^C WILMINGTON MIAUL
BUSINESS CARDS.
WIUMP^jESIS
jwne sc
Ordered to leave the Country.
I In accordance with instructions from^the
Secretary of War, Archibald -McFarland,
Gporae McFarland, Alexander McFarland,
Thomas Cook, Archibald McKay, B. Archi
bald and Robert Prindle, were released from
the Old Capitol prison this morn : ng upon
their parole to leave the United States.—
These men, who are aliens, it will be remem
bered. were arrested here some time ago and
tried by a military commission for engraving
the Confederate treasury note plates.— JK^A-
ington Stdr,^^
The Bull RUM Monuments not Destroyed.
The Washington Chronicle says :
The sensation reports relative to the de
struction of the monuments erected at Grove
ton and Bull Run a.e false in the extreme.
We have the authority of the Commanding
General of this Department to deny such re
ports. We could hardly believe that there
were any persons so dead to every instinct
of honor and reverence as to commit such an
act of vandalism.
Letters of Administration on the
Estate of the Late President.
Letters of administration on the estate of the
late President Lincoln were issued on Thurs
day by the Probate Court of Sangamon
county to Hon. David Davis of Bloomington,
Judge of the United States Circuit Court for
the Southern District of Illinois. Ron.,J. F.
Stuart is surety upon the bond. The esti
mated valure of the estate is $75,000.
The National Loan.
Philadelphia, June 18, 1865.
Jay Cooke reports the sales of seven-thir
ties yesterday at $2,053,200. There were
1,438 individual subscriptions for S50 and
$100, Total subscriptions for the week end
ing June, 17, $11,,925,000.
A. E. HALL,
■COMMISSION MERCHANT,
^ No. 19 North Water Street,
Wilmington, N. C.
Consignments solicited.
June 22d 96-lm
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
DIL lJuORBIN,
Surgeon and Mechanical
Dentist.
so Market. St., (over Willis’ Drug Store.)
Artificial Teeth repaired.
June 13th. 88-lm
MISCELLANEOUS.
AT
T,OW PRICES
JOHN TURTON,
Commission Merchant
BEABuER IN NAVAE STORES, &c
154 Front Street, New York.
Liberal cash advances made on consignments.
June 16th 91-6m
DIL W. R. LANGDON,
OFFERS his professional services to the people
of Wilmington and vicinity. Office at his re
sidence, Nouth side of Market Street, above
Fourth.
June 7th
83
AT
COM & Ri TTENBEROl
* a : arsa ' "
MUM IIMJ),
An li.lepondo: . I ..hi,,!,
Family Newspaper,
Published daily and weekly at
WW-Ms wa'o.v, iv, c.
BY
THOMAS BI. COOK & CO.
T II E
CHAS. SMITH, GEO. S. SMITH, CHAS. E.
(HARLES SMITH & CO,
Commission Merchants,
FOR the sale of Naval Stores, Cotton, Spirits
Turpentine, Rosin of -11 kinds, Pitch, Tar,
Ac. Agents for Dupont’s Powder.
No. 6 Central W harf, Bos ton.
June 16th 91-3m
NORTH CAROLINA CLOTHING
EMPORIUM,
N. E. Corner Front and Market Streets, Lippitt’a
Old Corner.
A large stock of Men’s, Youth's and Children’s
Ready-made Clothing, Gents’ Furnishing Goods,
Hats Ol every description and Boots and Shoes
c instantly on band, at low prices.
June 16—91-lm S. M. SIMPSON.
H. H. MUNSON, A . L . SCOTT
H. H. MUNSON & CO.,
D EALERS in Gentlemen’s Glothipg. Furnish
ing Goods, Comos, Brushes, Perfumeries
ic., &c., Ac,
June 15th
8 Market Street,
Wilmington, N. C.
90
JOHN A. BAKER,
Attorney at Law,
CAN be found at his office, over Whitaker’s
Book Store, or at his room, situated on Wal
nut Street, two doors from the Southeast corner
of Front and " alnut Streets, and opposite the
33 MARKET STREET,
Consisting of
Fancy Dress Goods, Calicoes,
1 ont Street Methodist Church
June 15th
90
WILLIAM A. COOK,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
113 13 RO A.DWuA.Y,
New York.
P RACTICES in all the Courts of the State and
of the United States. Will give personal aid
prompt attention to the settlement of claims; ad
justment of accounts, and other professional busi
ness.
Refers to the Editor of The Wilmington
Herald.
March 17th, 1865.
Delaines, Challies,
Ginghams, Muslins,
Shawls and Mantillas, of the
latest styles,
Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s
DULY WILMIWTOY HERALD
Is published every morning, (Sundays except,
ed,) nd contains the very latest
POLITICAL,
AGRICULTUR AL,
SCIENTIFIC,
FINANCIAL,
AND LITERARY
1W2EE3 ^^5^^
Both Foreign and Domestic; employia. «it,
production the r j o in
TELEGRAPH,
MAILS,
AND EXPRESSES.
_ 1 be design of (he publishers is to make this
journal a daily photograph of the condition of
the whole country.
S HIPPING
FOR NEW YORK,
Shoes and Slippers,
Hoop Skirts, Corsets,
Hosiery, Collars and Sleeves,
Kid Gloves, Mitts,
THE Atlantic Coast Mail Steam
Veils, Nets,
Ships
And other articles too numerous to men-
The Alleged Alabama .Assassinator;*
The rebel General Maurey, the late rebel
governor Moore, of Ala., and a man named
Gaylev, charged with having offered a reward
of $1,000,009 for the murder of President
Line In, arrived at Fortress Monroe from New
Orleans on Saturday last under guard.
PHENIX INSURANTE COMPANY
MARINE INSURANCE
OFFICES 1 5°' } 3 2 Broadway, New Tork,
(No. 1 Court Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Cash Capital $1,000,000 00
. 316,728 82
CAPTAIN ELRIDGE,
DOWISA MOORE
tion, which with our previous stock of
IN POLITICS,
It will be independent of all party or faction
studying only the interest of the whole country’
and giving especial attention to the political af
fairs of ourown Stale. Il will be at liberty
to denounce and expose corruption, malfeasance^
or incapacity in office by whomsoever practiced'
to advocate such lines of policy as shall seem to
promise the utmost good to the masses of the
people; and to encourage and sustain those who
seek to promote (he public welfare. While it
will ever be conservative in its general sent!
ment, and study to harmonize the discordant
elements in our midst, it will boldly and faith
fully advocate the cause of the
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT Of WILMINGTON, June 26, 1865.
Surplus July 1st, 1864
^rrVk’TT $1,316,728 82
e been appointed Agents of the above
1 V Company, and are prepared to effect in
surance on N essels and Carg oes, upon terms as fa
vorable as other first class offices.
CAPTAIN LESTER,
June 13th
KIDDER 4 MARTIX.
will form a weekly line, sailing every
Saturday from this port, for New York.
For freight or passage, apply to
Straw Goods,
Military and citizens’ Clothin"
Hats, Boots and Shoes,
Gentlemen's Furnishing Good:
ARRIVED.
June 24th.—Steamer James Christopher,
Fort Anderson.
Steamer Gen. Howard, Smithville.
do J. McB. Davidson, Bar.
V. Sj Revenue Hetsel-
CLEARED.
June 24th.—Steamer James Christopher, Fort
Anderson.
Steamer Gen. Howard. Smithville.
June 25th.—Steamer J. McB. Davidson, Fort
Caswell. ’
COMMERCIAL
WILMINGTON, June 24.
Cotton—Very few transactions were made to
day. The market is easy and but few sales report
ed at about the former rates.
Naval SIokes—No transactions of consequence.
A slight advance was noticed in crude Turpentine,
and spirits held at the last quotations. Rosins firm
at former rates.
ALFRED MARTIN,
Commission Merchant,
A ND Manufacturer of Oils, Naptha, and Pitch,
Wilmington, N. C. ’
Jd 3m
JAMES L HATHAWAY, '
(Formerly of the firm ofHaihaway & Co., Wil
mington, N. C.)
C 10MMISS0N MERCHANT,
' , 171 Bead Street, New York.
1 artnutar attention paid to the sale of South
ern Produc . ' for g . hca.1
paningthem will be huthtull ,• and promptly exe
cuted. ‘
J " ne ist 78.1m
no. habbtss, w w. harhiss, a. .t. HOWELL
HARRISS & HOWELL,
/COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
V Wilmington, N. C.
June 1st
HARRISS & HOWELL.
June 7th 83
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES-&C-
JUST ARBITER
From New York, per Steamship
The following Merchandize now
charging and for sale by
THOMAS LYNCH,
Nos. 11 and 12, Water street,
dis-
New York, June 20.
Cotton,—The market was dull, heavy and low
er The advices from Washington that the cot
ton trade is to be thrown open to the world—that
of the Mississippi as well as East.—had a depres
sing influence. The sales were 960 bales at 40c a
41c for mid-ding. We quote :—
Upland Florida . Mobile N 0 & T.
Ordinary
WORTH & MANTEL,
flEXEKaL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Consignments of Cotton, Naval Stores and
reduce solicited.
Office for the present, up stairs on the corner
next Xorth ol I. C. & B. G. Worth’s old stand.
June 2.1 79-Smp
50
20
corner of Princess street.
Wilmington, N. C.
barrels Flour,
Good ordinary34
.Middling 41
Good middling47
Middling fair 50
34
41
47
50
3r
41
47
50
S4
41
47
50
Financial.
New York. June 20.
U S 6’s, 5-20’s 1931Z
U S 6’s, 5-20 cou 103U
U S 5’s, 10 40 96'1
Tennessee 6’s .’ 72^
Missouri 6’s 73^
Canton 38%
Cumberland Coal ; 41^
N.Y. Central 93
Michigan Central .110%
Quicksilver 515/
Erie 76%
109^
1 Reading 96
Bills, Fw 4 CRR 95%
Michigan Southern 63%
Illinois Central R. R. -..'122%
C and Pittsburg 68
Chicago and N Western 24%
New York, June 21.
Gold opened on the 20th at 139. Sold on the
streets for 140, at 4p. m. Closed at 140%. Cotton
Ui 18 a, ^ e d ’ groceries a shade lower : flour
iv a 20c. Prices have a downward tendency.
The Market.
[By telegraph.]!
p ., . . . ' New York, June 23.
woiu to-day is firmer and idling at 142%.
Lotton more lively and has advan ced t' ree
cents from yesterday. Sales made to- day at 43
cents.
Foreign Coinniercial Intelligence.
‘LONDON MONEY MARKET.
London, June 9, 1865.
^ U ^ rn, . er ‘ The discount demand
J oiz ,°d s bhls in open market are done
rate was further reduction in the bank
rate w as considered.
cS™?' 8 ? losed “1W 3 90% for money; Illinois
Stated 75 ^ ; Erie ^ares. 61^ United
created wlt Bauk 0f te »sland has in-
ALBICAN securities.
7th eDor'« 3 ,fT cu \ ar the evening of the
can si ou- iti. h h a ? tr ' lty 111 tlie market for Ameri-
Ide b “toonsequeat on the demand from
tan Un lhe mwk rt sod very
Fries ‘''’O-I'veati s being 67 a C7J4.
S^I^ ^ Bare elos
bonis ar V'’ e •»" the five twenty
land ana 8°h? d ' " a " d ’ *“> th t » r Bol-
recently been bn™ 1 10 Ala " :lcan ^ who have
L - ers ’ are n ° w sellers.
Breadstuff^ O ? V . CR AND provision markets.
Coffee St ^y. Sugar steidy.-
failow inactive e V l l m { Rice tends downwards,
fined. ina6tlve - Petroleum firm at 2s. 5d. for re
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
Cotton-The n, > Jane 9,1865.
of notion for the UV° rt8 th e sales
la 600,0 tpeeidato,;. aud'l'f '"‘■“'Ung
fhe market opened dull a,„ ’ , , J “Porters.-
quently became active ?‘ 101 ’? >ut 8 “bse-
C. B. DIBBLE,
Commission Merchant,
188 Pearl Street ^ew Yorli.
O FFERS his services to his old friends in North
Carolina, and any new ones who.may choose
to patronize him.
All property consigned to rqy address is covered
oy insurance as soon as it is taken on board of ves
sel.
Liberal advances ma^e op Consignments.
Refers to Q r eo. R. French, L. A. Hart, Wil
mington.
May 24th
71-3m
II. DOLL-NEP., G. POTTER, JOHN CAMERDON,
DOLIAEB, POTTER & CO.,
S HIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Dealers in Cotton, Naval Stores, Ac.
No. 181 Front Street,
New York.
All consignment to this address areinsured when
onshipboard, with or without advices from the
shippers' Usual cash advances made on consign
ment. °
June 1st
78-6m
THOMAS & HOLMES.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS .nd Dealers in
Naval Stores,.
v j 194 Front Street, New York.
I iberal cash advances made on consignments
June 3d - 8u . 7n ;
MIJCELLANECUS.
WILKINSON & CO'S OFFICE^
Corner Front and Market street,
WILL be closed for some Hme. Notice wil
given when opened, at place and time.
June24ta 98-dt.
, EXCHANGE ON NEW YORK
J FURNISHED in amounts to suit purchasers*, by
JOS. R. BLOSSOM & CO,
May 27th 74-lm
FOR SALE.
2 TONS of Hoop Iron,
10 bb s. Distillers’ Glue,
222 bales Hay,
600 Dr shels Oats.
Now landing ex Euterpe from New York.
Applyto HARRISS & HOWE
June an
NOTHB,
A LL persons are forewarned from triding for
two notes given by Ji D irby to Samuel
J. Beery, which has been lost and payment stop
ped. One ofthese notes for $93.7 50 and interest,
is dated 10th .September, 1858, payable 3 year#
from date, and t le other bears same date, for
$037 50 and interest, payable 4 years from date.
SOPHIA BEERY, Administratrix.
New Orleans..
Mob b>
111c authorized quotations ;
Jun ’ 16th
Ul-8t
..IS^d
other de ¬
Middling,
nd
16%d
; 18(1 lu-Kd
non o !i tw ‘ “' d ^‘ ‘d^ are estimated at 15,-
001 Des. the ms. kot closing fi tn and unchange’,
™ A U * "" d ,' r Bic Cuba’s news. The st-ok in
poi t is estimated at 356,500 bales, of which 42 000
are American.
Breadstuff's dull. Wheat tends downward.
Provisions inactive.
PEAS AID HYE.
70 BUSHELS PEAS,
do Rve,
500 do Corn,
> es Navy Tobacco,
40 half boxes good chewing Tobacco.
Also, Meal, Hominey, Horse and Cow Feed.
For sale by
June 24
B.-F. MITCHELL.
t8-lw
15
20
15.
20.
40
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do.
Molasses,
Sugar, crushed,
Sugar, brown
Old Stock Ale, XX,
Bourbon Whiskey,
Lard,
Linseed Oil,
Champagne Cider,
Mackerel,
50 kitts Mackerel.
100 cases Ale,
20 do, Scotch Ale,
50 do Claret Wine,
20 firkins Butter,
50 boxes Cheese,
20 boxes Adamantine Candles,
20 boxes Sperm Candles,
25 bags Coffee,
25 boxes Oranges,
20
15
20
20
20
20
do
do
do
do
do
do
500 lbs.
Macoaroni,
Hecker s Flbtrr;
Ground Pepper,
Allspice,
Cinnamon,.
Mustard,
Nutmegs, whole,
10 gross Shoe Mackin
10
20
do Writing Ink,
do Smoking Tobacco
10,000 Sfgars,
20 boxes Family Soap.
1,500 yards Musquito Netting,.
5 dozen Fancy Woolen Shirts^
Cotton, Rosin and Turpentii re
tc-
ceived on consignment or purcha sed at
the highest market prices.
June 21st. „
FLOUR.
50 BARRELS extra family Flour. Tor sale
b J _ THOMAS LYN JCH,
June 23d
cor. Prin jess st.
WRAPPING PAPEIi
TyOR sale at
THIS OFFICE.
WE Ki V “ -
C^Notat Comme,M * 1 “ d Ba ak ofWilmng.
June 15th
WI1 KINTON 4 CO.,
SO
Makes the largest assortment in the
State to select from. No pains will be
spared to show our goods and satisfy
our customers as to quality and prices.
P. S. Dealers supplied at the lowest
New York wholesale prices. Country
Merchants will do well to examine our
stock and prices, before purchasing
elsewhere.
* Remember our place is 33 MAR
KET STREET, between Front and
Second Street.
Our motto—Quick sales and small
profits.
M. COHN. 1. 0. RYTTENBERG.
June 21st 95-8m
CUTTER & FRENCH
FRONT STREET (Near Market,)
Are now receiving ex-Schooner
A splendid assortment of the following
GOO O S:
Fine Groceries,
Flour,
Ilops,
Lemons,
Cigars,
West India Goods,
Potatoes,
Malt,
Oranges,
Fine Cut Tobacco,
Carpeting,
Provisions of all kinds,
Draught and Bottled Ales,
Bottled Cider,
Claret and other Wines, Liquors,
Cordials, Congress Water,
Wood and Willow Ware,
Crockery and Glass Ware,
Housekeeping Utensils,
Tin Ware,
Fancy Articles,
Spring and Summer Goods,
Gents’ Furnishing Good,
Straw, Fur and Wool Hats, Caps,
&e.,
&c.,
Boots and Shoes.
Also, at our Store, 34 Market street,
DRY GOODS,
MILLINERY GOODS,
Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Owing .to the return of PEACE and
decline in GOLD, the above Goods will
be sold at GREATLY REDUCED
RATES.
GUTTER & FRENCH.
Wilmington, May 26th, J865. 71
Union, the ( institution and the
Enforcement of the Laws,
against all heresies of secession, nulification or
the supreme sovereignty of the States. In fine
it will accept the political situation as the war
has left it, and labor to build up the social and
political structure of our country again to unity
prosperity and greatness.
ITS CO^IVs ZUeiAL DEPART
MENT
will be fully organized when the commerce of
the country shall be revived, when it will aim
to spread daily b fore its readers a faithful re
port of the marked of the whole country, taking
pains so to repori the operations of our domes
tic markets as to render it a reliable guide for
the farmer and m 'reliant, the buyer and seller
alike.
STS FINANCIAL DEPART-
MENT
will be conducted by gentlemen of experience
and ability, who will be above the gambling
schemes of dishonest brokers, and will endeavor
to spread out in its columns such daily fiinancial
intelligence, as 1. ay be of benefit to the whole
community, rather than to a select circle of
dishonest speculators in money, stocks and other
securities. ■
ITS AGRICULTURAL DE-
PASTMENT,
will be established with the opening of commu
nication with the interior, when it will be our
aim to give daily a suitable portion of our space
to such interesting and valuable matter as will
be of benefit to agriculturists generally.
SCIENTIFIC AND LITERARY
NEWS,
will find space in its columns in liberal quanti
ties. The domestic circle will not be forgotten,
and we shall from time to time enliven our col
umns with carefully selected
LITERARY REVIEWS,
BIOGRAPHICAL AND HISTORICAL
SKETCHES,
NOTES OF TRAVEL,
MORAL TALES,
POETRY,
ETC., ETC.,
thus studying to make The Hehald a wel
come and valuable visitor at every fireside. Care
will be taken to exclude from its columns all
mat ter of a corrupting or immoral tendency, so
that no parent shall fear to admit it freely to
his family.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
Single copy, $ 10
By Mail or Carrier, one week, 50
“ “ one month, 1 50
“ “ three months 3 00
“ “ six months, GOO
“ “ one year, 10 00
To NEWSDEALER—
Per each 100 copies, $5 00 ; per each 1,00(1
copies, $45 00.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING;
As it is the design of the publishers to make
The Herald second to no paper in the South,
in general attractiveness and interest and spare
no pains to extend its circulation, already flat
teringly large, it follows that it is a most excel* 1
lent medium for advertising. In this respectit
offers extraordinary inducements at the present
lira?, being the only paper in Wilmington, and ,
having a circulation among all classes of the '
people, including everybody who takes a paper ■
at all. Advertisements arc inserted only at the 1
following rates ;
PER SQUARE.
One square,(eight lines,) single insertion, $1 00 H
Any additional number of insertions less
than six, per each insertion, 75
One week and over, each insertion, GO
One month and over, each insertion, 50;
BUSINESS CARDS.
To make one square or less, with no
change, per month, 812 0.
per year, 1000/
To make two squares, or over one,
per month, 20
per year, 1.0
Advertisements of any length less than s
squa:- s, will be charged in proportion with f
abov ®
HALF COLUMN.
Half a column, single insertion, $6 OB '
One week and over, per week. 30 Oil
One month and over, per month, 75 00f
ONE COLUMN.
One column, single insertion, 10 00
One week and over, per week, 50 0" •
One month and over, per month, 125 W |
■Advertisements to be inserted at intervals
will be charged one-third additional jates for
the actual number of insertions.
All transient advertising must be paid for
when ordered.
Contract advertisements will be payable
weekly.
The publishers reserve the right Io exclude
from their columns ail quack, indecent or im
moral advertisements.
A contract for advertising does not includes
free copy of the paper.
THOMAS M. COOK & CO-
Publishers, Wilmington, N. €.