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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-06-21
EXPORTS
COASTWISE.

EALTIMoEE-Per Steamship Lucillc.-I oil
bbl5 rosin, rs do spirits, 125 do pitch, do tar,
5 do turpentinc, IL bales cotton, pkgs mdse.
Is; bush peanuts.
MISUNDERSTANDING 1tcbecc& Clyde-257
bbls spirits, G34 do rosin iS2 DO tar, rs do
pitch, 1G bales cotton, 135 bush els pea nuts, 6
pEscS mdZG.
Philadr phia- Steamship Pioneer, 235 bbls
r?Sin 3'f do spirits, 20 10 tar 81 bales cotton,
pkgssmdZe, 9G,i36 feet lumber, 1,135 bushels
peanu's, GO empty ale kegs, 0 bales rags, tons
ui,i iron.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-06-21
ANALYSIS or the WATER.
TERMS:

Board, per Month!.. ~ =. $50 Ga
b. week - .s.'.. .... ....-....... - o.
Day.. .s-... :. --.-..--....... D
Dcdi ,pn made for boardcrs remaining all
the sessor.
No c.u charge Tor baths = 81. 7r0 y
~ II. Z. SQWEIsS, In
NAV ~ IEt ~ f ' .'4+- 206-d&w6w
WE ARE Ir1tEQ ENTLY CoMPLI-.
wv Inentcd on tho snIArior quality of our
CHOICE TEAS Every NaFiety geo
GREEN, BLACK,a,-,,,, r-t -..l ..' a-
- NAfURALAJAPAN and ....
.. '. h'| ~ }s4 3D." TIIEA-NECTAR
~ At lowest prices
CIIAS. ID. MYERS " Co,
North Front st,
juno 20 EG-
Post copy.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-06-21

ltOSIN.-1 nc GOSln market during inc past
week has been stu ggish and the finer grades
have scarcely held their own, while the lower
qualities have given away almost daily
Strained has been the leading feature, and
sales in the aggregate OF 10000 bbls. have been
transacted, at prices in almost every instance
tavOring buyers. Friday the market declined
cents, Saturday 10 cents, Monday Is cents, and
ut the close of our report the condition of the
market remained unchanged. No. has also,
i'll sympathy with strained, declined. An extra
quality OF No. has been sought after, and
purchases to some extent have been quito free
at Il gOod margin above strained. No. and
Pales have barely maintained their former
prices, but to-day the market shows a slight
improvement, and closes with an undertOne
hibiting more strength. The receipts for the
week are smaller than those of the week pre-
vious, but the stock has been increased for the
want OF ship room, and to-day taken, is
SO $40 bbs., against 29,211 for last week. The
sales for tie week are as follows: Friday ], G86
bile at 81 30 for strained, So % tor low No. Il ,
81 80 for extra No l, s. Is for low Pale, 81 so
for Pale, and s. for eXttt Pale. Saturday ,036
bbls. at 81 IS for No. 2, s. 50 for extra No. 9,
Ks for low No. /, SIS 90 for No. l. S. 70 for extra
! 81 % Tor low Pale, s. 80 for Pale, 81 20 for
| extra Pale, and Sr5 for Window Glass 200
bDls. strained ut ~ 10, and 900 bbls. strained
/ ut 81 % Monday, 2,S25 bib Is. ut 81 p tor
strained, 81 Soc - 10 tor No 2, SO fore low No.
! J. So 50 for extra No. ], ami "a 80 Tor Pale
Tuesday, 2,SS2 bbs. at So % for strained, 50 50
for No. ], 50 80 for low Pale, $4 2509$4 50 for
! Pale, and 5000 % for Window Glass. We'd
ncsday, 9IS bbls. at 81 25 for strained, 81 ST
! s. 40G9$2 Is for extra No. ., IS for low No. j.,
! - 50@&3 G2X for No 1, SE4@$4 % for low z ale,
! 81 so for Pale, and So for extra Pale. Thurs
day SO5 bbs. at $685. % for low No. /, &, so
for No. 1, s. 20 for extra No I, r for low Pale,
! and 81 25trfi 80 for Pale.
TAR.-In the general position of the market
! we have material change TO note Prices
have ruled throughout the week unchanged,
although for the past three or four days the
undcrtone OF the market has shown a weaker
feeling and receivers have found it more diff
cult to effect sales. The receipts for the week
are larger than those OF the previous week, but
the exports have been heavy and the stock has
been reduced and to-day is 1,4l3 bbs. The
market closes steady at SIS % per Dbl. The re-
ccipts for the week foot up 5H bbls., which
have sold as the following table will show:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-06-21

SVAPNHA is Opium purified Of its Sekcning
and poisonous qualities. 1t is n perfect
dyme. not producing headache Cr constipation
of bowels, ~ liz the with other prerara-
tons OF opium. john FarT, Chemist, New York.
june l 2l0-dsodSSw1m
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-06-21

Human "reckS.-Every day and hour
meet with broken down specimens OF humani-
ty-wrecks that seem past hope OF salvage. At
least seven-ei2hths OF these might be filled with
new vitality, by course OF DIR. Walkers Cali
tOrnia Vinegar Bittcrs. Many are suffering
from the reaction OF rum polluted bitters
powerful miner ais. 1t is characteristic of DR.
Walkers Great Restorative that it neutTaliZc
the effects OF these mis-called remedies, and
aLccomplishes. in due time, Il perfect cure.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-30

CoNvIcrED.-Lewis Stynes, Fred Hecht and
George Howard. the three men who were ar
rested and sent to New Castle by the Mayor for
breaking into the Marble workshop Of Malone
on Delaware Avenue. were tried and convicted
this morning. They said they were strangers
here; two of them were Germans They en-
plcyed no counsel and attempted to plead their
own cause. Some Eve or six witnesses were called
and examined and Attorney General Lore sub
mitted the case to the jury without argument,
and a verdict Of guilty was forthwith rendered
The Chief Justice remarked that he was sur
prised that they should come into Delaware to
commit crime. Had they committed the acts
with which they were charged in Pennsylvania
or New York they would only have been KEPT
in prison 4 short while. He then sentenced
each 10 pay SO cents 10 Malone. two years Inn
prisonment from the I'd of December. and or
that day to stand one hour in the pillory and bt
whipped with 20 lashes.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-30
THE CITY COUNCIL.

ADJOURNED MEETING LAST EVENING.
An adjourned meeting Of the City Council
was held, last evening, President Maris in the
chair.
The Street Commissioner reported AZ men
and 10 horses and carts employed; the Chief
Engineer, "a men.
The committee on Public Buildings reported
fayorably on the petition Of the Orion Assembly
for the use of the Hall on the evening Dec. 18th.
Adopted.
On the petition Of Owen Trainor, asking for
the grading of Tenth street, between Wilson and
Poplar, the Committee ON Opening streets re.
ported that the street was being filled up as fast
as the material could be obtained. Adopted.
The following pay rolls were read and passed
in the usual manner: Water Department,
$3l5 3l Street Department, S224.42; Police
department. l52I.77; Officers OF the Water De
partmen;, Miscellaneous Department, $lOl9.6l.
Mr.. Febger moved that, in order to legalize
the Ordinance Books which had just been pub
ished, that they be published by authority OF
the City Council. Adopted.
Mr.. Febiger p resented the returns Of three
review commissions on Water street property
as follows: VIM. Bush. $500; Harlan Hol-
lingsworth Company, $3l 500; +. A. Belts,
$500. The first was accepted but the other were
rejected, and the Clerk instructed 10 ask for two
new Commissions.
On motion OF Mr.. Baker the Clerk was in.
st;ucted to sell the Revised Ordinances n ~
per copy, to all who may want them.
4 petition was received from John G. Baker
| asking permission 10 have q three inch water
main laid in Lord street, at his own expense.
Referred to the Water Committee, with power
TO act.
| An Ordinance providing for the appointment
of Committee on the Bonds of City Officials
and prescribing their Duties was read twice, ,and
referred to the Committee on Law.
A communication was received from John 9
Patterson, Esq, announcing the completion o
the revision OF the City Ordinances, and the
publication. The work was commenced II
April, 1859 and completed in November 1872
The communication was referred to the Commit
tee on Law.
A communication was read from George I
Meade, Jr, of Philadelphia, acknowledging hi
grateful appreciation Of the resolution passed q
a recent meeting Of Council, in reference to th
death of General Meade.
A communication was received from Mayo
.Simms announcing the appointment OF A. PER-
Cropper, a. Sergeant Of Police, VICE David
Wingate resigned, and asking its confirmation
Referred to the Police Committee.
Mr. Quinn moved that a COMMITTEES OF on
from each Ward be appointed TO distribute fus
to the poor this winter.
The Piesident said that he would snnounc
the Committee at the next meeting.
ORDERS.
F.A. Taylor, s.; L. Ze'bley, $ll6.32; Ferr
q Garrett, 10 cents Pussy 4 Rice, $3OSS l
L. Brown, $4.G5; S. H. p. Simmons, $50;
Cox, $3.50; John jackson, 81; sundry Bond
holders, $l03666.
On motion, Council adjourned.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-30
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Go to church tomorrow.
The pavements are slippery.
Davenport will be here next week.
Winter has commenced in earnest.
Tomorrow is the 6rst day Of December.
Council held short session last evening.
Thermometer $50 above zero. at ~ o'clock this
morning.
Col. A. H. Grimshaw will address the Working
mems League this evening.
John b. Rodney, Trustee. advertises lot Ct
valuable real estate for sale, in another column
City Treasurer killgore advertees 100000 Will
mington City Loan (new issue) for sale. IN an
other column.
The semi.annual interest on the Masonic Hall
Company's Bonds is now due, and will be paid by
the Treasurer.
Chas. Pusey, Esq, delivered an interesting and
instructive lecture on "The Steam Engine" last
evening. before the Young Mems Free Library, Of
Sixth and Penn streets
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-30

MAN SrABBEp-On Wednesday night, a. MI
Wesley White was driving in o covered wagon
from West Chester to his home in East Bradford
township and near the Cope farm, he was ATTACKED
in the road almost Immediately in front OF MI
Jacob Howel's residence by two tramps; man
and woman. The woman asked Mr. White ior
place in his wagon for herself and pal to which re-
quest Mr. W. refused. This incensed her to such
AN extent that she caught hodsf Mr.. White and
pulled him from his seat to the ground. when the
man made an effort and stabbed h,m. 1t Is suppos-
ed. with butcher knife. but owing to the weapon
coming in contact with his pocket book IN his s'de
pocket, no wound resulted. Mr.. White then deai'
the woman a blow which rendered her hors dt
combat and her cries claiming the attention OF he'
companion. Mr. w. took advantage OF the luli II
the affair, jumped into his carriage and drove Of
home-WeSt Chester NerS.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-30

Rualnees NoicoS.

Cheap Cool.-Stove sc. %, Nut $3.50 per 2240
pounds for cash only, at yard South OF Market
street Bridge. feb21-tf WA. j. BROWN.
To Pho Nc PARTIKs.-A fine assortment Of
English pickles and sauces OF all kinds Walnut
and Tomatoe catsup, fresh Salmon, Lobsters, Sar-
dimes, Pickled and Cove Oysters, &c, &c. Also
BOWNAN'S the Grocer's 4th and Lombard.
Improved Porcelain lined and Brass preserving
kettles, Mason. Dexter, Valve, Wilcox, and other
glass. stone and tin air tight jars and cans cheap
vt BOWMAN'S the Grocer's 4th and Lombard.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-30
for Sale aud for 8ent.
r d h 3 A Il f.

saaa. The undersigned, q committee appointed
5!g at . regular meeting Of the Board Of Ttus,
tees Of the Poor OF New Castle county: nelc n,
very desirable property or farming purposes, sit'
uA,ed near to Aares Ce,ner:i New Castle hun Mi1.
dled and county. about ~ miles eouh from WI. ~.
iowa Of New Cattle. and short distance from the
village Of Christana cont aiming By RECEIPT survey
lSJ Acres and two Square Perches Of Land. divided
into cony yenicnt fields. with ample timber Tor the
use Of the farm.
dwelling, : frame barn with shedding. frame gran
ary and cribs. with carriage. poultry aed smoke
houses, and two good tenant houses. ana otnei
building necessary for well conducted farm. Ihe
eitustion OF this farm is one Of the most pleasant
and desirable in the county Application can be
made to either Of tie undersigned.
Terms OF sale made known by them.
G. cc1hkN HIM LdaWTnRSip bKiTnGNip Wilmington.
JOHN W. EVANS, Newark.
GEORGE LODGE. near Claymont.
oct3l -dAw6w
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-30

THErr.-Last evening, young man arrived IN
this city and stopped at the Delaware House. In
the morning he found that his room had been en-
tered and his pocket relieved of about $lo. by
some dishonest domestic or prowling sneak.thief.
He Immediately gave information at Police head
quarters and steps will be taken for the detection
Of the thief.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-30
SOCIETIES..
MEETINGS THIS RvININa.

Mechanics Lodge, No 4, 90 F. at Odd Eel.
lows Hall, Sd and King.
Minqua Tribe, No. s, q II NJ, at Red Men
Hall, 4l5 Market st.
Jefferson Council, No. 10. OU A NJ, at Mechan-
les Hall. 2l9 King st.
La Fayette Lodge. No. ?, X Of p, at Knights Of
Pythias Hall, 2ll Market st.
Asbury Lodge, o Of I. at fifth and Market
Streets.
Wilmington Mutual Aid Society, at Fifth and
Market streets, third story front.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-30

ACCIDENTS FROM FIREARMs.-On Thanks
giving day, Eugene Foraker, son Of Joseph
Foraker Of this place, while cunning near
Cooper's Corner had the greater portion OF one
hand sho, away while loading gun. The
doctors think that with care they may be able
to save the thumb OF the injured hand.
On Thursday, Ambrose Adkins. .colored, white
cunning. discharged load Of shot through the
centre of his left hand.-DELAwAREAN.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-30

STORE RoBBEp-On last Sunday night the
store OF Mr. PumIy, at Elkdale, on the Balt-
more Central Railroad was burglariously
entered and robbed Of a large amount OF its
finest stock. No clue to the thieves has been
obtained, but it is generally believed that the
work was accomplished by the same parties who
robbed the stores Of Irwin 4 Patterson and 5.
8. Ewing, in Oxford, the night previous.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-30

FELL DEAD.-A negro named Glasgow
Downham fell dead while passing along one
OF the streets of FELTON, last Ionday. Cor
oner Cats held an inquest on the body on
Tuesday, when post mortem examination,
conducted by Or. Hargadne, took place, and
the jury found that death in this case was
caused by congestion of the lungs, induced by
the excessive use of liquor.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-30

ArrolNTEp--Capt. A. Perry Cropper, at pres
ent a night watch ut the Harlan 4 Hollingsworth
Company boat yard. has been appointed Sergeant
of Police for the Eastern District, vice David H.
Wmgate, resigned. Capt. Cropper will make a
faithful and efficient officer, and the appointment
doubtless give general satisfaction
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-30

FROZEN OvER.-This morning. the Chrstiana
was frozen over tightly, above the Market street
bridge. The creek was also frozen below the
bridge. but the tugs and other moving vessels had
broken il considerably. Should this weather On-
tinue, it will not be long ere navigation will be
entirely closed.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-30

A LoNo SERvIcE--David H. Wingate, Ser
gent Of Police for the Eastern District, has
sent in his resignation to the Mayor, and re-
tires from his position this evening. Mr. Win
gate was appointed to the police force, by the
City Council. IN the Springof 1856, and has
therefore served the city in this capacity for
nearly seventeen years. During all this time
performed his ofttimes unpleasant duties with
promptness and efficiency. He has acquir ed
considerable proficiency as Detective, and
many intricate cases have been worked up
and many important arrests made by him
He retires with the consciousness Of having
performed the duties Of his Office faithfully
and to tho satisfaction of men of all parties.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-30
FOR SALE.

- A three story Brisk House. No. a6 East
'!!s Sixth street, containing eight rooms and
~ bath room. furnished with gas and water
~ and all modern improvements.
LII. FRAZER.
Telegraph Building.
noy27.tf Third and Market.
TNoR SAlE-A Lot Of Land at the southeast
C corner Of Front and Clayton streets; 81 feet q
inches on Front and 90 feet on Clayton street.
Apply to GEO. e MARfS.
Real Estate Agent
oeslltf al Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-30
MaaIeerases Cases.
cErcRH MAYOR s,xNs.

Louis Gotschmer, for drunkenness and dis
orderly conduct, asss- Il and battery on r. T..
Toadvine, and breaking open the door Of officer
Bacon's house, was fined $40 and coets, and held
to bail, in the sum Of $500, to keep the peace.
Martin Butler. for drunkenness and disorder.
ly conduct, was fined $4 and costs, and held 70
bsil in the sum Of $500 TO keep the peace.
john w. Myers, for drunkenness was fined
so cents aud costs
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-30

City Council, by resolution, decided to sell the
'Reyised Ordinances at t5 per copy, to all
who may want them.'' This, it seems, to us
Is rather an exhoritant rate. The book, IS
without doubt, very valuable to many citi-
zens, but very few will care to pay 30 much
for copy. This price Is also, far beyond the
reach Of many persons, to whom the pos
session of tho book Is very desirable, but
whose limited means prohibit the expense.
The book Is for the benefit Of the people, Is
paid for by them, and should be sold at a
price which would place it within the reach Of
all who wish copy
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-30
Yaiuttrs aud 6lasiers.
JAMES BRADFORD.
EALKR IN
PAINTS, Oils, yARNIShE.
WINDOW GLASS.
Cement and Calcined Plaster.

Paints white lead red lead. white zinc. iron paint.
foot oil, coal oil, Tilden Nephew varnishss Eng
lish vsr0ishee. alcohol, turpentine. paint mills
paints ready mi4 cd, artists materials. wax aowsr
materials. decGlcomania pictures, all kinds OF for.
eisn and domestic glass. stained. ornamental and
engraved coach painters material, stencil colofs,
ladders Of different lengths. ready glazed sash. gold
Leaf. bronEes. vcrmillions. looking glass plates.
Nos. 6 and 8 East Third Street,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
N. D.-Partculsr attention paid to !louse and
snip Paintings Sign WrialnKs Acss &C.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-24

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-24
Summer 3O6.

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9apt. 8artIiug. am f. in Gsmerara nat Baltimore.
Bon Semerara fubrsn am 26 Rootu1ber bic oeutihe
grt9g uSihe," Sdpt. gBra99e uno am 30. Die Briggs
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iFdoer, nad Baltimore ab.
Die enslii6s 8rigg vTtaa9e Bail" CAPT SuIt,
lte am 4. Sejsmbsr uon Baltimore in IIpintpau tin
De 8r99 n6aje," Capt Cooper, tam am 2 Ic,,
oon bier III EIn8ltoH, 5amaita, aH 100 ile am 10. os.
nod lag.
Die 8riss -. q. Gbenep," Capt Gu,rp," sius am
IS goo. o0n pernamtueo nab Der 3amptoner Rbeoe
IN See.
Die griss pGJcorgia," CAPT Riaer, sins ON 9.
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Die grtss v9apbn," CAPT. Roers fam am 4.
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mas an
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in Suntos mad Der 0am ptoner Rbeoe
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ERaleroo" BON Dublin, .g9ape" BON Semerard uno
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meno, folSenoe 5abrieu9e Der Oantpfer baltimore.
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(Scrthtsperbanb[unasn.

9rets eritb fir . al ttmore=& &ouutu.-
opiontoWr, ben o. DECEMBER. C8or ben 9tit,
tern Rtaare Sraion unO gsor9 Oeuott) Charles gB
Ssmms ge9en Benjamin. ). gBortbuatou, Curator, ,unr
Goniorten; YIatoper fiir ben aG9er Durb Sobn y
Yoe, ftr Die Yertlaseu our s. s. SIin9Iuff. uuo eit
lueteren 8erbanhlunQen duf Sonndbsno, ben l l. ga,
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tag, ben =. Sanuar
9Buticnaertbt.- (8or osn Rtdtsrn DaneIs
QtnOap uno 8iibop.) Daniel W. 3bOmas (nebn Wm
u. SteuartI, Gueu Dalton un9 SoIrpb Campbell sr,
belten 8olImatt iur 8erpaltuug Der reip. Sntsrlai
leulhaftcn oou 5she CUNT 1925 0O0) g8m. Dalton
$1,000 uno 9bares Campbell ($l00l.
Sunoesb be5trts.9 DIT - tgor Rhtet
Stles.l Soepb 5000 9s9eu Den S6oouer nStc,
pbcn Ntor9an," alage Gui SHtidaoI9un9 iur bel
elmer @oIlinou er(tteneu Sbaben an 9ampfsr ga
rone," ShluB oss YlaioOpers oas Seriht bebelt iit
bic gnti6eioun8 Dor. = Die SiBuug puros bis tom.
menoen WtOnta9 usIta9t.
SupGrior @erIdbt. - (8or Ribtcr Dobbin.)
Charles :. RObp ae9en DiItelm 3. Stparie; tsul
aIa9er sll51 10 nebf 3tnien enOgus IuertGunt.
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pom Baltimore" se9en SOlbua Garion Ditto 1892. 81
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Barnes; Der alLgerin $l3J5 90 eno9uItig Suertannt
9elebe nloer NatbaHiel 3per; Ditto.