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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-05
Nus TpIeSp. -(Siue TcuerSbrunff,

8oleDo 0, Dbio, 8. Sanuar, psutl
Nbenb 3srt6rte Elm 2tusr oa8 Sobn SeOer &
so. 0eb6rige Waartnbaus unO Oas Oaran to.
BsnOe, non g. 9. Smith, GommiiionsbGno'
Ter, uno Nnoreu Srotpn, SOtStGa0ler, be-
npbte 8sbGuoe. &u9 oos ). s. @ronDsl
gebbripe Sid 3aus nurOs beoelteno beihd.
0i9t. Ser SsrIuit bstrd9t, bel elmer 8trit9e'
runa BON 9eBeu $4,000, $4,000 biz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-05
S1rIcns 8eriht.

Die eetrtstr @BrIenocrTduis pagen bier EoISsrot:
y. St,'5. 20sr 900, a., l07Ki Batto StnOis 5etp) 9l09.
Sehi. 210O. $50. 9Gx; WlD.sSt4i, 400. l02, Brig.
Sc6i. 5000, reg. alte 50&; 90 1900. 500; DO. 1000
50h; 8alto. SassSonp. $50 gnt. 20; SGlto. II. Ohio
Dbl. 300, G3x.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-05
Mma IicmlMnmnihirr

Gprroro, 4. 5an.-Gle repnbIitanii4t
Sauas Convention 3ur Domination zines Sou.
6srneHrs uno @iienbabn : g%OmmiH6rs irat
bfute unter YDrfiB bss a9tb. VI. 8. j. 9ntet
bon poTtsmoutb 3uiammen. Sn 6Ol9c nfs
gnii1luIiss oGs @oup. Stsarns, SurRd3utrs:
ten, ftno cine 8roBe Wtsuse @Nnotpatsn aat.
astauut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-05
Sbiiaationen.W eteaufe.

Rews Dort, 4. Sah. = Ssute MUIR
ben ID Hnatbots auf Shngationsn In p6bs
bon $3,237,850 su 107. 09-107.94 aertabt.
&c meroen 5psi W%iltOnsn au 07.09-l07.9 ~
nndann I'M i1en !. 80 -.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-05

Rus OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SeHer..
g /. 2outs, 4. Sanuar,-SH Seoolia
Wto, brannt.n am Monta8 Wor9cn z 6Guisr
nisOer. Ser S9aoen bstra8t $4,000, bic
gksrEmnrmnn 500 OA0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-05
Wu8 VAEtTprp. IHWtT
F6uEe

3artForo, Conn, 8. Sanaor. = Col
u Comp. BADEN BON elmer frell0et Rsgts'
rurg sinsH auItrag auf $4,000 RepolUer uni
6O Wnttinaz RanpneH etbalten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-05

Sbtlabelpbia : 0ilmtngtom $
DOltimorGr Gi(enbabB.

GtllttDemESSc13sei4
Vim nn0 nadl RuHtdg, bei 6. Stunt 1870, aebsr
bic paha8isrltiss tasIiS (SOuntass aus9enomntr} nil
toistIr La fsgr. --r.. .
SSsss4uf fsus na& philadelphia unb SlpiIdsn.e5la.
ttorfn UNI LIS Wtor9ens. 8tfer Sua ~0erbinoet f@ an
Der Neusgdf little 3 Junction nit 6snt SratH Gntr Stat0rHa
Der DfIatDarts@iienbabn ulo In AserrBntuf nit ellen
etotiDrttt ot BaltimoresG eititalsS iIttibabn
@srpresIus mad philadelphia uno @slDs YDort Tin Q.
80 MlOr9ens. Fh In 8errgoils nit BEN 3ust mad
Epyi 9spoft oerbtnOeuo.
Observation-Disclosures Dorfer GypreBlu9 guhll. 2 u6t
40 Wtinnten; berbinoes fh In Aeilrtin9ton nit ben 81.
gen tRr Statieren an Der SeIalnartsS ilsnbnbn, tiptl4tn
@ilmin9tpU uno Sarr!ngtpn, 1-s
Accommodations 3u9 mad Yort EspoHt mo bti oos
tluiibep ~aesgeRen Stationeu 5 MIR 9tadmittaes.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 2 I1br IS dim. petbinnei
hb in Dtlmingtor NIT BEN ggprebJu9t fir 6auptsStas
tionen an Der Delaipare.g iienbobu t6oltb. unb bel
pertqoiue nit aIsn Statiouen an Der Central Wabt.
GrpreRsug nad Nspsgort I'm III ubr 10 Tg. Gbok.
LIl a Vim Grf1tdgf; . #E
Rad philadelphia Z utr rs Wtinntsi Hbet0R.
9ldGl sletos Yort I'M 10 ubr 40 Tttn. Nbcrbs.
Hbtldbtl pbia sBdttimpre sGentrais8db -
Die 3ise 9ebeil tdglth Wloreeus um z rbr rs Uinlen,
uuo 2,40 Nadltttt19S Gb = SOnittdgs ausgenOmreii-
uIo Abenbs I'm 8 nbr IS Wtn. ab, Sonntnss ausgts
%torirten, uno Gatntass iur 9erbinnuu9 I'M 2 ntr IS
Bar6fabri,. gtle. Fro snttusb.r TN FrsFS,ntEr..
Depot, ODER 9lr. l41, BaltinoreItr., III bnbeH. Gbetie
tann man bort i'm Boraua Sise TN binttrtn Radibs
nnb GdIdfwaeei Ndern.
R~srIoueit tptltt Btutte In btr Diff. tn gaEtirror.Er.
ntbntn, haben Den BprtbsiI, aab ibrs Basa9e aus Der
E~9otriie .ab8eboIt ano bon Der suuioa Sransitt Co.,
EIdtEirt miro. - r5
Q0l--l E7m. &rdTpgprb, Wntni.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-05

Rem p or !, 4, Jdnuar, SIN Sanoe5-
9itritt. 8Srihte erlieB beute Riater Sldt9'
IorO ,intE rIaterli9en @iIbalts. 5titGl 9egeu
Die Bolton : 0urtforo : GRE Babn' NIT Del
GrOre, am II. D. Mt. Die SrtuOt anSu8sbeH
ne6baIb ie ntat fur bancroft srtldrt Usroer
III
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asa4 gSeitIifhs
MQrBlGnOfr G~ilenbaIlu

SGbnbUfber sefcrtbSrh $entraIsf5a6n@s GdG
ppn 9dIperts unb BranFItnHr
Rlnnitbr esben bic SHgt, ipls FuIgt: i6sJt6, Dts
SoRftags aaseeroitmer, nm $50 WoresnB lno 8k
Nor Rattnittags mao Spuble Slpe Gresf uHb ben
3tpffhtnftati0fen.
Der &. 80 ubr sStHpsS}ue bon B0Ittthprr T6IitBt RIO en-
Die OunnibnNe mad mdfdfStr Wnb PdmpEcab III
Client Decentralization on. mad tlHiontprSH In athrs
tuocbsS Station had Gouebtptst tr WRibbIebErg,, urd
bon mo bic Sunibu1t nar no@ z sGisiIsn susid.uleeea
baben.
SuridtohthtnS psrIa len Ole 3Het Double. gips.a rtai
rri 8 .95 Roreens unS /. 80 Ha@utttaas; linton Briopt
nm 4.40 unD 7.Os Woroers unS 2.15 Sadtnittaes.
Die SHae fomTen In Baltimore an I'M g.. 20 IND 10. 10
WDraefs uro 6.15 uhenoB.
abSrntass eebstt Feline Sfies,
z. .F-. q Esrt. u. SOreat, 9srsHaisas.nt.
tSs.l6.lS) SpbH a. %sfigusb, SruuspDrintiHer.
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sinN NRnMnhmiettR.

SOnon, 1. San. 9H &sgislutur tro
beRte 5uiammen uno D~r8aniiirts I'D, tnetn
lie iammtli9s Uorjdbrias SeGmte wttOsr sr'
pGblte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-05
iSts HSsetortaA II tn allen Gpotbtiti 10 kaheA,
@rets SO @entB per RIafSe.
eArOfefT0r O.. q. mGffEdSs

@rets SO SCENTS per RIaf&e.
Rtpfefor q. q. MGttkaSs
aneiniger Gt9entbamer,
aeR. sfss o .BaIttEpres, GRr Don Mnnaraas
BalttItort, D(e.
man Ieie bic naHFsbtn0en eEfauHltden gltrer, HtIAs
our6 ben gtbrarG bon grOi. g. O. giahbdif8 Sic
tprDN bttpirtt irorosa Fno.
Subann Rtebpf, Rr. 81, GttftsHRehe. bon dtfDnA
iStr 9!arrhoe bur6 4 3OFe;
Scfepb SpHes, 10. 8ellrt in Baltimore Gou,t!e.
bon lansidSrisss SpsPepFE bur3 spst 2Iai6tn 0a
yEictprp";
Z. g.. GranForS. Sc. 9, BsnbFrags, Ha6Gs!,sts
saihir9, 10 baB tr Ii gBofef anT GrRdsii ethsn trasts
BURG ! GlniGk OtS rSieiorpA In s SegsH
Satbartns Appel, Sr. $40. Sab. GbarIssHrabe
HaHttitn Qals, an tpetdeti he felt bret Ytoraten ctliiteh.
s~Ttnoitbs Rar orrn l Glai9t;
Sant%'nith. sr. liz, ShGaptitFraBs, pHrDs sua
T]rcnattiB etbeiIt;
9Itas SipbertfDn, Baltimore guuntu, ssure; ksr.
0hsuruattsnlus lnD 9pspepHe aeheiIt;
SSufes SaiHsa, g4rIcn 0euntn, fottrbe bon sE;.sfI
ialinlalsR Nnian bon ghpltra.g R0fbuss theiIi
SRte;dsi g6b, Vt. aSs, Dr. Ssrattaratt, tpurbs purA
BEN @sbraudl elmer GlatGt ess rHictrrpS bon R0Is eHs
Rttlniattstius Stbsilt /;
zttfptas Dtctn, SrInetieentbutrs. u gent, DHsHsb
tlrnottilra6t, tpurOs ION eineft bbtsn 6aIfe tlrtYi.
Ganitno HnDtre fnD ron otridleotner Ernntasttsa.
~ Aalltei9, ni fs bier anfsnftbttu, 9s9tit pprbil.
Erot .. q. Wfatt5dt ~tnbrilirt aud -Sietprp SOs
lanses" tlr Nufsen, &rfaltunatn, Det(erFett &C.,
FsI4t ti SG1 Gproitprrn Rro Wpotbtttr fbtrql II bes
ben fnO.
Eepot Rr. 341, DFsBaltimprefrase.
uus NustrnaE Dsrosn prompt onssetibrt, uno tftne.
her par Got 0ofs &rprtB mao altn 2tkilsn Der Der.
5td1tet poer Europa %beriGnbt. Rrets bgs SR|teiornA 50
etrts pro SIai&t, eoatnets 90 gsRts pro 66aStti.
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fpro gttbbtst gu bobsn. inSsm sr ibr nit elmer
Giaiae Hber ben Ropf i6lua.
aus Seeip @JOrR. : Bancroft
9erfabksn agasn cine WiienbaRn,
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Rad 3onbun!

SSA Rad 3oubun!
Ges11&zlA Dis {@Dns A / odniI@e Byise rGasi,s
szHS<ax3k4<G GAIT. Gwsnfea, pire prompt naa obi,
eEm NaItn fgpsoirt. Mtgtn 6ti6giitsr (small stowags)
Dsnoe man no an Z. q. Brouns q e5DnnF..
t2O2-l CIR. 81. GHbsfadtfif
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sSrDfeAoE G, &. GRatthai'A

S5itsTinS u ets rtInt ErdRIsrs nub Eeiir1elE.xtai
lIE, Ole mi BON elen {9doII&Sn netaIiIherSubEa
". Eanitnpt pom Rranitn unD bon utrItsn Gr'etotbtd4
sno brth btsit g1sDiSi7 SSietoriaH e6itli4 ipifoftbsrpts
ttt, BEN gtGrnIrt.n Yrbiltufn bic sruss Grftloitfie NIT
titBttttn. SO e~arantirr burtb &GnStn6s bon SeiieHINta,
eGB otets sBetorlos b6ien Gals, S6lunoshiunbura,
Snftt ODER Stlittitii. StpbfttTid, Stolerd, Gbeleras
E}prbus. Rubr, 4tnrrbBe. 3aRns II. aopfueb, Sleurels
2ta, Ssiters nllo R~hdcnl4nfrItn. Rrdtnpie, taIttB Does
Assdlielfttbst. Abeumattsmns, 9ushtpFe. Berrtnfrra,
lletituratil, sPileptiI1t Aranfkettti, SlntosrE phfntss
Gue Hta9tnfrantbgtte u. !. 10. eurtrt.
ENiA -sttefnrfaE IN Il, oUsn Rh6tbssss, an kabsN
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-07
How we Used to be Fhysicked

Who does not RENE mber the time vixen scrng
purgation was considered indispensable 20 sum
mer health? No matter for wry faces, the in-
evisable sAl:s and SIENNA. rhuba1b. or oalomel
and jalap, must be administered. These "sp1iug
medicines" the youngsters were told, were to
keep the m hale aud hearty during the summer.
We AlI know now that this was a fallacy that
new vigor. not depletion, is what il required at
the commencement of the summer solsfice. As
a preparation fer the enervating effects of CD
p essive summer weather, q courEe Of Hostetter's g
Stomsch Bitters is highly ezpedient. This ia.
nous vegetable preparation has threc promine mt
properties: Il renovates, purifes. and regulates
all the functions OF the body. It is composed
exclusively of pure vegetable productions. viz:
the essential principle OF MonongShela Bye, and
the most eficacious tonic and alternative roots,
barks, and gums known to medical botanists.
Hence, it is an absolutely safe medicine, and no
tincture Of the Pharmscopoia can compare with
it either in purity, in the variety Of it's OBJ
jects, and its comprehensive results. Happily
for mankind. the theory that it was necessary
to PROSTATE patient in order to cure him, il
forever exploded, and the true PHILOSOPHERS
doctrine. that vigor is the great antagonist o.
disease, has taken its place. Hostettel's Bitters
is an invig gorant. AMI hence it is the proper
medicine for the feeble at this most irving
season Of the year.
fe sure that you obtain the genuine article
| IS there are innumerable vile limitations in the
market. Look to the ornamental stamp, tht
| engraved label, and the name blown into th
| glass. Hostetter'S Stomach Bitters is sod il
| bottles Only
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-07
DIR. RAILWAYS
PERFECT PURGATIVE PILLS

perfectly tasteless. elegantly coated with sweet
gum, purge, regulate. purify, cleanse. ard
screngthen. Radway's Pills, for the cure Of ali
disorders OF the Stomach, Liver, Bowels, Kid
neys, Bladder, Nervous Diseases, Headache,
Constipation Costivaness, Indigestion. Dy spep-
ala, Billiousness. Bilious Fever, Inflammation
of the Bowels. Piles, and all DeraDgements of
the Internal Viscera Warranted TO effect a
positive cure. Purely Vegetable, containing 10
mercury, minerals. or del ,terious drugs.
J." Observe the following symp'oms resulting
from Disorders Of the Digestive Organs:
Constipation. Inward Piles, Ful nees OF the
Blood in the Head, Acidity Of the Stomach,
Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust OF Food, Fullnc ss
or Weight in the Stom ch, Sour Eructations,
Sinking or Fluttering at the Pit Of the stomach
Hwi pmipg of the Head, Hurried AID Difficult
eathing, FlutteriDg at the Heart, Choking or
Sufocating Sensations when n a Lying Posture,
Dimness of Vision, Dots or Webs before tho
Sight, Fever and Dull Pain ii. the He ad. De.
fciency of Perspi' alton, YeilCwnes4 OF the SKIN
and Eye. Pain in the Side, o: est, Limbf, and
sudden Flushes OF Heat. Burning in the Ftesn.
few doses of RADWAY'5 PILLS will free the
eystem f1om all tbs above named disorders.
Price, rs csnts per Box. SOLD BY DRUG
GIBTS.
READ "FALsE AND TRUE" Send one letter
| stamp to RADWAY i CO., No. 81 Maiden Lane,
New York. Information worth thousands will
be sent you.
june "a, 1871. 227-d&Weod1ych
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-07
Every Day an Increase in Flesh
and Weight is Seen and Felt.
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.

Every drop of the SARSAPARILLIAN RE-
SOLVENT communicates through the Blood,
Sweat, Urine. and other fiuH and juices OF the
system the vigor of lfe tor it repairs tho wastes
of the body with new and sound material
Scrofula, Syphilis, Consumption. Glandular dis &.
ease, Ulcers in the threat, Mouth, Tumors,
Nodes in the Glands and other parts of the sys-
tenn, 30 Eyes, Strun 0rous discharges from tbe
e RS, and the worst forms OF Skin diseases,
Eruption, Fever Sores, Scald Head. Ring Worm,
Salt Rheun, ErysipeIas, Acne, Black Spots,
Worms in the Flesh. Tumors, Cancers in the
Womb, and all weakening nd painful discbarg-
a.. Night Sweats. Loss of S1erm and all wastes
of thu life principle. are within the curative
range OF this wonder of Modern Chemistry, and
few days use will prove to any Ierson using
it for either Of these forms of seaee its po ent
power to cure them.
II the patient, daily becoming reduced by the
wastes and decomposition that is continually
progr sing, eds in arrestiDg these wastes,
and repairs the same with new material made
from 2athy blood and this the SARSAPhRIL-
LIAM will and does secure-a cure is certain
for eu once this remedy commences its work
# purifcaticn, and u"cceds in diminishing the
loss OF wastes, its repairs will be rapid, ard
every day the patient will! feel himself growing
better and stronger. the food digesting better.
appetite improving, and fash and weight in
creasiog.
Not only does the SARsAPARILLIAN REsoLvENT
excel all known remedial agents in the cure of
Chronic, Scrcf1lous, Co.'s itutionaI, and Skin
diseases; but it is The only positive cure for
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-07

RosIN-Do1iDg the week iuet Ell ded the market
has ruled exceed ing1y firm for this article, and
prices of all grades have advanced-closlng 100
Is cents on the lower, and 50975 cents on the
finer qualities over quotations given on Thurs
day last. There is brisk demand from shippers,
and figures given below re very readily obtain
ed. Owing, however. to the all quantity offer-
lag ark e. and the very light receipts, ira n
sactions have been restricted. We quote the
weeks saies as follows Friday, 1,019 bbIs. at 81
Is for strained. $2 250s2 373 for No. 2, 50 750
IS 25 for low No. 1, IS 1904 for No. ], $50$3
Pale Saturday. l,2C7 bble. at q III 1s2 20 for
strained, 81 250t2 35 for -. 2. 81 50@$5 for
No. 1. S. 5O9s6 far Pale, asd t6 IS 6or extra
a. and SIS 509f6 for Pale; Wednesday, $50 ob.s
at So rs for strained, and s6 373 So SO. IS 759t6
tor Pale Thursday, gro 6bis s6 5! rs for strain
ed, 81 so for No l. IS 373, $5 500t5 rs for Pale.
and $6 500D$6 IS for extra Pale : all y $50 lbs.
TAR-Has been in fair enquiry during the week,
and the In 3rket has ruled hrm-cioslng at 50 u
bbI, which is an advance OF 40 cents on last quo
tations. Only few small lots received, which
sold as follows Is bbls at 50 80, 20 bbls at 81 95,
and 70 bbls at IS y Dbl.
BARRELs.-Empty epirit barrels in rather
sm all stock, and a moderate demand exists. We
quote sales from wharf as follows Second han
country 81 io99s2 IS 5I.a az theA Sn rqn 81 25 80
York, $50 750$2 80 for second hand, and &2 80
@t3 each fo- new. as in quality.
BEEswAX-Is wanted, and sells at % to 30 cts
y 70.
BEEF CA-rLE-The market is rather better
supplied, and at present there is only light de
msnd for butchering purposes. We quote small
sales on the hOof at 6 10 cents y d. net fol
grass fatted. SHEKP are in fair etock, and are
slow of sale .; 81 to 81 so each.
CORN MEAL.-There is fair stock on market
aad demand moderate. Sales from the granaries
at 81 100$1 Is.
CorroN.-The msrket for the week just ended
hiss shown more flmness under the advices from
abroad, ard prices are better. Owing, however,
to the meaRre receipts, and the small quantity
Offering, very little has been done in the way o.
sales. There is q moderate request from ship
psrs but the stock here Is generally held out o
report sales of only small lots at II, 19, 192019a
cents u D-shs market osing nominaily ut 10.
cents for low middling.
approved patterns, are in moderate stock, and
sell from store ct 5i@7 cents D b, as in quanti
ty and quality.
receipts. We quote as selling in email lots at q
cents, and by the quantity ct II to k16 cents Z
dozep,
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-07
OBITUAE Y,

Il is our painful duty to announce the death
of our dearly prized and much admired young
friend ANNA CT. WALKER, on the 10Th of June
In the 10th year of her age, after painful and
protracted illness. She breathed her last at the
residence OF her step father, Owen Hollings
worth. in the county of New Hanover, surround.
ed by numerous kind and loving friends, and
attended by able and skilful physicians
Innocent and pure. lovely and amiaDle, though
dead in the fl ssh b, and gone from among us, she
will ever live sEeetJy embalmed in the memory
OF those who knew her best. She has LEFT a void
in the society OF the Young that cannot be
easily filed Her friends, who knew her, only
to admire ard love-her relations, her devoted
mother and step-father. upon whom this sad
bereavement falls with crushing influence, must,
in the hour OF deep and poignant grief, remem-
per that hey too will soon be called Gtody fl ON
earth-that death but opens the portals to
another and q rev state of existence. which iE
ever welcome to the pure and lovely-Anna
Fare the3 well.
SEeety in the q1iet clay.
Sweetly, Anna, N 3y'st thou sleel;
We, thy loved ones, day by day,
Der thy sacred dust will weep,
Till within. the narrow cell,
Glad We come with thee to dwell.
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-07
SPARKLING CATAWBA SPRINGS,
Formerly called the Carolina White Sulphur
CATA WBA COUNTY, ~ c.

fOTnaeTLy cdLLe0 the COtTOLt7ld VINE Sulphur,
CATA WBA COUNTY, ~ c.
This highly popular watering place will be
open for visitors an WEDNESDAY, June 18th.
The Mineral Waters of these Springs are. the
White and Blue Sulphur, and OhAlyebeate, the
nae dicinal properties Of which are not excelled.
and healthier and more delightful Watering
place not to be found.
The Spr ngs will be under thu management Of
an experienced hotel keeper, together with Mrs.
WRENS, and visitors may rely upon gcOd fare
and good attention.
Plenty Of leo, good Band OF Music aud geod
PLY yscian in attendance, DC.
Leave Baltimore or Washington City In the
morning UjG Acquia Greek, Richmond and Dan
vile Il. r., 20 Salisbury, where you take the
Western and Morgapton Bead, and r ach Hick-
ory Station (the springs Depot) By haIf-past
Qjne o'clock the next morning.
| Leave Augusta, Ga, at night, end take the
Charlotte and Statesville Road at Charlotte you
reach the Springs early the next morning.
Charleston in the morning, and be at the Syringe
tho next morning.
good four horse Omnibus will run in con.
nection with the trains to the Springs ever
beautiful road ~nly elk miea.
BOARD.
Pc month, COX four weeks, ............. $40 O0
ael MeoA'' ''''.''.... 10 w
q 1J'''''', - e. ..'...'.. oe
Children and colored servants half price. No
charge for Infants under years of age.
j, GOLDEN WYATT.
inLo % 2z7-d&w1moh
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-07

The Polaris, Captain Hall, bound for
the North Pole, left Qua waters on Thurs
day evening last at sevea O'Clock. She Will
stop en- route at st Johns, Newfoundland,
for supply of fresh seal oil. whicl take
the place of salt jnnk in tho Arctic re-
gions. Captain Hall will then push for
ward to his winter quarters in the ice pack
which fringes the unexplored open sea
around the Pole, and with the return of
the sun III May next he will endeavor, by
ship or by sledges to reach the Pole itself
and plant thereon the Stars aud Stripes. 4"
If there is an island aro7nd the Pole he
will annex it if Captain Symmes'
Hole " Is there, leading into the interler
of the earth, he will probably go in
Whatever it may be aud whatever may be
there. we rely upon Captain Hall to reach
the North Pole, and
In one or two years,
Or three ut the most,
we expect he will return in triumph from
his bold and hazardous undertaking.
N. y. Herald.
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-07

SPIRITS TURPENTINE-EOr this article the mar
ket throughout the week has generally been
quite firm, und er favorable reports from abroad,
and parcels lave readily changed hands each
d ~ when offered on market. Th9 price ad 7aaced
oa Friday to 43 cents. since which time it has
ruled steady. Receipts have been meagre, and
the small stock market is held for higher hg-
ures The weeks sales follows:
Rridar lCG casks at 42l centa ID Gallon.
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-07
AIZR MANHOOD:
azz6| How Lost How Restored !

Jitsl published. in sealed enuelope. Price, cts
ALECrURE ON THE NATURAL TREAT
MENT, and Radical Cure of Spermatorrhea or
Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Emissions, Sex
ual Debility, and Impediments to Marriage gen.
orally Nervousness, Consumption, Epilepsy.
and Fits Mental and Physical 1ncapaoity, re-
sulting from Self Abuse &C., by RoBT. CrL-
&c.
"a Boon TO Thousands OF SuHerers'.
Sent under SEAL in plain envelope, to any ad-
dress, postpaid on receipt OF six cents. or two
postage stamps, by CHAS. J. O. KLINE d co..
i27 Bowery, Rew York, Post ONCE box
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une 20 217-d&w2mch
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From Long Branch-Fifteen Thousand
FsopIe Present at the Races.

From Long Branch-Fifteen Thousand
FsOPIe Present the Races
LONG BRANCH, July4
The races were attended by fifteen thou usand
people. Oysterman won the steeple ch ase, ia
which one horse struck the fence and was killed.
Sussn Ann won the second race and the Jersey
and Derby stakes were won by Henry Bassett.
CABLE DISPATCHES
PARIS July 4.
It is probable that the total result Of the cleo
tions is 12o republicans. legitimists and "a
Bonapartists. CT the republic ans elected three
fourths are modera.es and the others are radi-
Gala.
Faidherbe, Gambetts. Pressus, Cisssy and
Loub oulAise are elected.
The Monarchists and 1mperiaIists are greatly
discouraged by the surprising Republican cue
cess In he Provinces
| The French demand early evacuation Of
the Paris forts and the three departments occu-
pied by the Germans. Bismarck declines to
promise it.
The Assembly is considering the bill re quir-
ing deposit Of caution money from newspa-
pers.
A train ran off to-day on the Northern Railway
| and killed ak and wounded twenty.
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-07
kidney ami Bladder Complaints.

Uri. airy, and Womb diseases, Gravel, Diabetes
Dropsy. Stoppage Of Water, Incontinence Of
Urine, Bright's Disease, Albuminuria, and in all
cases where there are brick dust deposits. or
the water is thick, cloudy, mixed with substan.
white sill, or there is q morbid, dark. bilious
appearance, and white bone dust deposits, and
when there is q pricking. burning sensa alton
when oassin/ water, and pai.I in the Small Of
the Back and along the Loins.
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-07
& E II E W
OF THE
MARK EFT S
FOR THE
WEEK ENDING THURSDAY.
July 6, 1871
& E Y | E "

TURPENTINE-Has Continued to be ia fair en-
quiry throughout the week, and the market has
ruled firm at former quotatione-all brought in
having changed hands at 81 25 for virgin and So
for yellow dip, % $50 1bs Receipts quite
am all, owing manly to the low stage of the
water courses, and reach only 955 bbs., with
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-07
STATEMENT

from the Port Of Wilmington, " o., for the
hrse Nossths sndsn0 3Oh June, 1871, an Com
P1ed from tho Reports Of lhs Daily Journal
and Compared tosh those for three Months
ending S0th June, 1870.
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-07
THE BRIDAL CHAMRER.

Essays for Young Mem, on great SOCIAL
EVILS and ABUSES. which interfere with MAR
RIAGE-with sure means of relief for the Err
ring and Unfortunate, diseased and debiitated.
Sent free, in sealed envelopes. Address, HOW
ARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2 8. Ninth st., Phila-
dephis, Pa.
may 13 1913 -3md&wch
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From Rome.
ROME. JULY


Tie King reviewed the troops yesterday az
was enthusiastically received.
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-07

Apr opos-Most of the wounded b
bombshells are mortslly hurt.
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-07

The latest use to which paper has beer
put is for the lining of ice coolers.
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-07

The Yale seniors have adopted a uni
form-white beavers and rattan canes.
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-07

When does a man impose upon himself;
When he taxes his memory.