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ping paper, in packj0c 01
at this orhce.
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Post.
Convent Ion Fourth,
Diti-
. trict.
for the
A uepuoi.cau a1
....u t...i;..;.,i l) strict ot rsonn viii-
rouiin uuuiv.... '
.liiiii will be held
at Magnolia, Uupnn
.ntv- on Tuesday. June 10th, 174,
M 12 o'clock, M., for the purpose of
rkrin in nomination candidates for
Ju Jge and Solicitor of the District and
tAunnnhtli District ExCCllti VrCom-
V J MB'.' ' -
mittee,
consist in jr
of one
,,,,tv in the Judicial Dbtriet. Dele
gates entitled to a seat and vdtc hi tl
Convention must be regularly elected
I.t a County Convention or appointed
h'v County Committees, through their
Oiairman ; each County' will be en
titled to double the number ot delegates,
ai it may have members of the lower
branch of the General Assembly, with
imc number of alternates.
Geo. L. Maiwon.
By authority of the Republican State
I xccutive Committee.
To tho Republican Voters of New
Hanover County.
You are hereby notified that there
will be a County 'Convention at the City
. Hall, in Wilmington, onSaturday June
;tb, at 10 o'clock, a. m., for the pupose
of nominating a Senator and three (3)
ljL.ttffitivpa to the Legislature, a
- a rwt Cleric, a Coro-
r. a Renter of DecJ, bounty
Treasurer, a County Surveyor. Five t
' . . .1 . rim.
ronntv (Commissioners anu a v,w
tv Committee "
'Each Township in the comity, each
ward in the City of Wilmington, and
ill he entitled
.1 ' 1
to three (3) delegates.
ri, Tf0hHit voters in the seyeral
r.,ntrv Totinshins will meet at their
. .. 1 1 4 '..U.l- mmn
UhUuL voting places at a-wVv.-
en Friday, May 29th, to chose delegates
ta the Convention.
TIip Itpnnhlicau voters in thjc several
wards in the city of Wilmington, and
in the town of Lillington wil meet at
mine wwu 01 j-'11-" ""t
tbeir usualplaces of meeting at o'clock
' n. m.. Fridav May 29th, to chose dele-
gates to the Convention. The polls in
Wilmington will be .closed at 'J o'ciock
,m amd the ballots counted.
In case of one or more contesting
delegations from any Ward or Town-
ship presenting themselves at the Con-
, 4i.rAittitvnnmmittpfi reserves
uimuu, iuuwuu.j
the right to decide which delegation
shall take part in the organization 01
the Convention.
n 1 rTn,.Ki;..ui inintv (in-
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lion. Geo. 7. Frehch,
Chairman.
W. II, Gerken, Secy.
The N. C. Sunday School Conference
convened in Raleigh on yesterday.
1
WILMINGTONv N.
Rejiember the speaking !$o-nigh
.1
We expect our SeniorJoine to-night
EXCEEDIC
:edixqly pleasant hveatner to-
day.
; Business in ou? qity is at a stand
still.
The sprinkling machine'is ioinr.
val
uable service.
Wixlard Bros. advertise oaM),(XX)
hrii'k for sn.lf.
4
Services will be fceld at $t. John's
Church this evening.! j i
A Republican' Mass greeting will be
held at the Market House to-night.
' ' J S i ;
For the past three nights hot soli
tary arrest has been made by the police.
: 4 K-rVhl
Our regular weekly review f the
markets appears to-day, Avjiich will ac
count for the scarcity of local items.
; 1- l ; 1
An enthusiastic Republican Mass
Arpptinor was- held i at the corner of
O ! i ,
Sixth and Castle streets last evening.
Proposals for furnishing rations and
ship chandlery to the Ul S. Revenue
vessels in this district, will be received
at the office of the Collector of the port.
See , advertisement. , ! --k - r ,. jt l 1 'f
Wm. H. Moore, Esq., requests us to
spy that the rumor that he is about to
withdraw as a candidate for the Senate,
is false, that it is his intention to run as
his friends assure nimot nis ciecuon.
Returned. Mayor Canaday return
ed home last night ;from Fayettevilie,
whither he has been in attendance on
the Convention. There are a number
of cases awaiting his attention, which
will be given a hearing to-morrow : (hi
day) morning. i j !
County Commissioners The Board
met promptly this morning at 10 o'clock
according to adjournment, othing
1 L'liAnvinw rf : bivml
alVAP wiiinh thevadi
1. VUIP""- " . j
. . . , : t in n'r.rlr tni
nourneu 10 uicct- - rr
morrow morning.
We were pleased to learn that 011 1-
City Marshal was complimented by,' re
ceiving two votes, in the! onlyjrcgular
ballot that was cast in Uongressiona
Convention, but the votes; were changed
u-r nnfhn frtrOo . Mchav, at
the request of Mr. Price, j j!
Johnson's Anodyne Luiiment wi'l giv
more relief in cases! of C
matism, no' j matter how
ironic; Rhcu
scvefe, ; than
Lanv other article known
to medical
men. Used internally aud cxternauy.
It is'often remarked by strangers vis
iting our State that We show larger
proportion of good horses than any
other State ! in the Union. This, we
" . !.. It 11 .
tell them, is owing to two principal
reasons : in the first place, we; j breed
from the very best stock ; and in the
second i)lace, our people use Shcndan'
n .... rmetlers. which in our
tlcy J , ,1
in.ltrniPiit are ot mcaicuiaDiej iiuv.m-
Juu -w - ;
tae. ! may -'i-uo
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Resolutions. During the
dowh-
rd trip of the steamer North State, on
wai
which the i delegates to! the Gqngres-
siolial Conyht,n returned frmFay-l
etteville, tliey nem mj .u er f t
in A to the chair, and
uauauaj . .
n .-nliitinn tvpr hdonted.
llie rou(,"Iuo 1UU1UWU ... ,
and on motion the chairas authorized
to appoint aCommittee to present them
tn CaDt. Green. I ! j I
AVhereas, The Republican pkrty; al
wflaupreciating any courtesy icxtend-
aPPrec.ia"'r r ftUfraM
ea to ' .i . desiro to express their
I r ii-l ratmrlt.thev
appreciauuu u , uy
have received while on
boarci
of the
lRtwitet That we thedelegates from
Ut nf Kihr HanoverJ Bruns-
Bladen; Columbus, Duin,bamp-
son and Ons ow, tenaer wr;
U,M', ilL xtw. nnr
Captof tho
cf nt which we have received
t his hands, and j crnesfly hope that
h-13 example may pe.iouow. j
1
J, urnlsh a cVpy of the same
tQ the' yilmington and Fayettevilie
papers.' t tpj j
GEO. W. PRICE, JR., h
. rritAofirrmv!' ''--
, Reuben MaulTsby. j
Mr-Lyon, ot tne weeuwu
nnr1 AfJ Fannie Small, of 1 wasn-
I f l , "V . - - i. , 1
I 1 .J .ttnlwuin mini
iugton, iN. C, navp retcuMj
rrk h rK;in. i iinon 10 De ruu
one. jluc aw!"" 1
hy Small i t '
- The cotton fields arounaiiieiguc
seriously' damaged by frost on p
Tuesday.
C;, THUE8DAY. XIAY 1
LATEST BY 1 E LEGRAPH
The Alabauia, Pressr Conf chtion Ttfe-'
elected ' itr former omeefs, -conclndedl
the routine of -business, passed resolu-
ions ottnanks totne autnoriues or joif-
mingham, and the citizens-, for their; un
bounded hospitality to themselves and
their New York guests; also to the va
rious railroads, and to the Western
Union Telegraph Company for the free
use of their line, and adjourned. The
session' was very harmonious; After ad-
joh&ment-ail the editors visited the
oar bed, coal mines, furnace, etc. The
visitors expressing astonishment at the
immensity of mineral wealth.
; Montgomery, May 21.
About fifty editors of New York pa
pers are now in Alabama,' inspecting the
iron and coal fields, rind the quality ; of
the land. They have been everywhere
received with the greatest cordiality.
They express great gratification at the
manner of their reception, dnd profound
astonishment at the immense mineral
wealth of Alabama. They go from here
to Atlanta on Sunday, and spend Sim
day night and half of Monday in that
city, : go thence to Chattanooga, and
thence directly home via Washington.
MISSOURI.
St. Louis, May 21l
The Presbyterian Grand Assembly
commence their annual session here to
morrow. Three hundred delegates have
already arrived, and nearly as many
more are expected. i
The Presbyterian Sabbath Institute
or Convention has been in session to
day, and is well attended, J. Bennet
Tiler, of Philadelphia, presiding.
WASHINGTON.
Washington, May 21.
Tlic marriage ceremony is over. The
presents aggregate fully $50,000, and are
very beautiful. The'party will cross the
Atlantic on the steamer Baltic. The
captain has decorated his deck cabin as
n boudoir for the bride. The only tlung
that marred the simple citi.en-like cha
racter of the ceremony, was the pre-encc
of the marine band.
ARKANSAS '
Little Ro k, May 21.
The Legislature will investigate Fed-
eral Senators Clayton aijd uorsey on
the charge of an attempt to overthrow
the State government.
A bill of amnesty for those enaga-ged
in the late entente has been introduced
in the, house.
ILLINOIS.
Chicago, May 2 1 .
Notice has been given of an appeal
from the Presbvtery to the Synod, upon
tlift vote acouitthi
Professor Swing of
heresv.
TheMutuals, of iSew ork, lJ:;tiie
White Stockings, of Chicago, 10.
CABLK DISPATCHES.
ENGLAND.
London, Slay' 21.-
1 tr. tho "Dnilv News, from
frpi
, .-JJJUAKH ' 1
X ili mi.-J
r.,.:, Ki- Hi-it. 11 eauiuci Ml
1 J. 1, .
been
formed. Its principal members are
. If . L J
Goulard de Cazes, lcwergne, yjny
and Cezanne; all of whom belong; to
the moderate sectilon of the Right and
Ui-ht Centre. 'The object of the hew
. ;
covernment is iu wuuuanv,
tres in order to carry the septennial con
stitution through the Assembly. M
The New Berne Times contains; the
following (iCapt. James Albritton,- a
native and for many years a resident of
Snow Hill, Greene county, but recently
of Marion, S. Q., where he was cngageu
in keeping store, met a sudden and un
timely Aeath a few days ago. A num
ber of laborers were in his place of bu-'
siness, and high words ensuing a gene
ral took place. Capt. AlbnUon,
attempting to interfere, was stabbed to
the heart and almost instantljr killed
r n,A v toarticiDaira. vc iare
pleaselto too that the .coundrelho
committedtl.il dastardly act was appre-
DV one "i 1"- i "
I 1 . ;
I. JI.l rnnflnfII in lail.
nenaevi uuu
: . :.. .
1 lorcrpt wolt ever seen m
a fow days ,iiub
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in .ui,
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. WEEKLY REVIEW
0 IHE-
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WILMINGTON MARKETS.
- I ,4 m
CRUiE Turpektine. We have no
change in the market to note, this ar
ticle hating ruled quiet and steady the
entire week, without experiencing any
change of1 quotations. The receipts for
the 'eek foot tip 1548 bbls: against 82
last lreeki 1 he exports fSot up 0000
bhlfc against 983 last weekl 1 The fol
lowing ire thef sales arid 'quotations! for
eachy'-' ' lV ;
3bls Hard lipip Wirgin
323 $lf 8o $2 ! So $3 W
Fridav,
Saturday,1
Monday,
Tuesday, ;
TO.,
250
245
212
' 200'
103
1 85
1 85
1 $5
1 85
1 85
2 85
2 85
2 "o;
2 85
2 85
3 50
3 50
3, 50
3 50
3 50
Thursday,
Spirits Turpentine The general
tone of this market has been quiet but
steady, with a little better jdemanft ex
isting for export . Prices have j been
uniform throughout the Entire week, 35
cents being the ruling figure!' The re
ceipts fqr the week foot up jjs,780 casks
against 2,191 casks for last week, and
the exports are 3,786 casks against 1,659
for last week. The siales, together with
the tone of the market eacli day, are as
follows ; j
Friday The market ruled quiet with
sales of 400 casks on ,sp5t, and 150
casks, buyer's option, May delivery, at
35 cents per gallon for Southern pack-
i ' i " ':i - N
ages. . I
Saturday Market quiet, with sales
of 305 casks at 35 cents per gallon.
Monday The market ruled steady,
and the sales were 285 casks at 35 cents
per gallon. ij
Tuesday The market is unchanged,
andthe sales are 180 casks at 35 cents
per gallon.
Wednesday The market rules stea
dy, and the sales are 250
cents per gallon. 1
casks at 35
Thursday For this day's . sales we
refer to our daily market report.
!.l .
"Rrw-iTr Diinntr the nast week no
0 - , i
perceptible change has taken place in
the rosin market, it having
ruled quiet
and .steady, 'vith transactions confined
almost exclusively to C,
ut a s
mall
number of the higher grades having
changed liands. The receipts for the
week foot up 15,433 bbls. against 17,136
bbls. la't week. The exports foot up
9,608 bbls against 21.392 bbls last week
The sales for each day in the week, to
eetlier with the tone of the market are
as follows
Th ft murket steady with sates
JL j "
of 100 bbls. C at $2 25.
Saturday The market;; quiet with
sales of 1,000 bbls. C at 2 20 ana
and 20 bbls. M at $4 75. li
. Monday The market steady with no
sales reported . f !
Tuesday The market;! ruled firm
with sales of 1,500 bbls. C, spot, at
$2 25, 1,500 bbls. C, buyer's, option,
May delivery, at $2 25 and 2,500 bbls.
C. buyer's option, June delivery, at
$2 25.;'
Wednesday The market ruled firm
with sales of, 500 bbls. C; buyer's op
tion, June delivery, at $2 25.
Thursday For to-day's quotations
see daily market. jj
Tar. The market for tho week has
ruled steady, with an advance on Sat-
I f 20 cents bbl
from our last
1 liiu v r - 1 ij .
week's quotations. The receipts for the
week have been light, footing up about
1600 bbls. against 1,060 bbls. last week,
and the exports are 1000 bbls. against
2,519 bbls. last week. The sales togeth
er with the tone of the market for each
day, arc as follows : M !
pj.iday.The market ruled steady,
with sales of 123 bbls. at f2 per bbl.
Saturday. The' market ruled steady
with sales of 300 bbls. at $2 20. an ad
vaincc of 20 cents per bbh 5 ;
Monday The .market ruled quiet
and steady with sales of 400 bls. at
f2 -20. .1 '
Tuesday The market ruled steady,
with sales of 200 bbls. at 2 20.;.
Wednesday .-The market ruled steady
with sales of 160 bbls. at$2 200.
Thursday. For this "day's; sales wc
refer to bur daily market! . i
CkftTON The : cotton market for the
week now under iview jhas continued
tMm,
.-..l
of the
hales last week. The following are tne
1 , y ... ij, i-r, ' -
official quotations for each derj Fancy
? 'review;
4 '
i
1874 1 ' I' N0- V2
F- R i d. A y .No sales reported.-
mi- . . ' ": . '. I. 1 . ' B I: 1
Market nrm at nominal omciai quo
tatiens : ; ,
Low Ordinary.
Ordinary, J
Good Ordinary,
Strict Good Ordinary
Low Middling,
Strict Low Middling
Middling,
Saturday. Sa!
12 "cents t Jb
13 t( u -
, 161
17
171
ill
u
es yesterday, after
our report of 120 bales. .No sales re
norted to-dav. rarfeet firm at nomi-
... - -
i
nal oflicial quotation :
Low Ordinary,
Ordinary,
Good Ordinary1,
12 cents ti tt)
1!
it
it
151 "
17 y "
171 "
171 "
Strict G6bd Ordinary,,
Low Middling, ;
Strict Low Middling,
Middling,
M o n d a y .Sales Saturday, after
our, report, of 80 bales. , No sales re
ported, to-day. Market firm at official
nominal quotations :
Low Ordinary, !
121 cents tlb
Ordinary, j
Good Ordinary,
13
15J
161
17
171
.17
Strict Good Ordinary
Low Middling,
Strict Middling,
Strict Low Middling
a
Tuesday. No sales reported. Mar
ket firm and nominally unchanged :
Low Ordinary,
Ordinary,
12J
131
15
cts. lb
a
a
Good Ordinary,
Strict Good Ordinary:, 16
Low Middling,; - 17
Strict Low Middling! 17f
a
Middling, I 17
a
Wednesday. N9 sales reported.
Market dull and nominally unchanged
as, fellows : ;
Low Ordinary, j j 121 cents lb
Ordinary,
Good Ordinary, .
131
151
161
17
17
174
it
Strict Good Ordinary,
Low Middling, I
Strict Low Middling!,
Middling,
a
.a
Poultry The market is well sup-
ylied with grown fowls, and but a small
number of spring hickens are being
brought in. We quote by the quantity
at 35 to 40 cents for the former, and 20
i
to 30 cents each for the latter.
Bacon The market for this article
during the past week has ruled quite
firm, with but a small amount of North
Carolina being received. The following
are ,the Tuiing quotations t North. Caro;
lina cured, 9 (d) 10 cents for shoulders,
12 (n 121 eents for sides,. 12 121 cents
for hag round, and 15 16 cents mr
hams. Western smoked, S (ay 8 cents
for shoulders, 10 (a), 11 cents, for sides,
and 15 16 cents for hams. Dry salt
ed 81 cents for shoulders, and 1010
cents for sides.
Wood We have no change to note
in the market, the supply continuing
good and fully equal to the demand.
Wft nuote as selling bv the flat load as
-j. - s
follows :
Pine,
Swamp Ash,
Split Ash,
Oak,
Blackjack,
$2 00(2 50
2 WUrftZ Q
2 25 $i? 75
$2'75(2$3 00
m 00(13 25
Graix The griin market for the
past week has presented a firmer tone,
and an advance of
AAriM I-. - a 4nlrAn -
place in corn, peas
and bats. The re-
npinr.4 far tho. week from all sources.
i .
will foot up fully 30,000 bushels, about
10,000 bushels mor0 than lat week.
Corn is selling by the cargo at from $1
to $1 02J bushel. From store we
quote yelloW, mixed and white as sell-
inglat from- $1 12?, to $1 15 t3 bushel,
e-iW'inr.lnrlo(1. Oats are in good stock
quvmj - --. - - j V
witn a light demand. Tlie quotations
are, including sacks, from 77A to 80
cents t1, bushel. Pcas continue to be
in light demand, and stock small. We
quote cow and clay 1 10($1 15, ind
white fl lofeJSfl per nusnei. itice is
in fair demand, with a good supply.
Clean, Carolina sells' by the cask at SI
(aSi xents tt. Rough is in small
supply, an4 brings $1 20 to 1 ;40per
bushel, as in quality. Com Meal is
selling from the mills at $1 12J(2$1 15
per bushel, including sacks.
Pea Nuts.- A good demand for ex
port continues, and prices are well Up,
but a3 the crop is abat exhausted, only
1 1 Z hAAtl VAPfll
small receipts uv ,,vu'
following prices will be readily paid
dealers, rizi
Ordinary t
Prime, -n l
Extra Prime,
$1 GOl 70
2 002 05
L 2 15(2 25
2 302 45
-No change to note.
Beep Cattle.-
The demand continues fair ivith teiy
few arrivals. Dealers are paying 10
12J cents P,net,-in quality, jor the
hooC ' ; " j
Lard. North; Carolina is scarce and
in demand, and brings 111(12 cents
lb. Northern, 'steam refined, sclU at
101llj cents, j ; i
Siieep. Thc arrivals continue light, .
but arc fully equal t the demaijdj 150
head have been Received for the veek,
which brought $2(T,$3 f hcad as jto
size and quality.. j
Eggs. t A very good supply on the
market-J-16 cents fldozen Is thd wholc-
sale price, andr18(20 cents f llozeif
the retail prices. ;
STATE ITEMS.
Hail
last.
Ml in -Magnolia on Saturday
i
i .;'
prcseiil
!iUl,vi "4"fc --f-i i
at the opening of the State Medical'
Society Iwhieii convened in Charlotte
on Tuesday than has" ever beforo been
known m the history of the Society, f
. i
he (jJharlottc Otocircr says : A sufli .;
cient amount has been raised to insure
the' success of the Charlotte Cremation!
project beyokd a doujbt. Tho maQhiue
will be used!, first for the. buping oX
those newspaper men who hayctiecn;
green enough td look at this matter in
a serious ugui. j ! , ,
Says the Charlotte Observer-: A jj'ouug
ludy, arrived in this city over one of tho
railroads; bringing with her a bdnd-box
full of kittens. Eleven of . theni wcrb
dead when they got to town;-but. the
remaining; eighteen are living and doing
well. What a splendid crop p( i fights
are coming on !,-
NEW iDVKUTISEMENTS.
BRICKS
1
300,000 VKH vwcitiiAi
by
iay 2t-im
WJLLAKU IUIOS.
Proposals for FurnishiDg: Rations
and Ship Chandlery for U; V. Kev
enuci Vessels. i 1 '
CciiiiiixrroR'.s Ox-KicK, Slay i!.sTtr$71.
OEALED PROPO8AL8 will be received a
tbis Office unlll 12 o'clodir. noon, Satur-
day, June 13th, 1S7I, Tor supplying ItatloiiK
and Ship Chandlery for the use or crews ami 1
ver,selsof the United States Revenue Marine
Service in this Collection District, lor the
fiscal year endlnsf June 30, 187t. I , J
tfchedules. or the articles of Ship C'hari
dlery td be bid for will bei f urn 1 shed ton ap
plication to this Office.
j ! D. HUMLET, Collector.
rqay 2-eod(Jt fi . '
i.om; creek muDtiUm
IN pmiBUANCE of au 01 tier of the lioaid
' . j ..! '- "
0 County CommUfcionerf, the time lor
opening bids fcr the rpuirs of Ling Creek
Bridge
'extended to
1
l
Wednesday; May 28, at 12 O'clock,
Noon.
Bonds
wfll be
required for U V.hiu
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