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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18, 1866-
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- Febhtjaky 24, 1866. '
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jforth and East at 4.00 P. M.
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urday's at. - ... .7.00 A. M;
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West ahd South at............... ............ 4.00 P. M.
Bay Bifer, eyery Friday at. .. . . . . . .... ..... .12.00 M.
Trenton and Pollocisville, every Wednesday and
Saturday at......... .....7.00 A. M.
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every Monday and Thursday at.... ..........7.00 M.
Office open from 8 A. M. to 6.30 P. M.
Sundays, from 9 to 10 A. M., and from 1 to 2 P M."
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eluding drop letters, must be prepaid, or they will be sent
to dead letter office, unless addressed to Heads f Bureau
It Washington, D. C. GEO. W. NASON. jTb.. P. M. .
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in the forenoon and up to 2 o'clock of each f day,
Bondays excepted, will appear in our eyening
edition, and can oe had at our counter or on the
streets of the news boys, at 3J o'clock, p. m.;
also, the latest newB by the Northern and Wes
tern mails. - -' ; . . . -
Business Notice. From and after this date, '
all transient advertising and job work must .be
paid for promptly, when the order is handed in.
The expense and trouble of, collecting little bills
is so great that we are driven to this necessity,
rhis rule of course will not apply to regular
monthly advertising patrons. , ' , y i Zr.
Wanted. Two active boys, of moral, indus
trious habits, not over fourteen years old and can
read well, to learn the printers trade..,,. Apply at
this office, tf . .
MAYOR'S COURT.
Wednesday, April 18th. Before His Honor,
Mayor "Washington: ,';-" "
F. S. Bangert, for peddling' without license,
was released on condition that he would procure
them. -
Nathan Edwards, colored, for jumping over
the trail of the city cemetery, fined $5.
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Fine Pictokes. "We noticed some albatypes
yesterday at Mr. 0. J. Smtth's gallery, on Pollok
street, hich for delicacy of finish and 'life-like
appearance, excelled anything we have ever seen
gotten up in this latitude. - Any one having 'a
taste for examining specimens of the . fine arty
can be gratified in part, at least, by calling in the
reception rooms of either, Mr. SarriH on Pollok,
or Mr. Hetwood on Craven streetv for they are
both excellent artists. J" .. - ' r
Taken Oft. We are sorry to learn that the
steamer El CM has been taken off the Goodspeed
line, and will run to Richmond, .Va., for the
present The lerry will continue her regular
trips to this port, and the El Od will again be
put on as soon as business will justify. : - . -
ImaoBATioN. Quite a number of the mechan
ics and other citizens oi this place have left for
Illinois, and others are contemplating a removal.
They are industrious; good citizens, but the situ
ation so straitens them that they have ; deter
mined to seek better: country. . We cannot
blame them. There are others, not quite so fond
of work as they are, who would do well to follow
tneir example, if they wbuld go to. work. In
deed, new scenes, new society, would spur them,
vvi the result would be good.J&zfeA Stntind.
RAILROAD CASUALTIES. ,
Serious Accident on JLong Island The Be-
: anlt of Recklessness. , ' " 1
At Xakeland, on Long Island,' yesterday, a
Bohemian lad, about 14 years of age, attempted
jump on a train of cars while it was running
lowly, when he missed his hold and the wheels
vent oyor both his legs, cutting one off about the
anee, the other at the foot a a
Mr. McLeish made a temporary tourniquet' to
! ?, v flow of blood m surgical assistance
couia be procurcdto perform amputation.'' Dr.
fgM0fwI?01ni a Pasenger on the train,
WdMr. McL. had done all that could be accom
plished without instruments ; but it was
"ought the lad could live but a short time.
0' FATAL ACCI3DEJIT AT WILLSTOS, TT. - .
iwfrif le8tday morning, on the Vermont
atral , Road, near Willston, where a bridge
wroas a carriage-way had been burned , the pre-
Jious night, a train ran into the ehasnv and ifive
in tWvr5,plled 0ne BPa another into the gap;
? . wrecked condition. A. frenchman;
njaveunknown, was instantly killed.. ' The
ctor was seriously injured . in the . spine,
Xrl i in Pless condition. ; Six or eight
sS.T. ve morei0r less hurt, one or two quite
J hutnot fatolly. '
Shi
bwreeks Reportert During the Month of
jje loss of shipping during the past winter
JT r11 neater than that reported in Jahy winl
Mar 011ri, hlstoiT. and the stormy month ,of
Jch SWella 3 reQrd up to : four milUons of
ciS mr F ld VaJue'of the vessels alone, exT
MTe of their cargoes; which have been wreck
30 J missing in a single month. Of, these
nW rfn and 3 foreigners, bound to or
United States ports, , in .which American
7 we?elerested. , r Four steamers, 2 ships,
KstSSV ngJ?d 19 scbooners domprise the
5huSi i686 12 ere, wrecked, 3: abandoned,
foJJndered, and 4 are missing.. Their
toWL li?Sn!S!?nV?unted to at least $2,000,000;
in a riXr0, a 18 amount to be destroyed
C or Si nth- Theso losses, show.the ex
hmr mm?Tce the resources of our
Poseth?? .5cfs to ineet such losses, for we sup-
According to vi.S: Jl
Vcated bv T? chlldren in that State being edn
plavfeholdera!11 emPloyers ho, ' were formerly
FROM OUR EIORNING EDITION.
Fikb. The denizens of our city were aroused
from theirv apathy occasioned by the gloomy
weather of the past 'two days by the alarm of
fire about four o'clock yesterday afternoon. Our
well regulated, prompt and efficient firemen were
early upon the spot, and by their skill soon had
pontrpl of ; the -flames, thereby keeping the fire
from communicating with other buildings which
were in close proximity to the one on fire, whieh
was a small untenanted wooden building in the
neighborhood of the North Carolina and Atlantic
Railroad Depot.
The following was communicated on the same
subject: - : . i!-.
"The fire department was on the sround earlv
the hook and ladder first There was a ;case
non com (mensheua.) The: arrival of the steam
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eugine oonvincea ine citozens that they were able
w control ine nre in .its onginaL building. The
steam engine poured profusely on the fire as well
as on the small sable race, moving contagion be
yond a doubt on -the part of those present.
Capt. Joe Miebs, having the pipe of the fire en
gine, is entitled to all credit for thef sanitary
measure. The hook and ladder company per
formed feats for which there was not pp port uni
ty to give- them- credit '
Mr. Tole exhibited I
courage when others failed to' make a hook fast
Uredit to the hook and ladder company, "fi !
.
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.-Excitement on, Craten Steket. Yesterday
afternoon there was quite an excitement on
! .1 . .
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Craven street., in tnnRannAnnA nf An afFm-a t. I
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a promiscuous' crowd gathered around, and these I
ntm ,n oiuou utucnu-AUVUBi luerO was quite
two chaps were , encouraged by various persons
'.t...t!'..j.:.J . ; t
present They showed that there was real cour
age hid under theirblack exterior, and but for
the interference of one of our most respected
citizens, we have no doubt but one or the other
of the chaps would have been whipped. , v
i Spbing. All nature is wide awake. ; , Winter
no longer, stalks abroad over our land pelting
with her fierce unfriendly blasts, the unprotec
ted heads of thousands of widows and . orphans
who now gladly raise their hearts in thanks to
Him who ruleth, for the return of a season of
bright days and genial sunshine. Again the icy
fetters of Grim Winter have been forced by
balmy breezes to loose their hold on the vegeta
ble kingdom and nature has again robed herself
with the fresh tinted robes of beauty and : love
liness. . , - -
-The dark. cloud hangs for a moment like a pall
o'er the face of the waiting thirsty earth, and
then the rain" falls in torrents but" ere we can
second the scene with our sluggish hand, it is
uiuuigeu. ' A.uv viuuus aisperse, tne 4am ceases,
and the bright, warm generating rays of the sun
kiss the countless rain-drops, that lingeringly
cling and sparkle on tie tips of leaves and buds
of flowers. . The birds come forth, and with their
sweet notes gladen the heart of man. Who can
look around on this bright world and not admire
the works of Nature ? . And who can apprecia
tingly admire and not be led by. them to admire
and adore Nature's God ? .- ; s -
THE CITY.
: See card of CD. Whits, -Architect and House
Builder, &c. Persons who may want work done
in his line will do well to give him a call, as he
warrants satisfaction. ' ; ' ' " , ,5
? Two Mules Taken Up-i-Advertisement else
where. ' " ' ' " ' . -
Applications tot Pardon.
Washington, April 10. It has been reliably
ascertained that: applications have been made
and are .now pending for pardon by eighty-six
ex-members of the Rebel Congress and one hun
dred and thirty-two ex-graduates of West Point,
bat whd served in the Rebel army; one hundred
BragaIjongsbreeC1: Beauregard, and several of
T.nn. .U. 1V! x - i x -r.t- .1
uio ircro, -Mfiu- uurtjr-iiwu pruuuuem ei-XVtJUei
officers and one: hundred and sixteen ex-United
States naval officers who held "positions 'in the
Confederate service.
Adjournment of the Pennsylvania Ieg
,j ilture.
Z HABBisBTjBcf, April 13. The Pennsylvanhi leg
islature adjourned sine die yesterday, after unan
imously adopting resolutions of thanks on behalf
of the State to Gov. Curtih for his fidelity to the
interests of the country during the recent rebel
lion, i Every member voted i,J"ea,'V and the re
suit was received - withj loud and prolonged
eheeruig. -
Jfoiiticat Affairs at Jfrederleton, St. II.
Prepiuuckton, N. B.,. April 13, The resigna-
uvu vx iuc uini-vuiiicutiaTO Buuiuuouutuu ITCXO
accepted unconditionally by Gov. Gordon yes-
npw H rl m inif l-n firn Viqb vat Wn -fcifmart
The House, of Assembly has adjourned until
Monday, to give, the incoming party ' time' to or
ganize.
? Do all in your power I to teach "your chUdrenvdentiJy 'the jwould-be-mufdererr and .measures
Tf t.;m naBO;AM.a ihaVe alreadv" ben taken" to effect his arrest
him. by gentle and 'patient means', to" curb his
am bua&tb ir ii tt ri m
iZZZil ZJ AwZ'AZiZzZZmmm
ooHe?rtl0n, w iV
onerous dnnea with alacntv. If onde come in
to make, his 'obedience' reluctant,' subdue him
your , children the ; habit of overcoming Uheir
MWWWWAU V4WB
Presentation, to au-Editor.
New Tobk, 'Aprif' lO. magnificent gold
watch, cold chain.' and a book, the latter con
taining a complimentary address, weie presented
to Mr. l redenck Mudson, managing editor oi tne
Gerald, last evening, by his associates in the edi
A. f.l n . . x x-x" 'xl..ir-aii
rami department, .as a testimonial, vi uiviip
preciation of his eminent abil ities5 'as an ' editor
and his urbanity,, courtesy ; and , gentlemanly
qualities. ,Mr. Hudson retires from his arduous
post for a season for the benefit of his health.
V -The following appointments for this State have
been confirmed by the Senate : ; : -:Zr,
...... coxxectobs or rsTEnyAi; nEVEKUJK.'
Edmund W. Jones; first district - r
Xlewellyn 0. Estes, second district- -
j Charles W. Woolen, third district j ;
r William Morgan. Powell, fourth district1
Williaxa H. " Thompson, fifth district v;
Samuel H. .Wiley, sixth district : ,
- John B. Weaver, seventh district - s " "
ASSESSORS i OV , INTERN All REVENUE. '
Robinson Piemont, first district -
Jennings Pigott. second district
William H. Worth, third district " ' V "
Solomon Pool, fourth district
Jesse Wheeler, fifth district
Hardie H, Helper, sixth district f ' - ' '
William" W; Anderson, seventh district ;
" Test Csise under the Civil Rights Bill.
A dispatch from Lafayette, Indiana, announces
the, first easa irtvnlTin or flmtacf nf .
... Q V V UW XA V U
iiights bill, as follows i
A colored man 'J named Barnfts hrnnt. snif
againstn prominent citizen , to enforce a con
tracts "The defendant for an ftnawnr: pf nn that.
the negro came into-the State in violation of the
13th article of the Constifmt.inn nf h Ktto
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Indiana, which, under pains and penalties,pro-
debars them from all rights to enforce contracts.
taining that the 13th article is void and of no ef-
uvwauoo. J.. aw 40 Ml .tUUUaVCUUUu OX - 1113
letter and spirit of the constitution of the United
stitutional amendment abolishinsr slivrerv Tt
o v uuuet mo jLiib hbuuuu oi wie ylVU Xllgutl
bill, which gives to all persons born in the Uni
ed States fuUHght to make and enforce, con
is void under the first section of the Civil Rights
tracts, any law, statute, ordinance, regulation or
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cusbum 10 me contrary norwitnstancung. :
The first two points of the "demurrer are not
worth consideration. w The statute .of Indiana
has been in the Code of that State from time im
memorial, and its conflict with the Constitution
of the United States has never been snffcestA.
heretofore, :- And the Constitutional amendment
abolishing slavery ; simply abrogates servitude,
and prohibits its re-establishment
The third point will be sustained by the Court,
for the reason that an adverse decision will snh.
ject the Judge, under the second; section of
the Cml Rights Bill; to-a penalty -of $1,000
uue ana imprisonment xut it Dy no means fol
lows, therefore, that the 13th article of.: the In.
diana Constitution is void." 'An appeal will
aouotiess oe taxen to tne supreme court of the
United Statefl.' and trn ffeftl1 nn thnf thst .;,,
f " . WMMV. bttU IX
nal, notwithstanding he radical proclivities of
vuaoe uv . uu iara ubi orj uuiuial opinion, Wilt
hold the Civil Rights Bill to be unconstitutional.
We are elad that this test-case ha Wn
ted in Indiana. It will thus go before the highest
tribunal in the land, untrammeled by any of the
prejudices which would attach to a similar case
emanating from one of the Southern States.
Rxhmoad Sentitul. f. 1 ' -' . '-
Madame Pozzoni is taking-quite a circuit The
Salisbury North State has the following ; . - .
f jiA damk uARixOTTA- . jtozzojii. The above-
named lady wiUcflemmence; a series of concerts
Madame- Pozzoni has delighted the - citizens of
. a x, '
newoern aunng. xn&f past winter montns, - and
has just" concluded a most brilliant engagement
of fifteen niorhts in Wilmington. &h will Ka .
sisted by Mr. H. B. Coy, Baritone, and Messrs.
ii vioivj auii imkuuuU) uu tuo piuuu UuU Vlulin.
She was advertised to sing in the city of Ra
leigh last night
Retirement ot an Editor.
L i Nat Tyler," one t)f the editors of the Richmond
Enquirer, takes his leave of that paper in the fol
lowing manner :
: On yesterday I received an "order," by com
mand of Major General Turner, to "forward by
mail or carrier to Maior General' TVrrv." e.Tw
manding the Department of Virginia, a copy of
of the publication of the same." "Each issue"
of the . jEaqxurer is .my private property, and
should be paid for by those Who desire to read it
If I do not comply with this order .my paper will
be .suppressed ; if js I o do Z comply ;, with it,
my property ia - taken from me without
compensation. - I know of no right of law
under which Lieutenant General Grant, or Maj
or General Terry,' or Brigadier General Turner,
has the right .to direct that copies of newspa
pers shall , be. sent to , their t headquarters. As
soon, therefore, as I read the late order of r Gen
eral Grant, I determined that I would no longer
remain connected with the press--where neither
its liberty nor its property were safe from Gen
eral ordersi A. week's absence from the city has
prevented Hhe announcement .of my ;. retiring.
Hoping that the days of "General Orders" will
soon pasa away, 1 close my connection with
the jiM'rer, wishing its readers . a speedy re
turn ofthe happy day imd prosperous country
which- we. 'all- enjoyed when that connection
beiran-.-.i e ' - - 1
Oaring Outracc. ,
We are informed that about one o'clock last
night . the proprietor of a restaurant opposite the
Montague House, on Davy street was called up
by heavy knocking at his -front door.' On open
ing it, a burly negro made application for a quart
of liquor, and when Mr. M. M. Shoflxaanptooped
to draw it, he was struck witha heavy stick of
WWU OUU IcilcU MJ UlO UUOr.' JLUO OlOW WHS UOE,
however, sufficient to stun him and he cried out
wooa ana ieuea to tne noor. ine diow was not,
lustily for ,help.f' ? His vociferations had the de-
oi his assailant, who has ' not since been heard
from. The rascal who made the attack was ac
companied by others, who, like their leader, es
aaj t. a uiSa.aJ iiA. nr a iii ia .ui.
This is one of the grossest outrages which has
the iTeedmen's Bureau for the current
mmiott fiTe tQndred thousand dollars,
IN1
j TAKEN UP, near Jfort Spinous. TWO MULES,
one dark bay, one rerr light; .manes ,nd tails.
clipped, : The ' owner can hare tne same . on
nroTinsr nrooertv and rayia charees on appli-
catiottto - POOR, H ATX AM ft POVK,
: ap 18-31 f , f c , Middle st, at Hubbs & Bro.
, CI D. i W'HIiTE,
ARCHITECT s AD HOUSE-BUILDER
;TS prepared to do All 'Slnda of ARCHITECTURE.
HOUdE-BUUxDINQ, jBTAIR-RUNNlNQ, PORTICOS,
' AnyTie wia?-3 wdrlcacan call On 8. 21. WE1TU,
ap 18-tf 7 . sry ai
SPKCIAJ HOT1CKS.
THE GREAT HEED SUPPLIED!!!'
Pills have been swallowed in millions. Salves
have been rubbed in by the 'pound, I Dr. Maq
giel's two grand ! specificsare putting an end to
this wholesale system of medication. One of his
famous pills is a "dose. A box of his healing
salve ia of nlorel value, as a lemedy for ulcerous
and eruptive diseases, ' than a ships cargo of the
Ointments advertised to cure everything, but are
ell, in fact, either useless or. deleterious. ' !
Dr Maggetl's motto is concentration. He has
placed in the smallest compass the active princi
ple of the most potent vegetable specifics. There
is no mineral in bis Pillsthey do not grip&Mhey
do not enfeeble.. They create a vigorous appe
tite, and correspondingly strengthen the diges
tion. They tune the liver, clear ?the head and
steady the nerves.
No form of scrofulous disease can resist the
disenfectent operation of the Salve Tumor. Ab
scesses. Salt meuni,Boila,: Pimples, Pustules,
&o., are thouroughly eradicated by this unrivaled
medicine. In fact, Magxuel's Bnious, Dtspep
tic and DiARRHcsA PiixLs cure where all others faill
While for Buns, Scalds, Chnblains, Cats, and all
abrasions of the skin, Maggiels, Salve is infalli
ble. Sold, by J. Magxjiel's 43 Fulton street,
New"york,nd all ; Druggists, at 25 cents per
box. Sold.by- ...
Sole Agent for Newbern, N, G r :
apllD, '66. d&wly ' r. - v
j Tampertnq with the Teeth is Madness! --Avoid
the corrosive dentifrices, "submit to noscrapingi
use nothing but Sozodont. . Orient herbs are its
ingredients. It preserves the enameL It removes
all impurities. It strengthens f the gums. , It
deodorizes a tainted breath It is harmless as
water, and more valuable than its weight in gold,
an 18-eod3t. . -
Fair and fashionable Young America has in
stalled Phalon's "Night Blooming Cereus" as a
speciality in all its drawing-rooms, dressing
rooms, and boudoirs. Jit is well. , Beauty should
breathe a fragrant atmosphere, and Nature, in all
her bowers, has no richer perfume than this.-
Newark Journal. , ap 18-eod3t
Nevermore can the coarse gritty tooth powders
and tooth-destroying chemical fluids find a plaee
on the toilets of sensible people. The fragrant
and preservative Sozodont has superseded them
all. ,. ' : ... . "
John Fv Foard, Forwarding and Commission
Merchant, has removed his office to the Brick
Warehouse, formerly .used as an ice . house by A.
T.4 Jerkins, Esq., located on; GriSith street and
the arm of the Tilroad leading to the River,
where he contemplates erecting a Flouring Mill
and opening a Lumber -and Wood Yard.
.; Ho is also nOw prepared to furnish vessels with
wood by the cargo 30 miles below ; Newborn, on
Neuse River. aplll tf.
HKLMBOLD'S CONCENTRATED EXTRACT BUCHTJ
Is the Great Diuretic
HgT.MBOU8 COXCXKXBATED SXX&ACT SARSAPABTIXA
Is the Great Mood Furifier.
Both are prepared according to the rules of
Pharmacy and Chemistry, and are the most
active that can be made. . . dec 7-3tawly
; For non-retention or incontinence of urine
irritation, inflammation or ulceration of the
bladder, or kidneys, diseases of the prostrate
glands, stone , in the bladder, calculus, gravel or
brick-dust deposit, and all diseases of the bladder,
kidneys, and dropsical swellings,
Usx HBixMBOLn's Fltjto .Extract Bucht. -
HeixHbolo'b Extract BrCHu and Ikfsoves
Rose Wash cures secret and delicate disorders,
in all their stages, at little expense; little or no
change in diet, no inconvenience, and no expo
sure. It is pleasant in taste and odor, immediate
in its action, and free from all injurious proper
ties.
Hkxxbou's Extract Buchtj gives health and
vigor to the frame and bloom to the pallid cheek.
Debility is accompanied by many alarming
symptoms, and if no treatment is submitted to,
consumption, insanity or epileptic fits ensue. ' . .,
A Beady and Conclusive Test of the proper
ties of Helxbold's Fluid Extract Buchv will
be a comparison with' those set forth in tht
United States Dispensatory '
... - ;:-! j-. . , . j . ... . ,j
B " - - -
- Entxeblxd and Delicate CoNBTiTTmoNS, of
both sexes, use Helmbold's Extract Bccmr. It
will give brisk and energetie feelings and enable
you to sleep well. ' V ! Z. t - r vr '
Take no mors Unpleasant : and Unsafe
Remedies for unpleasant and dangerous dis
eases. 4 Use Relmbold's Extract Buchtj: and
ImTROVRn RjOSK-WASBi; f
HrELMBOLrs Fltid Extract BrCHV is pleasant
in taste and odor, free from all injurious proper-,
ties, and immediate in its action.
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Manhood and YouTHurrn. Vigor are regained
by Helmbold's Extract Btjchv.
TheGlortov Man is Strength. Therefore
the nervous and debilitated should immediately
use Helxbold's Extract Bcchu. .. f ;
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BOLD'S .EXTRACT iSTJCHIT.
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STATEMENT Olf THE NEW TORK AND EUE0PEAI,
MAliKETS. .
COBSECTID TOB IHS HEWBIB8 JXAXX.X TZMX8, BY
Cotton Factors and General
No. 20 Old Slip, KeT Tork.
' New York, WwoNesdat Morsiso, April llV 4C. :
Cotton. -With tinfimhi.' j.. 'r;r -
- --- r Niiun iruiu J-aVerDOO.
kw uwcu Hiueujr at us lOiiOWlDg qaot-
- -80 .80. .... .81 ....... .Y'aSI
Tj Middling..33 85....86 ".s?
Good Middling. .40. ... .,..40. .. 42
' SEA ISIVTtR Wa him nn mn..iV. x- ? . .
Keceiptsior week.......: U.S45bi
xxm, tvr wetjx. ...... . 2u.H0
Exrxrta idnn Int J,mn .....
Exports same time Ust yeir..!.".'!..'.,!?
"wovwi as pons in ut united States from
- Close of war tn 1 t fbnfmiw An rtms
Beceipts at ports in the United'states eSncir
l,6U,DO0 ,
1 no4 mj ii...
ww. w.wituwa
s:" irr .89,000 bales
Mm.fnti aa M X' IMtC. .........
Exports to other Foreign ports
..139,000
..43,000
- wuuuuc uuu ua Tjlioea ' are t
&7SinqU0te! Pe SUte, iseoai1. Kxtrl :
Wooix Contlnuea very much depressed; there Is little''
or nothing doing, and quotations are nominal.
. HTDER- Th rnrAfnta hut tui t. . ' ' . ..
market is dulL Dry Tx l4aTSS;
wwra.-tte quote j standard, 26c. - , v
Bopx. No. 1 bale, ltks. . . . s 5-, v.
: NATAL 8TOBSS. ' . - -.&-
quote : Selected White, 91c.. 89a90c, as it runs.
Oof vjfjiHi-inacuTe and lower; $5 S for
our last. We quote 2 75aJT87; stmiT,. w. vT
2-f62LNo-'$6a9 e a white vVgto. V mis: f
. ii o 4 uows races ior s uotton to Uverpool at -a?.d;
- per steamer, td. Tntt nni)u A V
port 671. , u i Z T-
Exchakob Has been very dull this Veek. until res
today, when there was a firmer feeUng. Bankers quoted
uolb.-viosea last evening at 126. - t; -' ; ' .i'-
PKB STEAMER ENGLAND AT HALtTAX. ' -
IxtVE&POOI. XT&mTi 07 P-ttv-vw .... ii.
ica had a depressing effect on the market and prices re
. viw iw uuug f xo. ojt38 on ue z7tn, ,0w bales,
of which 800 were for speculation and export
VEST LATEST VIA QUEKKSTOWH. ' '- '. 5
LlVSBPOOIx. Uirr.h "Q r,rt-rv TV TJ-1. .r '"
fFJ fo?n B4lea ?f "ie week flve da ) fc S8-000 bales,
OI WHICH 3.250 VfiFA taltATi hvananlafnTM mA O iw A. '
exporters. The market hu been heavy, and prices are
v xi -liicniui, xiu ,aia lower I or other .
descriptions. The authorized quotations are: Fair Or
lS?n21di,MAddlin8 Orieaa". Wd; Fair Mobiles, 20.
Middling Mobiles, 18&d; Fair Uplands, 20; Middling Up-
i, c rJkHK4 The Bale8 toay (Thursday) are estimated
at S.000 bales, t La martpt lnalnf Arm.. t-v. i .
part by actual count amounts to 653.000 bales, beLsg 8.000
w wuiAiAiitco, ux wxuca oy.uuu are American.
Shipping & Gommission Merchant.
RICHARD BERRY,
' - , AND ' s
COMMISSIOIV ElEItCDANT,
Z AND WHOLESALE DEALEB IN Z.-Z-y '..
GROCERIES, DRUGS & LIQUORS
: . leather Hay, Oats, &c, &c, .
- -'FOBD-'S ;
Phospliates or Ferdlizers,
Will TOM OF 3,000 L.DS... ..tJOO,
SALT. S3.00 SALT.
FULL SIZE SACKS GROUND LIVERPOOL
SALT, THREE .BUSHELS EACH, AT $3.00
PER SxlCK. ; ; ;
A Liberal Deduction for Large Lots.
At BERRFS
B; BEERY;
. AGENT FOB THE
liosier Accidental Insmranee Company '
: ; . of americjl ' ,
; THETRAVELLER&n OF HARTFORD.
' " AGENT FOB THE ; ?
KNICKERBOCKER LIFE . INSURANCE CO.;
t&- hZy. y - OF HEW T0BK," v.r? fk "Tfy
PUTNAM FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
'HOME FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OT 8AVANVAH, OZOSaiA, r
SOUTHERN INSURANCE & TRU8T COMPANT,
I WJT BAT AAA AH, GEOBOIA.
s companies sorrsro asd hates faux.
AfVvl, MITUllllUlA A tlU A h. f Iff , ..
Attended '
line of schooners to New York, or to JAMES L. DVAI8
to at as little expense to the owners as mcttk ' -
JAMES L. DAVIS, New York,5 ' - 1 - -?
WM. P. MOO BE, Esq., Newborn, N. a ' ' c '
E. K. BBYAN, Esq., Mansion House, Charlotte. K. O.
ALEXANDEB WOOL, Einaton, N.d- - -4
RICHARD BERRY.
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