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LOST Or mis-. AID.

NOTICE i HEREBY GIVEN THAI Ap-
plicatio Win b mat. for R re evil of -ert n.
c tie Nc. SIS for N SHARE OFST Ak 9th
btebmo ID a d Umviile RL ad Ceinpu Y.
stand1ag In M name; ths same having bsen
Up. BARRSDALE,
Union Furnace, Patrick County, va.
70 9-law4w
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PERSONAL. The postmaster informs
as that Mr.. e. Warren is only temporarily
employed in the postoffice.
William Townes, jr,, esq, editor and
proprietor of the Roanoke Valley, -Clarks-
vile, Virginia, is in the city-on business
connected with his paper, which, by the
way, is published in one Of the most pro-
ductive regions in the state.
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NoTARIEs APPoINTED.-W. A. Cave,
of Salem, has been appointed a notary
public for Fauquier county, and Charles
b. Thomas, of Rural Retreat, Tor Wytl .
county,
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Marir.e News,

New York, February l0.-Arrived.
steamers North Amerlcs, Old Dominion,
and Aibeinarle.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
SPECIAL TO THE STATE JOURNAL.

HncanGiiarisra Barn. I.;va Stccu. oyd
Farming implements Destroyed.
SALEM, VIRGINIA. February lo.-An
ncendiary fire Saturday night destroyed
the barn Of Jacob Miller, together with the
contents, three horses, two cows, and
farming implements. The loss is estimated
at So 200 /; insurance 81, 900.
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eS- Wilcox and Gibbs Sewing Machine
This machine is a Virginia institution by in
all who use it. There is no style of work that
cannot be done,o on it. 1t requires but a single
thread, and i1tH not rip. This we absolutely
warrant, and can satisfy the most incredulous in
a moments time of the truth of what we state if
they will call and examine our work. We are
constantly receiving certificates like the follow
ing:
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so The Place to Buy Books, Stationery
Toy Books, Games, Pictures, Brackets, Writing
Desks, Albums, Portfolios, Work Boxes, &C.,
&c, at the lowest prices for cash, is at
EDWARDS Book Store, corner Third and
Broad streets.
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CHICAGO, ILL, February lo.-tIenry
W. Blgelow, a wel-kiiown and wealthy
citizen, commute ! II eide ttiS morning.
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GARLAND, February 4. 1873,

KIND SIR see a piece in your paper
headed "Poe's Sister," There is a slight
mistake in it. You say that Miss Poe is
on James river. Miss Poe is living in
Mathews county, Virginia, and her post
office is Hicks Wharf, Mathews county,
Va. Any contribution received by you
will be thankfully received when forward
ed to me, as | I'm in destitute circumstances,
an invalid, and quite helpless at times, and
need the comforts Of a home. .
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RBFor Sale in tnstnliments, DOMESTIC
BLESSINGS"
The "DOMESTIC' runs so light, 1t is run.
ming away from all competitors.
The DOMESTIC" works SO easy. it is work
ing its way into every family.
The DOMESTIC is the best Sewing
Machine for family or manufacturing pur.
poses.
Try a Light Running DOMESTIC" 1t full
fills more than it promises. Office 92l Main
street.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
FOR NEW YORK. Akxk

FUH NEW IUhK. &IEEk
THE OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM
PANY'S elegant steamship ISAAC
BELL. Capt. BRAKEMAN, will sail TUESDAY,
February IL, at 8 p. M.
Freight received until 2 p. NJ.
Through bills of lading signed, and goods for.
warded with dispatch to all ~points-north, SOUTH
east and west. Close connections made with Gu
nard line for foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Steerage. ~ 6 90
Round Trip Tickets. /. 20 90
For freight or passage, apply to
JOHN w. WYATT, Agent,
fe 10-2t No. 8 Governor street.
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AM SHOES.


BOOTS n SHOES.
NEW WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE,
No. 14la MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA,
has just been opened by G.. S. LEATHER
BURY, and has on hand a complete assortment
OF BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS and BAGS, and
Is receiving direct from the manufactures
daily and you will do well to give him a
call before purchasing.
ia 25-dsw&w3m
ID EMOyAL.-John q. Page, Jr, hasa
IOMOVED into the spacious new store re- r.
Gently erected on MAIN STREET, No. "a
1a2l, eight doors below Fourteenth street. where
he has opened a large and well selected stock of
BOOTS. SHOES. TRUNKS, Sc,
consisting of all the modern styles, and embrace
ing all grades of goods In his line, to which he
Invites the attention of his friends and the pub
lie. JOHN @. PAGE, JR.,
1921 Main street, eight doors below
no l6-2m Fourteenth street.
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PRESBYTERIAN SUNDAY SCHOOL
UNIoN.-The Presbyterian sunday-,chool
union meets tonight at the lecture-room of
the FIRST church at u O'Clock.
The election of officers for the ensuing
year will take place. In consequence of this
election no meeting Of the society was held
yesterday, which was the time for the
regular monthly meeting.
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PUE.
Probably there is enough of warm feel
ing left in Baltimore to elicit some help for
the aged sister of the great poet. We can
vouch for the good faith of the above letter,
and any one disposed to contribute to Miss
Poe's relief may act according to the above
Observation-Disclosures American.
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nB Writing Desks and Work Boxes at 81
Albums AT so cents, at EDWARDS Third and
Broad streets.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
HILL &
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND AUG
TONERS.
No. ll0s MAIN STREET

Real Estate and Personal Properly sold at
auction or privately. Houses and Lands tented
or leased.
a large number Of HOrSES and VACANT
LOTS in every section of the city for sale
privttelv. IL Y4-Ym
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Miss RosALIE Poe, sister of Edgar A,
Poe. writes the subjoned letter to the edi-
tor of the Newark IN. J.) Advertiser:
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LOCUST DALE, MADISON County, W
We have been using "a Wilcox & Gibbs Machine
for three years, doing all the sewing for large
family. 1t has given perfect satisfaction in every
respect. The work done on it is no more liable to
rip than work done by hand with the same care.
We have examined many other kinds of ma
chimes and their work, and have no hesitation in
saying we consider the Wilcox & Gibbs decidedly
superior TO any ofthem. LUCY H, GORDON.
ELLA ]. WILLIS,
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ID Fhe Largest Assortment of Holiday
Goods to be found in the city at EDWARDS
Third and Broad streets.
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The BIoRAMA.-PIof. Harding exhib-
tied his biorama Friday and Saturday even
ings, as well as Thursday, to good aud
fences, in Virginia Hall, and will give
another exhibition tonight, on which
occasion q large number Of valuable gifts
will be distributed. The exhibition is
worthy of public patronage, being the most
complete in mechanism we have ever
witnessed, and is very credltable in many
other respects. Among the presents to be
gwen away to ticket-holders is an elegant
double.cas silver watch.
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BURIAL OLA Son OF TEMPERANCE.
East Star Division, Sons of Temperance,
of Manchester, turned out yesterday to pay
their last tribute of respect to their de-
ceased companion, G. Jones, a worthy
citizen and an esteemed member. The
burial ceremonies were performed in the
Colored Baptist church, by w. H. l..
Combs, G. w. p, assisted by Rev. James
Smith, D. G. w. p. and Anthony Binga,
d, ID,
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sg-Go to EDWARDS for Toy-Books and
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
aSy WILLIAM A. WYATT,
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER,

y04 e. GRACE STREET, CORNER SEVENTH.
wing been engaged In the above business in
city for the past twenty years, I am pre-
pared to I'LL all orders with promptness and In a
satisfactory manner. My old customers and
public generally are invited TO extend me their
patronage.
&C., PROMPTLY EXECUTED.
Ia 3O-3m1
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VIRGINIA GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

SIXTY.EIGHTH DAY.
MONDAY, February 10.
SENATE.-Senator Thomas in the chair,
Prayer by the Rev. George Wood
bridge of the Monumental Episcopal
church.
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HUsTINGS CoURT.--The case of Will
liam j. Anable was postponed until Friday,
on account of the absence of two wit
neSSeS.
Robert Howard and Andrew jenkins
qualified as notaries public for the city of
Richmond.
Scott Gwathmey, colored Baptist minis
ter, qualified to cele brate the rite of mat
rimony in the state.
The court adjourned until Wednesday.
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MEETINGS.


MASONIC NOTICE.-The members g
Il of SOCIAL LODGE No. 6, are re- XXX
quested to meet at their Lodge-room, on/V\
TUESDAY, the 18th instant, to pay the last
tribute of respect to our deceased brother,
JANIS BANKS. BY order of the w. M.
]. b. BURRELL,
fe 10-1t# Secretary.
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SPECIAL COURT OF APPEALs.-Hicks
VS.. Jackson; from circuit court of Gull
pepper. Reversed; Judge Wingield de-
lverlng the opinion.
Branch & Sons VS.. Baldwin; from the
circuit court of Petersburg. Affirmed;
Judge Mclaughlin delivering the opinion.
Portsmouth Insurance Company VS..
Brenkley's administrators; from tie Hus-
tlngs court of Portsmouth. Reversed.
Judge Wingfield delivering the opinion.
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ROLL OF Honor OF THE RICHMOND
HIGH ScHooL.-The following is a list of
the names on the roll of honor of the Rich
mond high school for this week /: Belle
Peasants, Carrie Walters, Helena Laube,
Annie Peasants, Emma Saville, Matte
Bagby, Carrie Colin, Annie L. Jude, Julia
+. Mitchell, Alexina Hutcheson, Serena
Hutchinson, Ada Thackston, Carrie Nc
Kim, Fannie L. Power, S. L. Beverage,
w. H. Crutchfield, Ii. Hutzler, E. Hulz-
Ter, j. P. Mcdonald, R. d. Stern, Charles
Strause, Jacob Ezekiel.
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TAKEN UP.


TAKEN UP, ON nv PREMISES AS
IL ESTRAY, on the 4th instant, one BLACR
SOW, with marked ears; also eight SHOATS,
some black and some white two have ears
marked. The owner will please come forward,
prove property, pay charges and take them
away. CHRISTOPHER BOLTEN,
fe 10-St* near Hungary Station.
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The little son of a very prominent min
lister of this city said to his father: 'sPa,
st. Paul was a Yankee" ''How do YOU
know that, my son 2" "Why, sir, in TIE
18th verse OF the sth chapter of Romans,
he says: For | reckon None but the
Yankees say reckon."-Baninpre Amsri-
can.
The above has been extensively copied.
We guess the author REGIONS without his
host. "Rechon" is a southwestern phraze,
while the Yankee guesses, and we there
fore reckon st. Paul wasn't a Yankee.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-09
A wONBEnRUEFR FRrMTrnss Press,

Under date Of July 30 the London eOrreu-
nOndent OF the New York World writaH II
Enat E1 paper as follOws.-For fifteen years MI.
hOS and MT. Conquest, the London manager
OF MI HOES works, have been endeayOEinO
% Perfect 4 'PerfectIng Printing Wachine' .
s44 ts.gF ha4e at last succeeded. THE last
eiAl.eeiey which stood in their WaY-the I1at
Iect delyafy Of The printed sheets from the
ptess-Was only recently surrounded. Now
ths,, ~ mscalne e IN their belief is perfect; and
tnSt u is perfect also in the opinion Of others
may may be Judged by the fact that the proprietors
OF Tue DGst5 Telegraph to-day decided 70 have
zen OF these new machines immediately con.
ssIueteo 1oI them, and to have them placed In
sle new Onlces which they are about to erect
y fhe rear OF the present premises The ten
machines can be Constructed in about ten
Daily Tetegtdp1, With its "Iarrest ciTcuIation
In the world, will be printed upOn presses
each one OF Which viii be capable Of deliver
iuk x1.VOv completed sheets per hOur Does
not that take yOHr breath aWay2
1hlS new press SeemstO be an Improvement
upon the Walter, the Bullock, the MarrOnnettJ
ana all other perfeCting machines In existence,
Slne OF ITS peculiarities Is the width OF its evil
lndeFs1 tor they are so wide that each cylIn-
deE VIII print two copies at OncU-the roll Of
paper being made double width, and the paper
1eing cut Ia two by very ingenious device,
Immediately before It Is delivered. Another
pecullaFtty Is the perfect manner In which the
R0AAoCtoU SneoCb are 0ellVore0-eheY are laid
Gown IN piles 50 accurately that one WOnId
sllnk the sheets had been put lnt0 press and
unnamed, The Walter pFess--On which the
Times and Scotsman are printed-cOmnels the
pressman to change the blankets once In each
Two hours-this one needs no such changes.
Ihe whole force necessary to each of these
presses Is two men aud bOy-with them .. :
600 perfect copies are printed In one hour;
and the saving Of wages as between this and
the ordinary ten-cylinder Hoe, Is as fifteen to
ei0nty-fOnr The only one of these presses
now complete has been built for LIOvd's
weekly newspaper; and to-day at LlOyd's
paper mills at Bow its performances were
witnessed by number Of experienced news
paper peODie, among them the proprietor and
engineer Of the DAILY Telegraph establishment.
Inc press did the work it engaged to do. It
printed Twenty-Five thousand copIea Of LlOvd's &
paper In sixty minutes, and never was there
better printing. The cost Of the press Is ca
900: The ten ordered by the DAILY IsLs0nGDh
Will cost ,O00, and the engines and the
other machinery for them will brinR the sum
up 70 500 900. The present establishment Of
the Dd'ty Telegraph Is about as perfect as need
De- Dut Is all TO be thrown aside for these new
presses, which, although costing so much
Will, IN the opinion Of the owners Of the paner,
save them $4,000 year, besides the advau-
geet enahllRR them to 20 to press ct three
Q'eloak In the morning Instead Of at ~ N. In
word, u this new machine really proves "a
De what 1t seems, 1t will become RecessitY %
every great newspaper estahl ltshment. y
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-09

Among the AssyFlan relies discovered by
Mr.. George Smith, and which have been prs
sented by the prOprlet0Ts Of the London Daily
Telegraph to the REltish Museum, are cylln-
sage In the Book OF Isaiah, and also new text
OF the reign Of ono OF the Assyrlan mOnArchs,
giving the history Of the original cOnqaeat 81
Babylon, 2.2s0 years before tho Chrlstian era.
Monroe and Tyler are buried In Hollywood
Cemetery In Richmond. The plalnest OF
cenetaphs covers the grave OF the former, and
Onee protected the iron. TylerS grave y
ehurely unmarked, and rank weeds and tai
sight. IVY 'AA .uN'
:. EiwArd Moore, who was arrested at ONasso
M.chlgan, On the llllI Ultima charged will
poisoning hls mOlheE-in-laW, Mrs. WunGnbuFg
saa causing her death. Committed suicide q
'ne county jail II CaTuna on Friday night.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-09
GAZETTE,
Beth NAIlona aEN.las.I,

lEIhe evacuation Of French territory is nearv
SOmPeIeu. Everywhere the conquered have
refused TO become recOnciled 10 their coDQ1er-
We. S.s AS the German troops march ont, the
eLeeg ei are silent aud deserted the windOwa
closed hardly face to be seen, Five min
ntes after they have left, the streets ara alive
win cnatterlpg citizens, and the .hOuBeS gay
ana haunhuk with tic bfhlkahs laos 81
Erance' But the GRrmans have their cOnsOlaI
TOD, aha the glocm tIey Isave behdd theh
mas us SILVER lining 1n tlIe Asunshnc Of their
native cities. Take augsburg assgen by a
correspondent OF the boston sAdpoTtiser on
August 4, On that day, Augsburg, usually
tue most placid Of cities, reused itseiV fhlee
thousand fathers brOthers, husbands, and sdhs
were coming home from three years visit t0
france. :Lhey were coming back, too, with
wreaths OF victory on their ba9nersT and what
less could Augsburg do thaH receive them
with the donors due TO ,cOnqperOrs? Every
street was hung witt banners ana with flow
ers. The black, white and red OF United Ger
many noated everywhere besides the blue and
WlllIe OF BAY . Ia. There were flags and stream
ers and feStoons in such number that the fres-
eoeu fronts OF the old houses were almost hid
den, aud where they did show. looked dull
enough In cOntGast 70 the lhigRtfIues 81 tie
decorations. Hanging from every window
was was " wreath te Of Aowers Or eyergreens, and
aSnie ap OF Ihem haa mlBgted with the ribbons
that Tied them bit of sable Grape, showing
that they were in memory of The dead not less
Jnan In honor OF the living. BY 0 O'Clock the
streets were full OF people, and all OF them
. that couldn't get into the streets were looking
out OF the windows, and as the superb body 81
line, stalwart, swarthy troops came steadily
on-tramp, tramp, tramp Through the HanDl
strasse, they tore down the Wrsaths and show
cred them upon the troops till they looked
IKE the moving forest that broke the spell OF
Macbeth's destiny. Now and then a mother
would spy out her son in the ranks, OF a wife
her husband, or sweetheart her lover, and
neither sOldlerly discipline, nor fear of being
trampied upon, would prevent her rushing IN.
10 the line to give kiss of welcome.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-09
Fro" % ''' %A''snos %%s vIssI%;s.. hssI.'.. oi9qT6J

The following tribute to the manhood of the
NirginlanS was borne by the Washington Re-
publican in the bitterest and hottest. time of
sectional strife. That paper has never said
anything abOnt us haIf as good since then -
We commend it to its memory
" II there has been any decadence Of the
manly virtues in the Old Dominion, it is not
because the present generation has proved it.
self either weak or cOWardly, or unequal to
the greatest emergencies. No peO Die. with SO
few numbers, ever put into the field, and kept
there so long, troops more numerous, brave
or efficient; or produced generals OF more merit
~ all the kinds and grades Of military talent.
1t Is not woFnsout and efkete race which, has
produced Lee, Johnston. jackson, Ashby and
Stuart. 1t Is not wOrn-Out and eifet8 race
which, for eighteen month";, has defendea its
capital against the approach OF an enemy
close upon their borders, and o4t-Analb b6rtna
Fhega thirty to one.
1T Is not worn out and e1lete race, which
mas preserved substantial popular unity under
all the strain and pressure and sacFiicA a
thls unprecedented war. Let history as
was said OF another race, which records their
unhappy fate as a people, do Justice to their
rude virtues as men, They are fighting In a
had cause, but they are fighting hr0Yely.-
pheY haga few VQVaD.ls aAdN0 tFAit ~. One
hardshIps OF war are endured without q
marmnr ny all elaSse', had the dangers
OF war without tliuching, by the newest COa-
scripts, while their gentry, the OfIsIO0t OF
their peculiar social system, have thrown
themselves into the camp. and fed with All
the dash and high spirit OF the European "a
9tssse of The middle ages nskihk Hlfhdqt ap.
parent concern, upon dlsperate adventure.
ail that men value, and after q generation 0i
peace, and rep0se, and security, whieit ahad
not emasculated them, presenting to their en-
mics trained and intrepid front, as Of men
born aud bred TO war. , i4,.sq 80 .ait-U
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-09
NOTI0Eg Nv .ADMIR1LTY..
I NITBD STATES or AMERICA.


WHERgAS q libel Of infoFmStioH baS 6SSn alad
"a tee District COURT Of the United State Of mar
lca toL me D1stIiot Of Delaware Cn ths III day Of
SsRte mDeI, "a the year Of our Lord one thouSand.
o.SuS nundeed aud seventy. three by Hnth6nV fIiS
IN. IN. Fsqt Attorney OF the United 6tateg n he
9J InS United States against the Vessei or canal
EgOst tVI Heo York Line. her tackel appareI S1d
MNIIhHuIS. Alleging in substance that VIM D
nNo,en. collector OF Customs for the District of
EeaWarS, ON the lst day Of sopteuabeY in the Sesr
~ our Lord, one thousand eight hundred ~
three At the City ef ilmi0gtOn within ~
sS1IaAlly and maratime Jurisdiction on che UDifSd
sexed the canal boat or vessel 7U7 Ne,g FarL
ACKNOWLEDGMENT and furniture beiua the prn-
tS..Iy OI pers9n or persons unknown. for tradinv
Detween the District Of PeunsyIvnnia and tia NJ
leL0! delaware Withaut hsina enrolled or licsnreJ
sna sna without having paid the United; StalSS tbe
~ tonnAgs as required By the Act Of ConRreaS
~ teea esso made and provided and praSfng All
SOeIt % decree ehe payment of said fees and ton1
hlgs % 1no United states. according 20 law S1l
thefot9r0. In pursuAnco Of "a ) nanitiAu nm.
9et Iaa 9ea4 Qt the said Court to ma Airoei@d ga
0Slver~,s 40 hereby give public notice To IN
petSons claiming the said vessel, her tSekeI ~ !
% q euy manner Interested "a efsin that fhev bS
ana aPpear hefOEe the said Disarict C0urt 70 bS
neIo at tee City OF WilninetOn IA and for The Ma
trlot OF Delaware. on tuesday 18th dav oS Sso-
tSmoer. at 10 O'Clock in the fGrenoon a. stySa Ana
mere 70 lntorpose th sir claims and make theiTaE
legations in that behalf ' -
ANTHONY HIGGINS.
5Sas ~ DvtH. o. S. Haf;iaI Is. oi 1efs Are.
1oSe. =. AoIo' sept3-6L
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-09
nsxlean Ran.ll.s At Work.

bshdlt, uhauied AI6sit Guseid, sOIhG tlnls stint
headed gang OF cattle steFlsni In Texas, but was
drikea back aerqss thu border By u. 8. CaValFy,
and lscAAq q AtOma oeleeriH Mexico. Lo4ing
hia b bee fceehu6 and fearing p rosuma his Tea
an depredalions, he turned highWayuAh, and,
with his followers, is now Fobhing HE country
men in Mexico. The aVOz Publico" Of Mata-
moras aYh GlFAiE is, AIS Ala. has Gtlsan, and
that reparAtion nhould be demanded Tor his out
RACES. The Mexican authoTities, however, have
rainmd 10 sxlrqilitahlm on tAs 0FOunathAt he ia
MexicAn cititAA. AAN = WIN \
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-09

As the steamer 81. John vas, leaying New
York for Albany, last evening, two bgOthsFs,
named Mahoney, who had delayed on the boat,
attempted 10 jump ashore aftsr she started, and
fell into the river, The wife fOne oG them,
who was on, the pier, cried for help, and the
passengers croWding 10 the side Of tha boat 70
see what was the matter, q number Of them also
fell into the water .Seven persons we're rescued
by police captain and taken to the nearest ho-
tel, and they soon afterWard went Ito Albany in
the lriin. A hat was. picked up adA no owner
found for IT, but it is not positively known
wIstlIer any liveB were lpsl.f Tlss a9ueFsd)i
not stop moment TO rescue anyone, but pro
ceeded up the rivers ssGsA UsR
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-09

TWELVE thousand dollars year are, In the
English Court Of OhaneeIy, going Q begging
under tho OWING elgelnnsta neess Y was LEFT
10 pOOr debtors In prison, and IS SlmDFisonment
for Aahk.haa hRn obollghad. .-ta mQnay Ause
be aus s5nIe Wlete, bat the question Is, where?
Here Is the chance for the heirs. The beQuest
having failed, they ara entitled to claim
without doubt, IS lnherltOGs. II there should
be no heirs, the sum In question Will be appll-
ed 70 some charity as near In kind IS posi-
BILE.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-09
Phtladelphla. Wilmington aud Bal
rlmore Railroad- ---
29 q
DELAWARE DIVISION.

IMPORTANT NOTICR-fn addition 10 the rsgu-
l. a lar Market Trains now running, an EXTRA
Fkkldhf TRAIN, Sundays excepted ) with Pas
ton ana harrington on and after Monday Septem-
Es1yinS %iiminatOaa at 50 a. NJ. and stopping