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Pale, and SO % for Pale !; Saturday, 425 bbls. at
80 80 for low No. 1, 81 90 for No. /, So for low
Pale, Sc to sc 80 for ezra Pale, and 81 so for
window glass; Monday, $50 bbls at So for low
Pale, and Sc for extra Pale; Tuesday, 295 bbIs.
at IS for low No l, SIS for Pale, sc tor extra
Pale, 81 for window glass, and 300 bbls. at So 60
for strained; Wednesday, 400 bbls. at 81 90 for
low Pale, and Sc for extra Pale; Thursday,
536 bbls. at 81 60 for strained, and SO to 50 90
for Pale.
CorToN-The Cotton market during The past
week has been almost entirely nominal. The
unfavorable Liverpool and Northern kilograms
has caused a dull disposition on the part of buy
ers, and sellers do not care to realize unless at
previous weeks quotations, when in fact the mar
ket quotations to-day are off ully Is cent. The
receipts are very small and the stock Is light,
and is gradually being reduced by shipments.
The stock held by receivers is small, the bulk
being in second hands is not offering sale, but Is
held for shipment. The receipts at all the ports
for the week have reached 8,54s bales against
1852 bales last week, SO 931 bales the previous
week, and 30, 153 bales three weeks since, max
Ing the total receipts since the first of Septem-
Der, 1871, 1858, 264 bales against 2,623 373 bales
for the saf1e period of 1901, showing a de-
crease since September l, this year. Of Gao ,1O4
bales.
The exports for the week reach a total Of So
o22 bales, of which "A 252 were to Great Britain,
2,66s TO France, and G, 102 to rest Of the CONT
nent, while the stocks as made up are now 49,
02 bales. The following sales comprise the
weeks business: 20 bales at 21H cents, and IS
do at 81 IL 16 cents. We quote as follows:
Ordinary. .......................19 to 81 cts.
Good ordinary. .................20X 02I
10" mluoI1hg' III =
MldoEng.. ........................22 d"
SPIRITS TURPENTISE-In the earlier part of
the past week the market opened firm for this
article, but decli ming New York market
characterized ours with same feeling and the
market became depressed. On Friday the mar
ket was active at last weeks figures, Saturday
it exhibited in the forenoon the same good feel
ing, but later in the day was less active, and
declined shade. Monday without further
developments as regards prices, and SAT-
urday's closing rate was the ruling figure
Tuesday the advices were more unfavorable,
and the result was sales at decline of cents.
Wednesday the market rallied, and at the close
of the day showed an advance of l cent. To-
day Thursday at noon the market is strong,
with good telling on the part of both buyers
and sellers at 48 cents. The receipts have been
large, the coastwise shipments small, but to
foreign markets large. The stock is increasing.
The following sales comprise the movement for
the week.
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THE BAPTIST CONVENTIoN.-Ih his body
assemblies OH Thursday. On next Friday,
Saturday and Sunday nights. Mass-meet-
j jngs will be held in the Baptist Church,
when addresses will be made Oy eminent
diyines from the South.
Rev. DR.. Pritchard stated last night from
his rlpit, that some 500 delegates had re-
ported already, and that many more would
doubtless do so. Georgia has some 14O,-
600 Baptists and will probably send quite
one hundred delegates, although but few
had been reported up 20 that time.
Divine services each day are expected to
commence at 1920 o'clock, a. IN.
The Introductory Sermon will be preach
ed by Rev. DIR. j. Pope Ieoman, OF Mis-
sour, on Thursday morning.-Roleigh
Sentinel.
Hon. Philo White and lady, now of
Whitestown, n. Y, but formerly and dur
inc a long series of years residents Of Sails
bury and Raleigh, are now at the National
rTote in this city, on a visit to their many
relatives and friends in this State. Mr..
White, in 1894, was the founder of the
North Carolina STANDARD, in its purer
and better DAYS and which lie successfully
edited and published for number Of years
rs the organ of the Democratic party of the
State, and was the State l'rinter during
three years Of that period. Since then,
he has discharged the functions of various
public positions, at home and abroad, the
last of Which was as Minister Resident al
Quito, the Capitol of the Republic O.
Equador.-Raleigh Sentinel.
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CRUDE TURPENTINE.-A dull apathy has
characterized the market during the entile
period under review, and the result has been
a declining market with dropping tendency.
In the earlier part Of the week the market ex-
hibited slight inclination to rally from last
weeks dizziness, but the stock was fully far for
the distiling wants, and buyers would not yield
to the wishes OF sellers, and no change of price
was made up to Tuesday noon, when, with large
lots on market and very little desire apparent
for purchases, the market declined. The re-
ceipts are rapidly increasing and the accumn-
lated stock, together with the daily receipts, are
and will be sufficient to supply the wants Of
distillers for manufacturing. Shippers are net
purchasing to any extent, and the bulk OF re-
ceipts are consumed by the city manufactures
The market to-day shows better feeling and
closes steady at 81 so for hard, SO 80 for yellow
dip, and 81 so for virgin. The following table
comprises the receipts and sales for the week
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SIX THOUSAND TICKETS ONLY
WILL BE SOLD AT 50 90 EACH.
Manner OF Drawing.

Slips Of paper numbered to correspond with
the number on the six thousand tickets, will
be placed IN tubes in n wheel, and seven hum
dred and fifty slips Of paper, describing the
several prizes, will be placed in another wheel.
Two boys, blindfOlded, Will draw sim ultaneons-
ly one ticket from each Of the wheels, and the
owner Of the ticket numbered to correspond
with the number on the slip OF paper first drawn,
will tie entitled to the prize named ON the slip
of paper drawn at the same time by the other
boy. This will be continued until the whole OF
the seven hundred and fifty prizes drawn.
The drawing will be conducted in public under
the supervision of n Committee of the College.
Tickets may be had Of Brock q Webb, and
of their authorized gents. a liberal discount
will be made TO gents. ..., ,-. .
may7 1eo-d&wcwch
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ARRIVED

COASTW1SE.
schr Ann Rambo, Rogers, Fairfield Binford'
Steamship Bolivar. Evans, New York, A D
CaZaux.
Schr Clara Munich. Hand, Mosquito Inlet,
Steamship Rebecca Clyde, Childs, Balti-
more, A d CaZaux.
Steamship BenefactOr, Jones, New York,
Barry Bros.
Schr Hattie Sampson, Davis, Rock port q
& Co.
Schr E Francis, Payne, Fairfield, DeRosset
& Co.
Brig Isola, Snowman, Rockport, Worth s.
Steamship Regulator, Freeman, New York,
Barry Bros.
Schr Lucretia, Williams, Fairfield, Northr op
& Cumming.
Steamship Lucille, Price, Baltimore, a D
CaZaux.
steamship Pioneer, wakely, Philadelphia,
Worth & Worth
Schr Ray, Dennis, jacksonville, Edwards &
Schr David, Hankins, jacksonville, Edwards
S Hall.
FOREIGN.
(Br) Barque Ansdell, Ken, Rio de Janerio,
DeRosset s. Co.
Schr Carleton, Albury. Nassau, E Kidder s.
CLEARED.
COASTwIsE.
Scllr II \ Squircs, Nixon. Boston, G G Bar
ker & Co.
Schr Clara SAWYER Bradscom, Kennebunk,
Me, j Fl ChadbOurn & Co.
Steamship Benefactor, Jones, New York,
Barry Bros.
Steamship Rebecca Clyde, ChiIds, Baltimore,
d CaZaux.
FOREIGN.
RI Barque NJ L Seed, Hopkins, Liverpool,
Wick & Mebane.
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CUMULATIVE 0CFFRAG-. has proved a
success. in Wilmington. BY it the Con-
seryatives have elected four and the Radi-
Gals six, on the Board of Aldermen. The
tn4lnq2nty, tha tax payers Of tie c:ty, haZe
:, representation for the first time since
1868. 1t gives them, it is true, no control,
by ballot, Of the affairs of the city, but it
enables them to check and expose fraud
and corruption. Had cumulative suffrage
been adopted in 1868, it would have saved
% me CITY thousands Of dollars.
COUNTY CoAlsHssIoNERs.-Er from
;he larcceed5nqs.-The regular monthly
meeting of the Board was held Tuesday
night.
The report of j. F. Post in regard to
bridges over kiley's Greek, was ordered to
be placed on file.
Ordered, that when the repairs are made
upon Baunerman's bridge, the snags, &c.
in the river be removed, under the SUPER
y,a,on o. Commissioners klac.+.
Ordered, that the Clerk Of this Board be
ordered to communicate with the chairman
of the Board Of Commissioners of Duplin
county, and request said Board to place IL
naVigable condition the Northeast ri@s7
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to the chairman of this Board when it is

to the chairman of this Board when it is
completed.
Ordered, that the Treasurer is hereby
directed to pay, upon order of the chair
man Of this Board, the amounts due teach
ers and for school purposes out of monies
in his hands not otherwise appropriated.
Ordered, that W. j. Bivens be granted
license to retail liquor at Cedar Grove.
Ordered, that the report of the SuDerin-
tendent of the Work House be placed on
file.
Ordered, that the chairman of this Board
he authorized to purchase the reports of the
Supreme Court of this State since 1868,
and draw upon the County Treasurer for
the cost of the same.
1t was ordered that committee of three,
to consist of James q. Burr, w. NJ. Pois-
son and Geo. Hooper, or such substitutes
for either Of them as the chairman may
appoint, be and are hereby appointed by
this Board to examine the books and ac-
counts of all county officers during the
term commencing September 1st, 1876. 1t
was further ordered that the examination
shall include all financial transactions by
and through any and every officer of the
county, the taxes of all kinds, payments
and every other matter of interest to the
public or the authorities. 1t was ordered,
further, that the committee shall report as
early as practicable, in writing to this
Board.
1t was ordered that the chairman of this
Board inquire into the cause, if any, why
the order of the Board to enter suits
against parties falling to register licenses
has not been complied with.
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Charity Hospital

under the auspices of said College. The in
ducementS to take tickets surpass any scheme
yet presented tO the public. The charitable
purpose is beyond douht, and the scheme pre-
more liberal than usual, while the character
of the respectable medical gentlemen connect
ed with the College is pledged for the fair ana
honest payment of every prize in the follow
ing scheme:
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DIR. Wells Extract Of
.JU RU B Z b a.

Is strength1ening and nouTishing Ike nu-
lates and diffuses itse If through the circulation,
giving vigor ana heAl*h.
It regulates the Bowels, quiets the nerves.
acts directly on the secretive organs, and, by
its powerful Tonic and restoring effects, pro
duces healthy and vigorous action to the whole
system.
JOHN Q. KELLOGG, 10 Plat St., n. z,
Sole Agents for the q. s.
Price 81 per bottle. Send for Circular. 4w
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LOCAL..
ELECTION RETURNS.

The following are the official returns Of
the election held here on Monday for ten
Aldermen for the City, to serve for the
ensuing wear :
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INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICERS :
DIRECTORS,

DIRECTORS,
j. W. ATKINSON, General Insurance Agent.
!. b. GRANGER, Presid't Bank OF New Han
over.
F. ". KERoHNER, Grocer and Commission
Merchant.
G. NJ. STEDMAN, of Wright q Stedman.
L. II. MCkoY, of w. "A. Whitehead - Co.,
Fayetteville.
Il. n. CowAN, President.
Ii. Is. EILERs, Commission Merchant.
A. A. WILLARD, of Willard Brothers.
W. a. CUMMING, of NOrtbrop & Cumming.
q. W. WILLIAMS, of Williams & MurChisOn.
ELI MURRAY, OF E. Murray s. Co.
a. j. DEKossET, Of De Rosset q Co.
RoBT. HGrN4NG, OF Dawson, Teel & Hen
ming.
AtEx. SrRUNT, British Vice Consul, Of Sprunt
& Hinson.
P. MURPHY, Attorney at Law.
j. ID. WILLIAMS, of j. d. Williams & CO, Fay
etteville
Jas. c. McRAE, Atty at Law, Fayetteville,
l. b. KELLY, Merchant, AeRansville.
j. T. POPE, Merchant, LumbertOn.
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A Healthy Digestion.

Life is rendered miserable when the digestive
organs are IMPAIR d Food becomes repulsive;
Il body emacmted the mind depressed and
melaDc holy broOds over you. TUFTS VEGE-
LIABLE LIVER PILLS is the remedy for these
wills; they produce squad dig stton; create a
good appetite, i4npart refreshing sleep and
chetrfuIueso OF mind.
CHARLEseok, :. u, August 1869.
Dr.. K: =. fgTT:
Dear SRI wish to int you, and if you
desire YOU publish it, that l have been
aff1i tea for up~ ards of seven years with Dvs-
~ psia. 1 could eat nothing that agreed with
me. became ema ciate", had no energy. and
ielt gloomy and m lancholy al TIE tiIne.
have been using yOur Iiyer Pills for three
weeks ANA az, e. peril need the Creates ben
eft. have a tine adpetite, aud can now eat
anything, cordially re 2+4h1end them to all
who have pysg9 -'".
DENSIS O'HALLORAE.
DIR. TUFTS Hair Dye cOnfcjlsS z4s sugar
4N-8&a.
paaY3 1ST-d1weod&w1
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New York-steamship Bolivar-1,772 bbls
roSin, 300 do spirits, 10 bales cotton, 70 do
sheeting, 249 bushels peanuts, Sc pkgs mdse, As
bbls SoapStone.
Boston-Schr H Squires-2,65O bbls tar, Sc
bales cotton.
Kennebunk, Me-Schr Clara, Sawycr-100,-
815 feet lumber.
New York-Steamship Benefactor-3,3 $50 bbls
rosin, 166 do spirits, III do turpentine 800 bdls
shocks, 46 bblS beeswax, 81 bales cotton, 20 bbls
tar, 48 pkgs mdse.
BALTIMoRE-Per Steamship Rebecca Clyde
Il ,538 bbs rostn, 462 do spirits 1852 do tar, do
turpentine, bales cotton Is do sheeting, 81
pkgS mdZe.
FOREIGN.
L1vEHrooL-Br Barque NJ z Seed-4o3 bbls
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CORN MEAL-There is existing at present
only moderate enquiry, which is being sup
Piled from the mills at 81 TO 81 O5 per husLel.
LINE.-A cargo arrival C Eockland lime has
made the stock sufficiently large tor the en-
Quiry, which is only for small GU antilles. Sells
from store at 81 65 per cGsk,
PEANUTs-Tbe past week tho market has
experienced no material change. The stock is
very large, as also the receipts, and the market
is dull with only light enquiry on the part OF
buyers, and no disposition on the part OF sellers
to effect sales.
The following are . present quotations
Prime ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 0O
EXtFa Quailty l 20
SL!Oy. ..'''.'.'''..'. ~
BARRKLs.-At present the demand tor spirit
barrels is very fair with good enquiry, prin
cipally for second hand from distillers and the
market is very high. The receipts have been
moderately large, but very little stock in excess
Of last week has accumulated. We reLCrt a
good business doing st tie following rates :
Second hang country "a theyrun, - So selected
and new So 10; New York second hand, 81 rs
to So IS and 80 90 to IS for new.
saINGLEs-The receipts during the past week
have been light. There is only fair enquiry,
and the stock is light Common brings 81 10 to
50 Is, and contract orders "a 81 to S.
HAY.-The past week the market has shown
considerable activity ard sales nave been freely
made from wharf at fair quotations. The re-
ceipts have been very large, but with a de-
mand as equal, very little stock TcI4.a,.,s IN
store. Sales gre 1ade t.o4 at al 80 to So 10
fsr y ~ 4ozk and Pennsylvania Timothy.
BEEF CArTLE-Are very scarce, with none
being brought to market q consequence.
Butchers hold light stock. A feH good drOyes
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MONEY a sssHsH a nAr Key cS r.sh
Outfits. Catalogues. samples and full particu-
lars FREE. s. NJ. SPENCER, Bartleboro, YER
mont. 4w
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List of Vessels Inn the Port of Whining
ton, n. C., May 2. 1872.

List of Vessels i'm the Port of whining,
ton, N. G.. May 2. 1872.
STEAMSHIPS.
Regulator, Freeman, dis, Barry Bros
Pioneer, Wakely, dis, Worth & u orth
Lucille, Price, dis. Worth s. Worth
BARQUES
German Minerva, Hubenbecker ldg Europe,
Wick & Mebane
German Herman Helmreich, ldg. Europe,
Willard Bros
British NJ Seed, ldg Liverpool,
(Br) Eliza Avelina, Dowley, dis,
Williams 8 Murctlson
German Julius, - dg, Europe,
j r Blossom & Evans
(Br) Ansdell-Key, ldg. Europe, DeRosset s. Co
BRlGS.
Isola, Snowmans dis, Worth & Worth
SCHOONERS
T J Trafton, Dame, ldg, Boston.
John McAdam, Willard, ldg Bath, o G Parsley
Lettie Wells, Watson, ldg, Bath o G Parsley, ST.
Schr Abbie Bursley, LoVels, ldg Boston:
Harriss & Howell
Mauna Loa, Talbot, ldg, E Iidder & Sons
John Somes, Ames, ldg, Bath, q Parsley
1''''''' - '''''' G. G. Barker & Co
Carleton, Albury, dis, Kidder & Sons
List OF Vessels Sailed for this Port
NEWPORT.
Norwegian Barque Ruins, skare, cid March %
CUXHAVEN.
Magdelena, Bumsgard, cid March p
GUERNSEY.
Homely, LIE Dain; cid April 3
PORTLAND.
Schr Sequin, Davis, cid April %
NEW YORK
Schr Lucia Murchison, Jones, cid May 2
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SPECIAL FEATURES AND ADVAN.
TAGES.

LIST. No restriction On Residence or Travel
I'd. No extra charge On the lives of Females.
Sd. Policies Incontestisle after Five Years.
4th. The rates Of Interest on the Funds of the
Company higher than those on the Funds of
Companies located in other States, thus inSur-
Ing larger Dividends to Policy Holders.
9th. The Directors and Officers of tho Com
pany prominent NORTH CAROLINIANS,
who are KNOWN to be men of INTEGRITY
and WORTH.
9th. The Company is established on a solid
and permanent basis, steps having been taken
to increase the Capital Stock to 100000.
7th. All the Funds of tho Company
are Invested i'm this State and Circu.
Lated among our own People. This fact
should commend the Company, above all 9TH
ers, to North Carolinians. 1t is well known
that hundreds of thousands of Dollars In Life
Premiums are annually sent North to enrich
Northern Capitalists, thus continually draining
our people of immense amounts which should
be kept at home. On this ground the friends
of this Company confidently appeal to every con
OF the Old North State, and ask their Support
offers substantially all the advantages of North
ern Com panies, helps TO build up Homo In
terestS.
JAMES D. BROOKS,
General Supervising Agent,
Raleigh, N. G.
THOS. CREME Local Agent.
nri
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RATES OF FREIGHT.

ARTICLES Per Staarar Per Sailing
- y W '0A Vessel.
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BUTCHERS LIGHTNING FLY.
KILLER sweeps them Cd and clears the
house speedily-Try it. Sold by dealers
everyw here.
april 177-deod&w2mch
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Buncombe /, Camden 1, Chatha nj 2,
Sasweu 2. Chow an /, Clay i, Craven l, Co
,mbus /, Cumberland 2, Davie l, Edge
onbe 2. Forsythe /, Franklin l, Gran
File 3. Greene /, Guilford 2, Harnett j,
HAYWOOD 1, Henderson !, Hartford 1,
4ackson 1, Johnston 2, Jones /, Mocon l,
MADISON /, Martin /, Mitchell l, Mont
Eomerv l, Moore l, Nash l, New Hanover
i Orange l, Pasquotank l, Person ], Pitt
i. Robson 2, Rockingham 9, Rutherford l,
gampson /, Surry l, Union 1, Wake 4,
Warren 2, Washington l, Wilson /, Iancey
-51 counties, 20 votes.
For Nr Leach.-Ashe 1, BERTHE l, Burke
Caldwell /, Carteret l, Catawba l, Da-
Nilsson 2, Castor /, Halifax 2, Iredell 2, Lee
cir l, Mcdowell /, Northampton l, Ran
Eolph =, Richmond l, Stanley l, Stokes l,
! yrell !, Watauga 1, Wilkes2, Yadkin i
b. counties and rs votes.
For Mr. Barringer-Anson l, Cabarrus
Duplin ,, Lincoln l, Mecklenburg 2,
Dnslow /, Rowan >, Wayne IS counties
nd l. votes.
Wesley Whitaker, Rad, has been elected
kayor of Raleigh, with X. p. Battle, NJ.
Churchill, W. c. Stronach, A. n. Up
hurch. Stewart Ellison, j. r. Prairie, John
r. German, Norfeet Dunston and Albert
Johnston as Commissioners. The Demo
crats held their own, without effort with
e,fort they could have achieved much.
SUPREME COCRT.-The next term of
.lis court commences on the first Monday
in June next. Applicants for license to
nractice will be examined on the first and
second days. Cases fiOm the various jul
dicial districts will be heard in the follow
lug order:
Isl week cases from the 1st and I'd dists.
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IARRIEus

In Dupnn county, on the 3hth ult., by Rev. j
NJ. SpTunt, Z. =. HfC KS ana DELLA, daugh-
tnr Of Bryan ". Herring, Esq.
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TO THB PUBLIC,

The North Carolina Beneficial Association
have generously offered to the College OF Ply
sicians and Surgeons Of Wilmington, N. c., to
draw on the 18th Of Juno next,
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A CIV F,lti contemporary tells of
cha1@T 4au in that city who keeps a
4 S Chained at his front door, so
people who stood to ''get bite"
accommodated without taking the
90 in the house.
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A Distribution of Prizes,

the proceeds of which are to be appropriated t
the benefit of q
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THOs. CREME Local Agent.
april 9Th, 1872. 162-
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LIvHErooL-Br Barque NJ Z Seed-4o3 bbli
rosin, 1,072 do spirits turpentine.
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