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THE "WILMINGTON TOST. WILMINGTON, N. 0., FEBRUARY. 20lSlj870. OUR MONTHLY CALENDAR. ; down FEBRUARY. - S.i JfcL JIV;,: .W JIV JBV 1 , . . li 2 ..3 4 0 7 8i 9 10 11 13! H 15 1 1G 17 I 18 20 21 22! 23 24 25 27'- 28 . ' .' y fi ' .13 10 2G n SUNDAY nilEVIES. The world always speeds a man hill. One ox the greatest conquests is to resist It's a .poor stake that's not missed tout of the fence;; ; ' -:v;V:;-!. i When loveprevails, man will have reached perfection... . -1 A calm hour with God is worth a whole lifetime with man. WILMINGTON MARKET. ' 'sWiLMraoTow; N. C, Feb. 19, 1870.G SPIRITS TURPENTINE Sal es . of JSC bbls. 1.1, ' I . t . i j . ..' , - at 431 cents. , i r-ttTTim TTTRVRN TINE Sales - of 355 bbls. at $3 for' Soft, and f 1 75 for hard, $ 280 Bs. V' BOSIK-Sales of 581 bbls. at $1 75 for No. 2. TAR. Sales of527d bbls. at $2 $ bbl. 1 i COTTON Small sales at prices ranging from :. 20 to 23 cents, $ Jbi - - DOMESTIC MARKET. Beef, 12l16 cento B. ? j Mutton choice, mG&ie cents i. y Veal choice. 20 cants Tb. ' Fresh Pork, in carts.'. 121(315 cents, in Market 20 cents $ E. , I u : - i. Sausages, 25 cents B. Fresh.Tripe 20 cents $ stick. . -Venison 15 cents per K. ' . f. ' Hogshead cheese 9 pound, 25 cents. Lemons 50 cents $ dozen. , Opossum, $100 A piece. , Ducks, $1 00 $ pair. . r Kirm, so to 85 cents 1? dozen. j Choice ( fresh water fiah bunch, 50 ccrits 100. v'-;-r:H; v. v.: - f , Oysters New River, $ gallon $100 to $1 50; Sea Bidefi oo $f gallon. - Mullets Salt, at 60 cents ' $ dozen. Sea Side trout 25(3150 cents per bunch Potatoes Sweet, fi bushel, $1 CO; Iri6h pota toes, Dusnei, ji w. , ,; ueets oo cents perpeck. Cetery 25 cents pec bunch. Turnips, bushelJ $1 50; Z! bunch, 10 cents Apples choice eating $3 50 XI bushel. r Oranges 75 cents $) dozen. - Poultry, 60, 80 cents$l 00 $ pair. Cabbages, 1525 cents head. Cranberries 25 cents per quart. Butter Beans, quart 20 cents. . Country Butter, S540 cents lb. -Onions, 10 cents ft quart, $2 30 bushel. 1 Turkeys, 2530 cents ft; lb v : ; ;! ' ::-; r : '4 I- - ' I '4 - 'j -' V - WHOLESALE PIUUES. 3 1 beeswax. , s 1 lScantling.y .15 0C2O 00 ! BEEF CATTLE, t I i 100 lbsi.000000 00 i BABBEL8. SptsiT;.new N.Y.....f3 00325l 2d hand do.. 2 60.2 ?75 : , BAGGING. J ! Gunny..... ... . 2225 Dnndee....r... - 00(33 Rope...;....... 710 ! BBIOKS. i ft M....J.9 0010 00 COFFEE. 18 B). 1 I Javaj.....l..... 3540 Laguyra . . ...... .2528 Rio 18(23 St. Domingo, . . . .2528 cawdl.es. Zi lb. : Sperm.. . . .4 . . :t . . .4550 Tallow, i . .1 . . . . il200 domestics, yard. ' v Sheeting, 4-4. . . . 12(316 Yarni, bun 2 10a 15 nan, fj DDI. ; i Mullets"'.' tr : i Jakbbls:$8 00(300 00 Pine do.if 7 00( 8 DO Mackere;" rf Vaio ,10(15 00 : 'Men slip on water when it is frozen and on whiskey when it ain't " ' j 4 No man need look for success in life, who wilfjlly flies in the face of Providence.; h The best counselers of human hearts may bear broken hearts in their, own bosoms. To; believe that aught can be a needful which God denies, is a most stupid error, r Iq the London Times appears an advertise ment for a (t Christian woman!? as a servant. It is no enme to yield to tempation. alter wo have exhausted the powei of resistance. ; Human nature, as it prevails to-day, has undergone no change since the creation of It may be a mistake to give sometimes, but it is better to give universally than not at all.- . . : We' should 'abandon ourselves to God most entirely, when he seems to be abandon-; ing us. i , ; . Take your; place modestly at life's ban quet, and ask for nothing that is not in the bill ot tare. . : . . . , , The Pope is said to have forbidden the bishops to meet for discussion in private. lie icois tucn vuuwcuug piaua '-oi opposi tion '.':; ' . . . T' ' ' : . - J '" The Younc Men's Christian '.' Assohia t i nn ot New Bedford, Mass" refuse to admit anv of the naughty Unitarians into their ' gym nasium. 'The immense sum of $600,000; has been sent by the London Bible Society, towards ine consirucuon oi a rrotestant cnurch ln Madrid. The American Bishops at the Ecumencial Council object to declaring the - dogma ' of iuittiii.uiiiijr, uu we giuuuu mat it win luier fere with Protestant prosoljting:i .L - j A sensational preacher in Iowa conducts Sunday services in a billiard saloon, openinxr church with beer all around, and closing witn a treat tor treat lor the , crowd. f He draws large audiences. The Baptists are making strong effort for a Freedmen's Missionary Fund of $75,0001 They want to put 1,000- educated mission yr1---11 - "T A i -i-.T--- r- Melancholy Suicide on. .the North River. ine ierry Doai wnicn leiu xne sup au jo-u-bokenfbrarJayrStrjsetih this : City;" at 9:15 last'evening,- was the' scene of a melan choly suicide. When thefboat had reached the rjidlleof telrivjir, afwdnan M more than extraordinary beautv. elegantly attired lqsped from the-bow oftthei boat" ;intop the H44 pHefwisJiiaulhtlri AWbelJand must nave been nornbly mangled, ner body descended forever beneath the waves in ihe presence of a number of horror-stnek- euip&sgers, wao naa peen appriseu ui the occurence before it could be prevented. She had been observedVby the pilot upon its bow, but he did not divine her "inten tions until afler she had; taken the fatal leap. M sbdn a ;hehad done, so, the : "boat ?was stopped ancf preparations made? to ; rescue ner, but before these could be effected her fatf hadjbee4 ecided She sat riii tbes t la- 'w "u iUl BUUiU VVUllC gUlUg WW the place from which she leaped, and f dur ing that time her conduct was so eccentric and betrayed so much agitation as to elicit remaric. v &ne divided her attention between a ting hich she had' upon' the fourth " fin ger'pf herieit M$.H$ itfd letter; which - she naa drawn iromne ilQCket. - Her going out of the cabin before the boat reached the pier , was remarked as singular, but un fortunately none" of hertellow-passengers V 3 5Q0 00.Pork, biwrrrv ooo o oo Herrins:. smoked-- ! I boxes...i.00 0000 00 -Codfish... I. ; 9 J.10 j N. C.;Roe.i.O 0000,00 ELOUB. bbl. Family... J. 19 O012 00 Super i.;.Ii.6 50 0 00 Fine...t. 5 75(S 6 00 . on busheL ! Corn, North:. 0 000 00 Corn, Eas Co. 0 250 00 Oats. . ... .... vowoi uu Peas;...;.!.. 1 05110i Rice, rough., t oOl 75 Rice, Carolina.' 10 11 B. I. rice. .t...-'-'00 00 GLUE, ft... 10 20 Gmorx Bags,.. . 30 3p Ouako. Peruvian, - i $ ton..l$950000 00 hat. ' ' Eastern... i..145l 50 ; Northern ! 'i HIDES. Green ...i...... Ws9l White pine. 00 0000 00 - '.t, i LIME. , : bbl.. 000150f molasses, j gallon. Cubahhd..-...- 5055 do tierce. 5560 Hrv " VW , . Art Syrup.... V.V.. .601 00 aries into the field, and do j their. , full par ougar iouse.....4Uuo m garnering me coming aarvest, ? ; ;nails,19 ft. -,.; . ' ':; . . "V;-i"!'v Cut........ .10 005 50- 'A' young jaay. examining ner class at wrougnt . i : . ; . ..oooo oaooaur scnooj, asKea, - y oat m tne pomp OiLS, gallon. ' A and vanitvlbf this world ?" A littln oriA Rosin ;v: ; . ...10 00090 looking up in her face, very innocently re Lard......... . 38 65 I- , -Siri flAwora ! tnZ ' nerosene.... oo .r.rwvr;r-." y Ldnseea.,.. .. 1 WUOL DU nllorro 6tnlofa 1iw a f a moi " peanuts. chanical and perhaps sleepy parson at mbrnj 'bushel. .'?1 501 60 ing prayers, who prayed that "the inefficient insu oui,,, ,, uu temperate and theindustnous,dustrious.'V Sweet; bush:. 1201 30 I i - - - v J ' - L At Liverpool, recently, , during the ser vices at St. Joseph's Chapel, a false ' alarm of fire was raised and in the confusion; and panic which ensued fifteen persons were trampled to death, and a number of others badly injured. " v:"?;'.j; ' ' A parson surprised a farmer' whom 'be seldom saw at his ministrations, bj asking him directlyafter a little reproof of his sins ofomission; "Shall we see you atchurch next Sabbath "Yes," he: replied," slowly. 'Til .grrPT- a Hand $ u . j 4 y ws 11 "Say, stranger, do I smell of liquor "Yes, you do; and you are so drunk, besides that you can't stand up without holding on to the lamp post" "What on earth shall I do ? I'm a pedlar of religious , books, and as THE D EST If Til EWORLD I i :J 4 EX'MO nr . STAMP PROVISIONS, p ft. Bacon, N. C.-r- -,. -Hams. . .U324 MiddUngs. ....".2122 Shoulders 1718 Hog round ..... 2023 aeon, vrjstern oulders.. 1718t ams......... DDI.' Mil Mil IMii; Dry............. 1720 IRON. TM ft. English, uss'd 8 10 American. ref.O 10 AmftrtoATi. i fiheer...i..V.9 10 Swede 10 01 12 TToot. . . ton, 130 00135 00 Uquobs; gauon.; Brandv ! ; ! French.;. 400(3 9.00 r Apple, NC. 2 75(800 Peach....3 001350 Whiskev r - f i v Bourbonl, 2 00 400 N. E.Rum 2 00 800 I.UMBEB. BIVEB, Tm , M. Widebda..$120015 00 sJcantling.. .lO 0012 00Oak. . . . . . Flooring.. ao uu Floorine Mill . I f Rou2h..!.21002200 Dressed . i .20 0035 00 City m'ss 3435(a34 75 Thin M 83.0033 50 Prime.... 80 0031 00 itump ... . si oo3a oo Beef i bbl; 14 5000 00 Butter,' S ft. Country. ...... .40oo (ioshen . vv, . .ooMW western . . . . . . ..oooo Cheese, 19 ft. ! State........ ;v 1718 it'll play h 11 with my business.!' N, Carolina.... 2300 . XAiposiuio uuj ui .mo jeai, ;VUU i , 1 . .11. J A. . 1 ' T A. rnounern...... (cduu I was comueiieu to Keep very; quiet on ount onions. dav; having erown inextressibl v wearv to4 bbl...... ..4 000 00 wards the close of a Sabbath day. frankly1 rnTii . i9iViiA I anu nunetuv nuuiuatucu uia uAuenent lam- Crushed.......... 1800 I er,,aiiu gravciy aauij ju, ibii b uave ,a usuq Porto Kico..... Uoo r spiritual iun." li, nine uuy uuee etuu iu nib auur, ".aunty I. should think that Satan must be an awful trouble to God." , "He must be trouble; enough; Indeed, I should think so,? she; answered. , "I don't see how he . came td turn out so, when there was no --devil ;td B do... ..151(00 Cdo... 16400 Havana Brown.. 0000 SAiiT, sack. Tjvemnol. from ' Bt6re....l 75000 Alum, bush 1, T500 soap, ft. Brown. . ... . . . . . . .6gI2 SHINGLES, 1? Al. Common. 4. 2 50(3 00 Contract a . . . 4 006 00 ; ? 1IMBEB. Shipping.. .11 5012 50 prime...9 50Ccgll50 fair......8 5010 00 ord'y.. 5 00 6 00 TOBACCO. Navy 0000 Medium . . . . . . . 0000 Manufactured. 0000 TALLOW. ft.. ,.ll12 . wood.mH cord. k.........3 00(a350 Ash . . . ..... 8 00(a0 00 Pino..,i..i.. 2 75300 ' XtAND PLASTEB, ton 0000 . DIRECTORY. , . City' Government. , Mavor Silas t. Mabtin. office City Hall. Marshal -Wm. P. Canadat, office City Hall. Clerk and Treasurer-- uenjtamin lubfeb. , ' Grand Army bC the Republic. ;, Headquarters Department of North Carolina, at Wilmington, allan authebfobd, j ; rt1 1 1 Grand Commander. benj. Dubfee, Asst. Adj't Gen. - Napoleonrouce ntered'a71cathedral and) saw twelve statues; "What are those ?" asked the Emperor. 'The twelve Apostles t" captain, "take them down, melt themj and! coin them into money, and let them ' go about doing good as their Master did." "Pap," observed a young urchin of ten der years, to his fond parent, . "does l the Lord know everything ?'' "Yesj1 my1 son," replied the hopefuljparent. "but why- do you ask ?" . 'Becaise our preacher when he prays is so long telling him of everything, l tuougnt ne was not posted The parent reflected. , . A traveler who has circumnavigated the earth, says that everywhere he- found the houses of worship free all over the ' world, among all religions except the Christian. The very people whose "work ts to xlisclple all nations, have adopted a system" "which shuts out from' the house of ; God a 'large part of the common people. V ' ? -' ' A little boy of Provincetown, Mass.Jfbur years old, very anxious ; for -aJ drum; the evening preceeding Christmas Eye, on "go ing to bed, made the following u prayer : PRuord-jfN 1 meetevery-. Wed- "'Now I lay me down to sleep,' luaniadnm, ncsday evening at No; r, North water street. .;, l pray tne riora,' a vsamaarum; , my-soul RT. Bbink; Commander to keep.- And ifJ should die below! wake,5 , Adj't, t Tudnt d drum? ' His prater was answered. Rvnts. DtTBFEE post No. 3 meet every Thursday even ing at No. 4, North Water street ' ! - Wm. McLaubin, Commander. J. S. W. Eagles, Adj't. i : Odd Fellows; Cape Fear Lodge No 2 meets' every. Tuesday 'ening. i A -' Ai J.YOPP. N. G. ATftninsr. Jno.' C. Wood, Secretary, 1 Temperance, v v ; Mt. Olivet Council No. 9, P. of ,T.; meets every Monday evening, i i S. D..WAllacb Prcs.v i Jas. King, Secretary". J, i J " ' Masonic 1 , St. John's Lodge No.' 1, mcet last ThufEday in each month! 1L II. Munson," W. M. , W. M. Poisson, Sec'y. ' . ' . i ; i ; i . Concord Chapter No.'l, meet third Monday in each month; . Alfbed, Mabtin, H. P.. . C. W. OLDnAM, Sec'y." :. Wilmington Council No; 4, incct first Wednes day in each moiith. , t , X .- , j . ' Taos. B. Caus; T. I. G. M. ' . B. RraiSLL, Recorder, It Veni Butler's1 Easi'an'P The Enquirer' ., special cdnpondent. "Junius," telegraghs the folloV?mg:last good thing from, General Butler :. J-jU f Butler; replying to another attack frpri Dawes, said he disclaimed all intention of lecturing the House, and desired, once for all, to put a bar against the analogy of Saul of Tarsus and himselL He had; heard "it nineteen times and a haU-ifl Jthis Hon lahd there were three things! whicKhet;thoughjt might be omitted hereafter, because ; the country understood ; thesa : First, that he5 had voted for Jefferson Davis ; secondV that he had got a suddden conversion, and third, that, he had. not been in the Republican par ty ai long as some other people. All this was true. He had no doubt that in ' the olden times there were men who' stood By Judas against Paul because? Judas wat an elder apostle." , t.f Butler, Co and "Shoo Fly." , : tlPickles" gives us the last about Cox foiloWS: ' ''' ' ir Washington,' .February ' 11. Butler's "Shoo Fly" jig with Cox was .all the , talk at the,botels last evening. 1 met Dawes and Pomerby at the Arlington and the former saiu ue tuougur, tne, retort; was "better than Webster's ;; famous "git eout." Pmeroy was unusually moderate, and didn't think it exactly fair to pursue the little man in his humiliatibr; It seems that when Morrissey carried him. out in the fresh air he revived without the use or the, -uspal restoratives, thoughBrooksWbcl by 'fctottie in hand, auu uau aireaay a raw n xne corK, as ne evi aentiy consiaeredthe case a. , critical one. CoxTs first words on recovering were ad: dressed to Morrissey, "Jack, old boy, does ugmning- scorcn ?" w en, tsam; I've Known it to burn," responded the anxious Mor rissey, taking the bottle from Brooks and pressing the mouth of it to the lips of the wanderer after "Winter Sunbeams." 'I feel better now, - Jack.; Guess you better call a hack." ? The hackv was procured, and the whole arty drove straight to.the Nation al,! That evening an entertainment was giv en at Mrs. Cr's, in I street, to which Cox had' been invited; He' did v nbt appear ; . and the fact eicit ea considerable comment. Several excuses were volunteered,- but an .Qbiban, who had known Cox when he was a member from the Buckeye State, "pooh poohed" them all. uBah !" said he, "be cause Grant puce shut Batjef 'up in a 'glass house, every Jittle'i Congressional gamin thought be could throw stones at hitoj and poor 'Cox only forgot that Ben'had - move d out Jong 'ago;' - lri--it;' ' Mrs. Goiter Schneider's Notions of, Wo !; ': . .. man's Rights Gotlieb Gotterschneider is a little Round oUt Dutchman, with a strapping big vrow, who has evidently her own notions about Womah'sirights.iiJMrs. Gotlieb had an ad mirer, with whom, inGotlieb's absence, she was in the habit of adjourning to a neigh boring lager 'beer saloon, and indulging in copious jobations of the ;Germanj fluid,1 at the aforesaid admirer's expensed This eonr ing to the little man's, ears he vowed ven geapce(amiwith wrath in,hs eye, and' hick ory stickpin his hand, he watched the treacherous couple, and a few esrcnlngs silice found them together in their accustomed hauntthe lager, beerjpaloon aforesaid. The little Dutchman . "pitched: into", the dis- ;turberiofhis peace,, and;the wind-up of the anair xsu told by tfotiieb as : lollows : "1 tells Christina to valk straight home, and Shink ins,4he picks up der beer mug, und lets te beer spill over mine lace, und he hits me in der backnifJist.bootr,undXgoes .out ; und Christina" she ho come, und I go home und goe to ped, between two fedder peds, Iyas WI mat! ; lihd 'i Chf islina she Ccdmes uhd laugh3 at me because Shinkins hit mine two, boots." THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. .' tli500 Oasht f 1870V $1,500 Cash. 'p A VALUABLE PREMIUM -FOR ALL iThis splendidly Illustrated weekly f journal 01 nopulir' science, mechanics, Invention, engir neering, cnemistry, - .ruj-utcuLuic, , and the kindred arts, enters its twenty-fifth year on the first of January next, having ? a ? circula tion far exceeding that of ? any similar journal now published. , ; ,,,.' 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