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HELM BOLDS
CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT
SARSAPARILLA
GRADUATES ERUPTIVE and ULCER ATIyE
DISEASES OF the
fHROAT, NOSE, EYES, EIELIDS Sc4IP

and SKIN,
evil alEn a so dlsgure the appearance, Purgins the
! cls enecls OF mercury and removing all tsi,Is tbe
dhS OF Diseases, hereditary or otherwise an,l s
Ten M. oy ADULTS and Children with perfect SaleIv
wo Iaole-spoonfus of the extract of Sarsona,,tl.
Gnueo TO pint of water, equal TO the Lisbap n'st
Dk' ana one bottle s equal to gallon of the S,"o
" SarSa parIla, or the decOctions as USUALLY mad
~, An Interesting Letter is published m m. Ma,,,o
Sr.ai heVlew. on the subject of the Extract OF
ers + p l" Sef'a!n affections. by Benjamin Tri
s, - II. . DC. Speaking Of those Diseases g.
tho' arIsHs from the excess Of mercury he stq,.s
riI "T 'e1neHy Is equal I" the ExIract Of Sarsapa.
49, Is P""er Is extraordinary. more So than anv
s.msa urng am acquainted with rs IN The sIrcIe.t
annI,cbi "',,c WIN thus invaluable attribute that il is
PpIoau'S 10 slate of The system so snnten ond vtI
class unavailable or injurious Vi 'hS IONIC
HELMROLD,S
Concentrated Extract Sarsanarius
Established upwards OF IS years. Prepared bv
IL. t. HELMBOLD.
Nv osd DRUGGIST AND CHEMIST.
- 594 Broadway, NY.
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10 you want nice Cashmere Suit mado 20
order? TO to Phillips & FAIRIES '' in"Uo 10

fEILIIGiIoUs.,The special revival services r.
De held in the NJ E. Church, of this towns ss a.
Sarn'n snnonnGed elsewhere, will be introduced bv a.
Sy[Mon 1it1o5o from Rev 4. Wallace, Editor Of the
morning. 0H neAC sunday
nrasevt men AlfT9d r Goodman is announced to bc
PIesJno ocno o Monday and conduct the service at
in t6e N cNan ~ eno afternoon, and to preach at
The following ministers are exncctad 70 b
present It during the week Rev j. J pesrco ~ ne
NV. NV. l. ). Thompson, D. r., Rev. Tb"me,' Tbnroe'
IHI!9mrpby' II!m Rev. 9. Cooke d. D., Rev 1hori"S IaS
I1lll' d Rev. Z. Robinson, Rev. II, Il Hnrr r'.o'
M. Mev' : j. B. Merritt, Rev. Mr. BRYAN Raw
W " nli + . cy Gray Rev. Ii. s. Thompson, Rev
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7
Almost e"ery one has heard of Ey.xs' Cur.DC
rEI STORE Where you can buy your goods love rr,
a. any o'hrr establishment, and make your selert,.
i,o." ,, one one "i me largest and finest stocks OF
BRUSSELS, IHREE.PLY. INGRAM, STAIR and Rae r..
pe!S "IL CLOTHS, MAT1INGs. MI>pow Sm,nrS
~, " are selling Carpets Two yards vide only 81 :,
@ iIon "ny without examining our Ionc bri,es a.. ~
cef'aIA maj you gel HltO The rlght store
rn.c d. JOHN NJ. EVANS
i"i" <h No. 3l7 n. 2d ST. above Nme
ana directly opposite Wood ST.. Phllad's
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Z. TURBINE WATER WHEELS. d. J. Murnbv
T44 WTs4 IS having new improved Turbine " PHS atSr
n y negl placed IN the Alley Mills, near town ~Su
Wng waT Jay last week one corner of the cejIar
WA Maii gave and came down with crash cau1eJ 'I
9yck y ckEssng ssm AROUND the foundation, which is
Of iMSIHty: thn t y rive men had just stepped out
c .mo pI' 10 so to dinner; had the accident
been ru InIGe hIhueS sooner they would have
r.M Mm. Sharp, ESD, proprietor Of the Sour,.
Mil is also taking out his old oyernGn3 ,uH smyrna r
and putting in a Turbine, 0''iSno' wheel
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C,dtE C YOU want to see nice Beaver and F,onoh
ppIofGs p;II Dogskins, and Fancy Cassmenreap pfench
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,ic ~ RanhES LADIES TRUSSES. SUPPORTERS rIAs.
NINGIS = TrScts;S TSelts; Stockings. Knee Caps, BAN
TruS braces Light French and German R"n'mte aa
''u'Se'' Syflnges' in great variety &c., Op'"''
rr,Uu1 ,,, at NEEDLES"
n1hW,ELFTH Street. First door heIou Race pu,1
svaIs I!A: e.! tFhs Department is conducIed ExcIu
and ybo zen, enaies and Children, by competent LADIES'
aJ;ns,; ne STOCK Is adapted TO their Special Wants)
cotrec, ea. our mechanical Re medes, we combine
'O''oo' construction, with ease and comfort!
&. II. NEEDLES
Co,0o. occasional AdiuSter Gf Trusses. &c, e
ynn'l oi ISh and RACE Streets, PHILADELPHIA
ERRoRS OF YOUTH.-A Gentleman who has
IT,. lo5 years from Nervous Debility, Premature
Decay, and all the effects of youthful indiscretion
"hl' Tor the sake of suffering humanity, send free
70 all who need it, the recipe and directions for
= DnaElng the simple remedy by which he was cured
sufferers wishing 10 p-oft by the advertisers expc-
Renee, can do so b. addressing, in perfect conf,
dence, JOHN b. OGDEN.
~ Cedar ST., New York.
mVl5 iu
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he suffering in the South :,
M%oy Mot yet entirely ceased fbjrtS II Appeals, has
bnaoU;ntgomery, Alabama, with n5;ldnSoE-e ny woE-en in
IiShIng Ii9hag nlnetysix in the aggrepate REM num-
wbeb Iieb a card in the papers of tbn maVe pub
the ahsny aIey declare that they are snfF"r;@n @ ln
work kEIute wtL necessares of life, and can get Iop
Their %In which to support themseIvass soC onJ no
have beepp children They state that tbeu beu
States recelvlng assistance from the United
no longer ayaiatlIb but that source of supply
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,rodi hiIcKAARDs.-John Richards, noticed I,st
week wee as having been injured on the G raIroad i'1'
njfaI lIs nad a MS other arm amputated below fbo
icom' is ~a;l lie Is recovering. But his condition
t6ro%n II Snlu o1e; deprived Of his hands, he is
Witb"nt H"n upon the world without means and
XIV ", hoU ma ,mG aDlllty to earn livelihood. Whis-
dent upon the world charity' D''n oepeh-
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% '. Uen. Hch@tieId has issued an order for the
aGpara'e polling OF whites and blacks in Vir.
s'li%, .G%n C Inc Democratic papers repeat that
"tion ufaht ~ nj approves the President sugges
ultaneoTs y, and that General Iancock Will ',, an
cfPrdIngly. tx the first Monday in NoySmbrr G for
tEe ire elections in Loui.iana, while Gen. S.bninIl
Mlll WI recall his order fixing prior day. Gen
ilancock Is mentioned "a observing that tber.
Is not the slightest necessity for trouble or Je.
lay ~ executing the demonstration Acts TGiy
fIG5htllllent I5l does not wholly accord with ths
l resident temper. Whether the simpIta M
tb Ieoqs Pohcy Will result in more quiet than # i
H1 fnG n1olt OF his Excellency tc desire in alfars
r. ~. Sa, o'acK ana white, remains, of course
Smyrna times., 1867-09-25

O'-D iAIkACi SARSAPAR LA cleanse. . ,
rehOFales The blood. Insiiis lhe vI,0r ~ ti'h "
ane 'l system and purges out the Gumors Ihat m
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i, ,7,.R LEAR SMOOTH SKIN and beautiful comple,,,,
10 lows The use OF HELMBoLD'. H,.u'v Ci i''' ''''
] Ed tXTRACT SARsAPARILLA 0A' ~
), th IS pa'E Stois plmpies, aud all eruptn.
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Cofton+Ip Gn9+p Dry Goods, of all kinds, at Bsggs &

O. AL axbit;tGN tG;othGN.-Messrs Walton, Wbarr e.
in Wi1n WiIiOtea at the horticultural Fair "n hofS
m hath llngt9n last week, two stocks ~ non neld
them eLoWn e from the same hill and hayipg pOpm on
PeaboJv eTgye@ ears OF corn The corn is Of tH
by NJ Tbamasy bSarney ana this specimen was raised
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- Inc plan oI the " ashlngtun Library {, ,nn.n, =,
Philadelphia, is to offer to the public an in,prat, IL
charitable institution by offering stock in sbares 81
one dollar, for which certificate is given. with an
engraving fully worth the money paid. A. s,;II
lurtner lnducement to have the sh,tcs tako,, 49,,
raPdly' every stockholder is promised a nrssen, nf
so'he value, in addition to his stock ce,tfcatn
P'cture' The funds thus secured bv tie soI.s of
STOCK are deposited with McssIs. Ge6rge A. Cooka
Co., Bankers, No. 80 South Third Sirep, pill.
uepnla' 10 be BY them applied 10 the ob ct in vew.
a charitable public Institution thus receives lie
tisement. -''uu "uFer-
~ ORDERED; y R;-ASSt Surgeon Geo. s. Culbretb
=. .. ~, OF this town, has been ordered fGr
duty on board the SuSguehunna, Hag.sbin of
the North Atlantic Squadron, under Real Al
m'ral Palmsr He joins the squadron at New.
TEACHES. The peach shipments will c,oso
~ tnl5 week; not many will be sent off after
g i FARMERS. The farmers are busy turninc
falow ground and saving fodder. , ''''i"s
CORNER SroNE.-The colored neonIo ofth;.
Town VIII lay the cornerstone Of tb4ir nou,
iWurch iW on Sunday NEXT. They expect BisIon
Wayman to officiate. -'i''iop
NEW Posi- OFFICE.-A new office ia astob
ISIeu II at Lebanon, Forest Landing) Kent co
0ela"are' Roland Lockwood postmaster. w.
NEW S3cHooL HoUsE-A large new school
New Castle. 0'00 people III
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90 u :. you 1 wa want anything in the Clothing linz
& 80 70 Phillips d FAIRIES. They are bs BOUND ite ne
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uRANT AND THE PREslDENr.-A oorrey.
Ronaeat OF the New York E,xt says that an a. a.
Iicer OF Zen Grants staff relates conynrSa %, 20
ton which he had with the General a few d,T.
ago. wherein the General remarked concern;95 I9 =
the m tax OF making him President, that "'hs Ing
MouI1 ,t not be President of the United STATES if
,he opportunity were offered that he WAS no -
pontican that he hated politics; that, 50 far
thn1,lt T ,IPu'Itlon m ana honor were concerned, he
th"g+ sLC ~ ne ought 10 be satisfied with what of
choSe ne already enjoyed that boldinq th'. 81
IL nee OF President would mar his rresent conn.,
Tort and drag him into the storms and evc;tn IGt,,
ments OF politics that as the General Of tIn
army army he had all the work he could do amy
|. tile enough to enjoy the comforts of hi, fsm;I
" ana home, ami that he, as a soldier baI
gained friends enough in the country witbnpt %
Sc, IN place where he should gain no more
0u' probably lose those whom he had rained ,
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s to bay GSlOT cMaG Smyrna Do is S So nnCo two
Smyrna times., 1867-09-25

c,l.h Ihe Temple Of Fashion for Gentlemen,
clothing Is the Merchant Tailoring IliI estaL!iIb
Smyrna times., 1867-09-25

!, Inc Inc Iargest variety Of Cloths and Cassimcros
III the State of Delaware at Baggs & Cotton'S
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D r11llllPs q FAIRIES is the place to buv vour
S@"rya Seauy- Made Clothing Cheapest place in
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a 81; Bags e ! y y Cotton have oIrood,, oa
their Fall Trade. "'o already commenced
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ph;,,:. me study to please. This is the motto Of
ihllllps FAIRIES. Go and see for yourseIvao IV %
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C4RrETs in PHILADELPHIA

HELMBoLDs CONCENTRATED EXTRACT SARs..,-
RILLA Is The Great Blood Purifier.
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THE TURF.

Z 7stlP NJ stake OF $500, male hesis. lhrss ave- il
harness. Dr. Ogles Gray Jerry, A. Strauss Dr. m. y
Cloud, Ike Psuling's br T. Trouble.
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MoREIs wilkins. AucuoNEER
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, MIRRORS,
ADMINISTER, VELVET AND BRUSSELS CARPETS,
tc tr

A-NNINnIEK, VELVET AND BALosELS CAEFETS,
&c &c.
f. y: LUDLOW CO. win sell al auction on Thurs-
gay NOV z, 1907 at IL O'clock. the private residence
soy aadison ayenuc between IAlrtye!xh and thirty
seventh streets the entire Furniture OF said house,
consisting - part q rich ebony gilt and
Inr suits ia satin ami line French plate Pier and
Mahtel MiTurs Eageres, marble centre and fancy
Tables rosewood BooNcsses Mantel Ornaments ch satin
reps ana Lace Curtains; carved rosewood and mahogany
French Bciseads, Dressing Bureaus nashssancs Nard-
rohes, eua,nolled BEDROOM SUIT. Paiasses. dair Mat
tresses holsters ana Plows Extension Tables Sofa
and Dina@ Chairs, ANmntier velvet md Brussels Car
pets Dicioths Kitchen Utensils sc together with all The
hne Gas fixtures throughout the house
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SALES AT AUCTION.

1,hE EVENING TELEGRAM OF YESTERDAY HAD,
4 IN ADVANCE OF OTHER EVENING PAf f3 3 81 rr
IRE LATEST RETURNS or VOTES FOX shEnsfr
AND COUNTY CLERK,
- - THE LATEST NEWS BY CABLE ,.
IsE INQlEsI ON THE BODY OF DANIEL IKE -,
ELECTlON REPORTS FROM MASSACHUSETTS AMI
DEATH or Ex s-S sk BaADFoRD
LATEST FINANCIAL NEWS FROM WALL STREET.
THE MONEY ARTICLE or THE TELEGRAM Is
FEATURE.
FOR SALE BY Ar, ygws lGryrs
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II BOGARr NORTHUMBERLAND sprI oN vpY
e.. day November At lO1s o'clsek, No 50 Walker
street, Restaurant. consisting Bar Counter Oyster
Counter Lunch Counter, Tables, Chairs Mirror Engray-
inSs Ice Boz, Docaners rumbers Cigar Case Crockery
Range Cooking Utensils 0ilcloth Partition Cooda. Wash
stand, Sroon and Gas Flxues sale perempory cata-
iognes. Goods must be removed same dag. :
BoGART, AUCfIoNEER-wILL SELL ON SAT-
- Drday. November y. al III O'Clock the auction
rooms. No; North William street, large assortment OF
Paror. Dining Room, Bedroom and Kitchen
Carpet Looking Glass, Trunks and . variety OF other
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IoHN /. vANnEwATER, AUcTioNhER.
- - No. "a Duane street

. IlUIs.s WNRUns, Hhrness. DIanKcts,
Bay troitng Mare, BY Ihan Alien hands years.
can show 2f4. sound ana kind.
Hamblctonan Colt dapple brown. i5j4 hands years,
raised IN Orange county: trotcd In a.5i u
Grown Horse l5is hsnds year, sound and Kind; with
out spat OF Dicmish can ttoti n minutes sure.
Bay Horse 5H hands, years good n al hasnes gentle
ard spirited traveller; without faut or trick VIA travel
close 20 minutes, sound aud Kind
Cherry blood bay Patchen Horse 15% lands years:
good In all harness fsdde one u TIE best broken
kind.
Gray Horse. 1s,1 hands yearr: sound and kind.
Bay Ethan Allen Colt. Is hands. years; gany driver
will trot In 2 80, warranted sound and kind
spar sorrci Chcstnuts, ~ hands and years; nne
drnusht horses; gentle sound aud Kind.
Leather top and top BugkieA wagons. Harness. &c.
Sketcton Wagon. Hackney Coach, dousn Truck second
hard and new Barnssa hN
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AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY FOR nousR-
IN keepers and the radc.R ROTH auctioneer, viii sell
this day Thursday Nov T. At II O'Clock NJ al the hand
some and elegant Household Furniture Large elegant
residence li9 Clinton place E.hh fih and
Sixth avenues consisting o. veyes BRUSSELS snd Ingram
Carpets elegant four round piaao0fe
magnificent Paror Suits. covered IN
and gold aud crimson and gold French satin brocse
ros, Bronzes Works OF Art lace and brocaie Curtains
rosewood and black walnut Bedroom suits Spring
buffet Extension Table, Turkish Chairs. Lounges Sofas
Chairs, Cut Glass China and Silver WARE Table Cutlery,
Hall Stands, oilcloth, &c. sale positive.
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JOSEPH HEGEMAN.
FRIDAY. Nov. 8.
at I0oclock, A NJ,
at the Central saiesrooms wrioushby corner OF Pearl
street. Brooklyn rosewood, mahogony aud walnut Parior
Chamher and Dining Room Furniture, Feather Beds Hair
htttfs Bedding carved rosewood Dining Set 10 pleces
Crockery Fancy Goods plaedware, brussels and other
Carpet, stoves Heaters, &C. also rosewood Pianos.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

Il poSAkl, AUCTioNEER, WILL SELL, ON FRI
*. $50 osenioere AZ ~ o'clock IS Greene street.
ans r. y. Lxsry stable, Horses Coaches. Light Wa
g. "a 1890 Isons double and single Harness. de-,
asu.s having any stock TO dispose q
ior ms sale at the Auction Rooms NO. North Wllam
street, or on the premises. - ~ "-
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XZYUOsI------ ----
n Three magnihcenty Illustrated Medical B ks contain
Ing important rhysioog al Information Tor Men auI
Women, sent free receipt r. cents the Ser.
rotary 81 The iork Medical Univ rstsy .S Clinton
place. New York city S -
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l 81 r,, rubLisnED tesa PAc es)-TfIE MEDICAL.
Causes, Consequences and Cur on -5 oil II
DR. Lexis, No. scach - o. i.t~,n1s p a. sey,
u..ns3 from aST. Tho doctor DO consulted -
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T11TE's DANCING ACADEMY. 6si srxTH AVENUE,
u VI Thirty uinh sreetDay classes for Children
and young ,cfies Evening" classes ladies' gentle
men. send Tor circular.
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GERMAN rAprGSat, .FlA.tY s.t.salaN,
n SiJ quarter aHd the highest branch
oi lhe OF pupiis professor Refers 10 hrat
class families. Adde'S Professor. stationary, llS9 Broad
way.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-05-10

A Chinese firm in San Francisco Yields
a capital of over So, 100000
Hartford is excited about q turtle which
bears 'June, 1922 upon its back.
There are over 100000 feet of logs
in the Susquehanna boom at Williamsport.
In 1912 Milwaukee had 2, 900 inhabitants;
now her population is about 10000.
A cold snap has killed off all the grass
hoppers that threatened to overrun Texas.
A Vermont lady has collected string of
one thousand gold beads in fulfillment of
a dying request of relative.
Boston and East Boston are to be con-
lnected by suspension bridge that will cost
half million.
In Montreal it costs five cents to listen
to Shakesperian and other readings in the
public halls.
A man is on trial in Detroit for the Sc
duction of his wife, after having been di-
yorced from her and married to another
woman.
The oil and bone taken by three whale
ships which arrived at New Bedford this
season, during their last voyage, amount to
over 5000, 900.
A Kentucky clergyman has Just gained
a law suit which puts $4,000 in his
pocket.
A bold Baltimore thief stole 81 900 worth
of diamond rings while the owners back
was turned.
The losses by the overflow on the Mis-
souri, river bottom is stated to be 2,000,-
1000.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-05-10
OUR CABLE DISPATCHES.

LIVERPOOL, May s.
The steamship Hotspur, from Manila for New
York, has been lost at sea.
LONDON, May So O'Clock.
The Conference has adjourned till tomorrow.
Consols Oh. Bonds II.
LIVERPOOL May 50 o'clock.
Cotton dull, and has declined 3D. since noon
Uplands 1O5dM11d. Other articles unchanged.
LONDON, May S-Evening.
Consols Gil. Bonds til.
LIVERPOOL, May 9-Eyening.
The decline in cotton continues-market clio sed
weak; Orleans 11@114d. Sales of IL, 900 bales
Lard has advanced to SIS. Cd. Tallow has de-
at ASS. Cd. Common Rosin 9s. 3D.;
fine 13s. Turpen tine 35s. Sd.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-05-10
Markets, &c.
NEW YORK. MAY Sc P. NJ.

New YORK, May Sc P. M.
Cotton heavy and quiet-sales of 800 bales at u
cents Flour firmer-State s11 25@s13 so. Corn
Mixed Western 81 350s1 49, Groceries-Pro-
visions firm and quiet. Naval Stores heavy
Spirits Turpentine 68t969 cents Rosin So 7501s8.
Freights firmer.
Stocks stronghold 1873. Money SOC Five
twenties of '62 COUP, 1913 do. a. 1864 do 65,
1867 ; New Issue, 107! Ten-forties 995 Seven
thirties, first SERIES 1861 others 1861.
Money easier the supply idle capital supera-
bundant. Call loans on governments 3@4; on stock
405. Moderate business in discounts prime pa
per G4G17. Sterling firm at 81. Gold closed steady
at 1873. Government quiet and steady at close
Stocks stronger with general advance in prices
and improved demand.
Arrived-Steamship Vile de Paris
BALTIMORE, May Sc P. M.
Cotton dull and nominal; low middling % cents;
mddling uplands 253@26 cents. Coffee quiet and
steady. Flour firm and quiet at yesterdays adj
vance. Corn dull and lower-supply light; white
81 23@s1 Is. Sugar firm. Provisions inactive
bulk shoulders cents; sides 104 cents Mess
pork s23 Is. Whiskey unchanged.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-05-10
EXPORTS

EXPORTS
From the Port Of Wilmington, ~. c., for the aseek
ending May 9, 1867.
COASTWISE.
New YoRK--463 bbls spirits turpentine; 635 do.
crude turpentine; 1873 do rosin 152 do. cotton;
8 do. sheeting 80S bushels pea nuts 8 do. fax
seed ; 1875 bb1s. soap stone 80 do. rosin oil; 81
empty bbls.; % tons old iron 81 pkgs mdze,
PHILADELPHIA-334 bbls. spirits turpentine; 80
do. crude turpentine; 1908 do. rosin 8 do pitch;
so bales cotton; $4,000 feet lumber 1872 500 shin
giles; 4,612 juniper slaves 1926 oak slaves 60,
600 feet timber; los empty bbls; 584 bushels peas
70 tons old iron 40 pkgs. mdze.
FOREIGN.
CARDENAs-2 bbls spirits turpentine g., 21O IT.
lumber so bdls. hid. shocks !; % boxes soap.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-05-10

well supplied. Selling from store at 81 SO@$2 ~
cask, as in quality
LUnBERIThere is little or no shipping de-
mand, and the market for all descriptions remains
about as last reported. We refer to our table for
quotations.
Pea NUTs-Are in fair demand, and very few
week Of small lots at 50 8O@s3 for inferioS and
fair and 50 1O@s3 IS for prime quality, % busheI
CT % lbs.
PoTAToEs-The market is nearly bare of Irish
and we note some enquiry Selling from store at
81 1905 ~ Dbl. Sweet are brought in slowly, and
sell from carts at 50 % bushel.
PoULTRT-Is scarce, and sells readily at high
prices. We quote chickens from carts at rs cents
@S1 for live, and $1@$1 80 % pair fer dressed
PRovTeIoNs-In the market for N. @. cured
BACON we have nothing of consequence to report
in the way of sales. The arrivals for the week
have been quite heavy, and there is full supply
III hrst hands. There has been scarcely any de-
fnand Ior retailing purposes, in the absence OF
which the market has ruled very dull and prices
are somewhat lower. We quote sales in the small
way from store at 170l173 cents for hog round IL
cents for sides and 1S@19 cents . ID. for hams
our lowest figures being nearer the market Wes-
tern is also il limited demand, and the market ia
fairly supplied. We quote only small transactions
from store at 120123 cents for Shoulders, 1904
cents for sides, and 163@ OILS cents % b. for hams
as in quality-LARD-Is in merely retail de-
mand, and market very we'll supplied. We quote
North NORTH Carolina at 17@1S cents, and Northern at
change III price, and the market is moderately
supplied with Northern. We refer to our table for
store quotations.
SALT-We have nothing new to report IN this
article. The market is fully supplied, and only a
retail business doing from store at quotations in
table.
SHINdLEs.-The market continues to rule dull
IN the absence Of any demand for shipment. We
quote at $28$2 Is for Common and So bO0$4 %
M. for Contract. "
I1MfER-Has been brought to market very
slowly for the past two or three weeks and prices
are shade better. There is fair demand for
mill purposes, and good quality finds ready sale.
few rats have changed hands at 81 for ordi-
nary, $40 for prime, and $12 u NJ for extra mill.
WooD.-The market is rather poorly supplied,
put there Is very little demand. We quote by the
boat ioad at 50 1908 for pine and ASH and So rs
FEEIGHTs.-Rates to New York have slightly
improved since our last, occasioned by the small
number OF vessels that have come in and cargoes
are readily obtained at present. No vessels up
for other ports, and quotations remain unchanged
see table Vessels are very badly wanted for coast
wise ports.
Pa'se Steam Sdaced Lun1ber-Cd,qo rutes-pe-
1000 feet.
Ordinary assortment Cuba cargoes, $40 90 a ~ 90
Hat m M - 90.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-05-10
From New Orleans.
New ORLEANS, NJ

New ORLEANS, May 8-P. NJ
The hurricane on Sunday night and Monday,
caused five crevases below the city. The rice crop
and orange trees are mostly destroyed. Great
distress is reported
1t is reported from Galveston, that the Steamer
Camargo, from Brazos river for Galveston, was
blown on st. Louis island by Sundays gale, and
lost both anchors, and drifted ashore two hun
bred yards from water. No lives lost. Rather in
credible.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-05-10

SPIRITS TURPENTINE.-The inactivity noted in
this article at the close of our review on Thurs
an @ ha reeuted in rbe decne n
Q6 cents-the market closing on Wednesday at "a
cents. The unfavorable tenor of the advices from
the Northern markets, together with the want of
and there seems to be no disposition to purchase
at present unless at materially low figures. We
therefore quote the market rs closing inactive,
and quotations merely nominal. The sales have
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