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ADJUSTMENTS.
6 I, 100000 90

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By the authority OF the act of the Legislature of
Kentucky, Of Marchs ID, 1871, the Trustees of the
Public Library of Kentucky will give
GRAND GIFT CONCERT,
AT LOUISVILLE, KY,
ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1871.
100 900 TICKETS OF ADMISSION, $40 EACH
CURRENCY; BALF TICKETS, SIS; QUAR-
TER TICKETS, $3.50.
Tickets will be sent by registered letter; the money
Tor them may be sent by z. U. money order, green
backs or draft.
Each ticket consists of four quarters, value 81
each. The holder is entitled to admission to tine
Concert and to the value Of the gift awarded to or
its fraction.
$3.50 900 IN GREENBACKswil will be distributed
70 holders Of tickets, in gifts from 500 OOC the
highest TO 500, the lowest, being 72l gifts in all
The Concert is for the benefit of the
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.
THE CITIzENS BANK OF KY. Is TREASURER
Thomas L. Bramlette, late Governor of Kentucky,
and twenty seven OF the most distinguished and re-
spectacle citizens Of the State.
of the very successful GIFT USnce 1T for the benefit of
the Mercantile Library at San francisco, has been
Concert.
The drawing and distribution will take place I'm
public, and every thing will be done 10 satisfy the
buyers of tickets that their interests will be well
protected as fthey were personally present to
perintend the entire affair.
For tickets and information apply TO
@. r. PETERS, 40 Main ST., Louisville, KY.
JOHN f. ELLIS Music Store,
No. 937 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, d. @.
Tickets also for sale in every prominent place in
the United States. SEQ St.
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The New Jersey democrats conveufion met IN
Trenton yesterday 20 nominate q capdidafe sor
Governor and State ofhcers. On the frst ballot
III Charles Haieht, rs; benjamin. II. Lee. III:
Nehemiah Perry, %, and Thomas ID. Armstronr
o. Before the vote was announced Hadnon
county changed her vote % Joel Parker. This
vas followed by similar changes, and finally
Joel Parker WAS nominated BY acclamafSoi-
Resolutions were adopted recognizing the corr
stitution and amendments thereto as the organic
law Of the country.
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MR.. ITO, who recently visited this country
has been elevated ID the position of Chief Min
lister Of Finance of Japan, and Mr.. Okumea ha,
been made Minister of Foreign Affairs.
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AUGUsTA, Sept. live have Oh cial returns
from 800 cities, towns, and plantations. In these
places Perham has a.. 602. and Kimhall S9.7Sl;
majority for PerhRm, isis. There are about
30 towns % hear nom, which will bring the
f1tal vote % a little more than 10, 900, and give
Pefham a majority of N 900.
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Arrest on \ MurtIerer.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept IA dispatch from
Columbia, Pa, from detectives Lukens and
Miller TO Mayor Fox announces the arrest Of
Thomas Elwood Biddle, for whose arrest for the
murder OF Gamble on Monday night reward OF
$500 was offered. Both Of the men with him at
the time are in custody.
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TENTS AND AWNINGS.

TENTs for Sale or Bent for Camp Meetings,
rAirs, Festiy ais, sc.
AWNINGS for Public and Private Balls and Par
NJ. q. COPELAND,
Dealer in Awning Materials,
ANA 643 Louisiana avenue.
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Another Prominent Democrat ReIuc.
family " DeD1rtS.',

Bitter IiA but ne shuts s. eyes and Swallows q
NEW YORK, Sept. H-ln an address at Steu-
benville, Ohio, last night, the Hon. W. j. Groes-
beck said that, 4" TIE recent constitutional
amendments stand for the final treaty of our
civil war. All the States had abolished slavery
by local legislation, and il was wise and proper
that the Federal Constitution should do like
18th amendments, the speaker said, "The means
used TO procure their adoption were extraordi-
nary, violent, and unsatisfactory. There Is no
thinking, right minded man who desires that a
single other amendment may be made TO the
Constitution as those were made; for il Is impos-
sible TO preserve its sacredness under such treat
ment," However, he could see nothing in their
history that would destroy their validity. The
supreme Court has no jurisdiction over them,
and the States will not snnul them. The destruc-
ton Of slavery rs acknowledged and approved
every State without challenge or molestation.
The amendment viii stand. Suffrage once
granted cannot be recalled.
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CARL RICHTER,
~ TEACHER OF DTTSJT

~ IhANHEh UF N . SIOs
se9-ly e35 Pa. ave-, bet 9Th and 10th SITS.
NlTHY NOT TRY THE BEST WAY FIRST, and
w Sars Years Of ToiI-C. G. WESTON has Just
returned from attending the normal course taught
BY Prof. A. NJ. johnson, and is prepared TO teach
vocal music ON the principles Of his new and simple
method for singing. he makes the teaching OF
thorough and figured Bass the Organ a specially.
For further Information call at TIC 18th street,
between G and III. seq I'm
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SECRETARY BELKNAP did not return her
this morning, as was expected, but telegraphe,
to the Department that he will be here TO
morrow.
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Republican Majority I'm Maine II.ooo.

LONDON, Sept H.-Detail- OF project for
new loan OF the city OF Paris, amounting
:eo,oCo,eOo ffancs, are published this afterBoO
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A MAN in GAINESVILLE, Ohio, who has buried
three wives has their photographs in grouI
within which his own picture is the centre
figure, and underneath is this touching inscrip-
tion.-''The Lord W i'll provide.n
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~ Phantom balls are the latest style or en-.
tertainments given ut Newport.
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The Cashier Of the Pm flsdeaphia Min,
An Honest Man.

PHILADKLPHIA, Sept. Mr.. Delleker
cashier Of the mint, about whose accounts IL was
lately reported there was q mystihcation, has
been completely indicated, and all found cor
years, and refires from the position with the
esteem and regard Of all who knew him.
View Quarters fer tie Bulls amd BearS.
NEW YORK, Sept 1.-THE president OF the
Stock Exchange to-day announced on the frs,
call that the new exchange room would be open
p. m. The board win adjourn that day at one
O'clock till Monday, when formal posseseion = I'M
be taken Of the new room. -
Te be Punished for OverIooainxs tr~es
INV YoRx, Sept II lin the Court Of Special
Sessions, to-day, Justice Downing found Thos.
Boyle, the conductor, and Peter Mclaughlin,
driver Of Q car, guilty Of cruelty 70 animals IN
carrying an excessive load Of passengers. Sem
tence deferred.
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GOLD TRANsFERRRD.-The Acting Treasure,
Of the United States to-day made a telegraphiS
transfer, through the Bank of California Of
$500 600 in gold, from the Assistant Treasury a,
San Francisco to the Assistant Treasury at New
York.
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YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
CORNER OF NINTH AND D STREETS
YOUNG MEN ESPECIALLY INVITED
l TO use the
READING ROOM, CIRCULATING LIBRARY
- AND PARb0RS.
DAILY PRAYER MEETINGS. at noon and pm.
SABBATH EVENING eERvICR at pm
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GEN. BABcocK, Superintendent OF Public
Buildings and Grounds, left here last evening
for Vermont, having been called there by the
Serious illness of his father
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DATAPsCO FEMALE INsTITUTE.
NEAR BALTIMORE,

This Institute As been in operation for thirty
years, and enjoys national equation. With the
number Of pupils limited to nine il has represen
tatives from twO-thrds of the States, principally
South and Southwest. Its location Is eminently
healthiul central and easily reached by railroad
from Baltimore and Washington city. For Circulars
address mrs X. H. ARCHER,
iyI7-eolfm Ellicott City, p. o., Md.
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Hon. W. Fl. SEWARD arrived at Geneva, on
the 18th of August, stopping at the Hotel de la
Metropoli, where the ex-Queen of Spain has
apartments. The same day he visited Ferney,
the home OF Voltaire, and on the following morn,
untiring as ever.
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FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
fsleereBAed Escisstsely b TAS Escrtse Siar.

aNNSttsN
Dreadful Ravages OF the Cholera Am
Rrus~ta-
LoNpoN, Sept H.-DisI.Atehos frosa sarions
points in Prussia show thai The Asiafic cholera
Ssin scOurees treadIully the central and southern
portions OF The empire.
Disarmament 81 the French NatIe.sl
Guards.
NKRsAILIEs, Scpt 1.-THE disarmament Of
The national guard has commenced. ThcrCiS no
RESISTANCE 90 the enforcement OF the decree OF the
Assembly, and tranquility prevails eVeryN here.
End ef the Newcastle strike.
LoNnoN. Sept E,-1he associated employers
OF Newcastle In a letter % the Tspss inform the
pubic that 4,ll6 workmen are now engaged
daily, and cons ant additions will soon restore
Us former activity % the town.
tonsei vativc Member Of Paritameut
Elected.
LONDON, sept 1.-THE election for A uem-
Der OF Parliament in Truro resulted in tie
choice OF Hogg, the CONSERVATIVE candidate. nv
majority OF ie9.
Cholera I'm EngIaud
LONDON, Sept. l4.-One case OF chOlcra has
occurred AZ Newcastle.
England Stealing German Thunder
LoNDoN, sept l.-krupp, the great Prussian
gun founder and inventor, d residing at Tor
quav. THIS tact Is regarded by the newspapers
a. significant.
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EDUCATIONAL.

COLUMBIAN COLLEGE,
The PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT OF this
Cgllege opens September ID, ISL.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 20.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
MEDICAL-OctcbeT 4.
LAW-Octnber IL.
Young men wishing to enter either Of the derart-
nents should be present 81 the GomE,encement o. the
tenn. j. c. WELLlNG, Pr ssldent.
For further information inquire Of VIM. STICK
My. Secretary ard Treasurer. aul5-th m I'm
n ASELL FEMALE SEMINARY, AT AUBURN
La DALE, MASS.-Schcol raised to full college
srade, including Greek. Prices reduced quarter.
I nited with N. Il. Conservatory Of MEsic. Music
under direction Of Mr.. Eben T0uree Facilities for
German, French, and Painting, unsur passed. Fall
term begins September 18Th. For catalogue add -
Rev. CHAS- W CUSHING. je22t-th ssSm.
st. JOHNS COLLEGE, ANNAPOLIS, MD.
- JAMES NJ. GARNETT, NJ. A, Principal.
The next session Of this institution, founded lisa,
begins the first " Wednesday in October.
A full Collegiate course IL organized with q Fac
uty Of seven Professors and three Tutors.
Charges for entire scholastic year, $50.
For further particulars, apply for CataloCre to
PROF. W. III. HOPKINS,
Secretary Of the Faculty, Annapolis, Md.
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LoNbcN, sept. l4-krupp, the great PruSsian
gun fOnndcr and inventor, D. residing at Tor
qusv. THIS tact is regarded by the newspapers
A. significant
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INTERNAL REVENUR.-The receipts from this
.ource to-day were s4g7 $1,000.
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OYPREsS BOARDs AND PLANK.

We have on hand q large stock Of ~, 81 and 81
SrPhESs sffsSns %1 a1a Of sMSsss1 Sqslt sp
BUILDING, &C., at about tWo-tbirds the price Of
q tGs or KINDS e .r,.
and weitsssorted; and, having . SAW and PIX
MING MILL0F OUR OWN. We are prepared to
to our customers. - 49,. ~
Dealers in Lumber, Wood and Coal.
Wharf, Deeot and Planning Mil foot OF 9Th street
east Branch Yard, Virginia avenue and 9th street
southeast taglnE /. Z. ~. su3s-1m
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PRESIDENT GRANT and party passed through
Harrisburg yesterday afternoon bound for the
oil regions
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By the authority OF the act of the Legislature of
Kentucky, Of Marchs Is, ISL, the Trustees of the
Public Library of Kentucky will givea
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with q light, touched me On my foot and
asked ''is that you Murray 90 / told him
it was He then left Soon came again
and told mo to get up and go with him. |
asked him to wait until could put on my
shoes. He replied, mo you wont have
any use for shoes long After l got cut
with hin, he asked me if did not see
Moore pat the rope around Outlaw. I
answered, no. He then put pistol TO my
breast end told me to confess, or he would
blow my heart out. L said l knew moth
ing to confess. Said that he knew way
to make me tell, he would hang me. that
Rogers and Patton did not know anything
until they were hung, and then they could
tell ALL Carried me O short distance and
put a rope around my neck; there were
two other parties with him) tied my hands,
and threw the rope over limb. Asked
me again to confess. I said I knew moth
ing. Pulled me up, and then let me down
and commanded me to confess. [ knew
nothing to confess. He then pulled me
up twice more, the third time letting me
stay until became unconscious. I don't
know how long [ was kept up. When came
to, was sitting by tree, and the men
were rubbing me. Put the pistol to my
breast. and told me if did not confess he
would kill me. told him I knew moth
ing. He then turned to sergeant and said
| "haOg him TO THAT limp, ana let MIN nane
until light in the morning, then bury hin
under this tree" I said 'if you hang me
until am dead, your time will come il
three days. if not before" After this
was ordered back to camp and told not tt
speak of this, and that if did not comics
by 10 o'clock tomorrow night would b.
hung.
I was afterwnrd brought to Raleigh ant
turned over to Col. Clarke. Col. g. anC
another gentleman-his Adjutant-exam
ined me about Ku Klux. Col. c. treatet
me very kindly. I was then paroled, an
allowed to go nome. Was required to re
port to Bergen every day. Judge Brook
release me.
The remainder of his evidence was til
sum about disorderlv conduct Of soldiers
and his cross examination by MIR. Boyde
elected 90 new factS.
Court then adjourned to $40 .. III.
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*City distilled, IN extra packages.
RosIN-ln this article we have no important
change to report for the week just ended. There
has been brisk enquiry for strained. and all Of
fered has found sale at 81 want OF stock, how
ever has somewhat checked transactions. For
other grades the demand hiss been limited, and
the market therefore has generally ruled quiet at
about former quot atoms. Receipts by river and
rail continue small, and there is only light
stock OF all qualities remaining in first hands
The sales are as follows : Saturday, G3j bbls. at
50 for strained 50 10 for No. 2. and S. for No Il;
Monday. 900 bbls. at 50 for strained, 81 3740
81 IS for Pale, and IS for extra Pale !; Tuesday,
6I1 bbls at 50 for strained 50 10 for No. q, 81
IS for extra No. 2. and 81 1898 so for No. 1 !;
wednesday, 178 bbls. at 81 for strained, 81 rs for
No. q and So so for No. all % Dbl. of $50 lbs.
TAR-Ruied without echapge up to Tuesday,
when there was decline of 8 cents, and sales
were made at 81 60 u bbI.-at which figure the
market closes quiet. Receipts foot up $40 bbls.,
and Gales (iu water as follows $50 bbl5. at 81
IS and $50 bbIs. at 81 60 u Dbl.
BARRELS Empty spirit barrels are in very
| good supply, and demand meagre. We quote
only small transactions at the following figures
second nand country $2@$2 10 as they run. 81
25nx2 80 for selectedsand 50 500$2 GO for new;
New York, 81 60@$2 IS for second hand, and
/ 81 1908 each for new, according to quantity
| and quality. oa<>oo go.
BEEF QATT1K-Are in moderate supply, ane
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS Notice.
TINE UNDERSIGNED, on the 21st day Of jan
i uary, 1871, duly qualified as administrators
upou the estate OF Thomas L. Colvlle, DECEASED.
All persons having claims against the ssid dece-
don't are hereby notified to exhibit the same TO
the undersigned on or before the Goth day Of
January next Otherwise this notice viii be
pleaded in bar of such claims. ..f. 4.
All persons indebted to said estate are hereby
notified to make payment Immediately.
JOHN OOLHILLE
Administrator.
ian2 1o0-1tsW8w
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In this CITY, on the morning Of the 9Th instant.
at the residence of Jno, a. Sanders, Esq by tho
Rev. a. L. singleton, JACK SON JOHNSON yr.,
formerly Of Fayetteville. N. o., 10 Miss ALICE
J e., daughter OF the late Isaac N. Sanders OF Ons-
low county.
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rev York Market.

NEW YORK. Feb. 16-Noon.
Stocks heavy and dull Gold steady at Liz.
Money easy at q cent. premium. Sterling
Exchange-long 1905; short 1l04. Skies 81
Registered IL Coupons il. Fiye-twentiesof co.
registered, 100 Coupons 1lf8.
Flour dali and dropping. Wheat quiet-prices
unchanged. Corn dulI-prices unchanged
Mess Pork dull at s22 Is to $22 81. Lard quiet
at 134 to 49, cents. Cotton dull-sales of !, coo
bales Middliug Uplsnds IS cents Orleans 15s
cents. Spirits Turpentne firm at So to 523
cents q gallon. Rosjn dull at 81 SO or strained.
Freights quiet.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE,

TIME UNDERSIGNED, HAVING ON THE
l. 9Th day of January, 1871, duly qualified be-
fore the Judge of Probate of New Hanover coun-
ty as the executor of the last will of Obediah f.
Alexander. deceased, hereby gives notice to all
persons indebted to said deceased, to make Inn =
having claims against the said decedent to ex-
hibit the same to the undersigned on or before
the 8th day Of January, 1879.
CHARLES W. MoCLAMMY,
Executor
ian7 S6-4t-49 CIV
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Rates OF Freight.

per S+oomor Per Sailing
"a AAo1' Vessel.
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SPIRITS TURPENTINE.-On Friday last the
m srket for this article opened at cent advance
on rate previously given, and has eince ruled
firm and steady ut ALL cents u gallon for South
ern packages. fair enquiry has existed each
day, and all that could be reached has found sale
at above figure. Receipts ntinue unusually
light, and there is no stock worthy Of mention
remaining in factors hands. The sales are as
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THE RRInAL CHAMRER.

Essays for Young Men, on great SOCIAL
EVILS and ABUSES, which interfere with MAR
RIAGE-with sure means OF relief for the En-
ring and Unfortunate, diseased and debiitsted.
Sent free of charge. in sealed envelopes. Ad-
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
No. Il. Ninth gt.s Philadelphia, Ps.
ian II ok-d6W3m
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-02-17

This superb Hair Dye is the best In the World
Perfectly Harmless, Reliable and instantaneous.
No disappointment. No Ridiculous Tints. or
Unpleasant Odor. The genuine W. A. -Bstchel-
or's Hair Dye produces IMMEDIATELY splen-
did Black or Natural Brown. Does not Stain the
Skin, but leaves the Hair Clean, Soft aud Besuu-
full. The only Safe and Perfect Dye. Sold by
all Druggists. Factory 16 Bond Street, New
York.
9S-d-eOodWlyCh
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NEW STYLES. REDUCED PRICES.
MASON & HAMLIN
CABINET ORGANS.

For ParIors. Drnw1ng-RoOmS. Libraries,
Churches, Sunday Schools, Lodges. &c.
The most popular and widely used Of large
musical instruments. Elegant as furniture |;
suitable for secular and sacred music not re-
quiring tuning, or liable to get out Of order.
FIFTY STYLES, at $50. sO5. 500. SIa5.
$50. S16O. SITS, $500 TO o.. 600 each.
AF The Mason Hamlin Organs are the &C.
knowledged standards of excellence among in :
struments of the class, having been awarded rs
MEDALS or other highest premiums, for demon
strated superiority, in Europe and America, In
Guiding the first-class modal at the Paris Ex'
position.
Nearly one Thousand Musicians, including q
majority of the most eminent in America, and
many in Europe, have given written opinions
that they EXOELL ALL OTHERS.
(See Testimonial Circular. Sent FTee.)
NEW STYLES AND REDUCED PRICES this
month. An Illustrated Catalogue. with elegant
illustrations from photographs and full Informs
ton, cent free. Address MASON d HAMLIN
ORGAN CO., SOC Broadway, New York, or 154
fremont street, Boston.
For sale in Wilmington by P. HEINSBERGER.
nov 26 51-deod&w6mch
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NOTICE.

DOCKS OF SUBSCRIPTION TO THE CAPI-
D TAI STOCK OF the Wilmington & Onslow
Railroad Company will be opened on Monday,
the 18th inst at the following places, and under
the direction of the following persons:
At Wilmington under the direction of VIM. L.
DeRosset. F. ". Kerchner, Jos. A. Engelhard.
At Scott's Hill and Sloop Point, under the di-
rection of Dugald Mcmillan. Robert K. Bryan,
Il. j. Nixon.
At Jacksonville, Onslow Comfy, under the di-
rection of E. w. Ward, r. j. Ward, J. G.. Scott.
at New River, under the direction of George
N Ennet, John J. Yopp. Daniel Henderson.
At Richards. under the direction of J. M
Wooten, q. Stevens, d. E. Sandliu.
And will remain open for thirty days.
BOB'T 81, COWAN,
Chm'n Corporators.
Wilmington, N. O.. Feb. 18th, 1871.
feb IL 1l2-2Wd&2tw
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z E I | K W
OF THE
WILMIN TON NJ 4 RK EFT S
FOR THE
WEEK ENDING THURSDAY,
February I6, 1871.
z E Z L Z W

TURPENTINE During he W eek just closed the
market for this article has ruled very firm, and
prices without change. There has been a
steady demand for distillers' purposes, and all
brought to market has found ready sale at So %
for soft and 81 10 for hard. 20 Dbl. CT $50 lbs.
Receipts have been moderate, footing up 1 ,668
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DISSOLUTION.

HNHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
Il between the undersigned, in the Turpsntine
and General Merehandise Business, at Chinque-
pin, Duplin County, N. o., under the drm name
of Hinson d Brown, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent Il. II. Brown having purchased
the entire interest OF John w. Hinson, ell do BITS
due the late firm are payable TO him, and he will
also settle all outstanding liabilities.
OH1NoUEPrN, N. O. JOHN W. HIN0ON.
February l, 1871. B, Fl. BROWN
feb q 108-6tD6NW