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The New York herald., 1873-10-16
REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMITTEE,

Call for the Primaries Issued.
The Republican General Committee met yester.
day evening AZ Republican, Hall. witA M Au,.n
The New York herald., 1873-10-16
COMPTROLLER's RECEIPTS.

COMPTROLLER Green reports the following amounts
Maid Yesterday into the treasury, from:-
RECEIVER
Receints of taxes Of 1878 about .S2l500o
-'e~s.r BURKAu ARREARS
Arrears OF taxes assessments water rents and
BUREAU COLLECTION ASSESSMENTS.
Assessments for street improvements and interest 2209o
BUREAU 0F WATER
Croton water rents aud penalties .............. A9u
BUREAU OF CITY REVENUE
Market rents and 7W
hAYoR's
Licenses. 1H
Total .S247l59
The New York herald., 1873-10-16
The Third Senatorial Democratic Con
vcnti0n.

The Third Senatorial Democratic Convention met
last night at the rooms OF the General Committee.
John Delmar was called to the chair. John c.
Jacobs and Dominick Roach were placed In nomi-
nation. Mr.. Jacobs, having received majority OF
the votes OF the delegates, was declared the
nominee
The New York herald., 1873-10-16
Second District Democratic Senatorial
Convention.

The Second District Democratic Senatorial Con
vention met last night at the rooms OF the General
Committee. A committee from the liberals waited
upon them, and the Chairman, Mr.. Daily, an.
nounced that they had nominated John W. Coe,
and he thought the Democratic Convention could
not do better than endorse him. The Convention
then endorsed him and adjourned
The New York herald., 1873-10-16
Third Senatorial Liberal Convention

The Third Senatorial Liberal Convention was
held last night at Sawyer's Hall, corner OF Fulton
and Jay streets. Judge l.. Birdsey was called 10
the chair. A recess was taken to await the action
or the Democratic Convention. ON the Convention
being called 10 order, Mr.. Alliban moved the
nomination OF John G. Jacobs, speaking OF him as
the most preferable OF all the candidates named
His nomination was made unanimous.
The New York herald., 1873-10-16
Brooklyn Repubiicai, City Convention

The Brooklyn Republican City Convention reas-
sembled at Commonwealth Hall, over the Post
once, In Washington street. last evening, to
nominate candidate for Mayor III place OF Charles
II. Fellows, declined. Benjamin 7. Tracy called
the Convention to order The roll was called and
the letter OF Mr. Fellows declining the nomination
was read. The list OF delegates was tnen called.
Samuel Booth and Dwight johnson were nomi-
mated. Mr. Johnson received ia votes ana Mr..
Booth 1S Mr.. Johnson was declared the nominee
The New York herald., 1873-10-16

Registration In Brooklyn-Fnliing or
OF Nearly 1900 Votes i'm the Registry
as Compared with 1921.
The subjoincd comparative table shows the total
Dnr'pey og voters reg,stcgsd IN each wMd 81
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II E V I f w
OF TIE
WILMINGTON MARKETS,
FOR THE
WEEK ENDING THURSDAY,
January 9, 1873.
Lime, tfro1n storei

= -COTTON.-The cotton market, at
the close Of our last review, was eA-
cited, and a steady advance was main
tanned until Monday, since which time,
owing to & decline in the New York
market and heavier receipts in conse-
o1,ence of better weather in the South,
the market has been entirely neglected
for the lower and medium grades, and
only little fine qualities has been
selling at very full figures.
The sales for the week foot mp 4O(
bales at the following prices
! Ordinary .16. @1G} cents
Good Ordinary III, 173@1s
Low AIiddling ,.18., lSa@1s4
Strict Low " .163@19 g
| Middling 49,. 10, 10. 193@19a
Strict Midding 19s, 19s, 2O@2O4 s.
The cotton movement for this week
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0Nilmiinoton Aournal
WILMINGTON, y. C.:
FRIDAY. JANUARY 10, 1873.

AAAS - S~~~H~ y :
For the .Jonrnal.
.r,,ruamemt lea AkertsOn Town
ship. Duplisi COnntS.
tournament came off near DAYS
>f;il in Abertson township, Dupifn
county. on the 9Th nit. The weatner
',,as nIe,sant and the ATTENDANCE was
very large.
st the hour appointed, II a. ~, the
KNIGHTS formed and were led by their
chief Marshall, AIrs aC@gy. onnfn, 70
the grounds in trent OF the Jntgfs
',.and where the rides that were g
,,overp them i'll their fitting were read.
This accomplished. the orator OF the
day. Byron ID. Ford, Esq, deilVere,'
an elegant and chaste address, when
rejected great credit upon HIM as an an
orator. and proved that the choice on
rho Knights had been well directed.
The fitting now commencea;s ols-
lance. so wards: time. ; seconds: rings
.. each Knight to have five tllfs.
Twenty Knights entered the contest.
A. tho close of the fitting the Judges
annonnced that the ~ - knight OF
DunIiu.r Marion Simmons, Was. the
first successful Knight: s. Knight OF
Darkness Mr.. Enos Jones, the second
successful Knight; . Knight Of No
Hope Mr.. VIM. Smith. third sue,
cessful Knight: and that the Knight
of the GRAY Eagle Mr.. Franklin
simmons, was the fourth successful
knight.
Master Ernest +. A. Ford, . knight
Of Ivanhoe," lad only II years o.
age. by his excellent horsemanship
&c. received the praise of the assem-
blage; and Master W. Il. Simmons
The Unknown Knight, mounted OF
slow mule and Enthusiastically dressed
created considerable mirth by hi
grotespue appearance.
Repairing to the residence of Mr.
Ford, the ceremony of the coronation
took place at p. N.
The Knight of Duplin, Mr.. Mario
Simmons, crowned Miss Mary Susa
Smith. of Duplin, Queen of Love an
Beauty
knight of Darkness" Mr.. Emo
Jones. crowned Miss Mamie Outlaw
LIST Maid of Honor.
Knight of No Hope Mr.. Wn
Smith. crowned Miss -Adelia Blour
End Maid of Honor.
knight of the Gray Eagle, Nj
Frank Simmons, crowned Miss Rebecc
A. Grady, Bird Maid Of Honor.
After enjoying an excellent supper
dancing Immediately commenced ami
the enliyening strains of,excellent must
from Mr.. JAS. Spence's band, of Ii
Grange, Y. G. The company WEI
amiable and elegant. and the dancin
continued till
Aurora. fai- daughter OF the dawn.
sprinkie.. with rosy light the de~y lawn =
". Fl. Or.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.



We saw Yesterday, at the stall of Mr..
L. J. johnson, in the market House,
some of the prettiest beef that has
been displayed there in o long time.
Il was from Onslow county, and appa-
rently as good as the best of the Balti-
more brag beef sometimes bronght
ont here. Choice cuts of the O4lSlOw
beef command 20 cents per pound,
while that from Baltimore is generally
sold for % cents. ia
"a EdacafioHsl Meeting.
We have been requested to state that
the teachers OF Rocky Point and the
surrounding townships will hold an
educational meeting ut Rocky Point,
IN Saturday next. Rev H. b. Blake,
County Examiner, Sheriff Black and
other friends of the cause of Education
will he present on the occasion, aud it
is hoped that sufficient encouragement
will be manifested to Justify similar
calls in other places in the county.
4 Rniiroad Tragedy.
4 gentleman who arrived i'll the city
yesterday, Oh the freight and accom-
mediation train on the Wilmington Il
! Weldon Railroad, saws that the Con-
. ductor of the train informed him that,
as they passed the 10 mile post, they
Observed the dead body of "A white
] man lying in the ditch by the roadside
!. end mangled to such ali extent as to
evidence that he must have been run
. over by train, probably the mail,
passing up on Tuesday night. or that
coming In before day yesterday morn
ing. We could gain no further partic-
ulars. Coroner Hewlett, who is not
now in the city, will Ice notified and
HI investigation had AS soon as
possible.
Proposed Hranch Road.
/. The Robesonian is agitating the sui
iect Of Il railroad between Lumbertol
and Fayetteville, as a branch OF the
Wilmington, Charlotte X Rutherford
Railroad. 1t says I'VE think ou'
citizens who are Interested in this en-
tcrprisc should move in the matter
Judge Onderdonk, of New York, WIN
represents the bondholders, who Art
now about to obtain possession of thu
Wilmington, Charlotte Il Rutherfort
Railroad, has examined the propose.
ronte from this place to Fayetteville
and gives It as his opinion that S6O, W
will grade and tie the whole line. II
proposes that if the citizens will IL
: the grading and tieing, the party rep
resented by him will furnish the irol
and equip the road.
,. We suggest that a meeting of tn
citizens be called at an early day t
take into consideration this importan
enterprise, and that steps be taken a
once to test it's. feasibility. If 5000
! will do the work required, and we ar
:, assured that it will, we cannot thin
. there will be the slightest difficulty i
; raising that amount oy private sui
scription in this place and along tn
line "
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S75 tO $3.50 per mouth.

- every here, male and female, to introduce
Is the GENUINE IMPROVED COMMON
= SENSE FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
q This machine will stitch, hem, fell, tuck
= quilt, cord, bind, braid and embrOider In u
mot superior manner. Price only $l5.
- Fully licensed and warranted for tive years.
We will pay ST 200 for any machine that
: will sew a stronger, more beautiful, or more
= elastic seam than ours. 1t makes the s'Elae-
= tic Lock Stitch Every second stitch can
= he cut, and still the cloth canno% be pulled
- apart without tearing it. We pay agents
n1roIn S75 to $3.50 per month and expenses.
0ouor Il commission from which twice that
g amount can be made. Address SECOND
81 CO., Boston, Mass. Pittsburgh, Pa.
Chica 90 ILL.,. or st. Louis. Mo. Nv
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ARRIVED.

Sfhf w L &Ifteli, Tracy. -Hh'tS'' .
island Master, with Guano for Ma .
yassa Gtiano Company.
German Barque Margaretta, ketels, !
Boston, Willard Bros.
Steamship Lucille, Benhet, Balti- .
more, 4 ID Cazaux.
Steamship Pioneer, Wakely, Pima
ielphia, Worth 4 Worth.
Jan. f.-Schr j NJ Morales, El.iridse,
ANA, st Domingo, G. G Barker s co.
Schr Helene, Adams, Boston, G G
Barker e. Co.
Schr G. NJ Partridge, Bunker, Balti
more, Z w herchner.
Jan steamship kebecca Clyde,
Childs, Baltimore, 4 ID Cazaux.
Steamship Regulator, Freeman. New
York, Barry Bros.
Schr William & John, Davis. Little
River, DeROsset X Co.
Schr Spray, Morgan, Little River, >
{, Master
CLEARED.
Schr Sea Bird, Hogan, New York,
Harriss & Howell.
Schr Carrie Melvin, Andrews, Ne"
York, Worth Il Worth.
Schr Jessie Clark, Clark, New
York, Harriss Il Howell.
Schr Lucia MurchisOn, Jones. New
York, Williams Il Murchison.
Brig Ida G.. Williams. Cape Hay
ten, Harriss d Howell.
Schr \ A Farwell Farnham, Boston.
f kidder 4 Sons.
Schr Alice Lea, Foster. PhiIade lphia.
Harriss 4 Howell.
EXPORTS.
COAsTWiSE.
New YoRK-Steamship Benefactor,
cleared january l, 252 casks spirits
9OO I,1Sholc nanpntS Do
bales cotton, /. 4O5 bbls rOsin. 20O
bhls tar.
Schr \ G Ireland. 2,4lo bbis rosin,
1l6 bales cotton. 129 casks spirits
turpentine.
New YORK Sciu Carrie Melvin.
2.l9S bbls rosin.
New IoRK-Schr Jessie 5 Clark,
$50 bblS rosin. 100 casks spirits t'Ir-
pentiDe
Schr Lucia Murchis"n, :iSS casks
spirits tnrpentinc. 1872 hbis ros'n. 4iu
bales cotton.
New York-Schr Sea Bird sic
bhls rosin.
Boston-Schr y \ Farven Isl, son
inet lumber.
Philadelphia Alice Lca--l3o,
BIB feet lumber, s,67S juniper bolts.
FOREfGS.
Cape Haytien--Br Brig Lila C~-lot,'
974 feet lumber. 81, 40 shingles.
List Of Vessels I'm ti,- PORT "f vii
mington. y. G.. January =, 1873.
STEAMSHIPS.
Pioneer. Wakely, dis, Worth X N"rti
Lucille. Bennett, ide, Baltimore,
d Cazau,
BARQUES.
German Leopoldine Fraude. Weight
ldg. Europe, Master
tGr) Margaretta, ketels, ldg. Europe,
Willard Bros
BRIGS.
&C NanHorn, Hooker ldg, Europe
Moffitt Il G.
Br Town, Elliott, dis, Wick & Meban
Adelaide, Wilson, ldg, West Indies,
Northrop Il Cumming
Redwood, Melvine, dis,
Worth & Wortl
Open Sea, Teazier, dis,
G. Barker & c
SCHOONERS.
Donna Anna, Whaley, dis, -,
WP Green, Tracy, G. G Barker *
Palma, Rankin, ldg, New York,
AID Cazau
Hi Fiske, Stone, ldg, Boston,
G. G Barker & G.
Schr Mary Stowe, Bellows, Tag, r..
Matanzas, G. G Barker < e
] l. Merrill, Halsey, dis. ;,
Harriss & Howe
Carrie MelFla, ~, dis,
Worth & Wort
IN Moralrs, Eldridge. rpg, r,
q q Barker & I
Helene, Adams, dis, G. G Barker X {
G NJ Partridge, Bunker, dis,
r w kerchnt
List Of Vessels SAILED for this fS'
CARDIFF.
Meteor, McCullock, sid oet
LIVERPOOL.
(Br) Barquentine Elizabeth Taylor.
Proctor, sid Nov
NEWPORT [WALEsl.
Delta Peterson, SID NOV
BOSTON.
Schr Artie Garwood, Young, cid Jan
Schr Francis Satterly, Stetson, cldJa
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!. ID. CITMMfNG,. go. .C:tsit!er

DIRECTORS:
JANIS Nj REDMOND, FRED PHILLIPS, w Il
LEWIS, MATHEW WEDDELL.
Issues Certfcates Of Deposit bearing interest
Is authorized by Charter to receive on de-
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ministraters. Guardians, &c, &c, &c
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towns i'll North Carolina.
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BUYS and sells Gold, silver, Bank Bills,
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EXPORT TABLE.

statement IF the Princspdl Articles Of Produce
erported from the Port Of H1:am,ngton, n. c., for
hs Fear ending 3Ist December, 1872, as Toni
piled from the reports Of the Daily Journal ard
Compared ,rih those foe TIE Years 1866, 1870
.aad 1871. E..s-sy -. .t...s.s i 4 s-5.s - So !
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as compared with last week, shows
slight increase in receipts and Il large
falling off in exports. The receipts at
all the ports for the week were IOI, FOB
bales against 1O3, 443 bales last Dveek,
125, 357 bales the previous week, and
125. 564 bales three weeks since, The
total receipts since September ], 1872,
are l, 734 ,219 bales, against l, 486. 412
for the corresponding period of the
previous year, showing an increase
since September !, this wear, of al
8O7 bales. The exports from, all the
ports for the week were 7l,OO3 bales,
against IS, 922 bales the same, date last
year. The total exports for the expired
portion of the cotton year are 9t,2 4s2
bales, against 737, 9l2 bales for same
tame last year. The stock at I'll the
ports is 1874 ,972 bales, against 800, $50
bales for same date last year The
stocks al, the interior towns :,re, 81, 5S4
bales, against 3d. 33 bale. last year.
The stock of cotton in Liverpool! is
42l 900 bales, against 500, 900 bales
last wear. The amount of American
cotton afloat for Great Britain is 204, :
900 bales. against 1872, 900 bales last
year. The amount of Indian cotton
/ aRoat for Europe is $1,000 bales,
against 1874, 900 bales last year. ....
! The weather at the South has been
rainy during the week, and the move
ment of cotton has been retarded
thereby. .
Cotton has advanced. The sales for
the week reached l13, 722 bales, of
which 1O2, 600 bales were for future
delivery, and II 1872 bales ON the spot
and to arrive. Exporters took -6,S75
bales, spinners 1926 bales, spectators
69S bales and 34i bales were in transit.
CRUDE TURPENTINE- We have
no change to chronicle in the market
for crude tnrpentine. The receipts
have increased considerably, but he de
mand has been so nearly proportional
that there has been only slight varia
ton since our last report. The receipts
for the week foot up 1903 barre
against 178 for the previous week anG
$3 for hard and ~ Is for virgin ant
yellow dip, have been the ruling pri
. ces, until Thursday, when virgin and
yellow dip advanced 5 cents.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-T mar
ket for spirits turpentine has rulet
, quiet and steady throughout the entir
week at 55 cents, with small sales OF
Friday at 40. cents for select pack
a ages. The receipts have been some
/ what better during the previous wee
and transactions foot up l,471 cask
: against ,28G for the previous week
=. The receipts and sales are as follows
: the market closing quiet and steady:
- Friday Sf paSkS at IA cts % GA
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AHeRlfhy Digestion ,

Life La rendered miserable when the digest
i've organs impaired. Food becomes repni'
sive the body emaciated: the mind depressed
and melancholy broods over you. TUTTs
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Thursday 300 - - "
TAR.-We report decline of %
cents p barrel in the market for tar
since our last review. The receipts
during the week have been only Ala
barrels against / 1852 for the previous
week, considerable falling off. This
article closed last week at 81 80, and
the market ran at these figures until
Tuesday, when it quietly dropped
down to 50 80 p barrel, closing firm at
that price. ..
ROSIN.-The rosin market has been
with declining tendency for strained
throughout the entire week. On Tues
day sales were effected at 81 10, and
afterward the market declined to ss3 o.,
at which price it is now quiet and
STEADY. The transactions for the week
amount to only so barrels No. 2 at
50 10, on Monday, and $50 barrels on
Tuesday at $3 o. for strained, and
81 50 for Pale p barrel. ..- ,|. T.
PROVISIONS market is well
supplied with all kinds of provisions
and there has been considerable activi-
ty during the rast week. The prices
rnle somewhat lower and the demand
has been pretty fair. We quote North
Carolina bacon as follows Shoulders
I0lMl1 cents, sides 12GA12l, hams 10
M19l!, hog round 13@13.. Western is
T.. no &, 81. Il
1Om1l for middlings. and 20ea2l cents
for hams
IRON BANDS AND TIES FOR
COTTON.--Arei in good demand and
fair stock. Sells as follows:
Anchor Ties,
Side Slot Ties, \
Arrow Ties, 3 cents.
Discount, made an purchases ui :.nt
over 10 tons.
GRAIN-Therc has been little
more activity in the grain market than
there was during the previous weeks
The receipts during the past weel
lust closed amount to some G,OO'
been confined to store, aud prices have
ranged from So to 9J cents. Seycra
cargoes, probably some 10, 600 bushels
are expected to arrive during the week
Corn Meal is selling from store at 90
M97s cents, and there are no peas o.
market. ~.
EGGS.-Have been without materia
change. They were selling at 22a t
% cents q dozen at last weeks close
and we now quote them at the sam
figures, by the quantity.
FERTILIZERS-W stock i
market adequate to the present DE-
mand, and with a good enquiry, "
note fair business doing at the TO
lowing rates: Peruvian Guano, (Chil
cha Island,) s75, $77@$sO; do, d.
It Guanope, SO; Carolina Fertilize
+ s4O@S5O Ruth's Challenge Sol. Pho
J. phate, S6O@s65 Wanda Guano, s7(
2, Patapsco, do SOS; Navassa GUAM
k s55, cash, and $65, time Cape Fe'
4 Guano, S35, cash, and $45, time !;
/. F. Observation-Disclosures of Lime, So
d Baug CHS Raw Bone Phosphate, $6t
ID Lister Bros. S,aperph phosphate Of Linn
IN sos; Whann's ,RaN Bone Superpho
phate, $5a; Lodi Manufacturing Co
% pany's Pure Bone, 3A8 do. DO. De
BILE refined Pondrette, $50; do: q
Is. Nit. Phosphate Lime, $50; Berger
= J E 4 a no ~,
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.JU RU B H B a.

which is pronounced by the leading mcdicab
authorities of London and Paris s.tile most pow
eriul tonic and alternative known 10 the me<itx
cal world" This is no new and untried dis
covery but has been long used by the leading
physicians OF other countries with acvhderftE
4 eInedial results. fs = p -
Don't weaken and i'm pair ,ths d..
.gestive organs by cathartlcs and physics, they
i fc y and dyspepsia with piles and iindrsd
diseases are sure TO follow their use I" -
Keep the blood pure and health is assdrAaA
JOHN Q. KELLOGG, IL Plat ST., New Yoslk.
Sole Agent for the United States
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