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"xnE MOnNING BTAIl,
PUBLISHED DAILY,
wM II.BEUNAIID, Tdftor and Propr.
Orric, Dawson Bank BuUdlngs, FronJ; St.
var. In advance... V
StksTto advance.
Three months, in advance. J
one month, la advance. 9
The Momiho Sta will b delivered In any
part of the City at ttrrnmn Cmsra per weelc
iETEOBOjSOICAI. UECOBD.
.: March-3, 1871. - ;
Brm" mom- Wind. Weather
eten . eter. ,r v ; , ;
80:00 69 Sft fresh Clear.
29:84 71-- 3 W brisk Fair.
29:89 65 3W fresh Clear.-
Time.
r.3A. M
4:$3P.M.
j 1:33 P.M.
Moan TfifflD. Of dSV. 65 dtZ.
Barometer corrected for Temperature and
Elevation. ; ' . ' . -
Robibt Sktboth, ,
Serjc't 81irnal service U. S. A.
Weather Report. ' " . v . ' '
Wan Dbpaktmbiit, ) r
Office of Chief SUroal Officer ' V
. Washington, March 23-4:85 P. M. ) ;
The following Is a synopsis of the weather
report for the past twenty-lour. boars : . v
The torm centre, which last Wednesday
evening was In Illinois, -was this m orninj? "on
Lake Ontario and la now lntbe walley.of the
St. Lawrence in -Canada. Brisk-an' fresh
winds have circled "around It In It rapid pro
gress to the northeast -
Light rains and i anow have been reported
from LakeQatario to Lake Michigan. Minor
areas of low pressure now exist in the South
ern and Middle States.' Cloudy weather ha
prevailed on the lakea .and ' In the Eastern
States; haxy and partially clear weather in the
Middle and Southern States; cloudy and clear
ing up weather on the Qulf. ' The pressure is
stationary in the Rocky Mountains and fall
ing, with light rain and clouds, on the Pacific
coast. . . ,. . '- ; ... .;V-.:
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A rslng barometer and clear or clearing up
weather, are probable for Friday from the Gulf
ti tbe upper laKes, urisK ana. mgn wiuas,
followed by a decided fall in the temperature
and clearing up weather, will profcably be ex
perienced in the Southern and Middle States.
.UW ADVEBTlBEHEJiTS.
HsiNSBsaGKB's Uvo Book Store, 89 Market
street-Haddock'e . Wilmington "General and
Business Directory.: j ; . V' V "
Wm. H. Kkllkt Meeting of-Chamber of
Commerce..-; ' .
DeUosset & Co.N. C. Bacon Hams, Break
fast Strips, Urd,&c.; "V ' '
Mu'nson & Co., City r Clothiers Spring
Clothing. .
' Hbidk Bros. Smoked Herring, Mackerel
Flour, Canned Goods, &c v . . , t
Williams & MubchisOn A good turpen
line distiller wanteds - .
S. P. Qa,use. Boarders wanted.
- " NOTICXU V ; : .
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AOSNCT New Vokit Aiaapiited Phbm. 1
Wilmington, N. OTMarch 23. 1871. J
Masters aod Amenta of Teasels will confer a
favor on the undersigned by reporting to bin)
promptly all marine disasters occurring at any
point on the North Carolina const, In order '
that the intelligence may be 'transmitted" by.
telegraph at the earliest possible moment. - 7
, ' . WM. H. BERNARD, ;I
tf f Agent New York Associated Press.
Clsy Court "'V "V1
Tho'tollowlng cases were disposed of yester
day: . ;'.. ;" r 'i.
Henry 8tolter, charged. with disorderly eon
duct, was found not guilty aud discharged.
- Alex. McColla, arraigned on the charge of
forcible trespass, was found guilty and requir
ed to pay the penalty and costs. ' ' .
Robert Miles, charged with being disorderly,
was found not guilty and discharged. . "
There Was one case Xar non-payment of city
tax, In which judgment was suspended on con
dition tbatit would be settled up. t 1 V
Star Book Bindery.
The attention of , the pablic is called to the
superior facilities we now. have for executing
cheaply, promptly, and 'skilfully all kinds of
Binding andRulIngi Our business in this de
partment has steadily increased, 1 an evidence
that we hive net labored In "Vain In our effort
to establish aBook Bindery ' equal ; to the de
mands of our growing city. But : w re de
termined to do still more ; and as our' busi
ness grows so.will our facilities be increased.
Give us a triaC-: 1 - 2taw2w i
.:, , m,m .. . ..
Situation Wan tea.
If you want a situation, advertise In-our new
department, under head of ' Wants," . at half
our regular rates, for- advertisement not ex
ceeding five lines, r r ,vl-, '-. '.:' ;.tC i
Our Chip llasltet.
Indiana countrymen '. are wearing , calico
pantaloons. lri ,v. j.;'
' -V( - 7 - ;' - ' r. .jt, , r " t" ': 'V, ' 1
. Ex Queen Isabella, of Spain, r w lit hereaf
ter reside at Vienna. .' ? '' .P-Pi1 i
A doctors motte is supposed to be '.'pa
tients and longBurtngVV1;; ' .
Amy Rich' rd'son,; Jpf ,Iewa, weighs 853
pounds. , Tht-'ls the latest case of big-Amy:
Vr" APd bachelor compares liftf td a shirt
botton, because it so often hangs by a thread.
Chicago ladles at eocial gatherings say ':
'HowsplendMlMre, Smith is dressed. The
first time she has beenont ;aln'ce.het divorce,
; tOO.' tL'V-!f,?J,U-- iVsA.':'.-.t:,V '"; V
Mrs. Hyson, -ol ."aahlngton, absconded
on Baturday from : old , Hyson,' taking along
with her a "drawing from his
and the, affair has created quite
tcauot. ' ' :'v;.4-:-.'
The women who haye be ea admitted to
; the Michigan AgrlculturafCollegej ije said to
behave in a very gentle manly" manner, -r
. Rhvde Island last year had 162 divorees,
or one to every fourteen marrMges;, almostas
bftd a record aVthaVof Chicago.'-' ;
- There, is a pretty young! woman of Phila
delphia who U. fond of practical Jokes., Her
favorite Joke is to drop her bonnet-apd shawl
onFalrmount bridge, and then stay away from
her 'rlends for a week or so.. She enjoys their
uiatress of mind.
If y0u have a house or farm for sale or rent,
advertise it In' our new department,' under
head of "For Bale or Kent" atialf of oar reg
uiar rates, fQr advertisements not exceeding
5';,t S
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Vol. Vin-ITo. 2.
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Local Oota. . - , -t , " -
The Chapmans Sisters are in AtlanU this
week.: ' ;
The "Japa'Vopend in Augusta Wendnes-
daynlght v : .::'
The - Davenport
Brothers
opened in
Charleston last evening.
Rose an Harry Watklns rwere to cdtn-
mence an engagement at Raleigh last right' l4'
It It proposed to insert a memorial win.
dow for Alice Carey In the. . "Church of the
Strangers," in New York, . . :
There was one arrest for dltorderly con
duct yesterday. With this exception' every
thing was quiet In police circles. - r
Skirts, tobestjllshmustyurt' touch' the
sidewalk at the back and on the sidei. . They
are j oat the thing to complete the wort of the
boy who sweeps the crossing. , :
-
r There will be a special meeting" of the
Chamber of Commerce, ,tWs morning, at 11
o'clock, for important .business." A full at
tendance requested.V; -S' ' V 5
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The lilll 'to' eme'fld ihe -chatter of ; the
Hook' and Ladder Company- of Wilmington
passed its second and", third' readings in the
Senate on Tuesday. ; . r
There wa'a no meeting" of the Board of
County Commissionera on Wednesday night,
In consequence of the fact that a quorum of
the members were not present, -
' j A bill to prevent thaeato of splrituouslt."
quors within two miles :pf point Caswell, in
this county, passed its several readings in the
8ei)ate on .Tuesday.". "(ik V;;- 4 - ,
;The Wilmington JFibro Works com pany
commenced operations yesterday, theboom of
their 'battery" being distinctly beard all Over
the city, reminding. many of the bombardment
of Fort Fisher."; . . ,. " - .v
The Bishop of the Diocese, , with divine
permission, will officiate at St Paul's ' (color
ed Episcopal) Churchy and administer the
holv rite of ConlirmaUon,' on 8uoday "morn
ing, March 26th.: Services to commence at 11
Vclock. i "" . - t;,:. 1 j;;.
New Steamer. - . , I j
- The new steamer OnmberUend just comptet-
I ed at Fayetteville, made her. rst appearance
Lin our waters yesterday morning,; about half
past 11 o'clock, her advent being announced
by strains of music from the' splendid band on
L board, Which was wafted upon the, breezes to
wharveh we're Jined with. pooplo who were oo
iooa to get a glimpse . of the beantlfq' boat.
.whose repntatlon bad preceded ber. Qolte.a
nnmoer or excuraionists were onboard, among
whom were many lovely representatives of the
gentler sex or oar tister town. As soon as the
Cumberland .ca-roe alongside bf her wharf a
large number of persons availed themselves of
the opportunity to examine her Internal " ar
rangement.. JBelng among the number, we
are enabled to give some idea of her appoint
ments. She la commanded by.Capt. JL Phil
lips; Is 115 feet in length i 'over all; Is 2d foet In
width of deck; haa5K Xeetp depth of hold,"
which is divided Into eight 'water-tight com
partments, so that a leak jn any one of the
compartments will not affect the safety of. the
boat, the water being confined' to thesmall
apace allotted io each of 4hee! compartments;
the draws 23 Inches of water when light, and
her 'capacity is 800 barrels', dr a out 125 tons.
She has handsome cabins and state Voomsboth
I for ladled and ;gentlemeniv:all elegantly fnr-
niinea, the entrance to the slate rooms lor the
ladies being on the inside arid those for the
.gentlemen on the outside. In fact she is pro
vided Vith every:-' convenience '..that' .can be
found on a first-class boat' Her machinery is
all new and we'learn Yrqm' those, who; jcame
down on her that it works like a charm.
J. The Cumberland wiotructcd under the
-immediate superylaion-of, Uf.l'A.'. 0V Black,
aided by.Capt P&lUips and Is i pronounced one
of the most substantial an d sate" boats .on the
river.'
; ; They pew ; steamer left k FayettevlKe. i at'?4
o'clock on Wednesday iafirdiy.VuHvinai'
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Whitehall about 9 o'clock, she . Vjas; tied ;up,
when the excursionists spent a-prtion of. the
bight very ;plea.8ahtlj In' 'dancing'Wthe tnu
t'-t-'. t-a' : '::';s5.'W..O.. :..-i-A
": " Resnmfng her trip early yesterday morning,
she -arrived lere-at 4ll80.o'.clock,.a before
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Poreibift 'Tj'apess;
' Wednesday night -'about 11 o'ckckMr:'S.
W.panham' jiving 6h Sicopd', ,tweep'Prtn
cess and. Chesnut streets; heardTatTiolse cs of,
somf. one trying to get in at the front-window
opening Jto the. piazza. Mr. D. went dojvh to
the door; bat,' before opehhfg it, took the pre-;
caotionft'hali jqXti f The'
reply -fwatTeJ Dl twNotvin' tat least
frightened pyf this Intfniailo to
deal with his Satanic majesty, MiC D.'-armed
himself .with aiig stick and opened the "door,
at which, the 4ntrttd"errho.;proved,. to! be a
negi-b, ehdeavbretf to shove past him Into .lie'
nH, at theaataa Uaaa exmigrou4ire
time called lustllv for the Police,. .- iw
negro started to run toward the ena rthel
piazza. Fortunately, at the same moment;
colored clad who.Hvedlh'the ytchch, hearing
Mr. D.'s call for jlhe police, started tQ see
what was the matter and reached the cod of
.the piazza jusi! in , time to I seize) We culprit
as be endeavored to make his exit. He1 was
thereupon handed over to4he authorltlea. '
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Sneelal Notice. ' ' '
We would respectfullv call the: attention of
our patrons to the fact that we are required to
aeiue prompuj iw; oar papers every caxur
day; and to enable us to do tiu requires like
DNimntnept on thatkSrtcf emr nharthpr
We beg,v there fore, that the city subscribe rs-4 a little betten some would say" than the terra-; Al Batcbelor's Hair bye produces IMMElit -to
the Stak will nave the money readTorthe r ' i.,; "-y r - . ATELY a sblendia Biaei nr HnhiAi 'Brown.
collector when called for. r: Havine so manv to
for us1 to have to send more than once fjr so
small an amount.-, rr i
fSt 1
tf-'T.H -A &sJiu'QVk Jwp. D..Byncs,f Agents.
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WILIIIIIGTOIIN. C.v FRIDAY; XJARGH 24; ' 1871
iATlasr of tbe CoVncr gtene of St- I
, rrTb. Chawh;; v t , - I
At eleven o'clock A. M. vesterda v.- the cor-1
ner stone of thoew Episcopal Church at the j
corner of Mulberry and Sixth streets was laid l
by ; the Rt. Rev.Thomas'.-Atkinson, Bishop I
of North Carolina,1 assisted by Rev. Geo; Pat-
terson, Rector of St. ohna Church, Rev. Dr. I
WatsOn, Rector Of St James Church Rev. Dr.
Mjarrell, and Rev.'Chaa, Bradyof . St. Paul's j mence their operations. ' But for his timely de
Church. , A large assemblage was present, In tection we should' In all probability have bad
eluding a portion of the congregations of St I
John's and "SW' James, The services and
ceremonies observed on the occasion were verv 1
solemn iand Impressive. : Theopenlhg prayers J
were - reaei uy4B r wn wi, . iv . iom. i
XT at s sua va iv wj aw At t ta9w iuu uv i
concourse oi peopie presem aner wnicn was
sublime Psalm, the 136th, :.f0gtv thank unto
the Lord for he is gracious anct his tnerey endureth
?rYr,".was hantedIn a most effective , man-
Dcr-
uinauij ojjjiuyukD auu sjunusuw. . tTOiui- i
uurr iv uia auurcss. iuq uuuuu cam i uuw h
aepoaii inxaaa corner atone a vournai 01 na
General Convention of the Protestant EplsqT
parjChurch in thelUnltediStates, 1868,ltogetber
with the canohsdf theChTirchV " ri ;,a i-.
-Trtnrn nffrrthAiUMiannMAt rAnAnt.fnn h 1
North Carolina. ...... , ; .
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Bdok of Common Prayer. ; I
Haddock's Wilmington4 Clty7 General and j
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n : ' i
j XAiul IT iuAillviVri DtAIki lUUIBUaj. iliaiUl I
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n;j.. ru?7,--w. r.? Tkn.nn --r v. I
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23d, 187L . . : . i l-t-'A
WUminalon ibsf.rhnrsdav. March 23d. 1871. 1
TT flrtM Allvfr anil f!hnnfti- Hnlha I
jw.... v-w. --f" i
. v . o. r racuunai currency.
U.S. Postage Stamps. .a f,t. : . '
Names of donors of the Corher 8tonein one
envelopc.- ;- - " - . . i i
Names of Minister, Architect Masters, and f
and Builders of St. Mark's Church. ' ; ' I
1 Book of Hymns', Ancient and Modern.
New York Church Weekly, March 18lh, 1871
iNewJYork Church Journal.'March 15th',1871.
Hartford Churchman, March 18th, 1S71
Photographs of the Bishop and Clergy pf the
After these had been' deposited In the box
oy ine uuDop. tne.Dox was piacea iq.tne siono
sou tewBuj-;iww. ::'" ,M"" 6wu i
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blows of the hammer, Vln the natne ot the a a
thtA'and of tbe.Sori, and of the; Holy "Ghost,
rently laid, by the 'Bishop. J .tn ,thecourse of
his address he remarked that this was tho first
Instance where the corner-stone of an Episco
pal Church had been laid for the colored peo
pie in North Carolina. Those buildings In this
Btate In which the coldrel Episcopalians wor
shipped were not exclusively, devoted o that
purpose;; they were originally ouut lor school
houses or aome secular pursuit. ; .There are
two in Newbern,but they were originally built
for school houses.: " rne colored people in wu
mtngton, h6 'iaid,' were peculiarly blessed this
would,be Iheir own church. ant they: Should
begratefulfor the kindly aid extended them
Intherection lot1 this brick 'edifice'by one
who was noi. b their communion but who
eepiy4sympainizea witu inem, w.,noo. Mr.
n-w'wO" oafluyK eFrB-
sentatives. He enjoined them to be diligent
to be conauntjn their attendance, upon
vto?;aerTfcB' anunattoa In
ein r r - , . r . r .';: A . i , '
attentionand closed:after "expressing the be-
Hef flat the day would come ! when the land
would bo nilea with these churches, ue dia
not expect to Uue.to eeit, but there, were
those present ,wno, mignt, ana aoiemmy. w -
noniDK j'(r..F
gteatday when "we must all appear before
thejudgmentieatof;Christ ..v
Rev. Mc. Patterson read the concluding pray -
er, after which the whole assemblage united in -
.ainglhg ibi.gloKonibymn ' "J T , ,
Glorious things of thee are spoken.
m Zlon.cltyof urkdj - r
uj- , He whose word cannot be broken, ;
Formed rthfee for his own abode;
'i.-u 'On the rock of ages founded,! -
; i f f Whatcan shake tbvanre repose 1
" Wlth8alvation's wall surrounded, j;;
n ( Thouiai'8t fiiJalleatlithy foes.TJ r ?. ;
"eTO?. 18 1
copper wita a Croea neaUyj engraved jpn th
1.. Fk4. wilt. ikV'kViTwtll.l1 J-..II.- 4.
mf ..viuuiefaiitiB si one,
asstatedby Bishop Atklnon,was' presented
;toJtpe) chOTchJy the ladieaAbfthei Church of., misea. Sheriff .White, .wept put early yes
the Adventtt'ostiyn,fMft8Bachuaetts ( .;.;, te'rd ay, morning and arreBtod Boyies, and
"sutiu tmt -t - , - ; - -fia was bronchi ' before Esauire .'.Martiit
"Masic 6yfheBd; : " "v : f: ;x
a splay of theusal powers lastnight, aM
V.
was th Intention ni thnhtnd tit irTfl n anrt tf
- - -w.. .
general isrenadtv put were deterred from do-
ig eahy4j;4pw4'ic0f loy8 who;fol-
1UWCU UCU1UVUUU BUU.LC)lt UtUCU S UUUO
-t, Jr."--- "."
composed of coU
(VMflf AMlHi f fAa.tha
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Cblekeatau Dressed s Terripia, -. ;"f
.. BoU a fine, large lender chicken ; when done
And hUeetwarmicut-;It 'from-the bones
into a ww pan wflh one gUl cf Loilirg water;
ai .
men stir, wemwgettw Until perfectly smooth;
yo at tuiea; mil m ume, .uitteS.n ,.u
iwShi ,'iucu 'Kvu wiiu .wu pepper.
After Ifttttfir ft itrnmer ten thlnntfea. ad1 Valf iar -
. : -
glllof Madeira, and'send to the table hot." We
have tried tliis asd krow ttr to be excellent
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VJn,f it i
our new depirtmeut.'liUcL r bead of -Loet and
Found," at naif our regular rates, for adver-
Ascvjvuwj uy 9U"iit ave uues. .r , u
A Timely PlTery.
Just as the Messrs. Heide Bros.' were about
closlug their store yesterday evening, "colored
boy who subsequently gave his' name as Rich-
Pflce, was discovered concealed under the
counter.. ThefMessrs. Heide have no doubt
that the boy was hired by the real thieves to
thus conceal himself, sohathe could open
the door for them when the time came to com-
another wholesale robbery to record. The toy,
of course, was given into the hands' of avpo
liceman and -lodged. -in the Guard House to
awaU. an investigation this morning, j
j- v.-ci
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department, under head of Wants." at half
our regular rates, for advertisements not ex-
ceeding five lines.
tf
ni-hlll AtbnAr innAintrnTnt.
.Bishop Atkinson has made the following ap-
DOintment8 i -. - "
n.u.i . .... ir i on
umnvs Church. Renoir county. . . - 31
Unston.-. . ... . . .... . . . . ..... ty .".Aprit
2
Greenville ; "i 1 . . . . .' ! ; '.VA jvCv! r. :
Marlhorough.".".".".'
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Tarboro .i . .
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15
Trinity Church; Beaufort county
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Washington, v- il -.v --jit-.
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19
21
23
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gath, . , " " " ": H.
PungV " ' .'H 44 'frH
Fivmonth .' '..V. .V:. j:.. '
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Edenton..',
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28
"80
rtertiora .
Gatesville....i.4.v..:.;.k..;;....-,May
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Windsor. ............ .
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Batlroaa Meatinsr.
r - 'We are requested to state, that the subscrl-
Ders to tne v umington ana unsiow. itauroaa
Tvllljneet at the Commercial Exchange on
Saturday, morning, at 11 o'clock, t to organize.
A fall and punctual attendance is desired.
RIVEU ANQ MARIN ic MKWSV:.
' v - TnunsDAT, March 2S.
We learn that nearly all the cargo has
been taken from the schooner Walton,' on the
hiirh near Aftftnhnrn' Tnlt f nnV t.hftt thft
probabilities arc still favorable that the vesse
te otten off safelv.;.
Wants. , . . : . ;". : 1
If you want a clerk. " bookkeeper . salesman
or porter, advertise in ouf new. department,
under the head of "Wants," at half our regu
lar rates,' for advertisements not exceeding five
lines. .v.y. , . tf ,
Skstinsr Klnlc-Award NlKht.
This evening another grand award distribu
tion and skating reception takes place at City
Hall, when, if the weather shall prove prbpfc
tioug, a. large cr6wd will doubtless be present.
Among other attractions, a beautiful gold pen
cii will be offered, as a .prize, and, ice cream
wU1 dispensed to thirsty", skaters. Let all
owishtQ spend anvening, pleasantly be
hand. 'r--? - .j-i' .1, :
mtULUfc' : ' i ' :
v . full 8npply , of Robinson'a: PrinUng-Inks'
kept constantly, on hand at' theofflco of the
Mobhino' Star. ' These inks are equal,' if not
,uperior, to W manufactttred in this country.
Kegs oft25 lbs kept in'stock for the apeeial
J benefit bf weekly, papers. VCash ' orders solic-
-.n utivy. vi;. X', ...
SEIKITS OF .TXJEPENTINH.
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- 1 The . Newbern ' 'Times-learns
i that ft difficnltr occurred at Snow Hill ton
Tuesday between Mr. Bomtz, ol the Mes-
Mno nd Mr. WmJP: Qnmsleviin which
Mr. Bohitz -drew a;Tistoi: Nothinff' seri
1 ous.i? however, reatilted. ' The Suoerior
CourtyJudge Clark presiding, is- now in
Session at ' Snow Hill' fori the .'county- of
difficulty grew' 4 i
:.:f. V .'j7V:t. ;:i: 'fX":;i,i'r;';. i..-
: f s o-rr The 1 ! Raleigh ? JSeritinelleskrns
that 1na shOrt time the StontfardL in some
guise or .other will -"agaia be started 4n
iatbatity;i '! .,- -;'r:. i: ;J "
J Thuredar saya: --We Jeam; thjiltqn-'yeter--
day Mr. Joseph Boylesiying onj the line
fthe , Air-Line Jlailroad. a few miles
I r .1 1 . . Ji ijn.i ' 1: J
irom mis city, snot an,p:: .Kiueart; negro
man who was.tresDassinsr upon his; pre-
Wf .committed in 'defalut of :baOiii;tr
W lcfl tfitcity on Saturday last
very drunk and badto be! carried to the
ts A j ."inv-'ij.v!-L.ii.
i jmmous uy two ireeamen. 10 waica tn
TarrTord Bouthernerttda i The onlv differ-
J rtince, here was that he wa9-carried fftm
I IDC VUIIUUU3 U Y, VW V, WrtWO. gCUUCIUCll. V; '
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March 23 C it LeearA Smith vllle, - S C: M
Slosbery, W M-Dodd, Daul McHutV Fayette
vuie; Bthpoman, v tt VYatsou; waives
J ton.-Texas; w F Hargraye, fecau Bayoa.Tex
I as; Robeson; Bladen county; Tff Jones,
mond countr, R 3 LedbeUer, d. & 8hepper -
haon, JX, u., - .-i - -r; i rf
w.Tt;nr.it'i mm nrr.
i. TMa BnT,erb Hall-tW a w ct -nrfrf
1 - w ' .-l-
i -rwieouj' xiarmiess, Keuauie -ana - inatan-
I taneons. No disappointment.. No Eedlcnlona
.1 Int, or1 Unpleasant 0&ot. 1 The genuine W.
jk. jwuworB juur iiye proances i iu ni r.j-j.
ATELYa splendid Blacar br;lTatuxal 'Brown.
toes not Stain the Skin; but-leaveatba 'Hair
Clean, Soft and BeautiMi the only Safe and
Perfect Dyeu SoldbraH Druggists. Factory
W;BDnBtreetvNew:Torfcr3 ti h:dl v )
i iod 7-eodiyent Tu Tn oat ' otTiii
.19 hAlA TT , 1 flQJ I
;NEW ADVERTISEMENTS;'
Smoked Herring,
'f: nnackerelt-'-iElbtir
-r.--"-V-f " .-''5Ai--' t'-;f'::iv"'! -f5'-
CandleSy Crackers,
Canned Goods,5 Cider
AT
..w"
1 i; HKIDE BROS., -
O. ? Sontli Water street.
march 23 tt
Bacon; Buttef; Lard.
vr C.HAMS,, . . , . L;
HgACON SIDES, . -JgBEAKFAST STRirff,
SMOKED SnoUtDEES,"- i:,"- ,-.-.
GOSHEN BUTTER, ;
PRIME LEAP LABD, ' , !
. . ',' "! ."' TiXTRA LiAUD, ;
f t - r - -. Cv-f- ': ml -. Lr- : J '
. ..r por salr-':iv:n vl;
march 24-tf --"V-1 - DeBOSSET CO.
MUNSON & CO.
O Ii O T H I N
RETAIL,
HOI?SES,
R a leigh & VV i I m i ngto n ,
6aaanW St. JfY.
SP RING GOOD S
;,';:'r-"-: now; opening;-I "I..
Clianibdr .Of COmnierCe.
" : SPECIAL MEETING wUl.be'ald at the
Commercial Exchanae this dav (Friday)
at It A. M. - Pnnotnal attendance desired, as
business of importance .will come belore the
meeting.. .,v. r. -.ti'UL...
miich2t-Tt
2t-Tt ' r ; '-' v. ' V ' . k ! Secretary. .
WANTED:.
A : G06D 'TUKPENTINE DISTILLEK TO
goto Souib. Carolina. ; To. pe: fully compe
tent and well recommended liberal wakes will
be Daid.: "AppVto-v; : tj r'-T ,;j!- ?-,''
' J i-' WILLIAMS '& MUECHISON. i;
f Boarders Wantedi
A FEW QEXTIEMEN CAN BE Ac
commodated with day boardr,very low. ; ' "
;r. ApplytO'T ; j ,S';f AUJS.
mar att. , " v;'::f.,;,i i i i .v "ti -.i7:'t '
J u s t P ii b l i s h e d r
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WIJNGTQHi GENERAL
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
For sale atL"
;ii-ff -r.r.i: HEINSBKB,GEE'3
maris-tf
LiveBooar Store.
For Freight dEChaixtefJ
!';' rSirai::, Richards
V 7 Apply to ; ?V
roaxiitr ;i- Williams, &,mukcuison:
laolasses
V" tj A BBLS. CHOICB MXJSCOVADA
For sale by
.WttLtAMS MTJECHISON,
march J3tf
TT"
,o Flour ! -Flour !
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800 t0 t
BAHBELS, ' ';
.'K,,;:,r-'! '
, . , . , . r?TS STOSE.AND. ON WBABF rlr.-i
Jtj. jraaaepy, .77;Vn ! ,l :
WILLIAMS MURCHISOJJ.
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'i e AAA 'Busfiel'f tpfm. -3 Whtto j Corni
itiVUV.i efi t.'-itvjiiiil i-Tci;rj..,,-,..
OUU, t ? , ;For pale by n . . 1 y 5
;V'J.:J" V - F;-w KEacHiriBlci-X-;
i ' 'max Ztf ' St.' 8 and North. Water St. 1
Hclde3l:: Pickles ! ,
f f BBLS-rPICHLES";",:
JLU ; V -lO&alf-BaiTelPickles;
1 ,
Q U ' v I b r r: HALF GALLON FICEXES.
bye
If i ! : - ? .
F. W. KEBCHNEB.
iuariitr
27, 28 and 29 N,orth.Wate? SU (
f if!
;Boux Fldilr;! I
ACA BARRELS FLOUEj
Ik Uj ... - ff W.'KSBCHNkk.
V .'mar $3-tf ; , , 27, 23 and 29 North Water St.
jCottonYuini;
90
BALES,
v. ASSOETSD N UMBEliS,"
c.i
,7 f.;F6rBalebyJ i,.kJ ?f p t o
aUgT-tf.; fijoii KidlWlTjAjEpBEOS.
; I1ATE3 OF ADVEIlTirTHG t
One Square one day, 1 03
, . " two daysv..MM... ........... 1 CO
' . three days, S 00
v'ionr dars,... 2M.
. - five days, .1 8 00
" u one weekv .................... 8 60
jfr Contract Advertisements taken at pro
portion&tely low rates. V
Marriages, Deaths. Religions, Funeral and
Obituary notices will be inserted at hall rates
-wUlb(sharfired. v'
MISOETiliANEOTJS.
STATE OP NORTH CAROUNA, SUPERIOR
New; Hanover County. . ,. $ COURT.
TAMES DAWSON! ' ' '" V''- ' .
va Attachment.'
Thkodobji Dsnxa. I -K.. t , :
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In this action, the plaintiff claims Judjrment v
for( eight hundred and twenty-five dollars,
witbVinteresI on the same at the rate of eight
per cent, per annvrm from the first day of No-
vexnber A. D. 1870, upon a certain promlsory
note, made by thQ defendant, dated on the
first day of October, A. D. 1670, payable to the
plaintiu?B order, onemonth after date, for
eight hundred and twenty.flya; dollars. "The
warrant of attachment la returnable before
the Clerk ot the Superior Court of New Han
over County, at hia office In the Court House,
in the -city of ' VilmlngtoH, on' the ' fifteenth
day of May, A. D; 1871. , The defendant Is sum-
monedto appear at the next,, term of said
Cojj of New Hanover County, to .bo held at
the court House in Wilmington, on the eighth
Monday after the fourth Monday in February
A. D. 1871, to answer the complaint filed in thlap
action. 1 - " -
: WRIGHT & 8TEDMAN, -
Plaintiff's Attorneys,
march l-lawf5w Wed . - . .
; SPECIAL TSTOTICE. ;
i"v -25, ;!
CARE FOLLY
Ague ana Fevcir.
The only pi
. Fever Is
reventlve known for Chills and
the use of Wolfe's Schiedam ,
A Schnapps, f -j.. , 4
olfe'M Scliieclnni Schnappa ,
- Is good for Dyspepsia. ' '.:J&
;. WOLFE'S SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS. A '
Is a preventive of Chills and Fever. 'v 1
'. Woire'a Schiedam Sebvapps
Is good for all kidney and bladder complaints
, WOLFE'S SCHIEDAM SCHNAPa ?
Is used all ver the "world by physicians in
;.i ;- '' their practice. ; s ,
V Wolfe's Sebledam Schnapps '
J , . Ml la good for Gout. .
' 1 WOLFE'S SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS
Is good for all Urinary complaints. V
IsrWmmended by alKtho Medical Faculty.
' WOLFE'S SCHIEDAM 8CHNAPPS
k Ja, good lor Colio and pain la the1 stomach. .
r . Wolfe's Schiedam Schnapps .
Js Imitated and counterfeited, and purchasers
will have to use caution in purchasing.
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I bee leave tocafl the attention of the reader
tatestlnioAials in favor of the Schnapps :
I feel 1 bound to say'that I resrard vour
Schnapps as beinjr in every respect pro-emi-
7 pure, ana aeservxng or meaicai patron
age. At an events at is tne purest-possible
artioie 01 Houana-gin, nereioiore unoDtain- . v : , '
able, and as such may be sately prescribed by ' '
physicians. , DAVID L.MOXT,M. D.. ArWi
!..'; rnarmaceuucai unemxa j jxew x prK. . m i 5
. LonisviLLs. KT.i Sent. 1. I feel that we have t 41'"'
now an article of gin suitable for such cases as " j V . .
that remedy 1$ adapted to. 2 ' " ' if' l'. t i
KV. --Cn :. 3f ?; -. '
Schnapps" Is a remedy in ehronic catarrhal. l
complaints, etc: J " 1 " '
I take arreat pleasure in bearing highly cred-
itab e testimony to Its efficacy as a remedial
airentlnthe diseases for which you recom '
mend It. .'Having a. natural tendency to the
mucous sunaees, witn a sugac degree tr
stimulation. I reerard it as one of the most lm- .
pbrtant remedies In. chronlo catarrhal affeo .
tions, parucuj anyxnose ox me gemiio-urinary
apparatus. With much respect, your obedient - i
servant, J v Chas. A. Lxas, m. D , New York.
Udoxfho Woiie, Esq; , Preterit: Dsak But : t. -have
made a chemical examination of a
sample of your u Schiedam 6chnapps,M.with .
the intent of determining If any foreign or '
injurious substance had been- added to the ,
simple distilled spiritav ' ' - "
. The examination has resulted intheconcluS
sion that the sample contained no poisonous
or narmrui admixture. 1 aave peen unaDie to
discover any traoe of the deleterious sub
staneea -whioh are sometimes employed in the '
adulteration of liquors. I would not hesitate
to use myself, nor to recommend to others, for . -
medicinal purposes,ne " scmeaam anapps"
as an excellent and onobjeotlonable variety of , '
medicinal purposeSjXhe ' Schiedam 8napps" '
as an excellent ana onoojeouonaDie variety oj
gin. v, Very respectfully yours, .
(Signed) CHAS. A. SEELY, Chemist. -
CffEKICAL XTSTD TkOHKIOAX LABOKATOET, 18
EXCHAHO PLACB, NKW 'YOBE, NOV. 25, 1867
Upolpho Woura, Esq.; Dear Sir: The under-
signed .have carefully and thoroughly ana
lyzed a sample of your "Aromatic Schiedam
Schnapps,'' selected by "ourselves, and have -found
tne same free from all organlo or inor- -ganio
substances,1 more or less injurious to ...
health- From the result of our examination
we considerthe article one of superior quality, .
healths as a beverase; and -effectual in its
medicinal Qualities. Kespectially yours.
Zi (Signedf ALEX. TElPPLEiChemlst.
y , f FEANCISE. ENGELHARD, M.D.
f '."; "7.4. '.'i "'.. .;. rr-1 (I u rd,i'".''f-
. jt or saie oy an respecutDie urocers anu
Druggists.' i x-'ji";''.' i i'rtr i t - v .; :
UDOLPHO WOLFE'S EST.. '
inar 21 S AF8mes-ent - 23 Beaver St N. Y. w
pffl':L:i;Hi'!
lahoing; and' 'For Sale, : j i
, t rvTO innur WTT PP V 11 I
iLOWi.FKOM WHARF.'
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mar 23;
WOETH' A WOETH.
3
orn own brand. ;
OUEV MONTHS EXPERIENCE, In selling
THIS CHOICE FLOUB, In widchtime wehave
noTla'alngleccpIamtirjus claim
Oiigls'sOPEIOUtt. FLbUlt TO ANY
BROUGHT TO WILMINGTON. . -
Barrels, Half Barrels and by ;the Found. .
, 0,1 T, Y PELIYEBT, ,
T CHAS. D, MYERS A CO.,
v 7 North Front street. .
mar 23-tf
ROIZ JLLtlQR RENT.
TTIOn SALE Oil REUT That .large and
Jj valuable plantation on Middle Sound, 8
miles from the city; known as the Mott tract,
will be rented or sold on reeonable terms. For
particulars, apply to'
v decSB-tf . . : - - ri 9 If, OLDHAM, Ex.
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