North Carolina Newspapers

: - .i. THE MORNING STAR, PUBLISHED DAILY, M. II IlEBNAILD, Editor and Proprl , orriot, Dawson Bank Buildings, Front St. 0,10 year. w advance....;............ $7 00 six months, In adrwice...., . .3 60 Three months, in advance.... J 00 i mo month, in advance. . . . . 75 mo Mobwiwg Sta win be delivered in any irt f the City at rirrxtv Czxts per week. II ETEOKOLOUICAL BEljoBD. June 1, 1871.. 0 ' Ther- . cterm" mom- WInd- Weather eier eter. 80:07 80 S Gentle Fair 80:07 89 3 Brisk Fair SO: 13 77 SE Gentle Fair - 1'klUtf. 7 A. M. 'i P. M. 9f. M. MfanTeinp. ofdaj, 81 deg. Kobkht SKI BOTH, SerjcH SUrnal Service U. 8. A. Weather Report. War Dxpaktmint, j - Office of Chief 8Urnal Officer, V Washington, Jaae 14:85 P. M. ) ' ProbabUUiet. It U probable that partlall y cloudy and pleas aut weather will be experienced .on Friday from Missouri lo Virginia and northward: It la probable that rain and high winds will pre vail In the Golf west of Florida during the night... f't:i:it.i'. t f v" ' '-t'-k '. THEGIT7.- Ubi.nsbekobr's Lire Book Store, 89 Market atreet Scripture History.' Calvanism. - - Munson & Co, City Clothiers. Fashiona ble Clothing:. r .V - C. D. MrkESfc Co.. No.TNorth Front St. Early Closing. . Positively Selling- Oat at Cost at Mo. 41, Market Street. Having rented the store now occupied by Mr. John G. Baumao, corner Front and Market Streets, and intending to open there with an entire new Stock of Goods, I now offer my entire present stock of Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats, Notions, &c, &c.,at actual cost. Persons wishing to purchass will do well by calling on me before buying elsewhere, as they will certainly be able to get bargains at S. Levy's, may 30 4ra Next door to Patten's Bakery. Table Cutlery at half price at No. 15. lw Shipments to New. York. ....... We learn that six hundred barre's of spirits ul turpentine were shipped to New York via Philadelphia during the past week. This, we understand, was done on account of the high lutes of freight charged on the regular Hue of steamships between thla port and Nw York, the charge by way of Philadelphia, with clean bill of lading, being only fl 25 per barrel. A Hlmple Care for Bore Throat. A well Informed friend sends ns the follow ing: Take the whites of two eggs and beat tlicm in with two spoonsful of white sngar, grate in a little nutmeg, and then add a pint of lukewarm water. Stir well and drink often. Repeat the prescription If necessary. Our friend thinks it will euro the roost obstinate ease of hoarseuesa in a short time. Grenadine and Challi, 10 cts. per yard at No. 15.; . lw Harbor master's Report. From Capt. B. J. Lawton, Harbor Master, wu have the following report of the number of vessels that arrived at this port during the mouth of May: Steamers, 15; Barques, .1; Bri, J; Schooners, 15. Total, 83 with an Mreate tonage of 15,816 tons. Of these 1 barque and 1 brig were foreign. Not included in the above are 21 small vessels under CO tons. Anetber Robbery. We learn from the Jiobesonlan that the dwel ling of Mr. Wm. C. McNeill, near Moss Neck, in Robeson county,' was entered last Sunday night and bis pantry plundered of its contents. A number of fowls, also, were taken from the premises, and an unsuccessful attempt made to enter the smoke-house. This robbery Is thought to have been committed by other par ties than the outlaws, but they have, thus far, escaped detection. ' Kid gloves 50 cts. a pair, worth (1 25, at No. 15. -' lw t'iiy Court. : . - ' .'The following cases were disposed, of yestcr (lay: ' ' - - . . ' ' " Moses Turner ami Mollle Harris, the first charged with larceny and the latter with re celving stolen goods, were arrargned and found Kuilty. Judgment or the penalty and costs against both and security In the sum of f 100 required for their appearance at next Superior Sclpio Hall, charged with drunkenness, curs ing and quarreling on the street, was found uuilty and sentenced to pay the penalty and Samuel Williams, charged with , assault and buttery on a child with aibrielt Judgment or the penalty and costs. Mayor recommend ed to remit one-half on promise of good beha vior. , , Go to Anhall's, .o. 15 Marketstreet for Bargains. - v lw Tb Ontlatvs. , . - . .. The Iiobeswonian learns from citizens residing in that section of the county that the outlaws ure dally beeofuio mortf uud more" bold and tkHaut. . It U S4ld that they . now take very iHtlu pal us to coucou! their a movements, but irowl about ut will : over tho neighborhood, i.uulfusting'the utmost contempt of th civil ttutliurititfsandby frequently parading thera-st-lves brlorsthe eyes of uuarmed citizens, kveiii) Up a coostaut state of terror and Miami. .... . i A few days ao, four of these desperadoes, ll heavily armed, made their appearance I at Moss Neck, Ind quietly stopped hear the I'luce to enjoy ((heir noon lunch two of them mating themselvti for this purpose upon the mill dam, near the spot where the lamented Tavlor was murdered, that the other two . on l,,e raUroad embankment. Having finished their lunch, they sauntered slowly away, leav !' citizens who had watched their movements to conUinplate in mute astonishment the nn txarnpied boldness and cool impudence of their Proceeding.. .. .; t.,,: .r, r -- White Goods at astonishing low prices at No. 15 - ' lw Vol. VIII No. 60 Laeal Dot. The Board of County Coinmlsnlont rs meet to-morrow. In a few days there will be three steam presses in operation in the Star office. The Board of Aldermen hold their regu lar monthly meeting on Monday nlht next. The Auditing Committee of the Board of County Commissioners meet to-morrow even ing. . l. - - ;. Sheriff Schenck' 3 address on Decoration Day Is highly commended for its mild and conciliatory tone. "" ' . ' .v ; r . ' : ;. . v.'- a v'-....,y ' ; T-The most fashionable dresses are made without belt or sasb, the upper 6kirt and waist being cnt io one piece. --. . Moses Turner and Mollle Uarrls, the first colored and the latter white, .were sent to the Work House yesterday. ' , r No lady's wardrobe is considered com plete nor a days, without a Ionic nd short black silk dress and a waterproof cloak. The city has furnished 19 recruits to the County Work House during the past month. That institution now contains SO it mates, h ( Four members of thepolice force will have an iuvestlfratlon before Mayor Martin this morning, at 9 o'clock, on the charge of neglect of duty. The detachment of troops that passed J through this city last week, from Robeson eounty.are now statioued at Mooresboro,' Cleaveland county. , 1- 1 Sheriff V. V. Richardson, is prominently spoken of as the Democratic candidate for Convention in Columbus. He would make an excellent member. The arrangement on the par.t of our mer chants of closing at sundown during the Sum mer months (Saturdays excepted) will com mence on Monday. We observe that Messrs. Grant & Cowan, of this city, have "twin" baby carriages for sale. We think they would sell rapidly in Charlotte, if Brother Yates Is to be believed. On and after yesterday a" dally freight train will leave this city on the Wilmington and; Weldon Railroad at 10:80 A. M. (Sun days excepted) instead of 12 o'clock, as here tofore. ' 1 The buildings known as Llppltt's Block, on Front, between Dock and Orange streets, are undergoing the operation of stuccoing, both in front and on tho sides, which will materially improve their appearance. TberMarion Star learns that the wife of Henry Berry Lowrey visited 8hoe Heel, on I Thursday last, on a shopping expedition. Af- ter purchasing two dress patterns, she de I parted per Railroad for Scuffletown. The doe cart created considerable excite- tnent nn thp. ntriptn' ventprdiiv. We learn that I about fifecn of the animals had been Im pounded up to about 5 o'clock. The only means of tafety for ye canines Is to buy a badge, for a vigorous war is to be waged against the race. ; ; , Our subscribers In Lllesvllle and other u a. n.ni;., th. K 1 star 1- not received reeularlr at their oostof- flees. We cannot account for the irregularity. We know that the paper is mailed regularly to all our shbicribers and we hope that some cause of the delinquency so that the proper! remedy may be applied. Unlucky Day for Matrimony. We may possibly be doing a service to some of our readers by Informing them (on the an-1 thority of a manuscript of the 15th century, quoted in The Book of Day) that there are just thirty-two days in the year upon which it is unadvisable to go into join-hand namely, seven in January, three each in February, I March, May and December: two each in April, June, July, August, September and Novem ber; nd one October; so that January is the worst and October the best month for committing matrimony, the actual unlucky days beins these: January 1st, 2d, 4th, 5tb, a t. -tn,u iKrh. VoWrnorr th Tth ish- frh I 1st,' 6th, 8th; April 6th, llth'; May 5th, 6th, 7th: June 7th. 15tb: July 5th: 18th: August 5th, 19th: September 6thl 7th; October 6th; No- vember 15th. 16th. and December 15th. 16th. nth. As to which is the best day of the week 1 why ..Monday for wealth, Tuesday for health, . Wednesday the best of all; Thursday for crosses, Friday for Josses, Saturday no luck at all. . ' Misses' Gaiters, high cut, at 75 cts. at No.l5.': ' l'i;-'""-:y " lw Oar Chip Basket. r Woman snffrageis distasteful to Uapada. The female sutfrageaus raise their voices In Boston this week. ' " - " . A beautiful and well educated young lady has just opened a large boot and shoe store in Philadelphia.' J . . : "Mamma," said a little boy who bad been sent to dry a towel before the fire, "is it done when it's brown Vi ., I For the thirty-eighth tim : in the past two years the announcement comes from. New Tork. that the chtenon has totally disappeared Many of the young men in Paris with heardless, blooming faces, have taken to fe- " , " iS K ?, , commune. f -i - ta w , itn.i r, u. t. vU.v. .w of the water of the ocean?" inquired a teacher of a bright little boy. "The codfish,", was the quick reply. , j r The woman who never owned a Bible nnnoRfid she was ouotlner It when she ereeted her son, who came home to keep Thanksglv lug, In the following words : . "Here "comes the fatted calLV It was Madame de Stael who remarked of a coucelted acquaintance : "Whenever I see him:tl feel the same oleasure that I receive from looking at a fond couple he and his self-love live so happily together ." mniGTOII, II; C. buuj Bcnovi veieDrttlos. I i ne grana aunaay School celebration cornea wvR. .uuuv munuTT. i uc mail- . - 1 gers are making preparations for a large de- raonstration, and it is expected that very many Sabbath Schools from all portions of the State will 'be in attendance. The Wilmington A, Weldon railroad will pass all who wish to attend the celebration for one-third of regular fare, going and returning for same; children, twelve years old and under are required to pay one-half o! one-third fare. Rev. Mr. Lcard, Sunday. School Agent, and other gentlemen will address' the children. Star Book TJIodery. 7 " ' ' ' The attention of the public is called to the superior facilities we now have for executing cheaply, promptly and skilfully all, kinds of Binding and Kullng. Our business in this de partment has steadily increased, an evidence that we have not labored in vain In our effort to establish a Book Bindery equal to the de mands of our growing city, .But we, are de termined to do still more ; and 'as our busi ness grows so will our facilities be Increased. Give. us a trial. : -. 2taw2w If you have found anything, advertise it in our new department, under head of ''Lost and Found," at nail our regular rates, tor aaver tlsements not exceeding nve lines. 11 SPIRITS 03? TURPENTINE. . '. JNewbern. has had roasting a . i - ears, . Railroad excursions are all tbe'rage inNewbefn, They are f having "badge nights'1 at toe skating rink in Kaleigh. - Rev. H. T. Hudson . was to deliver a lecture io Raleigh last evening. Eighteen marriage licenses were issued in Craven dunog the month of May. There were six interments in n r "KT ,1 vcuar vjrtiif c vcmciwi j, xicwwiu, umjug last month. Raleigh had plnms, but the Telegram didn't know it until a basketful was sent to the office. Only ten marriage licenses issued in Wake last week, seven of which were for colored couples. Mrs. Charlotte Miller, . aged 82 years, died at, her residence in Polk county on the 27th ult. The supreme court ot this gtate meets in Raleigh on Monday next. JasticcReade has already arrived in that city. The "Washington Exvress says that preparations are being made in, that town to organize an efficient fire depart- ment. Deputy U. S. Marshal T. J. Johnson is lying dangerously ill with Dneumonia at Mrs. Jenkins boarding house in Kaleigh. One Hobert Bridgers, has been arrested on suspicion of being con- 1 5 11 i.a 1 a. 1 a . a 11. ceroea in me late uruiai luuruer ui jjai. Ja Burden, in Northampton county. -,ReV. Mr. iiarle, the celebrated evangelist, will be in Raleigh on Sunday j b the 21st or the present montD, lmmeai- 5 stelv after the commencement ' at wake rVBW ; 5 1 - - . .1 at - The Raieigii l eugram learns that Capt. Herry, ot the internal itevenue h service, has been operating lately , in Ox- ford, and has made several seizures of liquors for not conforming to guager's Drana. Th0 Raleiffh lelearam says : The Baptist congregation and the. many friends ot Dr. Pritchard will be glad to learn that he -has started on bis return home from Texas, and hopes to fill bis pulpit in this city next Sabbath. The Tarboro' Southerner says: The Governor has refused to pardon 'J. "W. Davis, white, who was convicted at last term of Uldgecomue uourt 01 au at- tpmnt to commit a raDe Udou - the tteraon ot a colored woman, and sentenced to five yars in tne peuueuuary, ' We learn from the JNewbem Times that a large fire occurred in Wash- ington on Friday, Eight tutf dings' were burned and destroyed and the loss is said to be about $10,000.. .The fire was. with out xioubt the ; work J of an incendiary, whom it ia to be hoped will be apprehend ed and brought to justice; The Raleigh Telegram says : The correspondents of I he Southern JJbnie . 1 '. a... A. V17 Kim. win nave io trv ouain. nc ue uwu lornished with the following census of Rovster. Sr.. one of tbe oldest i citizens of Raleigh, who died a short time since, left, at his deatb, sixty ntne grand children and thirty-five great, .grand-children. They all live in this city or vicinity.. , : :ii.'V i- Ex-Got. II olden. " -,xr a. r-. - 1 e uuu uic iuuuwjuk cui,i. uuiu a t A nnrr TtrAAt. nnwln WooTi. icti w., -w.. ;n'fAn nif. f r a frionrt in 'Rftlpicrh .6 w v. .j, - - .. . -o- I " ldonot know wueu i suan return, T m tnVinrr no Wnrfin rnlitirs. : Yon miv i am taKing no part m pontics, x on may well .imagine I have no taste tor such . thines. I am livinc in a retired nart of! lDe cltJV and have ample timfr for meaita- I . . . o r Ti t nn. : 'innn nn na M-rh I'.rnlina " . - - U (t..n t a a. t . - j t I ral Her sky ia above my home as it will .Kiwmf mv .t .m u - MW . . . 7'. . : ".c . "w 1 aTOUi awiui process, lor some of that was j ggryed on me before I left; but to allow the minds of excited people on both sides to cool.; : wewant peace, 80M mi and a closer brptberhooa in tne State,! and I am prepared to do any.tmng that a a Aflr. !,;- :nnoTiain rvt n 111 1111 lai cua-.ai luib result. Persons who suppose ht A wouia .a V rfttnrn rinrnpcy wiin uower iruui iuc teuue m a a . w . t k K & a a a-k AMMum l A XTT L ! 1 4 t,mrm mw nr. rwoa nm, M iieru vvasuingbuu, w m w tugwuw, v any, are much mistaken. 1 am out. of ofnnhritf life, r.do'not I am out of .1 . ... r r ., fTnMc tri ontar tnm Tftin - 1 am aimniv j ambitious to do our people all the; good I can while J live.'7 FRIDAY. JTJUE 2. 1871. Print ins-Ynb "A full snppl y of Robinson 1 TnW KeDtconstantlv on hanfl at iu Affl..r J 1 . umto ui uic Mousing Star.' ; These Inks are enni it t superior, to any manufactured in this countrr ... ""X, - " " &.egs or 25 IBs kept in stock for the special benefit. of weekly papers. Cash orders solic V tf' ited. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. JOE CREAM, Made of Pare Cream, SENT TO ANY PART OF THE CITY. PACKED IN ICE, FROM . LPKRDEB'S H 4LOON, AT Seventy-Five Cents a Qaarf. may 25-nactf , , . WMte Duck Suits, BROWN DUCK SUITS. Stripe Camb. Coats, Alpaca Sacks, Balprlccanllair Hose, Silk Half Hose " AND ' " -,. . , ' . 1 : . . . I , FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, . ' - at : :'' MUNSON & CO.'S, city clothiers; june2-tf EARLY CLOSING! OHAS. D. MYERS & CO., Dealers In Family Supplies. 7 North Front Street, Respectfully ask their friends and custom ers to remember that ON AND AFTER MON DAY, the 5th Inst., they will close their Store at sundown, Saturdays excepted, during the 8ummer months. Those who approve of this plan of rest for mlovriiTirl mYilAi7AP will tiIaooa loQirn - , their orders before 639 P. M. fjune 2-tf Cmith- 3 SMALLER SCRIPTURE HISTO- Three Pa A Smaller Scrioture Historv. In Tnree Parts : Old Testament Historv : Con nection of Old. and New Testaments: New Testament History to A. D. 70. Edited by Wm.8mltb, D. C. L.. LL. D. Illustrated by jLiigruYuigs on noou. For sale at HEINSBERGER'S Live Book Store. June 1-tf GALVANISM: AW ADDRESS BY JAMES ANTHONY FROUDE, M. A. Author of the History of England. For sale at " . n EINSBERGER'S June 1-tf Live Book Store; - . . ; t , ., , SAUCES AMP SPICES, CHAS. D. MYERS '& do., . No. 7 North Front Street. FAMILY GROCERS, ' AND : ' SOLE PROPRIETORS OF THE ' i FAVORITE FLOUR,1 THE BEST, . . : THE WHITEST, , , s . THE SWEETEST, THE "CBEAPESI PLOU R . JO 9 a. t 9 THE FAVORITE FIiOUR IS SOLD ONLY BY CHAS. D. MYERQ & CO. No. 7 North Front Street, WILMINGTON, N" . C. . Amecican and Jtfancjr Uroerles J Something YOU Ought to HaYO ' XOWZREADY ! - Harpel's TypographS; BOOK OF SPECIHEIIS, AX EXCKDOrGET CHiAr AJD VALUABLS Mi. V VAX. or laroMCATlor:AKD ucoAMTxBxri.As or- LKTTKaritxss Wobk iic Black i ' ' COLOM,' BaOKZ IBCT.; FOB tbs rsa or, i a PRINTERS, AMATEURS, PUBLISHERS BUSINESS MEN. AND PEOPLE OF I..,. TASTE GENERALLY. ' "VTKARLY an entire year has been, consumed ill in unremitting labor and superintend- enee to proauce tills booK. Tne pressworlc gjono (done almost entirely with type forms made up of tne cnoieest and latest produc- tlonsof the foundries, etc.) amounted to 515.- I 000 Impressions, to prodnoe a limited edition. . Thelaook is fresh; elegant, demonstrative of newiaeas.tnorougniypracucaiiorutuitarian purposes, and at the same time fit to be pre- jy m'y ubrary. It is printed on high erade paper; contains upward of three bun-1 dJ imperial octavo pages.; has larger sheets to ddiUon to the resmiar matter. infnliiiul Mil nntnomni nniM Mnmenis. CLC. n dflirinn tn t.nA rara ir raumr.. . I PrlM tAMtMCnDerS U11IU JuiUirT 18I.U.UI1, I . - -- -- r-- lit V. -.A I rafter whlcn an advance . on white paper and i bound in super ciotb, witb bevelled covers, Bcarietedfires.su per copy. . I a imiu edition of 250 copies, printed on ex- Mh.tinted paper, and eleeantly bound In calf or Turkey moiwco antique, a io per copy. c pTo. OrteV, r onCtacuiati o? w ffiKv 5 - : -T " . "J 1 c.e. p. orders must be accompanied with I tllncasn. lXliectlon ch&nre will h addMl i . . " - . - to price of book; 1 , parties desiring their names beautifully 1 mirr m mmiii nn w n 1 v nw 1 a a a ua dnA-mw mm 1 ."'"vv.. vu . waai huu w uw I CXtra. r .'"'. V . J Ins . this volume will please address (with , xuoaawisnmg rartber information concern. 4 lag . tms toudm win j stamp) the publisher,. , - "' " ' -. flSniW 1T TTARP'ETi. 1 1 M West Fowth Street, Cincinnati. ten l-ll Whole Ho. 1,150 MISCELLANEOUS. : 7 ; Ip YOU l AOT 7:"; ' " Nice White Bread BUY YOUR FLOUR OF FRENCH. Better flonrcant be found In the city: A lot of nice Fresh III ay Butte r, Justin. I am constantly adding to my stock of WINES AND LIQUORS. . I buy the best to . be had and am. selling fast. Send your Demijohn down and try French's 7 year old Whiskey. . W. R. FRENCH'S, ; jgnel-tf Gor. Market and Second sts. FI0UR ! HERRING ! VINEGAR! Onrk EBLa FAMILY FLOUR. dVJVJ - - Ex. Rebecca Clyde, "TTTINSTON'S ROANOKE ROE HERRING, j!DER VINEGAR, rjTEWTON PIPPIN CIDER, . - For sale low. iy . . . V. ' ' June 1-tf . DeBOSSET A CO. Cape-Fear and Black Rivers. THE STEAMER LITTLE SAM, -I Capt. R. P. PADDISON. T8 now running regularly between Wilmlng. ju ion ana jrointuasweii, leaving w Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturd o'clock A. i- and Point Caswell .Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays at 1i o'clooklA. touching at all intermediate landings for ' ""'"l"B " " iiuicuwj louuuiga lur genders or ireisnu r are. meaxs extra. r reisiiit caareea very moaeraw. . For freieht or oatsa&re. aodv to Caotain on Doara. isept si-sjtrtr Carraway & Gleapor. rflHE UNRIVALLED ARTISTS ARE STILL ! I offering tne best inducements to our citi zens, and the public generally, for their pat ronaare at the Purcell House. E vervthlnr per taining to the profession Is kept constantly on band, in order to give comple satisfaction to tne most iasuaious. - . . iaeci7-ti Children's Carriages Improvements in Styles and , , Rednclion in Prices X TlfE ARE NOW MANUFACTURING OVER f y one Jnunarea vaileues or BABY CARRIAGES, and invite the attention of all buyers to our prices, which range from $3 to $100 each. Having the largest manufactory in the country, we can compete with any and all makers. Wholesale Catalogues sent to deal ers on application. - COLBY BRO'S A CO., , apl 8-tf 608 Broatlway, N. Y. Louisiana State Lottery COMPANY, t Incorporated Angnst 17, 18G8. CHARLES T. HOWARD.. PRESIDENT. ninule Number lottery. SPLENDID SCHEME ONLY 20,000 NUMBERS CAPITA!, PRIZE.... $50,000. CLASS II, TO BE DRAWN AT, NEW 1 0RLEANS ON SATURDAY, Jane 171 h, 1871. HOWARD, SIMMONS CO., COMTBAOTe&s. r i : 'SCHEME 29.000 ; Knillers iSclets jDnli $20. 1 prize of 150,000 JS... ..SiJO.OOO 1 prize of 30,000 is.. 30,000 1 prize Of 10,000 is.. ........... ........ 10,000 1 orize of VMM is.. ........... t.. ...... 8,000 is 9.000 1 prize of 1 prize of 1 prize of ' 1 prize of 1 prize of 1 Drize of 8,000 7,000 Is..... 7,0W 6,0C0 , i8.i....i 6,000 6,000 4,000 5,000 4,000 is...................... 8,000 .................... 3,000 1 prize of , 2,000 Is.. .. 1 prize of 1 1,000-1 l prize oi i,ww 1 prize of 1,00ft 1 prize of 1,000 1 prize of J,000 lpiizeof 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 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 ' 1,000 j 1,000 are......... 25,000 i,uw 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1.000 1,000 J 50 prizes of are........ 25.000 SJ 7 prizes of 200 are.........M..i...... 63,400 so Approximauon prizes..... 12,600 Alp prizes, amounting to.. ...... 280,400 Whole Tickets, 20 ; shareaJn. proportion. Prizes payable without deduction. -s ' Orders to te addressed, to ; " CHAS. T. HOWARD, . , Lock Bpx"e92,Po8t-Offlce, New Orleans. - . X.-:; - ,m-rr - - . , . 9 Send Post-Offlco Money Order, or Regis ter your Letter. , s . may 26-tf Tho JBridaL Cha.mber. TSSAY8 FOR YOUNG MEN, ON GREAT j RnoA a.1 K-rlla and Abnses. which interfere i wita MARRIAGE, with sore means of relief debilitated. Sent in sealed letter envelopes, rkt nf p.hurirA. -Address.' HOWARD SANITARY AID ASSOCIATION, So. 2 South Ninth St., Philadelphia, Pa. may l5mos-ent KATES" OF ADVEUTISI1TG t One Square one day, ........ $1 00 jt , twodays,......... 1 00 three days,. 2 00 . - toot- dars...... W " . ; live days, S on ' inAaaV . 8 RO Contract Advertisement! taken at pro ' portionately low rates. Harriaees. IXiathii. Rnior.a. Fnnnral and Obitnary notices will be Jngrrr t aif ratg when paid for In advance : nt??r ww Call rtn moecnftrgM. " -Tssvs Cash on demand J MISCELLANEOUS." Furniture, Bedding and SHADES. OuR STOCK for the SUMMER and SPRING TRADE is now complete, having the largest Furniture Warehouse In the State and always fe- 1 the largest stock on hand. We can offer in- (Rv oncements toine puDuo inaic&Anot do com peted with. .Parties In want should examine before making purchases. D. A. SMITH, Granite Building, march 31-tf . ; ; ', t ..8outhFront St. Molasses and Sup. 650 HHDS. 1 Huscbvado Llblasses . AND S. H. SYRUP For sale very low by apl 27-tf : WILLARD BROS. Shields' Eye Wash, . - KAHtrr-ACTURSD BT ' ' MRS. SUE XV. CaSII WELL, v Wilmington. N.3C.i NE of ; the' most- effective remedies for ; INFLAMED, SORE AND WEAK EYE, ever offered to the public. 1 J For sale by all Druggists 'in the city. Price 25 cents per bottle. t , . ;, , ' ... .';-',, . GREEN A FLANNER, ( Wholesale Agents, . ' may25tf -l ' 47 Market street. The Cape Fear TTAS produced the largest net Increase of -AJL. i . 'U O T T O N ot any manure, when famy tried. For par ticujars aaaress . v. M. hulk, unemist. Cape Fear Chemical Works Sa, V ' ,N.C 1 1 , ieoitisarti ; i - ' wumington Bacon and Pork ! 150 .Bbl. Pork. .1 50 HhdsBACON, 75 BOXES D. S. MEATS. . Just received and for sale by - . - F.W.KERCHNEE, j une 1-tf 27, 23 aad 2fl North Water St. Coffee & Sugars ! 80 HHDS DEMARARA SUGARS, 50 BBLS REFINED " 565 BAGS COFFEE, " ' For'sale by ' ' "''r ' ;f.'w.kerchner,, lunel-tf ' 27, 28 and 29 North Water St. In Store and on Wharf. , gQQ BBLS.' LOUR, all grades, ; :.),-, k: . . X6000 Bu8hel3 Wbite and Mixed Corn, r Pf Bale Choice Hay, ill lOH Hnds antJ Bbls Molasses,' 13 0 Bbla Reflned Su?ar 250 Bas3Coffee' : ; AC Hhds Bacon Sides and 'Shoulders, ' - 150 ' :: ' 'Ton8 Hoop Iron, ' jgQ Dlstmer'sGlue, r r : ; i ;- 1 "Isecpnd Hand Selected Spirit Bbls 600 ORfl K.egs Nalls,! i On Hi BoaeaCandayf - Kf Bales Sheeting add Yarns, . 50 Tons No. 1 Peruvian Guano, Ac.,; For sale low by may 20-tf V -A WlLLiAil il A MURCHISON. : ' : ;TMiT&: ' m - , . . 1, iji ...I M XtTAJfTEDPurchaseis to call at 8. Levy's, YV 44 Market street, and examine his stock of Dry Goods, Clothing', -Boots, knoes, Hats. Notions, Ac which are n.ow selling as actual cot.x i . maySMm loot an d fou n p. "TTWJJJUO A place where Dry Goods, Cloth Jj ' ing, Boots, 8hoe8, Hats, Notions, e. are beinR sold at actual coti. 8. Levy's, 44 Market street, la the place. . , may 80-4m FOR gale: PR Rgrlf! FOB S AIX At Act vxl Cost, by SV Levy, 44 Market street. Dry Goods, Clothldff, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Notions, Ao. call and secure bargains. . . may 30-4m t ,!' .-in. m ti 1 V 'i t 1 m h lii i. , i ): t m V Jit; -1 J , m r ( : r. ; 4 I if: m .'1 : .f.' ; 1 f "I -i 1 t ,- : If m .1-:! a ill 1,