MORNING--' STAR.
BY TELEGRAPH.
THE 'HORNING1 STAR.
finndny'a Telegrams Condensed
The cotton moTemcDt at New York for the
, week allows acontlnuetf falling off in receipts,
y and the total this week la the smallest smCe
, early the present cotton year. Exports, on (he.
; other hand, keep us well and are slightly In
excess of last week, while, as compared with
the corresponding period last year, they are
iuuio tftiAXl . ,, , .,, :,r ; r ' V't.
; '.The receipts . at all ' no'rla for the week wcro
. . . A A V ft. .. HM W -. . -
, 'bales the prerions week, and 67,543 bales three
weeks since. The total receipts since Septem
ber have been 3,570,759 against 2,579,497 bales
.for the corresponding period ot the previous
year. The exports from all ports lor the week
were 81.823 asainst 37.843 bales for the same
L l - - ft . rri . 1 --..ft.- , V. .. m-
pi red portion of the year, have been 2,618,091
against 1,755,028 bales for the same time last
year.
The stock of cotton at all ports is 456.718
against 848,223 bales for the same time last
year. The stock at all interior towns Is 57,274
'. against 72,104 last year. Xhe stock in Liver
pool Is 052,000 against 563,000 last year.
.There Is of American cotton afloat for Great
Britain 267,000 against 161,000 bales last year.
The amount of Indian cotton afloat for Europe
Is 236,000 agalnft 175,000 bales last year.
The planting-has now been corapMed, or
nearly so, in several States, and the advices
from the South generally state that lr- -. ott n
and more grain, has been -planted. T u cre
vasse in the Mississippi levees has d .mo .much
damage and checked the cotton movement at
New Orleans. - ' - : - - -
From Washington we have tidinga that Mr..
Corcoran's physicians think his condition t is
more hopeful. .."
Mr. Marisical leaves here on the Cth of May
to assume the-portfolio Of foreign affairs in
Mexico. It Is thought at the Mexican Lega
. . Hon that Romero will return. - '
. The government announces that It will sell
two millions gold each Thursday and buy two
millions of bonds, on each Wednesday during
May, the transactions aggregating ten mil-
JIUI13 UUUUS-HUU VlUb UlllUUUB ftUIU"
N OON HEPOttTS.
From
Washington.
- . Washington, May 1.
. CounsellorE. S. Worthington, of Ky., prom
inent In the military courts of the Confeder
acy, ia dead. .
V v FOREIGN MISCELLANY.
A Paris telegram of Sunday evening says :
Yesterday witnessed a grand scene at Champs
Elysees. Upon the departure of the Free Ma
sons to visit Thiers, a 'vast crowd collected,
when fire was suddenlv ODened noon them.
scattering the people wildly. . The Masons ad
vanced,. however, and planted one hundred
and twenty flas on the ramparts, one flag for
. each .Lodge. 1 hey reached Versailles at
o'clo k. with a flag bearing the legend "Af-
mons-nouo les uns lea otrfrca.." They were blind
folded and sent back, with the exception of
the President and two delegates. Their mis
slon was unsuccessful. '
At 10 o'clock this morning Damhrowski
warned the Versailllsts that hostilities might
commence at any hour. Forty thousand men
are now ready for fighting in the Champa Ely-
Bees.
A Sunday telegram from Versailles says : It
Is stated that Issy is occupied by Versailllsts.
The affair at Maleneaux was brilliant, for Ver
sailllsts. Three hundred prisoners were taken
and many of the insurgents bayoneted. '
Foreign News. .'
Versailles, May 1.
Negotiations are progressing for the euren
jder of Issy.
, The elections at Lille resulted in the. success
of the Republicans.
, The disturbance at Lyons, Sunday, by adhe
rents of the Paris Commune, was easily sup
pressed. . :
Pabis, May L
Cluzeret has been dismissed by the Com
' mnne. Rassel succeeds him. -
It is stated that Cluzeret has been arrested
by the executive committee with the approval
of the Commune.
. Durrasler succeeds Okalometz, who Is suf
fering from wound. ,
' ' .'. London, May 1.
(,; Sheridan, Forsytheand Mrs. Lincoln depart
ed on. the steamship Russia. '
It is reported from Paris that the sisters of
ArrhhUhnn Anhrv hnvn hffn orrtp1 j
. .It is stated that the German troops in France
have been notified that they will hare to re
main two years.
From New York.
, u ;'-:'T;M -:i . New Yobk, May 1.
The American Tontine Life Insurance Com
pany goes Intoa voluntary liquidation by a
vote of the directors.
O Utt NIG ITT. -KEPOBTM.'
FROM WANUINGTON.
Washington. Mv 1.
In the Supreme Court- the civil 'rights case
from Kentucky, the case involving the consti
tutionality of Drake's amendment against the
consideration by the Courts of the effect of par
dorfand amnesty in cases under the captured
.. and abandoned property act, certain gold con
tract cases, and certain slave contract cases
go over to the adjourned term for decision. '
J ustlce Clifford read a brief paper in the le
gal tender cases of Knox against Lee, and Par
ker against Davis, as follows :
In these two cases two questions were here
tofore directed to be argued, namely, 1st. Is
the act of Congress, known as the legal-tender
, act, constitutional as to contracts made before
.Its passage; 2nd. Is it valid . as applicable to
-transactions since Its passage.' these ques
tiona have been considered by the Court and
both have been decided in the affirmative The
decree of the Supreme Judicial Court ofMas
sachusetts, In the case of Parker against Davis.
Is therefore affirmed, and the Judgment of the
Circuit Court of the United States for the
Wes tern Dis trict of Texas is also affirmed.
Chief Justice Cbase, with Associate Justices
Nelson, Clifford and Field, -dissent . from the
majority of the Court upon both propositions
and the result, holding that the act of Con
gress, so far as , applicable to contracts made
berore its passage, is repugnant to the consti
tution and void; and also, that U Is repugnant
to the constitution and void so far es applica
ble to contracts made sin e Its passage. ' The
.opinion of the Court and the reasons-for dlB
sent will be read before the close of the ad
journed term. .. ' , - ' .
Corcoran Is no better; ' ' 1 'x -fi 1 1
i Tue,,debt statement shows a' decrease of Over
six millions dollars; the coin lq the Treasury
Is one hundred Six and a half millions; the cur
rency twelve and three fourth millions.
The i Southern Claims Commission intend
distr.buting printed lists to all claimants to be
bulletined at Southern postoffices for the pur-
Po! ?!winsVditlonal evidence concern
Ing the loyalty of the moltlplying .claimants.
.V . From New York.
' - . New York, May i.
The funeral of the merchant Avery D Pnt-?t,-rh-
ftB. B"aalted by a ruffian in the
Vi tliC rU imposing. Storea along the line
?n Jon ar,8 vlQ8ed. aDd thu clzcna Join
ing the procession as It passed .
' MrAnfe Tln"Iene. ' J
" ''i- ' ,V Boston, May 1.
.TKeAleppo hf prtved froin Queenatawn
with the crew of thebark MerrimiSk which
. she ran down In the harbor -on the T iW ii
of whom were supposed lost? , th. "
From rennyiTaiUa
' : ' Philadblphxa,' May 1,
Mr. and Mrs. Rlchlngs Bernard-opera peo
pie have been declared bankrupt
- -if i ..jiMi:-fc,-Tir-.. . , . , .... . . i I I l 'it I f . ' . -mtrx a 1 rHTTTn f T rT70 -- I
' The firing last night was fearful and appa
rently utterly reckless. Nothing to compare
with it has occurred since the commencement
of the civil wlir. - .The city Is greatly excited
and alarmed. Groups of frightened people
are In every street discussing the "state of
affairs. '
General Okolowltz's wound Is a very revere
one, and his recovery U doubtful. ? -1
Th.delSgatea'from the Masonic lodges of
Paris have returned from Versailles, without
helng able to accomplish anything. They re
port tbatTbelrs expresses the opinion that a
peaceable arrangement with the Paris Com
mune is impossible.. .
DOMESTIC MABKBTfl. rf
.v-.nS.t-r.x Nw Tokk, May 1-Noon ;
, Financial. . ., )i ...
' Money easy at 5 cent. Gold strong at
Sterling Exchange long sight -110ft
short sight Q. Governments are Very strong
but dull. Stocks active but not so strong.
8tate bond ouh.ouh wuj. , t C'
. - CotjvnercidL
. Flour a shade firmer but quiat Wheat firm
er bat very quiet. Corn 12 cents better.-
Pork quiet at tl8 S7$18 50. Lard steady.
Cotton dull Uplands 14Jf cents: Orleans 155$
cents; sales 1,000 bales. : Spirits Turpentine
quiet at 4743 cents. Rosin quiet but firm
at 13 40 for Strained. Freights dull. -
k. . -i Niw Yoitz, May 1 Evening.
financial.
- Money 45 cent, premium.' Sterling Ex
change 110Kll0&i". Gold 111XUIK.
Tennessee d's old 67X; new 67K. Virginia
6's 683 : new Issue 7L Louisiana's 67; new 67;
levee Vi 73; 88 85.' Alabama 8's 101; 5'a 70.
Georgia 6'a 82 ; Tb. 88. North Carolina 6's
47i; new issue tzx oouia uaronni o i; new
61. Governments closed steady and a fraction
higher. Stocks unsettled. Southerns very
dull, but Tennessee's strong.
Commercial.
1 Cotton steady and demand fair sales 2,509
bales at 14 cents. Flour Southern a trifle
better; common to fair extra $6 60 $7 00;
good to . choice $7 05$9. Whiskey 93
93f cents. Wheat 13 cents better but quiet
Winter red and amber Western $1 51K
$1 54. Corn scarce and 1(32 cents better, an 4
selling at 7981 cents. Rice quiet at 8X9
cents. Pork a shade easier at $18(2)$ 18 50.
Lard a fchade firmer kettle 115 cents. NSval
Storea quiet. Tallow unchanged. Freights
heavy and lower. , .
Cincinnati. May 1.
Corn 57 cents. Mess pork drooping at $18
$18 25. Lard dull and unchanged. Bacon
firm and In fair demand clear, rib
cents. Whiskey steady and in moderate - de
mand held at 87 cents.
, ' : '- Baltimore, May 1.
' Flour quiet and steady. Wheat firmer and
active nrime to choice red. $1 70$l 90.
Corn steady. Pork $19(3$19 50. Shoulders 8
cents. Whiskey 9293 cents. ,
FOREIGN MARKETS.
L i LivxBPOoYft,ftMay 1 Noon
Cotton Uplands 7K7d ; Orleans 1
7Kd. Sales of 10,000 bales. Market opened
dull.
Corn declined to 83s
COMIlVrEIlOlX,.
WILMINGTON MARKET.
STAR OFFICE, May 1.
There were no transactions in Cotton or Na
val Stores yesterday, the day being observed
very generally as a holiday. . -
ARRIVED. ,
1 Brlff Waltham, Ilaskell, Charleston, W
fcyorth. .
CONSIGNEES ,
Ter W & W Railroad, Mayl. A Oldham, G
H W Rnnsre, Willard Bros, W R French, W,
C&RKR Agt, B Wei.l, Supt M Dillingham,
G R - rench, J S Topham & Co, Aaron & R.
Sol Bear & Bro, 8hrier Bros, Express SB Co,
W H Turlington, Agent N T 8teamrs, T U
Lewis, Williams & Murchison, "Willard Bros,
Worth & Worth, Edwards fc Hall, C J Old
ham, Sprunt & Hinson.I M Cbason, Adrian &
Vollere, J B Hngglns, Yick & Meane, Bass
& Scott, E Murray & Co, B fc F Weill, T H
Smith, J M Graham, P Murphy, J M Hender
son, Mclntyre & French, E G Parmalee.
EIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the City Post Office, May 1st,
1871: - -
A Frederick Atnory.Ctlvln Arlis.
B Mrs Edy Bryant. Harrison Burtt. Isaiah
Brown, Joseph Bnrke. Miss M S Benton, Miss
Magpe ttrooics, miss Pony ! Brown.
CN B Carraway, Wilson Carey.
D Mrs Sally Dunstan.
E Miss R S Ellis, Wm Ettinger, Capt Wm
English. -
FB A Fleming, W Firman.
G Wm Green, Wm Gorman, Lavinia Gra
ham, Ellen Glavln. Allen- Gillespie. ' "
H Decatur Hanklns, Patrick Hoiks, Peier
tianay, J vy Hodges, John Howard, James
Hanaon, Henry Harris, Harriet Hargroves,
Zimmerman Howard. " "i i - - - ':
J Miss Maria Jones,' Laura Jane Johnson,
Miss Jennie Jones, 3eo Johnson, Carrie Jones,
Hon a o iones. - . .
K Mrs Z H Kitchen. . -
L Miss Eliza Ann Lucas, Pavld H Larkins,
Geo Lee. Pombev Lontr. Solomon Lnmr
M Mrs E JMrri8, Peter Mltcheil, James
McCartney, KobtlUcEvey, Thos B Myres,T
u jaoore. ,
N Sarah Nash. i.:'..'i: -O
Miss C A Owens. ; V, , , Vy
P Miss Annie Powell Jas Pusen. ,
R Gibs Rl?ht. J J RW&n. Mrs Marv Rowe
S Mrs A M Smith. "Frank SeUartf, Rev J B
amith, s d Smith, Mrs Leander smitn. .
TMlss Emellne Temple, Frank Toomer,
Andrew Tnrneff? Emerson 1 Thorndlke,' Miss
Emily Murray, care Nancy Thomas.;- - ?;'
V J K. VftncrnlUt.. . . ... ' '
WOKoa wc' ima "Fannin Waters. James
Williams, Unlce Ward, Mrs Clara Watson, C
RWmr Mlu Pnmfnrt Ward. : ' 1 '; ; " ' ' ' - I'
Y Amos York; 2. t - , .
. Persons calllns for letters in this List will
please say "Advertised.". Will be sent to
Dead Letter. Office at' Washington, D. C, in
80 days, If not called for. v v . J
: -.y, .v;;(i,v.ED. r,;brink; p m.:
WilmlnKton N. C. May 1, 1871.' 1
Ar t if ic ial Sp e rm.
THE UNDERSIGNED, a practical manu
facturer, has lor the past 12 years expert
mented with and compounded Itjbiiioatinq
Oii. lie has succeeded in producing an Oil
which has withstood every teat, and warrants
it not to heat or gum, and as durable as the
best of Sperm. The.best Judges cannot tell ft
from the latter oils either by sight or smell, as
it is almost transparent.- He- warrants every
gallon ; and it may be returned, at his-expense,
it not -satisfactory.1 Actual experi
ments has demonstrated the fact that one oil
ing with Hall's Sperm is as good as two with
anvotheroil. ')
This Oil is espisclailv adapted to the use of
Locomotives, as it la a very clean oil. - If rail
road officers will notify him, he wiU forward 5
gallons free of all charge, if .they will give it
a fair test, as he is satisfied that hlsoil hasno
superior. s ... . "
.i.' ' - TO : '
L. C. Jones. Pres. F. ft Coal Flelds.Railroad.
Fayetteville, N O.; Jna Shaw.Pres.B.C.AIanl
Co., rayetteyllle, N. C: CoL J. W. Leak, Pres.
Great K ails Man. Co., Rockingham, N. C.
Delivered m Fayetteville and Wilmington.
N. C, at $1 25 per gallpn by the bbL, nochareo
for pkgsj.j less than a bbl. $1 60 per gal., extra
cbargttforpkg. - ; - H. G.llALL, -
- . : - Fayette villeiN.C.
marctiS-eod3m-Frl Suit Wed .
.vtK -v.r'llotice,- Wot zj
rjlll lime, for listing City Taxable has
been extended to, the 10th flay of May; 1871
Air property not listed by or before", that day
will be listed as DELINQUENT and required
to.pay n doubll tajc thereon; . v, jr. ai
SILAS S. MARTIN, 'J
Mayor.
Capl30-2t
HEIIEY T. HELIIBOLD'S
COnPOUITD ELXTIl)
Extract Catawba
. , . , - . V : ; - V. ....... .. ... .. .
GRAPE PILLS.
Component Parts -Fluid ' Extract Rhubarb
'and Fluid Extract Catawba Or ape , .
: . I Juice. , i '
FOR L1VEU COMPLAINTS, JAUNDICE,
BILIOUS AFFECTIONS, SICK. OK NKU
VOU3 HEADACHE, COSTIVENES3. BTa
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MERCURY, MINERALS or DELETERIOUS
H
These
ant pn:
masrnesia. etc There Is nothlns
able to the stomach.; They give tone
pAnsfi neither nausea nor srrlDintr pains.
3 buunt ouu
pains. They
a m nnmnngiul rt t.hfl AnMxtilurrmdlerti. " After &
few days use of them, such an invlgoration of
the entire system takes place as to appear mi.
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arising from xmpruaence or aisease. a. .
liexmDoia 8 iompounux iuiu x,i,r;vuoun uB
Grape Pills are not sugar-coated, from the fact
that sugar-coated Pills do not dissolve, but
pass through the stomacl without dissolving,
nnTtdfennantlv do not nroduce the desired ef
fect. THE CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS, being
pleasant in taste and odor,, do not necessitate
HIGHLY COHCSITTEATKD OOXrOCKD v
. FLUID EXTRACT SAB8APABILLA
Will radically exterminate from the system
8crofula, Syphilis, Fever Sore., Ulcers, Sore
Eyes, Sore Legs, Sore Mouth, bore neaa,
kers, Running from the Ear, White Swellings,
Tumors, Cancerous Affections, Nodes, Rick
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AOiibCl, UULUUftO Ui nix x.AJftv.i9. u.v...w
matism, Dyspepsia, and all diseases that nave
been established hi tne system xor years. ,
Iielner rtrenared exoressl v for the above com
plaints, its blood-purifying properties are
m-ARter thah'fe.nT) other nrenaration of Sarsa-
narilla. It erives the complexion a clear and
healthy color and restores the patient to a
state or neaiin ana purity, i orpuniymg wio
hlnod. Temovinsr all chronic constitutional
diseases arising from an impure state of the
blood, and the only -reliable and effectual
known remedv lor tne cure of Pains and Swel
ling of the Bones, Ulcerations of the Troat
and Legs, Blotches. Pimples on the Face, Ery
sipelas and all; Scaly Eruptions of the Skin,
ana jieauuiying tne complexion.
M
HE NUT T. UELMBOLD'S
; CONCENTRATED
FliTJID EXTRACT BUCIIU,
THE GREAT DIURETIC,
has cured every case of Diabetes in which it
has been given. Irritation of the Neck of the
Blander ana inflammation oi tne Kidneys
neyi
r, R(
Ulceration of the Kidneys and Bladder,
. tention ot Urine, Diseases of the Prostrate
B rick-dust Deposit, and Mucous or Milky Dis
charges, and for enfeebled and delicate con
stitutions of both sexes, attended with the
following symptoms : Indisposition to Exer
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culty of TJfrea.thir.fr, weak Nerves, Trembling,
Horror of Disease, Wakefulness,' Dimness of
Vision, Pain in the Back, Hot Hands, Flushing
the Face, Pallid Countenance, Universal Lassi
tude or tne ainscujar system, etc
Used by persons from the agf of eighteen
to twenty-live, and from thirty-live to fifty-five
or in tne decline or cnange or Jlre : after con-
ilnement or labor pains ; bed-wetting In chil
dren.
B
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU is Din
retie and Blood-Purifying, and cures all dis
eases arising from habits of dissipation, and
excesses ana impruaences in me, impurities
oi tne Diooa, etc., superseding copaiba in af
fections for which it is used, and Sypnilitio
Aireetions in tnese diseases nsea in connec
ion with UELMBOLD'S R03U5 WASIL
.. LADIES. ' '
In many affections peculiar to Ladies, the
EXTUAC1 BUCHU is nneqnalled by any other
remedyas in Chlorosis or Retention, lrregu
larly, Painfnlness or Suppression of Custom
ary Kvacnauons, Ulcerated or scnirrus state
o' tne uterus, leucorrncea or wnues, steru
Ity. and for all complaints incident to the sex.
whether arising from Indiscretion or Habits
of Dissipation. It is preset ibed extensively
bv the most eminent Physlelans and Mid wives
for enfeebled and delicate constitutions, of
both sexes and all ages (attended with any of
the above diseases or symptoms).
O
H. T. UELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
C trass Diss as S3 Akisihq vaoic iKPBxnDBjrcxs,
4 nBiTS or Dissipation, Etom
In all their stages, at littlo expense, little or
no change in diet, no Inconvenience, and no
exposure. It causes a frequent desire, and
gives strength to Urinate, thereby removing
Instructions, Preventing and Curing Stric
tures of the Urethra, Allaying Pain and In
flammation, so frequent in this class of dis
eases, and expelling all Poisonous matter.
- Thousands who have been the victims ol In
competent persons, and who have paid heavy
fees to be cored in a short time, have found
they have been deceived, and that the
" Poison" has, by the use of v powerful astrin
gents, been dried up in the system, to break
out in a more aggravated, form, and perhaps
after M arriage.
Use HELMBOLB'S EXTRACT BUCHU for
all affections and Diseases of the Urinary Or
gans, whether existing in male or female, from
whatever cause originating, and no matter of
how long standing. PRICE, ONE DOLLAR
AND FIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE. r
Henry T. Ifelmbold's Improved
" ' -Rose Wasli. : ;,
cannot oe surpassed as a FACE WASH, and
will be found the only specific remedy in
every species of - Cutaneous Affection. It
speedily eradicates Pimples, Spots, Scorbuitio
Dryness. Didurations of the Cutaneons Mem-
Drane, etc, uispeia Redness and Incipient In
flammatlon. Hives. Rash. Moth Patp.fiea. nra
ness of Scalp or Skin, Fi ost Bites, and all pur
poses for which strives or ointments are used ;
restores the skin to a state of purity and soft
ness, and lustres continued healthy action to
the tissue of its vessels, on which depends the
oggiccttuio clearness ana vivacity Of complex
ever valuable as a remedy for existing defects
Of the Skin. H. T. Helmhnld'a Rasa Wool, ,.,,
long sustained its principle claim to unbound-.
u patronageoy possessing qualities .which
srendtr .lt a Toilet Appendage of the most
oupciiauve wm congenial character, oombin.
mgin an eiegant iormnia those prominent
xiuaiws. Baiety ana emcacy the invariable
accompaniments of its use as a Preservative
.and, Refresher of the ComnlBTinn- it i
excellent Lotion for diseases of a gyphllltio
; . tut u uijeeuon ior aiseases or the
urinary organs, arising from habits of diss!
Bation, used in connection with the Extracts
uchu, Sarsapanlla, and Catawba Grape Pills.
in sueh diseases as recommended, cannot ba
CtUU
D
'O Ul OOI Vlft
. Fnll and explicit directions accompany tiie
medicines. "
- Evidence of the most responsible and re
liable character furnished on -application,
with hundreds of thousands of Jiving ,wit-
uvoaco, ami upwaruui ow,uw unsolicited cer
tificates and recommendatory letters, many
eminent jmysicians, Clergymen,
ilmeiit.etc. Tne proprietor has never, re-
,. x -fti4 jruxn tue j act mat nis
d?iot nSl114511 Treparatlons, and
oo not need to be propped up by certificates.
IIenr,r T' Delmbold's Genuine
; Preparations.
ervaSoT4 la
HENRY TTnELMBOLD3 j IAJSS.ff
Pills are the most delightfully pleaa-
rgatlve, strperseding castor ou, saiu,
in.. Tr 'i nprA in nninins mure huuouu-
JTJ0T 0PE1T2ED!
AT
A . I) BROWN'S
Exchange Corner.
THE LARGEST and HANDSOMEST STOCK
OF
lil l L L I N E R X v";;
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v. ' -i3 1 - '- " "i ALSO
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W H I T E D R E 8--B--Q O O D S
Of Every Description.
Corsets. Kid Gloves, uotiery, na-
kerchiefs, Paraaols, : 1
LADIES UNDER GARMENTS,
AHD A SPLSHDID ASSORTKBHT 0 :,.
LINEN AND LACE COLLARS AND CUFFS
- AND SETTS. ..-.---
' Also, every article usually ept in a ;
First-Class Millinery and fancy Store.
' TEEMS CASH ! ;';
. ;A.D, J5KUVY1N, .
march 31-lm
xchangr Corner.
MAY, 1871. MAY, 1871.
tobacco goods
CAN SAVE
F I EEiER
C E N T.
By P u rchaoi ng for Cash
1 ' D, PIGOTT,
april20-tf , : , I
Tobacconist.
50 Fifty Cans 50
CHOICE BRANDS' CLA.RET,
V ' Imported in Glass
Lafitte, St. Emillion, Morgaux Medoc, Haut
r Medoe, Floirae, Richard Pere and
" ; Fils and St. Julien.
Those are standard brands. We buy tlfem
direct from the importers and offer them at
New York Jobbers' prices.
Casa, can or bottle, at '
CIIAS. D. MYER3 & CO.S, ,
; aplSOt - 7 North Front st.
A CARD.
WiuciiTGTOjr, N.s C.,' April 4th, 1871.
THE undersigned wishes to acknowledge
the receipt of three thousand ($3,000) dol
lars, Life Policy of her husband, Thos. J. Wil
liams, who was Insured in the Piedmont and
Arlington Life Insurance Company. ..
With many thanks for the promptness on
the part of the Agent and company, I remain
Yours respectfully, -v
. CLARISSA A. WILLIAMS.
To JUr. W. M. Stsvshbov, Agent. : .
Piedmont and Arlington Life Ina. Co.
The above Company, always prompt in the
adjustment of its losses, respectfully 'invites'
the attention of all persons desiring Life in
surance upon a safe and economical plan.'
Call on W. M. STEVENSON, Agent, ;
aprH25 tf - 80 Market St.
" . 1 1 j - 1 . 1
: Eeceiving Daily;:
v lar'ge lots of r
FINE AND COMMON
Smoking aud Cbewinc Tobacco
AND SELLING THEM AT
REDUCED PRICES.
SlKn of tbe " INDIAJf COLEF." i
april 18-tf
r i
No; 6. Market S
How landing;; (i; in
Store :
15 000 BUSlU White and MLxed Corn,
ITQQ BBLS. FLOUR, aU grades,
200 &SS Rf? and I'AQ1cnfEA COFFEE,
200 BBLS 3EFINED SDGAJIV
HHDS. P, R. SUGAR,
:s
1Q A BOXES DRY, SIDES,
Q Hhds. Smoked Sides and Shoulders',
1 i. -
JQQ BARBELS ioRKj-i
if :
A Q TONS HOOP IRON,
10 0 Bhl3 DfulerV Glue.r
'i' "7. f; ill':
7 -
OnA B0XES SOAP, v
200 ! esB -
Kf fk Bales Selected HayV s ' C1 VKwi'fX
300 'SeCOndfand Spiri,l Barr.el3 r-i. j
111 ' U rjUVIAN GUANO
gQ ales Sljeetlng and Yarns,
Ci
-a.-....'.
100
BOLLS COT TON BATTtNG, ? rU-'o
.. .. Ac.V4fv
Vor sale by -
WILLIAMS. MURCHISOIW
april 20-tf
Broina; Cocoa
'AT
-T v J. O. STEVENSON;
aprU28-tf
jaloe aiid iim;gio:i
V7c c C t c amohi p L i no ,
y ... .
- if
Composed of the First plass steamships
11 PRICE, Commander, V., ' -
: ; i h . . . .. -. . . - ..i '.v i.
REBECCA CL2DE,
DANIEL C. CIIILuS, Commander.
17'. iU'i '..I,,, Hi- ; - " 1 , '.. (V..J. . ;
:'''The SteamsMp BEBECCA CtTDE
WILL LEAVE WORTH'S WHABr at the
foot of Mulbery street, for Baltimore,
ftn FTtTTJAY. Mav fith. u '...
For Freight engagements apply to
aprilSOtl
.1 1:-VA.iD. CAZAUX.
; ; LORILLARD'S , ,
STEAMSHIP LINE
:. . , : r h - . . for-; :' '.' ' ;
SAILING TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS FROM
NEW YORK, AND WEDNESDAYS AND
C SATURDAYS FROM WILMINGTON.
THROUGH CONNECTION WITH ALL RAIL-
; ROADS LEADING OUT OF- WILMINGTON. :
l INSURANCE ONLY 1-4 PER CENT.
WMm ":
NO PASSENGERS TAKEN.
.. , ,
""For Freight arplyto'
? - . , . t ,. -: . ; - ... ... :-. .
BARRY BROTtlERS,
sept 16-tf
v Agents.
Fhiladelphia an d Southern
Mail Steamship Line.
THE FAST AND FAVORITE STEAMSHIP
PIONEER,
Capt. VAKEIiEY '
LL RUN THE ' FOLLOWING SCHED-
ule between Philadelphia and Wilmlne-
con, n.v.i ... .. . . : ... ..
Leaving Wilmington,
. 187L
Thursday, Jan. 5th
19th
Friday... .......Feb. 3d
Leaving Philadelphia,
. 1871.
Wed'sday, J an. 11,6 a m
Thnrsday 28
Friday, Feb. 10
i m 54 ti
' " March 10
Saturday,. M : -
tt it
Saturday...... March 4
.,;-" 18
Sunday April 2
- - t , .t is
Tuesday... ...... May 2
Wednesday . "17
Thursday....;. June -1
: " : 1 . ' 15
Friday ; ",;.-,?.. 80
Sunday, April 9 "
Monday,'
04 tt
"9
Tuesday,
May
Wed'sday, 24
Thursday, Juno 8 "
Friday, i; July , ; . 7 w
. Losurance at low rates. ; , -;" , v , j ,
; For Freight, apply.to - . -: '
- s . WQRTH tb W ORTH, Agents, ' P
. . Wilmington. N. C.
W. L. JAMES.- General Agent, 13d South
Third Street, Philadelphia. .? -.
lanG-tf ., ., .! ..' . , ;
Louisiana State Lottery
COMPACT.
Incorporated August 17, 1808.
CHARLES T. HOWARD.. ......PRESIDENT.
SINGLE NCMBEH LOTTEBT.
. 1
- . .
SPLENDID SCHEME ONLY 20,000 NUMBERS
CAPITA!. PRIXE...
50,ooo.
.'rp'.i- Arr';; r')T i-'-j ..ti nl 1 I. :vf ' ';"
TO BE DRAWN AT NEW ORLEANS rON
8ATCKDAT, May 6tb, 1871.
HOWARD, SIMMONS A CO., Comtractoss. '
SCHEME :
1 prize of $50,006 la.. ... .. .. . .fbO.000
- 1 prize of 80,000 is...,...............;. 30,000
1 prize of. 0,000 is ... 26,000
,v I prize of -10,000 is....................... 10,000
" 1 prize of 9,000 is.....,....,, ...9,000
prize of -8,009 i8.........:;.......i.. 8,ooo
.5 1 prize of: 7,000 -is... ........... -7,000
1 prize of r 6.0C0 is... 6,080
1 1 prize of 5,000 is...........;;......,.. 5,000
.1 prize of 4,0J0 is... .......;. ....... ..4,000
.1 prize of 78,000 is. ..,. 3,000
1 prize of 2,000 ia......... ...... ' 2,000
prize or i,uuui
.1
1 prize or i,uuo
1 prize ot 1,000
1 prize of 1,000
l prize of : : 1,0001
. x Diizeoi 1 LWW
fftftfttW V ft ,wv
i t prize of 1,000
.1 prize of , lgooo
' I prize of,. 1,000
-11 prize of -; 1,000
, 1 nrlee of , 1.000
- iV
I prize of r-1,000 J-are..
" l prize of 5 1,000 1
25,000
prize or i i,ow
1 prize of 1,000
1 prize of . 1,000
I prise of -1,000
1 prize -of f 1,000
.1 prize of 4 1,000
; ; 1 prize of 1,000
' 1 prize of , 1,000
lprizoof-i 1,000
lorize of I.000
4
1 prize of 1,000 J
50 prizes of 600
are.
25,000
517 prizes of . 200 . are..... tit inn
L.'S3 Approximation prizes... 12 600
j-140 prizes, amounting tov.i.t.;.,;;..... 280,400
whole Tickets, 20 j shares in proportion."
Prizes payable without deduction.
Orders to te addressed to
Lock Box &2i Post-office, New Orleans.
Send Post-Office Money ofder, or Regis
ter your Letter.- - april 15-tf
W. G. j& G. & Thomas,
PHYSICIANS,
.t .
- :;r. .u . r .
Once, on SlarXict , ; Street, one
i Door Bclew Fourtli, -
april.U-lm 7
RAIL HOAIi LJoSTJ r
-Vjlvci-ycidph;
company,
Ovrica Chibv EKema ft Gi V..
WitMUfSTO. N. C, Jan. tt, sjj j
Glianso of iScIiedule,
Jn8tM TBAINS on this BoW SSN
ilminaon at 6:C0 A. M. and S p
ninaon at o:w A. iU and H-Mi P , lt
arrive
Xi The day train willot runon
y -: -' 8. L. FREMONT '
''' ftorandSuparintOft,,,,
Wilmington, Jan. 22. 1871., . t ,
GENERAL SUPyTS OFF.C'
Wilmington,) Columbia & i
' gnsta R. Company
' :1 . OK.N., March 81, Vi.
Change of Schedule.
A FTER TUTS Tli A TW ' OfU V vrTr,.'..
Schedule will he run by Trains on
DAY EXPRESS TRAIN, (Dally.)
Leave Wilmineton rtinlon T4viW 4., . ..
Arrive at Florence... . lo-isii
Leave Kingsville. ...,...... 2:2Sp'S
Arrive at Florence...........; 5-44 p 2
Arrive at Wilmington......... nj p
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN DAILYSUNDAY8
,':v. !: EXCEPTED-) ; ..
Leave Wilmimrton....-..;. ..... ....... 7-11 1
Arrive at Florence ' J
Leave Kingsville 8:4!, p'S
Arrive at Florence .................... n p'
Arrive at Wilmington.... 6:iO A ij
JNO. C. WINDER,
' Gen'l Siii)-,,
march S-tf v '
WILMINGTOK; 'CHARLOTTE
:::, . . : ,' '. . V ' '' '' .' . '.
; ; - AND",;. - ;j . : . '
RUTHERFORD RAILROAD.
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Schedule for Eastern Division,
, - v General SnuerintentleiiVs Office,
WILMINQTON, N. C, Feb. 16, 1871.
. - 1 ....-. .t v-"
PASSENGER TRAIN leaves WilmlDgton
daily (Sundays excepted), at. ...7:00 A. M
Arrives at Head of Road........; 4:00 r. .m.
Leaves Head of Road, in Anson Co..T:S0 A. M.
Arrives at WUmington.i. ............ .8:30 P. M.
.- Passengers, leaving. Wilmington on Hon
da js, Wednesdays and Fridays make clou
connection with Stages at Head of Road, and,
stopping at night in.Wadesbpro', arrive In
Charlotte the next evening. Through tickets
to Charlotte,- $10. ,, . ,
Five hundred mile tickets can bepurchaied
at the Ticket Offices in Wilmington.-Lnmber-ton,
Rockingham, Laurinburg and Wades
boro, for Jlflem dollars. These are especially
useful for business men and famines.
' Two regular Freight Trains per week will
leave Wilmington at 7:05 A . M. on 1 uesday s and
Fridays, and arrive, in Wilmington on Mon
days and Thursdays at 5:00 P.M. '
t ' S. L. FREMONT,
feb 17-tf ZT-zrChiet Engineer and Sup't.
4 MISCELLANEOUS.
g-; Ty rT'"1" ' '
, :. THE
CLIFFORD HOUSE,
.'..: : .y y :; ANI ON I.T
SAMPLE KOOM,
"ITrilERE SUPERIOR SEGARS AND BOTj
YV- TLED lilQUORS canalwajB be had, 15
connection with that Superior Brand of
mCHIGAN
CHEWING. TOBACCO.
'. LlteL
Eurnished Rooms, by Day, Week or Montt.
oct lo-tf . - !j. a.' Clifford, prop'r.
L-.7. vi
Ebfflncs,i Boilers; Satr; Grist
-' , r y . i flf. v..'!." 1- "J I
and Plaster Mil!?,
Castings, Steam" Pumps, 'Wrongly
Trnn T'inn and ''Sron'm Fit'tinTS,
3dJ ' ".v"..."."!!!!'
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SEND FOR CIRCULARS.
april 9-8 AFOmos