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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-06-05
Foreign.

The steamer Great Britain arrived at New
8ork, on Tuesday last, the 29th ult. The
Eteat Britain sailed from Liverpool on The 9th
inst., and was consequently out 30 days -
Some part of her machinery was injured, and
she was compelled to proceed with sails alone,
during six days OF her passage. The intelli-
gence which she brings is not of very I'M
portant nature. Cotton has advanced 3D.,
and the market is still on the look up. The
rise is said TO be caused by the accounts which
are reaching England, by every arrival from
this country, Of the shortness of the present
crop. The American provision market con.
linueS active. q
The passage of tho notice resoldtlnns. by
the Senate of the United States, was known
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-06-05
For Sale.

FEHEN LOTS, beautifully situated, East of Mr.
IL K Dickinson's Steam Mill near the river.
Four of these lots are on Front street continued,
on high and commanding situation. Five are
on Second street continued, and the remaining one
on Third street continued. Each lot measuring
81 feet said streets, aud running back SO feet
to an Alley.
Also, lot or parcel of land on the South side
OF Lees creek, near to and opposite Wrghtsville,
on the Sound. This land is situated in an excel
lent nelghhoIhood, adjoining the former summer
residence OF Col D Jones, and between said re-
sldence and the plaesnow owned by Jere Nixon.
Esq. IL contains between 40 and SO acres of
land, sufficient tor small farm and Seing but
miles rom "ilmng.on, presents great advantages
] to such as desire summer residence
jzsAlso, 80 shares of the Capital Stool &c .ho VI,
Sc r Rail Road, and 10 Sharesof the Stock If the
! Bank of Cape Fear. '''N
Unless disposed of at private sale before the %
iof June, the Lots and Rail Road Stock will The,
Re offered at public auction For terms snnis :
June 5, 1916. ras-3tl w. A. NRIGIitf,
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WILMINGTON MARKET-June 4.

WlLMlNG1ON MARhE JUNE 4.
NAVAL STORES-Since our last report,
Turpentine has improved shade. We quote for
sales made this morning, Virgin, Sc Is q 50 90
Yellow Dip, 81 IS. Spirits quote at rs cts,
(nomnal.) In New York, UP to our latest advi-
ces, Spirits was quoted at 20 soc. TAR--Last
sales 81 lo--suppIy small. For Rosin, see table
above.
LUMBER & T1MBER-Sales arc dull. We
quote River Quarter boards at $40 Sl04-Wide
at So No sales of Scantling, Shingles or Slaves
since last report.
MEAL-The supply is somewhat better, but
the price is firm, 90c.
| CORN-Received 100 bushels-seIls from
vessel at 7Oc., in quantities to suit purchasers.
COFFEE-We lower our figures fraction
See quotations.
FLOUR-Canal, Sc Sc so. Fayetteville
without change.
HAY-A small lot Philadelphia, at auction
sold at 92c.
l.IME--No arrival since last report.
: LARD-Market well supplied. See quotations.
BACON-Inclined upwards, butnot materially
A lot of Western Shoulders, at auction, was ru
. off at 81 to 53c.
MOLASSES-No arrival. Last sales fror
r store 20 81. cts.
= See quotations for other articles.
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with interest. 1t gives graphic description
of the flight Of the Mexican army;
PoINr ISABEL, Texas, May l3, 1876.
GentZemen: Yesterday 1t. Col. Wilson, LIST
II. s, Infantry, with four companies of that
Reoiment. Col. Deba's Mobile volunteers
sind two companies Of the Washington Regl-
,oent of Louisiana volunteers amounting toI
400 men. crossed tho Rio Grande at its mouth
and took up 1hsir line of march on It's west or
r;oht bank Of the small town of Eurltd, eight
miles above, supported by the y. S. steamer
Nova. Capt Frederick, on board of which
was small detachment with d field piece.
The command had arrived the day previous
at the river, marching from Bfazos de Santl-
ago on the Sea Beach, expecting to be Joined
nv detachment of sailors and marines from
the squadron lying few miles oft the en-
trance1 to assist in crossing and to cooperate
in their movements, but were disappointed
until the Neva entered the river and relieved
them from their difficulties, she having been
despatched with supplies, by that lndeiatiga-
BILE officer of the Quarter master Department,
Major T.. Thomas, who was present with AS
s,stant Quarter master, Capt. VI. 5. Miller, at
the crossing.
To-day an express was received from Col
w. stating his fate and supposed entrance IN
r,Ja Rurita, where he has taken up position.
information was received from Gen. lay
lor last evening, that he intended crossing o.
vesro Matamoras early to-day. Fairly III the
'tDorninr few cannon were heard. | suppose
he has taken the place without opposition, as
the remains Of the Mexican army, 5000 men,
were two DAYS since in active preparation for
retreat to San Fernando, 80 leagues south
the balance, not killed, drowned, or prisoners,
having scattered in utter confusion to their
homes. Never were an army so panic strck-
EN-. In the retreat from the battlefield OF the
9th, Generals Arista and Ampudla led the
van on foot through the CHI 'paraI, stripping
off their clothes as they ran, and when they
arrived at the river had nothing on but their
shirts, streaming in the wind-they plunged
in and swan across; many of their delnded
Followers sinking into that sepulchIe thai
Mpiia had promised to 'tl,e degenerate sons o.
Washington Better far is the situation oil
che gallant Gen. D. Diaz De La Vega, now {
prisoner in your city, who stood mantniIy a
his post, doing his duty until captured, tina!
Nv acoward. He is one OF the few promnon
men who is highly esteemed by all that know
him, for his virtues.
The regiment of Louisiana Volunteers IN
der Col. aWallon are now on board transports
90 be landed Tomorrow morning on BraZo
Island, thence take up their line Of march, vi
Sea Beach. for mouth Of Rio Grande. TIL
balance Of Gen. Smiths command, leave In
medlately after, same destination; to cross tn
river and march up to MatamoraS.
Yours, Y.
P.S. The Mexcans lost 100 drowned Q
their retreat crossing the Rio Gfande; mo-
of the wounded, who were delivered up
+hem by General Taylor, have since died b
neglect, and want Of hospital means and So
plies.
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FOR BALTIMORE.
MEDICAL CO.PARTNERSHIP.

The undersigned would respectful
= $50 Tsinform the citizens of Onslow coun-
II, that they have entered into eo-part-
nefskin for The practice of Medicine, under the
nm ofI, ANEDON & COWAN. TheyessiiI
attend TO the pfactce of the profession in all is
branches. they have located themselves at Jack
sonsige. where they can always befound when
moi professionally engaged.
WILLIAM b. COWAN.
t,rss5 frd6. 3S.tF
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Summer Goods.

D ECEIVED per schooners Alatic and A +
EE Thorn, and will be sold low for CASH,
dozen Plated Bosom Shirts,
T" striped do do ..--.
. 5" Summer Cravats;
"a" Black and Fancy Ties,
Al do do Knots,
French Silk Suspenders,
;" Cotton under Shirts,
White Linen Thread Gloves;
/ colored do do do
White ! Hose, i,
2 Colored DO
) Black Italian Cfavats;
English do
M2sl CHARLES BARR.
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Balloon Ascension.

" +. WISE, the Aeronaut. respectfully an
4VA noonces 10 the ladies and gentlemen of Will
naington. that he will make his 53rd GRAND
AERIAL FLIGHT, from the yard of Mr.. Rich
ards. on Saturday evening next, at 81 o'clock.
For particulars see circular
June 5, 1916 3s-lt
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Fer 9 aEes

yMvHE subscriber offers for sale the Plantation
z and Lands where he now resides, situated on
the Sound. about 8 miles from Wilmington. The
tract Of land contains about 337 acres, a portion
OF which is under cultivation Persons wishing q
summer residence will find this pleasant loca-
ton. For particulars, enquire Of the subscriber
on the premises. CHARLES CRAIG.
June 5, 1946 3S-tf
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.HgediCns co. Partnership.

FHNHE subscribers having entered into Medi-
= cal Co-partnership, The practice Of the pro-
fession, in all its branches, will henceforh he corr
Quoted by them jointly. under the firm If McREE
&c MEARES. The latter will attend 10 calls from
the country, Us well as in town.
... JAMES r. McREE, Seh,
JOHN l.. MEARES.
May 20, 1916 36.tf
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1EFIES PIOTIrPs utsO'It1o'''
so EE.tJ WsHEEK.

Having fitted up my apparatus with all the late
improvements, | will be prepared in few days 10
open and have no hesitation in saving from pre-
sent facilities shall be sble TO prepare that delight
full summer beverage III style not to be surpass-
ed by any Northern establishment. For the ae.
comodation of LADIES, will have the rear Of
inv store neatly ntted up and kept exclusively for
their benefit Ladies will enter by the door OH
Front street, directly opposite DR.. DeRossets Of
fee. WIN. Oh A w.
IcrAr RETAIL from A. M. to 10 p. M.
April 10Th. 1876. -
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-06-05

RATES OF FRElGiIT HENCE TO NEW YORK
Naval Stores, 25 90 cts. Spirits Turp SO per Dbl,
Rice, Is cts. per hundred
Cotton, 90c per bale.
Cotton goods and yarns, so cts. pr. bale.
Tobacco, S. 90 per hosshead.
Lumber, 81 SIS 90 per III.
10 Ph:aasi0hia--spirits5 SOC. Naval Stores,
IS Gee Lumter SIS.
Cotton goods and yarns, to Philadelphia, cts
per cubic foot
To BaAin,ore--Spiits soc. Naval Stores
80 33c. Lumber So.
Cotton, ST. Is, Yarns SC. per cubic foot.
10 Boslon.--Spirits SOC. Naval Stores, 35c.
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q nT e 81 20 gON !
CLARENlQN ulRSE GIARnN.

YOU are hereby notified to meet al the Court.
house, OH THIS (FRlDAY) EVENING, at o.
clock, P. NJ. Business OF importance will bt
brought before you. BY order of the Captain.
June 5, lS46. (It7 J. DAVIS, 0. S.
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Selling Off
- O2A
M" %@-D@H.

Ma - 0A&A- - I'D IN %
a. WING TO the large stock of READY MADE
~ CLOTHING, offer rare inducements TO
those in want of CLOTHING.
My stock is large. and embraces every article
that is usually kept in Clothing Store, all OF
which offer at New York cost and charges, for
CASH H. S. KELLY,
Nav o. lS467 Market street.
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u 0DW~M Ho

<zEz1aa NEW STOCK OF DRUGS, ME-
- DIClNES, PAINTS, OILS, WIN
ga DOW GLASS, &c. &c. &c.
- The Subscriber has received at his
OLD STAND, full and complete assortment in
He above line, to which he respectfully invites the
Intention of Physicians and Country Merchants.
He wouId take this opportunity Of expressing his
thanks to bis old customers, and begs to assure
them that nothing shall be wanting Oh his part to
merit continuance OF their support,
I am in daily expectation of receiving ESQ OF.
Saiph. Quiaine, which will sell during the SUM
mer at the lowest possible price. Also, a lot o
Carpenters Compound Eatract Cincko1liae,con,
tanning all the properties of Quinine at one third
the price The public may depend en- their Or
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STATE OF NoRTH-cARoI1NA.
OSsLow COUNTY Count.

ONSLOW NUCNTF CUUEIs
May Term, 1916. -
George Ward, \ Original Attachment levied Oh
vs. Sgoods and chsttels, the proper
Rob't d. Watson. ty of said Watson.
. r appearing to the satisfaction of this Court
Il that the defendant, Robert D. Watson. is not
all inhabitan of this State, or ubsconds or con-
ceals himself that the ordinary process of the law
cannot be served upon him; it osierei that pub
location be made i'll the Wilmington journal, for
six weeks, notifying the said defepdaat to appear
at the next term of this Court, to be holden at the
COURTEOUS in Jacksonville. on the first Monday
in August next, replevy and plead TO issue. or the
property levied upon will be condemned and sold
to satisfy plaintiffs demand.
Teste, JASPER E1HERIDGE, Cir.
May 29; 1916 36-6t
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A Foe to the GrneseIIer.

an the disgraccfu habits of drunkenness, will at
the same time, afford variety of other matter of
a distinct nature
In North Carolina no paper Of this description
has ever made its appearance, (altEough proposals
have recently been issued for the purpose,J owing,
tio doubt, to the fact that the influence necessary
to protote the success of work of this kind, has
been omitted. An anxious appeal is made to the
friends of the cause generally, to use their utmost
endeavors to give encouragement to this publica-
ton. The first number of the Pkitanthrop;st
will make its appearance as soon as 600 subscri-
bers can be obtained, which can DC done if every
influential person would feel sufficient interest
in the cause of Temperance, TO exert himself
j The PhiLanthropist will be printed on a medium
sheet,sin newspaper form, go as to afford PRIV
Isreto advertisers.
sP Persons disposed to patronize this work, re-
kal1ested to forward their names to Wilmington BY
mail or otherwise, by the first Of August next add
dressed to the ..--,
EplToR OF THE PHIL4STHRoPIsr.
/ Editors of papers throughout the State will
Inlease give the above few insertions. with some
remarks Of their own, By way of recommendation
June s, le46 So
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stats OF NoRgz-cARoL1HTA.

ONsLow COUNTY CoURr.
.... Mag Term, 1916. . ....
David w. Simmons Original Attachment levied
IS. Son goods and shattels, tho
James H. Barber. property OF said Barber.
Ut appearing to the satisfaction of this Court
d that the defendant, James H; Earbci, is not All
nhabitant of this State, of so absconds Or conccas
himself that tie ordinary process Of the law can:
not be served upon him lit il ordered that publ
CATION be riade III the Wilmington Journal, for
six weeks, notifying the said defendant to appear
at the nr.t term Of this Court to he holden at the
Courthouse in Jacksonville, OH the first Monday
in August next, replcvy and plead to issue, or the
properly levied upon will be condemned ana sold
to satisfy plaintiffs demand .;....... =.
Teste, JASPER ET1iERIDGE. Crk.
May 90, l546 37.6t
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James I4ennarda

9 INFORMS his friends and the public, that he
s. is prepared to make
Iron CAFES, BaluStrades, Fire Proof Door and
Window Shutters,
and also to SHOE HORSES, at his Blacksmith
Shop on Water street.
Wilmington, n. c, May go, 1916 S6-y
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GRAND CAPITAL

Tickets $40, halves 5, quarters 2 so.
A certificate of Wholes costs $lls 90
A certificate of Halves costs SO 90
i certificate Of Quarters costs 90 so
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-06-05
TO the Friends Of Humanity
THE I'IIILlN'lHROpIST'.

y S the title Of a monthly sheet, proposed to be
Il issued in Wilmington, Y. O., at one dollar
year, payable on receipt of the first number.
Intemperance, the great enemy to prosperity and
happiness, is exerting wide influence throughout
the country. 1t is groaoing evil, and is daily
destroying the ices, to say nothing of the COM
forts of thousands of the human family, notwith-
standing the efforts that have been made, and are
still being made, towards its suppression. One
principal reason why this great evil is sill permit
ted to exist to alarming extent, is, that the
ertions Of the friends of the Temperance cause
have been confined principally to cites and towns,
while villages aid the country at large, almost
entirely neglected, A cheap temperance newspa-
pei could not, it is presumed, fail of success, in
the way Of patronage; and if extensively circula-
ted. would DOUBTLESS prove barrier, in small!
degree, to the progress of Observation-Disclosures carry
ing out successfully, the praiseworthy intentions
of the friends of Temperance which could not b.
accomplished i'll any other way; This pubIica
ton, besides proving
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-06-05

The following letter will, we think, be read
with interest. 1t gives graphic description
of the fiigh. Of the Mexican army:
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Tickets $40, halves ), dua!ters so.
A certificate of Wholes costs $l20 90
4 certificate Of Halves costs 90 90
A certificate OF Quarters costs so 90
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100000, $1,000! 80 Of 81 500!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. 3. TO
be drawn on Saturday, June 20, 1916, at Viii
nington, Delaware. is Nos, IL drawn.
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GRAND SCHEME FOR 9TH.


Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. 26, to
be drawn on Saturday, June 81, ls46, at Will
mington, Deawaie. 79 Nos, - drawn
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$4,000! $4,000 100 of ST 600
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. "a, to
be drawn on Saturday, June Is, sac, at VIII
mington, Delaware. rs Nos, Is drawn.
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Tickets ITO, halves 5, quarters 30.
A certificate of Wholes costs los 90
A certificate of Halves costs 81 90
A certificate of Quarters costs 81 90
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-05-05


is becoming too strong in its acts. and too
impertinent in interference, 70 s0e suffered
in a free country. The single ieature IN
the constitutional treasury biil Which per-
mits The deposits ofthe government to re
main. in the banks, until they are with
drawn by the necessities of the govern
ment Is liberal and wise il itself. 1t de-
priYes the banks ofalI excuse for creating
any panic, or of opposiog the Introduction
ofthe constitutional treasury. Union.
Further EXTRACTS FROM TnE For
EIGN NEWS BY THE FRANCE.
The intelligence which comes to US
from this country represents that the feel
ing upon the Oregon question is adverse
to the United States. 1t is not strange
that all the expressions hostile to us by
the press of that nation should be copied
into the British journals, and come TO US
through that source. We girs some ex-
tracts:
The men who have something to those
the men who support all the burdens of
the State-who discharge all the duties of
citizenship, and who in fact form the
French nation--the majority ofthese men,
and the majority of these men in Parlia-
ment, condemn Mr.. Folks proceedings as
likely to lead to war, and they abhor war
as great calamity.
They do not, indeed, think there will
he war, but they feel that it viii not be to
Mr.. Polk and his advisers that the world
will be indebted for the maintenance oil
peace. This feeling may be erroneous,
but it certainly exists; and certainly it is
deeply to be deplored that it does. exist
for it lowers the United States govern.
ment in estimation and prevents its exer-
cising that influence in European affairs
which it ought to do.
AS respects the press, too, the same
feeling is apparent. Ali news papers
| that have any influence at all have either
sternly condemned at that Mr.. Polk has
done, or carefully RETAINED from express.
ing approval of it. The Journal des De.
bats, which is the the leading organ 0
France, and perhaps of Europe, and which
speaks the sentiments of the French gov
ernment, has even exceeded the bounds
ofproprietY in its attacks on Mr.. Polk
The Epoqae and the Constitutional ais,
condemn the course Of the President. s
1t is natural that there should be al
utilization of feeling between the royals
organs ofFrancc, aud England. But The
+ liberal press and the great body ofth'
French people are far from partaking Q
these sympathies.
SwITzERLAND.--The Constituent AS
scmbly of Berne was opened on the 16tl
ult. The Assembly installed its provis
ional board, and two radical candidate
were elected. The committee empower
ed to draw up the first bases of the revis
ion of the constitutional laws was activeI
at work. At Lug the Landrath has civ
en- its sanction to the resolutions of tn,
Conference of Lucerne, which tend t.
place the Catholic Cantons on footing
Of formidable defence.
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LANDS FOR SALE AT AUCTIoN.


AN the 9Th of June next at II o'clock,
v A. NJ, will sell at the Court House
in Joliet (unless sooner disposed of -
SO acres of Timber, being lot | / and
s-e4 of lot IL, in sec. I6, town 35,
Range sl2, and sn
80 acres of Prairie being the of s-w4
of section 81, same township.
These lands are favorably located on.
the Laporte Road, ID miles east of Joliet,
and 80 miles from Chicago. in the midst
of one of the best settlements in Will Co.
The prairie is halfa mile from the timber,
adjoining improved lands and convenient
to Hickory Creek, a durable stream
The timber is the very best selection from
the school section at the head of Hickory
Creek. convenient to some of the finest
prairie in the State, and within Ia miles
of government land. This township con-
tains several hundred families who are
making substantial improvements and
have school fund fully adequate to the
wants of common schools for the entire
township. The timber viii be sold in
lots to suit purchasers.
Terms--cash. .ss.sa
aA For the proprietors,
80 sg& sszS e4eta9A w RAVEN
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ENT IRELY NEW!

'EHSHE large Stock of Dry Goods, Gro
\ ceres, Crocksry, Hardware, Caps, III All,
Boots & Shoes, Looking Glasses. Nails, Glass,
&c. Just received BIZ the Subscribers, il entireI,
new. and more Important still, they are oferet
Cheap for Cash or Produce.
Perfectly aware that all merchants insadverii-
ea99s S1sa sa ws a5,sns
else"
Cash paid for Wheat.
&C AGwINS g. McDOUGALI..
! Joliet. Get %, 1885, t.ass Isf
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office

SEALED PROPOSALS will be re-
- ceiyed atthe Canal Office, in Lock.
port, until the 10th day. of May next, foE
the construction of all the work to be ex-
ecuted upon the Feeders of the illinois d
Michigan Canal, and also for any work
upon the main line which may not at that
time be under contract. fa5-efae ssr
The Board of Trustees not having yet
positively determined upon the number
and length Of said Feeders, a more detail
ed notice cannot at this time be given, but
the amount of work to be let is worthy the
attention of contractors. ze E1't'ie. ~.
Plans, profles, &C., fully exhibiting the
character and quantity of the work ofe.-
ed, will be ready for inspection at this Of
fee, previous to the day ofletting.
An immediate commencement and Wig
orous prosecution of the work will be re-
CURED.
VIM. COOLING, Chief Eng'r.
CANAL OFFICE.
Lockport, March %; 1s46. n42
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DIED.

Near this place. on the 2sth ult., John
Nelson, infant son of Isaac, and Cassan-
dra. Short, aged nine months; and on the
ID, inst. after lingering and painful ILL
ness, which she bore with exemplary pa
tience, and christian resignation, Cas-
sandria, wife ofLsaac Short, aged % years
and 10 days.
Scarce had the infants spirit passed,
Till the mothers hence was borne
Where the weary arc at rest at last,
Where mourners cease to mourn. 2