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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-12-25
NEW FALL STOCK.

I HAVE just received large Fall STOCK
1 OF GOODS, for which am Offering great
inducements TO CASH BUY Frs, and selling
upon no other terms. Persons buying upon
these terms will find it greatly TO their inter
est TO give me call as ! know am selling
cheaper, and can do it, than those who sell on
time
Save yourselves the painful necessity of be-
ing refused credit, by not asking for il, as |
am determined to stick strictly TO cash prin-
ciples without regard to persons.
JULIAN GRIFFITH,
oct 9-3m Darnestown. Nd
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-12-25
ORDER EII5I-

In tie mattcr qf Me Dced IF Trust .frons
Walter II. BrooAe 10 Geo u. Broohc,
Ttnstfe,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-12-25

ExAMINERs' NOTICE.

H.
The undersigned having been appointed
Examiners by the Commissioners OF Mont
gomery county, to ascertain whether the
public convenience requires the opening
Of public road, beginning at Il point on
the public road leading from Clarksburg 10
Johnsonville, near the residence Of jerome
Thompson, and running on The line between
the lands Of Jerome Thompson and John w
Flilard also on the line between the alore-
said Thompson and Richard Thompson, and
then running on the most eligible and practi-
cable route through the land of Rich d Th0mp
son. the heirs of David Hershey, John T.
Knott, John Cnrlin, Mrs. Nancy Knott, WIN.
Reid, the heirs of james B. Reid, Williams Il
Lewis and Mrs Lucretia Smith, to iniersect
the public road leading from GAINESVILLE 10
Boyds Station at a point east Of the iniersec-
ton Of the Jacksonville road.
HEREBY GIVE NOTICE to all interested
that they will meet on the premises, on
MONDAY, Jauuary lie an, 1875, at the
hour Of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, to execute the
commission as aforesaid.
JAMES b. NEIL
RICH D GREEN,
CHAS. T. PUEDUM,
dec lid Examiners.
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MONTGOMERY County, DRUG STORB.
ID. f.. OWENS, Dr11gg1st,

D. oVV EsTI5, Dr11@g1st,
nRUGS, CHEMICALS, MEDICINES, TOILET SOAPS, BRUSHES,
~
ne &c sc. BE sc
COLORS, DYES,
PERSONAL AND AT ALL TIMES TO ORDERS
OF PHYSICIANS FAMILIES,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-12-25

all of which will he sold al the figures below
annexed
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From Practical Mechanics.

have one Of the New Weed Sewing Ma
chimes IN use in my family, aud in addition
10 the satisfaction it gives my wife and dauph-
Ter, ! will add my own opinion asa practical
mechanic. that for Po3ectim Of WoyhmdaSh'p
in build, ense Of manipulation, simplicity IL
construction and readiness Of adjustment, il
is mt crcrted by any other Sewing Machine in
the market.
Jesse II IORD
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-12-25
JTH1iNTl II I'TTNUt
Mechanical Editor OF Scientific American.

Weed Se,cing Machhe ComPany: | have
been using your machines tor The last ciph-
teen months in my shop, in connection with
other machines, and, far as my experience
goes, can say thai they run better, and
have less trouble with them, Than with any
other machine | have been running them
for the lust six months by stram with equnl
satisfaction.
JOHN G. BAILEY,
~ Washington Street, Lynn, Mass.
sept 25-ycmP
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-12-25
THE WEED
SEWING MACHINE /!
FAMILY FAVORITEl
WHY THE WEED is THE BEST.


HONESTLY believing the Weed Sewing
Al Machine TO be the best in the world, and
supported by the favorable verdict OF its pa
trans | regard the time as not far distant
when even It's competitors will acknowledge
the truth and Justice of our claim, that the
Weed Sewing Machine Company have ro-
duced the hest Sewing Machine for the people.
Being the strongest, most durable, liphtest
running and most simple Of any in the mar
kct. II has large hafanee-wheel, cnusngit
TO iun very light II has straight needle
thu; win sew any material from fine muslin 10
block Tin, will use any kind Of cotton glnZ-
ed or unghztd) ami the heaviest Of linen
thread MS well MS The finest, aud YOU do not
have TO soap or oil your thread or goods be-
fore stitching. II is never taken apart 10 oil
or clean thus making ii almost impossible 10
get out Of order il has no cogs or vibrating
springs, or single spring motion about it, rs
most Sewing Machines have, 1t has more
space under the foot aud arm, and n larger
table than any other. II makes stitch nike
on both sides and the tension never changes
while running, The needle Is very easily set,
aud none of lis parts ever break while in use.
Provision Is made by adjustable caps on shaft
Journals and clamp screws on other paris, to
take up any wear thai may occur when nsed
constantly for length Of time in factories
with power, No friction on the bobbin, no
strain on The thread. The shuttle need not
lac taken from lis race 10 change the tension.
The take-up, besides being eompensdting, is
adjustable TO all grades OF work, md every
movement is direct and positive. II has the
latest improved shuttle making the most elias
tic seam, ihat will rot break or draw after
washing. aud does moi waste thrcnd. Tie
most delicate woman has strength TO run it,
and the longer they are used The better they
are liked.
submit few testimonials taken at ran
dom from among the many thousands the
Company have. merely as specimens Of tie
voluntary testimony which they nre constants.
" receiving The best references are the nc
lual operators of the machine, who inny lie
found in nearly every town and village in the
land.
Those in want Of Sewing Machines will
consult their own iaterest by giving THE
WEED n trial before purchasing.
MA Those who did not see our Machines
~ the Rockville Fair can do so hy calling on
or addressing Branch Office 400 Ninth street,
y NJ. 9 A. Binding, Washington D O., or
WESLEY MATTHEWS, Agent,
Wheaton. Montgomery county, Md
Hss~ SOLD ON EASY TERMS or Rented.
Great inducements offered 10 Clubs. For
particulars send Tor price Isis
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-12-25

In Mc CircH curt .for Mongomery County.
sming asa Coprt Of Eqody.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-12-25
FRESH cows WANTED.

VIA / WISH TO Buy
1<1 FRESH COWS and CALVES,
TfSPRINGERS and FAT STOCK
u all Kinds, for which the HIGHEST CASH
MARKET PRICES, will be paid.
All letters addressed TO me at Rockville,
Nd, will receive prompt attention.
oct 9-tfn JACOB POSS.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-12-25
BUILDING G. REPAIRING.

A LII KINDS Of Building snd Repairing
IA promptly attended TO by FRANK Ca
TOR, Rockville, Md. FURNITURE Of all
kinds neatly repaired Those in want Of
practical workman requested 10 give him
a call.
&z- Prices to suit the times. [nov 10
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a - "a "a . &c CO..
3l6 SEVENTH STREET,
w A S H I N G. TON, D. G..
nov 6-tfn
= -
TRUSTEES SALE.


DY VIRTUE of power contained in
ID Deed of Trust from John II Kidwell
and Ida +. Kidwell, his wife, to WillInm Kill
gour bearing date The Let day of February,
in the year 800, and recorded among the
Land Records of Montgomery county, in the
State of Maryland, in Liber Il. b. p, No. 6,
foios $50 &c, the undersigned, as Trustee,
named in said deed, will offer AT public sale
to the highest bidder, on
Wednesday, 30th of December, 1874,
al the hour Of IL o clock, NJ, in front Of the
Court House door, in the town of Rockville,
in said county, all that valuable farm belong
ing to the said John II. Kidwell, containing
ia ACRES OF LAND,
more or less, and particularly described in
said deed.
This farm is located in said Montgomery
county, on the road known as the "iIughcs
Bridge Road" leading from the Rockville
and Georgetown Turnpike 10 Knowles Sta
ton, on the Metropolitan Branch Railroad,
ahou three-fourths of Il mile from said turn
pike and one and quarter miles from said
Station, and adjoins the hands OF John Me
Dcrmott, Lewis Bohrer, Nelson Baker and
others
About 80 Acres Of he farm are covered
with heavy Pine Timber, and the remainder
- iItlblc lthi VI gnu 1NtIilh3 comprising I"
large amount of meadow land. The farm Is
well watered and has upon it several very fine
springs.
1t is improved by large FRAME Dwell
LING HOUSE, containing seven rooms, in
good state of repair, Barn, with Slabng
attached, aud other out buildings aud there
is also fine Peach Orchard on the place.
The location of this farm is one of the most
desirable in the county, being convenient 10
Churches, Schools, Stores, etc, within six
miles Of Georgetown and eight of Washing
ton, with each Of which cities II is placed in
easy communication by Railroad or Turn
pike.
TERMS or SALE -one-half Of the pur-
chase money to be paid in cash on the day of
sale, and the balance in two equal Install
ments, payable in one and two years respect
lively from the day Of sale the deferred pay
menis 10 he secured by the single bills Of The
purchaser or purchasers, with security to be
approved by the Trustee and to bear interest
from the day Of sale and upon the ralifca-
ton Of snch sale 10y the Court, and the pay
ment Of The whole purchase money (aud not
before deed to be made by the Trustee to
the purchaser.
Convcyancing at the cost of the purchaser.
WILLIAM klLGOCR,
nov Pts Trustee.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-12-25
NJ O IT I Q D.

A LII PERSONS indebted 70 me for Store
N Accounts At Goshen, Montgomery coun-
~, Nd, either open or closed by note, are
requested TO settle the same between this aud
the lst Of January, 1875. as further indul-
genee will not be given 80 any under any
circumstances. All persons knowing them
this notice.
THOS J OWEN.
dec ll--5t Gaithersburg, Nd.
Wilmington journal., 1874-07-24
the Aatso of.oar sas,otfsAf the 18th sDsts 4

the aatsof,oac sepotUsf the 18th instaf'
there has been quite a revolution ID
the market fof this week. At that
date wesqaoted the market quietsand
unsettled at 80 cents. The fir BIT two
daya Of the present, waek. the market
WINS quiet and lacked energy, and the
same quotations ruled. On Monday,
however, better demand sprang up,
which was encouraged by stronger
te elegrams from New York and abroad,
ana Immediately there was an advance
to 81 cts; tiss> market however receded
before the close Of the day to 33! cents.
Tuesday morning, however, it reached
and advanced sgain ,tos.34 cents. at
which figures it ruled firm during the;
remainder Of the week, and to-day the
mark ct osdses ssfong ht 3fcents. 90
The. receipts :, for, the week were
4,012 casks, against 3.026 casks for
last week.. which shows an. increase of
9S7 casks. The exports for the week
were s. 475 casks. against 1,642 casks
for last week, which also shows an in
crease of 8, 833 casks. The stock in ydldi
and afloat is GIGS casks. against III !!
6; Ss2 .fsslss f9Fase. Sgslsi The sales Tor,
Wilmington journal., 1874-07-24
barbecue at Hffilc.isae.

A grand Conservative barbecue Will
he given at Whiteyiile on the 1st of
August. A band of music from this
city viii be in attendance and q num-
ber of! distinguished speakers have been
invited and will address the people on
that occasion. A correspondent says
s.All good Conservatives are invited,
and we hope to see as many of the
JOURNAL men present as can leave
their posts. Everything here is work
ing web. and on the 9th day of Au-
gust Columbus will roll up a Conser-
yative majority that will astonish the
natives. No Russell Conservatives in
this county. We hear areport that he
will get some Conservative votes here,
but we can't find one that will vote for
him. "
Wilmington journal., 1874-07-24
at:c-Con.crva.ive Nomin.,-

ratsc-COnscryative NOmih:i-
1t Il meeting Of TIE Democratic
Conservative Executive Committee Of
New Hanover county, held yesterday,
tie following nominations were made:
House OF REPRESENTATIVES,: &
MAJ. c. W. McClammy.
COUNTY TREASURER:
Owen Fennell, Jr
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS:
Wm. A Wright,
John Dawson,
Thos. Williams.
OF the seventeen members Of the
Committee, fourteen were present IN
person and two were represented by
proxy.
Wilmington journal., 1874-07-24
MARINE:
f.ARRIVED

Schr Equator, Ranger, Nassau, &c
days. EKidder & Sons, with S3 tons
iron, pine apples, lines and turtles.
Steamship Pioneer, Wakely, Phila-
delphis, Worth & Worth: :'f go '6.'
Steamship d J Foley, Price, Bal
tim ore, A - Cazaux. - 1'2-si'i''
Schr Fairfield Roberts, Fairfield,
DeRosset g. Co. -.--...t-:. -. -.''s'F
schr Beulah Benton, Weeks. Hyde
County, DeRosset s. Co. ..,-.-t -
Schr Katie Edwards, Moore. Ia
Landing, Edwards & Hall. 80. 's.4s=.
Schr: Adele, Moore, Sloop Point, Ed
wards & Hall, -. ..-,.5.-, -. -..,.,., 81 =
schr MiLnie Ward, Bloodgood, Tar
Landing, Edwards & Hall. - 80. .
Schr John, Gabriel, New York, Viii
iams & Murchison. ,': ,......- .-s:.-t.
Schr Mary 81 Hard, Hard, Philadel.
phia, Harriss & Howell. .-,.r....l 1t:ss
Ger Brig C Newman Galdebehn.
Dethfoff, New Bedford, % days, E
Peschau & -Westermann. - =
Steamship Benefactor, Jones, New
York, 4. D Cazaux. "...... =..,9
.s. - 80. CLEARED. s,l...
July 1S-Br Brig Maud, McIsaacs.
Liverpool, DeRosset e. Co..
!. Schr Mary A Holt, Higgins, Arroyo,
p. r.. /, O G Parsley & Co. i.f1
Br Brig Little Harry, Rourke, Ham
burg, Williams &c Murchison.
German Brig Leo, Kroger, Liver
pool, DeRosset & Co.. ..5e. -.
Norwegian Brig Ara, Isaichsen, Ant
werp, Williams & Murchison.
Steamship Regulator, Freeman, New
York, Barry Bros: -'iH1 ~:
schr L T Knight. Newburyport,
Mass, j III Chadbourn & Go.
Schr Hattie. Turner, Boston, JH
Chadbourn & Go. =, tssre-,-s,ss -
Steamship D J Foley, Price, Bal
Steamship Pioneer, Wakely, Phila-
delphia, Worth & Worth. rE
German Barque Charlotte, Wallis.
Rotterdam, Williams & Murchison.
Thomas Van Glider, Van Glider,
Perth Ambey, NJ Harris & Howell.
Wilmington journal., 1874-07-24

The grasshopper plague commenced
in 1873, and it WIS from the millions
OF eggs then left that the clouds of
grasshoppers now come. Ten eggs
may be deposited now for the one de-
posted in 1873. The settlers will GER
tainly make a calculation; of this kind.
If the entomologists are not able to
find a way to destroy the eggs of the
grasshopper in the ground without the
expenditure of much money, both
Iowa and Minnesota will lose large
lnraberssof their people. : ~:
Wilmington journal., 1874-07-24
= G
&c tF,sEs.tSsekl.
NUE IIyINu AND ouR nEAc:


lstst5Esesy frat1s eHis. y71ftfG Fields.
Uutcr L:Iss above Ittse 1 FreEoktt to publish
first in newspaper, ard hEbssGslently, i'll book
form, Il setits of Articles giving t.ie war record
of or C:.rotfl.l tTOIn the etection OF Lincolu
in Nov. Ie15 to tie cicsc c: ne var. between
thu. St..+es IN May. I.fr. Nv zen embraces
three divisions :. 80 .-. t..-t
!st a3c;int C each sFli -::4-t. mi battle on
the e5:l, - tuG!t the waters uf sn;t:I Carolina
2d : sc-,}fs. ts OF e~trp i,f.f... fought during
the war on TIL 81 j u any --.are IA whi. Ii anv
Of the rr.ops q North : .Tpli! took part esre-
..;hl being take 10 show = 1t those trOo(s
lid AMI suffered II. each 1t thoss battles ard
.irat ,.I..,y and pancau our o.:cers and men
f.ir:v won.
Sd. "a 8 attsiUrn C..art for all rinie.'' An
pxlIaD z- ft fI.p third q, vis,sIt Of the mo-
posed piqn y..!i l.. submitted! n. !. later day
u,,;s b,it ,isasn, ,finn.,s.,i VERY i.,v,ht
the aid OF :. vbrgther soldier .s,<t ask the m
70 furnish I .frria (which e#n be arranged
and t,lgtS: .ts f:srI:s tzi.f fc.c record CT
lie ,+,,;..!s If tF3s, ss!9 - Nort.. Carolina
usou battle uuias Of ii.o t.l,i.tleracy ard
espsCia = 20 tsil a.! whc wfiis to furnish
me- et4f sat ,,ve-r f:i+ 1T ..soh fTev pa,tici
rata and HE rseTt i-r!e ~ ts.ir i,u,nca;ute
commands .---4
The TIM I,.7 r,o. hay, come to write this por-
ton Of No-ti @C*ro'in:.'s iffS.o,v; bnt it has
come 10 collect in;s.sr aIi AZ e-it for the
us, o: the future historian. TIE living actUs
Wilmington journal., 1874-07-24

CRUDE TURPENTINE.- An ac-
tive. local demand has prevailed. du-
ring tie week, as wen as some enquiry
from exporters. Thesmarkets sunder
Che influence of betser pricessfof spir-
its turpentine and rosin, has revived a
stronger feeling, and we note an ad-
vance of 25 cents on all grades. The
have BEEN light this week
and were not equal to the consumptive
enquiry. Manufacturers have there
fore been curtailed in their operations,
which has caused the effect to pay
more for the article than the prices
which were then prevailing. At the
close to-day, the market is steady at
e4 Ok for hard. 50 % for yellow dip,
and s. 70 for virgin. -,5s -
The receipts for the week I,191
bb1s, against 2.1e9 bbls for last
week, show decrease Of 978 .bbls.
The exports for. the week. we're 525
bbls, and the stock in yard and ahoat
is 1850 bbls, against 2,181 bbls for
last week. The sales for the week
were as follows: ''7F~
Wilmington journal., 1874-07-24

TAR-There is no improvement in
prices. but there has been an increase
of demand during the week, and the,
market has been firm in tone, which
could' easily have been developed INTO
an advance of luts uf proper size
have been offered to induce buyers to
operate, but the receipts have been
exceeding light, hence the quietness
with which the articles has ruled. To-
dav at the close the market rs report
ed steady at 81 IS e. bbl The re-
ceipts for the week were 239 bb!s
against 612 bbls for last week, which
shows q decrease of 373 bbls.. The
exports for the week were small and
the stock in the yard and afloat is 1s5
221 bbls against 1853 bbls. for last
week.
The sales for the week Tere as
follows; 5&3E&1a 81 ~
Friday. d. =. . .129 bbls at 81 IS per bbi.
Md95a9y MsetS55a9yas g g '....'@s / So g :! :
Tuesday. .1O4 1s5 9.
asssss KsSesssaag:lb 1911 tIfEIi+
= SPIRITS TURPENT1NE.-SiEee
Wilmington journal., 1874-07-24
Wilnilrteb Wholesale Prices Current
Subject to Changes In the Market,

ID eswax 1'eri lb:eS a 60
7 Sarrels, 5 ;'tsT, Aarh
p al hand. % Oe% a275
: New ...... 20 90 aovu
Ga1ltfses, I,er ib.,
, cailow.. ..13 a l3'
Adamantine.fU a Is
Sperm. 80 a IS
/. C1iiee !; Iter.lb.. -
yaga..s....3s a 81
Laguayra. a 2o
akie .::2ka IS
81, BomiHgo.25 a 2s
Eax .:.:..,19xa 81
1oEbie AncI a I5
Rope per lb.7Cas 10
Corn Meal. go
PET horanl. El.1sssI 81
'Defiicsties, ~>i'1 :
: per yafd !: ;. 10 a Ia
Yarn, per 8 Id, sos a 1.
Iessaa. saiaS.s..Laa 6 sot
Eish. ier hbL.zs 4. =
i Is. II. ASSOC 2aa 20 :
No. g.. 90 ALI So
No. .3....1i 50 a12 90
Ntsftsts.SfaW 7.Df
HffpgsIIiI III
.ftK.s:.ss8 4 ss9I
.Eoeurs.: %: s 90 aI0 90
10 gros. II 90 q sec T.
Flour, per bbi, Sorth,
Sanity. g 30 ali so
fsuperfne.s 50 n Tea
Es s uper = 50 j 8 rs .
North CarOiiHa, e -,
Family. !10 20 a 10 90
Superiine.7 Is a 8 25
clue, per lb Is a %
GR,y HSS Esgs2s g 5 : ;:.sn4
-rer tom. 90 90 a7O 90
Grain. per f,uShei, -
ltOrn. ..:.. aG0 a Ill"
6sats saTa a2k
Pas, sOe~f f6 a1SJ
Rice, ri tpi@1' '' g.
'Carolins: sa a. 9K
Hides, per h., ~
Green -...!..6t a I u
Dry.'....;.t. IA a IS
,Fay, per 100 lbs.,
Eastern...OOO q ] SO =
Northern. I Is q ] 60
JHpp aeFlby ss !
I'D EhshsA Ass'd7k& &sF Il,
AMeh@1,rGG d 40 !
American, ) ~
sheer. s9rr 0oE'
d Swede, -. ..s9 : 400
Hoop, ..,..,-..5sf u.q.- :
per toni 20 q 1 20
Wilmington journal., 1874-07-24

stephen w Noble. Administrators of job n
- aza rst aRass Mills, SRI jBrya ant Mills, and
others, Defendants
'soctSt Pi6eteag TO, mas 4 s 1sat Estate A..<t..
= SlrfaTToF lf HorF4 CAROLINA.
70 t'e nAeT.G Of oasloao County, Greetiag:
9ou are, hereby. eoamandedl to summons
band Jscfson Tsf ei:X 1E.sE sn he. hus
hush and stepheLl Iaend e,a1A, Ilnsy Minis. B1v-
ant Mills, Lizza AHls, Hollsn4 AsfssW and her
Mills An1, M No5is. wffeEor piasntif as1 and ne. =
s,2ne1 s,eI ~ MaFy = ASegsl eRa her h.ss;nd
BYRD, Francis u. k0enGe, John A1ills, son Of
defendant, Liza Mills, Q:liza Turner and her
husband. Lewis 1'urfter, Who resided in the
State of Illinois when last heapd off, fWilham,
sDd the other e o ah s ;
(son OF another w ilham Drills, liadeased, which
iste Raed Mis bfss5 e na
heard Of, were freSidi1i 81 E,e<fs. CDoH or Cold
Spring Post Office, gfeik county, Texas), de-
fendants, If they be found within your county,
10 pear st the 6iice OF the Clerk Ofthe Sups-
Tior Court 1or tho cot ptg fpf Onslosr. within
twenty-five days after the service of this sum-
mons on them, exclusive CT fhe day of such SER
vice, and answer the complaint and petition,
copies of which will be deposited in the Office of
the Clerk of tie Superior Ut,fttn for Onslow
county within ton days from the <iste OF this
fail 10 answer the said complaint and petition
within that time, the plaintiff amt petitioner
will apply to the Court for the relief demand.
ed in the complaint and petition.
Hereof fail ntst ard OF this summons make
due It turn. f.
Giren ur,!ar NV ard ana. The seal of said
Court, tbs '4:h day of t'sI,-.h A. D., 1874.
july It 81 s-''.si' ''@f<S w6ts
Wilmington journal., 1874-07-24

STEAMSHIPS.
Lucille, Bennett, AD Cazaux
BRIGS.
O Newman Galdebehn, Dethloff, dis,
--. E Peschau & Westermann
Maria Lamb, Jenkins. dis, .--.
Wick & Mebane
Bertha, Kester, dis,
E Peschau & Westermann
Susannah Knapp, Edwards, dis,
....- .- Master
Flamingo, Nesfeld, dis. r E Heide
BARQUES.
German Charlotte, Wallace, dis,
T. Peschau & Westermann
SCHOONERS
Equator, Ranger, dis. E Kidder & Sons
Anna Edith, Lyons, dis,
F w Kerchner & Calder Bros
Tarry Not, Timmons, dis,
Harriss & Howell
NJ f Bradshaw, Bradshaw, dis,
8 F. Mitchell & Son
Schr Ruth A Price, Price, dis Master
Isabella, Fischer, dis, -. s-,.
Williams & Murchison
Only Son, Meader, dis, GER W Co
John, Gabriel, dis, ...'
Williams & Murchison
Mary II Hard, Hard, dis,
Williams s Murchison
lis. of Vessels Sailed for this Port
BREMEN.
Ger Barque Sebastian, Bach,
sid May II
ANTWERP.
Emanuel, Tobiassen. sid April 10
NEW YORK.
Barque Dover, Stephens, cid May 2
GRAVESEND.
Lady Douglass, Goddard. sid Feb 81
BERMUDA.
Br Brig Coronella. sid Dec IL
LIVERPOOL.
Charia, kinch, cid April "a
Maria Lamb, Laurensen,
| ent ont March q
= X BRAKE.
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Wilmington journal., 1874-07-24

tLnmber, (Mfn,, - 8
FIT BIDS. IS 90 affsS
Wide do. 10 90 a25 % :
tScantlin2 90 90 a22uJ
IS hip STUFF, o 90 a25 %
Lime, from store,
Rockport.6 90 a 169
Rocktand0 90 n 1 80
Me.asses, pexFsllon, 81
] Cuba b hds .4 a AZ
do bbfs... ..46I q G
Sugar house.3s 49,
/ do bbls. .35 aHs,
Syrup, bbis- AS al % =
I 10 y. o. sc 10 - Z
Nails, Per lb-.
Ont. IS ~ 8 CO
Oils, per gallOn,i
Sperm. % 00 a 5 90
! t,ipsecd.. lao n .I50
Maciiinery1 IS ), 200 :
keorosene. 20 II II
Pea Nnts.3 95. a 2 Is
lPOtats5es, I F{
tSweet. -. 80 Z 100
Irish, hbl. 2 S5 q 3 z5
! FfoTfsiens, per b., -,
= H.. - N G. Bacon
Hams. lSs a 2.
A1iddlMgs4 B . IA
ShehlderS. Aka II
Hog reand!.s13k a IA
western iI}acS Il
/ SSmokcd.
Hams. ....16 ait -
Aitkiiings. .l2ka tx
Shoulders. 49,. 9Hi go
: dry Salted.3
Middlings. I'll EaF11L
Shoulders. 20 a 81
lard, y. C...@ a1af
do Northern.134a IA
Butter, N. O..b q ~
do Northern. .25 80 a 40
| Cheese ........ IS a 20
EPq1s NDr4hern per bbl:
City Mess % 90 a 20 so
Thin :" 90 0U a 16, 30
Rump.. .';16 90 a II co =
Salt, Alum, per
bag 2 bislf. I 50 ! goo
Liverpool, sack, ground
/ cargo. % go ( OO9
Frcm store @ 90 ! 25
Americm..0 A % 90 . l25.
Sugar, per fh.,. s
Pofts Rico. .'.Ws q 9
C.... ........:. 9ka 10.
R.--,s..r 10Aa I0K
IA. 49,. .......1Oka a IL
Crushed II a II
Soap, per fb..
Northern. ok a.7
Shingles, perM /,
GonfrAots.s 6-5O q Q O0s
Common. Q .25 . 2 75s !
Staves,-pe M.,
w. .. bbl.00 90 a 90 G0 u,
b o. hhd.00 90 a % 90
Timber, per NJ,
Shipping. 90 90 a 90 90
Mm, y to ex II 90 a l8 so
Mill, fairs 90 a IL 90
MIL int to ord 4 IS a6 90
Tailt,w per lb. 10 a II
Wilmington journal., 1874-07-24
NOTICE

/ HERE WILL. BE AN ELECTION HELD
a. the usual polling places in New Hanover
county ON the first Thursday in August, pa,
for the election of:
lst. Superintendent of Public Instruction
I'd. Members of Congress; Sd. Members OF tn
State Senate and House of Representatives.
4th. County Oficers, viz Five County Com
mssioner-, Sheriff, County Treasurer, Regis
ter of Deeds, County Surveyor, Coroner and
Clerk of the Superior Court; 9Th. Judge of the
Superior Court and solicitor for the Fourth
judicial District. .s-
Il. BLACK, Sheriff.
Wilmington, n. C., July 3, 1874
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