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Wosdsu we Ca" UsctJEsTAifD. The self- SUIPHSG. Mercsntil capital stock not to composed mostly of KortLern i.L-ica. STAR GOT 7013 GWD. A2 jwioni owl tt ciy, dwirin? adcertisc-mnts to appear in lU flr? remit, at the fm of ordering ths advertisement, Cie amnnl Vtey are viUing to invent fn thai watf.J.

We cannot keep account outside of die city. City transient advertisers art also that tVy must pay in adcarice for publication, Montfdu bllt tedl be rendered to regular eus-tomers, TIIK JOURNAL. TA cftrufcirton of Ths Jocbfal now quite targe and daily increasing. Our City circulation is unprecedenledly large, ami Utrcugltftut Oit entire smtthern portions of the Plate is vtbt trvm great' er than VtOt of any oQlit paper. Tlte daUy and veelly edition; circulating in 0 I ichcHt mercantile and agricultural counties of this Mate, and in the districts of fkuth Carolina, areunsurpasned us adeerlsing mediumr.

Our long-continued and vnirUerru4el succems gines the surest proof of the correctness ofh owr claims. OUR LETTER SHEET PRICES CURRENT. Tliis tatuafAe and convenient circular is issued regularly every Friday, to aU vlu order lliem. Merchant find our mieie of the markets reliable ami a convenient mode of communicating with tiicir customer. i Orders solicited and promptly attended to.

TOE DAILY JOURNAL ut: rAr.mn nor 1 rop rietor. Dr Granthav, ADlU, V.i yne, John Eutty, Ord, i Harrin toa, i I -'yd, A Camron, Trooks, Paiker, Vv Warns, II Kraft. LAlhara. ucas noumwu, jura sogers aiiu child, 3 Tendaii. TA TKMEXT of the principal articles of Produce exported from the rot oj nummgtan, w.

for Vie Month ending 31t July, 18U7, and corn-oared with Vls months of June, 18C7, and July. 18C6, compiled from Ue reports of 6 Daily Journal 1 5 oe so tr 3 9 3 9-e 1-3 a 31 5a 5 so 2 2 9 New York. Or to: 8: CO cs. Boston. CM Phil.

Si CO. oo ct -i Ji Cn9. i logo-j i Baltimore. Ports mouth -4 CD 8: Norfolk, Va. w.

Allyn's Point, CL Mattapoi-sett, Mass. Galveston, Texas. Total 1867. i 3M con-eaooocwao-Jbsoo 00 CO Va eo io w'ia'jV-cpa-'i-coeataooia TotalJune, 1867. o'o' 888: Total July; 18G6.

4 UGWIOOOOI CaoCaCooooOC London. Bristol. England. Cardenas. Bio Janeiro.

ca- IO. Port au Prince. Jf. Santa Cruz Teneriffe 'si Total July.l jal TotalJnnc. .1867.

oo- to sr. Total July, I860. C.T. 8: CO 1 Grand a wk. HMO- S8g: CH CO ca us ot aeacSoioootJa xoiai, 4tuy 1ftfi7 1 Grand rJ Total, June! 3 WOO "Si-' to 1867.

WOO' Oa.9SQQQI9- SoS- fc n. cn 85 to co I 4 CO CO tO' 00 toj "oo Vi en Grand 3 TotaL July 2 1866. Sailed tor this Port. NEW YORK. Br.

Brig Almata, Holthusen, eld. July 23. eld. July 28. eld.

July 20. Schr. Queen of the West, Beatty, BOSTON. Schr. Samuel Warren, Middleton, J.

EASTPORT, ME. Schr. Henry G. Fay, Prescott, eld. July 1.

Tldo Table, 0OBSXCTTD WZZXXTBT O. W. WILLI AMB. KOOH'S FHASJCS TOa AUGUST. First quar.

7 Full Moon. 1.49 A. 4.20 P. 4.20 P. 7.45 A.

Last 2 New Moon, 29th. ittl Arrival A WES OFFKU TI1K CELEBRATED ABOVR JCSTLT OTTON With or without CON'LbIi, as may by preferred, at Factory pricts xney are made ft om 10 to iuu Raws, ana adapted to hand or bore power. At the liOmeiana feiate Jair, in November, iwi. the STAB GIN took aU tbe premiums ollerod Sample Gin and Condenser ir ay bo iriP6ctd at our office. ATKINSON SnErPEHSON, 11 Jk 12 North Watfr Street.

TEST! MON1ALS. Cbtstal Speisgs, Dec, 5thT 1SC6. Gents, I take very great pleasure in affording my meed of praise to tbe practicability and adaptation ot yonr Star Cotton Gin and Condensers. The Gin we have is a seventy saw, with Condenser, and we drive it with the "American Horse Power." It runs well, making a fine article of Lint Cotton, and with six small mules will gin five bales per day, of ten hours. If tbe poerer was increased, or larger and better horses or mules used, it would gin seven er eight bales in same given time.

Hurriedly and respectfully, Geo. J. Morttmeh, (of Mortimer Baker.) EuzaeeTH Crrr, N. Nov. 12, 1SGC.

Dear Sir: I have been using for tb.9 last four weeks, the Cotton Gin and Condenser, which I have purchased from you, and am very much pleased with both. I hesitated at first about purchasing tbe Condenser, but after usins it to my entire satisfaction for a month, I must say that it cannot oe too nigniy recommenueo. i ours respecuniiy, Geo. D. Pool.

Beklts, keae Ivob, Noefolk pETJSBfiTiirna Uailboad, march 5, 18G7. isear oir: tiavinr promisea to mve yon mv opinion of thb "Star" Cotton Gin, I will now write to say, that in my judgment, it is without doubt, the best I have ever seen. It has been fairly tested in my section during the season just past, in connection with other celebrated Gins, and is ack nowledged by all to be far the best. I have Ginned one hundred and eight bales cotton, and the saws are in as good order as when I purchased it. The secus are so clean or lint, as to render thcru as easy to plant as peas.

It can pick cleaner and faster by far, than any Gin I ever saw. I had some difficulty in managing the Condenser at first. but soon understood it, and now I would not be without it for any reasonable amount. Messrs. K.

Biggs A.Ca, of Norfolk, sold my cotton, and they can bear testimony that no cotton was in better condition or sold for more money. In conclusion, I would rather pay the price for the Star Cetton Gin, than to use Buy other without charge. Truly, -i F. Vicke. Stuvfjcunokg.

N. C. Dec. 3d. 186G.

Dear. Sir I have been using for eevorai weeks the Star Cotton Gin purchased of you, and as jruu "uuou jmiuw uiy upiui'ju 01 it, iiave to say thai it is all that I could wish it to be. my neigh bors are delighted with its operations It gin very rapioiy auaciean. Aoauig these qualities to its simplicity, ana the ease with which any part may do repiaceo, i consiuer it tne beet uin Ibave ever seen. i ery truly I David Alexaudejr, Gastok.

N. C. March 21st. 1867. Dear Sir The 40 Saw Gin which I purchased of yon last fall, I have no hesitation in saying, has more than fulfilled my expectations and after a fair trial it has proved to be the best Gin I ever used, although I have used other Gins for the past 40 years.

Think I can safely say, that with pro per speed my tun win piclt 2U0 pounds or Lint Cotton per hour. ery respectiuuy, I B. BAtNXY. Bi.CKwooi, Southampton Va. Dear Sir I have been nsinar this season the "Star" Cotton Gin, which I bought of von.

and I have no hesitation in saying I prefer it to any Gin hava otror noon in ti an If wlra bw nita clean and fast. In my estimation the mechanism of these Gins is as near perfection as it is possi ble lor buman skill to accomplish, every part per- iornung us aiiouea wora pcriectiy. ery respectfully, i J. D. Peetlow.

July 28 1 256-2aw-tf G0LDSB0R0' FEMALE COLLEGE. THB next Scholastic Tear will begin on Monday, the 30th of September. 1867. and continue forty weeks. The year will be divided into two sessions of twenty weeks each, bat there win be no vacation till 1868.

The Faculty the same as heretofore. Punils rc ceived at any time and charged trom date of arri val. ThorouBh instruction parental discipline advantages unsurpassed anywhere very moderate charges: healthy location; religious privileges of all denominations ample and every facil ity iur uiiieueuiuai aiiu uiurai improvement. Board and Tuition, per session of twenty weeks $95, in currency. For particulars, address the undersigned, or xTOI.

Hi. Ml aJJAMS, UOlU8DOrO r. U. REV. S.

MILTON FROST, President. july24 1 254-2taw2w NOTICE. THE undersigned baring been appoint, ed by the Court of Equity, Receiver of the Stock in Trade and effects of CRAIG. TUOMEY Ship Chandlers, offers the same for sale at retail, uids win also be received till tbe Slat in stant, for the purchase of the entire Stock, the unexpired lease of the Store, 48 East Bay, and the Kuuu wiu oi me concern. not soiu oeiore tne 10th day of August next, the same will be ofiered at Publio Auction on that day.

For particulars, apply to HI UGH E. VINCENT. 43 East Bay, CharleBtonTS. C. 254-3taw2w inly 21 VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.

PERSONS desiring to purchase Lands would do well to call and examine the lands of the late Henry N. Howard, consisting of a valuable Bice farm, and a large quantity of Turpentine lands. There is among them a valuable plantation in Bobeson county, known as the Crawford lauds, a fine Btand for a county store. Any information desired will bo famished by William N. Peden.

WILLIAM N.i PEDEN, Admr's and ALLMAND A. McKOY, Conor's. april25 ,1 178-2taw lltf MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA, RICHMOND. SESSION OF 1 8 6 7 6 8 rflHE NEXT ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES will commence on the first day of October, 1867, and continue until the 1st of March, ensu ing, making a term of five months. D.

EL TUCKER. M. Professor of Practice of Medicine. i B. R.

WELLFORD. M. Professor of Materie Medica, L. JOYNES. M.

Professor of Physiolocv. 4c. JAMES B. McCAW. M.

Professor of Chem istry. HUJSTlili JHcii uxtus, M. rrofessor of Sur- gery. i. x.

uuiifiniAW, u. aa, Jfroieesor of Obstetrics, F. D. -CUNNINGHAM. D.7 Professor of Anatomy.

S. UILLIAKU, Al. I'rofessor of Goneral Pathology, i H. at. Demonstrator of Anato my.

The advantages offered by this school, both for THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL INSTRUCTION, aro greater, than at any previous period. Abundant facilities are afforded for the prosccu- uuuvi rrwucu aunuiuy. CLINICAL INSTRUCTION at the Howard's Grove Hospital, the -College Hospital and the Riohmoud City Dispensary, located in the Collet jamming. Expenses. Marticulation, $5 Professors' fees, each $15 Demonstrator of Anatomv.

tlO drad. nauuu, oo. xwara may do outauea at from f5to or a 1 per weea. For further information, or a copy of tho catalogue, apply to L. S.

JOYNES, M. Dean of the Faculty. July 25- I 25C-2aw2w-24-4t control of women to t.a one of the wonders of human natnro. I'-ing nntrrious tve world over lor cnriofiij, yet tiy wU pa rni c-n street witnout look 't 9 right cr inn i ma wai on without Lining tiieir beads. Ve eaift under stand it, for we know they are dying to see, yet with hardly an exception in a hundred cases, straight forward tbey march like machinery, betraying no sign of emotion or excitement.

We confess to bat a small amount of curiosity ourselves, yet we find it impossible cot to tarn and look, even when tbe moet homely of tbe female sex pass us a natural fondness we presume we bare for the fair ones of earth. i i i i ii nm.u. jjut kuu niu fcuc iuuhc i. ux luoiijr ui iuo icwwo-. we cannot comprehend how tbe whole sex, of all ages, show such powers of self-control unless it be a warning banded down to them from the days of old Airs.

Lot. a saintly dame of Tore, whose curiosity led her into such Imprudence that she was transformed into a condition which has preserved her person as well as ber rememberance ever since. It cannot be tbe ladies are totally oblivious to tbe charms of the "lady-killers" they encounter on the streets. No. no it is a power of self-control we are wholly unable to an-Uerstand.

Tbe local of tbe Petersburg IwJex. is respond' Lie for tlo above. -The wonderment be expresses at the self-control exercised by ladies in general is no new thing and has often before been declared. It seems to some persons exceedingly strange that tbe curiosity attributed to tbe fair sex, and asserted to be one of tbo most powerful influences brought to bear upon their nature should meet with a controlUng Impulse they cannot account These persons forget that the sex possess an innate perception of delicacy and a natural modesty which men cannot understand, and which constitutes one of their chief attractions. When ladies traverse the streets tbey do so armed with tbe dignity, reserve and retirement of woman, and most certainly it Is not natural that tbev should raise tboir beads to encounter the gaze of a soore or so of gentlemen who galb on the Btreets for the very purpose of ob serving them.

The vanity of those who are stylod as lady-killers" may be offended by this indifference manifested to their charms, jot it is their very vanity which leads them to suppose that they possess attractions which may be esteemed as such by the fair sex. Brians or Wood. We were shown by Mr. Alex. Sprunt, yesterday, a sample of spirits of wood manufactured at Shoe Heel; Bobeson county, by Mossra.

R. J. C. UcCaskill, by the new distillation process. Tbe spirits is beautifully clear and and is applied to many uses.

It is accounted excellent in cleaning machinery and metals of all kinds, and in the mixtuie of paints said to be equal to oil and spirits turpentine. The process by which this spirits is distilled, is eUiamlng the wood in a retort without the ap plication or water. In addition to tbe spirits a species of oil is also obtained, and a substance ed resembling pitch, though more brittle and jet like. The oil is said to servo tho purpose of a lubricator, and is excellent in its application to heavy machinery. An acid is also obtained in this distillation process, tho uses of which we have not learned.

CoMJiEHtc OFWiLirtsaros. Atteation ia direct ed to a statement of the principal articles of pro-d ico exported from tliis port for the month end ing July 31st, and compared with the months of June, 1867, and July, 18CG, which will be found in another colnmn. While not eo much difference is noticeable between tho quantity of articles exported daring the past month, and those during the month previous, there is an evident increase over that shown in the report of tbe month of July, 18G6. This is at least some encouragement, aid should stimulate us to exertion. Begistxbs QoaurixD.

Within the past few days the following persons, reoently appointed on the Boards of Registration for this qualified before Justice Conoley by taking the oath prescribed by General Sickles Brunswick County. B. D. Morrell (white) an3 Solomon Smith and A. Golden Smith (colored.) yew Hanover County.

Rem W. Penny, Isaac Peck, 8. S. Ashley and E. D.

Hewlett (white) and Geo. Vf. rrioe (colored.) At tub Auction Salx of Molasses advertised to take place by Messrs. Cronly Morris, yester day, there being so little interest manifested, and such bids offered, the molasses was withdrawn and the sale discontinued. This want of interest and fair bids may bel attributed in great part to the scarcity of money; which is now bo seriously felt by persons all classes and in all conditions ot life.

Doo Dais. The miasma which generates epi-demio fevers is now rising in clouds under the blazing beams of tho dog-day sun. Every living body, as well as refuse animal and vegetable mat. ter, emits unwholesome vapors, and in crowded cities and tho donee assemblages which business and pleasure call together the elements of disease are evolved. The pressure upon every vital organ is never bo great as in the second and third months of summer, and common sense teaches us that these organs require to be reinforced to meet K.

Yet, notwithstanding this theory advanced by medical men and those who aspire to bo common sense teachers, the proper way to preserve health is to keep the body clean and as cool as possible To do this it is essential, during the dog days, to be well supplied with the necessary andnrooer ciothinff. This. Haas 4 Co. propose to furnish to any extent, and tho public, will find their stock of furnishing goods, and light suits for summer wear, complcts and unexceptionable in every respectin point of price as well as quality. STATE NEWS, Thb Legislature.

As yet, there no information here as to the purpose of Gen. Sickles, in regard to the meeting of the Legislature. As he has not, before this announced his purpose to provent its meeting, it is fair to presume that he will present no impediment, and that therefore, the Legislature of North Carolina will convene in this city, on Monday the 19th, of the present month, according to ad journment. Some ox the members from the trans- montane counties must leave home in a few days, in order to reach here in time. Up- presumpUon that the question of a UD 4 UV, UIAJ) 1A tlilv A-ii; A OAa Ul DUUU1U (UOCUIUIO, it will be seen that Gov.

Worth has dis patched Prof. Kerr to Deep river, to in vestigate the claims ox that region to its location. Raleigh Sentinel. Laegk Sale ot Lands. R.

W. Best. Secretary of State, left for New York, on Monday last, to close, as Agent, a bar gain for the sale of DO, 000 acres of State lands, anmromvuto yu.uuo acres of lands owned by CoL Bryson, and others, per haps, of Jackson, lying in the counties of Jackson, Macon ana Cherokee, to the Amer loan Agricultural ana Mineral Company. This Company was chartered by the last Legislature, and its headquarters are in New York. Several gentlemen, as well as citizens of the State, comprise the Company.

We learn that it is the pur- Eoso of the Company to put upon these inds, in a short time, 20,000 6lieep, for wool growing. Besides this, several thou sand laborers will be employed mining, kj iiuus mis ia uui ma Decriinintr oi New Chaktees. Governor Worth has recently granted, accordincr to act of As sembly, a charter to the Cabarrus Murine uompany, ior ine purpose ox the mining and manufacturing oar. The capital stock of the Company is not to exceed $600,000. The Company has alreadywe believe, purchased mining lands in Cabarrus county and will go to work at once.

The corpo rators are Thaddeus Stevens, old Thad E. French, John F. Farns-andC. F. Peck.

worth, Harmon Jadd tenures. a t. rtcrtatLei: Lesley They the to I of of in that i his to the been the the ified a was did our have 31st. the on Mr. thi3 or ty we tho tho is SO A 7 1 FOIl Tim TORK.

I.XPI11CB STKAM3UIP lOMK TflE FTNR-ASD FAST BAILING STEAMS7I1P UEBECCl CLYDE, CHICHESTER, Commander. TTTlIJi ARRIVE FRIDAY night, August 2d and leave our wharf (between Oook and Or-anj-e Streets) for tbe above port, WEDNESDAY, ttr ft-PiKht paesago, apply to VUIi' TII DANIEL. Aent in New York: JAMES IIAND, 104 WaU street. 2Cl-ts tuKust 1 FOR PHILADELPHIA. PHI LADK3L.PIIIA AND SOCTI1KUX HI All.

STEAMSHIP COJ1PASV. THE FINE AND FAVORITE STEAMSHIP PIONEER, IJ13S.VKTT, Commander, LI, ARRIVE on TUESDAY. JULY SO, and sail from our wharf foot of Orange street) for the above port SATURDAY, August 3d. Through Bills of Lading given to BOSTON, PROVIDENCE. NEW OELElNS.

LIVERPOOL. For freight or passage, apply to WORTH DANIEL. No Passengers taken. Agent in Philadelphia W. lu, JAM EH, 314 South Delaware Avenue, july 28 i 258 BALTIMORE AND WILMINGTON WEEKLY STEAMSHIP LI7EK.

THE FIRST CLASS STEAMSHIP ms JAMES GARY, V. II. WILSON, Commander. WILL LEAVE OUR WHARF Princes Sfcrect, for Baltimore FOOT OF on SATUR- DAY, August Jd. Through Bills of Lading given to BOBTOX, LIVERPOOL, FOR FREIGHT ENGAGEMENTS, Apply to i ATKINSON SIIEPPERSON, 1 11 and 12 North Water Btteet.

july 28 I 258- FOR BOSTON. Tlir. FINK Schooner CHARLES, DENNIS, Captain Haixeck, will have dispatch a a above. For freight engage-; menta, apply to i WORTH DANIEL, july 30 259-St For Liverpool. milE Br.

Brig FOYLK. Row. Ma- tef, will have quick despatch for the above port. ifor ireight engagements, apply to PETTE WAY MOORE, july 24 254-tf IN STORE AND IN TRANSIT. BAGS COFFEE, 125 BARRELS FLOUR, 75 BARRELS MESS PORK, 75 BARRELS SUGAR, 1 200 HHDS.

AND BARRELS MOLASSES, 200 BALES HAY, 8,500 SACKS SALT, 1,000 BUSHELS CORN, 8,000 LBS. BACON, for salo at current rates WILLARD 20, 30 and 31, North Water Street. I 259-tf july 30 BALTIMORE CURED: BACON. IIHDS. and Tierces Bacon Sides, 5 HHDS.

BACON SHOULDERS, A VERY CEOICE LOT, LANDING EX-STEAMSHIP JAMES A. GARY, and for sale by ATKINSON SnErrERSON, 11 and 12 North Water St. 2Cl-3t august 1 ENGLISH GLUE. 5 HHDS. genuine English Glue of tbe very best quality.

Just received and for sale by WORTH DANIEL, july 31 260-5t SALT SALT. Crf SXCWS Liverpool Salt in One order. For sale from wharf cheap by july 31 260-5t WESTERN BACON. IUIHS. CHOICE SHOULDERS, 5 SIDES, Landing from Steamship Pioneer, i Tot sale by july 31 WORTHI DANIEL.

2G0-ot WESTERN MIXED CORN. I PHll BMnKM Westetni Mixed Corn, AUWV; trarrameti sound, to arrive per Btcam er Rebecca Clyde. 1 For sale to arrive by WORTH DANIEL. July 31 200-5t P0RIL PORK. BBLS.

New Dless Pork, 100 FULL WEIGHT. 'For sale by WILLARD 23, 30 and SI North Water St. June 20 226 istf ICE CREAM T1Y THE GALLON, QUART Every day at july 31 OR GLASS, UrPITT'S Confeotionery and Bakery. 2C0-5t DURHAM SMCSING TOBACCO. A 111 rousDS.

srennlne article XTJR tobacco. 1 For sale very cheap, by r- He t'J-'i "t-5-- 4r rE DRY GOODG GOING ANT WEEKLY RECEIVED AT M. M. KATZ CO'Sa 23 MARKET STREET, ASTOxmilxo low sum PKINTS, PLEACHED AND UNBLEACHED SHIBTINGS, 1 SHEETINGS. PILLOW CARTKft LINEN TABLE AND BIBDSEIE DUPES, diuas, ujUi.AUlNE8, JACOSET8, 4 LAWKS, M0ZAMBIQTJE8, BAREGES, CBAPES, WHITE GOODS.

SWISSES, MULLS, NANS00KS, UAfliuuio AND SWISS EMBBOIDEBIES, THREAD AND CHUNT LACES, COLLARS AKO SETTS, A SILK MANTLES, PARASOLS, MITTS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, noops. MILLINERF. EVERY VARIETY' HATS AND BONNETS, FURNISHING GOODS, CLOTHING AND NOTIONS. a- An assortment of MUSQUTTO NETTINGS. We have a buyer continually in the NorUim Markets, which gives us tho advantajro to sell at ths VERY LOWEST PRICES.

M. Bis KATZ 23 Market Streets jime2 jjn SILLING OUT AT COST. If order to make roOiu lor a large Wln- tnr Stock. will r1nn nnf at -irtam ,1.. Stock now on band, consisting of CLOTHING in EVERY VATJETY I MEN And CHTXlDIlEN.

(however Urge or small.) SHIRTS, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, and ia facta FULL ASSORTMENT OF GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, and in every style. To Dealers we offer tho inducements of eeDing at MANUFACTURING COST. CLOTHING mado to order for Men, Boys and Children. We will fit anvbodv trial vaon mA- 1 wawaap VWk- mg. Givo us a trial.

HAAS Front Street. 249-tf july 18 IN STORE AND FROM WHARF 2,500 BUSHELS prim WHITE smA YELLOW CORN, LBS. DISTILLER'S GLUE, very superior article, 8,000 150 100 15 50 50 BBLS. FLOUR, different grados, BBLS. HEAVY MESS PORK, HHDS.

WESTERN BACON 8E0E3, BBLS. "0." SUGAR, and EXTRA BAGS COFFEE, JKy HHDS. and BBLS. MOLASSES, 1.000 For ale by na WILLIAMS MURCHISON. July 28 258-1W Great Iaproveucnt in Dentistry! SENSITITE TFJSTJI FILLED WITHOTJT PATN I tUJtrT tJ TY slmpl Application ths Teotn is rcn dered insensible to pain daring ths operation of filling, without injury to ths nerve or tooths Kvery operation warranted to give satisfaction.

Charges as low as any Dentist in ths city. Teeth extracted without pain. THOS. B. OABR, M.

i 1 No. 85 Market street, march 12 140-tf 1 w--r- i i i i DR. IIANBERRY AS BKaln retnrntul a i City, and can be fonnd fc him I office in the Journal buildings, where UUTt TT I. ho wiU be pleased to see his friends and patrons. 30 i ho-lw SOMETHING GOOD.

JpROZEN PEACHES and CREAM, at' LUMSDEN'S ICE CREAM IN EAST CORNER OP THE BASEMENT OF THE FIRST NATIONAL CANS. ij. C. LtJMSDEN. i 261' august 1 LARGE No.

3 MACKEREL. BBLS. Large No. 3 BlackercL, JUST RECEIVED. and for sale'Ly ATKINSON A SHEPPERSON, 11 and 12 North Water St.

I i 261 tt august 1 N. BACON, POUNDS. N. C. BACON, HOG ROUND, JUST IN STORE.

3.000 For sale in lots to suit, by ROBINSON, SMITH CO. augunt 1 i 2l 6t COTTON YARN. BALKS Cotton Yarn, ASSORTED 50 For sale by WILLARD SO and 31 North Water 8t. June 20 i 220 istf A card. THE Snwscrlbsr navlng refitted Ills Lav boratory, is now prepared to make analysis of soils and fertilizers, or any substance that may bo desired, which will be done on moderate terms.

Special attention devoted to Agricultural Chemistry. I. 'l Ofiice Journal Buildings. V.U. BUIE.

Wamingtop, N. Ot, mach 1 rice, nice TIEKcrs cood BkmtU Cart 12 fn. br. We are Elaa to seetnc; 3 novetacaxs. indicate, at least, some conCJcnce ia future, and are evidence that tae resources of North Carolina are beginning be appreciated.

Ealeigh Sentinel FurrrxKTiAET Prof. Kerr, State Geologist, has lately returned from his explorations in the Mountain counties, and, at tbe request of Gov. Worth, left this city, on yesterday, for Deep Eiver, for the purpose examining fully into the resources and capabilities of that region for the location a State Penitentiary. He is to report time for the Legislature. It is believed no section of the State oilers as strong inducements for building a Penitentiary cheaply, and for sustaining it at bo Email expense as tlxat region.

Italeigh SenlineL Univeestty. His Excellency, Governor Worth, has addressed a 'circular to each member of the Board of Trustees of University of North Carolina, requesting attendance At a called meeting of the Board, in the Executive office, in this city, be held on tho 22 of August. Three of Chairs of tho Faculty have recently vacated by resignation, and, besides filling of these vacancies, there are other matters of tho highest importance to prosperity, if not the existence, of the University, wbiah reqnire the prompt at tention of the Hoard. We hope, every Trueteo will be present. KaL bentineu Theo.

H. Hill, Esq. We are much gat- to learn that the Poem, read by this gentleman at the recent Commencement of Pittsborongh Scientific Academy, produced fine impression upon the large and intel ligent audience. It was received. with such marked evidences of appreciation in the morning, when delivered, that Hill urged to repeat it at night, which he to the gratification of all present.

We hope to see this fine Poem soon in print. I I lialeigh Standard. The Chops. We learn from several of neighboring farmers, that the rains which fell in the early part of this week. had a very beneficial effect npon the crops.

The prospects are now much more cheering than they were several weeks ago. i Newbern Republican. Chops in' Lenoib. Lenoir county, July 1867. Mr.

Editor I have seen two notices in the papers about J. H. Dibble's, cotton crop in Lenoir being best in the county. Mr. John R.

Moore a young farmer rais in Lenoir county, has a crop of cotton the north side of Mr. Dibble's plantation equally as good, if not a little better than Dibble's. I would further state that Mr. Samuel B. Ulayton, formerly of (Jrange county, State, has a large crop of cotton at Coro creek, in Craven county, on a planta tion1 belonging to Mr.

Dibble, thrfl will compare favorably with either Mr. Dibble's Moore a crop. 1 abmek. Goldsboro Star. Dxclises.

We learn that Dr. B. J. Harrison, one of the Registrars for this coun appointed by Gen. Sickles, declines serving.

Italeigh Sentinel. Colored Congressmen It is altogether a mistake to suppose that indulge in a bad joke when we advise negroes in the present condition of things to prefer their own color as Senators and Representatives in Congress to imported scalawags or pale-faced We prefer them a hundred to one, and we do not see why the negroes should do it. We prefer them because, in the first place, we can trust a Southern black man when we cannot trust a white traitor or a Yankee speculator in negro votes. If "reconstruction" so-called is to be carried out on plan of the last supplement, the choice between the jwo classes we have named, and it is no "Hobson choice," either. Give us the Southern negro, every time.

before either domestic or an imported lladical. "William," said a teacher to onerof his pupils, "canyon tell me what makes the sun rise in the East Don't know, sir," replied William, 'cept it be that the east makes everything rise." Receipts per manifests AV. W. II R. Aug.

ft, 1867. Hedrick Byan, 3 bales dry goods; JM Walker fc Co, 7 boxes boots and shoes; Waldron, 1 cage dry goods, 1 bale domestics, (Jo, 23 pair wbeeis ana axies, engine; Mitchell Huggins, 1 box bacon; Dr 20 bags meal: Murray Co. 2 bales cotton: An drews' 7 half boxes tobacco; Engelhard Price, 1 bdr paper; TJ 8, 40 bales hay. 82 bags oats; rarsiey vo, odis spirits turpentine; a Turlington, 16 bbls spirits turpentine, 23 do rosin; Fimayson Bro, 50 bbls rosin, 1 boxbacon, 9 bbls epta turpt; iiansiey, ox chickens; Petteway Moore, 8 boxes tobacco Wallaoe Sontherland, bags corn, 13 bbls spts turpentine; 15 bbls, rosin 133 bbls turpentine a Alderman, au bbls turpen tine; Northrop Cumming, 4 bbls spirits turpentine, 4 bbls rosin; Robinson. 17 bbls rosin; Alex Sprunt, 8 bbls spirits turpentine: Smith Bate, 1 box eggs, 1 ooop chickens; ft William, box maze; uobt ttowden, lot of furniture, Edwards, 1 coop chickens, 89 bbls tar.

bbls turpentine, 7 bbls spirits turpentine: Southeriand, 35 bbls tar, 4 bbls turpentine; 7 Henderson. 9 bbls tar.lt bbls turpentine: BO Johnson, 8 bbls turpentine Harriss Howell, 16 ddis iar. COMMERCIAL. WILMIjlOTOR Angttst 9, L867. MARKET, -O P.

M. Tcepektise Rules steady, and meets with ready sale upon arrival. Sales of 401 bbls. at 13 40 for soft and tl 70 for hard, 280 lbs. Spikits Tubpentixe.

There has been a brisk business done to-day, and the sales reach fully 909 bbls. at 63 154 cents gallon. In our report of Thursday's sales the compositor inadvertently omitted 155 bbls. at 53 cents. Rosin Has boen in fair demand to-day, but owing to the small stock on market the salts reach only 636 bbls.

at $2 80 for Common, $2 87 for strained, $3 for strained and No. 2, 50 for No. 1, $5I5 25 for Pale, and $7 50 for window glass." Tab 268 bbls. changed hands at $2 Cotton. Sales of 13 bales at 25 cents for strict middling.

MARIXE INTELLIGENCES PORT OF WILMINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA Consignees of Vessels will confer a favor on us as welli as all others interested, if tbey will re- after five- o'clock, p.m. Our. reporter; closes his labors of the day about five o'clock, and cannot attend to such duties after that hour. ARRIVED. 2 Steamer Marlon, Phillips, from Fayetteville, to Williams Murchison with 101 bbls.

spirits turpentine, 133 do rosin, to Williams it Murchison 40 do spirits turpentine, 13 do roam, to Anderson 30 do crude turpentine, to Alfred Alderman. 2 do spirits turpentine, 13 do rosin, to Robinson, Smith Co. Steamer A Hurt, Skinner, from Fayetteville, to Worth Daniel with 151 bbls spirits turpentine, 164 do rosin, to Worth Daniel, A Johnson Co, Jaa Anderson Co. Br. Brig Almata, Holthusen, from New York, to Eidder Martin.

Br. Barque Voio, Lovett, from Philadelphia, to Anderson Co. 1. Schr. Virginia Dare, Johnson, from Alexandria, to Harriss flcwell; with 7,000 bushels corn.

1 Steamer Rebecca Clyde, Chichester, from New York, to Worth CanieL Jr i 2 Steamer Marion, Phillips, for Fayetteville, by Williams Murchison. Steamer A Hurt, Skinner, for Fayetteville, by Worth CanieL Schr. John, Jone, for JTw T'rrsy A Co wi Ji lia bt a spires ae, 1 roein, 213 do tar, 11 -mi r.cv 8 1 WILMINGTON. N. BATUItDAY, AUGUST 3, -1867.

Il moral of the Sheriff of Craven, We learn from tho New Berne papers that F. M. ILvjrEn, Sheriff of Craven County, lias been removed from office by order of General Sickles, for disobedience of orders. The disobedience consisd of declining to go to Jones County to execute a precept. The Journal of tJvmmerce says of the officer removed i No man in tho county is more popular limn Sheriff Harper, and in retiring from office be will rrry with him the good win lies of the community.

Tbe po.ition of sheriff is'not a pleasant ono at any. time at present It must be exceedingly disagree-ablo, especially for a civilian. 1 In more quiet days, Mr. Harper will loam how hit services are appreciated by the people of Craven County." Captain J. E.

Fleming, late of Tiddt, Flemixj A- has received tho 'appointment of sheriff. Of this gentleman, tho ame paper remarks Our acquaintance with Capt. Fleming in slight, but we have no hesitation in expressing the opinion that outside the native population no appointment could bare bcon made more aoctpablo to the community. Crops In Bowlh Carolina.) A gentleman who has very recently travelod through Sumter, Marion, Darlington and Chesterfield districts, South Carolina, reports that on an average in those counties the com crop is barely indifferent, and the cotton crop even4 worse in fact, bad. The people are somewhat despondent in view of this distressing con dition, yet the yield will bo greater than they oven hoped, after the heavy rains.

The cotton crop since that time, tinder the warmth of the sun, Improved very much. LOOAL I imELLIGENCE. Index New Advertisements. Hcaa SIcAax oa W. D.

Sarrrri. Important salo tot Real Estate in Fayettovillo. T. C. DeRossit, Secretary.

Book and Ladder Company. Olvuiu, Demmaax Co. 4,650 buahbls Prime White Corn. I BocTnxitLAKD Bteaoall. Lino of Coaches for kvrightsville Bound.

Wx. n. Old Books ro-bound, Wilso'8. Hubs, Spokes, Bims, Springs, Axles, SOUS, I B. F.

ErDES, Secretary pro tern. Howard Fire 3ompany. Mrrcnnx, Aixn Co. Newbern, N. Ag'ts or tbo New Labor Savins Economical Pumps also for Fairbanks Scales.

I T. narasBiaoxR. Jnst received for Account Book Work. and Tnxia Opebations. Tbe Mayor this city on Thursday received an order issued from Post Headquarters, and to ths effect that, in- accordance with instructions received from Headquarters, 3d Military District, all laws and orders imposing taxes upon draymen In the sove- Ial counties comprising this Military Post, except municipal tax of one dollar per month, are her by suspended." This order, we loam, was submitted to the Board of Aldermen, at a meeting of Uiat body daring the afternoon of the same day, and in presenting it bis Honor urged the passage cf an ordinance prescribing rates by which draymen shall be governed in their charges.

But the Honorable Board did not even give ths subject consideration, and simply heard with apathy the reading of the order mentioned. Formerly the municipal tax imposed upon draymen was three dollars per month, and they were subject to an additional tax under the Bevenuo Laws of the State. Then no regular rales wero prescribed to govern them in their charges, but it is undoubtedly ths duty of the Board of Alder-" men to take soma measures to this effect now, not only for the sake of uniformity but to secure the citizens against imposition and extortion. Scarcely a city or town exists in ths whole country where rates for charges are not prescribed for the gov- emment of draymen, cabmen, hackmea others pursuing like avocations, and such meas ures are certainly as much needed here as else where. We urge upon the Board of Aldermen a consideration of this subject and ths adoption of tas measures we have proposed.

I Direct Tkadk. There are now in our port is less than six vessels fivs brigs and ono barque With aa aggregate tonnage of 1,347 tons, 411 load ing for Liverpool and London with naval atores-j-pilncipally spirits of turpentine. This manifestation of an interest on ths part of our merchants in direct shipments, is a pleasing one. It has long been a matter of much surprise to us why tae direct trade was not more largely encouraged and a greater number of shipments raado to the old World. It parties In New York can purchase naval stores thera at an advance on the price hero, and realize a neat profit by shipping to foreign ports, wby cannot our merchants pursue the Bams course with equally advantageous results.

It is true the parties in New York have tho tax paid by ths producer refunded on their draw-back papers, Is by BVS i STO KOO BISXS. SXTS. 81TL. R.15' 6.57 8.0CE 8.49E 5.15 6.56 8.49 9.S4 5.10 6.65 9.24 10.19 5.17 6.54 10 02 11.02 5.17 6.63 10.89 11.60 6 18 6.52 11.17 Morn. 5.19 6.51 11.53 12.40 5.19 6.50 Morn.

1.35 OATS. lThursday. 3 Saturday 6 Monday. Wednesday Thursday. BA0N.

Sf HIIDS 8 tlerce and 10 boxes Prime iJ Western Shoulders and Sides, now landine ex Steamers Bebeoca Clyde and Sappho, and per A. wary iw arrive. PORK. 25 bbls. City.

Mess, in store. 25 landing ex Rebecca Clyde, 50 i to arrivo per Schr. John. COFFEE. 15 bags good Bio in store, 63 lau ana gooa, to arrive.

'SUGAR. 10 bbls. Powdered and Crushed, 30 and 5 hhda. different grades. tFLQtB-: 110 hhls.

"Spread Eagle" extra Family, ex Sap pho, 50 Reindeer "Family, 75' different brands of Super and Fine. SUNDRIES: bbls. and 50 boxes Crackers, all sorts, 25 Ginger Cakes, 10 casks 8ugar Cured Hams, 9 kegs N.C. Leaf 20 tubs and 5 Northern Lard, 10 boxes fine sun cured Chewine Tobacv). Together with a large stock of Liquors, Groceries, Cigars, too numerous to mention.

All cash buyers from ths city and country will find it to their advantage to examine our stock, ueiure uuvwk eisuwueru. ADRIAN VOLLERS, July 17 8. E. Corner Dock and Front 8ts. 248 tf IN STORE AND TO ARRIVE.

mwMTy BARRELS molasses. TWENTY-FIVE BBLS. AND HALF BBLS. No. 1 AND 2 MACKEREL, i i THIRTY BBLS.

NEWJIESS PORE, ONE" HUNDRED BBLS FRESH 'GROUND FLOUR, SIXXY-FIVE BAGS COFFEE, fiEVENTY BBLS. SUGARS, ONE HUNDRED BOXES FAMILY AND PALE SOAP GROCERIES OF, EVERY KIND, 1 AT JjOTTZZ'I CA3 PRICES. it but the same result would attend foreign abilHa large ingress of industrious, enterprising wonts from this port aa soon as information people into the State.Raleixrh Sentinel nwuvu tu. vvurewr ii xnvernat xtoveuue vi uio arrival of ths produos over tbo watsrs. This tax of ten cents per gallon collected from ths pro ducer is an Item worthy of consideration, and the course pursued la refunding it when the produce is shipped to foreign ports jis ons which our merchants should avail themselves The sum thus refunded, on even ono luindrsd casks 'of spirits, would be no inconsiderable one.

and we are please to ace that our mercantile men are alive to Its importance, and are beginning, last, to try the experiment of foreign, shipments. VTe tr-tt: I i i ec-t i will l--eae in at KTOD'S C0TT0N.GIW&;i WE OFFER FOR SALE FOR RAPID ITY AND CLEANING THE SEED well, cannot be surpassed. Those wLjhiDg tobuywCl send their orders at "e' ITJZZXY CO. WILI 27, and ti iriii a wrv -1 -tzi c.ty.r. 23, 80 ani Si orth Water et: t.

4 ivJ-tf June.