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The seventh Ward Republican Association will
llsei SATURDAY EVENING, Aug. 20 al O'Clock, st
bsn b No 6S E.s Broadway, elect dele sstes repre-
sn e Ward M the District Convention for eeepe delegates
& Syracuse Conveniop, the election Of sd
been conducted accordance with the directions OF The
SstuA Committee, and being therefore void. BY order.
NJ sgIpsORE, Vice President.
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ttiantic telegraph Cclebration.-An socie.ies Al.
a' rs tees AID wishing 70 participate in eer
1ln IN sonos Of the saeoefal laying Of the Atlantic Tee
peh eeoe 70 lake p.se the lst OF Seytem, next
Se'ted 20 ,tnd in then application 10 C. T. McCcnAohaa
.'ny Of the Joint Com ni.tee Of tbe Common Council
r On before o'eloch M OF Monday the SEh ins in
sa; Places nay be sssisned them m the procession
CHARLES TA1ES 3rsud Marshal.
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NOW READY;
sHAHMAH IN PURSUIT OF FkEEDOS.
A Boob Of great originality and power.
The Trade ,upp6ed ., No l25 wIiAms.
THATCHER L HUTCHINSON
HNHE GYMNAST-A Journal devoted TO Physi-
Il cal Educs;ion.-No q contains:
l. Mind ard hascle
III. The Germans and their Fetes
Ill. Practical Gy ss.ics tLlu'tIsted).
~. A New Method required 10 Education.
V. Our Meat Markets.
VI Al antc Telegraph Cable
VII A Rich ColIectio of Facts snd Fsncies.
Published the Metropolitan Academy and Gymnasium NoA
and 70 9Th
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BEAUTIFUL FRENCH sHOEs.-JEYFBRs

DEAUTIFUL FRENCH BHOES.-JLEFBh6
ID hss removed 10 No. s7s Broadway vhsss - Be-
spacious Aoe snd bfs s6orns tacresse1 uA
uf turns .cites sddxton his elegant sssotDsut q
Iadi,1 Shoes Of every description be enabled 70 os -
.uts.asn, Shoes 6sitss and Gprsu e suDssss vWkao-
ship
Ne ssest soveiues Trimmings ed DeasLs fsosivs9
monthly from Psis and ~ hat 10 styss bsse.y
hned 10 the JeHen Shoe.
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THE STORY
THE TELE G r PHI,
A Hif.ory Of he Great
ATLANT G. B l. E.

One e!essnt yoirmS. Lsrge 1870. Mui'n. Pdce 81.
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NEW HAT, CAP and FuR STOKE, NO. 5I
IN e,hsy door above BIDS, New Yor-We have Jass
the shove store where terd 10 keep genera as
Hs, Caps and F Of the lse style sat e.ss
ouay consisting Of Ladies' Furs OF s kinds 0ens hstss
Caps Fur Gloves N,hler Sc. Youths aud Chsdfens Hats
and Caps variety, 0en forashirs Goods sc bnnsc
ard Fancy Robes Hats Caps aud r made 10 order u AAor
notice n B-Lsdes Furs csso.d and altered 70 tho lstss
style. r. d. CHEsEBROU0h Co.
X ID CHEsEBROUCB, I
JAMES E.S yR,NksN.3
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-08-06

PROF DE GRATH will not be responsible for the evil eff
fec which may be produced by counterfeit called Flee.
trio Oil after his great remedy If will be
toned and heed his repeated advice through the newspapers
and buy and base article when his Electric OIL well
known and highly recommended by Mayors Of Cities
Members of Congress- Physicians and Merchants of the
highest standing he has shown by the certificates pub
hed, and every Philadelphia, then they must bear the
consequences of their Ny Electric Oil is pleasant al
ways leaves person better than began, and cannot pos
siby do harm Gas limitations willy Children shoald have it
for Group and teethng and ladies for the skin and
pmples complexion, &C. Rheumatism any pain cannot
exist when applied.
Sole manufacturing department SO South Eighth s Phil
adelpha.
See Certificates IN to-naoTToao's paper.
Price &c., 5Oc and 81 per bottle and person has
made real Electric Oil but myself in this or any other CITY,
Professor Charles De Grah dscoVerer and sole manuac
turer in the world of Electric OIL
For sale in Wilmington N. c., by Drake l. McLin and
W. Lppt Druggists, and by Druggists and Merchants
generally.
! August 6.-2s2&49.lW.
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ROsINWe have material change to notice IN the mar
ke for either grade during the week just ended For Pale
there has been moderate demand but owing to the mea
gre arrivals and the small quantity Offering the transactions
have been limited We quote sales of only 837 bbs at g.
81 so, So S. % S. so 8 bb in quality. In Nos and
no public transactions have taken place that
of, and quotations merely nominal. See table. Com
mon declined Friday last, and the market since
ruled inactive We quote sales of only $3.50 bbs
follows Friday 1900 bbs and Saturday $50 do at 81 10
% 80 tbs
TAR-None received during the week. and we have no
sales to report Nominal at 81 60 y Dbl.
BEEF CATTLE SHEEPOwng to the fact that disease
is prevailing to a considerable extent among cattle in the
country the butchers here have purchasing at
present. and consequently there demand from them We
therefore, quotations For SHEEP there is but little
demand only one or small droves have been brought
in and sold at 81 Is 50 so each, as in quality.
BARRELs empty Spirits Turpentne barrels we have no
change of importance to notice None have been received
since last and there very few f any good quality
second hand market. We quote at 81 20 81 80
for and ordinary and 81 so 81 for selected and
81 for
Corn MEAL-The market is poorly supplied and we note
fair demand lot of 100 bushels received per railroad
was sold Monday IS cents per bushe We quote from
the granaries at 80 cents, in lots as wanted.
CoFFEE-Remains without change in price, and the mar
ket is moderately supplied with nearly all descriptions See
table for store prices.
CoTToN.-The arrivals continue very light and scarcely
any Offering market We quote sales of two or three
small (about 46 bales) at 15 liz cents per h. for
low to good midding
FLoURSince our review of this day week scarcely any
mas been brought in and the market almost bare In
sequence of this fact the market has ruled er, and
shade advance has been obtained for two small lots
the demand however, limited. We quote small transac
lions at IS for superfne, and $6 per bbl for family
GRAN.-h Corn we have to notice decidedly bettel
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The London Times on Cuba.


The London Times continues to advocate transfer
of Cuba to the United States. On the 14th inst it
had elaborate article on the slave trade which con-
cludes in the following remarkable strain:
AT this time, if we really wish to stop the slave
trade and are ready to sacrifice our national ieal-
Ousies to that object have already limited at most
efecual The United States are, unfortunately
not above allowing tie irregular of their flag in the
slave trade between Africa and Cuba But they stand
rather too high in the scale of nations as well as in their
esteem to permit slave trade into their own ports
Cuba anered the q0ole trade comes to an end and
not port mil remain open aciere the SLAYER can Land his
7Creched cargo. Spain has long since forfeited all abso-
hte CLAIM to lnerpOS1t10n her behalf. Indeed
by this time presume she would rather not be assist
ed by us, be the good bad Are We then pre-
pared to make this sacrifice of national feeling for the
sake of that philanthropy which always preach
ing to the world at the point Of the bayonet and mouth
Of the cannon? We ask reply; only suggest that
if England chooses to regard the slave trade as the
greatest Of human Crimes and its extinction an object
worth fleets quarres and wars then she may some day
be called to prove her sincerity by acquescng in the
only means to this end, however dsagreeabe We only
wish that Spain could be warned in time but warning
is not for Spain. Had she listened to warning she
might still have stood in the first class of nations But
as far as Spain is concerned must bow to Lord Pal
mersons authority. She only regards force Unfortu-
natey with all our cruisers have not the same lev
erage upon her that in the hands of our American
cousins. We may vanly attempt to watch her ports
and scrutinize her traffic once they step an they eciU
avlpe out not only the Save trade, but Cuba ITSELF from
the last Of Spanish nlgultieS."
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Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF WILMINGTON. NORTH CAROLINA.
ARRIVED.


July 2s-schr Sidney Price, Godfrey from Charleston
to Harriss & Howell.
Steamer Fanny LutterlOh, Elder from Fayetteville, to E.
sGU 8; NJ Steamer Spray, Price, for smithvie, to A.
schr. James Buchanan Certin for smithvie to Willard
Curtis with naval stores.
schr. Smithsonian, vanBrunt, for Charleston, to A. D.
July soTern. schr Kate Brigham Welsh, from savan
nah, to G. W. Davis; with salt.
Charleston to Harriss Howell D7A'' A0Of' from
Schr: Ellen Randall, Justice, from Little River to D. A.
sl-steamer Sun, Rush. from Fayetteville, to A. Merlin
mon.
Aug. 1-schr wm h. Smith, Allen, from Savannah, to
III s. NJ Steamer Spray, Price, from smithvie, to A.
Aug: 2.schr. W. H. Howard, Brown, from sloopIPont,
to Ran Rankin in Martin with naval stores.
Steamer James Gris Banks, from Fayetteville to Pet
Steamer Fanny Lutterloh, Elder from Fayetteville A.
Aug s-schr. Devil Bug, Davis, from smhvlle, to Will
Steamer Flora Mcdonald, Hurt from Fayetteville to T.
schr. Louisiana, Mitchell, from Baltimore, Russell
schr. j. g. Manson Rabon from shaotte to Anderson
Savage; Nth naval stores
Steamer Black River, Dcksey from Elizabethtown, to
UsM Steamer Spray, Price, from smithvile, to A. H.
4schr. Transit Davis from Charleston, to j. H. Chad
schr: Eureka, Brinn, from LockwoOds Folly, to Willard
& Curtis with naval stores.
CLEARED.
July 29-Schr VIM Smith, Fisher, for New York, by De-
Rosset & Brown with naval stores.
UsM Steamer Spray, Price, for smithvile, by Van
Bokkeen.
Steamer Fanny Lutteroh Elder for Fayetteville, by
sl-schr David Faust Moslander, for Philadelphia, by
T. G. Worth with naval stores, &c.
Schr. Virginia, Davis for New York, by ]. H. Fanner
with naval stores.
July sl-U. s. NJ Steamer Spray, Price, for smithvile,
by A. Fl. VanBokkelen
BRIG Maria, Homan, for Philadelphia, by Harriss &
Howell; with naval stores and lumber.
37schr Worth, Stone for Boston, by T. c. Worth with
naval stores and lumber.
Steamer Fanny Lutteroh, Elder for Fayetteville, to A.
R. Hall.
Aug S-United Stated Mail Steamer Spray, Price, for
Smthvlle by A. H. VanBokkeen.
4:-steamer Flora Mcdonald Hurt for Fayetteville, by
T. G. d B. G. Worth.
Steamer James R. Grist, Banks for Fayetteville, by Pet
teway Pritchett.
schr. A J. DeRosset, Tucker, for New York, by A. D.
Cazaux; with naval stores.
Schr Gen. Scott Young for Bath, Me- by PIERCE bud.
ley !; with lumber.
5Schr. Target Furman, for New York, by A. D. Cazaux
with naval stores &c.
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JOY TO THE ADMIRERS OF
A FINE HEAD OF
RICH GLOSSY HAIR.

HNALK OF BEAUTY it cannot exist without fine head
see o ssHh R call
ration turns back to It's COLOR ga haP
the head of the bald with luxuriant growth-re
continual flow of The natural fluids and Hence if
used regular dressing for the hair will preserve col
natural beauty We call then upon the bald the gray or
diseased in scalp to use it, and surely the young will not
without it. Its praise is upon the tongue Of thousands
The Agent for Prof Woods Hair Restorative in New Ha
ven received the following letter in regard to the Restora
DEEP River, Conn, July %, 1856.
Mr.. Leayenworth-sr: have been troubled with dan
dru scurf my head for than year, my hair be-
gan to come out, scurf and hair together saw in New
Haven paper about Woods Hair Restorative cure
called your store the Of April last and purchased
bottle to try it, and found to my satisfaction it
it is two three inches length achere ali off,
have great faith in wish you to send me two bottles
of the Kind used in this place. you may have market for
many bottles after it is known here Yours with respect
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. Q, 1856.
Itself beneficial to The 'front.' and also the back part
of my head almost lost its fact BALD. have
the tip of my head well studded with promising crop of
young hair and the front is also receiving its benefit
think from my personal recommendation can induce
many others to try it. Yours respectfully,
D. R. THOMAS, M. D.,
No. AGA Vine street.
VnSCENNEs, IA, June %, 1853.
Prof O. j. Wood AS you about to manufacture and
vend your recently discovered Hair Restorative will state
for whomsoever may concern that have used it and
known others to that have for several years. been
in the habit of using other Hair Restoratves and that
find yours vastly superior to any other know 1t entirely
ceanses the head of dandru and with one months
use will restore persons hair to the original youthful
color and texture giving healthy soft and glossy ap
pearance and all this without discolorng the hands that
apply it, or the dress which it drops would. there
FORE recommend its use to every DESTROYS of having
fine color and texture to hair. Respectfully yours
WILSON KING.
o. J. WOOD & CO., Proprietors, 3l2 Broadway, New
York Tin the great N. Y. Wire Railing Esabshment0 and
la Market street. st. Louis, Mo-
Sold in Wilmington N. c. by Walker Meares, W. H. Lip
pitt, Drake McIin, and by all good Druggists
July 20. 274-48-3m
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LETTER FROM HAMPSHIRE Boy IN HTDosrAE.-
We have been favored with the perusal OF letter from
Hiram L. Ferry, young man from Easthampton' who
is serving in the British army in India dated Meerut
HdPsR May IL lSSS as e Psy s Hs sg
IT have heen in many engagements since arrived in
Hindosan and under very heavy fires and am not hurt
yet Many of comrades have fallen a beside me- At
5eTe constant fire was kept up for eight days and
nights All the sleep got was on the ground beside
nv gun 1t took most of our spare time to bury our
dead | enjoy first rate health and spirits.
Il have left my company and joined detachment of
Yankee boys under Capt. Alay. They are from New
York, Connecticut Massachusetts and New Hampshire
Men women and children are dying around me by hun
dreds of cholera hard drinking and fruit together with
the climate 60 to church every Sunday, when not
in action with sword and gum and 60 rounds of powder
and ball"
Young Ferry states that while engaged in the siege Of
Lucknow he was robbed of the treasure he had undered
at Cawnpore. Meerut is about 900 miles from Cal
cutta and 40 from Delhi and in sight of the Himalaya
Mountains.
NO1fhnnDtOn (MnSS) Courier
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DIED.

greensboro n c., Tuesday 9th july at the residence
the zzd year of his age.
Havana the l4t inst of yellow fever Cant
HoMfSON, (master of Schr J. Fl. Flanner) of Phia-
aged about 80 years. Capt 7. leaves wife and
'"o coren besides friends mourn his death
az PIX HUNS, Sampson county, n Co. July 29th ROBERT
WESLEY eldest of John and Harriet w. CoIwe aged
ZU years, month and IL days.
dsease was rheumatism of nearly two years standing
which baed the skill of the best PHYSICIANS he never fell
one ease during the tme but he bore his suffer
wn the greatest patience, murmuring against
MS Snnapy lot few days before his death he told his
fha he must die and that he should then be
rest he was concous of his approaching end and awaited
WIN patience as the anihlator of all his suferngs
hopert was an upright vtuous and utifu SON. and was
loved and respected by all who knew him.
his funeral was preached by Rev. Hugh NcAlpin from
the fourth verse of the seth Psalm. Lord make me to
know NINE end and the of my days. what is that
may know how frail am" ' ~ " -' '
Raleigh and Goldsboro' papers please copy.
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28,4I3,910
Washington Union.

EXTRAORDINARY BIRrHs.-It is stated by Burdock
mat the wife of countryman in the Moscow district
aad given birth to 60 children at ~ connements-
LINES four at one BIRTH seven times three, and sixteen
meS twins In the year 1909, the Vienna newspapers
Helen the wife of poor linen weaver in Neuerchen-
Fa 20 years married, bore at seven confnements 80
CSnldren-28 living and 4 dead 26 were males and
leaes all were begotten by one man, and nursed BY
herself She had at her last confinement three children
Iue living and two dead. Her husband was twin, she
dssse1 one OF four. Her mother had produced 38 chill
aren and died during confinement with twins. The
Saes number of children ever produced at one birth
aRpearS to have been six, all of whom were boys, and
f oead. The woman who gave birth to item had been
e married. and already given birth to IA children
born her frSt marriage which lasted % years, she
jao5 boys and girls in her second marriage, which
a. @ but three years, she bore IA chdrenothree at
meUt Nr i've at the second and six the third conne
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BERHAVE's HOLLAND


See what the Dealers who will sell anything in their
line who interested in the medicine than
any other, say:
I'VE think highly of your article and expect to have
large sale.' BARNES Il PARK, New York.
The demand is greatly increasing.
T. W. DYOTT & SON. Philadelphia.
Most medicines require time to introduce them yours
sells at the start. HOFFMAN & MORWITZ
Philadelphia.
1t is steadily gaining ground.
The demand is increasing. ~
The lot will soon be sold-send more.
VIM. THOMPSON, Rceville, East Tennessee.
We are out-send another lot at once.
D. N. & A. j. TUCKER Fulton Mo.
We have not a medicine that sells readily.
BARCLAY BROS, Chicago, ILL.,
Berhaves Holland Bters meets with large sale, and it
always has given good satisfaction
LOUIS WARLICH, Chicago, Ill.
We have been selling Berhaves Holland Bters for
months and, although when it first introduced,
did urge its sae being unacquanted with the article
still found the public determined to have it, and to meet
the have been obliged to purchase of this
whatever Every day brings testimonials of its efficacy
in removing the various complaints for which it is
mended and offering it to our customers we do with
confidence in its virtues than is due to most
tions of the kind. GALE BROTHERS, Druggists,
184 Randolph St., Chicago, ILL.,
See advertisement. august 3d-280&49-lw.
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EXCITEMENT IN WELDON, N. CA man by the name
Of Isabel has, it appears been residing in this place for
some length of time under circumstances of rather
traordinary mystery and sngularty 1t appears that
Isabel has been out of his house during the
day time has he been seen to associate with
white man, but has every night a crowd of negroes
around his house, to whom he sells whiskey, and from
whom he buys whatever said negroes can STEAL or in
any way pick up Such has been the shrewd and artfu
cunning of the scounde that it has been so far found
impossible to get the proper legal evidence necessary to
convict him. so that few days ago portion of our
citizens formed themselves into committee and waited
on lSabe and gave him his orders to leave by Tuesday
evening" the 9th July in default of which he was to be
treated to coat Of tar and feathers Accordingly find
ing on Tuesday evening that he had not gone and hear
ing that he had resolved not to Co. the committee pro-
ceeded to take the law into their own hands, and after
due trial and conviction he sentenced to receive
coat of tar and feathers and to be escorted out of town.
which sentence was executed in due form.
Weldon Patriot.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
EMIL

CELEBRATED FEMALE FILLS.
Prepared from prescription of Sir j. Clarke, H. D.,
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This invaluable medicine unalng in the of all those
painful and dangerous diseases to which the female cons
tuition is subject. moderates all and all
distractions, and speedy may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
it peculiarly suited. will, in short time bring the
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Government
Stamp of Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits.
These Pills should not be taken by females during the first
three months of Pregnancy they to bring on
Miscarriage, but at any other time they are safe.
In all Of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain in the
Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight exeron, Papitaton Of
the Heart, Mysteries and Whites these Pills will effect
when all other have failed and although pow
erfu remedy do not contain iron calome anthony,
anything hurtfu to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package,
which should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES,
(Late l. C. Baldwin & Co..
Rochester, N. Y.
N B.-$l 90 and postage stamps enclosed to any au-
horized Agent will insure bottle containing so Pills, by
return mail.
For sale by Druggists generally.
| HAV1LAND, STEVENSON & CO., Charleston, Whole
sale Agents
| March 10th, 1858 l6l&29ly
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THE MELTNR."

Prepared by Dr. James Williams for the of Dyspep
sa and nothing but Dyspepsia Gas advertised in another
column has, by its merits obtained for itself high
reputation in Philadelphia that Physicians acquainted with
its properties using themselves and prescribing it to
their PATIENTS convinced by observation of its great
in restoring the dsordered digestive organs healthy func
ton.
Numerous of Dyspepsia of the most aggravated
character which abandoned incurable by some
the Medical Faculty. have by the of this Elixir alone
been restored to perfect health attached certificates
tify.
March 10th, 1852 156-tawly