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The Daily Review. SATURDAY. JANUARY 27, 1863. The Daily Review has thelaryest bona Jidc circulation, of any newspaper published in the city of Wilmington. JSL """" ' . - --,- JL.Ii .11 . vTHK UKXKKAXi ASSKMBLY. SENATK. TWENTY-FIRST DAY. Friday January 26. Mrrajhorn unfavorably.from ju dicary : A bill to bo entitled an act making it profitable to the Stale and respectable for parties to engage in the f a!o of pistols and other deadly wea pons. . Mr Woraack, favorably: A bill to prohibit the sale of spirituous liquor sin tour miles of Mount Oliver Methodist church, in Robeson county. . lr Speight, unfavorably.' Act to re- , peal the purchase tax on liquor, ifr Aieiramlpr. finnrv mniit- favorably: Appropriating 3 10 tthnl!dthniinmnHn hrtanif-n nili9 wick county.. ' , ir T.ju M.it; committee, re nortA fftvcmLhfV r a bill for the relief r,if.iMvi r-rvderane soldlrcs: a bill to allor -crrtl t0 sue on ca11 claims btre they are duc? a-bill to . nmAWthe law of attachment1: a bill to exempt farm ins Implements from tax- - atlon as constitutional dm recommend it do not pass. Mr Boykin. judiciary committee, un- faTorablly: bill to allow justices of i$e peace ana county commissioners io - be elected by the qualified voters of the State; a bill to re-establish county roy ernment and restore self government to the people Bills -were introduced as followes: Mr Whitford, to establish a standard weight for a barrel of pork; by the same, to remeve all license tax upon wines, cordials or liquors : Mr Evans, to regulate the fees of justices of the peace. .Mr Linnoy desired to place himself right oa the bill for the relief of the sheriff of Bladen, and asked that the vote by. which it passed its final read ing yesterday be ro-considcred. He " did not think that relief was needed. The vote was reconsidered, by a voto ayea 41, nays 2. The bill was referred to the committee on finance. Bill for the protection of mechanics and laborers came up on its final read ing. It provides that no property shall be exempt from a lien for werk done uoon it bv anv laborer or artisan: The biU passed its final reading. Bill to amend the charter of the At lantic Coast Railway, passed its final reading. . . JJill to punish the crime oi poisoning, by making it ielony and a penitentiary offense, punishable by imprisonment for not less than four . ruoptb.3 or more than ten years. ; For the bill was offered a substitute by the committee, which also contained a provision that any person convicted oi an assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill, shall be punished by fine or imprisonment in the discretion of the court, or imprisonment in the lcnitentiary not exceeding ten years . . Mr. Lianey's amendment was adoj t ed. The substitute as offered by the iudiciary committee was adopted. The bill passed its second and third read- Dfl!ill providing that lights bo kept burning on the bridges a"bovo Wilming ton. passed. ' . Bill providing that the $25 tax fee shall not be levied on bills incorporating turnpikes and toll bridges over ncn navigable streams, failed to pass. Rcsolntion ot instruction t the Attorney-General, in regard totho holding by the Seaboard Railroad Company of a majority of stock in the Carolina Cen tral Company, instructing him to in vestigate the mattor. Judiciary. Bill to establish a graded school in Lurabcrton school district No 70, pass ed, after remarks by Mr McLean. Bill to change the fiscal year of the . State from September 30 to Xorcm ber 30th. passed its final reading. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. Sir Green, of New Hanover, petition to amend the public school law of 1681. Education. Mr Hayes, of Robeson, introduced the following resolution, and it was adopted under suspension of the rules : Whereas, It is alleged that the Sta- j boaru loauoc naurunu v-uiubh holding a controlling interest in the Carolina Con tral Railroad Company, -by reason? of its having purchase! a majority of the stock of the latter com pany, and whereas there are -grave' doubts whether the aid Seaboard & Roanoke Railroad Company has any authority, under its charier or under the laws of the State, to purchaMJ aud hold said stock, and whereas it ought to be the policy of tho State to encour age competition in railroad traffic and to . prevent the gvovAh of "monopoly power, and especially to prevent the su bordination of Stato raiiroads by other corporations having their termini i other States and run in the interest of foreign cities, therefore - Resolved, That the Attorney General is instructed to examine into the mat ters herein referred to. and if in his opinion thero is reasonable ground Isr bringing an action to test in the proper courts the rights.of the said Seaboard & Rpanoke Railrpad Company to hold stock, and to assert tho rights of the State in the premises. ' The following: bills - were introduced, passed their first reading and were re ferred as follows: Mr Belcher, to make it a misdemean or for contractors net to raf tfscir em ployees. Judiciary Mr Green, of New Hanover, to amend the school law of ISSl. Education. Mr Foe, ia relation to school com mitteemen. Education, Mr Bullock, t incorporate tho North Carolina Colored Christian Conference. Corporations. . f Mr Patrick, to provide for paying of jurors of the Superior Court their per diem in cash. Salaries and fees. Mr Stanford, to facilitate the con-; struction of tho Newbern and Beaufort Mr Williamson, for the btettcr pro tection of estates ot deceased persons. Jndlclary. : t The calendar was taken u and tho r ' ' " t : i 1 1 following bills disposed of as follows: To incorporate ! the supremo council oi tno .nacarces Home Aiding Sc;ety. Passetl third read in z. i To amend the law touching the Sfdac- n or. -women, informally paased ox'r: M v lopay witnesses belore justices of lite peace in criminal cases J Tablet I. I'a-wed its second reading j o cnan-e me name ol the Elizabeth l - !UIT and Norfolk RfU rnnil nnmnntiv i " v onoiK anu 2outiiern Railroad Company. Passed third, read ing. : To make it a signs, notices, &c , passed third read-i Mr Mclx)uf moved to rccbnsi?fitrn hl tJreSolutMrafacs ion to tho AiEornej.l&( judiciary adopted, and to committee Jitobeson.i 1 moved tn Mr Haves. UrfluSk it a joint committee. amend The anV . r601!1"0" was adopts resoiuiion, as nnienu- ; men nuopieu. - i" incorporate iho Centurion Benevo lent Society. Referred. Warner's Cure, v Safe Kidney and Liver STATE news. Toisnot Home: It is with sorrow wo announce the death of Mr l) W Win stead, a prominent and most highly re spected citizen of Nash county, which sad event occurred on Thursday,! the 25th inst., in the 72d year ol his age, at his home, aWout five miles west 4t this piacc. Charlotte Journal: One Prof. Smith. in company with other LXorthern gen tlemen, are now at Harris burg, N. C, training about 25 bird do23 lor parties in New York and Philadelphia.' - The iron bridge across the First Broad, two and a half miles east of Shelby; is a structure which does credit to its build ers, and is referred to j with great pride by the Cleavelandito and Rutherfordo- mans. V .Greensboro Patriot: Kicharj.1 Zeig ler, ot Winston. Passed through! vestcr- day en rcititc to West Point, Ga. Liv ing at that place l tho wile he married wiien he was a slave. Soon atter Ihe marriage she was bought bv a riecro speculator and carried! South, where she has since lived. They have hot seen each other in nearlv fortv years. and it will bo a happy! time with the two old darkies .when they meet. They supposed each other dead until recent ly, when accident discovered each oth er's whereabouts. Correspondence was begun which resulted in a promise ol the wife to return to her first love. She wrote to Richard that she had accumu lated. a very nice little property and had a good home of her own,' but it he pre ferred to live in North Carolina, she woull come back and live with him. ' r , i For tho Uevkfw. lectins: of Citizens. At a meeting ot the citizens of Colum bia township, held on tho25th of Jan. 1883, Owen' Alderman,1 Eiq.j was called to the chair, and Thomas! H; W. I Mc4 Intire was requested to act aiSecretaryJ The Chairman- explained the object of the meeting to be "to take, into 'consid eration the bill before the present Leg islature allowing the county authorities of Pender county to issue; coupon bonds to the amount of $1,200, being in addi tion to $10,000 already- allowed, for the purpose of building a court house and jail." After a general interchange Of sentiment and a fair discussion, the following resolu' ions were adopted with out one dissenting- vote: i j . Resolved, by the tax-payers of Co lumbia township (without regard to party), in meeting assembled, that we are emphatically opposed to the bill be fore our pretext: Legislature, allowing the county authoriiies of Pender to iS'stie coupon Injnds to the amount of i $1,200 for the purpose of building a court house and jail, but willingly sub mit to the former tax ot $10,000 for said purpose, believing it suthcient to that end, it was also , Resolved. That a copy Sof these reso lutions be forwarded to the Wilmington Review, Journal, Star and Fost and one to our Repiesentative in the Legis! latnre. Owen Alderman, Ch'inJ ' T. H. W. McIntire Sec. Commissioner'sSale of Real Estate for Partition. BY VIRTUE AND IN TURfeU ANCifi Or A dcrro of fle mvle on the 6th day of Jan uary. A. IV. 1SS3, by the Snperior Court of the Coifnty of New llauover, fctato of North Caro linn, in a certain bvl"! proceeding pending in mM tonrt, wherein Fa trick Carr and ilary Josephine Carr arc plaintiff anl Lawrence Crr is defendant, the underatffned, the Com missioner, appointed by the aforead decree bi -do in sala cacae, riil sell by pnblic auction, to the higbett bidder at the conrt House door in the citj-of Wilmington, io tho conntv of New Hanorcr amresaid, oo Monday, the 5th da-r of t'ebruary, A. D. 1?S3, at 12 o clock, M, the'fol lowtns: property situated in the; city of Wil friiugton atorcsld : " I i - One piece being oue-fonrth part of lot No. 1, block 210 in plan of ald cit , being the eastero end of aid lot and occopylnpr a space of 06 foot No$tu aim Soiith aud feet 6 inches East and West- - i One lot beginning in the Western line of Mc Rae atreet, at iu intersection with Northern line ot lot No. 4, block 224. running southward ly alocgsaid lino of McRo street nboxttiT feet, thence Vetward!y along the Northern line of lot No. 5, about 50 feet, thence: Northwardly wit tho Campbell line aont tf eet, then e Eastwardlv along the Northern line of kt No. 4, about 00'fcct to the beginning. i One plcca be'ng that poruoa ofl lot No. 5, block 2.'4, King ht of the Cam:lc!l line and Wet of tho Western itnoof McRae street, being the same iiooc or laud which was con veeJ by Samuel It. Hunting andi wife to'Jo hannah Cvrey. '. . ae piece being parts of loU Noa. ! 4 and 5. block 221. !eglnuing ia the Southern line of lot No. of block 224. at the point where said lino Intersect th" Campbell lino, r-'nnung thence isiuthwartllr parallel! with Jjeventu street 1S3 feet to Walnut street.! thence Ka?t vardsr alonsr the Northern Jiae of VTalnat trrect "about i feet" to Mcltae street, thence Northeastwardly along the Western line of Mr Kae street about 10 fett ta its intersection with the CanipbeA line thence Northwestwardly with tbo Camnbell.line about "ISO-feet to the beginning Term Cash. This 6th dar of January, 1SS3. F. II. DAUBY, jan 6-law4w j Commissioner Jno. Wr King, XTrU0Ij6TERER ASU MATTRESSES, the old National Bahk, Corner Frohfand Prin rosa streets. Renovating old Mat tresses. Clea$ lag and Rcrlrlng old ilirnitnre. Cutting and LaylBg Cnrrcu. Give him ar call. .! Chirrch Services To-Morror. St. Jxmtt. Church, corner llarket h4 Thlr? sirecis, lier. a. a. w atoon, O. U. Kector. SoxRR6!m3, January . 28. 1SS3. l'e!eratr t 71 a. m. Mornlnx Fr rer at 11 o'clock. v - St. John's Church, corner Third an-nS CroHS etreeu. atrxiigeiUa& Sundar. - Suu" Prayer &al Holy CoinuinnioB atU Lnj sbool at S.30 p. m. Market and Hrit Roitu m.nwh ..Mr' i; IK. I'AAtnr. Fifth street. Iter. J. I:. services at 11 a. .... .. .v", --. Sunday School nt 9 xTayer meeting Tanra m., and at Tlj p,- day night t 7 Lutheran Church, corner of St, raorrket strceis. Rev. F. VT.- E. Fes Slxth aator. English serrices at 11 a, m. chau-n services at 7 39 o'clock, p. to. fcun- Up-rtch olat3p m. lf.traus, Sunt. Second Presbrrria Church, corner of Fourth and Campbell streets. Ser. C M. Saync, Pastor. Usual serricea conducted b; le Pa tor at 11 a. m.. and 74 p." m. Sabbat School 3 p. m. Prayer Meeting Wednesday at 7 p. ra. seats fiee. First P'resbyteTian Church, corner Third and Orange streets, lie v. Jotfeyu K. Wilson, J). l., Pastor. Service at 11 . in., and 7V$ p. m. Sabbath school at 3 y. in. Lectun lliursay night at 71 p. in. St Thomas I'ro Cathedral. First Mass at 1 a m.l Second Mass at 10 a. m. Vespers and Benediction at 5 o'clock p m . Daily Mass at 60 Am. , I " St.' Paul's Episcopal Church, corner f Fourth and Orange streets. Kov. T. M. Am bler, Rector. Morning Prayer at 11 o'clock; Evening Prayer at 8 o clock ; Sunday school at Si o'clock. Seats free. Front Street M. E. Church, South, corner of Front and Walnut street. Rev.f Frank II. Wood, Pastor. Service at 11 a. vi. and 7 p. m. Sabbath school at S p. m., W. M. Parker, snperintend'mt. Prayer meeting and lecture Wednesday evening at S o'clock. Christian Association Tneslay evening after first and third Sabbaths, at b o'clock. Seat free and 6trangers and visitors cordially invited. Fifth Street M. E. Churoh, between Nun and Church streets, Rev. T. Page Ricaud, Pastor. Services at 11 a. m. and 7 p. m. ; Class meet ing at S p. ro. ; Prayer meeting Thursday even lng at 7s o'clock. Second Baptist Church, on Sixth, be twee a Church hnd Castle streets. . Rev. J. P. King, rastor. Services at 11 a. m. and 8 p.m. Sun Prayer meeting every day School at 9 a. m. Tuesaay night. ' ; Christ Church (CongregationailsDNnji street, between Sixth and Seventh. Rev. D. D. Dodge, minister. Preaching services at 11 o'clock, a. m. and 8 o'clock, p. m. Pastor's Bible Class at 12.16. p. m. Prayer and Praia meeting, Wednesday, s o'clock, p. m. Snnday School, 3 o'clock, p. m.. in Memorial Hall, corner 7th and Nun eta. I COAIMKUClAli NEWS. WILMINGTON MARKET. January 274 P. M. SPIRITS TURPENTINE Quoted strong at 60 cejits bM. Sales of 500 casks at 504 cent?. . ROSIN Quoted firm at $I.32 for Strained and $1,374 for Good Strained with sales a3 offered. x TAR Quoted llrmat $1.80 per bbl of 280 lbs. CRUDE TURPENTINE-rNo offi ciaPquotations. Saies of receipts at 1.50 for Hard and $2.50 for Soft. COTTON Quoted steady. Sales of 100 bales on a basis of 91 cents tor mid dling,. The following are the official quotations : . Good Ordinary... . . Low Middling. . ... iMiddliug Good Middling;... . . ... .8 5-16 .....1)1 ets 95 ... 10 l-is HAII.T RECKnTS. Cotton Spirits Turpentine Rosin....... Tar....--.-- - - Crude Turientine. 582 bales 221 casks 2312 bbls 254 bbls 47 bbls WEEKLY STATEMENT. STOCKS ON HAND JAN. 27, 1883. Cottu ashore, 0.1S9; afloat, 8,884; toiai; 1P,53. . ! Spirits ashore, 1.567; afloat, 4,P14 ; total, 6,511. Rosin ashore. 8t.P29; afloat, ? 1,7 17; total, 105,775 ' Tarashore, 4 . MM) ; n tl at , 75 ; tot al , 3,57-1 Cnale turpentine ashore, 1,079; afloat '4J; 2,008. - ; 1 RECEIPTS FOR WEEK ENTHNU JAN. 27. Cotton, 3,529; spirits, 1,122; rosin. 13, 1 017; Uir, 1,1 1)1; crude, 51-2. ExroKTS von week knding jan 27. DOMESTIC. Cotton. 401); spirits, 424; rosin, 986; tar, 570; crnue, 278. FOREIGN. Cotton, 2,668; spirit3, 500; rosin. 4,953; tar, 2.747. r MARINE NEWS. ARRIVEP. U. 8. mail steamer Minnehaha, bey, Siuithvillc, Master, i Steamer P. Murchison, Smith, ettevHIe. G Yf, Williams & Co. , Bis Fay- CLEARED. f U. S. mail steamer Minnehaha, Bis bey, Sraithvillc, Master. Steamer John Dawson. Shermau, Point Caswell. R. P. PadtQsbu. i Steamer D Murchison, Smith, Fav etteviUc, G. W. Williams & Co. Ger baraue Germania, Aim, T)iidon Patcrson, Downing & Co Nor barque Condor, Nielsen, Ham burg, DeRnsset & Co Nor barque Formica, Jensen, Ham burg, EGBarkci & Co j Schr Alic Hcarn, Pcnnywell, Bal timore. Geo Harriss & Co; eargo by Colville & Co ! . Schr Maggie E Gray. CrOokett, New York, Geo Harriss & Co; cargo by D R Murchison & Co Exports. COASTAVISK. L , Baliimore Schr Alice 1 learn 2Stf,-l 222 It lumber New York Schr Maggie K Gray. 691 bales cotton. 1,000 bhU rosin fokeign. ' ' lyndou Ger barque Germania 3, 193 bbls rosin s Hamburg Nor barque Condor 3, 275 bbls rosin. Nor barque Formica 3,379 bbls rosin Holiday Presents IN EVERY VARUTTY. JEWEL AND Odoi Cases, Cologne Bottlcs,Tollet Sets, Vases, Mirrors, a larg assortment of Toilet Extracts ami Cologne ; also a foil supply ot pure Chem icals and Patent Medicines, can be fonndat both of -my stores. .F. C MILLER, -i Corner Foorth and Son streets. Stores.). ' :"" ... I "Corner Fourth and ITanover ttrcets dec 19 in port Jan. 2o. List ofYei"- S1UGUE3 . - 570 tons, Tliomrscn rmanla, 332 toes. Aim, Br Mersey, 9G3 tons. Nelgcr, . - , K Feschau A Welerniann Dan Elene. 4S1 tons. DahL HeMe & Co Nor Jona, 7Jt tons, PSderben, A Sprout & Sen i ! Nor FormlcarPft tons. Jenaen. 1 I - . - T, :.v- f- r" Ger LdlaPechau. 331 tons. Bremer. E Peschau Jt U estenuann i Xor nans. 4S ton. Frrloksen. O P Mebano Nor Yd'ava, 667 tons. Olson. Ihsidv A Co Sot Titania, 303 tons, Albethscn, Ilei Jc & Co Nor Norden, 261 ton?, Waschol'Jt, OP Mobane Ger Rlbnltz, S70 tons. Fretwurst. 1 . 12 Peschau & Wetrmaun Nor Cordor, 332 toa. Nelisen. Heiie& Co Br David G Worth, 3$7 tons, McDonald, j r Alex Sprunt A Sou . i : - BRIG?.-- ' U - Ital Geromina C, S6i tonsr Canassa, A prunt & Son Dan ?nd of April. 247 tons, Sorensen, ; , Heldo & Co Ger Dcr Wanderer, 230 tons, StruMng. K 'cb.';:i & WeiiWrmann Nor Grmer, 214 ton3, Gorgcnsen, Jleide & Co Swd Slgiid, 20i tons, llemiocksen. iieiue x isO Nor Fred. 2J tons. Thorsen. OP Mebar.e E G Barker & Co Alaska. 523 tons. Halc-row, ! ! SCHOONERS. Alice He-arn. 347 tons. Pencewill. Geo Harriss & Co Sailie Malr. 253 to ?, ITouck, f . Geo Uarriss & Co Messenjrer. 344 tons, Falkner. . 4 EG Barker & Co Sarah Faton, 260 tons, Dlx, Geo Harries & Co AlfaretUi S Snare, 53 tons, Smith, EG Barker & Co Loonesa, 218 tons, Ilunluson, - t 15G Barker & Co Ruth Darling, 203 tons, thipman, . . EG Barker & Co Maggie Abbott, 224 tons, McKeiihaTi, KG Barker & Co Etta MBarterr 272 tons, Barter, i KG Barker & Co Wade Hampton, tons, Sabastian. ) KG Barker & Co Ogucbn, tons, Prince, KG Barker & Co John W Hall, Jr, 93 tons, Mason, Geo Harriss & Co Melissa Trask, 230 tons, Trask, K G Barker Co S 8 Blckmore, 264 tons, Long. . EG Barker & Co Geo S Masts, 441 tons, Henderson, . Geo Harriss & Co Elwood Doron, 235 tons, Warrington, Geo Harriss & Co Maggie E Gray, 403 tons, Crockett, - Geo Harriss & Co IAst of Vessels for this lort. I BARQUES. Nor Hjemmet, tons, Ingemundsen, Liver pool." Jan 22 - t t Nor Abel, 463 tons; Danielson, Antwerp, Dan Alagaard, 425 tons, Antwerp. Ger Atlantic, 399 tons, Schering, Rotterdam, On ICth I Nor Atlantic, 420 tons, Knudsen,' Liverpool, Dec 18th Nor Aukathor, 390 tons, Samuelson, Dublin, Dec 20th i Swd Comcten, 495 tons, Olson, Liverpool, Jan 13 I Ger-Erna, 5S2 Una, Voss, Liverpool, Jan 0th Nor Gunn, 481 tons, Hansen, Antwerp Doc 16 l Nor Ktrsiarer, 429 toae, Olscn, Sables d'Ol onnc, Dec 19 Ger Maria Sophia,1 32S tons, Llgnitz, Ham burg. Oct 11, via PlymouthJec 2, arrived at Cswcs, Dec 5 . Nor Nordcnskjold, 294 tons, Abrahamsen, Hamburg, Dec 14, via Cuxhaven, Dec 17 Nor Ocean, 475 tons, Hanson, Leghorn, Dec Gcr Orion, 332 tons, Clausen, Hamburg. Nov Nor Oscar I r 572 tons, Haagenscn, Live pool, Doc 6 I Nor. Progrees, 419 tons, Neilsen, Bdrdcaux, Dec i Nor Saga, 415 tons, Knudsen, Dublin, Dec 30 Nor St Joseph, 385 tons, Christlanscu, Rot terdam, Dec 19, NIeuwe Waterweg, Deo 31 Nr Signc. 858 tons, Bache. Llverpco', Jan 3 Nor Sigurd Jarl, 435 tons, Olsen, tlasgovr, Jan 6 Nor. Somerset," 310 tons, , Santander, Nov 23 Nor Svend Foyn, 2S1 tons, Berg, Liverpool, iec -a Nor Theedor. 293 tone. Elnersln. Aor vaKitdls, 45 tors, Jchnsen, ttciraat, lie, Nor rin.lbor, S33 tons, Walloo, Liverpool, Dvc 9 - BltlGS. j NurCongalj 332 tons, Danielson,! Svaa&a. uec 2i, via Las Palraas er Hermann Freidrlch, 388 tone,1-NIejah-, xjamourg, qv . ' Npr Leon, j 23l tons, Kileratcn, HatDbui's, JLoc 1 j Nor NotJc, 3TT ton3, OlenJ Liverpool, Jan 2 Br Plsrnal, 812 tone, TTiliLims, Hamburg:, Nov 23 ' , MISCELLANEOUS. For tlie Cure of Coughs, Colds, j JHoarseness, Bronchitis,Crojip, Influ.? enza, Astluna,V,rhcoping Cough, In-I cipientCstiinptionandibrthe rc- iliefofconsurr.Dtive persons in advan- 'ce4 st?gc3 2f the Disease. For Sale j by sH Druggists,--rice, 25 Cents. AJaWtl'l ' IH'.U 'VILE! 11 ' . oct3-tr Commercial Hotel Wilmington, N. C. M. SCHLOSS, Prop. piRSTLASS IK BVERY W F!rt-clas Bar and LOON ATTAPHKI) RESPECT. BILLIARD SA 27 Turpentine Stills a Specialty -pRICES .FOE KETTLES, CAPS, ARMS AND WORMS given on application. Lowest rates of freight U all points South. HART. BATLEY & CO.. Iron Focndry, Mchlr & Copper Works, . ot ISA 17 Sontn Front St., , J" 2 WUmlosfron, N. C. ,ir ...... NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. i 5 Dr. i CLAKlv CURE" ALL IMSEASKS i Y . eva. kin and Blood. .' MllOJOXStertlf to Us aeaey U bealtai tLe Daniel dls.asos, and pronounce it U be the - . . i : . ; ; Laboratory 77 Wet 3d St., New Tor City. Druggists sell it. j KUZABKTHTOWN, NV C ; July 1; 4m Dr Ct. kv.k .lonstos :-Thls certlacs that yonr INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP has given m rcl'ef tot Heart nWase ud Uvcr Complaint. I would not be without It for flvo times lh.vJ BLANKETS ! if yoi: would'. bk ivi: a. isTTLB .- - ) just uttoris QUITE A VARIETY C A TJTT?rr WRKE NEVER CHEAPER IN THIS MARKET, I ' lyAlXJrlVXp i THE PRICES ARBMOYINQ THKM. UNDERWEAR KE'tc' Black and Colored Silks made to order fo tbort nidr. R. CJ1. rwQcirJTIRE. jan 2; The Ftibttc u reqtu.ited carefully to notice tk jea? and enlarged Scheme to be dranu , Monthly I -Capital Prize $75fOOOa Tickets only $5. Shares in pro- portion. Louisiana State Lottery Companv. We do hereby Certify that tet supervise the arranaements for all the Monthly and Semi- Annual Drawing i of Trie Louisiana State Lot tery Company, and tn person manage and con trol the Drawings themselves, and tluti the same are conducted with honestjf, jTafmett, and in good faith toward all parties, and ice author ize the Company to use this certificate, with fac similes of our signatures, attached, in iis aacer h'scments." .- CommisHloners. Incorporated In IMS for S3 years by the Leg- 1 Ls!aturo for Educational and Charitable pur- ' roses with apital of 1,000,000 to whch a res?r'e fund of $550,000 has ginee been ! added. . : v Ry an overrcheluilna: populai vote' Its fran- chibc was mfae a part of the present Stat Constitution adopted December 2d, A. D..1&79. The only Lottery ever voted n tmd endord by the people of any State. J It never scale or postpones. " Its Grand Singlk Number Dkawds-or talc place monthly. A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A K, at New Orleans, Tuesday, February 13, .vww A- VMJt IJ V 4r?4UB Capital Prize, $75,000. 1 00,000 Tickets at Firo dol lars Each. Fractions in Fifths . in proportion.' LIST OF FRIZES. 1 Capital Prize of....... I Capital Prize of 73,006 2A,ooe io,co 12,000 10,000 10, 1000 .20,009 S0,00f 25,000 23,000 ,750' 4,500 I Capital Prize of , Cl r i AAA 2 Prizes of $6,000. 5 Prize of 2,000. 10 Prizes of 20 Prizes of 100 Prizes of 300 Prizes of 500 Prizes of 1000 Prizes of 1,000... i 500.. .; 200.,... 100...,.., - 30....;.... 25......... J) Approximation Prizes of $750. n - , .. ... I boo.-:' 3 " ! " 50. 2.250J 1,967 Prizes, amounting to... .J.'.... $265,900 Application for rates to clubs should only be mado to the office of the Companv In New Or- leans. For further information, write clearly, fir ing f nil address. Send orders by Kxprt. iceelsterca Jxttr. or Tiionev .Order addressed only to . . M. A. DAUPHIN, - New Orleans. IjO. or M. A. DATJPniN. W7 Seventh St., Washington, D. C jan 10-wed-sat-4w-d&w BUTTER! QLLIXEDGE, O LEO MARGA IUN E. ' TEAS, ; 1 . COFFEES, i ' . " A" ' MOLASSES, AO., Ac, 4r.-.tc. For sale at low prks y DeRosset! & Co. loc VJ i t A Seir Stock OF SADDLES, BRIDLES, TRUNKS, Ac-&r.-.t Jut received from the Mannfacturern. Parties in neeti of any, article in my lino would do well to jtlve a call, as 1 &al mw in recei iff Mocti, and celling at low prl for Calu -, j- . : "V ; - ' Manufacturing ssd Repairing done at Short notice- i all at tho old Saddle and Harness Store of J. D. MALLARD, jan 15- ' bo. Front St L J not, life Is sweeping l f bv. ro and dare bo- Ufore you die, some-1 thinr miarhtv and I snbllrae leave behind to conquer time.' $06 a ? week in your wn town. 5 outfit free. No 1 ri?k. Everythine new. Canital not reanh-ed Vo will fimleh you everrthincr ' i . Many ara 1 making fortunes. Ladles make aa much as men. and boys and girl make great pay. Reader, If you want business at which you can make great pay all the, time, write for partial, exs to IL JLUxxctt A Co. , Portland, Maine. B9T I&d&Vt ttm ' v NEW APVERTI9EBIEyT8. J0HJSUiN' Indian Blood Syrup or TttB mvsiaw IJVER, BOWELS, Uj. BEST REMEDY KNOWN TO MAN. tniAUANTEED TO CURE UTSPEP3XA, . Agents Wanted I BLAWCCETSI suiteb call and see us.y -o- FRtiraEs , received. Buttons! Button g OF STYLES JUST IN. Happy Wew Year. I I .1 TO MY FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS 1 Thank for their liberal patrwungi), a coao- uauce of which I shall always eodeaver tl L serve. WINTER GOODS 8J2IXIXG OtF LOW TO SLXKX 1UXM FOB SPRING STOCK ! FULU ASSORTMENT OP SEA i v t tSONABLK I iStapleand Fancy Dry Goods, W0bdCXO?E C3-003DS, AND EMBROIDERIES, Corsets and Hosiery. AtWATB OS HAND. ill. TJ3. CtATZ, 36 rjarlcet Street. . fan 1 , . j (st Moore" Candv. QUR STOCK TUOTjGII DEPLETED dur ing Xmas . wwk U at;aln replenished wltn complete assortment made thta week. have also added several now varieties, inclo4 . . -. i . I i ng ebrystallzed Figs, Dates, Prunes ad Crea : - i j I' ' Almonds, Cuba Roney Comb. h We are. also; prepared to oral jb ! dealer with freh mado Stick Candy every day, the best quality. Also, a full aasortment of ':.!..! . - ... . . - " .. I FANCY CANDIES, which afford large profit and Insure quV-k wiles. ; - - - v -.. I . .- APPLES, ORA N3ES.- COCOANUTS. BAN as ASr ?trr. figs, RArsiNs. and otlter fruit os rant at Wholesale and Retail! With m&ay thanks for the very flat'ertog patronage we have received from tbe opeateg cntiljTxrw, we wUh all a Happy JCew Year jj E. T. MOORE & CO. deed F. P. JONES LINTON, N. C., ATTORNEY AifD fu seUor-atLa w. Will practice In any part ' he8tete. Spelajjattentlon rlren to'ib?1' ctlon ox eUlma, - . sept HHJ