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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-06-26
EXPORTS.

misunderstanding d j Foley,
As bbls tar, 7S6 do rosin, 100 casks
spirits turpentine, 2 packages mdse,
Il bales rags, 20 bbIs pitch, 80, $50 feet
lumber, 172 bales cotton, l Dbl sugar.
II bushels peanuts.
New York-Steamship Regulator
1926 bbls resins, 298 casks spirits
turpentine, 163 bales cotton, IS bales
sheeting, 10 ale kegs, l Dbl wine, IL
pkgs mdze.
Baltimore-Steamship Raleigh-sS2
bbls rosin, u beer kegs, 116 casks
spirits turpentine, l Dbl WINE, II pkgs
mdse, $40 bales cotton, $50 bushels
peanuts, 80 bbls tar, % do pitch, -
bdls bark, S.409 feet lumber.
Baltimore-Steamship Pioneer SIS
bbls rosin, liz do spirits, Is do crude,
s. bales cotton, IS DO yarn, II do
sheeting, II empty beer kegs, > bales
hides, bags wool, , do feathers, |
iron shaft, pkss mdse, $4,000 shin
giles, y, 242 feet lumber.
MNew Iork-Schr Eugic 956 bbl5
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SPECIAL.
EY&perSia
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Ii YOU have this DISEASE, so common 10 the
rapidly, don't give up in despair because you
hava tried SO many remedies, without success.
Get bottle of wADE'S LIVER CORREC-
TOR. MIR A. I. jerking, late of Newberne
n. c., now near Company Shops, noted for
his intelligence ANA great integrity, amoung
his numerous friends in Eastern North Caro-
Ina says, after long suffering from Dy spep-
sia, 81 had rather do without my meat than TO
be without the Liver CorrectOr.' Ask your
Druggist, and take NO SUBSTITUTE.
inne IS 14o-1Ln
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-06-26

o.,,tiOn and entertainment Of our
CHESTS. Early in the day occupied
themselves in games, ard III rambling
abont the groves and lounging under
fine magnificent shade trees. Being Il
z-crv hot day the ice 2rCfeF Which the
committee had provided III great
abundance proved most acceptable.
According to the pIoaf anne. Ovs-
+srs were served IL Sound, and All
seemed to enjoy them, although our
country friends, ha.ing some pr-j
,,alr. because TIE letter II, was net
- be found III their spelling OF Juuc.
h ..it,.cd a little u: the beginning
I.,r ,mbo dercd ny the example Of Old
=. l,.t.lerS. thew fouud that oysters
were GOOD, even at tins season Of the
wear.
,ffsr a hearty luncheon the larger
,...t,nn of the party took boats for the
p.,,ze. where Il slrs bath was INDUCED
naa boat load. We learn, went out TO
co., oI,uf fU9tr miles, but from the un-
..r...,,,,l condition Of their conlmissary
.,..r,.. We suspect their excitement, "a
Ajax, y.rr,. tossed abo'I; Ey the break
,.,.- rather than their Judgment, meas
,,-.I tGr distance.
I'm tI.c return Of the party from
tn,. hunks. IN elegant repast; III which
t-.l and crabs were abundant ana
.,..rv. vas provided. The party was
,....,,,.I Wit!. -uuo Cf MeSSrs. Hart j
~ eIeo3ps SruppernongC Champagne.
The lu.,n .i1rlng the latter part Of
+l' 4ftrluu,n was whilc'I away most .
pleasantly. ;ud #}l seemed to enjoy +
themselves. Nothing happened 70 /
mar the universal pleasure, except the T
! Hing IN Of the wharf, hy which ole Of /
the part had his ankle severely |
s.r,inc,l. Prompt medical attention /
relieved his suffarings, and we hope lie .
is much better tins morning.
The Committee of Arrangements de
e.I.. great credit for the perfect pre-
aud splendid entertainment
Iloyidrd. We suppose tins is the
largest Sound party which ever set ont
fra.a or city, and we kno Of none
letter managed or more literally pro-
z..lgI for
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-06-26

CRUDE TURPENTINE.- sup
ply of crude material with the daily
receipts, not being equal to the de
mands of distillers, there has been a
very good enquiry from this source,
and the daily receipts were taken at
the ruling quotations. The condition
of the market was steady all the week,
with a good demand, as mentioned
above, and all the sales were at 81 so
for hard, s. 80 for yellow dip, and
So 90 for virgin, the market closing
steady to-day at those figures.
The receipts for the week, 2,165
bbls. against 2,715 bb's for last week,
show a decrease of $50 bbls. The
exports for the week, were 392 bbls.,
against $50 bbls. for last week,
and the stock in yard is ,465 bbls.
The sales for the week were as follows:
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A. sa;oEsj-- ls=trsi ware. %iI:iiiery,
NH. s<iIaalEs. L =.

We cali attention 10 the ADVERTISE
la-nt Of that clever and cnterp:ising
hardware merchant, Mr.. \. JacohI, as
If appears in our columns. Whatever
hc can't furnish one with in his par
ticular line is hardly worth having,
HIS stock is as large and we'll selected
As can he found III the State rs q
glance over it will convince all who
are carr est in their enquiries. Not
only is hardware il full stock there
but he keeps constantly on hand every
thing that may be required in the way
of doors, sashes, blinds, paints, ellis,
glass, &C., as well as harness of all
kinds, guns, pistols, table and pocket
cutlery, &c. Give him a call and an
inspection of stock.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-06-26

Mississippi seems to be the last
place in the world for temperance ex-
periments on n large scale, yet the
Mississippians are trying a peculiar
one. BY a law of the last Legislature,
no licenses to sell liquor are granted
except the petition therefor be signed
by a majority Of the electors OF the
vicinage and by two-thirds Of the
women over eighteen. The result is
said to b'. very disastrous to the ar
dent trade. In many of the towns all
the ladies are signing protests against
the traffic, and III some majority of
the males.
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Nsothers, Mothers. Trothcrs.

Don't fail to procure MRS. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP for all diseases ipciden
to the period of teething in children. 1t re-
lieyeg the child from pain, cures wind coic,
regulates the bowels, and by giving relief and
health 10 the child, gives rest to the mother.
Be sure and call for
For sale by all druggists.
june % l5s-Sun-H-Sat.
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*City distilled and seIecteu c
+H11yers ODtiOn this week.

#City distilled and seIecteu casE-s:
+Buyers option this week
TAR-There has be en- q decided bet
ter feeling in Tar duri..g the Ssek aud
a slight reastion OF prices, the adVah-
ces we're. however, slight. The adsar-
ces we're cents Oh Saturday, this
being maid for . round lot for export.
At the close of the week the market
continues firm and to-day. Thursday
at noon is quoted at 81 So e Dbl. The
receipts for the week ! ,3o7 bbls against
SEA bbls for lat veel, show an in
crease of 1858 bbls. The exports for
the week 517 bbls against 232 bbls for
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-06-26

Capt. i. NJ. Wootgn VI. arc t,.gl4ed
- &C.. is stiu ai'ie t, he ou hand on
tj.s -.ICCts. :s5Iu a,-,,cals - .yc ltloFvr-
III quite vaPidi~ from his recent il
.r}IcS. HIS cscd'}o from death i one
"- tie Greatest miracles cf The age IL
"a the tIlrd car from the engine,
IT.. l. >.as . lat, nj tAa time q the
~....jo'.i. "uu such ws.a (i.a impetus OF
tt- .g.Il tJut lie was thrown forwa1 i
lHity one hundred feet, over the inter
y"uiu@ cars, the engine and the ton
der, falling on tie track, IL short dis
lance in front Of the engine. lie did
not entirely lose his consciousness,
''"t '"h, Re. Ic~ar to reali his -,csi-
,i'n 4nt a. sul..e small idea o. whaa
H.. ..."UIree. lac found himself in the
I-!i / oL mass Of smoke and steam
""t dust. For Il moment he did not
Ill. IN which direction the engine
Was ann lie was in fear OF being scald-
t" 10 death bv the cscaDin~ steam
IT, IL. ie s.ttei-p; 10 CraZ'i ron the
l..,i- lie was soon relieved from his
lr-Iio"s position.
y " ar glad to learn that orr friend
t"tt1\ Alderman is much improved
an W. hope to see him ahead again
~. Sinclair Is not 50 fortunate
"'' " &c i:.-lAed to neal that his re-
o." gry even vet considered doubt
T. iiIs w is broken and bat two
,-"-h ,.!r lit, ara lie is entirely una
3.' +" micuiuta. Such nonrishment
- - t".elyra aid tEe Gti.4ulants adj
i.''ti -r!ea 10 I4iu are literally poured
'i''''' hiS throat. He was one Of the
Al.
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4 remarkable instance of family I

Il remarkable instance of family To-
tatiOn in Office exists in the selection
of Consul to Falmouth, England.
President Washington appointed as
our first consular representative at the
place Il Mr.. Fox, who held the Office
many years. He was succeeded by his
son who recently gave up the position,
and last week, Howard Fox, his son, was
nominated to succeed his father.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-06-26

The best instance Of plucky women
to be noted is the walking tour OF the
Misses Ward, and a party of five
American ladies, who are now jOnr-
neying on foot through Germany. The
ladies are accompanied by a lad of
thirteen, and they are travelling with
sketch books and 4 light hayersack,
picking up information and making an
art tour of the German towns. Rest
ing 10y the wavside, and with time
TO stop at noted places, it is an exam
PIE which Is worthy OF imitation by
the strong lmbed ladies of England
and elsewhere.
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" i"T ts,c Ens5u=z.s..-

,.,a. ..''' - Il. Murohjson leaves this
. ~. on the Northern bonnd
(,,- ,.'.' ,.f an extensive arnmcr trim
~ '. r.. mountains IN Western Caro-
'i' Captain intends MAKING
=, : '-'.' '7"-land, ang 2or tlss nrr2
g. 49, .eceEdy purchased q vorv
c...,. t.r travelling car which will be
1891. ..',%n ny ioUr horses. The car is
=. '!'t.Hs.' with hunting aaooutrcments
,o,l. . mn mag tackle, also camp tents.
sn aI> 'hH III fact every thing to make
~. " tnp comfortable. Durino
citi5, '' ~ Ainrchison's absence from tile
~. ms IHties IS President of the
il~;uee Exchange will be diecharead
~ MI Chas. II. Robinson. tie Vice
oa asSiuent. Mr.. James M. Brown nc
IN nGhpahles Captain Murchison. We
,ne sn 'nen season Of much enjoy
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Victims of Obscure Disease. seeking

Victims OF Obscure HsSesaSe. seeking
safety and restored health should use Dr
Helmbold's Extract Buchu. Tbs article is
officinal and ataudar.-. l. -, Iltreov.r, the
only preparation ii.at ! 3yeops the full value OF
Ruchu - q Giu. cue. lC Is perfect specific tor
all diseases OF the urinars organs in male or
female. Beware of counterteits ard imita-
tons which INSCRIPTIONS men are endeavor-
ing to pai1n Oft upon DR.. He'mbold's rcputa-
ton. Look for the Doctors 6'Sra IRE or the
wraIDcr,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-06-26

The Js3ri&h Times devotes telling
leader to showing that Gov. Moses, of
South Carolina, is not Jew. All that
is Jewish about the Governor is, that
his father is a Jew-a man of unexcep-
fionab!e reputation. The mother of
the Governor is a Christian lady, and
Tie son has not been brought up IN the
Jewish faith, has never associated with
Jews-to his misfortune, no doubt
does not claim to be jew, and would
were he TO lay claim to it.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-06-26
FOREIGN,

IL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Barque lido
RADIO, $500 bbls rosin.
Cork for Ordcrs-Norwegian Brig
Slbal-1, OH casks spirits turpentine,
- bbls rosin.
Antwerp-German Barque Anna
$500 bbls rosin.
acknowledgements Barque He
drum ,G29 casks spirits turpentine,
213 bbls rosin.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-06-26

Tic aims Ct the brooklyn ladies
Auti-Ijcht I.acinG Society are broader
tAan the 1#mc Of the organization
would seem 10 indicate. iii" ladies
will go from head 10 foot in dress re-
form. High heel"d boots are 10 b.
anishcd for tho simple reason that
Icy create bnn;oiia on the ie"t. In
the matter OF diet, muah is recon-
mended in place OF pou-,, cake, and
fish IL ,h2 i.E,.ce 81 ,!cat. Ihe bylaws
shall be clioihl,. to Office in this Soci-
ETY. ~ 30 wears corset' or who does not
wear her clothes Srspe ndcd from her
shoulders, and who does not live hy-
chemically.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-06-26

The first Of July is the selni-annual
dividend day, when millions OF dollars
Will be paid in interest. Where all
this money is to find safe and profit
able investment is question not easy
to decide The New FORK Etl1rcss
SAYS that with so much capital scatter
ed all over the country, and interest so
low on all money put on call, with the
grain crops full OF promise, the cotton
crop to be, in all probability, far more
than we anticipated six weeks since,
there is every reason to hope for a bet
ter state o + busine S III the coming
autumn than the country has enjoyed
for any season for two years past.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-06-26

Chief Justice Dixon, of Wisconsin,
has resigned his position because he
got only $1,000 a year. His friends
think he can 10 better by running for
Matt Carpenter s seat in the Senate.
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Disastrous Fire.

We learn that on the night of the
18th inst, the stables and barns Of
Nj John Bracher, residing in this
county Oh the Duplin Road, twenty
two miles from this city, were set on
fire and burned. Mr.. Brachcr had two
horses in one stable, and the mare Of
Mr. j. II. Harper was III the other.
There We're four Of the incentiaries.
Two OF them set FIRE to the fodder in
the barn, and the other two were on
the watch. After the fire was well
underway they came by the dwelling
Hhlloine. This walked up the in
mates, and Mr.. Bracher going 10 the
door saw the flames.
Mr.. Harper and the two sons Of Mr.
EracGer rushed out 10 save what ti.ry
could Mr.. Bracher remained in the
house with his gun to protect himself
trola a raid OF the thieves.
The horses were saved with great
difficulty. blstcrel and burned badly.
Mr. Blacher lost his fodder, harness
and farming utensils, with buildings,
amounting to some 5000. Ii leaves
linn III a helpless condition, unable 20
carry on his farming oper tons.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-06-26
VIZ. EEeasoss ANA :ssc zEeare.v~

The j. has been ii.fa"t4cL - AT.
Heat.n, that he was incorrectly re-
ported il tie Jvl ..NAT-, ii regard to
his attack upon the Jews, and that lie
referred only to or; Jew, and neither
made nor meant any reflection on the
race. We should have supposed that
our OWE columns would haze hecn the
.lrOJe. Uiace 10 mae C correction OF
any errors il its reports, and they are
ALWAYS open to those who are m!srep-
resented.
1t NAV be that Mr.. Heaton twas
permitting the excitement OF the mo-
ment 20 carr him further than he
ought for it is al undenlable Tact
that he did use the language attribu-
ted to him in Our report. One OF the
editors and half dozen gentle
men III our Immediate vicinity, Will
endorse the correctness OF the report.
His attack was on tie -ae 50 TAR rs
those living in Wilmington are repre-
sentatiycs. lie drew very broad DIS
tinction between them and the Ger
man residents Of this city, and his at
tack. if not stronger was more at
length than was reported IN the
JOURNAL
30 IaUGil fDf ~. Ic3tcil ; 6I'"tCI.
Wc reeret to learn that some of our
Hebrew citizens are offended at the
JorrvAT. IN allowing the attack to go
unn0ticed. We can assure them that
VIC wou!1 not Their tie il :-stice to
s,lpposl tnaT needed an defense from
attacks made st the dissraceful meet
ines which the Radical party ara now
holding tiirou2 hout The CIT. we
shollE :.a.G qnlete,. lnt9 rRe1f defense
we sl4Cl..,! i,aro u1s<iiifif'"
! ...r aUtack IN
40 something worthy of notice. 1t
was reported only to let that class Of
or fellow citizens know how they
were abused merely because tiioy ol.i
not vote the Radical ticket.
| We number among our Hebrew
! fellow citizens some OF our best per
sOnal friends, we patTOnize many OF
! them, and they are Justly regarded as
amona orr best and most cnterprising
! citizens. They are GbOye the attacks
OF Radical politicians, "Eeguia-s' OF
/ "RGItors. "
! = S-Sinee the above was written
We heard Mr.. Heaton last night, wher
he stated that ve had misrepresented
him III the matter. This we have not
done, but we are willing to believe
that he was led into doing this class
of or feIlow-citizens gross injustice
by his very great Indignation at the
+ conduct of the Boilers.
between Ourselves, Ladies-Th,
most inesCimable OF your charms is PEI fec
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ES3 - @s@'s- {. - &C.
10000 Bushels Prime Mixed Corn,
5000 D." ." White Corn,
40 Boxes d. s. & Smoked Sides,
10 ithde. Smoked Shoulders,
100 Rh'e e. y. FORK,
I. :. il. %rrup.
LEGO O, Fiour.
10 90 sugar,
I7G Sack Primo H5o Coffee,
go Bales Eastern Hay.
10 Boia, Etlne,
90 new :. :. Spirit Casks,
900 Select 81 Hand Spirit Casks,
80 Boxes ( Half Boxes Candies,
100 = Soap,
- Starch
= Candy,
> Bbi+ Ereai. Lemon and Soda
Crackers,
30 Gases Concentrated Lye,
- Potash.
- i cz.J NaiIroad Mills
S.uu0,
- iIalf Bills. Il. Il. Mills Snuff,
- Bales Titt]c River Yarns and
Sheetiaga
10 Bales = aa}ef,,fe +; Sheetings,
For sale !a@ by
WILLIAMS & HUTCHINSON.
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II. AL, particularly invalidS. spring is try
ing scasDn. Indications of sickness sh"u'd ut
0u,-c he attended TO. Fatal d eases may he
caused by allowing &c bOI-el~ y bec".1e con
etiG.;t.cti. ami i.!e ett to fF,nti IN Il a!sor-
t!eTa,l cord. i.1, uut tie disorder ba- time to
ti.I clc5 itself An ounce OF prevention Is worth
FOUND OF en- t, Is an old and truthful say ing
: therefore,, we advise all who are troubled with
TIE complaints now very pre- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
digestion, disGTdered liver, want or appetite,
nausea, o. feverish skin, to take, without H. lay
SchenUk's Mandrake Pills We now OF 10
remedy 50 Aa l.lle-s G.:d deC-jiTo l.. It's action.
IT at once strikes 81 the root Of the disease and
produces healthy tone to the system. People
never need suffer from any disease arising from
Il disordered condition of the liver if they would
take this excellent medicine when they feel the
first indication of the malay. Families leav-
ing home for the summer months should take
three or four boxes of these pills with them
They nave almost An insta 4taneous effect.
They will relieve tie patient of headache
in one or two hours, and will rapidly cleanse
the liver OF surrounding bile, and will effectu-
ally prevent a billions attack. They are sold by
all druggists. may
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AfHlnr iIndIcInG

SOOiher Medicine. attained sncn
an UNPRECEDENTED 5. ale as HeIIubod's Buchu.
Its name aud Fame are known every where. aud
it deserves it's great reIr tati n fer " ;i2s ~
doubted 1 - yf.f' AZ F3d a cur. .sii DIS
eases u re Hta..ejs ANA .ne ''-'~
he ware or cow ------ organs
....eICs. Genuine has proprie
tary stamp of II. II. HeImbOld on each bottle
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-06-26

Lisa Of Vessels ia tfso Pert o. Will
nasnstoE, n. &c. jaime -, 1874.
REMARKS. -We respectfully ask Con
''gnees, Consuls, Captains and owners,
to notify US Of any change Of vessel
while il port.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-06-26

"Horse-Men Z" and otLers WAC pretend to
know, say that the following directions had
better be observed in using gAeridan's CdrGlry
Clp,Fiitnu PDlnHerS. Give a horse a tablespoon
..... ..' r." &c /. th,e sa,;.e e1eEy other
nj SlIt .uI = u .Isntes -.Hhe for a blich
cow and twice as much for The addi-
ton of little fine salt will be an adv an tage.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-06-26

sSrIETTSTURPENTINE- Every lit
tie Gamble said for or against the SLY,
its Turpentine r2c:,3l..ett O.. HE week.
We haze not ha1' s firm market, ncith-
CT lave We had dnfl one, but tte
tone has been variable aHa Il ~ as.sa
considerable nj@3t .:.a.t,c: T.. r. "a prices
It ih9 ., - Sc Z: :..a markes is frmter and
tie figures paid ic- lay were 81 cents.
NJ receipts Cor the week 4, 1l8casks
against 4, 527 casks for last week. show
a decrease Of 409 casks. Ite 9 p.tya
OF the weak T,1s2 casks i,:4:f'nsJ s,S77
SKIS for last week, show also de
crease Of 59i casks. The stock IN yard
and afioat is 6,98l casks against 1920
casks for last week. The saies for +bs
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-06-26

last week, show an increase of 295
bbls. The stock in yard ana afoat is
1 1925 bbls against 1899 bbls for last
week. The sales for the week were as
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-06-26

SATuRATE A PIECE OF BREAD OR MEAT
with gastric lice, and it ,yt.l s!iSsotoc.
This Is digestion. Add to- such mix
tuEe little alcohol, and it will not dis
a0Iyc. This is i13aiGesti01a. Beware,
then. of tinctures, or tonics, or decoc-
tom containing spi.itHous liquors.
sShuu all ram ''tanics, and rely solely
on DIR. WALKER's VINEGAR Buffers,
the finest digestive iavigorant known,
and free from the fiery curse Of Al
cOhOl. Nv
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STEAMSHIPS.

STEAMSHIPS.
Benefactor, Jones, dis. A D Cazaux
BRIGS.
Br Little Harry. Rorrk, dis,
j Il Blossom & Evans
Brig Ida Z Ray, Pressay, dis
B T Mitchell & Son
Br Brig Maud, EIeIsaac, dis
Sprint & Ifine0n
Geni.-s, Blankes, dis,
{ Pesohau (, Tiestermann.
Ger Montag, satremstadt,
i Peschau & Westerman
Ger Germania, ldg, Europe,
Williams & MurchisOn
Albert. Abrams, ldg, Europe,
Williams 4 Murchison
Alizor, Erickson, ldg, Europe,
Williams & Murchison.
Courtney, Lemsvood, Idg, Europe,
Williams & Murchison
Eerdan. Idg, Europe,
Williams Il MurchisOn
RARQUES.
Er Prince E.lewe1iyu, Owen, Havana,
j X Blossom Z Evans
German Bargne Sirene, Calliess, dis
T. i'csclau < Wosterman
Hermann Hclmreich, Oesterreich, dis,
L reeclia3J & Westellnann
Teit@e, iMckldt, ldg, Europe.
G G Barker x Co
Nor Viking. Hansen. lle, Europe,
4 q Barker i 90
Friedrich, Low, Tag, Europe,
Williams 4 MuTchison
Feiiei5,,s, kuhl, ldg, Europe,
Williams i Murchison
SCJTON[EpC
Lettie Wells, Watson, dis,
O q Parsley, Sr
N L Bradshaw, Lra.sshaw, dis,
e Z Mitchell L Son
Schr Joiia \ Griffin, Foster, dis
HarriSs & Howell
Schr Mary Ann Mccall Kavanaugh, dis
Il q Barker & Go
Schr Mary L Simmons, Gaudv, dis
Harriss Il Howell
Sohr Ruth \ Price, Price, dis Master
Schr Dora II French, French. dis
Il < G & Barker y Co
Isabella, Fischer. dis,
Williams 4 Mnrchison.
Cox, dis, Worth < Worth.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-06-26

IsetVgeen Ourselves, E4adies-The
most inesGimable OF your charms is % pc. feet
set of teeth, and nothing under the sun is SO
certain to perpetuate that charm as the daily
uee OF SQzedent
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-06-26
Notice.


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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-25

Pci.i t& hiCsi-Htf'o' NAY Zo' 1914
spprypo
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Steamer Eliza llaucoX' Giiioro, Hor,n'k' HeT'
steamer Isaac Bell, Eakcman, New York, mer-
steamer Alliance, Carr, philadelphia, mercEan
sAur,
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schooner go Lioh' biSsS' Noii''A' 'i"'N "'-
schooner fsuT VI lno' bi:'h''
Gfahitc' tui y ~ po,,,,ore y;o Chick
.,IS ~ InUhrr Curtis & Parker
schooner NarGisss' mpi.rsait nrrs e p,rStr
'iGht!,"i!n =? T,niit a'IIi Smi1liclJ light
,2Suoo.'o. . 10 Simmons NiIlctts \ Y ria
schooner II. =. Iintnt ~ .or ''N'''' ~ - "
osonril ;, co't,: W ~ H-nc,t candy New York
schooner W II, sn ~
cahAe' e''A ''''' - - W.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Schooner Helen 4. Russell, Meaanet, Ne" \ orA'
Siuy u. So
schooner Elizabeth Frances, Ierhlhs' baiu-
more. May %. - ,., ,,u,,,;
Schooner W. II. .1anlain' ehoe' ini'a"s ii'''''
May ~. ,r tc.;,,,,l pvr,n ,-aw York.
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Bark Advance, Thor>ensten, Liverpool, Ap:l IL.
Hnrk Tarpciau, Young, Liverpool.
Erin Kalilna SASH. Boston, llay 5.
uirS Fame i;;rrmanl. alathicson, Liverpool.
sln-nf o "N
i.nrk Man. Ottoman. Liverpool. March 3.
ichnoIrsr X = jISurhIcn johnson, Boston Ella
1-s.neIsac river. Nav iG
Schooner i. ii. ;liuwright, Lloyd, Philadelphia.