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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-06-20
''"e e"e~"peahj" an" Delaware
Canal.

The Chesapeake and Delaware Canal
was completed 18th October, 1929. 1t
cost originally two and quarter mil
lion II dollars. The United States con-
tribtited four hundred and fifty thou,
sand dollars; Pennsylvania one hun
dred thousand :; Maryland fifty thou
sand, and Delaware twenty-five thou
sand. 1t is sixty feet wide a! surface,
and thirty-six at bottom. 1t has an
average depth Of nine feet. The
greatest excavation is at the Summit,
and is seventy-siX and a-ha!f feet. The
The bridge. which now spans this cut
is 2Gj feet long, 80 feet high, and has
q pivot draw of 1875 feet. There are
but three locks i'll the fifteen miles
of its length, viz: one at each extremi
ty, and one at St. Georges, about four
miles from its Delaware terminus
These locks are of the most approved
construction, and admit two of the
largest vessels suite to the navigation
of the canal at one time.
The supply of water is abundant.
All the streams and ponds along its
line have been utilized, At St.
Georges a line of ponds, at the head
of St Georges Creek, has been con.
structed. twenty-four feet above the
line of the canal, capable of replenish-
ing the waste of water when the great
wheel at Chesapeake City is not at
work This latter is the principal
;.sEoi.cy for this purpose, and IS GER
tainl, i most wonderful power. 1t is
thirtv-eight feet IN diameter, has upon
its periphery twelve buckets, an,t dis
charges INTO the canal from lack
CTeefs~ t!sr.- j;.uusand cubic feet of
water an hour. The water pass, first
into Il pond OF thirty-five acres. The
food tide opens the gateway. which
closes as soon as the ebl, begins. 10
get dn Idea al Il wor,s Of THIS wheel
one need only to be told that, in the
seven hours when the basin is shut
up from the tide, the wheel discharges
two and a-liaif feet OF water into the
canal.
does not go lmrebuked Ill Georgia.
The Grand Jury of Fulton county, i'll
that State, have found true bills
against John G. Campbell, for sending
1t challenge to fight duel, and j.
Fraser 5liecut for carrying the same.
George Wallace, charged with being
present at, and aiding and abetting in
II duel between Houston Force and
Harvey Townsend, was recently tried
and acquitted. It is evident that duel
iing is getting to be looked upon, even
i'll the South, i'll its proper light-as a
crime
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OBITUARY..

Mrs Macy r. EKYA y, lately a resident OF
Mcintosh c'untE, c., was born at Washing
ton, \. G. and di G IA Newborn, r. g., in the
Gi-t ear Of her age. OF congestion OF TIE brain,
while on 4 vls,t TO her early friends
She had long neeH fitting herself IN the school
of the church sh" los Ell we'll this last
severance ct ear hlv ties; having years IA 20 be
ONE II ;;Inunlcant. aud by her earnest zeal
in her Matters serNice. dawn her children
i;lro tne me fold. Her dc. often 10 her family
WAS beautiful to witnt -, tail stni rich 10 expe
ii nee, aI-d when the char OF her affections
b.okcn by ,cGt's, aEd on by enc the links
w.re take fy tae : tvi0ur's hand, His love Up
hci,i her His pitT:, I."r, ia. ar Hoa G.cr Ieft d
6e-er~sCi rnotIeT BORROWING, hut Lot = with
out toIe. shJ: raised her strea ming eyes to the
Cross with tie ta1th THAT couii say g Lord
take tn m to t. = bosom, they are tune but
hen have tinIsh 81 I'll. work 1Eou hast st
70 do here. !es me Ia, my bCTd n IT thY feet,
and with ci-5tr hands Gasp once more nay
: ,a<urcs- trss.I:e; Thee that 3tme az. there 10
greet Ilv, n.lc those leave b"i,rsi i'll ny
k7r''Fns Thou wilt. and rEo1 alone canst,
80 them.
We da.c n;t say sic i, lost TO us when she
leaves clue 50 h'isft a1.'t strong by which 10
guide 10 t vino know her, 10 tie same rich
goal--h- tullne>s OF peace ana iovt-w4ere the
words We l done ,ci'hiui servant ring i'll
sweet chimes through eHd;ees space. HOW
! ii 0ok back the days OF her sunday
EchGat 'cac,iae, IS the turning point III their
religions 'e! "a" MANY may sta be led 10
I: IL ,s: by tr vote 50 IA even. .;4.fting IN
thtiT ear, to-, ,i:Iti. her depar f., III home
in !.eCembeT last, She was an unTearTin2
p. p Church, or the Ridge, near DaTien.
We 81 ali miss her VIC 40 miss hcr-nliss the
willing hs art and sc .tty and III evsry p.oiect
fer TIA" adTancfu"ht OF the hur"h In cur
strug, to rtbuil.i eur Church 'djt:ct, so Ie p
orr x, or, to h"rr and sfTeEEhticn him, >iic
nest 4rIt faithful unit ring and hopeful
/ Til tlitu;c to lac IN II orv uit oH.l Ell IA
mert Z II ON at cant hH simply rs
{ honest tc-tirA 10 ar tItues. hy oTe w .
was little etc than ;sl,S 49,: IiTttHn.!I
! TO knew NJ matels her whose years AID expe-
rience placeI her bclOnd ana above Young r
l4horefs WI" scarcely ri:'im 10 car, h Ir missed
penny But can CLEAN IL hr" attn, and
! by faithful etf1rt NAY at last become harves
| tiers.
Will we not all. in the little ChaI ch where
! she wcrshipped with us. remember her, and tTs
! TO emulate her humf lie piety "-joi lg. as she
d d. wi h heart whole eaInestneSs in the prayers
| and praises--giving to God, not lip service
merely h [ truth ard warmth-t'Iat if sud
denly called like her, We may keep our Easter
| in the Saviour's Courts with the angelic host,
| and all the saints and martyrs
| " Mine eyes lock upon SUI Ii as are faithful In
the Land, that they may dwell with us
| t.The RIDGE, near Darien. Ga. April II, -.
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4
/ two per centum, and on bales weigh.
ing 200 to $50 fbs., four per centum on
value.
Rule SO. On all cotton weighed for
sale. the weigher shall deduct from
the weight of each bale the actual
weight of all bagging overlapping.
| Rule 80. When cotton of various
grades is sold by sample, at an aver
age price, aud for proper causes, re-
| Jectlons are made, and such rejected
bales are from the grades better than
the average, the seller shall make good
to the buyer the difference in value:
and If the reflections are from grades
below the average, the buyer shall
make good to the seller the difference
Rule 40. All the foregoing rules
must be justly and literally construed,
and no property shall be rejected or
condemned on mere technicality.
New HANOVER Co., n. C.,l
June 18th, 1873.
MEssRs. EDITORS The other day
while an old woman was busting her
pantry shelves she, by chance, found
the old charter of the town of Lilling
ton. Though the announcement crea-
ted but little excitement at first. vet
the profession" deemed advisable to
organize, lest the great wheel of pro-
gress should stop from want of proper
laws to govern its increasing momen-
tum
The first few thoughts that were
suggested to the Board were, that
Broadway should be widened, the
treasury be filed, and all stray stock
to wear a twenty collar
Dickens patent, The wits of the
professional being sharpeEed and
their genius being somewhat aroused
by the stability of the work thus far
accomplished, it was next considered
whether or not an aerial city should be
constructed, the direction of the creek
changed, or have police. After
''much fuss and feathers" the latter
proposition was adopted 3orOUided,
h,wcrC', that the police should "keep
straight and be on duty every
Saturday.
The police, fully impressed with the
responsibility incumbent upon them,
''began service" by informing Jump
ing mule, with their cudgels, that they
''meant business" and must see that
the city ordinances are obeyed. An
old woman passing at the time
that she thought the war
had been ended. At first we We're
much surprised at this magical reform
in our local affairs, but as this is a
age, we made all due
b.
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written steady at former prices Grain
The grain market has been quiet and
steady with little or no change in
prices, but rather firmer tendency to
the tone. PrOuisions-Are very quiet
and former prices We're well maintain
ed. The stocks of Western and Caro-
lima are fully equal to the demand.
Dry GOods-There is perfect stag
nation in the wholesale dry goods mar
ket and very few orders from the
country are being received. The local
retail movement is good and dealers
are doing quite an active business in a
small way. Mo'aey-The money mar
ket is tight. The Banks are having
| frequent calls for loans On collateral.
and are taking all acceptable paper
offered at 1. to 2 u cent. The special
features of the market and the changes
IN prices for the leading articles of
commerce for the week ending are re-
viewed as follows:
COTTON-The cotton market has
been excited all the week, acting under
the influence of the panic which occ 1rred
IN New York on Friday last, and by
which several heavy dealers were COM
PEELED to suspend owing to the failure
to fill contracts. Monday a general
revision of our quotations was made.
Ordinaries were advanced ! cent, Low
Middling cent, and Middling cent.
tuesday prices were advanced-Ordi-
narles quoted at /! cent advance, Low
Middling cent, and Middling cent.
Wednesday further advance Of cent
was made all round. The Commercial
ana Financial Chronicle commenting
on the advance says "This advance
was based upon the Improvement at
Liverpool, assisted by the decreasing
stocks here, and the considerable short
sales, and further by the report from
the South of rain and consequent
damage claimed to have resulted to
this crop"
At New York the bells" of the
Cotton Exchange seem to have the |
market entirely i'll their own hands |
which is not remarkable, in view of the |
fact that they have stock in that city |
of only GO, 900 bales of all kinds, to fill |
outstanding contracts of 600, 900 bales,
and the ''shorts" are evidently at the |
mercy of the bulls" The market |
here closes steady at our quotations.
The receipts at all the ports for the
week were IL, 245 bales, against %, $50 |
bales last week, 3O,O96 bales the pre-
vious week, and 4,O44 bales three
weeks since, making the total receipts
since the first of September, 1872,
3, 456, 500 bales, against ., CTS, Oi5 bales
for the same period of 1871 70, show
ing an increase since September LIST,
1872, of 77S, AGA bales. The exports
for the week reach total of 30. 766
bales, of which 30 ZIG bales were to
Great Britain, none to Franc, and
30 to the rest of the Continent. while
the stocks az made up are now DOT, 543
bales
The sales for the week 1elch a
total of 1919 bales at figures ranging
from to 10 cents T 10. The quote
the market firm as follows
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-06-20

ROSIN.-The volume of business
| has been much restricted during the
| past week on account of the extreme
small quantity of strained offering
sale, and the market remains in about
the same position as when we last
| wrote. Early in the week Friday) the
| market for strained showed more firm
ness in consequence of the good de-
mand prevailing, and sellers were ask
ing higher rates but buyers refused to
pay them and the sales were confined
to only go bbls. at s. % = hbl.
Saturday under the prevailing good
enquiry the market opened firmer and
sales of 475 bills, were effected at
s. 80 and 400 bills, at s. 35 p Dbl.
Monday there was exhibited a good
enquiry but the tone of the market
was not firm, and sellers, to effect
sales, accepted decline of 5 cents
The sales We're 1000 bbls, spot at
s. 80 and 500 bills, June delivery
Sellers option) at 81 30 p Dbl. Tues
day there was little, if any, demand for
strained. Buyers were not offering
freely former rates, but small pur
chase was effected at the previous
days prices. Wednesday the market
was extremely quiet, and buyers were
Offering previous days rates, but
sellers were wanting, consequently
no sales traspired. To-day Thursday
ut the close of our report the market
closed quiet at 50 80 f Dbl.
No. about the usual demand has
existed for this grade, but the offerings
this week were not large and only a
fair amount of transactions occurred.
Friday the enquiry was good and 275
bbls., extra grade sold at 81 81.
From Friday up to Wednesday moth
ing transpired in the way of sales, but
on the latter day a sale of 100 bbls.,
extra No. was effected at 81 35 Ga
small declinel at which figures the
market closes.
No. 1-Early in the week the mar
ket exhibited some animation and
higher prices were asked. These how
ever were not obtained until Saturday,
when 900 bills, sod at s. 80 and rs
bills, at 81 p Dbl. Since then the
market has been very quiet and nomi-
nal.
PALE.-There has been good en-
quiry for Pale and Window Glass and
the amount of transactions will COM
pare favorably with the previous week.
Sales have ranged from So up to So 25,
and at the close of our writing good
qualities will bring full market prices.
The receipts for the week 15,473
bills, against II, 136 bills, for the
previous weeks show an increase of
1887 bbls. The exports for the week
20,376 bills, against 81, 407 bills, for
last week, show decrease of 1,031
bbls. The stock in market is So, 1S4
bbls., in yard and 7,175 bbls afioat.
Total stock 1858 bbls. We quote as
follows.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-06-20
DER BABY.
BY MARK QUENCHER,

so help me gracious, efery day
| laugh ME wild to saw der way
My small young baby drie to lay
Dot funny little bal V.
When look OF diem lectle toes,
IND saw dot IIInny leetle nose,
| 81 alilc like | was .rdZE.
nd when / heard the real nic- way
D.itm peoples to my wife dhey sa,
More like his fader* every day
vas SO broud like blaZeS.
Sometimes dhere comes n lee:le scbquall
Dol's when der windy Wind will crawl,
kighd in its lectle stchOmack schmall,
Dots to bad for der baby.
Dot makes him slug at night so schVeet,
ind gorrybarEic he must eat,
Ini / must chumb shbry on nv feet
TO help dot ieetle baby.
He bulls my nose uDd kicks my hair,
md grawlS me over everywhere,
nd S:,ioil be IA me-but vat careo
Dot vas my small young baby.
Around my head dot ieetle arm
Vas SchqUcaZin me so nice uud warm
ON - may dhere never COON some harm
70 dot Slimall leet!c baby.
- Dot vas me himself.
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CsE D.

III this city, yesterday morning, June nth, at
LSons, aged as years.
In New Hanover county. after few days OF
Sutft Eng. on lie iIl June, 1873 Mrs MAXI H A
NJ EE, the wife OF &ir John Il. Lee, and
daughter OF thu iat4 Robert L. banner mar,
aged % years.
NJ Lie i.avcs behind her d mourning hus-
band I'll children and large iii Gle of
friends to re Their !OsS- The eIEttfGn and
affecting iIt-liigence OF the de .rh OF this be
loved AID Is ntd lady, has h led many hearts
with bitter X ct and saunCs.. She was brilht,
cheerful and happy i'll AL her dis! os:tiOns,
s., m5d .lw To live iii tbs sunshine OF life,
administering pleasure au.i comfort - all
around I.cr, TO those EGble ana generous
virtues were I'D u grace thai sti ute;i her an
affection lie ana devoted VI, lie aL0 iOnd and
t -nfcI i her. She was iavOrite among her
relat YES, md beloved by large circle OF
lends but alas. - tx 81 II loves a shinin &
ma: k he mji the. bright Dc, cruelty
and E.lti t$s,y - Zc,t with his cold, icy hand
our be owed V,ni a:..Gn, d q CALLED, para yZed
AM si:enccd ali ia huJyant t1I, t'uIS Ii his
awful emIra I. t&ut " hy sh III i We lie 50 sell
fish as to 14oGrI o;It I"ss when We believe that
IL Is her eternal gain .? She had, II carly lite,
resigned herself Him who had given Himself
for her, that She might become heir with Him
TO eternal glory And now tie Father. at The
request CT II r tiuer pIoth T, crc!l .Jt>US, has
taken hJr 10 tie 81 jos MAJ OF that II eriJancc
pre- AIRED 10. IL I by Hi=i Then he ccInfoTted
ali sm,;u: ming Ul,s. A:ld dear ,je<u>, as there
is lcIt aci;ig va Il i'll rne heart of her be
reaved husband, comfort him by filling TIE
vacancy with III, love, a. d may he draw largely
from the treasure OF Thy Divine grace. And
Thou great she erti o. Israel" scry tender
~ care Tor her dear little ones S.
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SPIRITS TURPENTINE.- There
has been Il decided firmer feeling in the
market during thepresent week, owing
principally to the large orders on mar
ket for foreign shipment, and better
feeling in the New York market. Sellers
to a large extent have been tolerably
firm, but buyers havebeen able to pro-
cure sufficient supplies at only small
advance on last weeks prices. On
Friday the market opened quiet and
steady at 40! cents and ruled at those
figures with free sales during the day.
On Saturday the demand for foreign
expectation was heavy and sellers re-
fused to accept the previous days pri-
ces. Sales were made, however, du-
ring the morning of 36 casks at 40!
cents, but i'll the evening, buyers find
ing it impossible to purchase any large
quantity at those figures, paid an adj
vance of ] cent for 700 casks. Mon
day the demand of the previous day
was good and 500 casks were sold at
IL cents. tuesday there was no change
exhibited i'll prices, but the tone to-
ward the close CT the day showed more
firmness. Wednesday morning consid-
cradle activity was displayed and sales
of 800 casks We're effected at an adj
vance of cent. To-day CThursday)
at the close of our report, the market
is quiet and easy at AL cents with u
weak undertone. The receipts for the
week $3.50 casks against 1881 casks
for last week, shows decrease of 651
casks. The exports for the week 2,376
casks against 4, 500 cssks for last week,
shows also a decrease of 2,516 casks.
The stock in market is 1907 casks
against 1888 casks for last week, shows
an increase of 1,O4 casks. The sales
for the week were as follows:
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ARRIVED.

| Steamship Tonawanda, Wiltbanks
Philadelphia, Worth & Worth.
Norwegian Barque Bertha, Hanson
Yarmouth, N S, Heide Bros.
Steamship d Foley, Price, Balti-
more, A d Cazaux
Steamship Benefactor, Jones, New
| Br Barquentine Elizabeth Taylor,
McGinnis, Bermuda, Wick & Mehane,
in ballast.
June 16-Br Barque Ansdeu, Key,
Bristol, Eng, DeRosset & Co.
Schr Maggie, Canaday, Jacksonville.
| Edwards & Hall.
june 17-Steamship Lucille, Ben
nett, Baltimore, A ID Cazaux.
CLEARED.
Steamship Metropolis, Nicholson,
New York, Barry Bros.
German Bmque Courier, Claus.
Stettin, Willard Bros.
Schr Lucy Wright, Elzey, New
buryport, Conn, Williams & Murchison.
June Craftsmanship Benefactor,
Jones, New York, Barry Bros.
Schr Adeila Corson, Godfrey, New
York, Moffitt & Co.
Jun 17-Steamship Tonawanda, Wilt
banks, Philadelphia, Worth &c Worth.
Steamship D J Foley, Price, Bal
timore, A D Cazaux.
Brig Waltham, Timm, New York,
Motif & Co.
German Barque Sophie Gorbitz,
Gorbitz, Cork or Falmouth for orders,
Willard Bros.
Schr Chas Sawyer, NIullan, Kings
ton, Ja., E Kidder & Sons.
Schr Ben, Davis, New York, Viii
Hams & Murchison.
Brig Isola, Lord, Boston, G. G Bar
kcr & Co.
Brig Black Swan, Wlnslaide, Mar
Unique, E. kidder & Son.
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CRUDE TURPENTiNE.- At the
opening of the current week, under
review, the dullness which we noted in
closing our last report had rivited
itself SO firmly upon the market that
the tone, on Friday morning, showed
! considerable signs of weakness, but
with concerted efforts on the part of
receivers they managed to maintain
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EXPORTS,
70 ACTuTCE


Newburyport, Conn-Schr Lucy
Wright 100, 10 feet lumber.
New York-Steamship Penefactor-
2,9i} bbls rosin, % casks spirits t,1r-
pentine, 200 bbls crude turpentine. 20
do tar, 10 bales sheeting.
Schr Adella Corson-3, 360bbls rosin.
New York-Brig Waltham, 1.7Ol
bbls rosin.
schr Ben-56 bales cotton, 2,475
bbls rosin, IS casks spirits turpentine,
Il bales bales sheeting, q bbls fish, Sc
boxes mdse.
Boston-Brig Isola, $50 bbIs rosin,
$50 bbls tar, so casks spirits turpen-
tine.
Philadelphia-Ste Steamship Tonawan-
ia, l, POI bbls rosin, J94 bushels pea
nuts, ITO bales cotton, % casks spirits
turpentine, 90,GSS feet lumber, 6 bales.
yarn, 5 bbls wine, 10 boxes mdse,
Baltimore-Steamship ID J Foley,
A bales cotton, 2I9 casks spirits tnr-
pentine, LOIS bbls rosin, 80 bbis
pitch, % bales sheeting, IS obIs flour.
10 bbls sugar, 30, 1872 feet lumber, As
empty beer kegs, so bbls crude turpen-
tine, 24O bbls tar, . boxes mdse, s
bales rags.
Cork or Falmouth for Orders-Ger-
man Barque Sophie Gorbitz, 2,150
casks spirits turpentine
Kingston, Ja.-Schr Clias SAWYER.
Ia, 600 feet lumber, $4,000 shingles,
MARrENIQUE-Brig Black Swan
40, al feet Lumber, 80, go Shingles.
List OE Vessels iH the Port oS Will
mimgtOn. n. C., Hume 20, 1879.
STEAMSHIPS.
lucille, Bennett, ldg AD Cazaux
BARQ
Elizabeth Taylor, McGinnis, Gis,
Wick & Mebane
BARQUES.
BIZ Ansdell, Key, dis, DeRoss set & Co
Norwegian Bertha, Hanson, dis.
Heide Bros
German Hermann Heinrich, Ostrish,
dis, e Peschau
SCHOONERS.
George ID Loud, Holbrook, dis.
E Lippitt & Co,
Chas Dennis, Weeks, dis, 4 D Cazaux
larry Not, Dalbs, dis, Harris & Howell
Il Hayford, Schultz, dis,
J H Chadbourn 6 Co
Mary Augusta, Holt, dis,
o G Parsley & Co
J 3 Vandusen, Corson, ldg, Bath,
Harriss & Howell
zE.zxEEy7
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An old Kentucky gentleman, whose
son is under arrest for crime. has died
of grief.
A woman's printing company has
Just been organized in ST. Louis.
Florida has still Spanish instincts,
and is preparing for public bull
fight.
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FREIGHTS.-The changes Of rates
in freight during the week have been
few. BY coastwise the amount of ton
mage is about equal to the enquiry for
berths, but by foreign vessels they are
extremely high and wanted. Lumber
dealers are offering full rates for char
tiers, but produce offering ship ment is
quite small
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TAR. There has not been much an
imatiOn III the market for this article
during the current week, but prices
have ruled very steady and sellers have
found little or no difficulty to obtain
buyers, and to-day, at the close of our
writing the market may be quoted
quiet and steady at So. The receipts
for the week, SEQ bbls. against 533
bblc. for last week, shows only slight
Increase The export, AGO bbls. against
$40 bbls. for last week, shows also a
small gain. The stock in market is
2, 266 bbls. against 1881 hbls. for last
week The sales for the week were as
follows
II - II
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SPECIAL.
OBSTACLES MARRIAGE

Happy Relief fer Young E1er, from
the effects OF Errors and Abuses iii early life.
Manhood restored Inpcdiments to Marriage
removed New met nod of treatment. New and
remarkable remedies. Books and Circular
sent free. IN sealed envelopes.
Address. EUWARD ASSOCIATION, 10. 2
South NirtL St. I Ill .delpi.ia Pc AN iDstitu-
ton having high reputation tor honorable
conduct and Erotes,io raj sBiit.
march - 7a-d%w3tnosch
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WICK & MEBANE,
Cotton Factors.
AND
General Commission Merchants,
WILMINGTON, n. C.

~ Liberal Advances made.
~ COESigUmentS OF Cotton, Naval st ores,
and Country Produce. and orders for the pur-
chase of same solicited.
- Baggng and Ties On hand for sale.
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Tfsc New EEasiic Truss. An Iapor-
fdhii Kfrrnii0ts. 1t It taInS the Rupture ut all
times. and under the hardest exercise or sever
est strain. 1t il worU with comfort, and if KEEP.
night and day, ct Gets permanent cure il.
a few weeks. Sold cheap, and sort n ' mail when
requested, circu ars tree, when ordered by let
ter sent to The Elastic Truss to No. fe3 Broad
way, y. v. City. Nobody uses Metal Spring
Trusses; painful: they Slip Il too freq
may I0G-!eod&w eowfy
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-06-20
RATES OF FREIGHT.

,,r,,,rc oc.,o, Per Sailing
An '/LCo. u ''o'''i'''' Vessel.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-06-20

LIVERPOOL, June 18-Evening.- Cot
ton closed steady-sales OF 1900 bales
American, Savannah and Charleston,
May shipments, at Cd.