld
Jan 3.
Freidig, Nor, Andersen, Hamburg,
Old Feb 9.
Friedriob Scalla,Ger, Waaok, Olas-
gow, s d Deo 27.
Lmilie Jlanl, Uer, barquentine
Frenoh, London, Deo 27,
Germauia, Uer, Villmar, for Rot
terdam. st Masslius, Nov. 4.
Ierbuen, Nor, Svendsen, Hamburg,
Jan 6.
Juno, Ger, Lindt, Liverpool, old
ian 11.
Leif, Nor, Maioussen, Glasgow, old
jan 31.
Lyn,Nor,Wold,Nor,Hull,sld Deo 24.
ar Dover feb 5
Otilia, Nor, Thoisen, Hamburg, sld
jiin 31.
Boi nabend, Ger, Post, Stettin, sld
jan. 2N.
Reidulf, Nor, Knudsen, Hamburg,
Nor, Kuuusen, Hamburg; old feb 12,
Speed, Nor, Olsen, Cork for orders,
sld Feb. 8.
Sulitjolma, Nor, Ullenaes, Liver
pool, old ian, 22.
BtHubn. Nor, Gundersjn, Granton,
sld Dee m
Titania, Noi, Hansen, Liverpool.oid
jan 61.
Viok A Mebane, Br, Whiteside,
Liverpool, old ian. 2X
Victor, Nor, Jaoobsen, Rotterdam
aid jan. 29.
Wega, Ger, Gerths, Hamburg, old
ian. li.
BRIGS.
Alice Ada, Br, Wilmott, Trieste,
old ian. 19.
Anna, Nor, Jbrgenson, London
old Feb 4.
Azha, Nor, Houger, Liverpool,
an 7.
Brisk Trefry, Br, Granton, Dec. 29,
ar Dover feb 5
Castor, Ger, Barghoon, Liverpool,
jan JJ. -
Eoonomy, Br, Graham, Bristol,
old jan. 19.
Emma, Ger, Gerber, Liverpool,
ran. o.
Fido, Nor, Thorsen, Liverpool, eld
ian 5l.
Framat, Swd, Eckman, 'iVieste,
old jan. 24.
Fredriksteen, Nor, Larsen, Belfast,
sld ian. 31.
Flamingo, Nor, Soronsen, arvd at
Uelyoet Deo 21.
Q C Miohels, Ger, Dillwiltz, Ham
burg, (old) ian 31.
G A Coon an, Br, Adair, Iondon
old ian 11.
Hilding, Nor Ellingsen, Hull, old
ian. 19,
Jarlen, Rammelhoff, Nassau, sld
jau 61.
Johanne, Dan, Andersen, Liverpool
old ian. li.
Mira, Nor, Btoer, Liverpool, old jan.
Nornen, Nor, Severtaen, Hamburg,
old eD if.
N Stowers, Stowers, Grenada, old
feb 12.
Orion, Ger, Lubken, London, arvd
at Deal, ian. 21.
R Von Bennigsen, Qer, Eoster, Rot-
erdam, eld leb 12.
Soskammeren, Nor, Wohl, London
bid jan. 31.
Ternen, Nor, Hartyigsen, Cronstadt,
eld reb o.
Triton, Nor, Jaoobsen, Hamburg,
sld jan. 28.
Zavia, Nor, Ommundsen, London,
old ian. 14.
SCHOONERS.
Charley Bucki, BlanoharVj, Santiago
ae uuos, oia reb 4.
Julia Elizabeth, Ingtaham, Harbor
island, w. i., old jan. 22.
L F Warren, Johnson, Port au
4. nnoe, old jan. 21.
Speedwell, Drisks, Barbadoes, old
Jan. 17.
Arrived avt Destinaulou from Port
ol Wilmington, Br. C.
BARQUES.
' Amanda, Qer, Sohultz, arvd at
Amsterdam jan TJ4,
Andriette, Swd, Oedman Glasgow,
arvd jan 19.
Angu8t,Ger,Ohlpff, arvd. at Glasgow
jan 24.
Behrend, Qer, Berdiog, Liverpool.
Dec 30.
Carl Gerhard, Ger, Hillrichs, ar
at Hamburg jan 28.
Donna Anna, Whaley, ar Cardenas,
feb 7. '
Forsete.Ger, Mikkelsen, arvd at Liv
erpool jan 2L
Frank, Nor, Petersen,Granton. arvd
jan. 1.
Gladstone, Br, Keneally, ar Liver
pool, Jan 30.
Hermann Helmrioh, Ger, Oester
reioh Granton, jan 6.-
Kobe, Nor, Taraldsen, Antwerp,
Deo 23.
KainAn Knr n.lwor.nn niuina
Deo 3; in port Deo 25, ,
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j. j.
..cii, Lif
i.rp, arrl
Lrot-ers, Lr. tz.::U, 1l
ian 25.
Do!F Lin, Er, Eart, T:iztJ, jia 6.
E'gm, Er, Paitcr, CraLUjo, prior
to iao. 8. .
llodta, ftor, Dail, LocJja, arvd
an ".j.
Fram, Nor, Torstensea, LiverpooL
an 20.
Jiue Crosby, Lord, Port aa Prisma.
ar jan 25.
Lillesand. Nor. DaLL ar London.
Jan 30. .
Livingstone. Fischer, arvd at Hal
in 21.
Ludwijr.Ger. Seiner, arvd at Liver
pool Jan 23
Neponaet. Ger. Strnnt fllaae-ow-
Dec 20; dis. January 5.
Olion. Ger. Lubkin.'aF T-nntniv
Jn21.
Vv exford, Br, Foster, London, at
eo u. . .
SCHOONERS.
Jobn H. Corverse. l'lnmmor.- Part
an Prince, arjan. 18.
Leua It Btorer. Seaw. ar Havana
F..b7.
Low Prices, Frcmjt ioiira -
FIRST-CLASS WOUli.
mTIOriERt
PRINTERS AND BI2.SEXS
LITN88IARKESS
net IS 8m
CHOICE
VEGETABLE AND FLOWER
SEEDS,
From Drlgga A Brother,
-KoobtMur, M. T."" "
for sale by
o.hw. rux:e
oo N- E UornM eonl and Market St.
janss, .. . ...... ...... r-r
HOUSE FURfflKG GlM !
JKFERIKS' PATENT BI7CKW8KA '
link era, bakes four at ouoe Knach Ml
Paua, Saoaaee Cottera a id Staffera, Miocbiff ,
Kulvea, Scrubblug Brut , Utii Urooaw, re
er Ouetera, or suit) low by
CEO. A.PCCr "
Plow
Stool.
SWEre;iRON (ISO baraS, and S bihea .
now In atook), oaat Plowa, Casting, Flow
KolU. Hamen, ttellara, Back Band Flow
Llnei, teel Weeding Hoes, lUub Aim, Grab ,
Mora, Ao. The largest stock of the above
goodi in the cl y and at the lowest Mk prieea '
i IM
ran ae ronna at Uta old eeUbllekeaV Uatda
Hoimeof JOHW hAWHON.
feb IS, 10 tl Market Straet,
ALTAFFEB & IIIXJLt
WILL FURNISH
Sasli, Blinds, Doors, MOuIiUdis,
Bracket, aoroll and ornamental work of avatr ,
rieaeitptlon at the loweat prfcea. Sub. end
B'lmli repaired eheap. Tornroa dona at abaci '
notice. i . . ;
ractory foot ol Walnut Street, adjoining OoW
ville Co.'a Mil.. lebll lw . '
Wood, Wood. ,
yyK ABB 8BLLINQ AT THI . ! '
lowest Prieei for Ch, , , ;Z
Delirered promptly anywber i la tha airy, tang 1
or cat up. Will Mil lota of tire ta tan wda at .
oarely cost and drayage. , v c w
feb 13 . O. 0. PAR8LKY CO.
Swedes Iron, Swedes IronI
rjTIHK third In voice of genaina Swede Irga
now on the way, of all alma, Ineludlag Vtaon,
wblch will be old at low flguret by , ; j i
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