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Middletown transcript., 1872-10-12
C. A II II l A q Il s /!
Registers Order.

REGISTERS OFFICE,
Nav cAsrLs CorSrr:, august 18th, lsIs.
Upon the application of Colcn Ferguson, Ad-
minisrator Of Theodore Lord late Of Apo
auinimink Hundred In said County, deceased II
is ordered and directed 10y tie Register that the
Administrator aiorcJaid give poiicc Of the gran
t,ng Of Letters Of Administration upon the Es-
tate Of the DECEASED, with the date Of granting
thereof, by causing advertisements TO bc posted
within forty days from the daic Of such Letters,
in six Of the mos. public places Of the County of
New Castle. requiring all persons having de-
mands against the Estate, TO present the same,
or sbide by an Act Of Assembly In such case
made and provided. Aud also cause the same
10 be inserted within the same period In the Mid
dletown Transcript, newspaper published In
Midde,own, and TO bs continued therein two
months
-, Given under the hand and Seal Of
l.. 8. Office Of the Register aforesaid, at New
49, Castle, In New Castle County aforesaid,
tho day and year above written.
D. GIBBS, Register.
NOTICE.-Aii persons having claims against
the Estate Of the deceased must present the same
duly attested To- the Administrator on OF before
August 18th, 1873, or abide the Act Of Assembly
In such case made and provided.
COLEN FERGUSON, Adnr.
Address-Blackbird, Del.
Aug. iI-3n.
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For Sale |!

A NO TOP BUGGY, In complete order,
"A newly done up. Apply to
". ". RoTHwELL.
Sept as-G
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SEWING MACHINES TO HIRE
ST. 90 PER WEEK.
S. M. REYNOLDS.
Z'a- Satisfaction guaranteed, or ;hc Machine
taken back after week D.. trial
TESTIMONIAIS.

Mrs. II. NJ. +. Allen, No. 72s Chcs,nu, Street,
Philadelphia, dcpDscl
THE Grover 4 Baker far csrtls amy other
machine for dtrss-mmking AMI general family
use. The stitch also Is more beautiful aud dm-
r,bc Than any oher stitch ,lnti know nt. The
machine Ia so simple in ia combination Of parts
aud its practical operation, that /, IL very diff
cult To gc, /, oat o' nrlrt and any operative can
manage il. Il is the only machine which has
ye, succeeded in embroidery
Mrs Henry Wati Bcccher writes;
. More than iwo.,hirhs of all the sewing done
in nv family lut tine iast tao wears has been
done by Gruvrr h B,kv. Machine, aud have
never had n garment rip or ured mcnaing, et-
cept those rents which froliesomc boys will make
in whole cloth |, H. in my opinion, 10y far the
mos, valuable oi any have tried.
June 22-if.
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wIi.TBERGER's
F'lavoring Extracts

are warranted equal TO any made They are pre-
pared from the fruits and viii he found much
batter than many OF the Extracts that are aolt .
Ask your Grocer or Drnggia Jor Whberyer's )
EIirdcts.
BARLOH's INDIGO BLUE
Is, wi,hou, doubt the be-. article in the market
for bluing clothes II sin color more water than
four times the same weigh, of indigo, and much
more than any other wash blue in the market.
the only genuine Is that pu, up al ALfasp WiLr-
nnnafa's DsuG Srong, No. 233 North Second ST.
PHILADELPHIA Pa. The labels have both Wilt
berger aud Barlow's name ON them, oil pfhcys
arc counterfeit. For sale by most groceri aud
druggists
WiLTBERGER'S isDELIBLE INK will be
found on trial To he superior article. Always
on hand, and for sale al rcasonable precs, Pure
Grund Spices, Genuine Medicines, chnmois Skins
Sponges, Tapioca, Pearl, Sage, and NIL articles
in the drug fine, at
ALFRED WIZ TIER q Err s DRUG STORE,
No. 2aa North Second 81. philadelphia, Pa
July 8, is7i-ly
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II there are men who were in my divis-
ION at Chicamauga and were out on the
left on that terrible morning, they will re-
member that fearful fight that lasted three
hours on that end of the line, when the di-
visions Of Baird and johnson and nv own
were resisting one OF the fiereest attacks
that L ever witnessed in any battle during
the war. If you visited that battle field
afterwards, you will remember that all the
trees were torn and marked with bullets
Ii you observed that bloody field, YOU saw
that there were hundreds of men living dead
upon 1t, While more than a thousand others
were wounded. Who led that charge Oh
the rebel side that day; who was it who,
when they we're hurled back, rallied them
and threw them upon us ? E''Longstreet. y
es, Longstreet; and yet more than two
years agC lie was appointed by Gen. Grant
to one OF the most valuable Offices in his
gift, Surveyor of New Orleans. IfGen.
Grant can give valuable office to Long
street, who hurled upon us those masses,
and who, when they were driven back, re-
formed them, and hurled tLcm upon us
again, cannot you forgive Horace Greeley
for signing Jelf Davis bail bond ZAP
piause. l-FT0m G0rernOr P0I1Rp,'y Circuit
ISDPPrH.
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The Norfolk papers announce the suicide
Of Charles F. Wilder, aged 10 years-a
young man well known and much liked in
that community. lie took heavy dose of
laudanum, and while walking along the
street fell in stupor, from which the pLysi-
clans were unable to arouse him. He left
a letter addressed TO his mother, the follow
ing extract from which explains the meIan-
choly fact
81" Dear mother my reasons for doing this
is that have contracted habit Of drink
ing liquor to such an extent that l cannot
stop it, and rather than bring disgrace Oh
you and brother, would rather die"
Busteed, the Alabama Scroggs, displays
the breed to perfection. IN tie Ku-Klux
trials on Friday, says he TO the District At
tOrney, .sStand up when You examine a
witness. You will not lean on the cl TX 5
desk. There are no places ia this court
provided for lCunSinS lawyers or auditors.
The sacredness Of this court room is nearly
as great as that of a church, If ScrOggs
clenched that piece of morality with an
oath it was not reported. The following
collOquy with Gov. Watts is, also, another
illustration of the Scroges Judiciary:
Gov. Watts, Ito witness)-Yous said in
your direct examination that Yon caught
yiinp&o of Air. Pylants face.
COurt-The witness did not use the word
''glinp$c."
Gov. Watts-He did use il, if your Honor
please, and took it down in writing from
his lips. .....
Court-He did not use the word.
Coy. Watts-The jury win remember
the evidence.
Court-Gov. Watts, sou will not examine
the witness in this manner.
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SPIRITS TURPRETINB.-Has shown a decided
improvement during the past week, and the
market has advanced steadily as follows
Saturday, 4 cent, Monday cent, Tuesday I
cent, Wednesday cents, and to-day at the
time of closing our report. the market is unset
tied. The export demand ha. to large extent
abated; and the purchases during the week have
been purely for speculation. The sales for
June, July and August delivery during tkis
month at prices that are within a range of the
present figures, have given strength to the tone
of the market, and receivers are keeping back
their stock awaiting the result
The receipts for the week are 1928 bbls, and
with only moderate shipments, the stock has
been increased. The market closes steady at
81 cents per gallon, without sales.
The sales for the week are as follows
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The Bar Room Remedy for weakness

The Bar Room Remedy for weakness
of the stomach is dose of Rum Bitters.
They are s1rcharged with Fuset Oil, a
deadly element, which is rendered more
active by the pungent astringents with
which it is combined. If your stomach is
weak, or your liver or bowels disordered,
tone, strengthen and regulate them with
VINEGAR BITTERs, a pure VEGETABLE
STOMACHIC, CORRECTIVE AND APERI-
ENT, free from alcohol, and capable of in
fusing new vitality into your exhausted
and disordered system.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-06-14

Miss Tennie g. Clafilin having failed to
secure the election to the colOnelcy of
Fisk's regiment, the Ninth New York, has
been chosen to command the Veteran
Guards, cOlored organization, and has ac-
cepted. This command has been in exis-
tence two years, and numbers about 100
assume command ON Wednesday next.
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For the
For the Journal.
ative Convention of Baden

fOr the UOufndl.
ouser. alive Convention of Baden.
IN obedience TO the call of the Conserva-
ve Executive Committee of Baden
n,ntv, the delegates from the different
bwnshirs assembled at the Court House
EIizabethtown on the Sth of June, 1872.
Fbp Chairman of the Executive Committee
lied the Convention to order and moved
~ election of the Hon. Thomas ID. Nc
powell for permanent President OF the
Convention. Mr.. Nj .DOweli was unani-
Rouslv elected, and on assuming the Chair
kplained the object of the Convention, in
. timely and impressive speech, 10 be the
Elimination of candidates for county Off
prs primarily ana a thorough organization
the party.
ON motion, G. G. Lyons aud Thomas j.
8,ornan were requested to. act as Sec
&ptaries.
On motion, each tow nship was requested
h select one of their delegates to cOnsti-
ME the nominating committee, and after
recess of ten minutes given the delegates
confer, the following names were re-
yorted to constitute said committee:
. Hollow-Moore Singletary.
=" E.Iizabethtown-R. Ii. Lyon.
n Abbottsburgb-J. III. Balientine
| BadenbOro'-J. f .GilIespie.
Whites Creek-J. Winnin Russ.
Carver's CFeek-R. Nj. DeV ane.
\ French Creek-Dr. Fred. Thompson.
Coly-Dan Leonard.
beaver Dam-W. III. Bulard.
Town Bull-W. II. Downing.
White Oak-C. T. Davis.
Brown MarsIl-M. w. Pridgen.
The committee, after a short conference,
seported unanimously in favor of the fol-
IDw ing nominations
For House Of Rcprcsentativcs-Dr. J. S.
bcVane.
For TreaSurer-W. II. White.
For Register Of Deeds-L. j. Hall.
For County Surveyor-Malcom Monroe.
For Commissioners-B. r. Einaldi, w.
". Andrew, NJ. Ii. Bullard, j. A. Ed
ards and K. w. Tatom.
For Coroner-Willis Allen.
For Sherif-M. VanB. Sutton.
For Clerk Superior Court-JOIn Ora
IAN Blue.
The selections made by the committee
were unanimously adopted by the Con-
bcntiOn.
Nu motion, thanks were rendered the
hartman and Secretaries.
On motion, the Secretaries were required
o send copy of the proceedings OF the
/ convention TO the Wilmington .JOJ RNAL,
with a request that they be published, and
he EugIc and RObesOniQn be requested to
copy.
j. ID. MCDONNELL, Chm'n.
e. LYON Sec'ys.
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NE beg for attention TO the advertise
-,ent If Messrs. Tolar q Hart, Commits
IN Merchants, 152 Front street, New
-ork city, as it appears in this issue. Mr..
I'olar Is from this State aud Mr., Hart is
lom South Carolina. They make liberal
dances on consignments Of paval stores,
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List Of Vessels I'm the Port of whining.

List Of Vessels I'm the Port of whining.
GOn, n e., june IL, 1872.
BARQUES
Swedish, Phoenix, Stromberg,
Williams s. Murchison
OBJ DR. Upper, Chambers dis,
tBr) Arladne, Howell, ldg, Europe,
willard Bros
BRIGS.
(Br) Criterion, Court, ldg, Europe.
German Eiche, ldg, Europe, Willard Bros
John Pierce, Murray, ldg: Cardenas.
(Br) Essex, Smith, Idg, Europe,
SCHOONERS
Ann & Susan, Podger, ldg, Martinique.
Ida Richardson, BedalI, dis, Willard Bros
List of Vessels Sailed for this Port
CUXHAVEN.
Magdelena' BumsgaEd, srv cid March 81
Homely, LIE Dain: cid April
PHILADELPHIA.
Schr Judge Hopkins, Baker, cid May %
Schr John Griffin, Foster. cid june
WEST HARTLEPOOL.
Nor. Brig Meteor. Hoist, cid --
NEW YORK
NOrweigen Brig Nornen, Matheson, cid May 81
Schr Lucia Murchison, Jones, cid June
Br Barque Deer. cid May 10
vearge, .Norgaard, cid May 8
Swedish BaTque Ulrika Bredenberg, cid May Is
(Br) Rarque Amazon, Mcdonald, cid May IA
NEWPORT;
Br Barque Fair & Easy, Taylor, CID May 81
BOSTON.
German Barque Scala, Waack, cid May %
Schr Kate f Rich, Walford, cid May %
German Barque Vega, BranshOh, cid June l
NOrweigen Barque, EldOradO, ThOmassen,
cid June
German Barque MuSca, Giese, cid June
BALTIMORE.
Schr Jessie Clark. Clark, cid June
LONDON.
Diana-Jonnassen. cid May %
PROVIDENCE.
Brig Isola, Snowman, cid june
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CauscIess Depression.

This expression is often used, but it is mani
festly absurd. Gloom and melancholy not
spontaneous. They are unnatural mental con-
ditions and usually have corresponding causes.
If there is no apparent reason for dependency,
it is symptom OF physical disease. In nine
cases out of ten the stomach, the liver and the
bowels are responsible for the cloud which ests
upon the brain. In all such eases immediate
and permanent relief may be obtained by the
use of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. If the di-
gestive organs are weak an invigorant is neces-
sary if the liver is disordered an Alternative is
required if the bowels are constipated or ir-
regular a gentle aperient is needed. In that
famous vegetable remedy these three medicinal
properties are commingled with several others
of a scarcely less important character, and
hence it speedily cures every species OF hype-
chondria arising from material causes, by re-
moving the causes themselves.
In the summer, when disorders OF the stom-
ach aud bowels, bilious complaints and all dis
eases which fleet the aSsiIpil ating and secret
i've organs are especially PREVALENT, the lmp0r-
lance of having this invaluable tonic, altera-
tive and corrective in every dwelling, and
within the reach OF all who travel by land or
water, cans OF he Ovcr estimated. As it Is a
staple articI, tn rou chosIt the country it would
be next to impossible to find settlement, near
or remote, unproviIed with stock of this IA
nous vegetable restorative.
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EXPORTS


NEW NOIK-Schr JOhh-2,OlS bbls Iosin,
Goo do spts, 81 bales cotton.
New NoRK.-Steamship Bencfactor-4. OS2
bbs r0sin, 4l2 bbls spirits, 80 do tar, BOB bbls
turpentine, 6S bbls pitch, 20 bales cotton, 81
bales sheeting; 80 bbls soapstone, pkgs lndze,
go bushels peanuts.
PHILADELPHIA-Sch Sarah Brucn-10) tons
old iron, ~ ,ON feet lumber, So 900 shingles.
FALL RIVER, MAss-Schr Light OF the Fast
120,OS5 feet lumber.
ALEXANDRIA, VA-Schr Frank Hodges
81 900 feet lumber
ALEXANDRIA, VA-Sloop J X Burnite-I0 900
feet lumber.
BALTIM MORRIS tea mship RcbCCca CLYDE
1,906 bbls rosin, 81 do tar. 81 do pitch, lis do
spirits, 70 empty ale kegs, lI3 bushels pea nuts,
22,I5O shingles, II pkgs mdZe.
NEW YORK-Steamship Regulator-93o bbls
spirits 1000 bbls rOSir, As bales cotton 43 bbls
soap stone, 800 shocks, % bushels peanuts, 10
bbls tar, 81 do pitch.
FOREIGN.
kINGsTON, JAMAIcA-(Br) Brig Hadee-
IS, l64 feet lumber, 50 900 shingles.
LONDON, ENG-(Br) Brig Wflliamina-76o
bbls spirits, 916 do rosin.
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Charity Hospital

under the suspices Of said College. The in.
ducements to take tickets surpass any scheme
yet presented To the public. The charitable
PURPOSE IL beyond doubt, and the scheme pre-
SCENTS one prize in eight blanks, which is tar
more liberal than usual, while the character
OF the respectable medical gentlemen connect
ed with the College is pledged for the fair and
honest payment OF every prize in the follow.
ing scheme:
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Hon. HOrace-s NeiShbOrs viii go Ia
Baltimore.

On the 4th Of July twelve citizens of
Westchester county will start from Mount
Vernon for Baltimore. They will travel
the whole distance in magnificent club
wagon drawn by four beautiful horses.
The leaders will be white and the wheel
horses black. The club wagon will be gold
mounted, the body blue, and the running
part white and red. On the sides of the
wagon in raised bronze letters will be the
words:
Westminster county.
The Home Of Horace Greeley"
ELplirG On. W Gazette.
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Slips of paper numbered to correspond wnk
the number on the six thousand tickets, viii
be placed in tubes in a wheel, and seven hux.
dred and fifty slips OF paper, describing the
several prizes, will be placed in another wheel
Two boys, blindfOlded, will draw simultaneOu.
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 be entitled to the prize named on the slir
OF paper drawn at the same time by the Othed
boy. This will be continued until the whole of
the seven hundred and fifty prizes are drawn
The drawing will be conducted I'm public under
the supervision of a Committee of the College
Tickets may be had of Brock & Webb,
OF their authorized Agents. A liberal disc
will be made to gents.
may7 1S9d&w6wc
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ate wants The stock is on the increase and
to-day as taken is 236s bbls. The market closes
steady to-day at $3.50 for hard, 50 IS for yellow
dip, and 81 so for virgin. The receipts and
sales for the week reach 90 600 bbls., which have
sold as the following table wfli show
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-06-14

Hundreds OF cases cf ScrOfuia, in its worst
stages old cases OF Syphilis that have defled
the skill Of eminent Physicians, Rheumatics
who have been suffering for years and the vic
Tins OF the injudicious use of Mercury, have
been radically cured by DIR. TUFTS SARSA-
PARILLA AND QUEENS DELIGHT. 1t is
the most powerful Alternative and blood purifier
known. 1t is prescribed by many Physicians
in their practice.
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DIED.

Near Philadelphia, on the 8th instant, after
lingering Illness MARIA G. LAZARUS, daugh-
ter of the late Aaron Lazarus, aged 60 years.
In this city, on Wednesday morning, of chol-
era infantum, HATTIE CLARINDA. infant
daughter OF Nm. NJ. and Laurina "A. Harriss,
aged months and II days.
Yesterday, at ~ o'clock P. NJ, SARAH
AMANDA, wife of b. f. White, aged 26 years,
IL months and q days
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-06-14

If you have Chills, whether every other day,
every tenth day, or every two or three weeks,
take DIR. TUFTS Liver Pills and you will check
them, otherwise they will stick to you all win
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Griffin & Hoffman.

No SOUTH STREEI' bAAAAMURE'
We refer by permission to: Mesers. Walter
X. Martin s. Co., Rich mOnd, Va; Ex- Gov. NJ
L. BOnbam, of South Carolina; Gen. p. NJ. 3.
Young, NJ. c., Gainesville, Ga. X F. Lawton,
Esq, Cashier Exchange Bank, Macon, Ga.
Mobile, Ala; Hon. Jefferson Davis, Memphis,
Tenn.
june il 2i8-4w
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St. Louis is Staying her honest watch
dogs at the rate of eleven hundred
month
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Corr MEAL.-The manufacturing OF the city
mills combined with large receipts by rail keeps
the market heavily supplied, and dealers are
selling from store at 81 10 per bushel
WooD.-yery little business is now doing In
this line. The market for Pine however rules
high, and other qualities in lieu keep up. Flat
loads sell at the following rates, per cord :
Pine. Observation-Disclosures. ...-....s2 IS TO 90
Ash..............- 500
Oak Observation-Disclosures. 3 90
Blackjack .........,......S 90 to 5 g
EGas-The large receipts has relieved the
wants to extent the market Is little
lower. Sells from carts at 90 to 22x cents per
dozen).
BEEF CATrLE-Butchers extent of purchases
are limited to their immediate wants very few
are arriving, which sell at to 10 cents per Id.
on the heof.
FLorR-Has experienced no change of quota
ton since our last. The receipts are large, and
the stock has been increased. The demand is
good, and we refer to table for Wholesale
prices for quotations.
LIME-The stock is fully large to supply the
wants, which only for small lots. Sells from
store at 81 IS per cask.
TIMBRR-The receipts of this article though
| quite small, suf Gent with the stock now on
| hand to supply the mills for present manufac-
! correct statement OF the market
. EXTRA PRIME MILL LUMBER by
Railroad, --..........-. $40 90 to IL 90
Second class Go. $15 90 to 16 90
! River Timber, first quality. .S13 90 to Is 90
Second class river. $50 90 to Is 90
! Common Mill. ..........-........S so to 10 90
! Ordinary. .......................$ 90 to so
! Inferior. ................S 90 to 90
PEANUTs-Remain in the same Gull and quie
condition noted last week
? Ordinary ........................S rs to 90
! Prime. .......... 20 TO L so
/ tancy Memo.
| LUMBER.-The City Mills are doing fair
business, and selling cargoes at the following
rates
Pine Steam S1aoed LulnOes--CdTg0 Rdtes-Des
/ 1000 feet.
Ordinary assortment, Cuba cargoes. 800 OO(92o 90
" " Hayti cargoes.. 90 OO920 90
Full cargo wide Boards. -...-.....-.. 20 O0@z5 90
g flooring boards, rough 90 O0@26 90
Ship Stuff per specifications. % OO83o 90
! Deals, by 20 00922 co
/ FEEIGHTs.-By steamers rates continue high,
/ but by sailing vessels naval storo rates are I'M
! changed. The scarcity of freight room has been
| relieved by the recent arrivals. We refer to
our table for last rates paid.
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MARINE sNrELLlGENCE.
ARRIVED.

CpAHTWISE.
(Br) IarYue ATiadne-IIoweN baltimore,
astcr.
Schr Luck-Chadwick, Elizabeth City, Bin
ford, Crow * Co.
Steamship Benefactor, Jones, New York,
Barry Bros.
Schr Ida Richardson, Bedall. tppaIannock
river, Va Willard Bros.
steamship tebecca Clyde, Childs, Balti-
more. : ID Cazaux.
Steamship Regulator, Freeman, New York
Barry Bros
FOREIGN.
Brig John Pierce-Murray, Carienas, via
Philadelphia, NOrthIO p x Cumming
Schr Carleton, Aubrey, Nassau, with fruit to
+ kidder & Son.
CLEARED.
COASTwISE.
Schr Tarry Not. TimnonI, Philadelphia
lIarriss Il Howell.
Schr S w, Simmons, Williams PhiIaIel-
pha, HarriSs & Howell.
Schr, John, Williams, New York Williams &
, MurChison
steamship Bencfactor, Jones, New York 4,
Barry Bros.
Schr Sarah Bruen, Fisher, Philadel phia,
Worth Il Worth.
Schr Light of the East, Harper, Fall River,
q G. Pa 'sley, Sr.
Schr Frank Hodges. Thompson, Alexandria,
Va, NOrthrop 81 Cumming.
S!OOp y X Burhite, Forbes, Alexandria, Va,
NOrthrOp * Cumming.
Steamship Rebecca Clyde, Childs, Baltimore
Steamship Regulator, Freeman, New Y ork
Barry Bros.
FOREIGN.
(Br) Brig IIaidec, Mcdonnell, Kingston, ia
maiCa, T. Kidder q Son.
(Br) Brig Williamina, Bousse, london, Will
ltamS 81 MurchsOn.
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DE-. TUFTS Hair Dye Contains no Sal.
phur.
june 216-deod&w1w
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SIX THOUSAND TICKETS ONLY
WILL BE SOLD AT 81 90 EACH
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Free to Book AGENTS.

Free to BOOK Agents.
We will send "A handsome Prospectus OF our
NEW ILLUSTRATED FAMILY BIBLE con-
tanning over $50 fine Scripture Illustrations Ia
any Book Agent, free OF charge. Address Ma
TIONAL PUBLISHING Co., Phila., Pa; Atlanta,
Ga: MemrhiS. Tenn. 4w
Agents Wanted for the AUTODIOGRA-
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ITCktIs, SIU. Ian 1ICKtL5, 20.
Quarters, 81 so.
~ Our lotteJI's are chartered NV the State,
are always draw" the time " ale4 and all
drawings are = =" nc super yis.uu of sworn
mmSSioner~.
- The Off, L., Having viii be published in
the St Louis papers, and a copy sent to puT-
chasers of tickets.
- We will draw a similar scheme the last
day OF every month during the year 1872.
- Remit at risk by POST OFFICE
MONEY ORDERS, REGISTERED LET
TER, DRAFT or EXPRESS. Send for ciI-
eular. Address,
MURRAY, MILLER e. CO.,
ost Once Box 2446. ST. LOUIS, Mo
april 10 166-dEw-eod Tues. Thurs o at
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-06-14
RATES OF FREIGHT.

ART1CI.Es parS+aouar Per Sailing
" Vessel.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-06-14

The North Carolina Beneficial Associate
have generously offered to the College OF PM
sicians and SurReonsof Wilmington, n. C..
draw Oh the 18th OF June next