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The New York herald., 1871-11-29

s.Pike,. Taothache Drops Cure in One Hlir-
utc-H;LI.s HAIR DYE. black or brown, ony ~ eentt
The New York herald., 1871-11-29

Royal Havana Lottery The ~ shost Rafos
TAYLOR 1 Co, bankers u WMrrsss SeS yoss-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-06-02
Tha EInusehOIG 'EOntc.

The ef1icacv Of Hostetter's Celebrated stomach
Bitters az q specifc for recruiting tto enfoo5lcd
b3dy and chez Jog the d ,sponding mind has
passed into a rrovefb. In the United S1&tes,
where this m .rveloug.tonio has borne down all
o; position and eoipsed al rivalry, the demand
for it has s.uuu Ally iacr a sel in heavier ard
heavier ratio for years, until at lset, the regu-
lar sa ed of this preparation exceed those or al
other etorn 4ch les combined. Eminent members
of the medical profession and hospital surgeons
without number, b ave- c4hdidy I'd nlit6d that
the thar % acopRia OF the fi1uity Contains no
prescription that produces such beneficial ELECTS
in dyspepsi4 &c icr Il debility aad nervous dis
e.ses az Hps6etter's B.tters. To uee the Ian
gauge Of Il vene, abe physician OF New YORK.
stThe Bit,ers are he poGest stImdiant and tie
asse.t tonic &c have. But tie uses OF the great
vegetable antidote are much more eomprehen'
siye han such praise woc!3 imply. as pre-
paratory art.d tie 20 e;idemts disease, genial
stimnlant, a promoter Of constitui- al Wig r
an appetizer, a ssom zchic, and s. remedy rof
nervous debility, no medicnsl preparation haa
ever attained the repUtAi1n 0! EostetteI's BIZ
ters. IL is the hou -ehold tonic OF the American
people, AID Ia all human probability Viii lie &c
for centuries to como. The me gna:es Of science
recosnz it's L. srits; and that il Is emph2ticsiiJ
the medicine Of the m as=es. ID froved by 1T
vast ard ever increasing saies.
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:. odonted as reported by the Commit

tee Gbo Committee on EvaDgelistic Labor
lno o,fnIIv report that of tifty-fve Pres
resp;ao reports have been received from
OS tweptv five, viz: Charleston, Harmo-
OILY Iange, Mecklenburg, Macon, Savan'
ny Atlanta, West Hanover, Lexington,
Pp @a, Winchester. Montgomery
nop;nodon. Nashville, Knoxville, East Ala
; au South Alabama. Tuscaloosa, Cen
traI Ohio, Central Mississippi, Central
T TN Eastern Texas, Brazos, Arkansas,
4ndiana. being less than one-half our num-
ber Of these eight only nave EVange-
Us viz: Orange 2, West Hanover l,
Atlanta l, Nashville l. 1, South
A Bahama l, Central Mississippi l, Central
Taxas 2, (part Of their time,) Charlie ston,
Notwithstanding its desolated territory 3.
a1d will soon have q fourth, the support
If them all all being raised mainly within
the Presbytery; thus setting an example
worthy of imitation by the whole church.
The remaining eighteen that have no
Evangelists, but missionary work Is done
in part by Sc tiled ministers. in all THESE
Presbyteries. East Alabama hopes soon
70 have one Evangelist and Meckienourg
two.
Rev. DIR. Wells moved that the Commit
tee of Publication be instructed to print
the paUer concerning Valid Baptism In
such form as they see proper. Adopted.
Rev. DIR. Kirkpatrick submitted the fol
lowing report, nominating trustee OF the
General Assembly.
The Committee appointed to nominate
persons to fill the vacancies In the Board
Of Trustees of the General Assembly aris-
ing from the expiration of the term OF o.
fce of certain members Of the present
Board report
|, That the places of five members OF
the Board OF Trustees have been rendered
vacant by the expiration If the term of
office, bat that the last General Assembly
directed that the whole number of TrGe-
tees shall be reduced t. nire, and that In
order to effect this only three members
shall be elected to fill tha vacancies annu-
ally occurring.
,. That the following persons be APP
pointed Trustees of the General Assembly
for the term of three years tIom the pre-
sent date, viz The Rev. John Douglass,
John L. Brown, Esq, and Col. John +.
Brown.
After reading OF the minutes of the
General Assembly, it was, on motion, re-
solved that this Assembly be dissolved.
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the Vote ON the Treaty.

Not outstanding the fact that the Senate
refused to remove the Injunction OF secre-
CIV from it's deliberations and vote on the
treaty, it has leaked out that the senators
who voted against ratification were as 1ol-
lows
northumberland Carpenter, SPrague
and West, of Louisinia Democrats-Mes-
srs. Casserly, Davis, of Kentucky DAVIS
of West Virginia, Kelly, of Oregon, Sanis-
bury, of Della ware, Stevenson. OF Ken
.nc5y, Stockton. OF New Jersey, dn0rmAn'
TIE Democratic Senators who voted for
ratification were Senators Bayard. of De!a'
ware, and Hamilton, of Maryland. Sena'
tor Blair was paired with Senators Ferry
of Connecticut, and Morrill,. OF Vermont.
The other Senators absent or not voting
were Senators Browonlow, of Tennessee
Johnston, of Virginia, Cooper, of Tonnes
see, and Howe, of Wisconsin.
| Washington ReDubIicQ7l.
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26 PINE STREET, NEW .YoRK, Nov. FL, 1867
UDoLPHo WOLFE. ESQ Present: DEAR SIR:
have made % 'pemicAl examination of sample
of your "Schie1sm Schnapps," with the intent
OF determining II any foreign or injurious sub
star ce lad been added to tho simple distilled
spir1ls.
The examination has resulted 10 the concluss
ion that the sample contained no poisonous Oh
harmful admixture. have been unsble to dis.
cover S.ry trace Of the deleterious substances
who. axe sometimes employed IN the Adultera.
ton K uqao1s. I would not hesitate to use my
scn ror TO recommend to others, for m medicinal
purposgs the .'Echiedam Schnapps" % an e.
,eIiant and unobjectionable variety OF Giu. lVerI
"sepectfu!iy yours,
fSi9nedl CHAs. a. SEELY, UneCist
CHEMICAL, AND TECHNICAL LABORATORY, il HI.
GLANCE PLACE, NEW YORK, Nov. as 16H-UDo L
enc WOLFE, Eco: DEAR SIR: The undersigned
aaye carefully and thoroughly analyzed sample
Il your Aromatic Schedam Schnappg," select
ID by ourselves, and nave found the came free
rom all organic or inorganic Substances, more
u less injurious to health. From the result OF
)ur examination we consider the article one Of
.1oo11or quality healthfu a. . beverage, and
,1tuaI in its medicinal qualities. .-.,,
Respectfully yours,
gned) ALEX. TRLPPEL. Chemist.
FRANCIS z. ENGELaARD, ID D.
isale by sll respectable GrocerS and Drug
UDOLPHO WOLFE'S EST,
"a BEAVER At. N.Y.
maria 1423md&wch
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RotIN-Eince the co3s IF our last review thu
market for all grades has kho~n lea4 hrm1ess
and tie sales effected have been at decline OF
10 cents on the lower and SO cents on the tx er
qualities, In the former but few TRANSACTIONS
have taken place, owing In Z great measure 10
want of stock Fur The 6ner grades there Is m ,re
enouiry nj the close of review, aud zig Tres
given beow ale obtained for parces when ottsr.
ed. We quote sales as follows FEidsy' l,9ea
bbIs at 81 10 for strained 50 Is for NO. q, 81 50
for extra No. 2, IS so for Pale, and s6 for extra
Pale Saturday, 1927 bbIs. at 50 15Ds2 70 for NO.
81 50 for EXTRA No Sog99 b 70 Os 81 Is for
No. q 80 37l for extr. No. 2, s. Oi5 % for Pale,
and Sc for extra Pale Tuesday, 45O bbls. as s3
Is for No T. 90 f'5 So for exr.
day "a tb at 50 for strain 81 05 for strained;
delivered, S. s. 25, 50 50@s5 70 for Pale, and
Sc 123 fer extra Pale--a4 % 2oO 1bs
TAN Is in some enquiry and the MARIE ate
shows an advance Of 10 cents ON former du9taa
,on kssSp.s for he 10 bb er0 00S
BARatLs.-Enpty ephit barrels. are IN good
| stock, and no demand worthy OF mention; we
from the sa Ha'o o As q. 6e0
50 80 for selected and 50 5t0s2 60 for ne" :,
| New York, 20 609$2 10 for second hand, ana
"a 1898 Zach for new, according TO quantity ana
BEEF CArrLz-Are in very small sqpp'y, and
none of conse quenco coming to Market. fos
butcheriug purposes there Is fair dem aud, sno
parcels a the hoof would fud ready sale at Cos
cents for grass and 9G1l cents y ID. tof stan
F4tted SHEEP are also being rreught in slowly
an. 1use are ia INQUIRY. Sell at 50 5jass so each
| OonN MEAL.-sapply fully fair. and demsnd
mainly for retail lots We q1ote from store 81
81 O50$t 10 % bnshel.
CoTTox-s Since the close Ct our lsst review ss.
for tSis article under the favorable reports from
abroad. I'd prices have improved Owing, how
Offering very few transactions have taken place
The sales reported are as t9l9Ts b.tes q ls
1s3 o. nt151 81 st 15f. and IS at Is cents % d
the market closing at basis OF l6 cents f''
IRON HANDS AND TIES for Cotton, of the mos
! Approved patterns. ara in moderate etock, arc
sell from store at 5i07 cents D ID, as IN qos'1tS
ty and quality.
Eeas-Are in good stock, and demand hSht
We quote at 16 to IL cents o dozen by the 4aSn
fifty. III 5a.c-;o
tons gooe and We note fair a9ossoa
pcrn7;an C3nano, (Chincha Ialand,l $160S77 tl
39 S S.sS,ns ansao "a
a. Phanix, DO $50 Ruth's Challenge Sol. Phos
phate s6003e5 Pacific do. se0@sS; Wand
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The Prize fighters Edwards and Collins,

The Prize fighters Edwards and Collins,
who fought eighty-fve rounds near New
York Thursday without decision of the
light weight championship, have been
committed to the Toombs in default of
S., 900 bail to answer at tt g Court of Gen
e, al Sessions
TIE Non-Episcorai Methodist Confer
ence at Pittsburg. Pa. have refused by a
very decided vote to anthoIizs the orIiua-
ton of women to the ministry, and have
agreed t. remove their book copcern fir IN
Springfield, Chic 20 Pitlsburg
3 Jth bra Gu, OF the Massachusetts, LIE
gisIature are at IA deal ok yer their APP
prOj riatIrn I'LL.
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DIEIS,

At bis residence, sampson county. on the 9th
instant, Capt. ROBERT J. MURPHY. in the
seth year of his age. He belonged to Company
s, 18Th Regiment N. Q. 3. T.
It falls to the lot of but few men to hold the
esteem which he possessed among his acquain
lance, was evide9ced-by the large coneourse
of sorroV;pg friends at his funeral yesterday.
Rev. 3. r. Marable preached from Matthew 24th,
3etn. But Of that day and hour kp p Mta no
&c fraternity, and by request. inferred 40
cordiug to the rules of the ordor-an imposing
ceremony. As a friend, citizen, neighbor, son,
brother and husband, he was faithful, kind and
true OF much rmnegs and decision strict in
WORK Of God" His loss will be seriously felt
by his friends and neighbors-abovs all by his
he had been married between two and three
years. On her the loss falls most heavily ehe
has the sympathy Of many friends, and reolces
in the hope that her husband experienced q
change and had an abiding faith in Jesus Christ
for salvation. She feengly and touchlpgiy seid
"He has gone and left me- Grant her, o. God.
the comfort add consolation OF thy Holy Spirit
in her aff1iction. Ell.
Nav 18th. 1871.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-06-02
Imminent Famine.

There are some fears of peanut famine.
North Carolina sends bat 1000 bags this
year against 20, OOO for the same time last
season, aud the supply from Virginia is
short ono half. The new crop only com
ing in by October, we have thus four
months eve r which the stock IN hand must
spread, and from the meegre proportions
Of that stock it can readily be seen to what
extremities tue public may be reduced
ANYTHING like "cOrner" would produce
an absolute famine, and even without IN
fair practices nothing but the most rigid
economy can avert a distressing pinch
Some have thought that in view OF the
aptroaching CLOSE Of the theatrical seas
there would be such falling OIL In de-
mand as would leave the present supply,
reduced as that is, quite sufficient Tor the
public refre shment aud solace. Such, how
ever. fail to bear in mind that the theatres
now about to close are chiefly those IN
which the consumption of this iaVorite
| fruit is upon the whole surreptltfously
conducted, and that as this market Is limit
| Cd at the best its closure will exert no very
great effect Oh the general tone; Whlle, OF
| the other ha1d, not only does the melo-
drama flourish with unaoated "go'
throughout the warm months, out tnefe l.
the very important element OF sunmel
| travel to be taken into account. All things
| considered. the time from now till TIT
new crop comes in in O,tober Is pernaP
! lust that very season Of the year in which
peanuts are NEST in demand, and tnas IN
Scarcity should develop itself Just at TIN!
iuncture is therefore particularly painful
The latest advices indicating the African
make quite easy, hopes were ct one tim
entertained OF receiving o supply 1ron
there; bnt between the length OF Tune III
round voyage would consume and singu
lar reluctance of sailors to visit the riches
peanut coast, by reason of the extrem,
prefererce of the natives for white meal
that expectation is now not referred to OF
Change. Nothing seems left but the in
cnlcation of economy, and as an extremel
narrowing style of drama is promised TO
the summer even this prudential consider
at;on NAV be swept away. The death {
one william has been known to consume q
: entire bag, the estimate being guar quart
every gasp; and the hah bah aaro,t soao of = =
- "'S' "'f>O'' - n. z, World.
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CABLE DISPATCHES.

CABLE DISPATCHES.
VERSA ALLIES, May 81.
The Bishop of Orlesnss Dupauloup, will be
the successor of Darboy, Archbishop OF Par 81
who was assassinated by the Insurgents.
Especial to the New York World.l
LONDON, May 81.
To-day's Paris advices say that executions
stil; continue, and that persons are denounced
"a soon as they are discovered in their hiding
places, and are srres'el and shot. Nomerous
srrests OF men and Vomen continue, and removed
attempts at assassination aad arson hae been
made Many Of these executed yesterday ard
to-day seemed perfectly crazy. The horrible
eff 1yis from til dad bodies fills certain quar-
| tiers of the city.
| There are abundant sigma of a speedy coup u
etat in the Assembly, to depose President THEIRS,
| and summon Count Chsmbord to the throne.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-06-02

Bismarck suffered defeat recently in
the German Reiohstag. on the much
bruited subject Of allowing fees to It's
members. Bismarck opposed the message
in an arrogant and self-satisfied speech.
and was much estonished and Disguised
when the house voted for the bill by l05
yeas to 1876 nays I he plea for the allow
ance of these fees is, that the email allow
ance to legislators would barely suffice to
cover their actual expenses.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-06-02

"sSbpappa' is q remedy In chronic catarrhal
complments, etc.:
l tax great pleasure in bearing highly credit
able testimony to its efficacy remedial agent
Having a natural tendency to the mucous sur
faces, with q elioh degree Of stimulation, re-
gard it as one of the most Important remedies
in chronic catarrhal affections particularly those
OF the &c uito-urinary apparatus. With much
respec ar obedient servant,
HAS. A. LEAS, n. D., New York.
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8aECHELOR,E RAsR DYE.

This superb Fair Dya is the best IN the World
Perfec:l5 Harmless, i.clable anf lnstantaneous
No DISAPPOINTMENT. No Ridiculous TiHts. or
Unpleasant Odor. The genuine " 4. Batcnel.
or's Hair Dy produces INI tNlATELY splen-
did Blaok or Natural brown. Does not stain the
skin but leaves the Hsir Clean, soft and Beauti.
full The ony safe and Perfect Dye. Sold by
all Drug2iste Fe"sorv 1G Bond street. New
York.
:, ;, 99-5 -eod<R1vch
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-06-02

Christian Shaefier was sho. and killed in
Philadelphia by Conrad his tenant, keeper
of beer saloon. because the former had ad-
vertlsed the goods in the saloon for sale.
to dispossess HIM on account OF non-pay-
ment Of rent.
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CABLE DIsP &TCHE<.
VIENNA, Nav 81.

VIENNA. May 81.
The Pops's eDcyccal letter declares that the
Italian guarantee are a tissue CT lies and ypoc-
ricy.
FOREIGN SUMMARY.
Victor Hugo has been expelled from Belgium
and is going to London.
Clussert was shot on Saturday.
LeFranc succeeds Picard; General Ossey sue
cseds Lefto as Minister of War. Jules Fsvre
remains in the Ministry at the special request of
M. Theirs.
France.
The Monde announces tnzt Joinvilie and
Aumale have proclaim I'D then selves adherents to
the manifesto If Chs m.ord. The fusion Of the
Legitimists ard Or!eanists is low complete.
Rochefort will certainly be condemned
Lefto is to G. as Ambassador to st. Petersburg.
PARIS, May 29- Monday evening.
Already thore is strong feeling that the Paris
government is too weak to last.
Awful massacres continue In one ditch the
wouu d I'd we're buried alive. They groaned aid
sbrieked dreadfully all night.
Bidal was shot and was Faidherbe. Forty
thousand francs we're found in the lsttet's cellar,
spoils of the Republic.
Mathew Mercher, one OF the Commune, was
arrested, and one hundred and fftv thousan and
francs were found upon him.
Akslowski found wounded in an amou-
lance ard taken out and shot.
MIlliere was arrested at Luxembourg, He re-
sisted violently and fred six shots from re-
volver Hs was taken to the steps and ehot By
the Versailists 1T thu barrie AIDES IN Place des
Fetes.
number Of Insurgents lost their way and go
mixed up with the Versail,ists, by whom they
were taken prisoners, and fifty were shot.
Troops still hold the Mayoralties and public
buildings
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-06-02

beg leave to cali the attention Of the reader
to testimonials in favor OF the Schnapps:
feel bound to say that regard your 6CHnAPrS
and deserving Of medical patronage, At all
events it is the purest possible article OF Hol-
land gin, heretofore unobtAinable, and 10 such
may be safely prescribed by physicians. Y
DAVID l.. MOTT, M. D.,
Pharmaceutical Chemist, New York.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-06-02

SPIRITS TURPENTINE- IN tho earIlor pArs OF
the week Just ended there was moderate en-
auirg for this article, aud figures given on Thurs
day last were obtained for parcels when offered.
For few days past however, there has been
verse news from abroad. and the prica is
lower closing at Al cents for Southern The
sock in factors hands is quito all. and is not
otfered to any extent at aboye prics. being held
higher The So les ere as follows:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-06-02

VOTES Sc7sieoam iSchnapps;
Is initiated and counterfeited, and purchaser q
will have to use caution In purchasing.
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Re VIE W
OF THE
NJ A r K EFT S
FOB TILE
WEEK ENDING THURSDAY.
Juno l. 1871
& E Y L E W

TuRPENT1NE-During the week just ended the
market for this article has ruled steady, and
form ,r prioes have been fully sustained There
has existed fair enquiry from distil1ers. and the
quantity coming to market is inadequate for
their USE Tbs receipts and sales are $40 bbls,
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THE BRIDAL CHAMBER.

rxsays for Young E:e". on grc"t SOCIAL
EVILS ard ABUSES, which i7terHeTe with NAH
RIAGE-with snre means of relief for the Er-
ring and unfortunate, diseased and debiutated.
Sent free, in scaled envelopes. Address, HOW
ARD ASSOCIATIONS, No s. t'in'h St., Phils-
delphia. Pa
may IS l93 -3mdH"ch
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-06-02

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Sept. Ii feel that We havo
now al article OF gin suitable for such cases q
DIR. J. W. BRIGHT.
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Proceedings of the Finy-hfth Annuai
convention of the Protestant EPlscopaA
Church of North Carolina.
SECOND DAY,
THURSDAY, May 25, 1871.
EVENING SESSION.

Convention met at 4 O'Clock. Rev. M.
Marshall submitted a report from the
Church Building Committee, and offered
a resolution, concerning the same, which
was ruled out of order.
The discussion upon the resolutions
concerning Saffragan Bishops was re-
sumed.
Rev. E. N. Forbes, read prepared ar,
ticle touching Canon law IN support OF
the position taken by him in this morn
ing's discussion. >,
Hon. ". 81. Battle, opposed the call
for the question, and moved to recomnlt.
addressing the Convention In support OF
his motion.
A discussion eusued participated in by
the Rev. Messrs. Bronson and Forbes, and
Hons. D. M. Barringer AID W. ID. Bat
tie.
J. B. Bachelor asked that the resolu
| tions be read again as he had just arrived
and wished information.
| Rev. Mr.. Bronson, Chair man of the Com
mittee.
The motion to recommit was oppos "a
bv Col Fremont who called Tor the malL
| question.
Here the b shop addressed the Conven-
ton at some length in regard to the Can
ons on the subject then before the ConVen
|
drew his motion to recommlt and favored
the maiu question.
The resolutions were then voted npoi
separately and adopted.
Rev. Mr.. Patterson called up his res Ia
tions, offered this morning, IN regard L
the adjournment of the Convention.
Col, Fremont supported the resolution
in favor of st. Johns Church, Whining
ton. a.
Hon. D. NJ. Barringer favored tn
amendment to meet at st. Lukes, sans
bury
| J. Bnrgwin McRae supported the claim
! of IT. Johns, Fay ettevile.
The quest on being called, st. Luxe
: SALISBURY, was Oh ossn by large m'
jority.
S Col. Fremont called up his resolution
! offered THIS morning, in regard to the Sc
ting apart two days Tor legislative "ofA Il
4 the Convention.
= After some discussion, the matter Wa
t postponed for consideration till the ne
session of tho Convention.
Q Convention adjourned to meet lmmed
: ately after morning prayer tomorrow
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-06-02

Woye's Schiedam Schnapps
Is good for Oolic and pain in the stomach.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-06-02

WOIfe's SChiedaM SChnapps
Is recommended by all the Medical Faculty.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-06-02
THE VERY LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH.
From CALIFORNIA;.

SAN FRANCISCO. Mey 81.
The high wiuds have damaged thu fruit and
grape crops in Los Angeles.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-06-02
PRICES OF THE
MASON & HAMLIN
CABINET ORGANS.

Having vastly increased their facilities for
manufacture, the MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN
COMPANY are nov enabled to offer their wen
known Organs, which are the ACKNOWLEDGES
STANDARD OF EXOELLENOE among 1nstru-
ments of the class, at prices OF INFERIOR Wofh.
They print their lowest prices, which are, the1e-
fore alike to all, lnvsriable, The following are
illustrations Azo
Four Octave Organs. observation-disclosures. 10y
The ssme, Double Reed. DO
Five Octave Organs, with Tremulant, am
Carved and Oruamented.: 10V
The same. Double Reed, with Five Stops. d1S
All in sold Black Walnut. All the organs
m ade by this Company are thoroughly hrst-class
in every respect. They vii not make the So
called cheap Organs at any price. Inc com
parative superiority OF their instruments ls now
greater than ever before, as every competent
Judge who will carefully examine and compare
must perceive.
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES,
with Wood Outs from Photographs of the differ
ant STYLES full information and lowest prices
also, Testimonial Circular will be sent Tree 10
any address.
MASON s. HAMLTN ORGAN Co..
Warerooms, 500 Broad way,
NE" york.
For sale in wilmington by P. REINSBERGER
nov &c MISREPRESENTATION
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From New YOrk

POUGHKEEPsIE, May 81.
terrible storm prevailed on the upper Hudson
to-day. The hail stones measured four and
half inches.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-06-02

From New York.
NEW YORK, May 81.
Joseph Murray convicted to-day IN the
Court Of General Sessi OBS. OF being implicated
in the Central Park Bank robbery, and has been
sente; esd to twenty years in the State prison.