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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-03-20
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CONTINUES his business at his old stand in
~ Market street, between Front and Second.
where he would call the attention of the citizens
of Wilmington and the surrounding country. 10
his large and well selected stock Of
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING,
got up under his own supesintendanee. expressly
for the Southern market. These garments are
made by experienced workmen, end warranted fof
durability and fastness Of coors, equal to any that
has ever been offered in this or any other place.
Persons in want of such articles as are generally
kept in a MERCHANT TAIL RTNG ESTAB.
LISHMENT. will find It great saving to call
and examine for themselves before purchasing
elsewhere.
| He has also large assortment OF uncut goods
such as English. French and Belgian CLOTHS
and CASSIMERES. which he is prepared to make
I'D at the shortest notice, and warrant perfect fl
or no sale. Gentlemen coming in and wanting
clothes made by experienced workmen. will find il
10 their advantage TO give o call.
In addition to his old stock OF
Ready-made Clothing.
he has added splendid assortment Of CLOTH
DRESS and FROCK COATS, made Of the finest
French, English and American cloths, and cut In
the latest styles for the Southern market de has
also splendid variety Of the newest styles OF
Spring and Summer WAISTCOATlNGS. Also
beautiful assortment of French, English AMI
American fancy and plain Cashmere pants. An
entirely new style of SUMMER SACk and Bust
NESS COATS, suited for the Southern climate.
Persons wishing 10 be fitted In q genteei suit,
viIl please call and pass their own Judgment.
Wilmington, N. @, March 90, 1876.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-03-20
Flower and Garden Seeds,

NRESH and Genuine, growth of ls45. Rails
IL ed and put up by the Shakers of Enfield. Ct.
For sale by d. w. WOOD.
MO, 1916 27-H
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-03-20

BANK RATES OF EXCHANGE, WILMINGTON.
Bank checks on Philadelphia, pr. ct. prem
New York, I 4"
Boston, I |"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-03-20

WytIE subscriber having, at the March Term.
Ill 1916. Of New Hanover County Court. taken
administration Of the estate of Anthony d. B0r-
deaux, decd, all persons having claims against the
said estate are hereby notified to present the same
within the time prescribed by law, or they viii be
forever barred Of recovery. ~
:. '......e GEORGE DAVIS, ADM.
March 10, 1916 ssea* r 26-st
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-03-20

For Monday. 23d. re-
$4,000! $4,000! 100 Of 1000!
Grand consolidated Lottery, Glass No IL. to bs
drawn on Saturday, Marcel. 2lst, ls4B. rs Nos.
2 drawn.
, Pri1eof sseooo Prize Of $500
Of 5000 loo Of 1000 700
Of sSS g g Of 600 600
Tickets Sls. halves g, quarters 8.
A certificate of 25 Wholcs costs $iS5 so
A certificate of IS H aves costs 50 SO
A certificate of IS Quarters costs 80 90
$l3,Oo0l $4,000! 100 Of 1000! az
Grand consolidated Lottery. Class No. i3, to
80 drawn on Saturday, March l4.h, 1916. 70
GRAND rAPItALS. 3
F." Of Of ' ssSS Ssf s s'ss4
| Tickets Sl2. halves 6, quarters 8. 10
A certificate of rs Whocs win be sent for $l43 40
certificate Of &c Halves will be sent for ri 70
A certificate of &c Quarters will be sent fof IS IS
E-Persons from the country visiting the city, shonld
bear in mind that some Of the above SPLENDID prizes
in the hands Of LUCK" and they money, they
S"pera suaarss .he.r orders s LuCh:
can deduct the price Of three tickets. .r KID 81.
The tickets in the above Lotteries received and al
orders addressed t. Luck will meet the prompt and
CONFIDENT al attention. d. "a
have every day Lotteries from TO 20 dollars, and
when remittance is made TO me, large sma will
always invest In the MOST popular l.oeres hand.
The drawings sent when requested TO all who order
from mP. Eli 80 rs.-E
On all letters enclosing CASH or Prize tickets, the
postage as usual, need not be paid. g. d. LICK
March i3.h, 1898. 2s
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-03-20

The very latest Yankee invention that we hav.
seen lsays the New Haven Registel,) is paten
spring fsh-hooS By very delicate but ingeni
Gus machinery. as Don as fish attempts to nib
Ae the bait on the h.ok, a second hook comes
oown and catches hlin;n the back of the head
aid he is a gone suckeA" An acquaintance O
ous. has tried it in trout, ~ook, with great sue
eesA It a regular trap.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-06
Cirenit Courr.
Before Judge Edmonds

Fdmonds
e sErr. -Habsss Corpus@In 40 - r.. = .,;
Fd~ob rs%,s H ,e corpus was granted by Judge
TO bring the body OF John Cook bsCo nm
cause Why he deains him The mater cane o " nov
a9the risnd the Canadian patrot ss,,.er
ca or LOOK, ana Col stevenson appeared n persp a.,
tended by Capt Frsby and Lieutenant Maseh e's'n d"
1as' su m want the writ of habeas cornu,
Carr. FRIsBY-We have not got the writ. I; H.. -,
either lost or mislad. " nus Oeeh
GEN. SuTHERLASp-We can't proceed without, 4,
Carr. FRrsBF-We will waive the rrepulari,v
eEN sUrsERLASD-I insist upon having the writ-Ill
give or take no quarter. "
Carr. FRIsBY-You cannot have it, for we have no,
got ~
GEN surHERLAvD-I move, your Honor, for an attach
ment Here the General read affidavit setting forth
the service OF the writ Major Hardy and further set
ting forth on the Opponents belief that the writ was de
concluded, by insisting that the Court should il on M
oheT account grant the attachment to vindcae its dig
niiyl
IN Court and the opposite party willing waive thu
TIegularity' will not that answer your purpose
without the writ and return.
,IuPoE EpMoNDs-Then issue writ and let it be
bllcd up instanter.
nav writ was then filed IN and signal and colorsl
Stevenson Grew up return IT, and signed it, which
ss.eu tnst look was in Court and detained by Colonel
stevenson under lawful enlistment General Sutherland
objected TO the return as not oenu In .ccordancs
the requirements Of the statute which the General In
,i ui,eI .ns 1olonel Stevenson should state
ncuy under what authority he held Cook the name III
AZ had anyD and the number of the regiment ybon and
Where ana unaer whst circumstances Cook was enlist
ed, &c, &C. which 1t did not. The Court inmead IN
the return goodsnd called upon the General 70 nsad
~ GEN SUrHERLANo-We are prepared 10 nrova mat
Colonel Stevenson has legal commissiop ,ho, th
whole organization Of the It'll regiment is wrong and
that the persons composing il are nothing but 7,ob
The General was going on to state other facts which he
intended TO prove but the Court nerposed and said il
could hear oral statements he should put his plea In
writing After further alteration between the
parties, the Court adjourned further proceedings until
Monday, and remanded Cook. The General said he
have every officer in the regiment examined
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-06

The person whose duty it is to attend to III
delectable depot OF all that is necessary for gen
rating delicious odors, promotive of health to y
neighborhood, activity of motion to foot passe
gers, and pleasing recollectons to railroad passe
gers, shows his good sense in raising the lids
his place at this particular season OF the year.
The humidity of the atmosphere in that regic
Ghe ground being low prevents the spreading
rapid evaporation of the aroma, and it is ther
fore enjoyed to perfect safety, by those wi
have the good fortune to pass that way. If it
in your power to give the name Of the gentlems
to whom so many are indebted, sincerely viii
you would, as he ought TO be remembered ut Of
next charter election. CONDUCTOR.
Sept. Sd, 1916
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-06
Persona InteIllCence.

The Right Hon Sir Richard rakenham left Bo s.on Tor
Marshhed on Thursday to be the guest Of Webster
Mr. Calhoun is at Salt sulphur Springs He was ten
dered dinner by several visitors there among WHOM
the Hon. A. A. Chapman, Hon. Dan Tallmadgoj
and J. c. Dawson, of Alabama, but he declined th(
honor n
Hon. Caleb Cushing arrived in Detroit on Thursday
last week. He is on tour west
Gov. Skunk, of Pennsylvania, was at Pottsvile ID
week visiting the colleres.
The Hon H. C. Schenck arrived at Cincinnati on Nh
day last
Hon, Dixon H. Lewis arrived nj MONTGOMERY Al
last Saturday, from Washington City.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-06
Elections.

from this State is yet received but II Is ery dhti
wnether any choice is made for Governor, although
Eaton hea1s his ticket in almost every town Nessrs
henry Coiamer, and Marks, probably elected TO
congress on the ls ID and 81 districts in the ith no
SnoiSe ihere VIII be an increased wing majority in
stands thus far ~ ' WV
1916 1919
Iron Smh Ill others. Sidde. Kellogg Easter
lO.50l INA o-ie ,nc,, -oo
Eatons maj over ali 700 sla's;. moi sci 'oo
Wing gain, 46a ee nSJ -ei'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-06
LOWEST RANGE.
FoR THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER.

1t will therefore be perceived that yesterday was tho
ven degrees of temperature and trust that we shall
not have such another day during the remainder of the
month.
MrLrrARY.-A militsry company from Pennsylvania
the Easton Fenciblea, have been amongst few
day have attracted much attention by their soldier
ly bearing and superior discipline Their captain An
drew II Reeder. appears to be thorough gentleman,
and well acquainted with the duties Of his rank Their
arrival here being unexpected their landing
very near being wanting, but Capt. McCardls, Of
the City Guard short called out his compan
and with them have since shown their vsters every c
tn OF city r
ter the review of the Fencibes the Battery, subse
quent to their arrival they invited by his honor
May Mckle into his house. where the social glass
interchanged. The City Guard declined entering
the mansion order leave the field clear their
Fenctles visited the New York arsenal and were there
received by Gen storms with that poeness and
tesy which habitua to him Every part of the build
ing supplies of arms and trophies of victory point
ed out and explained by the general after which the Of
cer and few others partook of collation. pre- pared
the spur OF the moment by the worthy commissary. We
might MENTION in this connection, that very lew are
of the responsibility resting the guardian the
arsenal Over millions of dollars worth of property
are here stored and complete outfit for 90 900 mem
horse foot and artillery. Our vsiters, after inspecting
thoroughly this Of the eleven national armoes re-
paired to the Tombs, under escort of Mr.. Faon, VIII
conducted them through every part OF the building w
pleased to the perfect cleanliness and ords y
under the direction of its indeiatigable keeper.
the afternoon our guests paid visit to Governor(
Island and in the evening" by invitation Nibos Gal
den, escorted by the Fusileers, Capt. Wilson Tods
they attend divine service at Trinity church. and Z
morrow, after review the Park, start fer home b.
the way of Somervillc We hope that their visit thong
made during this suffocang weather, has been plel
SAINT and they may rest assured that they have dom
honor to the State from whence they hail by their col
rect department and military excellence.
MILIrARY.-The Brooklyn Light Guards the Tirer
go to Keyport tomorrow, and will be accompanied by
large number of ladies and gentlemen They start fro
the foot of Fulton street. Brooklyn and their retu
will land at the foot of Vesey street. New York.
AccIDEST-A poor cartman fell down yesterday in n
vicinity Of Catherine street, of exhaustion ro
the heat which was most oppressive, about o'cloc
He was taken home by some friends,
The Union Blues, of Brooklyn, Capt Goodchild,
rade tomorrow, with Kendalls band. They intend mi
king short excursion to La Grange Place. Bulls Ferr
where they remain all day. The steamboat Frank Cap
Annatt, carries them up.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-06
Literary InteIlixeuce.

At the commencement of Brown University at Provi
dence, on Wednesday, thirtytwo young men receive,
the degree of A. b. There is promise Of large clss
for the coming year
The Medical Society of Virginia forming them
selves into associations for the promotion Of medica
science.
At the commencement of the Brown University Provi
dence the degree of A. B. conferred on "a gentle
men; the degree of A. NJ on 90 The following honorary
degrees were conferred The honorary degree of Doc
tor OF Divinity was conferred on Rev. Alvan Bond,
Norwich, Conn on Rev. Edwards A. Park Professor
Sacred Rhetoric in the Theological Seminary at And(
ver Mass, Rev. Geo. Burgess Of Hartford, Conn., an
a'es of the College. The honorary degree of Master
Arts was conferred on Rev. James ~ Granger of Pr(
yidence city, and on wilkins Updike, Esq, of sout
Kingstown,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-06

lie Grand Byington is the democratic candidate io1
Congress in the 9Th district Ohio
Morrow =. Lowry, in the 22d district and Joel B. Dan
ner in the 18th district Of Pennsy lv ania
The Rensselaer, county whg convention that met at)
Troy yesterday. nominated the following ticket Con
gress Gideon Rey nolds to supply the vacancy occa
stoned by the Hon. Mr.. Hsrricks DEATH Thos Ripley;
sheriff, q. c. Cropsey Members of Assembly, A. X
Hadley, Joseph Gregory, and ID. s. Mcnamara
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-06
Court Observation-Disclosures

COMMON PLrAs-PARr lsr.--7s, ~, 80, 81, SO, "a, /
go "a, 90, g9 3d. 100, 2, o, 9, H. 49, is, %, &c. A.
g. 65 80.
CmcuIr CoUnr--An adjourned Circuit Is appoint
for LIST Monday Of September next
SursRIos CouRr will orgsnze on Monday next
swear in the jury panel, and afterwards adjourn ton
day week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-06

LATER FROM YucarAS-By the way Of Havana we
have advices from Merida and from Campeachy to the
9th Of August
letter is Published in tn Didrio de Ia Habano, dated
3lst July to the effect that there tumultuous
break few days previous at Vaadolid II excited
bv an individual whose is not given who
ous TO gain the seat occupied by Gov Barbachano The
grito popular cry of the sedon was down with the
taxesn The insurgents obtained possession of the quar-
tiers of the troops seized their and fortyng
their position, but abandoned it upoh learning the an
proach OF Col Gamboa at the head Of troops They
rer Gated to Tixhualautum two leagues from Valladod
There being called upon to surrender they quietly laid
down their without gun being fired and the lead
of this magnsnimous instruction were seized and
turned TO the proper tribunal for trial Other than
this outbreak, and the excitement caused by the arrival
Of Cen Basadre, from Havana the peninsula was perfect
ly quiet
The declaration Of different departments of Mexico in
favor OF Santa Anna being known the Sigio XIX the Of
fetal organ OF Yucatan very boldly for his
cause.
Congress had passed decree exempting from duty
saipers and sulphur intended for the manufacture Of
powder,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-06

ARRIVAL OF THE DUrcH BRIG OF WAR EcYo.-
This vessel, under command OF Capt. Frauden-
berg, came up the bay this morning She left
Flushing IN company with the frigate Jason, and
the schooner Adler, now in this harbor. The
squadron will leave in about fourteen days for
the Gulf The Echo fired national salute as
she came up the harbor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-06

We ara requested to state that the meeting of the
yacht club announced for Tuesday next is post poned
until further notice.
CENTRrviLLE CouRsE.-The proprietors of this popu-
lar trottng course have made arrangements to give
the lovers oil sport an extra treat the coming week
will be seen by reference to advertising columns
that the horses contend the finest the country
Besides Moscow ond Duchess there is a horse of un-
known fame to contend, which, however is a PAGER
said to be unequalled, from his private trials He was
brought to this city TO be put against Polk but The
match not made, account Of Lady Suffolk the
owners believing she would be entered with Polk and
in that way the new horse would have two to beat
However, on Monday, he will go against Moscow and
Duchess and then the sporting world will have an op
portun.y of judging of his merits The propretors Of
the have made such srrang with the Long
Island Railroad that persons attending the will be
able 10 to the city Immediately after the sports
are over without Inconvenience.
On Thursday, Moscow, Americas Duchess, and Peter
Smith mile heats in harness for $780, and on the
Monday following, Moscow, Duchess, and Peter Smith
are to trot two-mie heats under the saddle.
On the 2lst inst Moscow and James X Polk to go
for purse Of $500. Polk PAGER, goes in skeleton
gon; MOSCOW trotter, under the saddle in harness.
at his option; both carry appropriate weight
Mr. Perkins, owner of the yacht Coquette offers to sail
her against any vessel in the New York yacht squadron
Tor from 500 to $780, some time in September October
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-06
Musical IntelIixene.

The visit of NJ A. Zan de Ferrsnti to this country,
has given powerful impulse to the guitar and it could
not be otherwise this great artist treats that instru
men in such divine In his hands the guitar
Is not only sweet but brilliant in the highest degree
Our best professors familiarising Themselves
under his personal guidance with the peculiarities of
his system and our makers having discovered that
ny Of Mr. Ferrants most admired effects were impract.
cable the instruments in general here have de-
termined on making the necessary alterations Great
improvements may be expected as MIR. Ferranti has
kindly given the exact dimensions Of his own guitar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-06

The annual session of the Grand Lodge of the ]. o
+. will be held at Baltimore the third Monday in
tsmber.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-06
Naval Intelligence.

THE BLOCKADE vessel arrived here, yesterday,
from Avaradoone came to this port several days ago
from the same point-whch reported from neutral
port via Ardenes This goes to show that the blockade
Of Mexican ports is humbug.
Alvarado Is but few leagues from Vera Cruz and
vet no vessel watched that port SINCE the war be-
gan with the execution If the Somers, which was sta
toned oil Alvarado few DAYS in June, by order OF
Capt Gregory then senior officer Of the squadron, in
the absence Of Commodore tonner
The blockade does not appear 10 give the Mexcans
any uneasiness Alvarado is quite nearly
nent port Vera Cruz and at the latter vessels find
difficulty in importing such merchandise Santa An
ma, Almonte, kc-N o. Pieayune, .iagusi ~.
Capt Charles s. McCauey, popular and highly
teemed officer OF the Navy, has been appointed to the
command Of the navy yard at this place, which he
sumed the LIST instant, in the place of Commodore
Shubrick appointed to the command of the Pacific squad
ron.-Washingfon Tnteihseneer
FoR BRAzos, DREcr-Ths brig Palos cleared from Bos
ton Thursday, by John o. Mino for Brazos Santa
60, takes out 1856 government wagons ship will also
be despatched tomorrow by the same gentlemen, with
about 100 wagons being the balance Of the government
contract The schooner Ninetta reported yesterday
with al wagons is to be used to lighter them over the bar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-06

News FROM THE OREGON EXPEDITION. fol-
lowing extract of letter will be read with in
terest:-
Or BoAnp Sur BRooKLYr, PACIFIC OCEAN,
Lat.4 30 s., Ion. rs W.-Aprl %, 1916.
We have had considerable sickness board, but il
was principally among those who were weakly before
sailed The following is the list of deaths up to
his dota
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-06

= NOH uAVANA.-By the CfistovaI Colon,
capt. smith, we have received Havana and Pu-
ef.o Fnncipe papers to the Goth, inclusive.
Inc spanish steamer Csne had taken the place
oi 'ne oenil' lately burnt The English steamer
serene arrived at Puerto Principe on the 18Th
from JAMAICA with 1921 ounces of gold. The ISL
ana was more than usually free from sickness !;
some lew cases of yellow fever, but of a mild
character.
rise had taken place in sugars, caused bv the
increased demand for Holland; and tho re.;ar,-
ton of the protective, and the appointment, of !,
free trade minister.
tween Nuevita, and Port Principe the rail.
read was rapidly progressing, and would soon be
entirely completed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-06

CATION oil The ~. Lawrence.
GFroU, the Buenos ,yres Packet, july IL
On the 18th inst Mr. Brent had audience OF tue min.
lister Of foreign affairs for the purpose OF delivering bis
letter Of all and Immediately after Mr. Harris pre-
sented his Credentials charge dAGairs OF the u s.
The latter gentlemen delivered this occasion the fol-
81 now have the honor to present to your Excellency
the originals credentials, of which, few days SINCE
sent you copy. You will permit me to express the sim
gratiSc which feel in being accredited the
representative Of the government Of the United States
of the OPT Orunity also, to your Exceency of
the deep interest and sympathy which felt by the
Germs the peace the welfare and the happiness of this
republic The citizens Of the United States have at all
times vie we'd with the lvles solicude the heroic strug
giles of ie people OF the southern portion ofthe Amer
cont inent to improve their political condition and
their pat roc efforts 70 adopt those forms Of %
necessarily tend to their security and happiness And
towards has that socitude been greater or more
sincere than towards the people OF those states that con-
stuts the Argentine Confedera attain And whilst 1t Is the
wise and settled policy ofmy government to abstain from
great regret those difficulties and endorsements which
exist, and which have tended so much to retard
the and prosperity OF this government and
people ..,.,,. 1u;v oxrr..s;on -
the feelings and wishes of the President and Of my
your present most distng pushed Governor they can but
hope for speedy and successful termination OF present
condition Of things for the future Indeed the events of
the last few days warrant the belief that such an
rangement will speedily be made-an arrangement by
which the honor the rights, and the peace OF this
public will be equally secured. In such an event shall
/ with my government most heartily rejoice
ALLOW TO add, that whilst officially residing
this government, il will be my constant endeavor by
1s employment Of all proper means, to draw II possible
sui closer those cords Of sympathy and Kind feeling
| thorites and the citizens Of the two republics"
Nothing has transpired, since our last publication in
rival Of Mr. Hood has given rise On the contrary from
tho continued fall Of specie and advance In produce the