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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-04

TBE NEW PARK OF the Germania Schuetzen
Nerein Is being rapidly finished, and will be
opened In May next. 1t 10 located at EckIng-
TOD, The residence Of the late Mr.. Gales between
Boundary street and Glenwood cemetery They
ore now having erected dancing pavilion.
which will be the largest in the District
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-04

ESCAPED PR1soNKR.-Sl. Dudley. colGred
charged with grand larceny, made his ESCAPE
his morning from the cells Of the second pre-
sinct station, BY cutting through the floor.
THR NATIONAL REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATION
meets this evening At Marini's Hall, As wiil be
seen by the ir Advert ise mpnt else " haro
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-04

PROP. CEoswErs hits very happily the popu-
lar sense OF the decorous Lenten recreation an
hns exquisite exhibition al Lincoln Hall, and
our citizens have never had an opportunity of
witnessing more haste, beautiful and unto ne
TepIest ntat1On Of the wonders of nature and
art IN the Old world than he affords them. IL is
not IKE looking AZ pictures, but at the cities
sueets. buildings and people themselves. ono
cross no crown" which closed his exhibition
last night, II beautiful series of representa-
tons alone worth the price of admission. To-
night Switzerland and the Alps will be Illus
tTated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-04

FISH.
TO- n Kiss MACKEREL.
no. GKORGES BANK MACKERrL.
o.sFAT MACK ERKL,
DO. ECONOMY sHAD.
ST. yOAH AkEWIvEs.
RORTsMOpfH SPLIT HERRING.
oobTIsH md s0SLED HERRING.
Cor sAle low, By
BROwEIRa q MIDDLETOs
Ola Psansylvanis avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-04

nTel4TEENTH DISTRICT.
DEMOCRATIC AND CONSERVATIVE DELE
GATE TO THE ASSEMBLY
Primary Election to select candidate for the
House OF Delegates will be held on TUESDAY, April
SD, from o. m to ?. m, az the ONCE Of Charles
walter, Esq No. 341 ID street. oil posite City Hall
will be allow ed to vote.
By order Of the Committee. m3'.dtAp4
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DIRECTORY FOR sDysgri Egs.

ADJUSTMENTS -sEcosp pAer- Fourth hfth and ,iI;h
AsTROLUIY.-ErvvENTn PAer-sixth column.
BOARD AND LODGiNG WANTED ~r~rL,Tn PAGE
ggeaSRrKs WAITED Tg5rrn column
DH"JniN ,lr san, - a. coiusn mSiAtE ios SAM A -
BUsINi SIS oPfoaf' Mites -srcoSp PAar-Thlrd co..
BusISEss Sorlcns-sryssrn rAerrsizth column.
CITY RIAL rsfAfh FOR sALi.-f"LLt III PAGE
CLERks AND s1LEsMAN-ELrvESTn pAoE-Third col.
4s
coA Af9 n
CoPARTHnRsuIrs- PAGE Third column
b4Soiaa AoxpEMiEs"sFoa % p rAaS-roar,S column
bWaElISG Owl % HnusEs @ , To LhT. fuaSisHEp AND IN.
FUkNlsAEp--SEcoSD PAaE-first and second col
EuRoFEXS srEAMsnIPs-Frrer rAer--Fi,A column.
EUROPE-TwELfrH PAGE-sixth oolunn.
EsA %aAsas4 r.slssS sais s"s%H
kooSs hsS TO LET
ruN,,tsi sEInSp I second an shra @ eSua Ms
fsEsth xbvESfisEsGSfs- -tnH1ss1n SS@ rAer-rorr,A
f'i -fS%a
HELP WANrED-rEMALEs .-ELrvESTn PAor-second
uoRsss snS 'Ira nSssill,rs sanr F,,sr ana
hotsEs, kcoas, &C., %ASTHSsEoo:D % rsH'o rAsrFourA
{5NsTRUoTIoS, TIoS sF9oSn PAGE SIKH column.
GEN REAL ESTATE foR sALE-TwILrrH PACE
LEcTyEE sEXsoSzsroosp pAer-rhira column.
LOAN OFFiCES--SRcoSD PAaE-Third column
LOST AND FouNp-FIEsr rAGE-Frst column
MA9BLh MANTELs-IwrLrTn PAer~ fifth column
fAors1A
MIsoELLAS EoUs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
Firth and sixth columns
MIS- ,ELLANiOCS FRS fAGE-1hrd column.
MUSICAL SECOND PAGE Sixth column.
MN NPUdLiCATiONS-fI9sTP PU PAGF-llrd column.
PERSON -flasr FAGE--tirst column
.pIAMOEOkIhs SECOND PACE Fifth column.
POST OFFICE notice. fRsr PAGI- Sixth column
.PkOPOSALS-lwkLi ri rAGE--Fi th column.
PROPERTY olT OF THE CRY FOR SALE OR TO
RENr-rwELrlH PAsE-second, third and fourth
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE twelfth PAar--F,nh
REAL EsFATE wANrEp-rwKIrru PAer-Fif,h col.
RELIGIoUs SorIcEs-FIasr PAGr Sixth column
REWARDS--FrgsT PAGE-Eirst column
SALES Az At tCTiON-ELEvEsTn PAoR Fifth and sixth
SITUATIONS WANTED -FEMALEs-ELRvEsrn PAGx-
- First and second columns.
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALES-ELEvES PAGE
sPBClhL NOTICES First PAaF-second column.
SfOkTiNG-DOGS, BIRDS, 2C.-FtRsT PAGE-Sccond
THE TRADES-ELEvESTn cAar-Fourh column
THE IUEF-kIRsr pAGr-second column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PUaPOsES-sEooSp PAGE
TRAVELLERS, GUIDE-rrnsr PAaF-sxth column.
UNFINISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS To LET
sEoosD PAeE-Third column.
WATCHES JEwELRY. 3C-rwsLrrn PAsK-Fins col
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, 4c.-sRoosp PAss-rhird col
umn.
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-----------~-- rrE OF THE HIGH COURT
DIRsiANT TO nECn. Against H.opert, sn
rCreons ri A. ,iny .s s.nnJ,r,a. et.,,, Ns, ths
n.ns formerly rhirya stafford late Of Nea op>.
cEay OF Deny Ia England thut whosefA ths pb Stf'.
the year 1879 10 be Interested IN the Sssfs " ste
ford 'ue OF New Mills afores1i Cott5n Ban 10 oouis
de etcascd, bclo the eIst day Jurr I'm
m AMI pfaye their claims at the Chambers ths Vs,
CO or, sir James Bacon, nt No II yew nsr-, lincoln
Irn "a the county Of NdieseS, In default thereof they
M bc pcrenpory e1ciuded from the osueht OF the said
Decree. - -
Wednesday. the esh Say OF June ISL Al q OF the clock
aud adj gudicatng uoon the osims.
JOSHUA BIRD ALLEN Chief Clerk.
cnEsrRv tRQG yn NRr staple Inn, Agents for Niiam
NArolrfoH. Manchester, 3ai iufs' 20 ici,or.
Islsd thS I'D Jay OF FEBRUARY. ISL
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TN THE DISTRICT COUNT OF THE UNITED STATES
L for Tho NJ !dde District OF A abam1, in Equity. -
The Louisiana sstiona Bank of New Orleans Charles
aner at a. va The Selma Meridian Railroad Company
In hill, SC, Il. H. Grandin. Solicitor OF compartments
Pursuant the said court In the above en-
tnie cause the 22d February inst the I'M
der rned Special Master Conims named and ap
poei therein hereby give notice that ley Will expos" 10
snir at public auction, In city OF selma, Ala Tues
extending from It's trrminn. IN senn Ia the slate o, Ais
bams tie terminus near the state line OF Mississippi,
AID Heretofore known rs 'Tne Aaoaioa Mississippi
taroal," and Afterwards and now ~ "Tre selma
and franchises the same now are IN TIE
OF the Receiver ths caue shall be- 1t the
depot ouns aud other anis. Ell tracss pria vsiuct-
Gu ves and other structures AL dcnois, SALON
buiinfs. and all machine snops ard other shopt and a
locouo ives and 9th eilrcng stock equip.
menr and all machinery, tools, impements, iuei
ing replacing the said railroad, any par. thereof, or
Of us equif ents appurlenancrs AMI itcdins o
all ranceiaes connected with or relating 10 tue sd rsroa
or the maintenance thereof AMI all other
property franchises, ghs aud thing. which have been
qufod tho sale railroad company Tor use IN come ton
wilh tho sil railroad and now san be at the time
o said sale la the possession OF the recsycr apponte oy
nJ an, iii caer sropeTr RI ,bts franchses and things
which been acquired Nv purchase or otherwise the
said receiver or by his predecessor IN once during ne psn
.sN roit1.1, ami now, shall ie at the time
~ Inc snid salr. IN pos esson OF said receiver
~ ~ which ne may then entsI the said property IN
u said decree subject lease or certain par
g., OF bellngng TO the said comuaay ana po
oi Inc said piesnses sitnse 70 'nr c. - ses W. Nv
o, Il. sod for css price than l00oD, and the under
ssned viii good adjourn hc SAID SAFE aztec OPEN
In cash on tie DC ory the deed Of conveyance OF
the sale premises By The undersigned.
ps,ss =. '1s f OF N00'RN%sI "RasIs Is
LAWRENCE W0RkhLL,
ISAAC SHERMAN,
n HRftc lOmnisfiOncrk-
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THE TURF.

TTNIoE COURSE l.. I-RUNNISG-0N MONDAY.
~ April :, 2P. NJ runninr mstei tor $500, quarter
mile heats j. j. Bevins b. Euuny Doom Mr. Hopson's
8. 4. YANKEE Dan. Good day. Ad aissi9n bt.c
WM. SHAW, Proprietor.
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HERALD BRANCH OFFICES,

/ A DvERTIsEMFNTs FOR THE NEW YORK HERALD
"A Received % ~ At BRANCH CFFICE AT l,els BROAD
AND IN BROOKLYN, AT NO. COURT STREET CITY
hall SO ARE, IN ERIE RAILWAY OFFICE. ADVER-
TISEAkNTs ARE RECElvEp FROM a. VI. TILL s p. N.
EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR AT OFFICE RATES. NO
EXTRA CHARGE OF ANY KIND.
BROOKLYN CARRIERS AND DEALERS CAN RECEIVE
THE1R PAPERS AT THE HERALD BRANCH DELIy-
ERy, NO. FRONT STREET, BkOOKLyN.
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Laudaue,s IN three sycs with broughsm and circular
fronts suporbly hnisned In quiet colors.
BREWSTER X co, Fifth avenue
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Cal,ow's London WHIPS Tor which sole agents
lap lo3es OF best goats hair csmhict
BREWSTER 4 CO., Fifth avenue
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FINANCIAL.
A TLANTIC SAVINGS BANK
n Chatham square and New Bowery.


DeposIts icluilg interest. ............ go 39 ~
DEPOSITS made April will Oe entitled 10 IN
tefcst from that date.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-01

A GENUINE SILVER NINE IN NEVADA FOR SALE
"A Aso an nieres, IN likewise Copper Hine. Capt.
talists desiring s0usth snid 20 IN
corporate hold would do well 20 inves.isa.e Pineipa
Gfuce.
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ifIsCELLANEDUs.

CANDI II REDUCED-Ar THE NEW CoSfRCrfoN-
~ cty ". tbatlan city and country dealers invited
70 ca before purchasing swhefe; all orders puncpay
ateuceitO.
llhN ED-rO MAKE sOME ARRANGEMENTS WITH
w q neshtoring gardener whereby cnr.h may be fur
nshcd Tor anat soi remove rom the earth closets
v se IN CITY, graBd chance ohtai ina very
3nsne ierthtzer at vrry rate. AGGress EAk1 II
CLNSbr IONtANY, 6D6 Lroaowey,
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aoRsEs, CARRIAGES, &C.

FULL ASSORTMENT OF TRE "BREWSTEF
~ Wagon" with and withou, tops of all wei hts, fo
pleasure driving and speeding the standard for quality
style, at our Filth avenue warerooms-
BKEWSfER CO., of Broomc street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-01

Cabrioes, yctoras, Lnndaus, Landaues and Phsetous
with other eSclus vely
own manu- acture at our fiith avenue wareioums.
BREWSTER \ CO.. OF blu0inc street
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MILL,NaRY AND DREssMAK4i,u.

DAMS MILLINERY.
il Madame FEklEkO, No. Lafayette place, has now \
choice tho disin "a styles
Spring ami Summer Bon1ets and Rou1 Hats with AL
the shades In bbons aud Crtpe, choicest Foyers &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-01

number OF elegant Proughams single and pair horses
frop and London designs, VITA imported SOL
Ii se" axes. exqulsitly finished English and French
feathers ami painted in quiet coloIs, th sveLus
warerooms. BREWSTER a CO., of Broome
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THE HAMBURG.AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY's
J. mail steamship
Captain N. Trautnan viii sail Tuesday. Aprl n at
l. NJ, for Hamburg,
taking passengers from New York 10 Hanbug e.
Cabin 3f2U second Cabin 2 Stecragc, Ss5 gold;
PAYABLE in United States gold.
The HELfMkNNIA Will sat April II, 1871.
kUNHARD co, G. Il. RICHARDS BOAS,
General kren,s General Passeu Agents,
Broal street, Y. NO. d Barclay street, n. Y.
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TisAVEaLt.t.~, GUIDE.


INOR RONDOUr AND KINGSTON LANDING AT
II Cozaena', New burg Milton Pol, hseepsic md tsopua
The aeamooat THOMAS coaNtLL w,i commence her
tios Saturday Apr AMI regularly Tuesday,
Thursday aud Saturday thereafter leaving Harrison street,
pier "a North river ut 4 l.. NJ.
ID EGrLAR EVENING LINE FOR ALBANY AND
~ Troy AT O'clock; are no. bcrtis sos state r,oms
~. Steamers diary 5ttrlays e1cspiet from ~
North river spring street These spcni steamers connect
nj Albany and Troy with all railroads tho West and
North Through tickets issued aud baggage checked {, dos
pltiD
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

-BAfRN'S TRICOrHERoUS SURE IT, RENEW
~ ]. aud oenutiiy the hair, aud EhtRf'S SAFE EAiR
DYE guaraaeeo to contain any injurious Ingredient
Thy them Cliee 3.f reall sti.ei, New York.
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RELIGIOUS NOr.CE !.

POLIO HALL BROADWAY AND rWENTY-EIGIf7H
~ sree-Di. r. Fairfield VII speak before the Socis-
ty OF spr,uaists. Sunday at 0a and ~ O'Clock No ro.
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N STEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN
From pier ~ North river.
LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN
Thomas. Saturday, April l, nj L. W.
ERIN, Lawson Saturday, April :. ~ 9 r. "
Passa Liverpool Queenstown Cann. S75 aud S65
seerags, s2s currency.
Prepaio tickets from Liverpool, Queenstown Lon
don Jerry and GLASGOW, S3s, cnrren,y
For further particulars appy corapanys occ, No.
= F.w J. HURST, Manager.
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Legal. NOTICES.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE UNITED STATES
L for Tho fiddle District OF A sbam,, In Equity. .
The Louisiana sstiona Bank of New Orleans Charles
Ianer ct a. Va Selma Meridian Railroad Company
al
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COAsTyvIsE STEAMSHIPS.

COASTWI-E STEA gTSII2s.
GAN DOMINGO LINE.
~ ror Puer Plata ssmnnn and san Domingo City.
The United STATES matt tmshp
iiHEF,
Captain " A. Deanov,
VIII leave rier No North liver the above ports Sai
urisy Apr a. o'ci0cS r. ". For freight
ply to srUkFORD BROTHERS v CO.
No. ~ Broadway.
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SrotsTINss-fs fs4sslsS psrsDss, NG.
ISoR SALE CHrAP--0N ACCOUNT OF REMOVAL,
II splendid Rloo lhouul, mixed with a wolf, aged two
yea-s tuce feel high and seven longs qualification sais
factory brought from Fort Laramie Inquire at l52
Chatham street, basement
r,O sPoRTsMEN-A MOOR 4 HARRIS GUE FOR $40,
at l63 Thirty fourth, street. Ask for Us BINSSE.
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L DAY 4 SONS CARRIAGE FACTORY, l4s AND
~ 1i8 Edli1ge slfe-l-Eightv Buggtes
aways. fhaeons and second hsn; cheaper any
place in this city.
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AIo MORE SUFFERING FROa CORNs, BUNf0ss,
~ gr1wn-in Toe Na sore Hccls Or pincbei Feet Lei
the noto be, Sound Prst Sound podssr Read TIE
HCMAS ftEr THEIR DREss AND CARR, showing
their natural cfect share and construction their present
dciomei Condition aud how nat feet distorted toes aud
o defects 10 be preSeotcd corrected, wh
tons for dressing them elegantly and comfortably Hue
tlaet. Price prepaid hrst post, VI IS. Address 8 X.
WELLS. SaJ Broaawsy, n. Y.
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DROOKLYN CARRIAGES ALI. STYLES: LARGER
- nseortment and lower prices than New York special
sale 10 pony Phactons and 81 Carriages Manu-
factory 10 Nevins street, corler fulton avenue
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fNORBETT 4 Co. l22, 1s4 AND l26 WEST TWENTY.
~ NTH street offer assortment OF Carriages including
Curtain Coach Germantown kockaway, two Dog Carts
Lour Wagols.
Wilmington journal., 1871-01-20
unnnawernbte Arguments.

Established facts are silent arguments VIII ich
neither pen nor tongue can shake, and it is up
on established facts that the reputation of Hos
tetter's Stomach Bitters, as a health-preserving
elixir, and wholesome and powerful remedy, is
based. When Witnesses come forward in crowds,
year after year, and reiterate the same state
ments in relation to the beneficial effects OF q
medicine upon Menls eIoes. disbelief in its efficacy
is literally impossible. The credentials of this
unedualled tonic aud alternative, extending over
period o. nearly twenty years, include indivi-
dgals of cvory class, and residents OF every
cline, and refer to the most prevalent among the
complaints which af1lict and harass the human
family. Either multitude Of people, strangers
to each other, have annually been seized with an
insane motiveless desire to deciv6 the public. or
century, have been aaording such relief to suf-
ferers from indigestion, fever and ague, bilious.
ness, general debility, and nervous disorders, Al
! 10 other preparation has ever impaired. To-day,
loIue the eyes Of the reader are upon these lines,
| tens of thousands Of persons OF both sexes are
! relying upon the Bitters as q sure defence
agAinst the ailments which the present season
eugenders, ard their confidence is not misplaced.
The local potions which interested dealers some
times endeavor to foist upon the sick in its
stead are every where meeting the fate that is
due to fraud and imposture. while the demand
for the great vegetable specific is constantly in
crossing.
Wilmington journal., 1871-01-20
FURTHER NOTICE.

HfaE UNDER9IGNED WILL SELL AT public
I auction. on Thursday, the 10Th OF January,
1871, at the late residence OF Obediah L. Alex
ander, deceased. in the County of Now Hanover,
all of the personal property belonging to the
estate Of said deceased, except such part thereof
as is specifically bcqueathed. and consisting OK
household and kitchen furniture, horses, mules
hogs, cattle. and lot OF corn, fodder, peas, CD,
ton. &C. and al the same time will rent out,u
til January 1st. 1872, the plantation on whicht
deceased resided. The personal property VIII
lie sold on credit of six months. Note and ap-
proved securty will be required from purcha-
sers CHARLES w. MCCLAMMY,
Executor.
ian 13 S64t-49-6W
Wilmington journal., 1871-01-20

AN INCIDENT ON THE liver. --Ona tue
last up trip of the steamer Il. +. Lee, be
tween this place and Fayetteville, made
last Friday night, one of the passengers
was a gentleman named Robert Draughon'
of Cumberland county, who had brother
killed in Sampson county. about months
ago, by negro named Madison Young
blood. When but short distance above
the city another passenger was taken
aboard, who, as soon as he touched the
deck, was recognized by Mr.. Drauhgon, as
being the murderer OF his brother. He
Immediately made known this fact' when
I 1Yonneblood was arrested and properly
secured, being placed under guard until
1.-The boat should arrive at Fayetteville
where he would bs delivered over to the
Inroner authorities. When only about one
mile below Councils Bluff, IN Blader
county, the prisoner manged to elude nj
guards and jumped overheard, Tor tn
) purpose of swimming ashore, As ne ned die
. so. Mr. Draughon sprang in, after nm INN
: but Youngblood succeeded in reaching I'll
! shore first and in thus escaping LIZ seem
Wilmington journal., 1871-01-20

Rar For Coughs, Bronchitis and Consumption :,
in its early stages, nothing equals DR.. Pierce's
Alt. Ext. or Golden Medical discovery. 1t is also
a great blood purifier and strength restorer or
tonic, and for " Liver Complaint and Oostive
Conditions of the Bowels it has no equal. All
JcrofuIous and skin diseases. Pimples, Blot
ches, Salt Rheum, ErYsipelas and Eruptions,
yield to it's wonderful curative properties. Sold
by druggists.
Wilmington journal., 1871-01-20

that he then crossed tho country and came
out on the county road. on the way to
Fayetteville, where he fell in with another
colored man. by the name OF Toney De-
vare. These two journeyed on together,
when Youngblood became communicative
and told Devane of his late adventures, ac-
-knowledging, in the course of the converst-
ton, that he wns guilty Of the murder with
which he had been charged. Devane soon
made up his mind to attempt the capture
of the other, but awaited until he saw as
sistance at hand before be put it into
execution. Happening to look be hind
him he saw q gentleman named McSween
riding along in the same direction in
which they were going, when, thinking
that the proper moment had arrived, he
quickly dropped behind 1onngblood and,
throwing his arms around him, succeeded
in securing him thus until Mr.. McSween
could arrive on the spot to assist him
This was done and the prisoner was prop
elIy secured and at once taken TO Fay cite
vile and lodged in the jail there.
4 These are the facts as they have been
narrated to us, and they reflect great credit
On the coIored man, Tony DeVane, who
should be properly rewarded for tae
praise worthy manner III which he acted.
Wilmington journal., 1871-01-20
Kew IoFR Market.

NEW lOAhy j
stocls steady, Government securities steady
hrt 3nIl state bonds steady. Gold steady at1lt Z.
Money steady at 6 TO per cent: sterling Ex.
change--long 1G9!; shot 1909. FiV0-tWentles OF
Flour quiet and frm. Wheat quiet and Il rm.
Corn dull aud unchanged. Mess PORK steady 1T
S22 Lard quiet -steam, 125 to l44 cents Cot.
cents sales Of =, ,060 baies. SPIRITS Tnrpentine .
duh at zS3 c=nts. Rosn quiet at ~ 20 for strain
ed. Ffeights quiet.
Wilmington journal., 1871-01-20
EXECITOR,S NOTICE..

7yHF UHDERaTGNED. HAVING ON THE
9th day OF January, 1871, duly qualified be
fore the Judge of Probate OF New Hanover coun'
ty as the executor OF the last will of Obedlah +.
Alexander, deceased, hereby gives notice to al
persons indebted to said deceased, to mako i'm
mediate payment thereof; and to all persons
hibit the saI1lo to ths undersigned on or beFore
the 9Th day of Jenuary, 1872.
CIiANIt3 w. MCOLAMMI,
ExecutOr.
iaD7 96.4t-49 CIV
Wilmington journal., 1871-01-20
Y. packages

: n. Y. pdCAAXbE' ,c, -
RosIy-since closing our review on Thursday
last we have no important change to report Ia
this article. The market for all grades mas
.rnJed nuiet bat steady and only small trans Ac~
lions have sbeeu effecsed;-we learn, however,
4hat several pareels have changed trer'ds on
| uriyate terms.a believed at about the snEe OF
| anotations given below. Buyers dc not seem
/ disnosed to operate to any extent at press Mt
! dr4res, and are asking decline. but factors re-
Wilmington journal., 1871-01-20
GRAPE VINES.

r1TLI3 %. CON rINJTE 70 SELL SOUP
pernong, Flowers. Thomas aud bugaf grape
plants, ardwill ill orders by Express o. Q. D.
FILLS & 90, Whitovilla, N. q.
S7-IWd&2tW*
Wilmington journal., 1871-01-20

SPIRITs TURPENTINE.-DurlpG tho "oeN GhueH
tn-dav the market for this article has ruled quite
firm and prices are unchanged a steady de-
mand has exizted, and parcels have 6eneraIy
heen taken when offered market at Al ceDts
for southern packages. Owing, however, to the
meaere quantity coming in. transactions have
| been limit the bulk of the stock here being
| held for foreign shipment, and very httIe re-
|
Wilmington journal., 1871-01-20

z:1 OF THE
NJ 4 L L L I s
FOR TIE
WEEK EHDISa THURSDAY.
January 10, 1879.

TuKpENTIHE.--In this article wo have nothing
new to report for the week endod to-day.
steady demand for distiilDg purposes has existed
and receipts have found ready tale at S3 tor
soft aud 81 so for hard. u bbl. of 280 1bs Ar
rivals have been moderate, and the sales reach
Q Ssn IbIs "a follows
Wilmington journal., 1871-01-20
MEDICAL.
THE BRIDAL CHAMBER.

ESssAEs far Young Men. great SOCIAL
EVILS and ABUSES, which interfere with MAR
kIaGE-with sare means OF relief for the Err
ring and Unfortuuats, diseased sid debiitated.
Sent free of charge. in sealed envelopes. Ad-
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
No. 2 Z. Ninth st, Philadelphis. Pa.
jan II 81 4-dSW3m
Wilmington journal., 1871-01-20

ShIp-oE-NVAr snEina w ON Ocean Island
How and When the Vessel struek-The
Crew ParaIyzed with Fear-Names OF
the Wrecked Omcers-The story Told
by the Sole Survivor, Sc, DC. -.
Wilmington journal., 1871-01-20

HE following is the official vote Of On1-
low coanty, taken at an election held in
said county on Thursday, January L.
1871, for appropriatipg $4,000 10 the
Planters Railroad and so, 900 to The Vii
mipeton and Onelow Railroad or mo ap-
propriatioD:
Wilmington journal., 1871-01-20
Nh.H Sg'EE,f.o. REDUUED PRICES.
MASON q IIAAlLlN
& 3 BTNETs ORGANS
(gss 1es.iao,.laz Circular, Semi Free. }

(Ses Iestjnt01t1dJ Circular, Sent Free J
NEW STYLES AND REDUCED PRICES tliia
month an IllustTgt gted Catalogue. with elegant
Illustrations from photographs and fall htorma
tjon sent free Address MASON Il HAMLIN
ORGAN co, 696 Broadway. New York, or 154
fremont street, Boston.
For aAie III WILMINGTON by ?. HEINSBERGER
my 96 81 l-deod&HGmch