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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-04-19
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
IA Nervous Debility, Premature Decay and
all the effects of youthful indscretion, will, for
the sake Of suffering humanity, send free TO all
who need it, the receipt and directions for making
the simple remedy by which he was cured. SUI
ferers wishing to profit by the advertisers expe-
rience can do so by addressing, in perfect conf
dence JOHN b. OGDEN
No. a Cedar st., New York.
april 10 IDLY
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lFr0Esa NSyg Eers,

Tlw YoRE, April 15-p. Il.
a special dispatch from Washington, says the
appointment Of L. v Bogg, late Con1miyeioner Of
Indian affairs, as 8 general Tndian agent to make
treaties and purchase and slip supplics, will be
further Investigated by the Senate. Bogg is now
in New York, making purchases OF goods for the
Jrdisn service, and exercising authority fer which
It's aIlcgod, there is no right.
TIE vilago Ct Alliance, Ohio, vas flooded yes
Yesterday by the bursting o. reservoir belonging
to the ,Eittsbure, Fort Wa-n4 and Chicaao Hall-
rood
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s,arxa,;on in south CarolIna.

Tho Sumter Wachaaan of the 18th inst.
learns from source which it regards as
6 reliable, that one or two burials of female
whites have recently occurred, nec" the
line of Kershaw and Sumter Districts, in
which the cause Of death Was stated by the
officiating minister to have been want OF
food sufficient to su tafn life. This is a
sad record, and one which, even taking in
to account the generally distressed condi-
ton of the country, We had hoped never to
be called upon to make We feel it to be
a solemn and sacred duty of our people to
give this matter their most earnest atten-
ton and effort. In the great majority OF
instances unable, themselves, to extend
even scanty relief, it is, we believe,
nevertheless duty which they cannot es-
cape, to leave no means untried to provide
assistance from sources where it may be
obtained
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-04-19

Tie Treasury officers have arrived q:
Nashville from Washington to look after
distilIeries in Middle Tennessee. AL will
be closed, as none have complied with the
law of 1866, their business being considered
different from that Of the Northern distille-
ries. The Government will lose large
amount of revenue by these operations.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-04-19

A fever has broken out in the Philadel-
phia county prison, which has attacked not
only a number Of the inmates, but also
one Of the inspectors of that institution,
Hon. Joseph +. Chandler, and some of the
Cffioers.
Bishop Nottingham, OF Maryland, has
issued circular letter to the Protestant
Episcopal clergymen in Baltimore, asking
them to urge upon their respective con-
gregations tho ''duty Of voting against
tho running Of cars on Sundays in the
streets"
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EXECUTOR'S NOTICE,

FENHE Subscriber having at the last March
L Term OF New Hanover County Court, duly
qualified as Executor OF the last viii Of James
Cassidy, deceased, al persons indebted to his
estate are hereby notified make immediate pay
men5 thereof, and those h*vlrg clair againss
the estate are notified 10 present TIE same vi hin
the time prescribed by law, or TINS pouco wiu be
pleaded in bar Of ~ recovery: -.-,..
ROBERT 8lNNING,
Executor.
Wilmington, N. @, April 10 165-St-9,s.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-04-19

A cheese factory which will consume the
milk of so COWS, has been started at Lanes
boro', Mass.
The advance on the eastern face of the
Hoosac tunnel, during the past three weeks,
has been at the rate of four feet per day.
Marriages are rare among the Chinese in
California. But one is recorded in our
last San Francisco papers-Ah Fly to Cum
Ho.
General Butler is stirring fellow and
makes stirring speeches. He is said to be
the possessor of great deal of stirring ma
teriai-lots of it.
Jacob Bauman, veteran soldier of Ma
poleon's grand army, died in Natchez, on
the 18th of March, at the advanced age Of
Lightweight years.
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REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MAR
kets for the Week ending Thursday,

TURPENTINE-Has been in moderate request
throughout the week just ended, and is readily
taken upon arrival. The quantity coming to mar
ket is unusually small, and is not sufficient to
supply the demand for distillng purposes Prices
rensined the Same as last given up to Tuesday.
when an advance OF 20 cents was obtaineI on
hard, and the market closes firm at So for new
virgin 81 for yellow dip, and 81 70 for hard, Il
Dbl of 280 BIS. The receipts and Gales are as fol-
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WILL mINGT"N M"rE1 MA,,KET.
BANK NOTE!
MARRIED.

In this city, on Sunday morning, by the Rs7.
George Pa tiers n. HENRY O. RHODES 70 RO-
SETTA CERTAIN.
At Summerville, April 18th, by Rev. a. A. Wat
gon, Capt. VIM. Fl. BROWN to Miss GODENA,
daughter Of the late VIM. /. Hall.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-04-19

Fifteen hundred dollars are paid for the
best boxes at Covent Garden Theatre, in
London, for the opera season of forty nights
which has just begun.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-04-19

The colored barber of Concord. who RAJ
for Mayor, got four hundred votes, ti.e
Democrats all supporting him. He was q
Conquered Barber, however.
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EfoTfa New Oclenns.

NEW ORLEANS, April 17-P. 81.
Information has been received hero that Fig
Ees and Waterloo ievees are in imminent danger.
labor cannot be obtained owing to the want Of
money. There is much suffering in tho ovcrfowed
districts Of West Louisiana.
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april 10
NOTICE..

YTNFIE Superior Court of Law of New Han
over will not convene until Tuesday morning,
April 23d, 1867. Jurors and Witnesses need not
attend until that day.
H. A. BAGG, Clerk.
april 10 I72-dtd- l0-wtd
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-04-19

The French newspapers only make use
of the Atlantic cable to the extent of two
lines daily, giving the price of gold and
cotton.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-04-19

George Eliot, " Mrs. Lewes, the author
of Felix Holt, the Radical, is recruiting
health and genius in Grenada, and is de-
lighting in the glories of the Alhalnbra.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-04-19

\ conceited Englishman was told by a
live Yankee that the whole United King
dom could be sunk in Lake Superior with
out imneding navigation.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-04-19

The wife Of 3 country editor in Ohio, q
rotten eggs at the editor of O rival paper.
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The Relief Of the South.

John Browne, Esq. General Agent Of the
Southern Famine Relief Commission OF
Few York, was in Washington several days
ago on business connected with this sub
iect, and has telegraphed the following to
the press Of tho Pacific coast
SOUTHERN FAMINE RELIEF CoarMIssGoy,
No. 81 Broadway, NeW York.
The famine il the South is severe and increas-
ing. The means given BY Congress for relief
through the FreeGmens Bureau very inade-
quate, and unleGe generous contributions arc
paEng.
Edward Bright, Corresponding Secretary
=. Lsw Olnaetead, Recording Secretary
Jayneg NJ. Brow, Treasurer.
John Browne, General Agent.
There is doubt OF the truth OF tie statement,
and We earnestly hope that generous contributions
will promptly be made to this Comm gsion in the
fer West. Hon. JoHN CONFESS,
United States Senator from California.
Hos. WI. n. STEVART,
United States Senator from Eovada.
Hon. JAMES W. NyE,
United States Senator from Nevada.
HoN. GEc. WILLIAMS,
Onitod States Senator from Oregon.
We bolieve that liberal contributions from the
States and Territories Of the far West would ct
once save many lives and relieve great suffering,
and would have q most happy influence upon the
nation, Brown, BROTHERS & GO.
President Pacific Mail Steamship Co.
ALLEN MCLEAN.
Wells, FARGO 4 CO.
VIZ. T. CoLEatLN q &c.
DADNET, MORGAN & Co.
The General Agent states the cash re-
ceipts Of the Commission up to the present
time are $165, 900. OF this sum California
sends in gold $50, 900, Or increased to cur
rency $40, 900 New Y ork City, SOL, GOO.
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From Cleveland, Onic--Meetisg CT tl.c - COL
Dealers Association.

CLETELA27l), Ohio, April Tt. NJ.
Tbs Wcol Dealers Association met here to-day.
Tho clip Of last year was stated at eeyenty-tive
million Of pounds. The average price Tas fifty
five cents.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-04-19

So1ae Of the journals are calling Russian
America the Northwest corner.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-04-19

SPIRITS TURPENTINE-In the early part Of the
week Just closed the market for tins article ruled
quite dull, and small sales were effected at de-
cline Of one cent. Since Monday, however, there
has been better feeling among buyers under
more favorable advices from other markets, and
prices have advanced 3@04 cents-the market
closing firm at 7O@7l cents y gallon, according to
condition o. packages. The sales have been re-
stricted in great measure by the light receipts
and the small stock market, and tor the week
foot k94 hhla follows
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WILMINGTON Wholesale Prices Current
! 05 LUMBEE,

So II shonl5 lie understood that our quota
tioIs generally represent the wholesale price. In
filing allGD orders, higher rates havo TO be paid.
B-c,.svgAx, = . a 55 GLUmBrE,
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T TSS5s:yS.v g g Co. 5Sb S7I {:
Ros1N.-Du-ing the week just ended the market
for al grades Except Pale) has ruled exceeding
quiet and inactive under the advices from abroad
and prices are somewhat lower. We have, how
ever, to report very light stock on market, and
rnesgre receIpts, etjll there is no desperation on
the part Of buyers to operate to any, extent. The
sales for the week are only 948 bbls. at 50 $50
81 87a for Common, So for strained Common. 500
So 10 for No. 2, and 8 259$5 for No. l. The re-
market has ruled firm, parcels finding ready sale
when offered, but ct the close Of our report pricss
are not so stiff. The Gales comprise about 457
bills, st sc, IS 80. st. 81 so, S8@$8 SO q $50 rs,,
IS in qualty-hightest price being for extra fine
IAR.-The receipts for the week have been
small, reaching only 396 bbls., which sold 81 81 IS
this figure.
BFEswAx--Is in request and scarco. Sells read
liz at 1905 cents + Il.
BEEF CA1IIE-AIe brought to market spaYing-
", and the supply in butchers hands is barely
sufficient to meet present wants. There is fair
demand, and we quote Oh the hoof at 10012 cts.
for ordinary, and 1l015 cents II ID. for primo
quality.
BARRELs-Fo, empty Spirit barrels there is
rather moro enquiry, and recent arrivals have
moderately supplied the market. We quote as fol-
lows: Second hand 50 500s3 IS for lots as they
run, and 81 for selected new country, IS 500S4 !;
and New York make - 500s4 70 for new, in
quality.
ruled quito dull, under the news from abroad
and, so far as sales are concerned, has been al
most entirely neglected. On Friday, IL bales
sold at % cents for low middlng and "a cents for
middling ; and on Wednesday, Fl bales at 241 cts.
for middling. Nc other sales reported, and tho
market closes dull and unsettled.
CORN MEALS in light stock, and the price has
advanced. We quote from the mills at 81 450sl
so y bushel.
EGas-Are scarce, and enquired for. Sell in
lots at 25 cents u dozen. =rr
FERTILIZERS market has become nearly
la. 81 fba y,,on
quantity arriving; there is, however, only light
demand at present. We quote as follows :
Peruvian Guauo, $50 50Os85: Pacific do, So
@ss0 Patapsco do. SO kettlewel,s is =
ipulated do, s6O@s7O; Bnowden's Manipulated
do, s75; e. +. Goes Superphosphate Of
Lime, $f6: Obefs Cotton and Corn Compound
s65 Baughs Raw Bone Phosphate, $60@$65;
snowden's Ammoniated Potash Phosphate. $65 !;
Zelps superphosphate Of Lime. $85; ZelPs Raw
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-04-19

SEC. 1. Funds for defraying the GU rent expen-
ees of the Society shall be raised by assessment
on permanent members and by admission fees.
Sec. :. Each permanent member, after having
shall pay the sum Of one dollar ss admission
fee and be subjecS to assessments Of the Society.
ART. x.-EREMIUxs.
premiums to its members for excellence in the
performance Of any labor tending to the good OF
agriculture, horticulture and the mechanic arts.
ART. xI.-ExPERIMENTs.
SEC. /. While the members shall do all in their
power to promote the general objects OF the Socia-
ty, each member shall consider It a special duty
to make annually one experiment, at least, on
some unsettled point or subject Of Importance in
practical agriculture: and to report the same to
the Society, with any discoveries he may make:
and On failure to perform such duty, fine Of five
dollars shall be imposed.
SEC. 2. 1t shall be the duty OF the Executive
Committee to present from time to time q list OF
practical agricultural subjects mpoI to be il
vestigated by discussion and experiment and to
arrange for publication facts shown by the results
OF proper experiments by the members.
ART. x1I.-BT-LAws.
Bylaws for the government of this Society, and
Tor furtherlng its purposes, and not inconsistent
with the provisions Of this Constitution, may from
time to time be made, altered, amended, or abol-
ished, as majority of the members at any regu-
lar meeting may decide.
ART. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Every proposal altering for amending this Con-
stitution shall be made in writing If such proro-
sed alteration or amendment receives the unani-
nous vote of the members present at any meeting
it shall be adopted but If objections be made, il
shall lie over until the next regular meeting when,
if it receive the votes of two-thirds Of the men,
hers present. it shall be adopted.
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anril 10
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SEC. 1. All elections shsll be by ballot. III tn
election Of officers ma iority shall be necessary
choice. In the election cf members two-thirds c
all the members present shall be necessary
eject the candidate.
SEC. 2. No person shall be member OF the Sc
ciety unless possessed OF good character; and n
member shall be guilty OF any act derogatory t.
the character of gentleman.
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BAPTJsT LIFCRCG.-Ills mouse q worship
IS now receiving the finishing touch of the
painter, and we must be allowed to say
that it has been well executed, showing
that Mr.. Adams, the contractor, thoroughly
understands his calling.
The house is to be painted on the outside,
immediately-and when this is done, the
denomination will have neat place Of
worship, and the town an ornament.
G0Jdsb0y0 Ne2cS 16tk i5sci
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fEiiiE City Liquor Agency Is removed 10 The old
stand, in the new building on the corner OF Con-
gress and Market Streets and will be stocked with
pure liquors FIR sale strictly in accordance with the
requirements OF the law, fOr medicinal aad mechani
cal purposes
9 None but pure, unalloyed liquors, procured solely
rom the state commission, VIII be kept Tor sale.
invited to examine this stock at any time and to test
practically any package sold, to satisfy themselves OF
its quality. j, j. GERRISH,
apr3dlw Citv Agent
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FIRE IN KRNNEBUNKPoRT.-Friday night,
about II o'clock, the store occupied by An
drews 8 Co., on Water street, in the village Of
Kennebunkport, was discovered on fire, too
late to save the building. The flames spread
to the barn and house of Mr.. Chas. Goodwin,
which were Immediately in the rear, and they
were soon demolished with the assistance of
the fire hooks. The fire was here kept under,
though the dwellings of Capt. Robert Towne
and Mr.. Nahum Haley were much exposed.
The store was good building, owned by Mr..
s. H. Gould, and uninsured. Andrews & Co. 8
stock consisted of stoves, tin ware and pedlars
goods, which, with their machines and tools,
were entirely consumed, being loss of about
5000; insured in the Holyoke Co. for $4,000.
Mr.. Goodwin loses good house, connected by
an to his barn, and also suffers some loss of
furniture; no insurance ON buildings OF goods.
Mr.. Henry B. Foss, of Saco, lost sundry house.
hold goods stored in Mr. G.'s barn, and Mrs.
L. A. Wills, of Newburyport, lost china, glass
and crockery ware to the amount of about $500,
which were packed in the burned store. The
hall over the store was occasionally occupied
by band, who lose two brass instruments and
two drums. 4 YORK.
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NOTICE.
Public Notice

4 NY person wishing to deposit dirt or rnbbsh vii,
IA lind place on Franklin wharf AnleItra
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To CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERs.-Gentle-
men: At q stated meeting of the Bricklayer's
Union, held at their hall, March 18th, it was
intimated that wages would be no higher than
last year unless contingencies arose, Sc, viz:
Fist class men 81 per day. ...5
At the annual meeting of the Association
held Wednesday evening, April 8, 1867, for
choice of officers, &C., it was voted that the fol-
lowing schedule of prices would be given to the
Association for the season: LIST, First class
men "a per day; good workmen $3.50; ordina-
ry workmen So; inferior workmen So; to take
effect on and after Monday next, April Sth, and
continue in force until December 1, 1867; Win
ter work by the hour, at the same rate, till
April l, 1868. Per Order.
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PORTLAND THEATRE. - The production of
pieces at this Theatre last week established at
once the claims of the new company for supe-
riorty over and above any with which we have
been heretofore favored. Oliver Twist wound
up the weeks performances with very strong
cast The Nancy Sykes of Miss lowering was
timely drawn and truthful portraiture of ma
ture, and the characters of Fagin and Bill
Skies received full Justice at the hands OF
Messrs Sheridan and Ogden. Mr.. Sheridan is
one of the most perfect and artistic actors we
have ever seen, and the manner in which he
enacted the character of Fagin proved him an
actor of more than ordinary versatility, CALI
ing into requisition as the part does. peculiar
style of acting. Mr.. Ogden surprised us by his
fine conception of the hard hearted Bill Skies.
Lndley kept the audience in roar as lie al
ways does by his performance of the Artful
Dodger. Miss Webster's quiet and graceful
style is fast winning her friends and it is truly
treat to witness her performances which are
funny without vulgarity, and true to life with
out exaggeration. e..
The great drama of the Child Stealer which
has been for some time in preparation, will be
produced tonight. The name itself should be
sure card for filling the house. Let all who
desire to attend procure their seats early.
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Original and selected.

First page-Re-lie-able Public Journals
The North German Confederation, Employ
ment for w omen, Malignant and Flagitions
Muddy Streets, Modern Democracy Vs. Jeffer-
son, Recent Publications, Literary Items, Orig
inal and Selected Items. Last page.-Marine
List, omitted by mistake Saturday morning.
If oh s. s." of B., had read the notice to
correspondents few days since, he would
have seen that his communication was dispos.
ed Of as requested and saved his postage.
The English section of the Paris Exhibi.
ton has curious and valuable instrument
called the "silent teacher" an instrument en-
abling anybody to talk with the deaf and
dumb. A hand telegraph is alsoa simple in.
strument by which any person unacquainted
with the ordinary deaf and dumb alphabet
can communicate with deaf mute.
1t is suggested that the colored Quakers Of
Connecticut didn't vote on Monday last.
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HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR
fAa REVIEWER. 6lttt .

Has proved itself to be the most perfect preparation
Tor the hair ever presented TO the public ,
II will restore gray hair TO its original color.
1t will keep the hair from falling out t.t,.l ~
1t cleanses the scalp. /.
1t makes the hair lustrous and silken.
Tits a splendid hair dressing.
No person, old or young, should fail to use 1t.
Be very particular to ask for ''Hall's Vegetable
Scilian Hair Renewer, there is a worthless imi-
tation in the market. Price $500 per bottle. g
r. p. HALL. & CO., Nashua, N. H., Projectors. /
Apri 3-snd&w
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PROPOSALS.
Fer Furnishing Rough Stone for n Brenie-
Hft water MT the Mouth Of HacO
River, Maine,


WILL be received at this office until 10 o'cloek
w A., on TUESDAY, the Goth inst.
q The quantity required, under recent appropria-
tons, will be fifty thousand tons more or less The
stone must be of suitable size and strength and be
deposited In such places and i'm such IN amer may
be directed by the Experimenting Engineer in con-
formity with the plans adopted.
The delivery OF the stone must commence as
soon practicable after the approval OF the contract
and be completed on or before the first OF December
next Persons, in making proposals, viii state the
price per of 22I0 pounds) of stone delivered and
deposited in positionthe weight TO he ascertaine,i
at the expense Of the contractor, and to the satsiac
tion of the Superintending Engineer.
Proposals will be considered for Oae-hotlf or for the
whole of the above-named amount. Should any
persons find il mpraelieable 70 undertake the arhoe
job in the time above specified they requested 10
state in their proposals, the earliest period Ito be
not later than the first of July, 1861 In which they
will contract TO complete h-with the understanding
that not less than thiryive Thousand tons will te
delivered or before the first day OF December
next.
Each proposal must be accompanied by a written
guarantee signed by two responsible persons In The
required form, that the bidder will, when called on
IL his proposal be accepted, enter into contract
bond, with good aud sufficient security 1.-THE surelcs
and their places OF residence To be in the pro-
posa for the true and faithful performance OF his
responsible bidder and be subject to the approval OF
the Secretary Of War.
The undersigned. however, reserves the right To
exclude the bids of any persons who there Is reason
10 believe, VIII not faithfully and promptly perform
the contract; also any informal bids, as well AZ
and no member OF Congress, officer agent Of lhs
Government, nor any person employed In the public
service shall be admitted TO any share ia the con-
tract, or any benefit which may arise thercfron.
Payments viii lie made nonti,ly--e0 per cent 10
be reserved theretrom, until the whole work Is tn
ished, and 10 be forfeited IN the event Of the non
fullment Of the contract in the time and manner a.
therein required.
Persons desiring to mako proposals, VIII please call
ON the undersigned nj his ofee, In Morton Block On
Congress street. tor forms OF same and for NOR,
definite Information IL desired; and. transmitting
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For sale.
Boarding

A FEW gentlemen can he aocommoiated ut,h
"a pleasant rooms and beard, in privais nmiiy
ar no. haNe Sftet apridius