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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-05-23

NOSIN.-The volume of business in
this article has been large during the
week, considering the many drawbacks
to an active trade. The market, how
ever, in tone, has not been so firm,
and although there is no material
change in the prices of last week, yet
sellers have not been able to procure
the ruling rates in many instances.
Early in the week there was an active
movement and former prices were
freely paid. In the middle of the
week the feeling became less firm,
and at the close the market is very
quiet and easy, and it was with con-
siderable difficulty that prices were
maintained. Strained being the only
grade which is called standard and
which mostly figures in the large trans
actions, our remarks will be mainly
confined. On Thursday, preceding
the opening of the present resume,
we left the market dull with a down
ward tendency On Friday (the first
day. there was no activity, and buyers
were not offering to purchase at any
figures. Saturday morning the market
settled and opened active at a decline
Of 10 cents on previous quotations, and
sales were effected of 1000 bb's. at
s. 45, and LOCO bbls. at 50. 40. Flu
! lures were also active and several thou
| oh II,
sale reported, however, being 1000
bbls., June delivery, sellers's option,
at s. 80. The finer grades were in
good request, and 300 bbls. were sold
at 50 G5 for low No. 1, s. Is for No. 1,
and So 25 for pale. Monday the mar
! ket was quiet; strained was i'll demand
and sales of 1 600 bbls. were made at
! 81 40. Sales also of COB bbls. trans
| pired at $3@$3 % for Pale, and So IS
! Q1S4 for extra pale. Tuesday there
was also good demand for strained
and $50 bbls changed hands at s. 40,
spot, and 3i5 bbls., delivered, at
/ 81 AL. Wednesday the market was
quiet and inactive and only small sales
occurred at 50 40. Sales were reported
CT 1lS bbls. Pale at s. 90@S3, and 1OC
bbls. pale and extra pale at S3 75@$4.
To-day, Thursday, at the close, there
has very little TRANSFERRED in the way OF
sales, and the market may be written
as closing quiet and easy at s. 40 with
a dull undertOne. No. 2 has ruled en-,
tirely nominal, not sale transpirine
during the week. No l and Pales.-
By following the regular daily sales il
will be seen that fair amount of these
grades have changed hands. There i:
scarcely any demand, and sellers, t.
effect sales, have to concede to the
wishes of buyers The receipts, Is, S9'
bbls., against 1858 bbls. for las
week, shows an increase of LIS bbls
The exports were about equal to thos'
of last week, and the stock in marke
is, in round numbers, about 50, OO
bbls. We quote as follows:
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TAR-There has no new feature de-
veloped itself during the present week.
The market has shown aspects of
dizziness peculiar to the season, but
with only moderate receipts and a good
export demand current, the offerings
have been taken without hesitation.
At the close of the week there is rather
more stability TO the tone of the mar
ket, but buyers being in concert, as a
general thing, have refused to pay any
higher rates. The market, however,
closes with steady feeling at s. IS
r Dbl. The receipts for the week
$50 bhls., against 1,149 bbls. for
last week, shows a decrease of 16G
bbls. The exports, 1912 bbls., against
l 100 bbls. for last week, shows an in
crease of 512 bbls. The stock in mar
kat is 4, 265 bbls, against 1861 bbls
for last week, showing an increase of
Gil bbls. The receipts and sales for
the week were as follows
Friday . 1872 bbls. at 2 IS per Dbl.
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Baron Adolphe de Rothschild pro-
poses to build and endow nj Geneva,
Switzerland, hospital for eye dis
eases, ut cost of S10O, WN.
The United States Consul at Belfast,
Ireland. writes that during April, $500
of the flower of the you'll, OF the agri-
cultural districts left that port for the
United States.
People generally have Il great horror
of death by drowning. and an impress
sion prevails that it IS painful mode
of quitting the world. This is not SO,
if we may believe DR.. Hoffman, one
of the survivors of the Dixon disaster.
He describes the sensation of drowning
as an extremely pleasant one, and even
goes SO far us TO say it was quite an in
terruption to his agreeable feelings
when he felt the rescuing hand clutch
his shoulder and drag him from the
water. In other words. the doctor
was grieved that his delightful ex
pcriences were dispersed by the cruel
hand of humanity. This is very con-
sizing, and people who go down to the
sea in ships should cease to entertain
ANY terrors of drowning since it is so
pleasant.
The papers Of the great grain-grow-
ing districts of the West. contin!e to
report that the Spring has been favor
able the putting in OF wheat, and
that greatly increased breadth has
been planted. The crop will probably
he Il very heavy one. The plants are
very thrifty, and the principal danger
seems to be that they will grow too
| rank, SO that much will ''lolse" and
be injured or destroyed bywet weather
about harvest time. It is altogether
certain now that the export demand
! for American wheat will be very heavy
during the coming year. Farmers,
therefore, need entertain no apprehen-
sion of a dull market. Their wheat
will all be wanted at good prices.
Their chief trouble will arise from in.
sufficient means Of transportation.
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&.,~7 as Vessel. in rEsc Port OF s:ii
ta!u",OH, y. <, Nay -. 1873.

DnIGS
Die o.rtJ,.. Re now. dis, L Poschau
Clara E.o;;lae. tLcur.,htln. dis.
O. G Barker * Co
Nor rro7pe2ite, Barosen, dis,
Heide Bros
Br Joshua King, Smith, dis, Master
Br N:nocene, Hammond, dis,
Harriss 5, Howell
AIariposa, Milton, Dis.
{, q Barker & Co
German Victoria, Schulz, dis,
J x Blossom x Evan :
BARQUES.
Courier, Clans, dis, E Peschau
Nor Bravo, Chri5topherser, dis,
Heidc Bros
(G,rn.t") Theodore Voss, Do!la. !dg,
Europe, Willard Bros
Nor Acoj1s, Krlgh. dis. Heide Bros
Ger Frederick Scala, Waack, dis,
william 6, Nnrchison
German Maria 4adeioide. Pocutis, 1dg,
Europe, Williams & Murchison
Norweg Barq1lc Mimi, Rouning, dis,
s5prunt Il Hinson
German Shanghae, Nauschutz, ldg,
Europe, Williams 4 Murchison
German Intraclt, Musweik, ldg,
Europe, } Anderson N 90
| German Mynheer, Antwerp, dis,
DeRosset & Co
German Miner, Bosa, dis,
Willard Bros
Br Ella Moore, Neve, dis,
Williams & Murchison
SCHOONERS.
Silver Spray, Chadwick, dis,
Ct CT Barker & CO
Ida Bella, Fisher, dis,
Williams & Murchison
E Frances, Payne, dis, DeRosset & &c
| List o. Vessel. Sailed for this Port
| CARDIFF.
Meteor, McCnllock, sid Oct Il
NEWPORT (WALEs).
| Delta Peterson, sid Nov /:
PLYMOUTH.
| Oceana. As7acksen, sid April II
! BRIG Yuma. sd March l.
! GHTtSI.
| Courier, Claus, sid March
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At 2 mectIng OF The peninsula fruit

At meeting OF the peninsula fruit
were made that the crop will be equal
to, if not greater than, last year. when
the S ai,,,nents reached over 5000, 600
baskets. One of the prominent topics
before the meeting was the necessity
of having new routes and new markets
beyond New York. It was stated that
the crop in all the country on the east
ern shore of Maryland and the lower
counties OF Delaware would be enor-
nous, and much larger than for many
years, and unless arrangements could
be made to send peaches beyond New
York, paying prices could not be OBJ
tanned.
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REVIEW
OF THE
WILMINGTON MARKETS,
FOR THE
WEEK ENDING THURSDAY.
May %. 1873.

THE CROPS.-Our information this
week is from along the line of the W.,
c.. & A. r. r. The cotton crop is now
fairly up, but owing to the late heavy
rains is quite grassy. The planters
are doing all they can with a limited
force to chop it out before the grass
gets entire possession. The stand now
is good, and if it can be cleaned in
time viii probably produce we'll
though the rain still continue Corn
is very small, but grow ng well, and
the stand is fair like cotton it is very
grassy. 4 few days of dry hot weather
would make Ill the difference imagina-
bic, that is if hands can be procured.
Nobody who can WELD a hoe is re-
fused, and fair wages are paid i'll cash
If wanted. We may say now what we
could not in oar last report, that we
have a cotton crop growing, and that
the corn crop is fairly under way.
COMMERCIAL EPITOME-Trad
IL our produce and general merchan-
disc markets has been rather quiet
| during the week, and towards The close
there is still dull feeling pcrvading.
., -. ,,,,a;,7a,,o4;.,, 49, ,,,o,,,-
1.,$o.,.- IT, 10, ,-o,.+1,o1o,c
| been some activity displayed and some
/ 4;1 >-,,,.,,J
/
49,. 7i,,o. ~, -o('1-
Ill, 81 a,,a4.,,.;,l.
r. a., a1;ri4. &C. >,;..;t.
-. ,.,..;,,l.7 +1,,.,,,o,1,
-, g H. l1- 1,4 -
| yx-o.3,,os,l.,,- ,,,,-o Wv o,,l since has
1,o,,, ,-....,- o,,io4 o,1 ,ro,1l J,o.;,,
.,a,,:,.l 1,,'. 1,,o,, ,ot;,-, Lo4l, fo,r,,o.
......,-. -.
l-:1,l,l, $4,000 r,,, ,T,7 r..
~, 81 .,71,,.. .,,4;o,,, ha,.-
,.s-..:,, IN, -. - a., &c.,
1.,,;,,, ;-,,..;;.,1
/,..,,l,>. 1,,,.,l.t;,c o,,J I'm. b,va hoo,
o,,;o+ o,1 t4oa.1,- With l;tt,a or no do.
,,1 aar4 ,...nts p,;oor wow,
-. A., a, ;+ 49,,
<..tt,,, rl.a,., 1,o, hoo,, only, .
Iio,,t business done in cotton. The
stock offa,ino e.;!c heinz of very infe.
r;or oualitias and prices for these are
| almost nominal GIojo is frmer and
has advanced a shade oyei. last quota,
tions D,,0rjsj0,,s are uuiet with rattle,
q Inl, faeliner n the close and a declin-
;nc, +ondo,,o1- 70 tba tome D,,, Cood>
Tho Snr;ncr trade in this line IS owl.
aa,+1, o1,ar Tbora b,vo baan lint f. "
,orob.n+s in tho citv 5uri,c
+bo wool, on1 +ho troda is nearly nj
dona ,,,,on orders lfoury-There has
baa,, o,,;te an active demand fcrmone,
o,,r 1oo,1 ,,orl,o+ n,ost of tho voalx
Gov, lave. .ho,.o woe, ma S,,r
nlns means Int dcnosits have in
creased to srch an extent that til,
hanks are now able TO take I'D all til,
ac,entable naDer offering. The specia
features of the market and the change
in prices of the leading articles 0
merchandise for the week ending ar
reviewed as follows:
COTTON-At tho bepinnino of TIN
wool +loro woo ,o,,ifos+ed rather NOR
oooon,,or;od with lo,oer sales
h,t 49, o. sot+lol into the n,ev;
~ ;,oo+iri+r ord d,,l,nass and tb
oeo+o ,,o,-o,,,o,t for tbe veol bo
To-, 1;ah+ While holders have bee
fraa Cellars and the market has bee
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ere to Great Britain, 3.214 bales to
France, and $500 bales to the rest of
the Continent, while the stocks as made
up are now 365, O82 bales.
The sales for the week foot up 216
bales at figures ranging from 101 to IS
cents. We quote as follows
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SPECIAL.
OBSTACLES MARRIAGE,

Happy Relief for Young Men from
the e fleets OF Errors and Abuses III early life.
, Manhood restored. impetlimepts to Marriage
removed New method of treatment. New and
remarkable remedies. Books and Circulars
sent free, in sealed envelopes.
address. HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No.
South Ninth St. Phil delphi. Pa-,-au lnstitu-
ton having high reputation for honorable
conduct and professional skill.
mr.. h - .f-d&w;'moSch
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TALLAHASSEE, T I A.. AuE %, INfS
MF>ST-. IEfLTS x Co our junior editor has
t"ici y2ur E.iscr Regulator AID is taking
i ROW. AMI 1ilI - it i-vatuahit to him As a cor
rector q t!iA ach and regulator of the bow
els A.tjcl 4 ct that he dared not indulge
in before taking your Liver Medicine, he can
now eat with impunity.
Yours truly, DYKES & SPARHAWK.
Editors &C Eloridian.'
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The New EIa.t5c ErU>>. tn {mYDr-
t,,ia I4r.tition. II r-tAtI.s the Euliure at all
tiuIeS and un:fe; The ia:ir,ies er,'ic sever
est strain. Il j. NpFp 18th con- tort. ANA il Kept
nign: asii ia. etI-.rrs herman IN. cure in
a weeks. Sold cfca and >>it ~ mail " hen
requested, circn fret. wi, ot.irred lay le--
ter self t The Elastic truss 60 30. 6s;s Broad
@ar, : \. Li:v. Nobody n>"s "rIal Spring
TTusses: to- ranfu!, thy sip of too frequently.
may: 1iG-deodSWeoWly
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AOui - "S,
4 FRIEND

~ More than thu : decadts of active se;V t
IL catering for the public, have butt ny TOT fh'
American House, Boston, such an enViao
reputation that its proprietor (Lewis Rice) ana
the city may ell be roud OF it.
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CHE s,eOpEe,s Protest.

" Fer dental TRASH our hari-earned cash,
Too long we've spent i'll vain,
But hrncefoTth won't for & OZODONT,
The teeth Iresarves-that'S plain.
may ii l13-d&wtf
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THE GREAT UTHEEN REMFDY

THE GREAI 5 UTHEEN REMFDY
for the Cure of Scrofuiois faint. Riieu.na-
tism, White Swelling, Gout, Goitre, Con-
sumption, Bronchitis, Nervous Debility md
all diseases arising from All impure con-
dition of the Blood.
The merits of this valuable preparation. .Fo
well known that passing notice is bus ne ee-
sary to Temine tine Fea.!ers OF this joarnaiL The
necessity OF always having a bottle OF this meGt-
cine among their stock OF family Necessities.
Certiica yes can ne presented from many lc III
ing Physicians, Ministers, And heads OF faElu-
les throughout the South, indOrsing il in tho
highest terms. The rRisfd Extract Of R6SaddIt..
DIX. IS. WILSON CARR, OF Baltimore, .ays
she has used il in cases Of SCrotUla and o tor
diseases with much satisfaction.
DIR. T. G. PUGH, OF Baltimore, recouIEnc
it to all persons suffering with diseased Blood,
saying it is superior o any preparation he has
ever used.
REV. DABEEY BALL, OF the Ba!t1mor. NJ.
r. Conference South, says he has been 80 Il ich
benefited by its that lie cneerfuily recnIh
men0s Il to all his friends and icquaintanc"s-
CRAVEN & Co, Druggists, at dordbnss ;ae >
Va. saw il never failed TO give satisfaction.
SAINT. G.. MOFADDEE, MurfrecsborO. en-
nessec, SAYS it cured hiTG OF Rheumatism u nsE-
all else failed.
Did our space admit, could give you e. I'll
moniais from every State i'll tae South +. On
persons known to every man, Nopian and c,.ijd
either personally or by reputation
Rosadalls is sold by all nrusgie:s.
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EMP DksTS


Baltimore-SteamsI Lucilic-:5J2
bb!s rosin; 80 bbls tar; $50 casks spirits
turpentine: 36 bales cotton; 10 bales
sheeting; 1J3 bushels peanuts: il, 200
feet lumber; So pkGs mdse.
Washington, ID C-Schr Chas Den
nis-169, $50 feet lumber
New 1ork-Schr Emma c Rommell
) 800 bbls rosir.
New York-Schr John-2,41O bbls
rosin, 50 bales cotton, 2l4 bags pea
nuts, 80 bbls and u t;erces rice, l Dbl
beef. pipes and , bbls wine.
PhiIadelpI1ia-SGhr Georgia-115,-
feet lumber.
Philadelphia Steamship Tonawan-
da-51 bb!5 tar, 500 10 rosin, 234 bales
cotton, ! do wool, 10 do rags, 1G9
casks spirits turrentinc, Il tons old
iron, 3. bales sheeting, 80 bushels
peanuts, - bl4s crude tnrpentine, 100
bales cane fibre, 2GO, 600 shingles.
misunderstanding ID J Foley
gu bbls rosin, % bales sheeting, 80
bhIs tai. 2l1 casks spirits turpentine,
1873 bales cotton, 80 bushels peanuts,
81 bags rice, = l>k@s mdsc, ; bale
pitch, 81 bales hides, 4, 010fcct lumber.
FOREIGN.
Cork for or,crs-Br Brig OrloT-
2,f50 bb!s rosim.
Bristol. Eng Br Brig Jehu-1 LOGS
casks spirits turpcntine; $50 Dbl:
rOsin.
/ st. Pierre, Martiniquc-e5chr \ Rich
arls-I2S, 339 feet lumber; u, 30
/ shingles.
Cork CT Falmouth, fer ordcrs--B,
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MARRIED.

In this city. on thu 2I>t, by he X V. {. w
Warren Mr.. GEORGE r. TiLL.3I 10 Mis-!
MATT IL a. JOHNSON.
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! WICK &MERANE,
Cotton Factors.
General Commission Merchants,
| xxvtJ ~ ~
WILMINGTON. n. G.

~ Liberal Advance made.
sP-Co'sig !n3nts o; Cotton, Naval Stores,
and Country Produce. and orders for the pur-
Chase of same solicited.
~ Bag.ing and Ties on hand for sale.
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GOOD WORDS
FOR THE
PAIN-KILLER.

We can confidently recop,mend the Psis 8 81
Ter Toronto Baptist. s.Ss saga
1t is the most effectuai remedy VIC know
Aches, Pains, flesh wounds, Hc.-St. S011ss
Ne1Us, p. q. ~
We advise thst every family should have SCI
etfectual and speedy Pain -Kijler.-Anaheystlt.s
S. Gazette.
Our own experience is that bottle OF Pain-s
Killer Is the best Physician i trayelles canz
hare.-Hdmi!tpe Spectator.
For both internal aud external apple ton
have found il OF great Faluc.-thris. Era
. A r,edine no family should be without. Non-
T'e0t iiJRscrjp&.
Could ardly keep house W.T. hoet it'd oacc.
Should be kept i'll every house. in readiness
,o1 sudden attacks OF sickness.-Chy1s. Pre- IS.
No article ever obtained such unbound . cps
One of the most reliable specifi - OF the p e.
G}d North .Stfeis.
Its power is wonderful and une1ualed in re-
lieving the most severe pain.-Iurliagtc:s .Serf-
Rst
An indispensable article in the med cine
chest.--N. 7. ErGmtReT.
| 1t wifi recommend itself to all who use t.
Georgia Enterprise.
Is extensively used and sought after really
useful medicine.-Jour7aat, 50. John, N. u.
No medicine has acquired such reputation
| it has real mert.-Nettport Daily Ne,cs.
One of the most useful medicines have used
! it and dispensed it for the past twenty yeAvS-
Rec. HIM. Ward, ASSAM.
The most valuable medicine now in use
Tenn. Organ.
1t is really valuable medicine, and by
many physicians Boston Trdceier.
We always keep it where we can put our Hds
| on it in the dark, If need be.-Reo. c. HID ard,
| Barntdb.
One of the few articles that are just what hoy
pretend to be.-BrunStcick Telegraph
In nv mountain travels no meGicine is OF Fp
universal application Pain Kiiler.-Rey. N.
| III. Baby, Burmdh
PERRY DAVIS 81 SON.
MANF's AND PROPS,
136 HIGH ST, PROVIDENCE, r. I.
| Ill SYCAMORE, ST, CINCINNATI, o,
| 81 ST.PAULST., MONTREAL, CANALA.
II SOUTHAMPTON ROW, LONDON, ENG.
may 81 12i 1y
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rae point s.>Nc2t ;Eu.i.

We have received 4 communication
fr.7a the Postmaster ut Point CdSweil,
IN reference 10 that recently published
I,v rs frosa subscriber IN that section,
IN REGARD to failures IL receiving the
Jo,,E<AI.. He is nnisiahcn IN stDpoin9
4l,at ;,ry OF the blame was attributed
:, t-.ia Our surmise that tie mails
.,.ra +, o heavy for IN entire distrlbu-
.;.g before the tram reached Rocky
Point, las proven correct, and We are
..l,ott 10 ADOPT an arrangement that
Will qua: 4 against tie trouble here
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New York a,aJ Is
Eastern. 7Oen1 10
IRON BANDS AND TIES FOR
COTTON.-Are in good demand and
fair stock. Sells as follows:
Anchor Ties.
Buckle Ties, 81 cents.
oloe Blot Lies,
Arrow Iles' cents.
WOOD-Oak and Ash are III large
supply. but Pine is scarce and wanted
c1. E. A.
49,. 49, ' o
QUANTITIES us IOllOWS:
Pine CD OOGoo o.
Spl1t Ash. ...... 3 OO(O3 so
Oak 3 25M3 so
Blackjack. ..-.'...-.--- ) 5o@3 70
oAI4I.-1he market Is well stocked.
we quote American at 81 4O@$1 45,
and Liverpool at 81 40WS1 so p sack.
IlMbEh-Ihe timber market has
Deen active during the week, but owing
To tho beox-v ,aoaintc +I,o ,,,,.,-o+ I'm
- ~,
=,
North west river mas brought TO mar
ket all the accumulated RATS, and mil
lers being supplied to the full extent
of their present wants are only Offering
to purchase where advantages may be
had. Common articles are extremely
dull, but finer qualities maintain their
former quotation. The city mills will
purchase at the following rates p NJ /:
Extra a rim, frime III" Timber
Prime NH ncr rai,roa,, OK 1 Co., 20 ~ 40
Extra River Timber oo@u 90
Prime River Timber.-----. SO oH@t1 30
oo1iaa -"'''-'' ''-''''','' - m"es' ." ~
inferior ,....e, m[s G On
LUMBER. There is heavy bust
ness doing in the sllippinc trade. both
coastwise and to foreign co,lntries.--
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IF YOU WANT TO buy a bcl OF Shoes at
L Wholesale or Retail 90 10
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Princess St, opposite the JOURNAL Office.
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IN THE LATEST STYLx
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
FESIE COMPREHENSIVE HEIETOF RE
existing under the name ana style Of =. d.
SCOTT x CO, is this day dissolved by III ual
consent.
i. j. Scott is alone authorized to settleu he
old business.
y. j. SCOTT.
II. j. SAULS
The undersigned viii contine to transact
commission business under the Dame and style
of i. J. Scott x Co, and respectfully asks q
continuance OF the patronage bestowed 50 lib
orally here tulore.
i. j. SCOTT.
For reference refer IL Captain /. B. Granger,
President Pank OF New Hanover, Wilmington.
n. c.: +. II. Borden, President Branch Rank
of New Hanover. Goldsboro, n c.: Hon. ~ L.
Dcrtci, W =. Exum and Messrs. 3. & j. Ay-
cock.
march II 60 -3mOs-h
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On TO Union.


The Charlotte OJscrrcr says: les
terllav morning thirty six carts and
mules, with men in proportion, passed
t1,ro7lgh Charlotte on the way to Union
county, where they will begin work on
the Carolina Central Railway. This
axes about sixty carts which have
cone through here within the past
week 10 work on this road.
s.0in@ &c WORK.
The Charlotte DcHOcr0 says Maj.
\ymGer, the Constructing Engineer OF
the Carolina Central Hallway, was i'll
this city OF Friday last organizing his
Corps Of Engineers for immediate
OK on the route bctween Charlotte
and WaGasboro. Air. v. Anes Is the
contractor. ana the work VIII now be
nushcd ahead - completion. y large
i,1lIlbr. II hands and carts and wagons
1,a~scG through here last wce,l Il b
i1st 4 on the work.
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a Mayor at kasf.

The fun is all over with, and the
baby was born yesterday, which his
name IS W. T. Canaday. After Il week
Of a not very inharmcniOus, but GER
tainIv of tough and trying session,
the Board OF Aldermen succeeded yes
ttrtiav. u little after noon, In clectlng
Alderman w T. Cana0ay rs Mayor Of
the city. This was brought about
more 10y u negative, than by positive,
vote, there beng only five alternatives
out OF the ten votes cast. Aldermen
Moore. Adrian, Eishblate. Rice and
z,:.iia,lav voted for Canaday, four Of
tie opposite side voted Tor Wilson,
and there was one blank vote cast
This, Of course, resulted i'll the
election of Canaday. i division was
not called for, and it is therefore not
publicly known a. to who cast the
blank ballot. Alderman Wilson was
IT first disposed to contest the election
hI!t has since. we understand. cOnol:ld-
ed 10 accept t.ic fact rs a settlement Of
tic point 1T issue.
Geo. y. Price, il, (colorcdJ had
inst previously lean chosen Marshal,
l,v Il Unanimous vote. and thus. with
Mr. Servoes a. Clerk and Treasurer,
thc three principal offices il the NH
uicipality have been filed. The Board
meet again this evening to choose the
minor officials.