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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-01-20
ORNAMENTS FOR THE HAIR.

MRS. 8. PARKER is just opening
lxl Marrabout feathers for the hair, tipped with
gold and silver.
Ostrich feathers for the hair tipped with gold
and silver.
Gold and silver Tule
large as .ortment of rich Paris Ribbons
Pearl, Ivory, Red Bone and Sandal Wood Fans.
Mitts, Gloves, Flowers, Bracelet, Dress Combs,
&C., PARkEk'S
Fancy and Perfumery Store, Pa. av;
jan 2O-3t News copy] under National Hotel.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-01-20

~ Miss Phoebe Carey, one Of the sister
poets of Louisville, has been tarrying in
Boston few days past.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-01-20

ny To read the New York papers just
about this time, one would suppose that their
CITY government was composed of an accom-
pIished set of scoundrels.
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NATIONAL THEATRE,

NATIONAL THEATRE.
Mr.. e. A. MARSHALL....... SOLE LESSEE
THIS EVENING, JANUARY 20,
Will be presented, the Comedy of
MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING
BENEDICK.. ..........."...MR.F ENNO.
CE..--""---.............MRS. MOWATT.
DANCE..........-BY. ..........MISS ANNIE WALTERS
The performance to conclude with first time this sea-
son. the Farce of
YOUR LIES IN DANGER
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-01-20

VIOLIN STRINGS, PLAYING Cards,
Y Dominoes, Chessnen, Dice, Backgammon Boards
and extra Checkermen. Also, Barry's Tricopherous
and Gilman's Ricinine for preserving and beautfng
the hair, warranted 70 give sat sfac'ion.
For sale at LAMMONDS
Fancy md Vsriey Store, tn e!set,
ism O~eu6 ID docs below =
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IRVING HOTEL.

Bryan S N A Lovcgrove Mass,
6 K Gilbert NJ u Young Ga
Rawlin Phila Swayne do
Miss Smoot q servant Va S l. Brown Md
G hopkins Bost Mrs Brown syt do
A Sheppard do NJ McCauiy Pa
w K Mitchell Va Geo Hami tommy
) Greenleaf do S Hughes Vt
q Mclaughlin Pa j FowIe Va
Il Bruce Va
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-05-13

prices ranging within classified fgares Good, long m
timber Is in fair dean and brings highest quotations Soc
table = =
FaErenr-Ne change to note m prices Vessels are get-
ting scarce, and produce accnmalatng Shippers are,
however holding of for reduction in rates See table fog
last rates paid
FAyETTEFILLE, May s;-Baeon eIO cents; Beeswax
2a@25; Coffee, RE ll@lI1. Lagpyra III, s. Denpgo 9g
FloarsuDsrfne GOES %. Fine s5ss4 go seratchsd
cents D b Lard Io@li cents 9b 2s@25,
81 so@si Alum SsH base Faassed &
bushel; Apple Brandy $1,000. N O. Whiskey 3O@S2 cents
&C. U ID; Wool 22@23 cents q ID.
Bacon remains steady. Cotton-For the rast week, the
receipts have been very large Nearly all has been taken by
the it being entirely above shippers views
this morning to show what effect the Asias nc VS. will have
large More in to-day than day
s ! saper
Corn firm. Peas-More inquiry, and tendency upward -
IS EM.-Obs 'S'' - - y
NEW YORK, Nay7.-Naval stores Turpentine contin-
without activity sale of 100 bbs North County only,
at So $50 Dos having come to our
Spirits Turpentne has been rather quiet and 6667
cash, in Wholesale lots few hundred barrels
shaps s psta ss se. 8 1s' BET
Common extra size 81 62b 635 ST 525f Do; Slight
coored Moth County, 81 67 loo do 81 IDOL SO and 1000
do. 81 40. delivered. Tar continues firm.
Sa-The only arrival lot Of Turks Island coastwise,
which sold at our quotation.
NEW YORK. May I0-Cotton steader, with sales of
1000 bales at decline of Flour is steady with sales
of $500 barrels at 81 SCOT 6 for State 754 "a
Genesee Southern Flour quiet, with sales of 1000 bar
rels at 50 l2s & Wheat easier with sales of
bushels at 1SOc for Geneee white and l20c for Western
white Corn-saes of 1000 bushels white at 65c, yellow
held at 9c Whskey is BETTER with sales of barrels
&c Pork dull with sales of 300 barrels at SIS q Is
for and $3 25 for PRIME Beef is Inactive with
sales OF loo barrels at S Hames heavier with sales
$50 at 81 Lard-sales of 500 bbls at 81 o 10.
CHARLESTON, May 11.-Cotton-y Yesterday : transac-
tions amounted to 600 bales at previous
ranging from 81 TO- the bulk of the sales at 81 81
BALTIMORE, May l0-Flsur and Mea-Safes of 200
bbs Howard st. brands at 81 SO % bb Rye -four So TO-
and meal So y Dbl Sales of Potomac and North Car
olna Herring at 81 1865 - Dbl n G. and Potomac Shad
50 z bbl Mackcre quiet prices unchanged. Small sales
of good to prime red wheat at l0@$I Is white do l6
$l p U bush. sale of very choice family -four white
wheat at 81 30 y bush Maryland Rye and Pennsyl-
vania do 9Oc bushel Sales of white 55@56c yell
low do $4,000 p bush. Maryland oats $50 40c Penn
sylvauia do 4243c q BUSH Rio Coffee 9a@93c r. ID. SUI
firm Rice 44@4tc u H. Sales of pork Is 100
$l6 and prime do $l4 50 8 bbl Mess beef SIS ~ Dbl
Bacon shoulders g. sides S@8 and hams l0 IL b.
Lard in bbls 81 kegs l03e y 10 Butter Hole % 10
Cheese 9k@10c u 10 Wool-We quote unwashcd Mt 25es
c tubwashed 35Ge3Sc pulled 3SGE37c fleece 4Oa5 Soc
ID Whskey-Sales of hhds at q and bbls at % cents
y gallon
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-05-13
The New Mexico Dtficultv.

Commissioner Bartlett has written a reply to Gov.
Lanes proclamation, in which he controverts each
point Seridtim, in order to show that the Governor
is wholly mistaken in his positions AS the contro-
yCrsy one of some interest and likely to be of
siderable Importance before long it may be we'll to
state the substance of MIR. Bartlett's communication
First, he denies that New Mexico ever exercised
jurisdiction the Mecilla valley, as alleged as
SertIng that on the contrary, since 1926 Chi
bnahua has claimed and exercised the jurisdiction
Of the territory Secondly, he says that there are
only 70O not 2000 inhabitants in the disputed coun-
try, who so far from desiring to be annexed to
the United States that when it was known the boun-
Diary determined by the commissioners included
them in Mexico, they hailed the event with salvos
of cannon and every kind of rejoicing. Thirdly, he
remarks that no force has ever been used by the
State of chihuahua to retain possession of her terri
tory although it is true that she has failed to pro-
tec the inhabitants of the territory in question -
against border Indian depredations," in the same
manner that Texas and New Mexico have failed to
protect their people from similar depredations So
with regard to the protection of the 'inhabians of
the territory Gin dispute) in their rights of person
and property" the Mexican authorities have doubt
less been lax in their administration of justice in the
Mcca valley, but our authorities should say as lit
tie as possible about the protection of the inhabi-
tants along the Rio Grande in their rights Of proper
tv-for pieous tale could be told of outrages COM
mitted by Americans on the Mexican population on
our side of the Rio Grande, which compelled them
to abandon their homes in 1850, to seek an asylum
within Mexican territory and found colony in Me-
ella valley!
Mr.. Bartlett adds that in regard to the statement
that 81 large portion of the Inhabitants now claim
the protection Of the United States, and solicit the
remuneration of their territory to New Mexico" he
can assert on authority obtained by him in New
Mexico and Chihuahua, that the Whole population
of the Mecla valley consists chiefly of people from
New Mexico and Texas of Spanish descent, who,
failing to receive protection from authorities af-
ter the late with Mexico, colonized that place.
EUeRing Post.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-05-13

How sweet it is to watch the minds unfolding:
To train the young thought and the guileess word
To see where plastic characters are moulding
is Can't go out To 8 My lesson isn't heard l'')
Uniformed ideas through the young mind Atting-
Is Shan't George be STILL MIAMI" Joshep keeps aspit
ting !')
There is throng of glad young faces round me-
Bright with the freshness of life's early spring;
And books, and states all sides bound me.
[Shant them girls stop they re playing with string
And eager looks and minds intent on study
Is jim pushed down, and got my boots all muddy ')
No shade of earthly sorrow e'er has clouded
The brief bright lives so innocent and fair
Please m am make John down-ny seat is crowded.
No grief nor sadness Sammy pulled my hair!'')
Existence is to them all sunny weather.
(' Bits been apinchn'! No hav' Mt. neithcr'')
A precious charge to me has been entrusted
The guidance of each young immortal mind
Can't write with this steel pen it's got all rustedr>
To nOurish gentle thoughts and feelings kind
To lead them in the path which Heaven peases
e. My spelling book has got all tore to pieces!'')
o. for more strength more gentleness of spirit I!
More wisdom is the better way to guide
e. I'VE got my lesson now o, please hear it ny
More patience to endure when 6 ills betide!''
g. Jim Taylor give my a dreadful twistrO
o. such eonfusin school may be--dismissed.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-05-13

Nearly all our readers recolIect the name of Sam'l
II,TaWout, Collector of the Port of New York, under
5 j, Van Burens Administrations as associated with a
s"caIIon IN his office of nearly half million OF dol
@ 5! but lew are aware that more vilainous false
foos was never propagated against public Of
sE Mne he suffered for years under the odium of q
e,j and The laws delay At length, he re-
,eu MS FIa and it resulted in finding the Govern
nne Oh slang did not, however, die out with the
s,,o y" II Recently, Wing paper in New York.
,sl mat a gentleman had died in New Jersey, who
HI 1ne OF his bOndsmen and sufferer for $13 5000.
s I G brought out Mr.. Swartwout, and the cerf-
H., Ill IN me Clerk of the proper Court in N York by
''u lie TACT is established as above recited.
Richmond Enquirer.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-05-13
Mexican Mustang Liuiment-

Mexican Mustang Liuiment-
Every land has hailed with
Xtacy this prepar alton whose
Intrinsic merits has introduced its
Curative powers to the notice of the who'll:
American people. Rheumatism of long duration
Neuralgia, with its fortunes, have yielded % its
Magical influence cancers contorted Joints
liberated and swollen limbs hat have
Suffered for years under the weight of disease
Turn, by its application 10 suppeness and health
remedy of such general usefulness that restore
NeWness of Action 10 the diseased nerves, arteries
Glands of the human body, is worthy of high praise
Let the rheumatic, halt lame and palsed
Invalid examine its qualities, and they will
Not be disapp tinted. Years Of study and
Investigation have enabled the proprieiors O the
Mexican Mustang Linment TO furnish a remedy
Extraordinary in its power diseases,
No matter of how long standing-sold at
The agents in all parts of the union
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-05-13

STEAMSHIP LINE TO CHARLEsToN.-A public meet
ing of the citizens of Philadelphia, was held on the
9Th inst for the purpose of adopting measures for
establishing line of steamers between Philadelphia
and Charleston, South Carolina. The North Ameri-
can understands that sufficient means are already sub
Scribed TO build and place steamship on the rout
but it is desirable that an additional sum OF SiOoOoo
should be obtained before proceeding further in
the enterprise The urged for this is that the
company may cammence operations with capital large
enough to meet the exigences which occur in the out
set of every new undertaking, and which, unless
promptly provided for as they arise tend seriously 10
embarrass and some instances to defeat It's
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-05-13
spIrItuaIism VS.. Common Sense.

h., Spiritual Harbinger, one of tn" sublime rdcu-
op %:'ocaes of spritualsm and rapplngIsm, has the
~ Z SubImatlon of nonsense:
% %e twelfth hour the glory of God, the life of
@ 9|g LORD Lore of God, the Holy procedure, shall
n, me Tribune Creator with the perfect discIssive
i , "a Then shall the Creator, in effulgence
, we divine seraphimal, arise into the dome OF
s SruSuFe IN one comprehensive revolving galaxy
IRENE beatitudes
h., UIyGga Chief thus aptly responds:
%o i snail bIockheads in the Jackassible dome OF
Ia, ,5 procedure, above the alfred great leather
e5o 4 reter-Nip-ninuygo, the Gooseberry Grinder
la oa me dome of the disclosure, until co-eqnal
9D5 rAenSlVe and conglomorated lumuxes, is one
pe 'TIo i muX, shall assmlate into nothing and
Ne b nn ,s, bobtailed pussycat after the space
M ue tail Was
4ase ? + as Ineligible as the other; indeed the
~, anything, has the more spirit
@Yot[ = HTnRIKE.-The students in one of the
@ege colleges, who take their meals at the
lsaniI unions" have struck for better board
Won't oaa antuy on their rights, and resolved that
An e"' anything until their terms are complied
2eheii AChange paper says that it has heard OF
DE eycSssS,e:r serious hurt by any of the strikes yet
aqe i r a1 OF one poor fellow who aeciden.
Vie - contact with brick bat, while running
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-05-13
SUPERIOR COURT CLERK

eve are authorized to announce Mr. H. w. FOY as
candidate for the office of Superior Court Clerk at the
suing August election.
May 9th, 1853 35-te
RS- We authorized to announce Dr. JOHN C. BROAD
HURST candidate for the Office Superior Court Clerk
at the ensuing August election
May 9th, 1853 3j-te
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-05-13

FeHo- CtttSensn short time will devove upon you
to elect from amongst NUMBER suitable person to fill
the office of County Court Clerk Allow present your
consideration my name candid te for that office and
the same time TO return sincere thanks for your liberal
suages heretofore bestowed promise You if elected
to discharge the several duties that Office with fidelity and
zeal. SAN,T r RITNTJN(x
April 18th, 1883 ls7-te-ss-te
So Town papers COPY.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-05-13

THE BEARDED LADY.-The lady at Armory Hall
presents for the admiration of all who delight in
elegant whiskers a formidable show Of this highly
Ornamental appendagc Our reporter had the pleas,
ure Of laying his hand upon the beard which he did
rererentiy and gently, and can voach for it's genu,
ineness 1t is beard that one might well De Pfona
of-silky and beautiful Boston Pest.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-05-13
COMMON SCHOOLS.
Office of the Literary GoarI,

OIhce Oh INC Litcf"Ty Hoard,
RALEIGH, April q, 1853 I
The President and Directors of the Literary Fund have
resolved to distribute among the several Counties of the
State of North Carolina the mentioned the follow
ing table, in part of the nett income of said fund the current
year for the support of Common Schools the Slate the
to be paid at the Treasury Department upon tile app
cation of the properly authorized receive the
same.
The Counties of Jackson, Madison, and Yadkin will re-
ceve their portions of the distributed from the Coun
ties from which they were respectively formed
DAVID s. REID,
Ec CtfCO Presi Lit. Board
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-05-13

DEATH FROM CHLoRoFoRM, Mr.. La Fore, citizen
of Brookville Ind, went TO Cincinnati few day
since, for the purpose of having large and painful
tumor removed from his neck. At the request
of the patient, chloroform was administered by the
doctor, and the operation performed. In few
minutes, however, he sank back and was soon a
corpse. He was also affe ,ted with pulmonary COM
nlant
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-05-13

ss We are requested to announce D. k McRAE. Esq,
as canddate at the ensuing August election represent
the Third District in the next Congress.
May 10th, 1853 21o-te
Town papers requested to copv
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-05-13
HolIOWny's Ointment and PIlls.--A DanRcrOu
Wound In the Thigh by their use.

Abeut three Mr. Acton, of Melbourne thigh
most tearuy nceraed when riding his horse running away
and his leg coming in violent collision with
fined to his bed for nearly eighteen months suffering from
acIdent and Notwithstanding the best medical advice,
effort proved healing the wound and his health
SO impaired that his life despaired Of In this
the effect of healing his wound with rapdty
storing him to sound health
Sold at the Establishment Of Professor Holloway 2 Strand
(near Temple Bar London and by all respectable Druggists
Dealers Medicines throughout the British
of the Unte in Boxes 37ac &c. So
sale principal Drug houses of the Union
B f. Sands New York; S. b. & j. A. Evans, Wilmington
n q.
Thee a considerable saving by taking largest
B. Directions for the guidance Of patients every disorder
aft ed to each Box.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-05-13
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

HAVE bought Negro Man By. the name of TOM, 20
from John A. Taylor, who runaway from him about q
low complexion has downcast lesk, and wears his
hair longs about feet 10 inches high He was bought by
Mr. TAYLOR from A. Duncan Moore no doubts lurking
about the neghbohood of his pntation as he has wife
there The above reward will be paid his delivery TO me
III " 's' - = j. A. PARKER.
MIX 1879 rlIer COPY 3v1 s06lw-S5-3t
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-05-13

THE MEDICAL SOCIETY OF THE STATE OF
NORTH CAROLINA. go
THE next annual meeting of the MEDICAL SOCIETY
OF the state of North Carolina will be held in the town
OF Fayetteville. on Tuesday, 18th day of May, 1863
The Society will convene at o'clock in the afternoon of
that day.
Delegates. Members and Members of the Profession In
good and regular standing. are invited to attend.
w. w. HARRISS, NJ. D..
Cor. and Rec Sect'y
April 3, 1853 I3l-tm]ED from I0m TN
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-05-13
2l0-te

Hs-We are authorized to announce Mr.. GEORGE NJ
BISHOP as candidate at the ensuing election in August
next for the Office of County Court Clerk of New Hanorer
County Mr. Bishop pledges himself elected to discharge
the duties of the Office faithfully to the best CT his ab
ty. Nav % a1ast e6.o
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-05-13

NoTE.-River Lumber, Tar, and Turpennc soldin the
water subject to the expense of landing, Inspection,
cooPerage Sc; say on umher SO cents to 81 per NJ Tar
val when brought railroad about the cxpen
ale incurred *For dry Virgin mixed Turpcntinc
deduction is made according to quality.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-05-13

TIE NATIONAL FINANcEs.-A Washington de-
patch to the N Y Courier says
The revenue receipts from Boston, New York,
Baltimore. Philadelphia and New Orleans for the
month of March, was five millions seven hundred
and Sxty-six thousand dollars for April four mil
hons four hundred and ninety-two thousand dollars;
oal for two months, ten millions one hundred and
I,ty,eight thousand dollars, making an increase,
Nom the year 1852, of two millions four hundred
and md ninety thousand dollars, which is at the rate of
ssfty-three per cent. The revenues of the year
nom all sources Will exceed sixty millions of dol
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-05-13

S8 We are authorized to announce DR.. JAMES F. SNIP
oON as again candidate for the Office of County Court
Clerk' OF New Hanover County Dr. s. pledges himself if
elected to discharge the duties of his office industry and
fidelity. [Anrl % 33.te*
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-05-13

Doct. L. d. Handy, says of STABER'S ANODYNE CHER
RY EXPECTORANT have administered in several
OF Bronchial Affections with the happy
knowledge Of its admirable effects with greatest
6dence recommended ' &c. See advertisement another
column.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-05-13
WOOL.
R0 000 LBS. WOOL WANTED for which the high
cO,OOO est cash price will be paid, by
w. HAMILTON McRARY.
Nav 10Th 1881 2IO-1w-26I,,
WOOL.
May 10th, 1858.

May 10th, 1853. 210-lw-36 I'm
CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL,
BY Il. w CHADWICK AND E. II. REMICK,
Beaufort n. c.
D ATES of Board and Tuition for boys according to
the studies from forty eight to fifty six dollars per SEES
sion of five months. MAY l3, lS53-S63m
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-05-13

No sales this morning, and offering that Of
There better demand for the article by both shippers
and distler but not enough coming consumption by
the latter. Market firm at above fgures.SPIRrs TUR-
PENTINEThe market for this article has been rather
settled for the week ending to-day and sales reach
bbls, as follows On Thursday, 100 bbls at All 3
sales that could hear of Friday Saturday Mon
day. Tuesday us bb at so cents and 100 do at 4
yesterday "wednesday 100 do at Az cents . gallon
market closing latter figure The article generally held
at All cents, and but few buyers in market The stock
light and demand fair. No transactions this morning up to
the time of closing enquiries. has been
considerable doing in the article for the week. and
the sales reach about ii 05O bbl follows FRIDAY
5000 bills town made at 81 25 for large size Saturday
eight hundred barrels at 81 10 for medium Tuesday
100 do at 81 for small sze and 100 do large size bills on
private terms The stock offering about fair and market
firm at above figures, as to size of bbs Tar-Arryes
slowly and in considerable demand ales on Tuesday of
81 bbls at 81 3d. and Wednesday the article advanced with
sales that day and this ming of 265 bbs at 81 10
per Dbl.
Ors-No receipts and good enquiry for the article
PoRK-Northern. continues good and salcs from
store at quotations
RIcEFair stock of clean market and price has advau
ced shade on last Thursdays quotations Small sales to
groces at Al cents b. No sales through that we can hear
OF; last sale at 81 but is held higher rates.
SALT2000 sacks received since last revew which chang
ed hands asfoows 200 sacks 92t and 1900 do at about
| 50 cents p sack, cash..
IiABER-Ihe sales of the week reach Is RATS