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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-05-01

A steamer arrived at Halifax on Saturday.
with goods from the wreck Of the Atlantic. The
divers have resumed operations, and recovered
the bodies OF two steeiage passengers, besides
q number Of packages of goods.
lhey are preparing to blow hole in the
upper part Of the ships side to facilitate their
work The bodies recovered are in GOOD nre.
seryation.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-05-01

iRA> IICAI INSPECTION W E5nGRANr
SHlPs-Itis stated that several Treaskry clerks
and Df. Craig have t-,,n sen, To EaDp. ALI
VIII rs;urh IL the steera-e Of diif-srE; s.sAn-
ships, mixing = iii tbs s.-dage passengers sEt
Receiving Tx Cue SAM Acclnin0.I4;s5ns i. e,-
e.! nsls-''. without its- Ei.Jl@1se q iae Cz-a5..
Of ne 'esse.s- TIE ut}ei teii.s - v..l-A "a
furnish ,ls- suver.iils--: ri ia.ss :. d. f..
= .l-.. Il .i-res.i AID -.cs.1.n-.l4.i 1l-.
en- grants, wli4. Ia. h-s izAka.l o.. AL ID.
en- grant ship lave r-a-.r41 fli. 1-ter..a4-s-.
q lie! ''eIn -.rzI: Il-ss-t---r
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-05-01

CINCINNATI, April 2oth.-The railroad sta
tloi house, at the crossing Of the Louisville and
Chicago x Lake Shore railroads, was burned
on Saturday night and an old man, aged sew
enty, named Klees, his daughter and five chill
dren persisted
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-05-01
For the De. e,care Republican.

MIR EDIToR:- have no desire for nexsp,.
per notoriety, nor do wish ~ be CONSIDERED a,
disposed to east reflections upon any boly .,
law makers as wish 10 be on personal IRE sdl,
terms with all, but th2se who are Appointed an,
accept an oitee which imposes u,son ,he.u ,l,,.
obligation 10 do business for the public. mus:
eAleC- 10 b, subject 10 criticism.
Ia reSaTl 10 Itse pgOeeediass u tie u,s--iit..
Vi the yUlcss Il School Dis.Fic. NJ. - - :,
lar A. i!sry -el1:= 10 the AaszsSnes.. Uf:AA-s I
c5iisl4-T iAai Ihere $ bat l:ile % io xxssis- i,
tisc I1ery toaIri- = 1 web. 10 lie Csl.-: All =,
Ia-ia1i 10 several u LIE lozsuorrs ,a-- ia~ou. p.
- y ;4se Ass.sassa.- Al zlsJ g.sia.,-l - =,
efA4 tiTgs Ill., ;ss;ll's! . Srecs5oI 4. - -.
'4--lz ~. IA .azrta sFllei s.A.e,lssl: -
--=,H-- - TX Can ( Sas.A -. fOslos i.s. !.
$3.50 o-T eAIt e iEz iAe E.A.a-s * III OK Vt.
- .-.e 20 .'-,1E -. - A-.s-,.,s si..-z.-- =
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f..yE.las
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-05-01
EOR SALf

ONE ser OF first class SECOND banded double
harness. rubber mounting, two sets of first class
second LANDED single harness.
Twelve sets u INST class heavy lead harness. Tor
single team With No wrought chains.
Onr dozen irst class stc0Hi hand In ish collars nil
III good or,lyr and Will be rnd cheap the owner has
no u'e for them They can hu seen at i. \. Conner
X Cos. new hnrness store, NJ. I'll Market street
above SECOND, Wilmington Dti. apl 2l-if
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-05-01

A heavy frost visited North and South Car.
olina and Tennessee, FRIDAY nigh doing con
siderable damage To cOttonfr and other veg.
station.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-05-01

liz the largest establishment of the kind in the State
and has the largest and most general assortment OF
Carpet Bags, audi fact everything that Is kept ia
we'll conducted establishment Of the kind and natters
himself that his work will compare favorably wththe
best manufacturers of larger cities
Dealers and others should remember that this is the
only establishment In the State that mapufactures
Trunks, Oh which he has on hands a., Kinda from the
Packing Trunk to the Steel Spring Sole Leather
which he sells Wholesale or retail at less than Phin
making your purchases.
MAI 2-feb % u ,jEaiES GUNNER
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-05-01
FOR s1Si
Elegant Ne,o West Street Hf>i,i4acf.
No. 22l.

s.,e. Bu' iduring last spring nnc pressed brick
,sti 'front.' three stories high having every couye-
llsllE hcnce aud all the modern improvements
The best materials were used, and the work done by
the day under my own supervision -
Front III feet, 20 feet deep, with seven feet hn il,
the centre large bay window in the southern par,ur
Daek Dudn 70 feet deep by Is feet wide. Lot front,
level with West street Fine rv collar nip n.' H.,
Mn9e ona,ng; registers in every room arranged for
heater Dath room with hot and cold water M,
building was rut up In the most rui,staptiaI napner
anu contains eleven rooms, and cOminalnls one OF the
mus. views OF the Delaware and Cirlstnna
cycrgreens and shrubberv -'"s
me property VIII be sold bargain AMI on Accom-
@ r efhis; $1,000 may remain on tor NUM-
oei u y.nis. Ihose desiring 10 buy are rcuuustcd
10 eau and examine the housr. Aply to
DAVID MuoLMAN
III Orange Sttr,t
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-05-01
FOR SALE.

4 s HORSE f rS'I afiy steam %a E" 5. II
4 Co., New NuIk, VIII BE- sold at hatpain. Ap.
ply 10 CHARLES W. JEFFERSON,
auli-lmW Del.tMarG ity, Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-05-01
Ayers
Cherry Pectoral.
For Diseases OF tho Throat and Lungs.
such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.

:. Among tho great
discoveries of modern
science, few arc o.
more real Value 10
mankind than this ef
fectual remedy for nll
diseases Of tho Throat
and Lungs. A vast
trial of Its virtues,
throughout this and
Other countries. has
shown that 1t does
euraiY aud nmantt,a1lH
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-05-01


control them. The testimony of our best citi.
ems OF oil classes, establishes tho fact. that
CHERRY PICTORIAL will ahd does relieve and
cur" the affecting disorders of the Throat and
Lungs beyond any other medicine The most
dangerous affections Of the Pulmonary Organs
yield 10 Its power; and cases of Consump-
lion, cured by this preparation, are public
y known, SO remarkable as hardly to be be-
iieNau, were they not proven beyond dispute
AS remedy 1t is adequate, on which the public
may rely fer full protection. by curing Coughs.
tie iorerunncrs Of more serious disease, It saye,
hnnnmbered lives, and an amount of suffering
not 10 be computed. It challenges trial, and con-
fnces the most sceptical. Every family shouii
Keep 1t on hand Ms protection against the early
ana unperceiyed attack Of Pulmonary Affections.
which arc easily met ut first, but which become
ineurabe. and too often fatal, If neglected Ten.
der lungs need this defence; and IL Ia unwIso TO
DC without H. As a safeguard to children, amid
inc distressing diseases which beset tho Throat
ana Chest OF Childhood, CHERRY PEcronAL
Is invaluable; for, by Its timely use, multi.
utudes are rescued from premature graves, aud
saved saved 10 the love and affection centred on them.
IL acts speedily and surely against ordinary colds
securing sound and misunderstanding sleep. No
one VIII suffer troublesome Influenza and pain
iul bronchitis, when they know how easily
they can be cured
ofiginally the product of long, laborious, and
successful chemical investigation, no cost or toll
/ spared In making every bottle in the utmost
possible perfection. 1t may be confidently re-
ned upon as possessing all the virtues It has ever
eNmbited and capable of producing cures a.
memorable as tho greatest II has ever effected.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-05-01
WHOLESALE & RETAIL.
saddle. Harness and Trunk
MANDATORY,
sog Marcel Street, one door below Third, vii.
miIgton. Delaware.

THE subscri
hls thanks
liberal pa
has received
laksn above
lie will en-
using very
rial. and en-
but the hrst
men, TO iner-
uanse Of the
Wilmington journal., 1873-08-01
General Market Reports.
by TEL CRAP
Financial.

Il 1CIttttCtttt.
New York, July 30--6 P. M
Money abundant at 3 to per cent
Sterling Exchange quiet. Gold firm
at 115a to 115s. Government Securi-
ties closed strong and business n1oder-
ate. State Bonds quiet.
Commercial
Cotton weak; sales of / 1.S67 bales at
Il cents for middling. Flour heavy
and unchanged. Whiskey tirmer at
96l cents. Wheat heavy and 1 cent
lower ; holders anxious. Corn steady
and in fair demand. Rice firm at 81
to 50 cents. Pork is steady. Lard
firmer at s GIG to s. cents. Spirits
Turpentine dull. Rosin firm. 'Tallow
quiet at 81 to 81 cents. Freights firm
cotton by steamer 5-16 to J.
Cotton-net receipts to-day los
bales gross receipts $3.50 bales :;
the futures closed steady. with sales of
19,5OO bales, as follows: July, 19 1916
cents; August. 10 ZIG to 49, cents :;
September, Is 3-16 to 49, cents; Octo-
ber, IL 1916 to 175 cents November
'17s to II 11-16 cents.
MEMPHIS, July 3O-G P. M.-Cotton
firm-middling IS! cents receipts 11S
bales shipments 239 bales stock on
hand 9,218 bales.
CHARLESTON, July 800 P. M
Cotton quiet-middling 10, cents :;
net receipts 413 bales sales 100 bales;
stock on hand 1897 bales.
PHrLADELPHIA, July 3O-6. P. M
Cotton quiet-middling 20f cents; ex-
ports coastwise 45 bales sales 100
lo1o ct< L
SAVANNAH, July 3O-6P. M.-Cotton
is III light demand with little offering;
middling 1Ss cents; net receipts 80
bales; exports coastwise 1914 bales :;
sales 100 bales; stock Oh hand, 1426
bales.
New ORLEANS, Jnly 800 p. M
Cotton -middling 1S3 cents;
net receipts I'll bales gross receipts
TT bales; sales to-day of 300 bales;
sales last evening bales; stock on
hand %, ,05S bales.
ST. LOUIS, July 30-C p. M.-Flo11r
quiet and unchanged Corn demand
light and holders tirm-No. 2 mixed
80! to 40 cts. Whiskey nominal at 81
cents. Mess Pork quiet at SIG 50 to
$l6 62!. Bacon shoulders 81
cents; clear rib 1Ol cents. Lard
quiet-retined at s! to s. cents.
CINCINNATI, July 3O-G Z. M.-Flour
dull-new Sc % to Sc IS. Corn in fair
demand and firm at "A to 45 cents.
Mess Pork held firmly at $16 90.
Lard dull and nominal v unchanged.
Bacon tirm-shoulders s. cents; clear
rib sides 10t to 10e cents clear sides
held at 10!.
LoSDoN, JHly30-Evening.- -Turpen-
tine 32s.
LIVERPOOL, July y30-Evening.-
ton sales include 5000 American for
Savannah and Charleston, September
and October delivery, at s..
Wilmington journal., 1873-08-01

TAR. -'rhe week has developed
nothing new in relation to Tar, and
the market iii all its essential features
is much the same rs last reported.
There has been Il good enquiry all the
week, but the receipts are SO very mca-
Gre as to afford no advantages to buy
ers to purchase too small to export
and not enough arriving to hold for an
accumulation for shipment. The ex-
port OF 200 bbls. foreign during the
week with small shipments North has
about cleaned out the market, and If
lot should arrive of any size, it would
doubtless command higher rates. The
market closes to-day firm at 50 30 per
Dbl. The receipts for the week 224
bbls.. against 256 bbls for last week,
show a decline of 80 bbls. The export
was 5f} bbls. against 346 bbls. for last
week, show also an increase of 1913
| bbls. The stock in market ls267 bbls.
against $50 bbls. for last week, show a
| decrease of 3l9 bbls. Ahe sales for
the week were as follows
| E'r;I,v % bblS at So 81 per DDl.
Wilmington journal., 1873-08-01
CRUDE TuRPENTINE-Tber r

CRUDE TURPENTINE- mar
keG in its earliest stages was weak
lowing principally to the decline of
Spirits Turpentine and RosiD and re-
ceivers found it difficult to obtain for
mer rates. On Monday the market
opened dull at unchanged prices. In
the forenoon the receipts were sold at
the previous figures, but in the eve
Ling yellow dip and virgin declined 20
cents. Tuesday morning the market
rallied and an advance of 10 cents was
gained. Wednesday the market was
firm and further advance of 10 cents
was obtained. To-day (Thursday) at
the close of our writing the market is
still firm and closes at So for hard and
So 90 for yellow dip and virgin. The
receipts for the week, 2,475 bbls.
against SIG bbls. for last week, shows
an increase of $50 bbls. The exports
were 335 bbls. against 225 for last
week, and the stock in market is 2,716
bbls. against ,21S for last week. The
receipts and sales for the week were
as follows:
Wilmington journal., 1873-08-01


have not desired to do and the move
ment has been small and irregular.
There has existed some demand for
the fine grades and moderate amount
of fine quality has changed hands.
The sales have consisted chiefly cf the
medium and lower grades, and upon
the latter the market has been some
what irregular ani concessions have
been necessary on part of holders in
order to effect sales. Upon the former
the market has ruled steady and the
transactions were at last quotations.
The receipts for the week were 25S
bales. The exports were 452 bales
and the stock in market is 767 bales,
against 929 bales last week.
The receipts at all the ports for
the week were rs follows: The total
receipts for the seven days havereached
-, ,618 bales against 13,SS3 bales last
week, Is, 1Sl bales the previous week
and 12,42S bales three weeks since,
making the total receipts since the
first OF September, 1872, 1862, 992
bales against 2,706, ,147 bales for the
same period Of 1S71-72, showing an
increase since September 1st, 1872, of
$685. Lales. The exports for the
week ending reach total of Ii, ,S46
bales, of which II, 7O5 were to Great
Britain, 2,141 to France, and none to
rest Of the Continent, while the stocks
as made up are now 169, ,7J1 bales
The sales for the week foot up 81
bales at figures ranging from to 10
cents T ID. We quote rs follows:
Wilmington journal., 1873-08-01

SPIRITS TURPENTINE.-
market has been very unsettled in tone
during the past week, and the tendency
has been almost entirely in favor of
buyers. In the early part of the week
the market opened at 3Sl c,nts and re-
mained until Saturday noon, when it
declined to So cents. Since then and
upto the close there has been no change,
and the market closes steady at 3S cents,
The cause Of this decline has been the
decline of Liverpool and New York,
and the extreme small export demand
existing for the article. The supply of
tonnag, is light, and this also has the
effect to lower prices. The receipts
for the week, 4 ,49S casks against 1892
casks for last week, show an increase
of GIG ca*ks. The exports for the week,
3,1O7 casks, against 1924 casks for last
week, show Il decrease of 3,417 casks.
Tie stock in market, 6,S6S casks,
against 5,477 casks for last week. The
sales for the week were as follows:
Wilmington journal., 1873-08-01
MARINE.
ARRIVED

July 24-Schr Harry White, Hop.
lzins, New York Northrop X Cumming.
Schr John, Williams, New York,
Williams & Mur,hison.
Schr John w Hinton, Simmons,
Philadelphia, Harriss : Howell.
July % Steamship Tonawanda,
Wiltbanks, Philadelphia, Worth &
Worth.
Schr Lorenzo, Foreman, with ,O5C
bushels corn to Binford. Grow {, Co.
July Steamship Rebecca Clvle,
Childs, Baltimore, 4 d Cazaux.
Schr Garret 2 Wright. Cropper.
New York. Harris Il Howell, cargo to
Navasso Guano Company.
July 30-Norwcgian Brig Sidal,
Hansen, Chester, England. Heide Bros
Schr E B Wharton, Alien, New
York, Hrrris & Howell.
Schr john \ Griffin, Foster, Phila-
delphia, Harris 6 Howell
CLEARED.
July 2tSteanship D J Foley.
Price, Baltimore, AID Cazaux.
Br BarQue Garstan~, Thornton.
Liverpool, Wick & Mebane, cargo bv
DeRosset & Co.
Norwegian Brig Rnfus, Christensen.
Cork or Falmouth for orders. Heide
Bros, cargo by Williams & Murchi-
son.
July Craftsmanship Lucille, Bennett,
Baltimore, A d Cazaux.
Steamship Tonawanda. Wilthanks,
Philadelphia, Worth & Worth.
Wilmington journal., 1873-08-01
Tribute OF RESPECT.
BLACK Rock LODGE. No. I35, r. & A. NJ.
IIil.. l.:tL II Is-. {

BLACK Rock LODGE. No. 135, r. & A. M.4
July 2Gth, 4. ID. 1873, A. ! 5sI3 5
WHEREAS 1t has pleas ii Almighty God to
remove from our midst our esteemed Brother,
JOSEPH GREEN, one OF the oldest and most re-
spected members of this Lodge. humbly
Providence, and trust that our thy brother
ha' ceased from labor in the Lodge below, to
enjoy "a seat in that Celestial Lodge above
where the Supreme Grand Master OF the Uni
verse presideS.
ReSoIred, That in the death of brother Green
has sustained n great loss. one OF the charter
IN. MIXERS, he has ever been ~ firm supporter of
III 5 Lodge and on account OF his knowledge of
Masonic Jurisprudence he was always referred
i'll all questions OF constitutional law Ere
quently Master "t this Lodge, and often
at time holding of the highest offices i'll
the Grand Lodge, he WAS extensively known
and esteemed by the Masonic Fraternity OF the
State. As citizen he VAS honest and useful
neiChhOr, Kind, obliging, hnsptabie a''d
bt nevolent. ever ready 20 help the needy AMI
alleviate the sutferings OF the afflicted, he H.
lIlStrated the character OF a true M ason by ever
striving to he gI.ided by the golden rule OF do
ing unto oti.,r> would that they should
do unto May he rest in peace and his Vi
tues he ever EN- DaimGd i'll our mem. les.
RespirsH. That his name III Memoriam he in
scr,bed upon blank Leaf OF the records of this
Lodge. and that the mem beis OF This Lodge
wear the usual badge OF mour ming thirty days.
ErSoired, That these rrsolu' ions he entered
Upnn the records. and that copy of the same
he sent to ih" family OF our deceased brother.
John q: DANIEL.
l.. ID. EtLLETT. Committee.
THOMAS q. BRoWN,)
Ordered. that The Secretary have the ReSoiu
tions published 1T the We, ky JOURNAL.
.IDHN V. WANET. Secretary.
Wilmington journal., 1873-08-01
i.Isi of Vessels ii the Port Of VIII
mingtOn, n. C., July 30, 1873.

FIST of Vessels in the Port Of Will
mington, n. &c. July 30, 1873.
STEAMSHIPS.
Rebecca Clyde, Childs, ldg Baltimore.
A d Cazaux
BRIGS.
Norwegian Sidal, Hansen, dis.
Heide Bros
SCHOONERS.
Z B Wharton. Allen, dis,
Harris & Howell
John A Griffin, Foster, dis,
Harris q Howell
Schr Garret 2 Wright. Croppcr, dis.
Harris IL Howell
Harry White, Hopkins, Ills.
Northrop K Cumming
John, Williams, dis,
Williams 6, Murchison
John w Hinton, Simmons, dis,
Hafriss Il Howell
List OF Vessels Sailed for this Port.
BOSTON.
Br Fenwick, Carmly, sid July 8
Condor, Lemcke, sid June Z
Schr Idabella, Fischer, sid July 10
Schr John Mossere, Abrams, sid July Ii
Schr Joseph Seger. Ellis, sid July 10
RICHMOND.
German Barque Leopoldine, Fraude,
Voight, sll July IL
WHTTEHAVEN.
Diana-Nicholas, sid June %.
LIVERPOOL.
VItruvius, Drummond, sid May %
BELFAST, ME. ID
Schr S J Gilmore, Dutch, sid
June
Nor. Barque Ulrika, Peterson,
sid July
SWINEMUNDIE.
German Barque Rudolph, Paske,
sid July
HAMBURG.
Europa, Thomas, sid May Il
LONDON.
Douglas, Wilson, sailed June I'd
ST. PIERRE.
Schr A Richards, sid June 2;
Wilmington journal., 1873-08-01

PERSONAL. D,'. HcuLoIA to tire
front again. We are glad to see that
during the Doctors temporary resi-
dence IN Europe, the supply of his
genuine Extract Buchu-the only
known specific for urinary disorders
and obscure complaints in either sex
has been supplied from his formula
and apparatus by his representative
here. The genuine article bears the
Doctors signature, AMI is probably the
best known and most valuable remedy
OF the kind i'll the world. John f.
Henry, New York, sole agent.
d&WeOl
Wilmington journal., 1873-08-01

is prepared directly from tn" SoETE
AMElItAN Ptt>i and is perfectly pecI-
llarly SDite': to all these '!iiIicutie-: IL w.li
cleanse the Ti'tot'd R}oeH strengthen The Itff-
GiraG J'o"egS. and u, al Gbsfr2t,..,s from
IHtnatre,{ n,.d Es,j.eLIesI ORGANS.
1t >iGHid t.c freely taken, A. .'I-ru-
bella i> pronounced hy IneuicaI writer's the ui..~i
efficient J"riG"r, Totsjc and irohst-2rHk kr"rn
in the whoi" range ct W"tICi:.l I-i'i tt.s. !"
John q. kiti l-ftGfi, - rla:t S. y y.
Sold by Druggists sole : gents I,.r the Fnif':
States Price One Dollar per Bottle send tor
Circular. iw
Wilmington journal., 1873-08-01

ROSfN-The market has been fairly
active for spot rosin dnring the past
week and the tendency has been rather
in favor OF sellers For futures there
has been manifested only a moderate
enquiry, and sellers VINO have
sold short for July and early
August delivery, are taking all their
receipts to cover. The transactions
this week has been confined principally
to those who arc Interested in futures
and those who are buying to cover,
there being Il very light demand for
export and very light sales on specula-
ton. In the early part of the week
| the market for strained was quiet and
I the ten, ency was rather i'll favor of
lower prices, but subsequently Il brisk
| demand sprung up and since there has
been good enquiry and prices are n
shade higher. AZ the Exchange" on
Friday there Was some demand for
| spot roSin, and sales were effected of
800 bbls extra No. ut 81 50G0$2 52I
Futures were in good request, and
sales Of 1,50O bbls strained, sellers
option, August delivery, at p. n. L.
Saturday tie market was very quiet
and easy, buyers and sellers views
being apart No sales transpired.
Monday there was a firmer tone to the
market and holders OF strained We're
asking advanced rates. which buyers
refused to pay, and none changed
hands. There were sales of 700 bbis
No. at 81 80, 17J bbls extra No. l at
s. 10, 30 bbls low Pale at 81, and 80
b5ls extra Pale at s. %. Tuesday the
market for strained opened firm and
an advance of 10 cents was gained on
last sales. The sales We're 800 bbls
strained at s. 50 and 6i5 bbls No. 2
at 3 50 p Dbl. Wednesday the mar
ket for strained was firm at the prcvi-
ous days prices, but buyers were not
willing to pay an advance and sellers
were holding at higher rates. The
Sales were 200 bbls. Strained at s. 30,
500 bbis. No. 2 at s. 50, 220 bbls.
Strained anl No. , (nilodD ut s. 80.
- bbls Extra No. , at 81 %, 800
bbls. low No l at s. 70 and 13S bbls
extra No. 1 ut - % per Dbl. To-day,
Thursday, ut the close OF Our report
the market is firm ut s. 80 for Strained
on spot.
No. 2.-Thern has been Il good en-
quiry daily for this grade, and the
transactions rhich We're larger than
those Of several past, embraced several
thousand hbls. At the close OF the
week, the marllc5 continues firm AT
our quotations below.
No. 1.-This erale has also come in
for Il fair proportion OF the weeks bus
mess. The enquiry. however, Is not
very general, and IS confined princi-
pally to a few buyers. The market is
rather quiet at or,r quotations.
| Pale.-Hai been somewhat neglect
ell durinm the week. and has figured
only to very limited extent. The
market is steady and nominal at our
figures below.
The receipts tor III" week 1861
bbls. against If, 52t bhls. for last week,
show 4 falling of of $500 bbls. The
exports for the week S, ,o10h hhla. against
l., DIS bbls for last week, shows also
a decrease of ATS bbls. The stock
in ward is IS, 40. bb!a. and ;;,5l7 atloat
| hills ,oainet - 200 i,,Is. II, ward. and
, 900 hhlS. atI"at for last week, show
ing am increase.
Wilmington journal., 1873-08-01
The Richmond ENQUIRER says {:

The Richmond Enquirer says:
The sweetest singer of sacred song
in Rome is a North Carolina nun.
This instance affords us the opportu
nitv of saying, in ordinary Justice, that
the ladies of North Carolina seem gen
orally better educated and more distln-
cuished in letters than are those OF any
other State OF the Union. The number
and character of the educational insti-
tutions Of the State signify Il great
deal: but still more is signitied by the
native talent and literary aptitude of
the mothers and daughters OF the "Old
North State" 1t is, indeed, strange
and memorable that SO many Of the
ladies of North Carolina have develop
ed so much literary dent, and that so
great acquaintance with the remote
history and earlier annals of their State
is exhibited by them. Beside the
partly fictitious reputation OF Miss
Evans, of Alabama, we know of no
lady in all the South, who has attained
the same laurels in literature as the
Young authOress of "Valerie Aylmer. y
We hope we do not offend the jealous
sensibilities of OIlr own noble and
faithful Virginian daughters by rem
dering Just tribute to the rare artistic
and literary gifts of their sisters OF
Carolina. But even at the risk of be-
ing blamed by those whose favor is sc
grateful and welcome to us, we are
constrained to recognize the claims oi
of the lady authors of North Caroline
as rejecting peculiar honors not only
, on their State, but on the South, IL
the high sectional sentiments whicl
they uphold the local history whicl
they keep fresh and memorable, ant
the literary reputation which, both IL
the lighter and more serious fields, ha
been attained by them.-Petersb,tr:l
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