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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-04-07
FOREIGN.

LONDON, March Henry
Sta ford formally resigned the cap
taiucy of the British National Rifle
Team.
The Russian press severely crltlclse
Mr., Disraeli's re marks in the House
of Co nmons on the 23d of March, dur
ing the debate o. the royal title bill,
that Russia's conquest OF Tartary is
we'll known throughout India and that
the Queens assumption OF the title of
Empress of India would be received
as a sign of our determination to main
tain our Indian Empire.
HAVANA, March 2-NOon-The cable
steamer Prof. Marsh, with President
Orion and party aboard has arrived.
PARIS, March 5-Noon- Seven thous-
and workmen of Belleville attended
the burial of Gen. Cremer in the
cemetery of Pere la Chaise. It was
the largest gathering OF the genuine
working ..class since the days of the
cammune.
LONDON. March -Night-A second
report of the dynamite explosion
states that the three cases of furs
shipped at Halifax in the missing
| steamer City of Boston by James
| Ghomas were uninsured.
The Times says Winslow will not be
given up except upon a guaranta. and
adds: Our extradition laws with the
United States are very insufficient"
The trial of the captain of the Fran
coma, which ran into the Strath
Clyde, for mansiaughter is progress
| ing.
LIVERPOOL, April -Night-The
| strike of the dock labor ers ended in
| the men resuming work at the old
terms. The steamers England, OF
the National line, and Nevada, of the
Guion line. which were to sail to-day
sor New York, will be delayed until
| tomorrow.
PANS. April 5-Night-A decree
was promulgated to-day fixing the Isl
of May, 1878, as the date for openine
the universal exhibition. The gov
| eminent has ordered projects to per
NIT the sale of all newspapers without
exception by the ordinary newsdealers
| and in the streets.
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TEXAS.

GALv ssroN, April 2.-The News
Brownsville special says Mr.. Susten
del, an American citizin, aged sixty
years, was placed on the top OF the
parapet wall at Malta moras. Iii case
of an attack he would have been be
tween two fires. Consul Wilson de-
mauded Sustenlel's release, and in
response to his notification the United
States guuboat Rio Bravo steamed
over and made fast to the Mexican
bank. Steam launches are policing
the river. It is reported that Presi-
dent Grant has directed that foreign
residents shall be protected against
the ex actions and apprehenslcns of the
Mexican government.
BROWNSVILLE, April 3-Night-Diaz
captured $50 men, II pieces artillery
and 7l2 stands of arms. His loss was
killed and Is wounded. DIaz says
he will remain at Matamoras till his
II loops enter the City OF Mexico.
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chairman of the House committee u
military affairs, had a conference witt
Taft. The early transfer of the mill
tary headquarters froGl st. Louis te
Washington is certain.
Quartermester General Meigs was
before the military committee and
stated that he thought there was no
occasion for moving the Qaartermaster
Generals Office. Had h. been here he
would have objected. i heavy ex-
| pense was incurred and to no adyan-
| tage. He said General Jucalls had
expressed modification al the ozp,nis",
which was much larger than be uutcl
| pated. Meigs will be examined on the
comb stone job tomorrow. The ap
preparations committee IS still at
work on the deficiency bill, sending
for Information, &c, which indicates
further delay in furnishing light and
fuel for the public buildings.
Seth Meeker. the correspondent OF
the Herald, refuses TO give his author
lty for some statements damaging TO
Interpolation of Page of California,
and will probably be brought before
the bar of the House.
Bristow has gone to Kentucky for
his health and will remain some time.
The twenty per cent. clerks in the
Treasurer's Office will be discharged
because OF the short appropriation.
Taft refers applicants for post trad
ershlpS to the cOmmaudant of the posts
for Endorsement.
The finance committee of the Senate
is discussing the silver bill Stroug
opposition TO some points is manifest
ed. It's passage without amendment
is improbable.
Bristow says he paid the editor of
the Commercial in St. Louis, who had
excellent opportunities to obtain infor-
nation of whisky frauds and shortly |
ly after appointed him special agent. |
He had received a good deal of valu- |
able information from newspaper men |
but had hot paid them lollac with |
the above exception and mona had |
g. ked him for pay. If tue newspaper
men had offered their services for pay
he would have paid them as much as
any body else, but none had SO offered.
In the War Department investiga-
Hon Chandler corroborated the state
ment recently telegraphed regarding
Bell. La Barnes told Chandler that
Bell had b seu in Babcock's service
Chsndier gave Baocock, after his ac-
4uittal, a check for 81 900 to help can
eal his expeu' eZ Chandler did rot
know that Bill went to St Louis in
the service of Babcnck or as a spy on
the district attorney. Lucky never
spoke 20 Chandler about it. The At
sorney General, Lucky, Babcock and
Bradley will tie heard tomorrow.
La the privileges aud elections com
nittee Gen. Morgan made motion. to
lave ruled out, AS immaterial and If
'evelant, the evidence entered upon !
ne record, which motion was rejected.
zen. Morgan esked leave to summon
'ther witnesses, which was not decided
yhen the committee adjourned. ,
Senator Morton will deliver the ora
ion on May 10th, decoration day. at
n. G. ,
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Arrived at Destination (EOreTRm
POrtS) from Wilmington, n. C..
BARKE.

POrts) from Wilmington, N. C.
BARKE.
Arnevig, Nor, Arntsen, arrived London
IN arch 6.
Brilliant Star, Br, barkantine, Nicholas,
arvd Gfeenock. mch %.
Florence Margaret, Br, barkantine, Cor
ner, arv London march 6.
Hope, Br, Fries, ar Liverpool mch 10.
Juno, Ger, Lindt, ar Liverpool, mch IA.
Otiia, Nor, Thorsen, Hamburg, arrived
march 4. 8
Rebuff, Nor, Knudsen, arvd Hamburg,
INCH 27.
Shanghai, Ger, Nauschuetz, ar Liverpool
staubo, Nor, Gunde-sen, Granton, arvd
Victor, Nor, Jacobsen, arvd Rotterdam,
inch 10.
BRIGS.
Alice Ada, Br, Wilmott, arrived at
T rieste mch Is.
Anna, Nor, Jorgensen, ar London INCH 10
Brisk, Br, Trefry, Granton, arvd feb Z.
Brothers, Br, Smith, Antwerp, ar jan 25.
Emma, Ger, Gerber, Liverpool, ar feb ID O..
Fido. Nor, Thorsen, ar Liverpool INCH g..
Framat, Swd ,Eckman, ar Trieste INCH ID
Fredriksteen, Nor, Larsen, arvd Belfast
march 8.
&C Michels, Ger, Dllwitz, arvd Ham
| burg march Is.
Johanne, Dan, Andersen, Liverpool, ar
| feb 20.
N Showers, Showers, arvd Grenada, inch
| 6, leaking.
Nornen, Nor, severtsen, arvd Hamburg
~ N sCHooNERs.
Donna Anna, Whaley, arrvd Cardenas,
I L. F. Warren, johnson, Port an Prince,
I rr feb Z
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Yreka, Moon, Havana, sid march 30.
List OF Vessels from Wflmfmwrom
NO. for Foreign POrfas
RARKS

List OF Vessels from WilmingsOm
| NC, for Foreign Ports
| BARKS.
Eolus, Nor, Trough, Hamburg, cid feb
Amelie, swd, Christensen, Rotterdam,
Andriette, swd, Odman, Rotterdam, cid
mch 81.
Chatham, Nor, Schirod, Rotterdam, cid
feb II, ordered to Liverpool INCH 6 arvd
Falmouth March 81.
Cito, Nor, Wathne, Stettin. cid feb 20.
| Edmund Richardson, Br harkentine
Brodie, Liverpool, cid march 1.
Emile, Ger, Lange, Stettin, cid fob 20.
Fear Not, Ger, Kuhtz, Liverpool, cid
Frey, Nor, Halvorsen, London, cid
Haugereid, Nor, Messed. Antwerp, cid
march 4.
Heinrich Rodbertus, Kroeger, Rotter-
dam, cid INCH ~.
Helene, Ger, Fack, Hamburg, cid inch 9.
Julius, Ger, Frenck, Burkenhead, Eng,
sid march IA.
Lydia peschau, Ger, Fechter, Liverpool
Medusa, Ger barkantine, Siedeberg, Ant
werp, cid feb 20.
Nancy Holt, Br barkantine, Swan, Liver
pool, sid feb 25.
Ottilie, Ger, Tote, Liverpool, cid mch
25.
Ruth Topping, Br barkantins, Erickson.
Liverpool, cid march 9.
William, Ger, Schauer, Rotterdam, cid
inch Is.
Zephyr, Nor, tarkantine, Jensen, Lon
don, cid march 7.
Black Swan, Winslade, st Pierre, Mar
Unique, sid teb 20.
CO Van Horn, BIZ, Hooker, London, cid
feb 20.
Clara, Ger, Dillwitz, Bristol, Eng, cid
march 81.
Die Peene, Ger Fehlhaber, London, cid
feb %.
DR. White, Ger, zephlen, Bristol, 'cld
INCH 80.
FW Fischer, Maatz, London, cid mch II.
Fanchon, Ger, Voss, Liverpool, cid
Freude, Ger, Braun, Newcastle, IEng, cid
feb 16.
GA Coonan, Br, Adair, London, cid feb
IL, Bermuda, march 10Th, repairing.
Helene, Nor, Gundersen, Hamburg, cid
inch %.
Lorena. Br, Jackson, New Castle, Eng
cid march Is.
Taritta, Nor, Kundsen, Rotterdam, cid
inch %.
Ternen, Nor, Harvigsen, Cronstadt, cid
feb 5.
Vera, Nor, Moller, Belfast, Ireland, cid
feb 20, spoken inch 10th, lat 41.1O, long
IS. 10.
Vu!tur, Nor, Eilertsen, Antwerp, cid
feb "a.
SCHOONERS.
Ann Dole, Bunce, Hayti, cid march Z.
Anna Sheppard, Terry, Port de Paix,
Hayti, cid inch II, passed lat 36 Al, lon
IA 80, INCH 20.
Lucy Holmes, Teel, Cape Haytien or q
market, cid march 6.
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THURSDAY, April 6-NOon.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Off quo
tations quiet and steady at 35 cents. Sales
OF l20 casks at that price.
ROSIN-Oficial quotations firm az 81 20.
Sales of 435 bbls good strained at 81 20,
and rs bbls at 81 70 (delivered).
TAR-Official quotations unchanged.
Sales of % bbls at 81 60.
CRUDE TURPENTINE- Official quo
tations unchanged. Sales of 93 bbIs at
81 IS for hard, OF IS for yellow dip and
50 for virgin.
CORN-Market steady. Sales of 1880
bushels at 81 cents in bulk for North
county.
COTTON-Oficial report steady. No
sales this morning. The following are the
0f; iol
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The western N. a.. Railroad.

The Pioneer is Informed by the
President of this road that the iron ne
cessry to lay the track between Old
Fort and Asheville can be had on
twelve months time, providing the
county commissioners will endorse the
notes given to secure payment. It is
stated that the railroad commissioners
Will IN the meantime be able to iqui-
date the debt from collections, even
should the Legislature lot provide for
Its payment by appropriation.
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.JOHFnakIStIc,

Inc Petersburg Hadec-AppedPs
haIelsh correspondent, n. S., says:
MI. Z. DonaE, for some time past
Inc able and cutting editor of the
haielgh Sentinel, has severed his con-
4 u with that journal and goes to
DI7ahVllle, Virginia, to cast his lot with
Tue Border Express. He has many
warm friends here and we hate to lose
AIm; he has the best wishes for his
success and prosperity of the entire
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-04-07
CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 5-Noou-
The proprietors of the Antioch distil :
Iery have sued the collector of Internal
revenue for an injunction restraining
him from the collection of. 1925, 900.
claimed due on crooked whisky. The
complainant alleges that d. L. Phil
lips, special treasury agent, Hawley,
supervisor, aud Clark, special agent,
suborned false Witnesses and offered
to withdraw the proceedings for $1G,-
go, which complainant refused.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-04-07
OHIO.

CINCINNATI, April 4-Noon.-Re-
turns from 81 towns and cities III Ohio
show a general republican majority in
% and d democratic majority in 10; the
rest are evenly divided. Local ques-
tions entered SO largely in the election
that the result was no test of party
strength.
Later-Complete returns show that
he republicans have elected the water
works trustees, police commissioner
and six out of eleven members of the
City Council.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-04-07
District Convention.

4 convention Of the Democratic
conservative voters of the Fourth Con-
gfesslonal District will be held in the
cl'y OF Raleigh on Tuesday, the 18th
uay OF June next, for the purpose of
nominating the candidate for Congress
auu a presidential elector, and select
H8 TWO delegates to the ST. Louis
Convention
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CONNECTICUT.

HARTFORD, April 5-Noon-The
latest vote is 90, 485. against 10O,983
last year. The result this year is:
Robinson 1857. IngersoIl 51.071,
Smith l, 81, Atwater 1896 Tue Sen
ate stands Is democrats and repub
iicans, democratic gain of 1. The
House stands 159 democrats, IS repub-
licaus and two independents, a demo
cratic gain of %. The democratic
majority on joint ballot is 81.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-04-07

Victoria, Ger, 431 tons, Tesnow,
dis K PeSchau IL Westermann
David, Br, 249 tons, Shelford,
ds Alex Sprunt & Son
ag Alex Sprunt & Son
Erie, I'll tons, Sparks, fssAaa
ldg j Fl Chadbourn & Co
Mechanic, 1877 tons, Hutchinson,
Nerthrop & Cumming
SCHOONERS.
y Tilton, Tilton, dis, B Mitchell s. Son
Kate Collins, 285 tons, Mathews,
wig Harriss &c Howell
e Q knight, 149 tons, Pratt,
dis G G Barker IL Co
John M Richards, $50 tons, dis, Master
Nellie Treat, 1913 tons, Seavey,
repg GsG Barker & Co
NJ Q Moseley, 1919 tons. Higgins,
dis j II Chadbourn & 90
Sarah Webb, -@, dis, Whore
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List of Vessels i'm the Fort OF VIII.
minRton, N. &c, April q, 1876.
STEAMSHIPS.

Pioneer, Wakely, ldg, A Cazaux
BARKS.
Bertha, Ger, Schuett,
dis E Pescbau g. WeStermann
Clio, Ger, 275 tons. Schnpp,
wig E Peschau & Westermann
Frank, Nor, $40 tons, Petersen,
wig r E Heide
Israel, Swd, 307 tons, Tafin,
Idg G G Barker d Co
Nsjaden, Nor, 230 tons, Ha-vorsen,
ldg Williams & Murchison
Omoa, Br, 1858 tons, McWilliams,
dis Anderson & Loeb.
Primus, Nor 262 tons, Olsen,
ldg Alex Sprunt & Son
Rosa, Ger, 26S tons, Hoffschild,
Idg Anderson & Loeb
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The Novel of the Season !
CHRISTIAN Reds
"a QUESTION OF HONOR"

ga Question Of Honor, by Christian Reid, is
praised by the press as Q work highly creditabl
OF American literature. The subtoincd ex-
tracts Iarefrom very favorable criticisms:
From tie Philadelphia Press.
ga new work Of fiction by Christian keid ID
always acceptable "A Question OF Honor,
is q story Of Southern society, with well con-
structed and well-sustained plot. and with o
finish which will be unanticipated oy most
readers"
FJOm the NeU Haven Register.
can admirably told story, full OF incident
and plot, that are in NO respect overstrained,
and carrying iutense interest as the threads OF
the narrative are caught up and Joined TO-
gether."
From tie Louisviue Covrier-Jovynak
"The story IL q charming one, and u fully
worthy of the authors reputation; indeed, tt
has secured Us the best and mobiles. OF All
that she has yet written"
From tie Boston Globe.
"Ekq uisitely clear in style and elevated IN
tone. and Ia worth more than one careful read.
ing.
From he Utica Herald.
6The author has wrought with care, AND
with a.Rood ethical and artistic purpose, and
these M the essential needs in the building
up Of AN American literature"
From the Boston GGEetie.
rAsa contrib ution to American fiction, "A
Question Of Honor win moro than maintain
the already enviable reputation of its author
From the Buffalo Courier:
The author OF "Va,erie Aylmer' ID one on
the most successful Of those who have tried 20
construct novels 5Et OF the crude material OF
American life."
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FOREIGN MARKETS.


LosDoS. April 5-Noon-Streei
rate p, which is I below bank.
PARIS. April 5-Noon-Rentes6 6f.
CSC.
Commercial.
LIVERPOOL, April 5-Noon-Cotton
market tending down-midding up
lands 6 7-16d.; middling Orleans G
11-16 l.. sales of 5000 bales, of which
/, 200 was for speculation and export;
receipts 80. 900; American $4,000.
Futures fiat and Id cheaper.
Sales of middling uplands, of q low
middling clause, deliverable June and
July, 63d.
Sales of middling nplands, of q low
middling clause. shipped March and
April, per sail, Lied.
Sales of middling uplands, of low
middling clause, deliverable April,
6-16d.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-04-07

The Mississippi colored convention
at Jackson declared Morton the choice
of the colore voters of Mississippi.
At the Topeka (Kansas) city election
Tuesday the republicans elected the
mayor and probably all of the city
ticket.
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List OF Vessels for VVilmtn~sou
&c, from Foreign Ports
RARKS

Banks.
b M Width, Nor, Moller, Lisbon, sid
march 5.
Bragg, Swd, Quincy, Dublin, jan, Queens
town, sid march 1.
Burgermeister KRISTEN, Ger, Ehrenreich,
Rotterdam, sid meh p.
Dragon, Nor, Thomasen, London feb %.
sid Gravesend mch 20.
Framat, Sw, Ahlstedt, cd London INCH
and Gravesend INCH 4.
Hermann Heinrich, Ger, Oestereich.
Granton, sid feb II, Aberdeen feb 2O'
North Foreland inch l.
LaDgeen, Magnussen, Nor, Plymouth, sid
inch IS.
La Bella, Nor, Skare, Bremerhaven, sid
inch 20. '-
Lyn, Nor, Void, Hull, sid inch 10.
Mynheer, Ger, Sagert, Glasgow, sid Jan 21.
Sigurd Jarl, Nor, Tortensen, Amster-
dam, sid feb Is, Texel mch 10.
Albatros, Nor, Tostensen, London, cid
feb "a, Gravesend and Deal INCH 20.
Ellida, Nor, Klein, Lisbon, cid feb 2S,
Flosta, Nor, Andersen, London, cid feb
10, Gravesend feb IA, Deal feb 20.
r Won Bennington, Roster, Rotterdam,
INCH %, Maasluis apr LIST.
SCHOONERS.
Yreka, Moon, Havana, sid march 30.
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Naiiy Receipts.
ulber.

Is dull and in the absence of de-
rand the stock continues to accumu-
late. There are now about 100 ref!s
unsold. For quot5tions we refer to
our price list. The sales for the week
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by Telegraph to the Journal.
nRnCIaf.

Financial.
NEW YORK, April 5--Night-Money
easy and offered at per cent. Gold
steady at 112E@113. Sterling ex-
change quiet at ST. 879. Government
securities dull and little better-new
IS iIS.
COmmercIaI.
New YORK, April 5-Night. Cot
ton dull, with sales of $50 bales at
13&@13 Is cents; consolidated net
receipts Al. 1856 bales; exports to Great
Britain SO 52S bales; to France 1868
bales; to the con inent 1874 bales.
Flour dull and prices for low grades
rule il buyers favor -superfine west
ern aud State 81 20@460; southern -four
quiet and heavy for common grades
common to fair extra s. 1905 rs;
good to choice extra S. oO@S9. Wheat
opened dull and in buyers favor and
closed rather more steady, with a little
better export demand. Corn opened a
trifie better and closed quiet and firm
at 68@6S8 cents for graded mixed, 683
cents for new yellow southern and IS ]
cents for white do. on track. Oats are
without decided change. Sugar quiet
and unchanged Moiasses quiet and
unchanged. Lard closed frm-prime
steam S14 15@14 25, latter choice
Spirits turpentine heavy at 401 cents.
Rosin steady. Whisky firm at 81 100
81 123. Freights steady.
BALTIMORE, April 5-Oats quiet and
steady. Rye steady and firm. Pro-
visions quiet and firm. PorK-mess
s23mS23 IA. Bulk meats-shouldrs 8
@91 cents, clear rib sides 12!@12i
cents. Bacon-shoulders 104 cents,
| clear rib sides 49, cents. Lard steady
and firm. Coffee Job lots $1,000
| cents. Whisky quiet and firm at 81 ID.
l Sugar steady and firm.
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The Compress Company.

Inc old President and Board of
directors of the Compress Company
ere Se[e Reelected at the meeting of the
rnoo ooh hich was held yesterday
--0fn!ng IN the Chamber of Commerce.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-04-07

SCOUTS Turnout is the name of a
postotfice just established in Union
Cauty, On the line of the Carolina
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MONTHLY STATEMENT

IREPUBLISHED AND ERROR CORRECTED
Oi the Stock, Receipts and Exports Of Cot
ton and Naval Stores at and from the
Port of Wilmington, n. c., for the month
ending April LIST, 1876 and 1919.
STOCK OF COTTON AND NAVAL STORES
In yard and atloat at the Port of Whining
ton, \. c., 1st April 1915, as taken
from the books ofthe Produce Exchange:
~ eco L.1,-
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AnbER RATS are arriving in large
dnoers and the demand for milling
not Keep pace with the supply.
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ROSIN.-Official quotations firm at
81 10. Sales 50 bbls strained al 81 65,
ais hbla strained and good strained at
81 y, 5 bhls NJ (aale) at 81 so AID Is n
extra pale) at S5@SJ 25.
TAR-Official quotations steady at
81 60. Sales of the days receipts at the
quotations and 100 bbls in order at 81 65.
CRUDE TURPENTINE-Offi quo
tations Steady at 81 90, s. 20 and So. Sales
IN excess of the days receipts at 81 10 for
Hard, s. rs for Yellow Dip and s. 90 for
Virgin. Several RATS arrived after the
days receipts were posted.
CORN.-Market steady. Sales of 49,
600 bushels in bulk at So (G62 cents, as per
quality.
COTTON-No official report as to tone.
Sales of 1S5 bales at the following prices:
6 bales at % cents, 81 bales at 104 cents, 10
bales at IL cents, 30 bales at liz cents, los
bales at125 cents, bales at 129 cents, II
bales at 123 cents. The following are the
official quotations of the Sd:
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APPLETON'S
AMERICAN CYCLOPEDlA
New Revised Edition.

every subject. Printed from new type, and
illustrated with Several Thousand EnRra-
wings and Maps.
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-, 'eyoel q Co.'s Hammock in case
~ ~ art & Mccoy. N. Y, Agents. is
oftt USe portable and strongest article
VI The kind known,
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A Fine Specimen of Mari.

Nh. Fletcher H. Bell of Cedar G. owe,
in the county of Pender, has sent US a
sample of mari taken from a deposit
OF shells which he has recently discov-
cred on his lands. The mari is from
oyster shells of extraordinary sizA,
some OF which when first taken up are
yet perfect in their shape, but after
exposure to the, atmosphere soon de-
compose. We hear that Mr.. Bell is
devOting the labor of his teams and
employees to hauling this valuable fer
tilizer out on his fields, ard " predict
for him a rich harvest in return for
this little trouble.
We shall be delighted to chronicle
the fact that others of our Fender
county friends are following Capt Bells
example. 1t is upon such enterprises
that the prosperity of the county de
ponds.
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vr0HE 'ENTRAL PROTESTANT, Green's
II borL N O., published In the hntereef OF
the Methodist Protestant Church RA62 10 Per
annum. J. L. Michaux, e0eor. aA
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,,,e De,mscrat. OF .sru ..xick

meeting of the Executive Con
oittec of the Democratic Conservative
Marty Of Brunswick county was hello
at smthville on Monday, April Sd.
Dele gates were appointed to t te
State Convention as follow: d. S.
Covan, B. D. Appiewhite, John D.
TAYLOR, A. V. Goodman, W. G Curtis,
Joseph Standard, Franklin Galloway,
Thos Hickman, W. Scott Milliken.
AIternates: NJ. w. HilDurn, @. 81
dock. John N. Bennett. Henry Du-
rant. Robert ". Woodsides, Absalom
Ward, r. W. McKethan, 3 +. Gore,
Jesse Wilson.
T, the Congressional District Con-
v.,t.on: Samuel +. Chinuis. Samuel
A. King, Rufus Galloway, Jacob
Evans, NJ. c. Guthrie. Henry Addix,
WallacelStyrou, D. l. Gore, John n.
Nlntz. ). J. Stanaland, Lewis Butler.
Lorenzo Sell
Alternates: J. j. Gay, r. 8. Love,
&c. Grimes, William Waters, DIR. l..
Friuk, IL. L. Williams. E. A. Pigott,
". A. Lancaster, J. w Tharp, G. +.
Fnuk. Asa r. Edwards, T. d. Will
liams.
The time for the County Convention
was fixed for Saturday. July 18th, 1876.
W. g. CURTIS,
Chairman Elk Com.
JOHN H. MINTZ,
Secretary
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