North Carolina Newspapers

PUBLISHED DAILY, ; ' "; ' IT. II. BElULfltf, I!51tr kad Irpr n-r ics, Dawson Bankfiallsilnss, Treat Eti.i V .ovear, m advanee.....;.....,-...;;t....;7 CO OneySs, in advance 60 S Months, to advance. ...V..... S 00 !rh MoBKTira 8ta- Trm ""HveraI ia any JS of tne City ail irrrz ;a per weak.. , yebruary 23, 187L ; r Time. mom' Wlnd- Weather 30:23 VG5 flight Fair. i, 80:05 C9 3. brisk Fair. 80.01 I C4 3.Wbrtk Cloudy. 7:32 A.M. 132 P.M. lliSJP. M fennTemp. of day, Oder. - ,f : Tbermometer 72 de. at 3 P. M. Barometer corrected (or Temperature and Eleration. . - Seru't 81nal terrlee U, ,8. A.-. . - WAS DIPASTMB3T, ) . Wt8hlnxto, Few ifi-4;85p. kj J-C The following ia a synopalt of Jttr-weataer f The storm'WMcyeiterdaVpasBed Ve? tbe lakes into Canada ia to-dar followed bjadlm lontion of presanrfl tnd ram advancing -from the Tens pl&laviiThe ioweat barometer Am now at NaahTllle and Memphis and the maxi mum preuart.lt In Pennsylvania and Wlecon in, thence dlmlnlahVoff aa we proceed1 'to the .North and Eaat, and it la now -raVeias: lightly from Indiana .to.' New Jertey. Freah iouth east winds on the Gull Coast. - On (he Atlantic and the Lakes' fresh and feeetle- south-west winds pre vail v, Th UmperuUre Is rising on the north and east of the klonri centre? It is probable that a decided of the barome ter will be experienced on the lower lakes and east Atlantic followed by high winds on Sun day night. Fair weather is indicated for the Guif. . JTHEOITY. AKW AUVkHTINUtKNId. IlKiNSBBRQKK's Live Book 8tore, S9 Market ctreet Pianos, Organs, Ac . Special Meeting of Concord Chapter No. 1 Monday evening. - Hoststtxs A Smith Celebrated Stomach Bitters. t Read the advertisement of Dr. Tutt's Llv- er Pills. - v.., Musson & Co., City Clothiers Almost the last chance. ' - " J. F. Kobckert, Professor Academy of L. u. mtess37v;o., jmo, ixonn rront sc. Every Family Interested- C . T .T Vp- h IIkidb BRO&i No. 6 South WatetsC Selling Out. -v DbRossbt fc Co. Extra Family Flour, But ter, Lard, &c .r vr ;; F. W. Kebchhbb. Potatoes, Corn, Coffee, Trenton Crackers. v' ;; . 1 , . H i .V V . . . CIIUUCH PWECTORY .. ' 8rjHDA,T, Feb 26. St. JoIana Cbareti (Episcopal), Corner Rai Cross and Thiri Btrkxts. LSNTKN 8MTIG3.' f " ' ' First 8onday in Lent : ? r Morning Prayers.at lL . . : . , n ,: f : Evening Prayer at 7 P. XL . -f. ,r Joint dally services at St. James and St. John's Parishes throughout ' Leht : until Holy Week: ' - ' ' Daily Morning Prayer at 7 o'clock on Mon day, Tuesday and Wednesday at St Jamea'. ' On Thursday, Friday and Saturday at 8U John's. Daily Evening Prayer at 5 o'clock on Mon day, Tuesday and Wednesday at St. John's. -On Thursday, Friday anl Saturday at St. James'. St. James' (EplapAl), Corner Third akd Markkt Strxrts. Morcing Prayer at 11A.M. .. i , ' Eveninz Praver at 5 P. M . ' : Sunday School at P. 1L t .. r 7 . St. Pars (Clrw4 Eplspiy, fr,u Corner Oranqb asd Fourth' Strbrts. : On Snnday A. M. at 11 o'clock. . P. M. 7 - Wednesday and Friday-r-Mornlng Prayer at 6j(o clock, A. M. LlUoy at I2.o'clock. M. , Evening Prayer to bet followed by a sermon on Wednesday eveniojr at 7 o'clock, and on Friday evening at 0 o'clock. - All the other daya of the week, Morning Prayer at t o'clock, and 0 -o'clock, P.M. On Saturday the Evening Prayer will be omitted: First Baptist Charb, , , ...V CORMXR MaJRKBT .'AHD rTH:tSTBJntTS,-",,:. Rev. J. C.' Hideo; Pasttwr.'. '?'':.t r:' f Services at 11 A.M., by,evHnlt.drr, 1," No services at night- , u ;:! , -8unday Bcbool at Utf A. M.' 1 : .1 : . Young Men's PrsyerKeetlng Taesday night mi o'clock in room aoqve fastor's atuay. WeeklvPraTerMeetlnfi-r-rhnTsdav nhrht at o'clock." t;;iu7 ':;, , ',nrf(TT,'; , J c.jiP.. --, ; 1 rresoyMrian jaiasaon wfawi.aioiis Vfl "oostsb, jiarrwASjr.jiira-ARir ; ,.rivJMn'it:ffX ,.:?.. i .mj , Preaching at 1 f o'clock A., M., and at 7 Pf If. . -; i'rf'i-y-.r-.v; -., trajer isieeung eyary, iueuy nigukab 1 , h 7i-i3 'XI. ' '7I;.'.' VUknbr ima vauLiiaa oxjtfsrs. ..i Servicea at lOtl A. M., by the' fPastbr.'1 ' : v tyterlan Church i? "SoVereiirhtr Of ." God 10 oumeei o morning cuseoarae in rirsi xrrea- tlccttflri 1 ' : " : ... j . j " I Sunday, fehejol exercise ; eommence at r 8 1 Urn. lecture 4anraaaLyeatu.ak -4o-ioeKi-. ; Dock Btteem Bj&Go?i ad ,Tjanjaj.i5TS Mass at 6V and 10 A? -JCf i Vespers at 4 n., Kev. M. B. uross, oraciaung clergyman. Proas Sltr4a XX.'K. Cliirreb'. Rev. Tr. Xfrt' latr (i : 'r t n' Henri... . mir't . ..na 91P :tT --JiJ :' (Reirular weekly Prayer , Meeting Wednesdsy fPut 4 o'clock. All areinvuea to auena. Hie pews in this church are all free. Gentle- nly tiahers j w illbe Jo waiting . to.coadnct u6cr loaeais. Firth NtMol tTi-C Claareb.1 .L f,vtu Betwben Church Ind Nuk Strxkts Rev. Frank H. Wood, Pastorv ? Services at 10W A. M., by the pastor. ?uiaay School at U A. . . , . . . ass Meeting at 3 "P. M. "jer meeting Wednesday at 7 P. M. Kt- Paul's Eva. Eatberan Charen, Maexst Street, . Coknek. ov Sixth. D. BernheUn, ; Pastor 1 i!. v f - ' Wsh service at 10X A. Ill'" ' ' ' "upday School at Si?.' M. t.l viecbetlcal Lectures on Friday atS P. M. Seamen's Betbel, OCK BiTvn VkL-"U m . J... d'JL'-l.. ""vices at P. M., by Bev. II. B. Burr. . t..l . ' J . - . ' . 0 b7 V10 A.M. and 8 P. M., by Rev, C, r"tlan Chapsl (Colored Hetbodlst), a CHuacH aud Skvzxtjx Struts. 5lJw ochcol at A. -Jf. r . :v-ti. mk".U1A.M.. i ... -. : , i J. t . . .'. . . " -... " . . . . ...,....-, vol: vn-uo, 134. wiij2et,gtqit;;Wc.vstoday;p Local Dots. Weather Sprin-likei, Com starch whltena the handV --",7T Oardening Is progressing vigorously. ' A number of umbrellas are keeping lent. - Jennie Worrell has retired from the stage. : ' The Chapmans open In Charleston on the 6th. v--'--'"'';'-. Plenty of corned' mullets in market yes-, terdayv .. i.i O J-. V ' r : ': f Ihe Panorama of Paradise Lost is in Pe tersburg. ,.. .,.;.... , No cases for the. City. Court jresterday MornincI - :? . '? ' ' I. i W Sheriff 8chenck Is abaent on a short trip to Raleigh;'-" Bpeclal meeting of. Concord Chapter .No. 1 to-morrow eveulng, at 7 o'clock. Tho Board of Aldermen will have" an ad journed session tomorrow night. Mrs. Oatcs fills a fortnight's engagement in Loutsvillo, Ey., commeneingl on the. 27th ?! -., "! --Mt .-;. . .'.. k I . Treea aro , budding and jbloomng under the infinenc,of the past two or three days of sunshine na Warmth.., vr r, - 1, i 8had were more abundant than usual yes terday evening, and were selling at 75 cents, $1 and $1 23 per pair. 'Ti?ht-legged" pants were wbina hun dred years ago; yet, .our young men think they are something new. David Johnson, colortd, was arrested yes terday and lodged In the Guard House. The charge against him Is petty larceny. Mr. John M. Chasten qualified yesterday as Inspector of naval stores, cotton, potk, flour, hay, timber, wood, shingles and staves. Maj. Mann, Superior Court Clerk, was at his office yesterday; for a short' time, being his first appearance since his late severe ill- rt oq a " ' ' I Miss Virginia Buchanan, daughter of the w. v JM . r. ucu,u . , Va , The Senate bill to amend an act in rela- tion to the Wilmington Steam Fire Engine up.ujr i ovo u .u.uBo maumrH,.,, , v A colored boy was arrested late.last even- ng, yPonpemen Howe forsteallng anum- 0 dVy' if winter; Janua ber of memorandum books from Mr P. Helns- two of Nortu A u weni ft hrcrer. .Ha. was taken to the Uaard Honu. . '- - ' - " . - 'f'mlle Into the woods, got a load of wood, I - some necessary repairs, we learn, are be- log, made' on Boney .Bridge; across Fourth until provision is made for the construction of a new bridge. . 1; . , i . ,.s Our business men should remember that a full and reliable meteorplorical report Is posted in the Hall of the Chamber of Com merce every day, and is accessible at ny time to those who have any curiosity In the matter. To Mc, R. L. HarTiss, News Dealer, Front street, we are indebted for copies of the N. T. Ledger and Chimney Corner, which; with other popular and desirable literary and fashion pub lications, can always be found at his stand. A bill was Introduced in the Senate, on Friday, to amend the charter of the Planter's Railroad and consolidate the same with , the Wilmington and Onslow Railroad', which waa referred te the appropriate Committee. - Our enterprising friends, Messrs. Sprunt & ninsoo, are erecting a large and commo- f dioos warehouae on their wharf, opposite Old- ham's MUL foot of Walnut street, to accom- modate their Increasing business.' I - Sonhie Worrell, of tto Worrell Sisters burlesque; troupe; fainted dead away during the performance in Frankfort, Kentucky,. 00 xnesoaynignh iro.m ,iuo euW vi Torr- uuu, iuu u ivvmsu, x slnce. : 7 . . V r Passing alowr North Water street, jester, day, we were Invited by the proprietor of 'the VBuruett House", to try some oij bis Myrtle Orova 8onnd ovsters. He alwavs keeDa tha rj. j,, aurtatifthsit were aiittieahead of any wd have seen; here, this ,WK .-,T 7 ww'. I TOrs,V..andaflnely,fiavore4 as MX we have ever USpea. :. Ary tnem. 1... ! -,r . . CiMlMMUva Assaiaf ni " : '-; " , - ..s . 1 will be held U the building on the corner of Front and Jgea vross.su'eeis. oocuwea oy om. , : m,L,' w ohm-. J CerS OS WHS W liHIiQ VVlj . . t. r 1 on Mohday eTening, at 7K D'clotk. , t. rrmiTersity of Harjriaad. TUa "ami tnaMai tr tha trr rfooo l Uaaara I Geb.; jQUlett : Thomas , 'and ' P.' EJtarchy. students la the University : Of Maryland, School Of Medicine, ,;tor complinieutory I , ' ' " ticket to the 64th Commencement of that in- stltutlon, which wut take place at the Holli- day Street Theatre, Baltimore, on Wednesday,' Marcnlst;at iqo'clock A::;: Vo .s V,ar.Af ? ..J-.- . - v.. 11. ' The Bpeclal Committee appomtea oy ine Board of Aldermen to consider tha' suhject of city taxes were in session , yesterday. We learn, as a result of their conference, that a considerable . reduction on taxes effect- In the business Interests of the cltv will be recommended.1 and that underUkers.' afchi-.U tects and builders , blacksmiths, barbers and will he esneciallv relieved, nrovided the recommendations meet with thejapproval Wi , . w m of the Board. "Commission merchants will also come In for a share of the benefits, In the abollshmcnty)f the tax oyer sales In . excess of in onn 1 . rri.. Tt. vii mAt tn.morrow ni?ht. when the 1 , ' : ..... i . . Committee wufteport and thslr recommenda tions be acted upon. U ' An ffironaut has discovered that a wp- 4 . K .xiy.. i. onif ihift at a iieicht of two milesC wbu b " . while a man s voice has never boeh heard Every body has a era re for this troubje, but simple remedles sppear to be most effectual, 8 alt and water is used by many as a gargle but a little alum and honey dissolved In sage teais better. ' Others Use a few drops of cam-' phor on loaf sugar, which voften -affords ? imd mediate ; relief.1 An' application of clothes wrung out of hot water and applied to the neck, changed as often as it begins to cool J ias the most potency for removing inflammVwution. Beferred to ,; the Committee on tion of apythingi' v - ; - i Janrnal.latle. . . . ..;.!(.,. .. , i: Our cotemporary of the Journal seems to ha troubled about the Aurora Borealis. It is the Meares-t folly io try to fasten the ttting on ns as the following from that paper o( the 18th will attest ; .;' ; ; ; J ; ; ' ;!; ; r :' ' ' ' h ' Y ' ' "The whole northern sky was most brll- llantly illuminated last night by , the Aurora Borealis. It produced the Impression among, many of an extensive flre in the woods.'.' If bur memory' serves us correctly there was a "fire ia the woods" on the very night in question ! While to our friend webear no malice, ; , For what he says of the Borealis; " " Yet would we say; in the mildest tones, : Iopie in glass houses should not throw stents,- One CblpJBasJB.sa. Operatic refreshments high-screams. A Boston woman has thirteen cats, and Is happy. ir M ' Female suffrage has been refused in Illi nois, Iowaand Missouri. ri IikRhode, Island yoitng lady, at a mas querade, wore the skins of ninety-seven geese. An antt-klsslng society has Jbcen formed by the Galena (111.) girls. "No kissing before marriage" is their motto. Mrs. Dr. Cook, of Buffalo, had an income last year of nearly $18,000 from her medical practice. The saying that "there Is more pleasure in giving than in receiving" applies to kicis, -:Th wife pf Mehemet All. requires 500 camels to transport her luggage when she goes to tne BpriD8. FourluUe Baltimore girls ate orange, and cheeae (Qr suppef ontust eek, and at breakfast, next morning, ' there were four va it to a schoolhouse, unloaded It and got some boys to cut enough to keep a fire so as to have a prayer meeting. RIVER AND MARINE NEWS. Saturday, Feb. 25. The following Is a report of soundings of New Inland Bar, made February 23d, at low water : a Feet. Inches. Bar 7 0 Rip...; 9 IJSGISIJLTITlt 8UMMAR Y. We make up the following 'summary oi the proceedings of the Legislature from the report in the Sentinel: SENATE. Thursday, Feb. 23. Mr. Cook introduced a bill relative to .. . nUWifl- miIst rrove that defendants had more perty than is excepted by Uw or that plaintiff instructed Sheriff to 011. before' a motion to amerce can be made. . Mr. Jones reported a bill from the Fi- f7 . - v.u :-; t;i k0 lgt of A SUCCeedinff year of their ap pomtment, and tnat Dnenns wno attempt to collect taxes in cqunties where col- lectors nave peca apuuutcu. r cording to law, Shall be guilty ot a mwde meanor, and on conviction shall be fined not less than $100 nor over fl,000'and imprisoned at the discretion of the Court. ltuies soiDenaea ana tne mu was pu.iur on lis Beverai reauioga. , Mr.' Cowles moved previous question. Mr. Speed asked for the yeas-and nays. The call for the previous question was sustained and the bill passed third read- iog.- -Yeas 81, nays 9. . : v Fauay,-Fsb. 24. ; Mr. Lehman a bill t& repeal-' chap. 46 laws of 68 and 69 ; authorizes Justices o finnreme Court to examina abolicants for i 7. j fr linonso Troft 5o 1 it w iMr: WorthrbillltD Incoft6rnt6 Yadkin and Cape Fear Kailroad Company Mr. Lehmab, a resolution em powenng adsvvAnM 4 1 rxxr tYkf Omni flVTTlPTl t. ftf A. clerk for Adjutant General. .--l.tr T. 1 , Mr. uarnew movea asuspension 01 ruies take op biH incorporating the Cjarks- villa llrnononnFA' Ami YanAfivviUA fol I rna ri vv,,.....v. '- :pMWd "r pial rdkb!' Ui "1- k U:n ., fl.r?rtw.' .nrf a. illi vU aUUVAAiA W iy-a avra ;i w w imv fcW grant diyorcei J- in ctftalnjicases.; t (Ater 4. ten years "separation.) Robbins, of Rowan, moved to lay the biu on the toble whicn preYailed. By Mr. McClammy,'a'bill to amend the charter of Planter's Railroad, and consoli- date the same with Wilmington & Ons- low' Railroad. Referred. . The Cbaiir announced arrival of the hour for the sitting of the Court of Impeach I ment. After adiournment ot Court, President "Warren called the Senate to order. " . . ... ' ;;.V- HOUSE OP REPRESENTATIVES. Friday; Feb. 24,; 1871. Mr. Reid : A bill in regard to the roam ing at largd of stock. , Referred. . Mr. Joyner; or jonnston : a. dui 10 re peal chapter 54, laws of '1866-7.' CALENDAR. " " ' A resolution in regard to raising a joint l . . . , v -m : : ' V.. . 1 - I A. committee on tne. sale ot tne state nw; pany; was taken up and passed its sever al a tyuUlU, Senate bill to incorporate the' RoLanake andTaf River Railroad! Company, -taken up and passed its several readings. " . ?f.'.-' . Senate bill to . punish . the officers, em- plpjcesi; tfcc of any Raibroad. fjompany for cuiuczxiement oi money, uonaa, cc., taken up and passed;lts third reading;, ''t : l MrPhillips. by ' consent. ' inLrOduced'a bill to protect the State in sales under ex- Finance. - . Mr.; Jones, of CaldwelL ; reported a bill to encourage immigration." , t ! "Senate bill to amend section 3. chanter 122,' Private taws, 1869-'70. ; . By Mr. Lassiter A bill to raise the homestead exemptions by mutuvl consent of parties. . ; , Senate bill No; 89, being a bill to allow he North Carolina Railroad ComPanTto purchase and consolidate with the West era North Carolina Railroad, was taken Mr. Broadfoot oflfered a proviso, that the gnage.of the Road -should not be changed. frOm' the present gauge of the North Carolina Railroad, and that after toe consolidation, ; the ' North Carolina Railroad shall not have the right to lease f wii. me ngai oi way over its roaa - to any other corporation. Accepted. vr Mr. Harris, of Guilford, moveatorecoa sider the vote by which the House adopt ed the proviso in regard to the gauge and leasing 01 the JNorto Carolina Kailroad, and spoke in favor of the same. Mr. rhilaps took the floor and ad vo- eated the motion, and arltl .that if this - proviso was teit in tne bill, tt was just as well to indefinitely postpone the bill at once, as it destroyed the effect and objects proposed to be accomplished. Motion to adjourn at half past 2 o'clock, was made and. lost on call of the ydas and n&y3tf43 to 42. ; r ' : On the motion -to reconsider the yeas and nays were demanded, which resulted in the motion prevailing, yeas 48, nays 33. Un motion of Mr. Joyner, the House then adjourned. : 'f . . : . SPIEITS OP TURPENTINE. The Ti?nestaxB the artesian wens in xiewDern-nreftsaccess. V - "VT t Salem had a torchlight proces sion in honor of Washington's birthday. The Weldon News says seven IS2dSSJ2tMto xr George Clawson. colored, aged 62 years, was found dead in his' bed On Monday morning last, in Raleigh. The Salem Press learns that a girl, about twelve years old, gave birth to a child recently, xn Yadkin County. All of the Drisoners in Ashe- ;n 4-n wv. uit nn Tn miH tr if Knt 1 T11IU.IUU - j " - I wur ui uiciu nw Duuacucutij ttvavui i ea. uniy two escapeo. Oonstantme Smith, of Guil- - i ford county, had his arm so badly bitten by an enraged Jack, one day last week, that it was found necessary to amputate A friend ot Johnston county informs the Telegram that, on the mrht of tho 22d, Wm. Davis, Jeff Banks, John Hunter and Jeff Stuart, all colored, weary of "durance vile," escaped from the Smithfield prison. Davis, stands charged with assault with intent to - kill: Stuart, with attempting to burn a barn, and the others with larceqy. . . ... The Kaleigh Telegram says : We leam from a letter received in this city on yesterday, that Col. W. P. Hen derson was seriously, if not fatally, cut in the abdomen a few days since in David son county. It seems that a difficulty oc curred between Col. H.' and a ' man who was superintending his farm, .when the latter drew a knite and cut him across the abdomen, inflicting a wound some six inches long. . NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. BOBJIIKCK AMD SHAKING. : By a ridiculous misapplication of language, Invalids are sometimes said to M enjoy very poor health,'? but It Is not on record that any j chills and. fever,. And yet there are thou sands, at this, moment, in one or tne other of the two stages of the disorder, wnomlght Just as wed have avoided It as not. If there is any-! thing demonstrable in therapeutics, it is that Hos tetter's Stomach Bitters Is an antidote to j intermittent fevers. ) , No instance can be cited in which it has been taken, cither as a safe guard against this class. of diseases or as a remedy for them, and failed to produce the desired effect. The season when malarious fevers are rife, has commenced, and no in habitant of any district subject to their , visi tations should be without this great preven tive nd remedy. Indeed, it Is a most potent protection against all tho ailments which pre. 'vail in the spring months. From marsh and pool, and from all moist soils are now rising the mephitlc elements which' give birth to fever,' Indigestion, biliousness, colics, and a whole host of epidemic and other maladies. Aid the system to resist them. Energize and regulate all the animal functions with this re- ! inforcinz agent. This precaution is as neces sary in cities as in new settlements, for mala rious ievers are now aunost as common m tne great centres of population aa on the borders of the southern bayous and marshes and the rich agricultural regions or west. The pre ventive and remedy is accessible to all. Who will be unwise enough to brave recklessly the j asoger u woaia aren. i fob 28 eodlw Sun, Wed Fri Coffee ! Coffee ! gtr SACKS COFFEE, ? . i For sain by teb26-tT ' F. W. KERCHNER. Potatoes 1 Potatoes ! 100 100 BBLS PEACH BLOW POTATOES, BBLS. PINK EYE POTATOES, ; nr.. v' ". , ; .y.k ii -i For sale by i f-. a iTKAETirr raESTioir. v: -' ' Ufe la rendered miserable when the digest tlye organs are Impaired. , food becomes ro Pyo i 'the body emaciated ; the mind de-f pressed, and rselaacholy ' broods over you TUTT'S VJKQSTABLB UYZIt PILLS IS the exnedy fag. these eylla f they prodnse soond digestion ; create a good appetite, Impart re freshlng sleep and cheerfulness of mind. ; feb264wJ 3:? :;:ii -ti -ji. '.': MOST THE'LAST CHANCE TO BUT : CLOTH IN G , . Men , on tli and Children at c b s:; T.' :i.;';. More than the worth of your xaoney. can, be obtained bytais D2CSJ.fi ABLE INVESTMENT. ' feb 28 tf 1 - Clty ciotlalers. ACADEHY OF IITJSIC, VlarJcjBt Street, SECOHIDOOREXST OF FIFTH ST. TrnitsT class JJ f Slngine, oa the Piano, Qrgan, Guitar. Clarinet, Flute, Comet, Ac, on tbe lowest terms possible. .... . . . . . maucements offered to advanced scaoiars. TERMS- fo $18 PER QUARTER. For particulars apply to reb26tfnac J; F; EUECKERT, Prof. Selling Out. IN VIEW OF CHANGING OCR BUSINESS we offer our entire stock of - Confections, Fruits, Nuts, Ac, Wood and Willow Ware, ... " .' . . Crackers and Canned Goods of everv deserintion. ' A lanra : lot of Atroles and Planting Potatoes, at such prices which cannot rail to give enure sausmction. -i We bave on Hand a larsre stock of well se ahv wva xji wuo aaa vua aauvi saaava aiavuiau w oar customers the benefit of our low rates. , : . lonln OiAiva 4n aVi Una a wr fAtanif r at4va tHEIDE BROS.,. No. 6 South Water street. feb26tt - - - Every Family b Interested. TXOUSEKEEPE RS who wish to save the It trouble of cleaning, parching and grind lug coffee, will nna at oar store . Fresh Parched and Ground PURE JAVA COFFEE, we nave a small shipment prepared to our ml., anil If .Mohnfa. .. m... antee we win nave a iresn jot Dy every steamer. chasv d. mters & eo., feb 26-tf 7 North Front street. JJry gait Sides, Butter, Lard. DTB SALT S1DES' JSXTRA PRIME BTJTTKR, TDURE LEAF LARD, "PXTRA FAMILY FLOUR, tlTY MESS PORK, For sale by feb 26-tf DeBOSSET A CO. Trenton Crackers ! 2Tj BBIS BUTTER CRACKERS, gQ BBLS PLAIN WINE CRACKERS, 1 BBLS FANCY WINE CRACKERS, For sale by feb 26-tf F. W. KERCHNEB. COnCOrO. UilEPter, Ot 1. t-1 C1PECIAL MEETING MONDAY KV1CNLNU lf 1 KJ ft jsjl'i, at 1 o-ciocx. By order of M E. H. P. - C.W.OLDHAM, feb 26-lt ' Secretary. Com! Corn! 10,000 BUSH. CORN Prime White, For sale by ". ' F. W. KERCHNER. feb 26-tf New Crop Molasses. 200 HUBS. 100' BBLS. NEW CROP Cuba ;layedn Hplassesj . . . -IN. .Jrr- : - r BRIGHT NEW PACKAGES. mrr-fc TTTifiT IMPORTATION of the season. 1 Now landing from Scjir. . " Donna Anna." QUA Iii T F. EX IBA For sale very low from wharf. feb 14-nacl0t WORTH A WORTH. - Go to HeLnsterEis Boot and llimc Store, NO. 39 XIAJiKET ST., W UK R E fO XT W I LI. FXK PIANOS, ORfi-ANS ' ' i , : helodeons, JIUSICAL INSTBUMENTS OF ALI KUfDS CHROM09 AND OTHEB. JPICTUBBS, urvAanrrT. feb33-tf ( II II at ! jW.H.n 1 00 Are days,... s oo flu. MaV - -JSH Advertisements taken at pro Portloiiateayier rates, jt , ,. " HiSxPt BeMgions, Funeral and ZXS? notices wUi ba lj-Wtod st hjf r.t .-,..... ... .......... ov . "wlllbral.?1 otherwise full rataa --Caah on demand , loiiisiana CHARLES T JIOirAI)..;...PrilJ6iDlLNT. . ' SINGI KTJHBEtt TTTEBY. - wiaa"; " ., SPLENDID SCHEMENLT 80,000 NTJMBEEiT ; 1; CAPITA!. PMZar...;..V.;....,...; 50,000. tO.be drawn at new Orleans' on " ' HATCBDAT, Mareb 4, 1871. HOWARD, 8IMM0NS A CO., COirriuoToas. SCHEME : ; .i,. ,: ..; ': 2fl.O0O:;KpImBW .Qnly $28.-; 1 prise of 50,000 . is..M.......i..i.....50,0 , .1 prize of 80,000 5 ia.... 15,000 l prize of 20,000,18..,.,..........,.... w,ooo ? 1 prize of 10,000 Is.. lo'ooo 1 prize bf 9,000 1 ia... ..... 8,000 : 1 prize of 8,000 is....... 8,000. 1 prize of 7,000 -is....... 7,000 1 1 prize of 6.0CO is. M 6,000 1 prise of 5,000 is., i;..... 6,000 1 prise of 4,000 ia. 4,000 i prize or s,ooo is.. 3,000 Ariznof 9 00.1 in nm 1 prize of 1 prize 01 1 prize of 1 prize of l piize of 1 prize of l prize of -1 prize of 1 prize of 1 prize of 1 prize of 1 prize of 1 prize of 1 prize of 1 prize of 1 prize of 1 prize of 1 prize of 1 prize of 1 prize of 1 prise of 1 prize of 1 prize of 1 prize of 1,000 I 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 J-are 25,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 ,,1,000 1,000 1.000 1 '.it:- 1,000 J 50 prizes of SAM are...... 25,000 917 prizes or. 200 are .-63,400 I se Approximation prizes. 12,600 440 prizes, amounting to. ... .f. ........ .$ 280,400 Whole Tickets, $20; shares In proportion. Prizes payable without deduction. : Orders to te addressed to .. . r . . CIIAS. T, HOWARD, Lock Box 692, Post-Offlce, New Orleans. yw Send Post-Offlce Honey Order, or Resris- ter your Letter. feb 11-tf Soft and Stylish Hats ! RECEIVED, BT YESTERD A YS J ' iEXPRESS, A variety of the nicest soft and stylish hats that are out. THOS, H, WRIGHT; Na 9 North Front St. feb24-tf Hore Fresli Goods, AT THE NEW GROCERY ! SMOKED BEEF ' TONGUES, SMOKED BEEF, SPICED; BEEF, Chocolate, Gelatine Extracts, &c- W. R. FRENCH, C6r. Markei and Second St. feb 24-tf For Gents. A full assortment of , v . . ... . Dress Eoats&Sta embracing all the Ol ivi . .... ... . neW Style for Spring ' ;j-;.x'I" v. , r,, ,wear.. .;, GEO. JU FBENOH& SON, aojrorilx Front St. feb21-tf . . Eindliilff ;ood. 1 TfPRESS STRlPS,"fbr Kindling and Light jFira. for sal at: the 3arrsl Works of Stranze A Rice, foot ol Castle Street, at. . uents arer Dmy aou. jan7-eodlin' :Ul :; :i j ' ' : ' FOR SALE: OR REMT. T7KB SAXB 0U BEHT That- large and X? valuable plantation on, Mlddte ftotmdj, miles from the city, known as the Jtfott tract. will be rented or sola onrsiww,w parttoTdars, apply to . v, aeeta-v-. - 7AMT8. a drertiseisents not cxoasfltng ftve Hoes '- nerted under this head at half our usual ad . vert-sing rates. One insertion, SO Cents 1 ; t six Insertions, 111 75. No adTertiseroenta ta. ken at these prices unless paid for in advanea XTTANT-tD-A Good Boot and Shoe Ma-' fV - ker : steady work and promptpav. Ap ply immeaiateiy to jajs- twutii irnmt JAS. I Ci ifel)21-8t Shoe Heel N.C' "TTTANTl-D. Advertisers for this column., . W . If tou want a situation t If you want a clerk Or book-keeper f if you want a sook 1 if you want a house; if you want say kind of employmentlt yog want anything advertise -in this column, at hall our regular rates, and your wants will be STrppIled. - in iiht-'ti nnxBa. BBnTka. v. PUP r.x Ci llahed Weekly. Darr Osl Proprietors. sept-3-l-U i ti: Hi I M., m Pf M. ands8 P. M., WT. SiUia Ml vender. " higher than a mile. i;rj, .;. : i est la uio cape rear xxavigawou wu- feb25-tf W. KERCHNER. '- ..... rt.v: vif !r.'.--t;'T W . ; . M -J - -r