The Da i I y Rey i e w .
rDrcTT $15,000.
MOKDAY. APRLfi 2. 1883.
Ticket No. 8.561 drew tho S 15.000
prize in the last monthly i drawinc of
The Louisiana State Lottery, and tho
Allentown papers say the ticket is held
by J.'AIIen Schaeffer. a bookseller and
The Daily Bevitto has the largest J a. wcll-kno.wn business man on Seventh
. bona fide circulation, of any newspaper I street, that city, who invested a dollar
received
pMishcd.in the city QfWilmin&n g
Schaeffer
STATE NEWS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Wanted,
situation as clerk ok sales-
man In a mercantile house.
! Long experience In' Dry Good -and Grocer
ies. Can give excellent reference. - . .
Address ; U. J. G.,
; men 30-lw Review Office.
and allhi3 fortune
which, thus far, ho
Newbern Nut Siell: There is Always
more or less railroad news floating on
air now-a-days. TheJatestis that "A
Goldsboro syndicate (of business men )
" to lease tho Atlantic ltoad and to pur
chase tho Midland toSmithficld, with a
ricw of extending it to Faycttovillc, is
'being talked of."
Goldsboro Bulletin: The ground
jrork for the new Methodist church is
being laid by Messrs -Barrett & Ful
rhnm. The have the contract for the
brick work, and showed us the plan of will be placed
the buildinx. It will be one of tho finest basis "
edifices of tha kind in the State, if com
' pleted according to the plan. The iront
and north sides will bo laid with press
ed brick, in putty .
Beaufort Telephone: The 'whaling
crew at Shackelford's .Uanks struck a
bonanzo on Friday last. A school of
. black-fish or cow-fish, .averaging about
10 feet In length, came inside tho harbor
and were chased ashore on tho banks.
. ten of them being caught. The blubber
was soon stripped from them, and the
process of manufacture of oil com
raeaced. -
Tarboro Guide: Rev. Dr. J. W.
Ilufirham and Eey. Mr. Monday, of the
Missionary Baptist church, will begin a
series of meetings in the Baptist church
at this place on Monday night, the 2d
day of April. Lieutenants Station
and Paris will give a barbecuo to the
timbers of - the Edgecombe Guards
next Thurdav. on the Fair Ground. A
' good time is anticipated. This reunion
will bo one step towards a reorganiza
tion ot the corps.
'- Salisbury Examiner A strange mal
ady has attacked the horses hereabouts.
While the Rev. Mr. Stiekly was riding
oat the other day. his horse, a fine
healthy animal, seemed suddenly to get
fllCS, giving way iu umu- jjuita,
aweatlng profusely and trembling as if
with & hard chill. With difficulty Mr.
Stickley succeed in leading the horse
back to the stablo where it lay for
nearly a week being unable to stand
upon its hind legs when set upon its
feet, yet showing a ravenous appetite.
Another horse similarly attacked was
drenched with a quart of whiskey and
thirty grains of quinine, and it is set
ting well. ,
Wilson Btflingsi Mr. Clark, who
laid at deaths door for so long a time,
" is Op and oot again to tho delight of his
many friends. While Miss Sbsie
Price, whose mother is living on the
plantation of Miss Zillah Edmdndson,
was preparing dinner a' lew days asro,
her clothes caught fire and belore the
flames could be extinguished she was
burned in a most shocking manner.
She la alive but there is no hope of her
Tecovery. un j? naay mgnc, aDoui.
0 o.clock, while Paul Bunn was passing
through the horse 10c ot mase xuiouus,
be walked into a well t about 20 feet
-His cries for help attracted the
attention of some negroes living adja-
nt thereto, who came and rescued
Wm from his waterv prison. He came
out not hurt, but wet arid very wet.
Charlotte Journal-Observer: A run
away accident, strikingly similar to the
one that nappenea 10 iicue x ram. ou
till, near this city, a; few weeks ago,
eermrred Yesterday at Tee Dee Station,
n tha Carolina Central Railroad. The
vfctim was a small neirro boy. His
fthi hA Von -nlonflrhinsr in a field.
'and at dinner time put tho boy on the
ranl to ride to tho house. The mule
became frightened from some unkown
. cacsa and darted away. Tho boy was
thrown from the mule's back, but in
tall In r his foot became caught in the
' trace chains, and he was dragged across
the field for nearly a quarter of a mile
before the mnle could bo stopped. The
littla fellow was unconscious when his
fot was disenc3fred from the chain.
and the dootor, who examined his
wounds, found that they wero of a na-
ji.it f 1,
tare so serious as u auunu ui uu uva
of the boy's recovery, giving the opiu
iod.that he had but a few hours to live.
Charlotte Journal: Mr. A. M. Gil
xacrv of Gaffney City, a wagon and
beggy manufacturer who has a live
trade in this city, lost all of his build
ings and stock of wagons by fire a few
nights since. He was. fully insured.
The number of mortgages made.by
the people of this county during, the
month just closed is something aston-
l-hincr. An linvestiffatjon of tho bool
In the office of the Register of Deeds
shows the total number recorded during
If arch to be 463. lho heaviest
and largest bale of cotton ever made in
tMa State was received at the Carolina
rvntral denot vesterdav afternoon. It
took an extra number of hands to get
the bale on the scales, ana then the
weights had to bo piled on until the
balance was struck, when the exact
weight of the bale was found to be 1.
CS3 pounds. The bale was packed at
the press ot Mr. Garibaldi in thi3 city
and the press that did the work was
xaade by Capt. John Wilkes.
his first information thron?h tho news.
papers, which published tho - numbers
winning prizes on Wednesday.
The Bern says: "This is 'probably
the best investment ho ver made. We
have heard of no one yet who begrudges
him the bonanza which ho has sudden
ly acquired, only most' people regret
er Beer.
mat iney arc not privileged j to enjoy a
like fortune. Mr. Scbaefier has perse
vered and struggled in his business,
frequently against adverse ; circumstan
ces, but ho kept pushing along and suc
ceeded iu building up a I ! prosperous
trade, which, with a little more capital,
on a very substantial
! ...ill 1
It is probable that the; good "luck of
the Allentown man willhavd the effect
of stirring up the interesfciin The Louis
iana State Lottery already felt in this
vicinity. We frequently hear of smail
cains, and these have kept alive the
desire on the part of many to invest.
Such a prize, as that drawn 'by Mr-
bohaeuer will givo a new impetus to
business. Whatever may be the
objectionable, principles j of a lottery,
whatever a man wins ou a Louisiana
State Lottery ticket he i4 as sure- to get
in iuii a3 rne easn on a cood check ou
good bank. -Easton
March 16.
gERGNEK & ENGEL'S PIIILADELPIUA
lfivER, on Ire. Have made excellent arrange
ments for- tho Summer Trade, rita my new
building arranged especially for the purpose.
WM. GENAUST. '
Fourth street, jnst North of Bonev Bridge,
men C0-2w "
S. L. FREMONT,
QIVIL ENGINEER, N. W. CORNER RED
Cross and Third streets, wilt make gurvers.
plans, estimates, drawings, deaiges, and will
superintend the construction of . buUdings, j
bridges, wharves, &c.
'i eras raodercto and satisfaction assured,
men 20-tf
To catch Dame Fortune'a goiden smile,
Aesiduons wait upon her.
And gather gear by every wile -That's
justUiod by honor.
miscellaneous:
Labosatost cjt , .
: -. Stats Assaixs xstd chemist, '
: -."w. . ' coEast Grace Street --
KicnaiosD, Va., January SOth, 1SS3.
Me. N. Ezekiel has made known to me the
composition of his Hair Restorer and: Ithave
also subjected it to chemical examination. It
contains no lead or silver, substances very
commonly employed tn making preparation
for the hair, nor anv-lhine- harmful, and mar
therefore be used witheut apprehension of In- j
i carious results. - - ( . -
: . - W3I. XL TAYLOR, 5LD
- if:v 3 titate Chomlst. j
i; Whilst thanking "yon. Mr. Ezekfcl," for the
uair Kestorer you so Kinttir-fccnt mc, i vaiwu
great pleasure In saying to yon that its bene
ficial effects upon my hair have been so appar
ent a to attract the commendation pf all my
friends who have noticed it. '
f It is in my estimation a treasure, without !
j wnicn ine louei 01 none wno nave usea win 1
j be complete. . Hoping it may realize you the j
I pecuniary success yon so richly deserve," .
' x remain, very reapecuuim - - -
, Mrs. A. E. T,- Wise. x
Richmond, Va., Eeb.,27, 1S67. -. -s
t or sale by all druggists, rrice 51 penbot-
itizvr
AW
NEW
ADVERTISER
ATTRACT I V E S Tclu
WITHIN A FEW DAYS WE HOVJJ
MAKE A DISPLAY OF IMANy
NEW THINGS!
And every department will be supplied with such desirable goods as we
To
tie.
in New York to suit the tastes and requirements of our castonicrs
R. fi2 tlJclIilTlRE,
feb 17
7
a
(Pa.) Free Press,
Schaeffer, the book man, who made
the big hit in The Louisiana j State
Lottery the other day, ; got hi3 money
yesterday per Central Jbxnress Com
pany. It wasn't' much of a package,
tho amount consisting of three! five
thousand. dollars bills. Mr. Schaeffer
will continue in business, and says ho
will not allow his good fortune to ! spoil
him one bit. On the contrary, he avows
his intention never to purchase another
lottery ticket and to put all his energies
into
has
the business
made a great
h
ronicle
j success out 01 a small beginning t hroug
, nam wort. Allcntoicn fra.) Uti
and News, March 28. j " I
; 1
waiter b. Nelson, Esq., Monroe N.
C, says: "In one week frown's Iron
Bitters cured nie of indigestion and
sick stomach."
A fine assortment of Guns and Pistols
at Jacobi's Hardware! Depot.
f
COMMJEKCIAlLi news.
WILMINGTON MARKET.
April 1-4 P.M.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-pQuoted
firm at 45 cents. No sales reported.
ROSIN Quoted j firm at $1.30 for
Strained and $1.35 for Good Strained.
Sales of-1,000 bbls at these figures, j
TAR Quoted steady at $l.tK) per bbl
of 280 lbs-7 with sales of receipts.
CRUDE TURPENTINE -Quoted
steady at $1.60 for Hard and $2.75 per
bbl for Soft. ! ! !
COTTON Quoted dull. Small sales
reported on a basis of 9 17-16 for Mid
dling. (
DAILY RECEIPTS.
Cotton.. ; .L
Spirits Turpentine. . . .
Ro3in.
Tar ......
Crude Turpentine. . . . i
1
Not for to hide it in a bedgo.
Not for a train attendant,
But for the glorious privilege
Of bejng independent. ,)
"J-O MAN CAN FEEI, INDEPEXDENI?
WHO PAYS RENT. Secure a homo and
be your own landlord. Building lots for
sale on the instalment plan (situated on
Seventh, Wileon, Eighth, Ninth. Tenth, Dick
inson, Eleventh; Bay, Twelfth, Thirteenth,
Castlo, Church, Nun, Ann, Orange, Chestnut,
Walnut. Mulberry, Red Cross, Gwynn, Char
lotte and Rankin streets.
Monev loaned to those wishing to build.
mch2S- Apply to JAM bS WILSON.
THIS DAY.
A Complete Assortment
i
. or :.
SPRING & SUMMER
JJECEXVED TO-DAY, WILL BE OPEN
for inspection to-morrarw. j .' . r
i Thoee of my lady customers who have been
awaiting the arrival of these goods and oth
er will find among; them the Newest and
Latest and Trettiest Stylos and Designs.
A large assortment of the well-known f 'Cor
liss" Linen Collars all stylos,. Ladie3 and
Children'te.
A call and an examination of stock Is re
spectfully solicited.
MISS E- KARRER,
mch 15
EXCHANGE CORNER.
Recent Arrival.
148 bales
71 casks
910 bbls
255 bbls
174 bbls
MARINE NEWS.
' ARRIVED.
U. S. mail steamer Minnehaha,. Bis
bey, Smithville, Master. -
Steamer John Dawson, Sherman,
Point Caswell, R. P. Paddison.
Steamer Wavc,Robeson, Fayettcville
Geo. W. Williams & Co. 1
Steamer North State, Green, Fay
ettevillo, Worth & Worth; i '
Nor barque Able, Omdahl, 'Rotter
dam, Heide & Co ! !
Nor barque Saga, Larsen. Dublin. C
P Mebane
CLEARED.
U. S. mail steamer Minnehaha. Bis
Jbey, Smithville, Master.
Steamer Is orth i State, Green. Fav
etteviUe, Worth & Worth.
Steamer Wave, Robeson. Fayette-
ville, Geo W Williams & Co.
Wnm: goods, ...
. LACES, 1 .
EMBROIDERIES, j
LINEN TABLE GOODS; !;
HANDKERCHIEFS,-
- - -1 i
Ladies and Chlldren!s nOSIERY - in gi-e4t
variety, at low prices. J . .
JOHN J. HEDItlCK.
mch 30 . . - 1
If You Would be .Happy
- buy; a C00K.STOVE.
The Golden Harvest,"
cc
CALUMET,"
Or, "SOUTHERN OAK,'
' Of PARKER & TAYLOR.
, Pura White Oil. , mah
if You Want
"jpUXTON MARKET SPICED BEEF,
Extra Fat No. 1 Shore Mackerel, .
?!
MONTHLY STATEMENT.
Ancient
English
Classics for
Readers.
This is the title of a unique and real
ly delightful series of books, the first
mlnma of which. The Commentaries.
ot Cesar." by Anthony' Thollope, is
jest issued. The aim of the series is to
open to unlearned English readers ths
beauties and treasures or 1 classic lore,
tell who tho writers were, fiive some
connected outline of the story they nar
rate, present some oi their most strik
ing passages in choice English transla-tfrm-
and. illustrate them with the
vrelith of modern scholarship. There
are 27 volumes in an, ana neretoiore
they have cost $1.00 each. They are
rsnhliahinff in The Eisevir 4 Library, in
rrillv eharmins style, at 15 cents each
for paper binding, or 30 cents for cloth
binding. "Herodotus" by George C.
"Cicero " bv W. L. Collins,
irl TV-mosthenes." by -W. J . Brod-
ribb, are announced for .immediate is
sue, and tho other volumes are to folr
low. one or-moro each week, until the
crric3 is complete. From even these
Tr-rrelcns low prices large discounts
ere c-sred to clubs and for prompt or
1883.
to-
STOCKS ON HAND APRIL I,
Cotton ashore, 9,314; afloatj 580;
tal, 9,894. j
Spirits ashore, 2,S7t, a
Rosin ashore,74,170i afloat, 500: total.
74,670.
Tar ashore, 10,145; afloat) 50; total,
IO K45. 1
Crude ashore, 2,525.
RECEIlTTS FOR 3IONTD
cotton, o,oj; spirits. 4,y ; rosin,
377; tar. Il,bl9; crude, B,8 17.
EXPORTS TOR MONTH OF MARCH.
DOMESTIC. j
Cotton, 4,350; spirits, ; 2,221 ; rosin, 4,-
713;. tar, 5,929; crude, 100
FOREIGN.
Cotton, 5,240; spirits, 2,500 rosin, 37
611; tar 4,520. I
Sngar Cured Pig Hams,
Sugar Cnred Pig Shoulders.
Sugar Cnred Breakfast Strips,
And thceo well known CAKES, beet iu
City; als, a. full line of tbcfco
FRE?,H FAMILY GROCERIES,
-."At popular prifg, go tc
tho
DP MARCH.
44,-
mch SO-tf
GEO. Vi. CRAPON,
Agt.,
1$ and 13 South Front st
PACIFIC GUANO.
Just tr ;CeiVcd and fr sale,
SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO,
AND
Diss olved Bone Phosphate.
9 never have had the first complaint of
thw 3 Fertilizers not bringing a profitablecrop
See our Country Agents.
Publisher,. ' 18
Fayette ville Observe):
QN THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8thc
the nnderalgned will revive the pabVjn f -the
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"The Obseevbr will be . a lar- ,
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scribers, postage paid, at $2 tigr? aV
wavs in advance. 1 1 will give . f55' L'
day in as ample form as IU 8 '
an5 both regolar and occ- ASSi lEfl
dents will contribute letter th2S J52:
on State politics and aflat- 1x0111 'H klt
Democratic la politic . tho orst-T- - rin
labor, first of an, to rf J th,l 7ll
the Town of FTJlto&Xl t
agricultural reeourc, P
neignborlngcounUQ QEd to PrS U1 thit
Carotoal 6 Wj'SSS!
PPfi?:Uons n nCmlr
rrrs. harm girtoMr th ie guiee oi pro-
found in full fchyWitt ,?PKw thnS
born of tte changed condiUr ' WA
which sound judgment or en? j?htened e-rl-ence
find to be also good. f5 , rJT.
ja wiueresim will strf -R n
reputation of the aaao It tr i,iL;f
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TURKISH TAPESTRY .and Velvet Rugs
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White and Colored Bod Spreads.
100 Doz. German and Irish Linen. Turkish
Bath, and cheaper Towels.
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mch 24 . - 20 Market St
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ERCHANTS AND EVERT BODY CAN
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Through Rates guaranteed to and from Points
In North and South Carolina.
For Freight or Passage apply to
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j Wilmington, N. C.
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WM. P. CLYDE & CO., General Agents.
' mch 19-tf. j - i . ' : -
The Public is requested carefully to notice the
new and enlarged Scheme to.be drawn Monthly
-Capital Prize $75,000
Tickets only $5. Shares in! pro
portion.
Louisiana State Lottery
Company.
We do hereby certify that we supervise the
arrangements for all the Monthly and Semi-
Annual Drawing of The Louisiana btate Lot
tery Company, and in person manage and con
trol the Drawings . themselves, and that the
same ure conducted with honesty, fairness, and
in good faith toward all parties, and we author
ize the Company to use this certificate, with fac
similes or our signatures attacnea, tnus aaver
ttsetnents."
. Commissioners
Incorporated In 186S for 25 years by the Leg
islature for .Educational anil Charitable pur
poseswith a capital of $1,000,000 to whch a
reserve fund of t $550,000 has since been
added. . i
By an overwhelming populax , vote Its fran
chise was made apart or tho present State
Constitution adopted December 2d, A- D., 1879.
The only Lottery ever voted on and endorsed
by the peopleof any State. , j
It never scales or postpones.
Its Grand Single Number Drawings take
place monthly. i
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A
FORTUNE.) Fourth Grand Drawing, Class
D, at New Orleans, Tuesday, April 10,
1SCS 155th Monthly Drawing.
Capital Prize, $75,000.
100,000 Tickets at Five Dol
lars Each. Fractions in Fifths
in proportion.
LIST OF PRIZES.
1 Capital Prize of
1 Capital Prize of.
1 capital prize or.
2 Prizes
5 Prizes
10 Prizes
20 Prizes
100 Prizes of
300 Prizes of
500 Prizes of
1000 Prizes of
of $8,000...
ot 2,000...
1,000...
of
of
200
100....
50..
2a.
! APPROXIMATION TRIZES.
9 Approximation Prizes of $750.
9 600.
9 1 . 250.
75,000
25,000
10,000
1-2,000
10,000
10,000
10,000
20,000
30,000
25,000
25,000
6,730
4,500
2,250
j 20,000
NEW PEANUT SACKS
r -
. . -AND . .
4 Bnsliel Oat Sacfes.
Ii.tiTJ 1 zizxra, uuvuuuiig iv.. ......... fiw,iw
- Application for rates to clubs should only be
made to the c3ice of the Company in New Or-
lc3ns - .
For further Information, write clearly, giv
ing f nil address. Send orders by Express.
Registered Letter, or Money Order addressed
only to 1 .
M. A. DAUPHIN, V
-'. New Orleans. La.
or ZL A. DAUPHIN, j
6C7 Seventh St, Washington, D. C.
N. B. In the Extraordinary feemi-Annual
Drawing of next J one the Capital Prize will
be $150.0C0. , ,
mch 14-wed-cat-4w-d&vr
ForalaIat
jaalStt
-TJHldriVc.
Goods.
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GOOD SUPPLY ALWAYS ON HAND.
GILES; MUECHISON,
Clinton & Point Caswell
Rail Road. t
gEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
ceived till 12 o'clock, M.of the ISthiayof
April, 1S83, for thergradlncfancl trclj
o the Clinton Point Caswell RaUJiiad. 1
Specifications and .'proflles may be eecUr
applying to R". P. PADDISON at Point Cai
well, Pender county. j
Livery andale Stabler
JJORSES, BUGGIES, PHJETONS a1
CARRIAGES let at low rates. Also EoSrtl
for Horses. ! II : ! j
- The finest Hearee In the city! I I ! 1
1IOLLINGSWURTII A: VATlTr
At the New Stables, j
mch 2i-tf Cor. Fourth and Mulberry 0
BUTTER!
Q.ILTEDGE,
"' i
: OLEOMAEGARDE.
- TEAS, -
COFFEES, !
. MOLASSES, Ac, Ac, &c, 4.
For sale at low prieca by 1
DeRosset & Co.
FLEMMIING HOUSE.
asr. c.
First National Bank of VVil-
mington.!
Indian Blood Syrup
CURES ALL DISEASES OF THE STOMACH, LIYEE, liOWtTc 1
eyg. Skin and Blood. .MILLIONS testify to its 'cfTicacy in hfaiw v I , :
named disvafief, and pronounce.it to ic (be ; '
BEST REMEDY KNOWN TO MAN
TfXr GUARANTEED TO CURE DYSPEPSIA
' W.' J. CALAIS, Prop'r.
glTUATED AT THE VEBY FOOT of the
Rlno Rldjrc, within sight and easy reach of
some of the most famous peaks. The Ko&n
Mountain and Other points of interest ane near.
- Delightful air, salubrious climate and; excel
lent water. j
I will be pleased to correspond with parUct
proposing rest or recreation in the mountain
during the Summer months. Excellent ttbl,
clean beds, airy rooms and prompt aerrlce
guaranteed. Terms low. ! '
feblO-Cm 1 v 1
CAPIT.1L STOCK.. ........ ........... t&J
SURPLUS FUND.......
Deposits received and eolieetloM i03
all accessible polnfs In the United Stat.
DIRECTORS
E;jE.BURRUS3, D.G.WOIO'B,
A, 1IARTTN, ; JAS. EPSXT5T,
B. F. HALL.
OJTICERSJ:
E. E. BURRU3S.
Al K. WALKER...............
W. LA REINS.. ..............
apl 23 ;
rrldat..
1 :
A'nt Cfcl
!o Liquors.
BUT A STOCK OF FRESH, A NO! 1 GE
CKRTES will be kept at our store, , j
No. 45, Market Streot.
All gwis sold by us will be Wrepreto
GOOD GOODS AND SMALLwTE0nT3
WILL BE OUE MOTTO.
O-GIvc us a trial and bo :convlBcet-
mch 12 tf R. J. SCARBOROUGH ...
Excursion and Pic Nic
HEASON M' OTTRR. TTIE TllZ 1
and Ball season Is now openings -ai
who are used to FIRST-CLAb 1 cad U
clean and Comfortable Barter shop, .
PracUcal Barber ud rcnJr tWt
Market Street, betcc Front e- -
etrccts..-. - c;;
be Stats,
ctica ct