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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-05-15

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Goods for sale.

10 IR1s. P, R. Sugar, 90 bbls Faye,eviII Flour,
10 Mu!et$, 10 mess & prime Pork,
20 kegs cut Nails assorted.
hhds retailing Molasses. 1000 lbs. Bacon,
Hats, Shoes, boxes of Candies, Soap. Window
Glass. Cypress Shingles, Red Oak Slaves, barrels
Tar, &c &C. ]. |. BRYAN.
April lOth 1916. 3G-tf
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RALEIGH
Classical, Mathematical and Military
ACADEMY.
Classical Department..
]. NJ. LOVEJOT, PRECEPToR.

Classical Department..
]. Nj. LOVEJOT, PREcEPToR.
Mathematical and Military Department:
w. F. DI>BROW.
7ENHE year will he divided iuro two Sessions Of
n five months each; tbs 'irst Session begin
ming on the fist Of January, and the second Ses-
sion the first of July.
1t is the design Of the preccptcr, that this Inst-
tuition shall not I've surpassed in the advantages af
forded for acquiring thorough English, CLASH
cal and Mathematical Education.
Pupils will be prepared to enter the Junior Glass
Of any College in the United States.
TERMS or TUITION
For English and Mathematical Studies,
per Session, SIS 90
For Latin Greek, French. Spanish and
Italiah Language, per Session, 20 90
The advanced Glasses NAV pursue the Studies
of lower Glass, paying only for the Studies Of
the cias to which they belong.
Mil tary Tactics taught TO the Pupils, free of
extra charge.
The design of the Military Department being to
fit the Pupils TO act. in case of emergency. as Of
ticerS the West Point system of instruction will
be carefully pursued nor will the Army Tactics
I've departed from, in order tt exhibit the boys for
the benefit of the Institution 70: any other pur
poses.
BY an Act of the last Legislature, necessary
arms and equipments are furnished by the State.
but Parents who wish their children instructed
in the Military Department, are required To pro-
vide them with the prescribed Uniform
| y B.--GoOd board can be had in respectable
families at 80 90 per month. and few Pupils
will he taken boarders, by the Prime pal Of the
Academy.
REFERENCES:
!
! Hon. George z. Badger, Gen. Move.
! Hon VIM. II. Haywood, Col. f. Yarbrough,
Hon. r. M. Saunders, Charles l.. Hinton,
Rev. ID. Lacy, l.. ID. Henry.
] Hon. John H. Bryan, VIM. r. Collins,
Hon ]. X. ]. Daniel, James B. Shepard,
| Hon. Richard Hines, II. W Hustled.
Dr. Baker, Z. p. Guion, Esqrs
| AS the al, We named, gentleman we'll known
il The State have given their names as references
They send their sons wards to my school, and
of course their opinions can be confidently trusted
J. VI L.
Raleigh, April H. ls46 3l-llt
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Charles G.. Rnineh.rdt's

Double and Single Lever Truss, for HERNIA.
DR.. J. +. s. has on hand, and offers for sale. at
manufacturers prices. large supply of the above
Truss consisting eff eighteen different shapes and
all szes. They are pronounced by all who have
used them to be superior to any Truss ever before
invented He feels confident that trial Of the a.
hove Truss will satisfy any person of its superiority
The above medicines are for sale in Princess
street, near Rankin & Martins Auction and Com
mission Store at wholesale and retail.
Wilmington, N. c., May 8, 1916 34.3m
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Tickets SIP, halves 6, quarters 3.

GG- Remember, in purchasing by the package we al
ways give in three tickets.
My friends aud the public generally will please bear
in mind that all prizes in the hands of "IUCK."
Then for prizes please address G. b. LUCK.
Eendrr ior ID. PAINE & Co, Managers
Persons ordering by the package in any of the above
can deducI the price of three tickets.
The tickets in the above Lotteries received, and
orde addressedts Luck will meet the most prompt and
confidential attention.
have every day Lotteries from to 20 dollars, and
when remittance is made To me, large or small, will
always invest in the most popua Lotteries hand.
The drawings sent when requested to all who order
from me.
On all letters enclosing Cash Prize Tickets. the
postage usual need not be paid &. b. LUCK.
March l3th lS45. 26
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C4DDLS B. LUCK'S
New Lucky Lottery Office,
Basement rooms under the Eagle, corner Main
Il and 18th Street. Richmond, Va.


and 18th Street Richmond, Va.
$4,000!
have in my office four packages of Tickets in
the following Scheme, and package may draw
the first five Capitals, amounting to upwards of
$4,000!
The four packages contain lOi tickets, which,
at $50 each, is S2Oso, which warrant to draw
$3.50, making the risk only $500.
Persons at distance, as well as those of our ci-
~, wishing to engage in this money making
scheme, can do SO by making application either
by letter or otherwise at "LUCK'S OFFICE"
All communications confidential and promptly at
tended to.
certificate ofone-fnurth will be furnished for 5000
Do. one-eighth 100
Do. one-sixteenth so
Do. one thirty-secon1 IS
a Nammoth Scheme for 2lst May.
100000, 100000. $4,000!
7S Nos.--i5 DRAWN.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. 81 +, 10
be drawn on Saturday May 2 st, 1916 Capitals
prize of 100000, of 10000. of Is 900, OF
75uO of 1886, so of 1000, so of 500, so of 500
&c. Tickets $40; halves 10; quarters S.
A package of Wholes costs $500 GO
Less-the price of three Tickets 80 co
$3.50 0C
Which we warrant to draw 255 OF
| A certificate of Wholes costs S2O5 OF
Do. do. Halves do lU2 Sc
Do. do. Quarters do 81 25
IA package of tickets in this splendid Lotte
ry, if bought at LUCK'S Office, may draw thu
first Five Prizes amounting to over One Hundret
and Sixteen Thousand Dollars.
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L.HDDIS b. LUCKS
sa9W Aopp29Y 03g1G3,

Basement Rooms. under Eagle, corner Of Main
and 18th st,eets-Richmond. Va.
Drawings received every evening at 6 o'clock.
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
81 PRESENT below. to the patrons of FOR
T. TUNES HOME, the following grand display
of Schemes for May, 1916. They are all good
but the Scheme for the 23d presents an extraor-
binary chance for fortune-S6O,nO 400 Capital and
Is drawn ballots. Examine for yourselves make
your selection, and forward your orders to
T.. 3. LUCK, Richmond Va.
$4,000! $4,000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. 30. to
be draw Saturday. 10th May, 1916. at Viii
mington, Delaware rs Nos. - drawn.
GRAND CAPITALS:
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T AND DEEDS. : new supply. just printed
- and for sale at the JOURNAL OFFICE
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yEHHE subscribers hereby inform their customers
Ill that their BILLS for the year past are made
out, and ready for settlement. All indebted will
confer great favor to call and settle the same as
soon as possible. G. 81 4. BRADLEY.
Nav 8, 1916 34-3t
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Sd - HHDS. Bacon Sides; | -
%%O prime New Orleans Sugar;
$50 sacks Salt; t# #.
10 hil,ls MoIasses;
so bb!s prime New Orleans Molasses.
Just received and for sale by ssH
MI HALL & ARMSTRONG;.
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terms. Among which may be found,
Coaches, BaroucheS, CharriOts, BUggies Gigs,
Sulkies, Wagons, &c.
All orders in the above line thankfully received
and faithfully executed. Repairing done at short
notice and in the nea;est manner.
He has also on hand and continues to manufac-
ture HARNESS, of every description; SADDLES Bal
DIES. TnUSKs, &c. ISAAC WELLS.
Wilmington. May 8, 1916. sally
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IA II E subscriber offers the following goods in
~ store. and daily expected by the Alaric, GA
consignment, for cash or approved city paper: s.
SO bags Rio Coffee; 10 bhis N 0 Sugar;
20 boxes Cheese; frkins Butter;
bills superior Whiskey, "Monongahela:"
Apple Brandy; 20 bbls Gin;
20 boxes Mould Candles, 6's and SIS;
2 s. S. Ciarke's superior Tobacco;
2 Jickinson's do do
rs bbIs Whisky; bag Pimento:
boxes Young Hyson Tea;
4 Souchorg do
boxes Ground Pepper a+t f4#
AIN a JOHN S. RICHARDS
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THE MAY FLOWER.
100000! 100000! $4,000!
Is drawn ballots cut Of 10!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass 81. to be
drawn on Saturday, May Esd, 1916, at Whining
ton. Delaware.
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C.4EsEsE.RGkS.
Market Street, about 300 Yards above the
Episcopal Church.

THE SUBSCRIBER
has on hand a large and
general assortment of
CARRIAGES,
Of his own manufacture,
> which he offers for sale
on the most reasonable
The daily union., 1846-09-02

ISTEREsrHG KELIc.-The Richmond Enquirer
prints, from the original man uscript, circular is
sued by the Virginia patriot, Edmund Pendleton, TO
his constituents, Of Caroline county, August l3
l774. Ii is in beautiful penmanship, and reflects
he political sentiments Of the times. II regards the
destruction Of the tea, for instance, mot only jus
fable, but a meritorous act" though Mr.. Pendle-
ton thought, previous to the date of this letter
''those brave people," the Bostonians wrong in th.
step. He alludes to the oppressive measures adopt
ed against Boston, and the condition Of It's poor pop
ulation, and says: "Sound policy, as well as char.
ty, call on us to assist them" Ii was such appeals
this that caused the food Of contributions to how
in here in those disastrous, albeit glorious times. II
advocates n general congress, and, Of course, the
nroprety of making the cause of Boston the eaus,
of America
The daily union., 1846-09-02
-TUp CASH PRINCIPLE ADOPTED

l. Young & Steer, merchant tallors, respectfully
announce TO their customers and the public that
they have determined upon change in their busl-
ness. 49, -.
Convinced that the cash principle will be better,
both for ourselves and our customers, our terms
from this date will be cash on delivery.
As by this course we shall avoid losses, and the
expense of clerks and collectors, we hope to make
il the interest of our customers to continue their
favors under the new arrangement.
We are preparing to conduct our business on the
most economical plan, and assure those who may
favor us with orders that they as well as ourselves,
will receive the benefit Of il.
As it il important to that our books be closed
with the least possible delay, we earnestly request
those who are indebted to TO call and settle their
respective accounts
Sept 2-3tav2w
The daily union., 1846-09-02
OF st. Mary's German
- Roman Catholic Church The cere-

mony of dedicaiing this church will take place on
the 9th instant, (frst Sunday of Septembsr) at half
past 10 O'Clock.
The members Of the German congregation will
assemble at their chapel on 9th street, at o'clock
a. m, and, preceded by the German band, will
move to ST. Matthew's church, and thence down l4th
street TO F, along street TO 5h, and up 5th street
to the new church, the doors Of which will remain
closed till the procession arrives.
The church will be dedicated by the Most Rev
Archbishop in pontifcals, and sermon in English
will be delivered during the high mass. A collee'
ton will be taken for the benefit Of the church The
public are respectfully invited to attend.
A sermon in German will be delivered at 4 p. M,
during vespers. ..s
Sep
The daily union., 1846-09-02

SHORT wAIsrs.--In 1894 short waists became
fashionable; and that portion of the body which if
teen years previously had been preposterously long,
reaching nearly to the hips, was now carried up TO
the armpts. This absurdity occasioned waggish
parody on the popular song, 'the Banks of Anna
which begins with
shepherds, | have lost my love;
Have you seen my Annsp
The parody began with
shepherds, | have lost my waist;
Have you seen my bodyl'
The gown was worn still open in front, but without
hoops and fell in straight, loose folds to the feet,
which were decorated with shoes Of scarlet leather.
Immense ear rings were worn; the hair was frequent
ly unpowdered, and from 1874 to 1897 large ostrich
or other feathers were worn, singly, or two and
three together Of various bright coors, blue green,
pink, &C., standing half yard high.
The daily union., 1846-09-02
roAL, COAL, CoAL-The subscriber is

GOAL, COAL, COAL!-The subscTIber Ls
- now receiving his supply of the article go wei
known as the Butler coal, and which has given such
general satisfaction for the last three or four years
He has also on hand coal broken expressly for
radiators, cooking ranges, and CRATES, which Will be
sold low for cash.
Orders will be received at the yard corner OF l3i
street and Maryland avenue, near the Long Bridge
or at the Butler coal Office, q. w. Baden's hard
ware store three doors from 9th street. south side
John F. Callan's drug store; E. Simms q Sons; and
at the stove dealers generally throughout the city
Sept. 2-3tawlm JOHN PEIliboNE.r
The daily union., 1846-09-02
The following scraps are taken from Hutchinson
History of Massachusetts volume ID:

The following scraps are taken from Hutchinsons
History of Massachusetts,, volume I'd:
'In 1873, Eunice Cole was tried ard the Jury
found her not legally guilty but there strong
grounds to suspect her Of familiarity with tho
devil"
"Mary osgood says, further, that she was carried
through the air to Five Mile Pond, and baptized by
the devil. Question; How many persons were on
the pole' Answer: Four, as | named before"
"Wardwell also confessed, but he recanted and
suffered. His own wife, as well as his daughter,
accused him and saved themselves"
"Giles Cory, seeing the fate of all those who put
themselves on trial, refused to plead. He press
ed 10 deaihfn
In "Winthrop's Journal'' it is stated, that "at
this court, one Philip Ratff, servant of Mr. Grad
dock, being convicted of using the most foul, scan
dalous nyectives against our churches and govern
ment, was sentenced to be whipped, lose his ears,
and be banished the plantation; which was pres
emily executed H.....
The daily union., 1846-09-02

A great discovery has recently been made, and
one Of great interest to the antiquarans. We refer
to number of unpublished letters Of Christina,
queen Of Sweden. On the last meeting at Stock
holm, relative to the publication Of documents con-
nected with the history of Scandinavia the Baron Of
Ihre announced that Mr.. Bergman, the charge Of
Sweden and Norway, had announced to him that
there existed in the library of Count Azzolina at
Florence, several letters Of Queen Christina, hih-
erto unknown to the Swedish historians, as well as
certain documents concerning the queen, which this
diplomatist has obtained permission to copy. II is
known that Queen Christina appointed Cardinal
Azzolina her legatee and that marquis of the same
name, who now resides in Florence, is descendant
Of this cardnal this explains his being in the pos
session of the documents
The daily union., 1846-09-02
CEoRGETowN CoLLEGE. ID. C.-rh,

GEORGETOWN COLLEGE, ID. C.-The
" classical exercises Of this college will be re-
sumed as usual on the 18th Of this month. The
terms are as follows:
Board and tuition, washing and mending linen and
stockings, and doctors fees per annum, 5000; for
hsf-boarders, sl25; for day scholars, $50; gradu-
alton fees, IS. All charges must be paid halfysary
in advance. No deduction will be made from a
quarter commenced
THOMAS F. MULLEDY,
Sep 2-eo2w President
The daily union., 1846-09-02
GREAT reduction in goods at the Bal
!" timOre cash stOre.-The suhscrihera are

III hS"uSshVh ~ Sovuo a. hhS DdA-
" timore cash store.-The subscribers are
now receiving part of their fall stock
100 pieces of new style fall prints, which they
will sell at from 81 to 12J cents
so pieces French gnghams, at 1Ss TO 25 cents
A large lot of cashmere d'ecosse, at greatly re-
duced prices
900 pieces brown cotton, shifting, and sheetng,
which they will sell at from 6! to 12i
cents
900 pieces bleached longcloth shirting and
sheeting, from Ct to Is cents
A large lot Of hem stitched linen-cambric hand
kerchefs
We are receiving in the way of cloths and cassi-
meres--
90 pieces new style cassimeres, costing from
rs cents to 81 25
10 pieces French black, ribbed and plain, at
much less than former prices
90 do black and blue cloths, at various prices
5 do super French black cloth, Of the best
importation
To all Of which we call the attention Of purchasers
who may be in want Of good and cheap goods.
PITTMAN q PHILLIPS.
Sep 2-6t ... .. .
The daily union., 1846-09-02
THE DAILY UNION.

Chromate, bichromate, and prussiate of potash :
Glauber and Rochelle salts =
Epson SALTS or sulphste Of magnesa =
Ali other chemical salts, preparations Of salts, not
enumerated
Smaltz
Sal soda and all other carbonates Of soda by whatever
name designated, except soda ash, barlla, and kelP
Sulphate Of quinine
Soda ash
Brandy
Spirits, other manufactured or distilled from grain, LIST
and ID proofs
Spirits other manufactured, distilled from grain Sd
proof
Spirits other manufactured distilled from grain, 4th
proof
Spirits, other manufactured, or distilled from grain 5th
proof
Spirits. other manufactured or distilled from grain,
above 5th proof
Spirits, other manufactured, or distilled from other ma
terals, LIST and I'd proof
Spirits other manufactured distilled from other
terals, Sd proof
Spirits, other manufactured, distilled from other ma
terals, 4th proof
Spirits, other manufactured distilled from other
teials, 5lh proof
Spirits, other manufactured or distilled from other
teri.la ahnya
The daily union., 1846-09-02
MARRIED.

On the 1st instant, by the Rev. o. EGE, Mr.
GEO. r. RUFF to Miss SARAH JANE, eldest
daughter of JAS. CRASDALL, all of this city.
Baltimore papers please copy.l
The daily union., 1846-09-02

100 dozen good linen cambric hand
lOO kerchtefs will be sold at So per dozen.
July 81 ID. CLAGETr & co.
The daily union., 1846-09-02

Paper, all other not enumerated
Books printed in the English language, or Of which
English forms the text, bound
Books printed in the English language, or ofwhieh
English forms the text, sheets boards
Books, printed in tho English language, or Of which
English forms the text, which have been printed and
published abroad than year, and not repub-
ished in this country, have been printed and pub
shed abroad more than fve years before such imPor
taton, when bound
Books, printed in the English language, or Of which
English forms the text which have been printed and
published abroad more than year, and not repub
shed in this country, or have been printed and pub
lshed abroad more than five years before such mPor-
tation, sheets or boards
Books, printed in Latin or Greek or in which either
language forms the text bound
Books, printed in Latin or Greek, or in which either
language forms the text unbound
BOOKS printed in Hebrew, or Of which that language
forms the text, bound
Books printed in Hebrew, or Of which that language
forms the text, unbound
Books printed in foreign languages, Latin Greek and
Hebrew excepted, bound or an boards
Books, printed in foreign languages Latin, Greek, and
Hebrew excepted sheets or pamphlen
Books, printed editions OF works In the Greek Hebrew
English language, which have been printed forty
years prior TO the date Of importation
Books reports OF legislative committees appointed under
Books poIygio,s, eIioons and Dictionaries
Books Of engayings plates, with without letter.
press, bound or unbound
Maps or charts
ous, raw, commonly Called oroWn sugar not ADVANCED
beyond its state by eaying, boiling, clarifying,
or other process
Sugar
srup Of sugar sugar
brown, elayed s = -
all others, when advanced beyond the raw state by
caying, boiling, clarifying, or other process, and
not yet refined
refined, (whether loaf lump, crushed, puverised)
and when after being refined, they have been tine
tured, coored, or in any way aduterated
candy ..-
Molasses
The daily union., 1846-09-02
TREASURER's sTATEMENT-orrIcrAL.

ahs1 in
TO nduy Agua24 the mount for ha 1
TO
as
The daily union., 1846-09-02

erdnnsc sedt b
The daily union., 1846-09-02

| Amount on de- Drafts heretofore Amount subject
! posite. drawn, but not TO draft
yetpaid, though
payable.
The daily union., 1846-09-02

Bark of cork tree, unmanufacured
Bells, bell metal, old, only fit to be remanufacured
and parts thereof i
Brass pigs bars, and old brass, only fit to be
The daily union., 1846-09-02

Copper imported in any shape for the use of the mint
Copper, in pigs or bars
Copper ore
Plates sheets Of copper for sheathing vessels but
none to be considered except that which is Ia
inches wide and 46 inches long, and weighing from
l4to "a OF. the square foot
The New York herald., 1846-04-20
medicaI Gard,

DoCIOR fAWCEIr. e1n.ultps surgeon q lse Fai,o,
oracIng the following subects vzMatrimony mpotency
and Serily, ana0micey, physioloeicay and nedcay
modern sresmsnt Of syphil Secondary symptoms Gonorr
urnal Emissions. and all the consequences arising from self
pollution The Doctor has devoted his attention for
teen years IN this city, the Of the above mentioned
diseases and from his practice and long experience
nvesgatL he pathology Of the various of
ake, psrmsnsn, end radical His dipomaafom Lon
Ednburg and Philadelphia aso mis- honosry degree
iee l96 Fulton street.
Persons at distance enclosing 81, have copy Of hi
late work accompanied with which embraces all
Incidental 10 females'
All letters and addressed to Dr. Il pawees s Frl
ton street, Will receive due attention. j3n lmsrr
The New York herald., 1846-04-20
CURE OF CORNS-

QUNlONs, TUMORs, ExcREsCENCEs' BAn Nan.
&c.No t39 Broadway, betw cen Howard and Grand ct
MRS. BERHARD from Paris, has the honor Of inform
ing the public that she still continues practice upon the
iset with the greatest having exclusively
coahdent in promising that she will entirely remove coms
from Their irritating and painful locsoo without causing the
least OF possibility OF Danger making the blood How
The operation will occupy than four FIVE
and the relief 50 that thus treated
mmed sry their shoes walk without the
convenience.
Mrs. has pracsed her profession for several years in Eu
rope and this country and has acquired great and much
experience Facts stested by certificates
om the most celebrated physicians Of New York Boston,
and Philadelphia.
Terms moderate for yearly attendance,
No. 80 Broadway between Howard and Grand streets New
York
The New York herald., 1846-04-20
MEDICAL NOTICE

nR COOPER, II Duane street, between Chatham and VII
~ liam has for the last confined his
tce the Of venerea mercura and other diseases
ofa delicate DR. Cooper spent celebrated
Lock Hospital and ha. the last years enjoyed the most
New York He cure the aggravated Of this
disease and mild removed in Eve days The DR.
regularly educated ph yscian suen
his patients TO leave nnt psrec! cure performed
Strctur-Doctor Cooper has discovered method by
winch the Of Structure from
two weeks, with scarcely any PAIN to the patient.
Constitutional Debility, brought bv secret habit ndulR
ed by young menThs when freely indulged in be
dyspepsia weakness Of the limbs and small Of the back
confusion ofnteect crgetuness palptaon Of the heart
charge.
the number a. with the mortar the
Door. AS lmTr