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" "" .",' .. ' ' 7 - III, ft . , --'- - 1 11 ill..... in i . . . - ' ..?. . . .C ' . .' - -- ; -: " - . . - 1 THE MOIWf IWQ STAU, PUBLISHED DAILY, H j. If BEBNAKD, riltir and Iropr. 0p?ick, Dawson Bank Buildings, Froat ' ' nna vcar, In advance... .... ........ ......T.7 00 six months. In advance.......,............ 60 Three months, In advance......... ...i.,..;, a 00 iino month, In advance. The Morning 8ta will be delivered 1n any purt of the City at JTxrrKcar Cssts per week. METEOROLOGICAL KECOIJl). Marcli 3, 1871. Time. . Bfm . Wirier twwtcr IS A. M. 80:11 " 64 3. brlaV.' Falr.ri--4:32 P. M. 29:90 70 3.W. Ugh Fair." 11:33 P.M.I 29:94 j 6d C1cti- IClond v; v Mean icmp. oi nay, oo aer. Barometer, corrected for 'Temperaturtan Elevation. ' - " - -i Veloclly of wind at 2 P. M. 37 miles per hour Robert Sktboth, " t 8ers;t Slanal service U, 3, A.':V weather Beport. Wtshlngton, March S-4:8E. Hi) The following i a 8ynopsU o(, the weather reports for the past 24 hours : The rata which wsa reported, yesterday even Ins has extended principally north and" east ward. Fair and threatening weather have been t xpoilenced at a few points on the South At lantic coast, but It- has generally varied be tween light rains and e'earing up In the Gulf n nd Southern 8tat:B. The fair and clear weather of to day on Lake Michigan is ndw belug succeeded by another disturbance ap proaching from -the northwest ' RsIb: and Bnow have prevailed on the lower lakes, and the Middle and Eastern Atlantic coasts. The weather Is clearing up with occasional light rains from Illinois and Tcnncsse to New Jer sey. The, lowest barometer has movod from Illinois eastward to Maine. ! Probabilities. Cloudy weather and fresh winds will proba bly prevail throughout the country. A seri ous disturbance Is apprehended as advancing from the extreme northward. THE OITT. iKW ADVtKT18KMET. HuiNSBERaiB's Uvc.Book Store, S3 Market -ueet Pianos, Organs, &c. Georgb R.1 Fbrnch & Son. Boots and Shoes. . . ; . (. A. Nkwell, Agent Singer's 8ewing Ma chines. - -. Williams & Murchison For New York, Schr. Luola Murchison. i , . Head tho advertisement of the Lecture by Hi.ihon Gibbons. Chas. Tj .Howard Loulsiabal State Lot- i tery. . . ,i . . ' -. . Read the advertisement ol Perry Davis1 Veg etable Pain Killer: .s It. II. Cowan Wilmington and Onslow Uuilroad. , .. CIIVRCU DIRECTORY. HU John's Ctanreli (EplseopAl),; ' ' Corner Red Cross and t Third Streets. Lenten 8RVicE8.i. . First Sunday in Lent': . v . . . ; Morning Prayer at 11. ; ' ' 1 u Evening Prayer at 7IVM. a Joint daily services at St. James and 8t. John's Parishes throusthont Lent until Holy Week: . . :. , Daily Morning Prayer at 7 o'clock on Mon day, Tuesday and Wednesday at St. James'. On Thursday, Friday nd Saturday at St. John's. - ' Daily Evening Prayer at 5. o'clock on Mon day, Tuesday and Wednesday at St. John's. On Thursday, Friday ani Saturday at St James'. Fifth Street V. E. Cbareb, ' ' 1'iftu Between Church and Nun Streets. The first Qaarterly Meeting Conference for Fifth Street Statiou will be held Saturday and Sunday, 4th and 5th of March. 1 Love-feast Friday evening at o'clock. 1'reachiDg Saturday night. Sunday and Sun Oiiy night at the usual hours. Rev. Wm. CLoes, P. E. St. Paal's (Colored Episcopal), Corner Orange and Fourth Streets. On Sunday A. M. at 11 o'clock. P. M. 7J Wednesday and Friday Morning Prayer at C) o'clock, A. M. Litany at 12.6'clock, M. livening Prayer to be followed by a sermon on Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock, and On Friday evening at 6 o'clock. All the other days of the week, Morning Prayer at 6) o'clock, and 6 o'clock, P.M.' On Saturday the Evening Prayer, will be omitted. Lecture. ..- . i rtn MidoH will flnfl In nnr nrlffprtinlnn1 columns an announcment that Rt. Rev. James Gibbons, D. D., will deliver a" lecture In St. Tlmmm IJin roll rtrt Wpd nMdiiT March 8th. at 7J P. M.. embracing an Historical review of , A , i ' who arc curious to know the views of . . . . , r ,T tho Puthn mi fn trl cn(lt. thRV Will llftrnlV I Hod a more Gibbons. able exponent than ' Bishop Louisiana Lottery. ' . " We have cood reason . for sUting that the Louisiana State Lottery ComDany. Whose ad- vertisemsnt aonears in the Star, Is a solvent and rellahlA Inatltntlon. Thev have alwavs naid nrWmm Wlthont deduction thirtv dava from date of1 drawing ; and, while we ; do : not advise nnv t. Wt their monev in lotterv tickets, we do not hesitate to recommend the "Louisiana State'! to all those who are deter- minoH tiifrii th Kpi r frrtnno innn. "I I U VS W J WMW tvmws -w w w u w , ( I dnfc -f nur advioe'J if tW will :.'bov lottery tickta' natrnnize a resDonsIblc comDanv like tlie one in question. C - J - ': :. m 'T Fire at Eanrlrtbargr We learn from Capt. F. M. VVootenv who iuiiiu UOWU OU Hlo JJlUllJKIwli. vusi ivimw uu Rutherford Railroad, jesterday afternoon, that ft... , .1.. V VT. , k V me waa aiscovereu in me bmjto . . iiamcR Bpreadlnff so rapidly that, lo spite . on 1 .U -lilvJt.i; -hiAu'J I Vcrr7,t 1 niWre, occupieu uy .. T" uv:srs. MCfJail MClvay were iuurcu iui i SlKOO tal.tK ..r 1aA av will VAfff Pfl rl V tfl Vfir l'itir loss. Tbe fire is said to have undoubt edly been the work of an incendiary." The Marcli Winds Doth Blow. ' Yesterday the March campaign was folly in durated and "rude Boreas, blustering rail. er.' sunt the dnst in blinding volumes thrpugh huiunug v si. vvr suw vj vw vi mm for'anate no.trtan. i,iia b rvi in tim iAitn(v If Intn (Ka Avaa rt nn direconf.i.jrtnnfeint.tiiP. .i.mminff.inAM "nd window shutters, witetllaghrongh the ht 1 vtrr,.w t 1. 1 s .ttKM " rt v iajo V CDOCM SSJ lws v ayusiiitu uas cotnmotiou In the waters of the .Cape Fear. together it was a day when those who could ttIiordtodo so preferred the;, Inxnry, of r ,i': T v ITt - , . u. , - i mi ii. ju i.. ,, ii i Vol.sVn-IT6. 139: Loeml Cots. Marci'lawaklnnpl r Ethereal spring is here. ;T". Kain water ta aoft but rarely pu re. C!11 oyaT thlig: to bubble over with cnerv a -' t." It will soon be time to thin your blood with sulphur - " Oyer, twenty spring styles of Jiata for 4adlcs are alreadvoutiJ t , JTVL ! v. .Good health.la better than all the riches of Stewart and Varderbllt. : - There was no. session o(tho. fjy Court yesterday morning, there being no cases for iriaU.- . .7 0:--.; : ,NV single policearrestr yesterday, and the Guard House-eonlpty.t' How we are Im proving. i ' . '.w-- -. The colored fireman were out yesterday, attending the funeral of Thomas Erambert, a fellow member. ,.- Donnati's great comet wlll.be again visi ble in the year 8858. Those whi . wish" to see In may cut out this paragraph for reference. We learn that about; seventy-five persons were to depart from this city last night en route for Texas, a compromise of the recent difuciUtitts having been effected, , . , . . The remains of Mr. Henry Bear, who died In this city on Thursday morning last, were followed to their last resting place, yes day, by a large concourse of citizens. Unmallable Letters.' - The following Is a list of unmallable fetters remaining in the po6tofflce in this city: J. S. Redfield, N. Y.," and Messrs. Samuel Orendorf & Son, Baltimore, Md. ' Pine Forrest Cemetery. , ' There were thirteen interments In Pine Forrest (colored) Cemetery daring the month of February, of which number 'six were adults land seven children. This Aggregates sixteen ntennents for the month, including both cemeteries. . Resisting An Officer. The case of Wm. Burney, of Franklin Town ship, charged with resisting an officer of the law in the discharge of his duty, came up be fore Justice McQuigg yesterday morning and resulted in defendant being required to give se curity in the sum of f 200 tor his appearance at the next term ol the Superior .Court The 'necessary security was furnished and he was discbargsd. ? An Infant Snaotnered to Death. t An inqnesjt was held by Coroner Hewlett, yesterday morning, at the corner of Sixth and Castle streets, over the body of a colored in fant, three weeks old, found dead its bed. on . Thursday morning. The " jury returned a verdect that it was supposed to have come to its death i by -being smothered in bed by its mother, who is deaf. Gardening for March. As there is much attention paid to garden ing in various parts of the city, we remind such of our readers as have not already attended to the matter, that during this month lettuce and cabbage may be transplanted ; cabbage seed may be sown in open borders ; peas, beets, spring kale, carrots, lettuce; onions, parsley, parsnips, radish, cpinacb, and,lierb seed, may also be sown. Early potatoes may be planted this month. Have your beds well spaded and mannrnedi 8table manure is the best. A good preparation will prevent the springing up of weeds and grasses, and thereby save much annoyance and' trouble in working the growing CTop(durlng the summer. Steam Fir . Engines. As the question of purchasing another steam fire engine for this city is .now agitating the community, we would state that, as the vol unteer fire department of Philadelphia hast b recent action of councils there, given placer4os a paid department, their apparatus consisting dflal omptn!, is now. offered for Bale, purchased two of these engines, as follows : il " . . -V ,., . xne "iiana in liana sieamer, wuu uoraes , 5. and harness contpletc, -13,000. The "Hope Hose" 6teamer, with horses and harness com plete, $3,650. These engines.have been in ser- vice lor several years, uufc arccuuoiacrcu to u in perfect trder, and nave an excellent record. Alexandria nas aiso, parcnasea one oi me "earners iiuk uW, uu ie ' A & ... "- fm the same sonrce, as It was tnrougn in quiries on tbe part of. the fire, department of e lauer cuy man uitruwo iui.yiyi.uwu .:; ."..;." V.' 'u 'i;1 r., ' . ' w, here is a gooa cnanc. u ear.y appno tlon be made ' to get a good steamer at a moa : 'erate price. If Richmond and Petersburg can affed touse seconded. engines, it-would f not uuri.ua km try iuo citHiuicut lur vuvc, u It Ahall ba decided bv our authorities to Dur- chase another obe"; aa is now proposed.' . - Skatlner Rink Monthly Awards. ..-.i . . .i' . , , w. a..iiffR .Mt i,hV t MSUIivi ... ,v v.ft. .. - ri Ik- i closing one ior the molith, and the, occasion fbr the distribution of the. "monthly awards' , tn M5aa Eva Love and W AJ IV AS n VI V " . . " " Mr. A. W. Knight, they having received the , . l .nt.ii n rn,r the month. The circuit skating was again in- PPV troduccd, and the . prlzs a s handsome goia pencil was awarded Master Clifton Vanors dell, who made the six circuits of the Hall in one minute and twelve seconds. Ths prize was presented by Rev. H. L. 8ragleton, with a few very appropriate and well timed remarks. The Interval skating was, as usual, excellent. Miss Georgia Briggs appeared to excel herself 1 in her solo, and was. greeted with well meritea annUnse. It was with much regret that the audience heard atfnounced thai indlsijosltibn I r ...AMtm tn Vita VlIA am a Mi rvii ; 1 Tire huucbi iaj iuuib . wv 1 sawsvu r - - . - . - - j solittina" character of "the beginner. Taken altogether the affair was a most pleas ant one, and we trusttmany more such maybe - -' ' 1 - if ' ' i-: ' 1 AnSf .,,loi Desperado Captnr- ett. .Passe.nge,rs jpa, thaWUmingtoo Charlotte and Rutherford Railroad yesterday afternoon brought the gratifying. Intelligence that Tom Lowrey, another of the band of desperadoes, and? brother of. the : notorious Henry Brry Lowrey, has been" captured, and that he was taken to Lumbert6n about' 10 o'clock :fiyeYter day mornings and lodged.ln )ali: i;Ar list tt6 good! works has commenced, n tarnest! 'Letlt be continued jv)th' uwba laatof Ijth'e desperate gang has beeUj killed o The Theatre. V...,; ) 7v.,, A very fair audience, both in numbers and respecUbllltv.-greeted Wll,mlngtbns favorites, the charming Chapman SIstenTand Blshop at the Theatre last evening. faking Into consid eration the'other attractions;one of which' wai in the aamW building in the shape of ' tbe.'Grand 8kating Assembly the audience was much lar ger than we, expected, to see jt'But the irVe si stlble d t ollery . of Bishop, and the really, ;fasr cinating prppensltiep of those; bewitching r; titfes, the Miasea Chapman are so well knbwh and appreciated-by . the Wilmington public that they invariably draw' a good he-use. iii his character of Shylock in the' new burlesque oT i"MucK Ado AbouCka Merchant of Venice," played Us t night for ttjp' first tlmVlnt hl's city, Bishop really 'surpassed hlmseif; keepingjthe audience n a perfect rOfir of ' Jaughter and plause. f he Mea 'Biaqhe man, as Lorenzo ; and Bass.8ao,.ahMlidted fre queut testimonials of appreciation, the 1 latter, especially, in ber vocal efforts, being tlWe fand again encored cThe lead log characters -were well supported by Mr. PaVker' as ' Jubal, iMK Nugent, as Antonio, Mrs Chapman, as Portia, and others, th e wholes tiling going off to the entire satisfaction,' to Jill appearances,' cif 'those present , , -. . - " The clog dancing of tho celebrated Terpsi choreanArtists, Messrs.;Cooper and Fields, we have seldom' if ever, seen excelled, and at the conclusion of UieirVafl of the performance they were warmly applauded"" To-nlght we have an entirely new bnrlesque, entitled "Little Jack Sheppard, or the Idle Apprentice," which win be.the farewell, per formance of the Company in Wilmington, and will probably afford our citizens the last op- portunity theywlll ever nave" to seeThe-great Comedian and the bewitching Sisters. Our ChipIBasltet. ' ti .1 7 : ' ' ' A Brooklyn girl of 16 is suing for a di vorce. ' . The fashions are now coming from Brus sels and Vienna, instead of Paris. Vinnie Ream is announced as the latest candidate for the lecture field. Queen Victoria's private fortune Is estima ted at $16,000,000. How many persons there are who have utterly misconceived theiraim in life ! Capital punishment being kissed to death . ( r : . by a pretty girL The people down East are now. hoping for a hot summer, they have So much icejto sell. An Old 'lady, observing a6ign over a tail- 6 ling establishment,, bearing the inscription : Fountain of Fashion," exclaimed, 'Ah that must bo the place where the squirts come from.", . - A lady at Utica rcently attempted to hang herself, but the neighbors rushed in and cut her down. "Her, disgusted husband, thinks "some ioiks nad better stay at home, and not meddle with other people's affairs." 11ITEB AND MARINE NEWS. Fbidat. March 3. Cant.' Harper, of the steamer Oldham, up from below this morning, reports that the Barques Oeo. S. Hnntt J. W. JJarrs and Schoon ers Willie iHIlt John, Donna Anna, Comegysi and Geo. S. Squeers, are in below, bound out.- The wT. iT. Atburger is reportedon the BnoaiB ucar oig xaiauu, nuuut o tunes ucivw the city. , . . iuotelIuIIuvals. U. i Natiou aiv.Hotki RbubsnJ oxes, Prop'r. March 8 F Roberts, D D Borber, Columbus county; J J Beott, H VY Goodwin, Fremont, N C; Vv AV Ef erson, H B Raymonds, NJ: J Swift. E J kwift. N C: .Thos A McNeill, Robe- -son county. XJ Jioweu,-Jtfortsmoutn, .v a; 1 K Tan veil, tSBSingneia; s r rayior, u 11 num- Shrey, OhbIow. county; F M Wooten, Wf C & , R R. ' 1 " ': - HIGH COURT OF IMPEACHMENT. " Condensed Irbm the bally Telegram . Thursday, March 2- joe narvcj. cmoreu, swgiu . x no ut a im.. w.nt-A.f M.T Maroh Alamance; about two WM tuis. rnarco, xa uisguiseu uivu uiuie v uiy. uuuw, uu into my house tied jne, tbokme . aboul. a. mile, tiedjme to a tree, took my clothes oft; Z aisguisea men,pame y ,0 ray uouwj, uuici sirucK me uvo iicks ana uen hit mftthw morn lirka riri tnv s nn me tnree more ueKS on inj some one struck my Child live afterwards bare back V 11tp1 HtAVt. nhrrt - ,u""i;', I', T rru"Z"' " lv afterwards it died. -They struck my : r 4Vo ,i,ii ni iha.haart ehu tn'f. , . r f An?ffi been well sthcef witness very positive as to the exact ntubber of licksj struck him; thev accused me '' of knocking Tdowu a white woman; I denied it, though 1 had a dispute with' abite'inau? Ihey iwung me up off the ground; I was Tery weak; thev said I was "playing possum," then it was each gave me , the three, extra . . . . . . L i T u . had them arrested, but I was f mis- x - T awi.' to a frtrm rl frnilfv nf Steal - LurAZZ;::rZ v I tJlBJ: L W Judze .i,. .-tKf T von "whin- PeTYSad neTeTerwii fhe breastworks arouad Raleigh, I was whioped for running away; my boss has IS EES -s?.; -J? TL chlrffexi With .ftlin.too r Mr. Harden. Justice of the Peace, discharged the men I had arrested, j t ania. X & I I then went to Mr. Bulla, the Solicitoithe sent me before the Grand Jury ; I didn t say the men struck the child lor certain ; I lived a mile from Graham ; I didn't send tor a doctor? no ; white person saw the child ore it died'? I berong to the Loy al League J I -was cropping otffaares;'had difficultiesi went H6 the Boreau; officer told me to go baekj tak what I Ws'ntecF'i I did so, and the owner got a-Writ'ouVar tcr tneiMK iiT t .vaur Ua'u . i n .Cbrdy ITebau ctilored.-Vwbrn i-1 live in Alamance; 'lasf fall a year ago twelye disguised men broke in toy house, took Pie out and1 carried me a Quarter f a L ilo dWn tho road, jmlled Off my clothes ancr-wnipped me entirely ; naked; I think they must havogivetf me 800 With hiekd Hes; CouldnH ;teli; exactIy? Shipped ! me pretty hard; : Whipped oh tbe back;-all of tho party took a! hand; it-Was about 12 6'clock 1 at night; :1 ' made 'no ! resistance; they whipped me because I belonged 'to the Union League; 'no-other cause ! given; didn't know" any of them; there-5 was never any indictment for this; ' after they got through they tbld toe to go' home; never saw any 'more dissuiBed' teen-: afterwards; I didn't go to -work for three-days; I Was bot charged With stealing aoything-Only with being a Leaguer- f l( - ' Sally Holt and her daughter Polly Holt (White) sworn t nothing' important eli-Citcd.-v-'"i;''- .' r:: . 1 Ned Strotid, colored, sworn . ' I live - in Orange now; been living there two 'years; in Alamance three weeks before Christ mas, living at- Mr. Will. Thompson's', drivings; wagon tor him; f our White peo ple living on bisland; be gave me ahorse and land to go to ' workj -disguised "men, about a weak after I got fixed, come to my door. aslced me to come Out,(they wouldn't hurt me; on opening: thej door tbey Beired me; otiegot my gun andJroke it; anoiher pitched my axe out; 1 didn't know, any of them; 'they went up stairs and'cared my two iittle chiIdren;fTun "?em down "stairs; made me take out everything in the house; finally made me pull off my shirt and step up and hug a tree; they struck me 25 or 30 licks; told 'me to put' on my clothes, and it I said anything they would come back in a week and burn .the house and meio it; there was about 10 in the party; didn't take me more than ten steps from my house; toy wife and 8 ' 'children were present; only one man . whipped nie never saW disguised men before or - since; 1 didn't know1 who to indict for1 this; if there was any desire among the others living on the land for mo to leave tbey never said so. John Overman sworn : I live in Chat ham county; 10 disguised men a year ago came to my house, bursted ; my door inj took me out of bed, sat the down on the flobrj ; crapped my beard and hair on one side, then took me out, and each gav6 rile 2 licks; I knew one of them, Cicero Mc Pherson; knew him by his voice; known O A . U.. 1: 1 . II - u.ui ui vc.B, uc .iy c auuu mac iruui me; uc uucuseu me 01 piicmng around a certain woman;" I was a mar ried man, and I was -guilty of keeping another woman: my wife growled a little about it; I haven't quit my habits yet; I think I deserved all the whipping I got. This witness certainly"was the most can did we have had yet.j The above is a specimen of the remain der of the evidence, which was mainly in reference to whippings by disguised men, and to prove the existence of what the witnesses termed Ku Klux in Alamance, Chatham and other counties. Thxkb is ho Excusa for those who draft their weary aa Idlsordered bodies into our com- rn.nv. wTiAn a. fAw inPH ot AVER'S SARUA- I PARLLLA would cleanse their murky blood and restore their health and vigor. Yemudd viotims of bilious disease, have some regar for your neighbors, it not for yourselves. NsrrHxa failing teeth, nor the peeping wrinkles of time, so forcibly tellof advancing years, as your grey hair. AYER'S VIGOR re stores Its color and makes your appearance diom arrea to, others, as well aa vonrself. With fresh, luxuriant hair, the infirmities of age are far less noticeable. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. FAIN KILLER. WE ASK ATTENTION to this UNRIVALEB Family Medicine. . The Pair Kuxxb Is, by universal con sent, allowed to have won for itself a. reputation unsurpassed in the history of medicinal preparations. Its Instantaneous effect in the entire eradication and extinction of Pain, In all its various ferms Incidental to tbe hdinan family, and the unsolicited writ ten and verbal testimony of the masses in its favor, have been, and are, its own best adver tisement For evidence in favor of the PArjr KiLtiot for Ministers' Sore Thioat or Bronchitis, read the following : ! ' ' i ".' Gsif ts, Tho Pain Killer has been a constant occupant of our bouse for over two years, and a portion Ol ine. lime n xiaa ueet mo umy medicine under our roof. Hardly ever do I Yisive mv children comnlaJn ol being sick, without having them ask in the same sentence Trt-r 111.1.1 KlIKtr. ' . - For several years Derore 1 necame acquaint ed with the Pain Killer, I had suffered a great aeu iroia wi hutovh m mj uiuaii. mvuSu by some physicians to be Bronchitis, dv others o whi. Jg called Mtnistera' Sore Throats 1 one time it was so severe man. was oniigea one time ic was soovtbuuiivw to give up preaching. Within a 1 JgJEj Kdorlffifro the Pain hat distress- ing compiamu nncu my ucw-i cine. and to my astonishment am profuced a wonderiuiiy soothing short time I was wholly relieved. tried my new-found medi effect In a Since that I time I have had a number, of attacks of the same nature, and tlie Pain Killei has always afforded me relief. About one year since, my i wifo hMmA Hnhict to severe BuneTimsr irom Rheumatism : our resort, as usual, was to the ;V,Ilft, which wsnld alwavs relieve her. . 1 kava not time now to sav more, as 1 couta with aheartv trood wi'L and always have done. in praise of the Pain Killer. 11 this nasuiy wTitten letter, In commendation of Perry Da vis' valuable medicine, will be of any service, you are at liberty to do with it as you please. "Vrvrxr t.-rnlv votira. EDGAR CADY, Owatonna, Minn , Missionary ef the AiB Eomt r Afw. SoeUiy . ' Il OblCG I 1 . 1UA Unb hundred thousand.dollabs having been subscribed to the Capital Stock I of the Wilming and Onslow Railroad Com- pany, and FITB PER CENT, o'thessnb. scription having been paid -r- with. the provisions of tbe charter, iioiice is beroby given that a general meettng of the said subscriber will be held in the town of Wilmington on SATURDAY,the 85th day of Maroh, 1871, for, the purpose oforganlaing the said Company r .-. v. ;"-- ' ROBERT Hi :COWAN, marl-2t :- Chairman, Ac, ;....;; ::i'itj.r , i u. m i .mum I WholoHo.1,075 NEW; ADVERTISEMENTS. F Louisiana State Lottery lucorporated: Ancnut 17v 1868: CHARLES !t. HdWAKD;.i;.TRiari)ESii a -itiTH i tit's or. a nt) '"fiNPn SCHEME-)NLY),0p0NTJMBEB3 tt,r if v.. TQ BE -PRAWN ;iAX NEW ORLEANS ON i HOWARD, SIMONS. qOM(TRAOTORS. 20.000 Kiiramife -niy -$20J i prizeof 50,ooq ,ls.:V,avi;...i....:.t50,000 1 prize of 30,000- la,,.,.., 30,000 1 prize of -50,000 is.... 20,000 l prize or 1Q.009. is..,. o,ooo 1 prize Of 9,000 is. 9,000 1 prize of SsOOtt: 18.:.........;...:, .v 000 1 prize of 7,000 is .. 7 000 1 prize of 6,000 .is........ ....t....... rqoo f pneoi - ,Jir i8.VV.i,...,.....k.4.-..- 4,000 1 prize of 8,000 is . 3.000 '2,000 u prize or. : 1,000 .1 prize 01 .1,000 1 prize of .1,000 1 prize of 1,000 lpiizeof -1,000 1 prize of l.ooo 1 prize of 1,000 a prize of t ,1,000 1 prize of 1,000 1 nrlze of 1,000 1,000 1 prize of 1 prize of 1,000 f-are 25,000. 1 prize of 1,000 1 prize of 1.000 1 prize of L00a 1 prize or 1,080 1 prize of ' 1,000 I prize of 1.000 1 prize of "1,000 ,1 prize of , 1,000 1 prize of 1,000 1 prize of .; 1.000 , 1 prize of 1,000 1: 1 1 prize of :ljQ0u w prizes or loo .are 25.DO0 ,. 6300 12JBO0 317 prizes of 200 are.... so Approximation prizes, 440 prizes, amounting to..... 280v400 Whole T.icketa, $20 ; shares in proportion. Prizes payable without deduction. Orders to te addressed to , CHA8L. T. HOWAfilV Lock Box 602, Post-Offlce, New Orleans. Send Po8t.office Money Order, orBegis- ier your ietier,. unarcn4-tr FOR NEW YORK. HI BEG ULAR LINE. ; T HE FINE FAST SAILING SCHOONER; LUOLA MURCHISON, (668 TONS), Wx. C. JONES, Master. , TS-now receiving freight as above, and will have quick dispatch. For freight or passage, apply to mar4-2t . WILLIAMS & MURCHISON. Misses and Children, We have a full stock BOOTS AND RALLS For Misses, Chidren r . . i . ' ' ' ' 1 , ' , and Infants. Allstj srrades At low prices. GEO. It. FBENCH A SOIV, 29 IVortli Front St. mar4 tf Lecture. M"ftiz. Abma An hiatorlcal review of Ithe Temporalities of the Pope, will be ad bv m: .-. v . !- " ae- livered by RT,BEV. JAMES xaiBBONSi . n: Ht inB-rnomaB;vaurc,oo r mu.ayr V. . ITT 1. AH AM If AAn. in, at u.bl. - . , , .v OILK TWIST. ' O . LINEN THREAD, SPOOL COTTON, f ,1 NEEDLES, OIL Ac:, t OOiU uy . XI. . i W.iL Aeent for Singer Sewing Machine, ' No. 9 South Front street. Machines sold on installment, and rented. martl ..vitlt latest Hot LL tbe latest and' oesV-Novels you can ; ; ; ;QOLD. 'PENS.:.; ,, ', XpoR a Good Gold Fen gu w . j j- rpHE largest ry8BEBGEJt. w-fctAJJOS. Oreans. Melodeons, Guitars, Vio- JL linsat, marStf " SU"77 .w . " TTWTVT O , HEIN SBERGER'S , iivo WJ pwn BATES OF ADVEBTISIirO l - , One Square one dayf'M..i;.W.A.; $roo " two da. to J Tt m - 'oMjdavs,.V.;.;......v..V..;. 8 60 - nvB-dya.i..:.,.............. s oe rvT1 jlxlTBTtIaeinenU taken at pro portionately low rates. s . w , . " oSSS5SS5UDft,i eiiou,Tjrttnarsl and wr???ti,:?8 willbe inserted at naif rates wlr TsMcagit c&fleiHano::1 C'') ' xTIONSgSs: iRealKtate;:;?. ;;8;A"Tj."irr rut I ON&ATTJBDAY, KABGHll, l871i AT-. la Ai M rXP1 Court House Jn wdmigton, . C, will be sold x) 1 ,it, rrrsf That Flnb rot And House on corner of Fourth and Nun - streets, front, " -vm m uuruu BULTTOb qq nwi,' Tunning vwi on .iii; ., . TERMS AT SALS, 1 1'' - t.'.ij" i-.i f.i :- . ' v ' ii.'iniTj ' .M.I By order 0 Trustee. feb28-lawtillMar7 7" TT7T7T Real Esmeif or sale TO ON SATURDAY,. March lltb,. 1871,. at tbe J Court House door: In Wilmington,' . C, 1 12 o'clock, will be sold that : lrJ"un' PINE HOUSE-A ND; HOT, t- - t'm WJJi-r' !-iL:-itl ivtf&i-iax'' at P M.m Miwa ma, miner's nriwn, . ( On Corner of Eighth andtxock Stxee size of lotSO feet on JClgbtb, Sr.and! 68 .ft; ' ofr Dock St.:3oorj dwelling . anoiJtall necessary' out houses lately occupled'b: T.' Stotftakeri ' " ,;.febiviaw4w';;;r. Wilmingtbfr ! JOHN. T. FOBD.. ..Manager Farewell engagement iri- WilmingtOn'of the : , Chapman sisters And the famous Comedian, v . , C. B B I S H OP and an entirely new Compampany. '') i rFirst appearance bete Of the great Terpai oliprean. artlats, Messrs. Coopet and Fields., ' FRIDAY ENENINQ, March 8d Brougham's new' Burlesque in twd acts, ' Much A6 Asout 'a Mxkoii&liTovTxirioai ! Bi bop as .............. .... . Sky lock, the Jew.' Blanche as '. , Lorenzo Ella as . .. . ..'i. rBasaanlo ' Saturday, Last Night, , Littlb Jacs- SmcFSA!Bl); or, the Idle Appren Prices as usual.' Beats can be secured at HelnSbery ers Book Store. inarlt HOW TO KEEP1 T! ;' Peace in Ifpdr tlFamljlx.i Go' TO ''FRENCH'S NK"W" sTORE AND. 'lay in your supyly of . - ItlCF, FRESH GROCERIES. ' He keeps the best ot everything and sells as low as any house in the city. He has in store Nice Mountain and Northern Buttiar, : : ' . Smoked Beef and Tongues, ' 1 ' and the best lreen Tea td be found this side of Chlnai Don't 1 forget COB. AND SIA.BKBT STS- mar3tf Handsome Black Cloth Prodks BY NEXT STEAMER, -BliACK DOE8KI1V PA1VTS. Fresh Goods; " Slylleli Make. GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS AT i ... , . vl..' MUNSOX , Sc CO.'S, maroh 3-tt . City Clotblers. Mortgage Sale. I ! BY YIRTtTE OF 'A MORTGAGE, WITH power of - foreclosure by sale, to me made by the Green swamp company, 1 win sen ny public auction, at the .Court: Honse doqr, In the city of Wilmington, North Carolina, on Wednesday, the 8tn day v of March; 187V be Jn said State, to wit : On tract eontalning 125 acres, or tnereaeouis, adjoining ine wiiming ton, Columbia and Augusta Railroads, and extending from Bolton 40. the County Line; One other tract. In the Green Swamp, on the East' side of waccamaw River, containing 29,000 acres, or thereabouts, ... The attention 01 persons lnxsrestea in me shingle business is especially Invited to this la rge tract, wnion 10 very varaaoiw lorvyprww id Juniper timer. r - . , .. . . . ., an ' TERMS OF S ALE CASH. febl-tM8 J1 JAMES DAWSON. ; The CaneFear Guano Is a complete Fertulcer, represents g bono and meat to proper proportions, to perms- nently improve the land; ' D. Mv BUIE. febl6SAFtf Chemist. . ; . 1 1 1 1 j i ' Coffee! Coffee! A t9 SACKS COFFEE-iiAlttiualitles, x orsaioDy . mara-tf u-,.r'i F. Wt KERQHNER- frO R 8 At- E ( O R REWT, "TJWB SAUS OB BENT That . large ana HSnabletilantatlon oil 'Middle- Sound, 8 neam toe cuyvtoown aa h Mott tract, tested lor old on resbnabie terms. For particulars, apply to. ; I LDHAM, Ex. I, WANT a fl vrtliements not exceeding live lines inserted under this head at half our usual aid vertlsing rates. One insertion,! BO, Coata; ' six Insertions. JUZfi. . Jtojulvarllsements ta. ken at these prices unless paid for in advance - ii i 'i ' ' 1 '" ' . . -j WANTED Advertisers for this column. - if you want a situation ; if you want a you want a nouse ; u you want any amu u your TrANTKDBARDERSJrveorsttge .Y,,ttemencn?i Cat Mrs. STOKLHY'S, Horth-west eor. 5e't1 Third and Church Sreets. .;- imarcn wt. ; employ uiuui; u yuftwauauyjiiuiis' " in this column, at hall our regular rates, and wants wiuowsmppaoo - I- el it . -3. I X: V.l if. V y if : within doers. enjoyed by out; citizens. 1 .V) ;.v'.J'v.;V-;)W