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DENNsYLyANIA NAILH0Ap.

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New York VIA Desbrosses and Cortandt
streets ferries. as follows;
Express TOR ilirr.bure Pittsburgh the West and South
with Pullman Palace Cirs attached, $3.50 A. NJ, o and
$50 T.. NJ. sunday ami $50 L. VI.
For Nilliamepor Lock Have Cory, ana Ere a. $40
ana $50 4. NJ, connecting At CORY for Titusye,
Petroleum Centre and the OF Regions.
Washington Express of Pullman Parlor Cars daily.
except Sunday pS0 4. NJ arrive Washington 4:l0
PM; Regular al $40 A. NJ. si0 and . +. NJ. sun4s
E1press for Phiadelpha $50. $40. $50 A. NJ 1890
2a0. 3. L. s. g. T. $50 p. NJ. and - night Accommo.
cation A. ". anu 4.l0 p " Sunday, z A. NJ, g. g..
$3.50. and l.. N. Emgrant and md class,
For Centennial Depot at $50 $50 7,3o, g. $40. $50
A. NJ. 1890 3, and 4 p. NJ GA SUNDAY, s A. NJ. Re.
turning, leave Centennial Depot at 7i5, S5 1850
A. NJ l, ii5. g. $3.50 445 500 g. $50 aud 7:O5 r NJ.
on sunday 7;eO A. NJ and p. NJ.
Trenton, Perrin Annoy. Pennington, lyidere. and
other ints see lOca schedules NJ all Ticket ufices
Trains arrive From Pittshu IN, $50 and 1880 A. NJ.
anu 1929 p NJ daily 1910 A. NJ and $50 Z. NJ ds ",
$50 A. NJ, $40, $40 and loco r. NJ. supdty $50 A
~. From Pniiadephia 5OS, 800, $50, 1910 ll'sO
1850 NJ, 2lo $50 iln, bio. $40 $3.50. 73h, 7;4O.
s s and ivs9 =; y s11ed"S sos $50 $50 1910
Ticket Ohce, $50 aud a4t Broadway. No. l Aston
House, and foot Of Desbrosses and Cortlandt SITS;
No. Court ST.. BrQoklNn IA ll6 and llS hudson
Hob ken Depot. Jersey CITY kmiSrant Ticket ofioe,
No Battery pace.
FRANK THOMSON, ID. VI. ROYD Jr.,
General Manager. General Pa senscr Agent.
VNO LON! BRANCH ON SINpAY sunday,
New Jersey southern Ra rnad line Prrs Norm
river, foot OF Rector ST.. at go \. W. Returning the
tram leaves Long Branch AZ T.. NJ
VS.. sNEDEN. General Manager.
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ViiE NEW HISTORY
RtIiolons Nolltts.

NEN DEPARrt RE- Overwhelming Success.
~ American Temperance Union Second Of the series
OF We'ilngs - enNan HAL, tomorrow siiernoon
(Sundavl at $50 sharp Free 70 an Exercises-Pry
by the Rev Nm = Estes Staging b' choir from Moody
ana Sankey collection; lecture ON cOl and ne eneci a
upon the human organs, illustrated with models, &C.
by - Lambert NJ d, IL D., Of this city rect alton
by Emma Gates onkin; dlres- by the Rev. kObt y.
Macarthur be ed cllou by the Rev J. Henson.
lHos. hcTAGGART sccy j, Il. GIBBS. Prer.
~ st., Union Gutp services to morrow The lev
samuel Cocord viii preach al i0;45 A. N. Subject :
The Harvest" the Rev. WIN. $. RAlnsfOrd, lately
preacher Ia the Cathedral Norwich Eng and, al $3.50 y
~, his last eunday sew YORK. Singing morning
afternoon Chas. l.. Gum and choir Uf 200 voices
seat free Prayer meeting every Thursday evening at
3Oi ith av near I'D ~. You are Invited.
DROOKLyN 1ABERNACLE.- Rev. I. ewitt
ID 1au.age Will preach morning and evening Al l0jt
and ~ O'Clock
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Aors,s, darriae,s, &t.
dtas.

TEA AID COFFEE dealers. hoih city ana com.
uy, Nll nni II greatly 10 Their adv intage to cail
uh"h us before purchasing elsewhere, Great birg ms
"n,iei r sannle tsa, 2nc, pei p und japan Tea Boo;
Anu'nr ao.',cu MaracalnQ coHer, -5c. PEI pound.
anu 'oiiee 81; "a Water st, corner Futon.
AMBROSE DuNLENEi a co Piulrlttlfs
JonS e. MERwiS, Manager.
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Soti,ip Aotlt,s.

TINHR quarterly meeting OF the n. Y. p. j. H. D. so.
i clev VIII be held on SATURDAY evening Oct y at
their hall, 3s7 Bowery. n o'clock roh call ats all
memDers are rtquest"d % att end. .
PATRIOE BALTE. Rec. seo JOHN PERRIN, Pre-.
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Wlnnito-
A T. STEWART 4 co. WANT

A T. STEWART a. co. WANT
FIRST. CLASS DREssNAKERs.
FIRsT.CLAss CLOAK MAKERS.
FIRST GLASS BMBROiDERER3 ON FLANNBL9
PHYSICIANS LACE WORKERS. Also,
FIRsTCLAB3 OPERATORS on WHEELER WILL
Son machines, run By power
Apply at 9th IT. entrance before o O'Clock A. NJ.
broadway and 9th st.
A -50FxPERIENCED drawers hands wan cd
IN on wIE LAK fIma e E So,s S,yen
AT,seosss ~ GREENE er1 On 6, s, ssi'a
A GIRI.to COOK, W ,sh and iron, at iss West ialh
n ST. tween aud 10 A. NJ, CT reference
(MPrNi,sSHhKs wanted good prices and steady
EXpEKItN,rED ie!t sk ~ hands come prepared
tUNN1NGdAM 4 CO. IA Lispenard st
EEATnEmS;- prcp 'r,rs and sewer wanted good
p sic ieaihers 20 d wage S,d ' fe smart erls
taken to learn. Apply a, ilXiLES's. 100 Prince st,
Coon ts"fY i;Hl9c hoo %s., uon.o0
GI"Lwsitco II bottle machine OIL Gall after 10.
W Locke Oh Co. 73s 1stav
nPtRATOws wanted on nne suspend'rs at the
~ onincn,"i manufacturing cos, ii6 Frank IN 1t.
Os,,miCii fEArHtk-.-oood sewers wanted
Nhousci sieidS wore ami warm rooms Tor winter.
Apply for two weeks iOi Last sth n.
SEND 10 cents for 10 nunDers OF the urconbsck
- paper. True Republic. - P.rkrOw
WANTED Young girls for EASY sewing work
w also a tidy sir tor Hight hOuacwofk, rs
Madame L. :. sMI1z. III West 39th At.
NNANTFp-A 10 ID Prote .tant Girl "a COOK; refer.
w require Inquire IN the restaurant ~ 9th av.
wv NNTED-L dy y ents - sell he Eureka Button
w Fastener. ". l.. URANN, 81 Fulton st.. \. Y.
WANTrp-An eSoerlen,ca nal,onhole maker on
w the American machu". 100 BROADWAY. I'd moor.
WANTED Experienced npishcrr on coaks steady
w work ana ROOd pay 400 Broadway,2 moor
XVANTED-Ha sewers, AZ ~ PARK place.
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I(EFOR VI

Alta MEETING OF the Tiden and Iienlricks
N ASSOCIATION OF the seventeenth Assembly District
Of the Tweutysecond Ward II mOvea and seconded
that they announce VIM joyce ne candidate for Alder
man Of the Iwenty.sccOnd Ward They hod tneir meet
ngs At Mr.. HILLS, corner OF 4pth 81. ana lith av.
ATA MEETING. held Thursday nshi of the ". j.
"A Mead Democratic Association OF the Twcnticth
Assembly District, Hon. Joseph j. O'Dolohue was
unanimously endorsed for Mayor OF the CITY Of New
YORK.
(AMPAI:N CAPS. as TO SIS per hundred; belts
~ dol shirts ana lCsets, ~ to tl2 per do1 a.. &c.
ANDERSON Al MES. 100 Grand ST.. New YorS.
rI'IIDE> Tho acknow edged best stce plate por.
TRAIT Of the next President Tor sale price 25c. can
yasscrs wanted, liberal discount To agrns. Atlantic
Publishing and Engr y TX COMPANY, lil Fulton It,.
New lork city. aud 1893 18th ST.. South Brooklyn.
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lainis. Oils. d.

DRlCES REDICED.-MIo ralh', I,ndy for
u use, DC totl per gsilon hog itu 1u4 Amercan
roof pant, 40c AID 5lc gallon uunp4 iutee0 oil.
Doc. gallon. 10 Maiden lane
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Hroposals.

DEOPOsAls VIII be reccyel upto pee 1870.
i by the trustees OF the New YORK And bO1kyn
Bridge, st their ONCE. q wafer st., Broosyn, \. "a
Tor the msnuscture and delivery Of SiOJ net tons Of
NO galvanized steel o able wire, to De usel In ths
construction OF the main cable, ~ the kAst River sus
pension Bridge Printed specincstons eontening full
Information VIII be furnished upoh application TO thu
0thCe. MA kQkbLlNQ, CLsf kpgiaeer.
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Sinauial

DO<DHOLDER- Of the Bleecker a.. Railroad
ID The bleecker II. and Fulton Ferry Rnlroa Com
PAM nave made arrangements with the twenty tnrd
st. Railway Company to hereafter pay the interest on
their bonds. The bondhole rs Of the Blocker ST.
RAJ road who have not already delivered their ponds
e requested To 40 without further del v TO the
StuNyesant safe Deposit Company. corner OF 9Th It,
3d ay. for the purpose 4 receiving the additional
coupons and participating In the addition 'cury.
GEO. II. INGERSOLI. Seer etary.
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Auttlon ttUtltes.
Aut,Is.

GRANT HOUSE, as New Bowery ladies' en-
m trance t8i clean double and single rooms price.
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q b, duri,
arp @ouos.

hRN GOODS AT OLD TIME PRICES.
L Specll 'tle- IN nannels blankets anu underwear
Yard wide uuhleachrd muslin, bc, per yard M.
CLOCK BOYD formerly LAMBERTS,
b2d Greenwich 81. aud 9th It,, Morrlsania.
l. FEP'S patent party-mane dress snlrts the very
IN best for 81 be- finished easily hemming
a handkerchief. 57l nroAdway, anu O2l Arcn ST. PM,
Adcipha,
% AAn NA,tD~ damaged unhl,achcd muslius
~. VJU froil IN late nrc IN Duane IT. fur sale
very cheap WM MATHEWS, a tathnrine n.
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SaUlnss SanRs.

SixpkNNy 7AHiNGSS Bank. broadway and
from 10 A. Nj tosP NJ Five cens to o. 600 received.
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CmAND AMATETR REGATrN on Green:

VI wood Lake Orange county, \. Y. FRIDAY. oct. o.
and SATURDAY.. Oct. Z. Monte air Greenwood Lake
RAILWAY. Special trains will ave Pennsyyana de DOT,
foot Of Coraudt and DesbrOsses sts $50 A. NJ. 1920
A. NJ. IL A. NJ Returning will leave Immediately after
nj
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STEAMBOATS, uuo RailroaoA
AGREAT REDUCTION or FARE BY

PEOPLES LINE 10 ALBANY.
Frstrliss passage only ti AZ or oct. l.
HUDSON RIVER ny MOONLIGHT.
Centennial visitors enjoy yes Of the best and
most magnificent scenery OF the H. hi ,nds the Hud.
son by travelling on the
PEOPLES LINE
OF elegant and comnOduus boats passing West Point
and all of Interest early In the evening"
necne Albany with morning trains for Chicago aud
all points north aud west.
Boats leave daily Sunday excepted at eP ~. from
Pier Al n H. near \ nnsylyanlA Raro I'd Pier IN New
YOrK Re usr HUDSON River Railru ad
passage and stateroom berths. staterooms warmed
by 4eam. Meals on tue European plan.
Centennial p1cursiou tickets good other lines to
Albany will be taken Il passage.
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YoaI. fltMJNIJ.

yOlt fnMjVu,
I,UR>ITURE, - CARPETS.
BEDDING,
AT oFARRELL's, 40 EIGHTH Az.
Between jitn AMI alst SIS
PAYMENTS TAKEN weekly Or MONTHLY.
EIRNITURE, CARPETS. BEDDING. and
L owes soil AZ lowest cash prices weekly
monthly payments, no additional charge time sales
j. LYNCH. 3Oi Eighth avenue.
between 2hth Hnd 2Bth sts.
I,OR -ALE-A nice oct OF furniture, reason. de.
Gu. GRACUssE. $50 West $50 81.
UIRNITIKE, carpets, bedding. &c, on weekly or
Il monthly payments. OFARkkLL's, 1917 Bowery.
coon second hand and msnt csrpet., all sizes oil
~ cloths &C. very cheap, at the Old place. liz Full
ton e. Price list sent free. NJ j. Kendall.
WEEKLY AND MONTHLY PAYMENTS
mense stock ana prices
COwPERIIiWAIT co.'s 1856 Chathamn
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[ meeting Nth Dsnhury, Sorwalx and New Haven
Railroads Dy steamer AMERlCUS. daily SUNDAYS
exceptedl fr I'M JEWELS docg. Brooklyn, $50 Z. NJ;
PIER 81 East rlver 2t5 p NJ. aud foot OF $50 ST. East
rivrr, at T. NJ Fare, IS cents. Excursion ckets so
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A LBANY AND Troy ny pay BOAT-

a. Pier at $40, and 2ih st. 1t $50 A. ". Landing at
NvacS snd Tirrytown 10y ierry boaD West Point,
Ncwburgn POughkeepsie, Rhlneoeck, CatsKill, and
Hudson Connections az Albany wit new train at \
7. for the West over New YORK Central. arriving at
Buffalo 7:lO Suspension BndRe $40, aud Niagara lie
at .; - the following morning. Continuous trains on
Lake Shore and Cana Southern roads To West Point
and Newburgn ana return. same day. 81. Poughkeep-
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NtPT. POST has new crop OF horseradish ana
" pickles the nrst IN the market, wants let tho
3Iay.
INVOICES legally anu quietly obtained for To-
- compatibility. sc residence unnecessary. Fec
aftcr decreri ~ ars' experience. A. GOODRICH
Auy atLtw. l2i Dearborn 81, Chicago. IN.
INVOICES quietly for imcOmpatb.lity, &c, any.
IL where, pay when secured
AlnerlnAn L AnnucE Il
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A -HORTO>'~ ICE CREAM VI, made from pure
N cream Chuf thrS Iair-. festivities &c 2br. Der
quart. 3u5 an -6i broadway, ani 10 Chatham st.
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- IN ~ LINN w. STt vi Elk = ----
- TO GLASGOW, BELFAST aud LONDONDERRY.
From Pier ~, TOO OF Canal IT.. y. II.
STATE Of PrNNsYLvANiA, Thursiay. oct 8.
STATE OF VIRGINIA. Thurs sy, OCT. 10.
= loon ard caOln passs e. at lowest ratcs.
AUSTIN BALDWIN a co AGENTS, ~ Broadway
steerags tickets at IS liroauway, aud at Company
q ana At
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dllanttO malts.

%. irtnfiual nice NOrth IL n ~
or 13 East 3uth It,, New YORK
A GENTS and / rye DEALERS wanted TO sell our
~ nne grade TEAS to families, restaurants. and no
tells All goods guaranteed ami terms most LIBERAL.
Pure COFFkES aspeci.lt Cedar a. and iSi Pearl st.
Wilmington journal., 1876-01-21
Pra0ks OF 4 DisOrdereG siyer.

A ot*Ordcred lv-r phys sat pr.Tks ~th th-
digestive organs. the bowels, the kilneys and
the bl BOD, ard inficts ni"ite variety CT
IN pleasant sy m rtone upon its unfortunate pos
SCISSOR, among which may be men ioned yellow
me- of the SKIN and whites of the yes firrei
tong1e, nausea he adache, verfig0 PAIN in the
+ "afs, side an stomach. dro wsvueSs b day and
unrest by night, difficult evacuation. and even
lrcifation o tbs b ladder anT ure Ii. HOslet-
ter'S tomach !sir+rs q s9ipline the rebf lliou
organ, ard o'viat> bi!lou ma 1Ifes ations M gre
apd| V and cer.a .aiu!v th.n anvthing else and
are far more agreeable n I'd infinitely whole
somar than III. violent evscuants wi Ii which
hr bilious otteI. persecu.a their unfortun ate
bowels ana stomach. under the mistaken i'm
ailnton that they are Jegu ating their ivers
1spre-1w
Wilmington journal., 1876-01-21
DEVA A En- black aE Kiveri IN Sampson

DEVArE-On Black River, in Sampson
coG"ty, g, Jan. 1st, 1876, Mrs. ELIZA A.
DEvANE, aged CA wears.
The dec .a=ad leaves three clil tren AMI sew
era gr4ndchIidren, to mourn her death The
entire community join the family in regret
ting the loss of one " hon have all learned
to love.
Mrs. Devane eua!lv kind and ten
der mother, and yet his nierness was blend
ell will tir mne's and Ci'rr tiGn n the de 9TH
of her Ii husba d. which occur: ed " he n her chill
dren ~ary yorn y-th- c'l4' ~, OF the train
Jog and Cduc i''"r OF flIe chiI frtn ,ies oI y.st
ap h:r. Ia his ask she s owe her--lf
exLraor binary nan-rOsSessing not only
unpsIal intel. ctual end duwmeuts, but those
oral na!ites hich give elevation, Ii and
gpity TO the soul. These lessons she ever
sought to engraft UIon the hearts of her be-
tved child TO II by pre- 'ept and example.
"There was rot grand inspiring tn ought,
There was not a truth by wisdom taught,
Tere N vt q fee Jig pure and high,
Tdat could not be read in b at mothers eTe.'
| Mrs Devane had been m4nyyssrs a mem Der
| O he Baptist ch1rch. She emp ary
| Chri tian, ShOwng by = Got-fke walk and hOls y
| conversat that Sh6 haf boon with hrist
Her Christ hight had IL ever shone bright er
than during the long and severe sickness that
preceded her death. Every one who came by
her beds de must have been impressed with
| her atihnce, Christ-iike submE sion, end the
| soothing iT,f Ience OF religion upon her heart
| "'I religion must supply
Sold comfort when die"
| LIZ her death the cotamuaity has lost gOOC
| nsiyubor, the family u tender moiha' and wist
.oursPllor, and nn= OF the brightest stars or TIRE
| Church ia this sectiOu has gone do Wn to ut
| more until III resnrcecti' N morn
Wilmington journal., 1876-01-21

Ger Rosa, 249 tons. Hofzch;,,
Bristol. Dec Z. ilo'
Rr Ra1'HHueatine Hnea Edmund, Richardson
Fear No' Not liverpool, Dec 81.
jan: 2. LhVerpooi, sailed
Br-Barquentine. Rrt,,
"a so ''hS' Erl'ksen, Lverpiol, sld Dec
erick, sid Dec. II. 7'onS' Moiler. Ldm-
BRIGS.
oer-F W Fisher. - tons. Mao+1
Bird geport, sid Dec. 1T
a,; aeiene. eNor: } Gundersen. ;,asaou
sailed for Smithville. o1Asgow.
br-Nancy Holt 318 tons Swan
erpool, sid Dec 4. ' OVAL Lhv-
NMana' Nor. } Larsen, Antvep. ian *
Nor-Typhon. - tons :fann!ao IAN 10
Bordeaux. sid Dec. II. es'en'
Nor-Vulture, - tons. Filertsou
Bordeaux sid Dec. 16. ''en'
destination from Port
OF Wilmington, N. C.
BARQUEs.
DAD nePnend' sn (Ger.) Beading, LIVERPOOL,
Gazeilen, (Ger,) Petersen. G,.sc
DEC. IL; In port Dec. 25. Glasgow
German hermann. Ger } Heinrich, Oestericb
m Kobe be (Nor.) Taraldsen. Antwern
Da0 Myaheer, ah Caer.) sagert, Glasgow.
m Najaden. (Nor) Halversen. G,asoou
DEC 8; In port Dec 25. "ssow'
Deo Mo550oPrlmus. o. Nielsen, Livernoo,
i.s St Olaf. Nor.) Haszel, Antvern
ndo Premier, en- tBr.) White 1dvernoo,
nSd SGdegsooRibnitz, % Brestwurst. Granton
BRIGS.
Dolphin, Br.) Stuart Bristo, ion
ID nrmEVa oo Parker, Slocum. Liverno..' no. -
Ger Neponset, strout. a,.sa
Dec ~; dis. January 5. so"'
% 0'efhng, (Br.) Bukler, London Dec
W. Venus, Mort Andersen, London
Wilmington journal., 1876-01-21

Br-Apollo, 1875 tons, Millikin,
Tloading.l Alex Sprunt & Son.
Nor-Arnevig, 284 tons, Arntsen,
| Nor-Chatham, 3aa tons, schirod,
[dis.l RE Heide.
| Ger-Emilie, 414 tons, Lange,
(dis.) E Peschau & W0stermann
Br barkantine Florence Margaret, 292
tons, (dis.) Corner Wick & Mebane.
Nor-Freidig, $50 tons, Andersen,
(dis.) r E Heide.
Br-aope, 251 tons, Fries.
(dis.) Alex Srunt & Son.
Ger-Heinrich Rodbertus, ,346t's, Kroe-
ger, (dis0 E Peschau & Westermann.
Ger-Helene, 339 tons, Fack,
(dis.) E PescEau &c WesteTmann.
Ger-Julius. 293 tons, Frenck,
dis. e Pesehau & Westermann.
Ger-Juno, Alt tons, Lindt,
Qoading. )E Peschau & Westermann.
Nor-Leif, 296 tons, Marcussen,
waiting. Alex Sprunt & Son.
Ger Lydia Peschau, 400 tons, Fechter
(dis.) E Peschau & Westermann.
Ger bsrquentine Medusa, 366 tons,
Siedeberg, (dis.) Tiffany Wendt,
Bierwirth, New York.
Knudsen, (dis,1 % R o E HaIls'
Nor-Otilia, 295 tons, Thorsen, il
Qoading.) G G Barker & Co.
Ger-shanghai, 800 tons, Nauschuetz,
Qoading0 Wick & Mebane.
(waiting.) R E Heide.
[loading.) Alex Sprunt & Son.
Nor-Titania, 262 tons, Hansen,
Br~Vick ( Mebane, 2ee tons, to s. White. 7te
sides, Qoading.) Wick & Mebane.
BRIGS.
Nor-Anna. 257 tons, Jorgensen,
(waitiDg.) r E Heide.
Ger-Benigsen, 29S tons, Raster,
[dis. E. Peschau & Westermann.
Ger-OIara, $50 tons, Dillwitz,
[dic. E Peschau & Westermanp.
Ger-Die Peene, $50 tons, Fehlhaber,
(dis.) E Peschau & Westermann.
Sw-Delphin, 2O2 tons, Amman,
[dis. r E Heide.
Ger-Fanchon, $50 tons. Voss,
(dis.) E Peschau & Westermann.
Ger-Freude, 271 tons, Braun,
(dis) E Pesehau & Westermann.
Nor-Fido, 21O tons, Thorsen.
(waiting.) RE Heide.
Swd-Framat. 251 tons, Eckman,
loading r F Heide.
Nor-Fredrikseen, 3O6 tons, Larsen,
loading. DeRosset & Co.
Ger-G @ Michels, $50 tons, Diuwiltz,
Coading.)E Peschau & Westermann.
N Showers, 244 tons. Showers,
(dis) Master.
226 tons, WohI,
waiting. r E Heide.
Nor-Triton, 225 tons, Jacobsen.
dis. r E Heide.
256 tons, Hartvigsen,
(repairing.) r E Heide.
SCHOONERs.
Charley Bucki, 242 tons, Bagley,
(repairing. G G. Barker & Co
Donna Anna, 125 tons, Whaley,
(dis.) Worth & Worth.
Emily A Bartle, 214 tons, Smith.
(dis.) Harriss & Howell.
Emma @. Babcock, 228 tons, Babcock.
(dis. J A Springer.
(dis.) Jos H Neff.
Kate Collins, 2s5 tons. Mathews,
(dis.) Harriss & Howell.
Lena stoer, $50 tons, seavey,
L F warren, 400 tons, Thomson,
loading Northrop & Cumming.
Sidney @. Tyler, 296 tons, Barret,
(waiting. Harriss & Howell.
Vesta 96 tons, -,
Laid up G G Barker & Co.
VIM. Jones, 312 tons, Robinson,
(dis) w & WRR.
Wilmington journal., 1876-01-21
More of ssr. Jones, JnIVcraas Sue
cess-AnOtAcr Delicate Surgical
Operation.

FOR twenty-five years my eyes have
been deformed and very crooked. I
came to DIR. j )ncs, ycs' erday. who by
a dcl1cate. but very skil'fn!. operation,
has made my eyes straight and perfect.
l feel very grateful 10 him and recon
mend him as a skillful and reliable sur
geon. SIMON FLEI- -HMAN.
[ I'm clerk with s. Cohen, mer-
chant in Americas, Ia.
l was present at this operation, and
testify to the truth OF the above state
ment. CHAs WATCHED
Clothing merchant in Browns Hotel
Block, Macon, Ga.
DR.. Jones is curing the nffi icted and
operating on the deformed at the
Humphrey House, where he remains
until February 2nd. janis d&w-1
Wilmington journal., 1876-01-21
EXPO IkCS.

COASTwIsE.
New YORK steamship Renefactor-
40 bales cotton, 800 bbIs tar, 800 bhis
spirits turpentine, IL bales shooting,
2O7 bushels peanuts. 25 boxes cheesr,
7 bbls eggs, 2 bales hides, 9 pkgs furs,
hhos bones, 8 hhgs bottles, pkgs
mds'
BALTrMoRE.-Steams RA-igh -
247 bales cotton. As bales yarn, 80
empty kegs, 6 bdls leather. IS cases
tar. 459 bbls rosin, 229 casks spirits.
% bnles warp, 81 bags dried fruit. Al
bbls dried fruit, 2 bags wool, IL pkgs
mdse, bale sheetinQ, hbl beesw~x, l
bbls roots and he. bs, l6 bdls hides,
125 lbs ores and metals, bales rags.
JOG bhls tar. 400 bushels peanuts.
%NEwYoRK-SteamshipP Panther-643
bales cotton, $50 casks spirits turpen-
tue, 700 bhls rosin, $50 pckgs shocks.
33 bales sheeting, 19 bbls eggs, IL
pckga tallow, IA bales rags, 2 bales
hides. l Lbl wax. 127 bushels peanuts.
pckgs mdse. II tubs butter.
FOREIGN.
TRIESTE AUSTRIA - Br brig Alice
Ada, 744 bbls rosir.
BRISTOL, t.NG--Br brig Economy
1000 bbls spirits turpentine, 2. Asa
| bbls rosin.
PORT AU PRINCE. George and
Emily-100. 600 feet lumber.
BARBADoEs.-Schr Speedwell-20O,
| 900 feet lumber.
STErTN.-Ger bark Sonnabend-3
57S bbls rosin.
LoNDoN-Ncr brig zavia, 2, 134 bbl
rosin.
HULL-Nor brig Hilding-1.OOObbl
rosiu, 100 bbls spirits turpentine
], ,234 bbls tar.
GLAsGow-Ger bark Ceres - $50
bbls rosin.
Wilmington journal., 1876-01-21
r Il " I E w
OF TPE
WILMINGTON MARKETS.
FOR TIE
Week Endins Thursday. Noon,
January, l3, 1876.
REMARKS

Naval Stores for the week have ruled
quiet aud steady at our quotations,
with tendency toward lower prices
for Spirits, only checked by the small
receipts. In other articles the receipts
have met with ready sale at qnotal
tions.
Iu Cotton the demand has bsen more
general, aud the ioSer grades hereto
lore reelected have beon sold from
day to day as offered. At the close OF
this report, We note a good demand
with light offerings, particularly for
The high grades, which are in but linn
tied supply. Good lots .wonid meet
with prompt sales.