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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25

;, Fancy stripe, Babrlggan, and English half
Hose, at DOughtens.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25
situations aud altlp zvautea.

advertisements of three lines are inserted under
this head twice for 20 cents.)
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25
rUr zoRN sAoA aIoRE.

~ UF IOHN SHOE STORE.
LADIES, MISSES, AND GENTLEMEN,
are most respectfully invited to call at
NO. 10 WEST EIGHTH STREET
ana satisfy themselves tlat that s the place to get
land made BOOTS, SHOES and CATERS made
70 order, perfect Ut guaranteed.
LADIES, MISSES, and cH!LDREN'S
machine sewed bOots and shoes for sac al the very
lowest prices. Dn not forget 30 can aud learn my
prices before giving your orders elsewhere for Gus
tom boots, shoes and CATERS.
Repairing neatly ana promptly done.
j. NJ. HOLMES,
.,. No. 10 West Eighth street.
hsrzs-f ga door from Shipity) Will Del
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25
SAMUEL w. MccAuLLEY,

SAMUEL w. McCAULLEY,
COnveyRncer, Real kstate Agent and finn.
missioner for PennsyIvnnin.
Conveyancng in all its branches.
changing and renting real estate and noiIsctfns,
rents. N' $50" NOiioSIihB
Money carefully invested, and loans negotiated nm
Estates settled
either In person or by letter. FFN"'''Ni
orlce open until O'Clock in the evening.
OFFICE mo. COPY Market street,
"iuiiiis'on' " DELI second Floor feb12-6m
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25

A-es"' NNAhNsf
D-Machnlsts wanted immediateiv.
w Jy946t NJ. b sToTsENBURG q co
NTANTED.-Two tin roofers wanted. Apply to
iysln. . ", Ninth SSas Ward. wSiTd
MRS. TAYLoR's sELEcT INTELLIGENCE
IVA OFFICE. N. K. cor second and est st-eeis
Families supplied with white servants at short
hotioe. Jy2s 6m
WANTED. "A bcss carter Anpy 10 the
bARLAN a hoLLlNGSWoR III co.
Iyls-tw,
"ANTRD-A -AGBNTs.-Agents can make $500
w per month, selling Gong Door Bells, In towns
dress JAS n HAYS
lyis-st. Wiminet n, Del.
WYANTED-A boy that has some knowledge in
JFl6st skVhNfH AND WASHINGTON.
M yANTED-A man accustomed to care of horses
w carriages, cows and gardening. Apply with
name d reference at
Jy set TIL OFFICE.
"ANTGr--Good German ami American girls.
w Apply A. h. X RESTAURANT.
best OF wages paid. b5-tf
at'antcd.
advertisements OF three Lines are inserted under
this head three times for 80 cents)
II H. ;--z---- --a--,-z------ -------------
"ANTED-A seven roomed house, in good To-
jy2a 2t' SECOND Il WEST.
WAiNrTTED,1,Ai large quantity Of yg,lte OAK logs.
w Apply at the SAW MILL.
jan42-tt foot of West St, Wilmington, Del
A GENTS WANTED
IN kNEhI COUNTY IN THE UNITED STATES
TO TIL ROUGHLY lNTRonuCE
II EN- Ms PATENT BIsIDLE,
The cheapest, strongest, most durlhla and highly
rnhrnental article the Kind ever plaC before
the putiic. NO thread, no buckles, ind ye; adjus-
table IN all It's ptrts. Great Inducements of red tO
agents. send IOr cirCular. Address
g* VI. A. PENN.
Jyls- 'md&w Washington City. d. e..
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25

Elegant Styles Of Neck Wear always on hand
at DOughtens.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25

FauIT SHIPMENTS. The fruit shipments from
tile Delaware r. r. yesterday inclndiug peach
es, apples, berries, &c, amounted to IA cars-9
to New York and to Philadelphia. or these,
probably two cars were peaches
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25
? See Time tables for further particulars
Now AdvertIusm,u,., Tbl. Day,

Funeral notice.
ard-Wm s. Hayes.
Dry GOnd-A. HI key.
School Desks, and books irr sale.
HardHare--Truman y shaw, Philad'A
buukWheat see1--A. 4. AiIderdice
Orders reC5iyt for coai-A II. Alderdice.
Woven wire wOrk-A. n. Allderdlce
Ghecs lost-AuthOny M. Higgins.
POeketboOk lost.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25
FIAAMclAL AND coMmERcIAL,
OFtIoE OF THE DAILY CoMMERmALl
Wilmington, Del, July 25, 1872.
htanAGa, Gaid, 90.

Wilmington QuotationA furnished by h. r. Rob-
inson q Co., Bankers, 4th and Market stS,
at O'CLOCK. 2. NJ. to-daH.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25

|
PoeketboOk lost.
City Council this evening
Three Coroner's cases, yesterday.
This is the last day Of the Schutzenfest.
The Shutzenfest is we'll attended, to-day
Botters gratis at the COMMERCIAL job office.
The Workingmens Loan meets this evening.
Fire alarms are less frequent this warm
weather
People will 90 to camp-meeting and the cars
run full.
Cantalopes and Watermelons are becoming
plentiful.
Three drunks this morning, constitutes the
police news.
The Great Council Imo. 0. R. NJ. is in session
IN this CITY, to-day.
large party of excursionists came down from
Philadelphia to-day.
The iron moulders are pic nicing along the
BrandyWine, to-day.
The new Presbyterian church in Georgetown
is nearly completed
The DELAWARE TRIBUNE, of weekly papers the
best Is issued to-day.
The eight cases of small pox in the City Hos
pltal, are all cOnyalescent.
A Pennsgrove trucker netted s4OO on 100 bas-
kets OF early tomatoes. this SEASON.
Chief Justice Gilpin. and Associate Judge
Wales left to-day, for Sharon Springs, N Y.
Sarah L, Fox has taken ont letters testamen-
tary on the estate ot Aaron Fox, late OF this
city.
The colored people of Milford advertise an ex.
curson from Harrington to Lewes on the Ist OF
August
A large store is about to be erected at Beaver
Dam station on the Wilmington and Reading
Railroad, by Mr.. James Ralston.
II is stated that the officers of Delaware Col
lege expect to have several young lady students
on the opening of the winter term in September.
New York commission merchant has written
to his shippers on the Peninsula, saving it will
not pay to SHIP early apples, the crop is 10
abundant in Jersey
The SMYRNA Times says that the TatsuI7encer.
OF that town has been selected by tho ''Pollies'
Tor heir organ. and lively warfare against the
Bourbons is fOreshadowed
The Commissioners of the Nd. & Del Shin
Canal Co, will attend at Al N. Charles street,
Baltimore, next "Wednesday, to received sub
scrlptions to the capital stock.
Elder q. W Stayton, pastor in charge Of the
Old School BAPTIST churches of Iron Hill and
London Tract, this county, died on SUNDAY
morning last, OF bilious dysentery.
Mr.. IL. Il. kenney Superintendent OF the p
W. j. X. H., Is having a fine rasid snce erect ed
at Ridley Park. The dwelling ia Of frame, the
maln part being 3Ux4l feet, with a back buid
ing ~ feet square. 1t is three stories high aud
| contains rooms, 1t is built in a tirst-clas,
manner, and having all modern improvements
TDrcAuoNAL. Mr.. Chas. r. Dunning. OF
Dover, has been elected Principal of Laurel Sem.
mary. He graduated at Dickinson College al
recent htt ia,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25
MERELY MENTIONED.

The State Directory is highly praised by bust
ness men.
lady can play cruquet,
"A new supply Of blafters at the CvMAEIc AL
onlee gratis to business mem
There are over dozen lady composjtors In the
printing Offices of Wilmington.
-Webb's and KeDnard's ne Market street stores
Will soon be ready for oc5 5upancy.
~ NoUelties in Mems Furnishing Goods at Dough-
tens.
tg-Summer Shirts Of all sizes, from 25 cents up,
at DOugtens
sr-Hegant styles of Neck Wear always on hand
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25


S7,OOO,OOO.
We are the authorized agents for the following Hrst
class COmpanles
Royal Ins. Co., of Liverpool, England.
insurance 20. Of North america, PhiInd e Iphla
franklin Fire ln,urance Co.,
dstna 0 Harfford
Phenix e u
international Fire Insurnhco Co., New York
NiaEara
GermRnia
Springfield r g. VI. Springfield,
AInss.
FARMERS Mutual Fire York, PA.
Mutual Life g. New CrIS
Delaware hutual Lie " " viii Del.
IrnVelers' Insurance Ca, accident, Hartford.
HALLWAY Passenger Assurance IO.,
Mutual Live stock Insurance Co., Chester Co
PA.
POLICIES ISSUED and LOSSES under the same
ADJUSTED and paid at this ofllce.
=, INSURANCE PLACED IN THE BEST CoMPA-
ADVICE FREELY GIVEN WITHOUT CHARGE
ORDERS BY MAIL PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO
JAMES wOOLLEY.
oct9O-u E. A. VAN TRUMP.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25

TDrcAuoNAL. Mr.. Chas. r. Dunning, of
Doyerh has been elected Principal of Laurel SEM
mary. He graduated at Dickinson College at
ne recent commencement, being the second in
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25

tE-Summsr Shirts of all sizes, from 25 cents up.
at Dougtens
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25
NOTICE.
educational.
VaEMouAT sEmINAsY..

MMERCIAL ACADEMY,
FoR BoTu SExEs Auturn Term opens Sent 2d
New ttalogurs now raiy.
luuR mems Residences; Franklin St, near sth.
louuS Hlles Residence, No. 222 West street.
uOygn. .lydyW - - y .-He'fAi'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-25

tE-Eovelttes in Mems Furnishing Goods, at Dough
Wilmington journal., 1872-08-09

Wednesday, Aug. 7-Salcs of ,9O7 bbls at S3
for strained, IS 12X for No. 2, s. 25 for extra
No. 2, IS 90 for No. 1, S3 rs for extra No. 1, 81
for low Pale, 81 so for Pale, $5@$5 50 for extra
Pale and g,6 for Window Gl ass.
Thursday, Aug. S-Sales of 010 bbls. at So tor
strained, SO % for extra No. Q, So so for No. l.,
81 for low Pale, 81 50 for Pale, and S5 for extra
Pale.
TAR-Under the influence of adviccs from
tho Northern markets, light receipts and q
god export demand, the market exhibited a
strong undertOne with an advancing tendency,
but the receipts were in such small quantities
that they held no inducements to purchasers to
buy, and conseq quentfy the daily receipts were
sold at the closing figures OF last week. On
"Wednesday purchasers, to Till immediate ex-
port orders, came into market and bought the
days receipts at All advance OF 35 cents. To
day (rhursday) the market is firm at the ad-
vance of ths previous day. The receipts fOr
the week were about $50 bbls., but the exports
were heavy and the stock is gradually decreas-
ing. The exports, both coastwise and foreign,
for the month OF July, wore 1913 bbls. against
1,20i bbls. tor the same time last year, and
1896 bbls. Tor the corresponding month OF 1870.
The market closes firm at S3 25 per bbl. Re-
ceipts and sales for the week were as follows:
Friday. bblS. Der bk l.,
Wilmington journal., 1872-08-09
strange and Fatal HaIlucina,fon

A resident Of y ork county, Pa, who was
the possessOr of a competency sufficient TO
support himself and family during their
natural lives, became possessed Of the idea
that they were al coming TO want and
would die Ofstarvation. This lallucination
took such firm hold upon his mind that no
persuasions on the part OF his friends were
sufficient to dvcst him of it. Day after
day it grew stronger for years. His great
est anxiety seemed to be for his family,
and he determined, in order to save them,
he would be compelled to starve himself
This he carried into execution, and recent
ly became a victim Of this all absorbing and
fatal illusion of his life, and death occurred
from actual starvation, voluntarily and per-
sistently imposed upon himself. For sever
al days he refused all sustenance, and al
though efforts We're made to force food into
| his mouth his strength commenced to de-
cline, and soon after he died i'll starving
condition. Ills dying words few min
utes before his death were, l;new |
would StarVe.''
Wilmington journal., 1872-08-09

another week without experiencing any change
OF quotations. The market has been kept
buoyant by the advance of Rosin and Spirits
Turpentine, and we note an increased export
and consumptive demand. For the past day
have noticed a desire on the part of
receivers to advance the market, but in this
their concerted efforts have proven failure,
and to-day the market closes as it opened at
s. so for hard, So J5 for yellow dip and S4 25
for virgin. The receipts for the week were
2.896 bbls. against 3 800 bbIs for last week, a
falling off OF G04 bbls. rhe exports, both coast.
wise and foreign, for the month OF July, were
ILL bbls. against ,305 bbls. for the same
month of 1871, and S03 bbls for the correspond
ing month OF 1870, showing decrease of 264
bbls. over 1871 and ah increase OF 248 bbls. over
1870. The receipts and sales for the week
Wilmington journal., 1872-08-09
NEW YORK.

NEW \ DIX, Aug. Z.
Special dispatches from Raleigh to the New
York Times say: Caldwell il elected in North
Carolina by 600 majority. There arc as yet 8
counties to he heard from.
The Heraids Raleigh dispatch claims that the
latest returns elect McrrimOn by 7G1 ma iOritv,
according to Democratic count, but adds that
it is absolutely impossible to decide until the Of
fetal vote is in.
The Tribune says the rctIrns which it has
this morning, give Caldwell n majority OF 4GG
but it is not disposed TO give up the State on the
present showing.
The Spotted Tail anI Sioux party leave this
city OH Saturday for st. LOHIS.
The Tribune saws the grand jurv Yesterday
presented indictment against l.. Jenkins
Jennings, OF the Times, for the libel OF Gen.
I\iipstrick.
Wilmington journal., 1872-08-09
Improved Locomotives.

There arrived in this city yesterday two
new and strangely constructed locomotives
tor ':IeguI latins" uses on the Pittsburgh
and C0nnellsville railroad. Their singll-
lar appearance and popularity Of build at
tracted general attention, particularly with
railroad men. The engines are built eN-
clusively for CIRCULATING" purposes, and al c
so constructed that bumper is placed
upon each end. The E'tendcr' is done
away with, and water is carried il Il tank
built over the boiler, and the iireman's
foot-board is SO made as to hold sutli-
cient quantity OF coal to last as fuel for sew
eral hours. They are very powerful, and
are heavily built, and i'll ali respects seem
we'll adapted for the use designed. One OF
these engines, we learn, is for use at Con-
nellsville ; the other, we suppose, for this
point or Observation-Disclosures NctgS.
Wilmington journal., 1872-08-09

List OF Vessels Sailed for this Port.
CUXHAVEN.
mag0elena, Bumsgard, CID March q
GUERNSEY.
1lohneiy' LIE Dami; CID April 5
Schr Judge Hopkins. Baker. CID Mav 90
(Br) Barque Brilliant Star, Seaman =
>- CID August list
Schr John ROmmell, ,Jr, HiIIarti cid Iulv %
"c'h Den h'tVls' ~ cid July %
l'lfha-JonnasSGn. CID May %
Br Barque George Booth, Duncan
" CID Juno {
NEW HAVEN.
Schr Cohassol, Han, cid ,June 1S
0"ii' tlli' biakelY, Etheredsc, cid, June %
LIN ERPOOL.
(5r) Barque NJ E Seed, HOPKINS cid June 95
i'ci''"'trc' Cr"Se; . cid July 10
Elsa, cid Jpne o.
CARDIFF.
{nr( Iariue Modeil, Key, cid July %
Ghl) l'arpue AhStlell, Key, CID july %
Ncptuncs Carr, Pike, cl,i,July IL
HAVANA.
Nisj h"rquo I Feka, Holloway, CID July %
ASPINWATI4.
NbD brlg Joseph Howe, Nelson, cid July Is
Wilmington journal., 1872-08-09

SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Inhuep ced by
the upward movement i'll the New York mar
ket, our market has slowly advanced through
out the entire week. On Friday the market
opened at 10 cents; Saturday it advanced
cent; Monday it active at Saturdays fig
ures, but closed in the evening strong, and on
Tuesday advanced 4 cent; "Wednesday it
further advanced cent, and to-day Thurs
day) closes firm at Is cents. The purchases
were principally made for export, the specula-
tive movement being Kept down by the ad-
vanced prices. The receipts for the week,
,60G bDls., increase OF about 100 bbls.
over last week, but the exports were heavy and
the stock is reduced considerably. The exports
tor the month OF July were $40 casks coast
wise and ,l50 casks foreign, against ,3OG casks
coastwiso and - ,619 casks foreign for the same
period OF 1871, and 5,004 casks coastwise and
| 6,2i3 casks foreign tor the corresponding month
| of 1870, showing decrease, both coaStwisC and
| foreign, 1871, of 2,325 casks and an increase
! over 1870 OF 4j3 casks. The following were the
| sales Of the week:
Wilmington journal., 1872-08-09
TELEGRAPHIG.
VIRGINIA..

FORTRESS MONROE, Aug. :.
The United States fri@ate Worcester, nying
tie broad flag OF Rear Admiral S. +. Ice, com
llning the North Atlantic squadron, arrived
here last night from Key West, Fla. Al well
un board. she will remain in til, Roads until
inincd bv 4 Admiral Greene, who succeeds Adlni-
IL L...a. IN cnMm:lmG.
Wilmington journal., 1872-08-09
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Aug. !.
In accordance with the letter from Mr. Ger
rrit smith 80 the President asking for the re
lease, OF certain KU klUX prisoners now con
fnrd in the Albany pCnitcntiary, the Attorney
General to whom the President referred the
letter. has requested Col Whitley, CHIEF OF the
Government detective corps, To visit tho nStitU-
inn where the prisoners are confined, and make
= complete investigation into the condition OF
the IIu klux prisoners, reporting all fact to
tho DEPARTMENT.
Wilmington journal., 1872-08-09
TEX As.
z - ~.
BROW NNNI

BROWNSVILLE, Aug. /.
Captain King, the largest stock owner in
Texas, was attacked six miles from his fanche
by q band Of eight Mexicans. a German
named ) pccht was killed. King and others cs-
caped. The No xicans fled when their fire was
returned. IT is believed that these men were
- mt TO murder King to prevent him from af-
,.,aring before the Depreciation COla amissiUmers
lt Brownsville. The Commissioners express
.t.touis hIuent ut the crimes and Outrages that
tie Mcxicams have pCrpetrated on the poop c
tt Texas, as shown by the testimony taken.
Wilmington journal., 1872-08-09

Quarters, 50 so.
~ Our lotteries are chartered by the State,
are always drawn at the timo named, and all
drawings are under the supervision of sworn
misSioners
~ The official drawing will he r1blished in
the st. Louis papers, and copy srnt to pur-
Ehasers of tickets.
~ We will draw a similar scheme tic last
iay of every month during the year i<72.
E1- Remit at risk by POS ! OFFIt f
MONEY ORDERS, REGISTF!'rD LET
TER, DRAFT or EXPRESS. 81 i.sl ,"s cir
Eular. Address,
MURRAY, MILLFl: = CO.,
Post Office Box H.6. 81 LOUIS, Mo
april 10 6-d&w-eod IA : har.. Sat
Wilmington journal., 1872-08-09

IlALEItiiI, Ali5. I.
The official AMI OstIve returns are pretty
we'll i'll. the Western counties having been
heard from, except AShc and Nanccy. CaId-
VIII is elected bv about ,O01 aiOrty. Tie
Increased vote will amount to 5000 or H. 1000
The Democrats claim that great frauds have
been pcrrctT;.ted. and it is Thought that the
matter Will be contested. The Radicals will
iubiI,o tomorrow wight. The excitement has
,,ih~idcd, and the Democrats receive the news
nI a..fc;lt NIiiGtlN.
Wilmington journal., 1872-08-09
Valuable and Ingenious Invention.

The honor Of inventinG and thoroughly
utilizing a low-wa ater Indicator for use i'll
the boilers of steam-engines has been re-
served for Norfolk and Norfolk man, Mr..
William Brooke. The indicator utterly
precludes tie possibility OF water i'll the
boiler getting toe low, therefore preventing
explosions and all such casualties. A
patent has been secured, and the inven-
tion will shortly be put on the market
Mr.. Brooke is a natural genius, and his
invention, founded as it is on high scientific
principles, reflects great credit upon him.
Norfolk Journal.
Wilmington journal., 1872-08-09

IT IS A MARK OF the unsuccessful man,
chat he invariably locks his stable door
when the horse lias been stolen This sort
of wisdom never thinks about bodily health
until it is gone. But just as much as any
disease has become seated, the power of
fI,a system to resist and throw il off is
weakened; hence time is all important
for dyspepsia, all diseases of the liver,
stomach, skin and kidneys, and all thai
begin in >itiatcd blood, do not wait until
the trouble is confirmed, but attack it by Il
timely use of DIR. Walkers alifornia Vim
rrlr BittcrS. 1W
Wilmington journal., 1872-08-09
LONDON, Aug. 7.

LONDON, Aug. 7.
There il some excitement Throughout ire Ian |
nv,-r the report that gold has been discovered
near the town ot klustic.
ST. PETE!aEl. re-, Aug. :.
\ dispatch from NiS-huu, NOr-orod. states
that 4 Great COuHl ttiUu i r;tg;ur in thlt
'IttLrttr uf tIr clty where the InuUtd fair i,
hr!ug hrkI, aud h.ts already destroyed :; great
quantity OF valuable goods.
Wilmington journal., 1872-08-09

EX ESO

Baltimore Sfna,,,-Hf,, IuciIIa crl Jnl,, al
"I- bbls rosiu Inf ,In Sniri;s tur,,nt me, 81
nt.r IE3 90 1i'fI D I,Irs rntt,,} rnII -
,,I,,l l.t,Isr z tsln i,trt h,,h,.r
New y Norl-Sthr I4uoIq NurchiSon. cIH Aug
~2Sl2 hhle rnSin 2-o c:t>IS spirits, l,125 BUSH
rs peanuts II pkSS m'iNJ.
t;aItim"re steamship l;rhccca Clydc-',10l
-bhlS rOsin, 81 do pltch, l"G do tar, 22l casks
pks m'isn ; 600 tert lumber. l''''''' 10
HrovidcnCc-SchrJ > l. ComcgYs, lIl ,&Jl feet
lumber,
Phiiadel phIa-S tcamShp Ioua"HHda-22j
1'.N rosin. -? casks SInIllS - hbIf lItcH, ID
bale She citing IL" bushri* rranuts, eo,ooo
lIet lumber, = pigs ihdsH, D toms oiu Holl.
FOREIGN.
ManZiniIIa-Erisr 4 m bros.. mt -2t5 500 fee
tnnh"T.
i."idnh- iEI) Eng l.io-2,653 c.isi,s spirits
y. feet lumber, , casks spirits. Is b5ls tar, 5
Wilmington journal., 1872-08-09

TIE travelling season drawing to close,
wanderers returning home, whether ladies
or gentlemen of fashion, families i'll mOder-
ate circumstances, consumers, dealers or
iobbcrs, can nave their different and vari-
ous wants anticipated to full realization
on arrival home by communicating in time
with the New York Purchasing Bureau,
7oi Broadway, n. y. Opened under the
direction of prominent New York men to
prevent and stop fraud and dissatisfaction.
send for circular. wit
Wilmington journal., 1872-08-09
TENnESSEE.

KNOXVILLE, mug. I.
Ex-Prcsidcnt Andrew johnson arrived here
10 dty and took rooms at the Lamar House.
t:v invitation Of the Democrats and Liberal
i. puhlicanS he viii address the people on
Saturday, 10th instant, at 10 O'Clock, on the
4lt. ti0us OF the canvass.
Wilmington journal., 1872-08-09

The following beautiful lines were suggested
by the seal of the Right Reverend Stephel
Elliott, ID. D., the crest OF which was bullocl
and tho motto "FOr LabOr-For Sacrifice"
The cream was of the kindIics strain
That ever meadow drew
From sunlight and the Summer rain,
From starlight and the dew!
That left no stain in yOnder vein
Save Heavens-the sapphire blue;
That gentleman we knew,
The gentle and the true.
Tho knight, whose signet bore
The BulIOck-and no more!
The quaint device of Sacrifice"
And Labor" and, no more!
And matchless sweet the golden wheat
That must have moulded him,
man complete, from head to feet,
GOd-like, in soul and limb,
That gave his gaze the Lions blaze,
His smiles-who smiles like him?
All, tremulOuS and dim,
ThrO' tears we think OF him;
The Knight, whose signet bore
The Buliock-and, no more,
The quaint device by "Sacritice,''
And "LabOr" won OF yore
Upon no statelier sight
The circling sun hath smiled,
Nor oak Of lOftier height
Dropped shade so sweet and mild
When love came down like light
And happiness grew wild.
The Sage, the little child,
Peasant and Prince have smiled
Around his knee, who bore
The BullOCk-and no moro
The quaint device of sacrifice
His father won of yOre-
Which he shall wear more !
".
For he is dead Beneath the tread
or battle-in the roar
That rent the sod, his face to God,
He went and came no more!
The fragrance of the path he trOd
In "Sacrifce,'' is DER,
Yet all the kindliest rays,
OF all the knightliest days,
Kindle forevermOre,
Around the cross He bore,
Around the quaint device,
or "'TOil'' and "Sacriice,'
That our great Bishop wore!
Wilmington journal., 1872-08-09
WICK & MEBANE,
Cotton Factors,
AND
General Commission Merchants,

WILMINGTON, N. G. ..a
~ Liberal Advances made. -.f.
NJ Consignments OF Cotton, Naval Stores
and Country Produce, ami orders for the pur-
chase of same solicited.
sSF- Bagging and Ties ON hand for sale.
Wilmington journal., 1872-08-09
MONDAY, 23d September, 1872.

Accomplished and experienced TEACHERS in
all the branches usually taught in First Class
Female Seminaaies, has been employed. The
m usicaI department. will be Ender the direction
of Prof. A. BAUsdANN, who, nrlug tine past ten
years, has been associated " ith the Principals
as Instructor OF Music in their school In Char
lotte. '.s
Mrs. NJ. Il. Lacy will be connected with the
Institution as Teacher of the English branch -
and Superintendent of social and domestic du-
ties. -.f..
For circular, containing full particulars as to
terms, course of studies, &C, address
REV. Il. BURWELIl q SON,
july 26- 26-246-d2wdEW1mchl Raleigh, n. =. i
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ILLINOIS.
FROM RALEIGH.

CHICAGO. Aug. :.
General John Z. Farnsworth declares fol
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