fill " .
PUBLISHED DULT, :
M il HJiXlJTAIU) Editor rrc;r.
Hawon Bank Building, Front SU
. i-ian' In'advanco 7 CO
h i atus in advance a n
Jl' .nonius, advance, 2 CO
month, la advance 73
Iorj Sta will bo delivered in any
y "f tns at i"1"6 Cents per wek,
Uarooi
eler.
3Ch00
SO. 10
80:13
mom'
Weather
eter.
? A.
t i'.
M.
M.
CI
60
i5
8 VV genk't loody
r irn ix air i :
Culm Clear '
Meau IV-.; of dayt 63 dejr. . j
,(vrr.. AH uaronieiric readings are rt-dUced
ti e MM-level and to 83 dcrves Falircuheit.
KobfiKT SSVBOTB.'
Serji't Slenal Uerviee U. S. A.;
Weather ftcport. ?
OlUce of Chief SJsrtial Officer. -! : '
WasBlngton MarcUf 15-4:35 , Jr? Ml J : :
The barometer wm continue riMo,on Sat
niday from lower lakes to Florida and eastward
to we Atlaotlc, wilh wceieny to noriherly,
viu'U aud clear but continued cold weather;
tbe pressure will diminish ove and tveet of
the lower Mississippi valley, with winds veer
in to easterly and southerly; It will continue
diuiinihioK from the lower Missouri valley to
Lake Superior, and gwdually extend eastward
9ver Michigan and the Ohio valley, with winds
bucking to southerly, ir'&lng tempeature and
increased cloudiness. . .. . s.
Dangerous winds are not anticipated for the
Gal f and Atlantic coasts.
1 r-
tto Kitluc Boom i !f
Uttbe Wllmlnffton Ubnury Association Is
. oyeiv daily during the week from 10 A, i, to
i . M.-, fi'oxu 4 to 6 P. M., ana liOja,7Ji to 10
r.Ai.-' i':,- : v j
pKOriTAni.1: . AlVRTXSIAtiJ .
We call the attention of the bubiness jmen
of Wilmington to the superior adrantajjes
ott'ered by ' -t
TllK WEEKLY STAR ' -
as n ad vertlslng raediu tn. It has, without
'exception, the Zarg&t Circulation of any pub
lication in Wilmington; and we can satisfy
any one that it has no equal as a mediupt of
coiuuiunlcAtlon with thw people of the xnral
.llHtrlcU now trading with Wilmington, -T T
We boliclt a call irom those who wish to
place their businea prominently before! the
tmniie vl this section, confident that we; can
otfer lad ncc meats that cannbt fall to pleolso.
':;KieM&uoi&'s Life Book Store, 39 Market
slrevt ElegdUl beaftty by art. ; ! - iVX.-
Di'dlet & Cixis, Stgn'of the Big Bi'Ot
Uve top boots. - ; ' . c
W. M. tethso- nnry ilalllard's cream
ebocolstes, &c: Wrt t, ?.-r? ; , ,v '
J. 0. dTEVs son Fifteen hundred pound
N. (J. ho round. ! ,. .
, - .: ft' JA" W 4
S D. W'aLLA.csBink of New nanoyer '
Rare investment.'
Cuonlt & MoftRis, Auctioneers norses
nd tuules at auction. ' ,r - '
J. W. IlawETT -Five good boot and shoe
makers wanted.
(iREBx & Flasmb, DrnggUts Rockbridge
slum water. . , . .. .
dee advertisement of Jilgbie, who Is selling
foods cheap. " v - ,
Lamp Explosion Narrow Escape.
Considerable . excitement, was occasioned
for a few moments, late yesterday afternoon,
by the explosion tf a kerosene lamp. in the
inillincrj store of Mrs. . Strock, on Front
street, near tbe corneV of Market. At the
time of the accident a young lidy employed In
the establishment was silting at work by the
table npon, which ihe lamp was standing,
when all of a sudden, without soy apparent
cause, it exploded, the ol, which had become
Ignited, stresmiffg Into tbe Hp ot n lady and
confmanlcatlng'the fUmesto her dress, wbftb,
ot course, was Instantly in alight blaze.
commendable presence of mind, however, she
seized the folds of hi r dress from tbe sldls and
so brought tbem together as to effectually
smother the fire, aodit was thus extinguished
without doing any material damage except to
the drees. The lamp wits only partially full
of oil, or tbe accident might , have resulted
more serlonsly. ,.,-. . - i..
ClfjrUontl. : . '
The city ' offers, for - sale f50,0V0 of 8 per.
cent. I5unas, payable, twenty, years ' autr. toe
1st of January, 1873 ; " principal ' and Infest
payable In" Gold In NerYprk aC the Bank of
tbe Repubiff, or at Wilmington,1 N. , c, dn'the
ltdMs of Januaryand July t -rt, t;k 5
Tuee bonds wereoffere4at 82. The price
sppearstoo bigW jit If proposed now to place 4
themata lawcrrate, ..Tbese.bonds arojfor
sale, at all the Banks and Banking houses In
the. city.' No better investment offers and
the contract Is for ; golJ, andTwbateveir may
bappen it means gold.
It.
fasnloa TwinaTlna-a. ' -i, "s-.
Fale shades are generally most becoming.
Playing the harp shows off a pretty arm. .r
Myrtle green is a nice shade of silk for even-
" : -".v.".'" : . !
Solid, plain and costly Is the rule for Jew-'
A new shade of pale violet silk Is the Uor
ten.la. ,!it'J i" !:' -..vl- -J. I '
, A yellow sain ls'made rosy by contrast with
Ween. - . r, ' ' -
' Tali ladles are wearing the hair" low on the
neck again, n ' ': ' i. .' V i . '
Ceruiu tiuts of blue bonnet strings deepen
Krty eye Into violet." ' ' " I
Maie noodles In New Turk wear rosettes
under their Adam's spples.
Qddcn Death. - -
Au old colored mso, between P0 andCpyears
'Ke living on front, between Woostfr and
"awson streets, raa taken suddenly 1111, yes
terday morning and died)n a half hour after
rds. Cpr6ner,Hewletitimm"onedf. $ jury
Xterday andwll)hQld an Jriquest .ovlr the
bdy tbi mdrning at'V'tfcleckCxPeteaied
a sblp-carpenter and was fora long time
,u lh employ of the late Mr. Cassldey.
' - Ahappy pair maae CDoIce of. the 23th of
eorury ss their man lace da r. and were re
Winded by the ofaclatlh.r clerfftmirt 1 thai their
. ilvr wedding would be celebrated in Jest ICO
jean,
: -W R vTW A-)--',:Sx
?oi. ix-itq. 150. ; .wnGgontoATiritD
I.oeal Doisi
Me69rv ronly.'A Morris . advertise7 nn
ot her sale o horses to take place at E rchanpe
Corner this rnornlDffj at lioclock.
It will be a singular sight to see all the
churches opened for services on St. Patrick's
day. And yet, It Is said, that wilt be the case
this year. , . r. ...
- It Is reported that Capt. Samuel W. Skin
ner, of the,Trf has resigned his position and
Is building a new steamer it Faycttcvllle to
run on the Cape Fear. ' ' .
1 ' The i new' stockade at the Work .House Is
now uearly completed, and we learn from the
Committee on Work House, who V Isitedlthe
lnslllutlon, cro Thursdey afternoon that It will j
be quite an Improvement on the old one. " '
. I., will, to day, close out my entire . stock I
of goodi, at auction, re cat d lees of cost. :
. ' ' . ' B. Lehmax, '
It ' ' ' " ' " . NiV 2 Market Street. .
' The only case before the City Court
yesterday morning was that of John Plver,
charged with forcible trespass and taking and
'carrying way a boat, the property of Joseph
Allen, who was found not guilty and prosecu
tor reqaired to pay the costs. 1-
,r-The College of Physicians and ' Burgeons
are now dispensing medicines and . furnishing
medical aid to the poor and beedy under con-
tiactiwlth ; the city.: Applications for aid
should be made to the City Marshal. V or to
some benevolent society. ;
I will, to day, close out my entire stock
of goods at paction, regardless of cost '
U ' - . i No. 3 Market Street
THE OUTLAWS.
Hoiblor Further from Boas S Ironx
Kepertetf rilirlat ', of lleary Berry
Lowrey, Ac. .i.v v": A' , '.
Nothing further confirmatory- or otherwise
in regard to the ' reported killing of Boss
Strong has as yet been received, though it is
still the Impression among a great many on
the lluf the road that ho was certainly
killed. There Is a rumor to- the effect lhat
Henry Berry Lowrey has - left the county, lie
having previously disguised himself with false
whiskers, Ac, so ,that his most; intimate
friends and associates would pot know him.
It is also reported that Stephen 'Lowrey, who
has the reputation of being really the most
brutal and. blood thirsty of the gang, la now In
command In place of his brother Henry Berry.
We give these rumors for what they are worth,
In nowise vouching for their correctness.. If
there Aow'dT&eV any truth In them, the fact'
would accouqt for other members of the gang
being seen with Henry Berry's favorite Weap
ons in their possession, as Is reported to be
the casei .Then, too, If Boss Strong hss In re
ality been sent ' to ; the V'hsppy hunting
grounds of . his lathers," the number - of
this notorious gang of desperadoes will
have been reduced to three, viz., 8tephen Low
rey, Tom Lowrey and Andrew Strong. George
Appiewhlte.reported to have been killed some
time during the early part of last year, but who
Subsequently made his appearance among the
gang, afterwards disappeared again and his
whereabouts or probable fate baa ever since
been clouded in mystery. 8ome think that he
left the county, as Henry Berry Is now report
ed to' hare done, . while othera entertain the
opinion that he was killed in some brawl among
the members cf the gsng.
orEBA hotjue.
The Berrer Famlljr.
A brilliant audience greeted the Bergers and
Mr. Sol. Smith Russell last ereniag,and there
was wanting to tbe performance no possible
fea'tnir e of attractiveness. At no time, within
a number of years past, hare we aeen the Wil
mington public more thoroughly in lore with
o performance than with that given ' . by this
brilliant combination.
The verdict is nnlrcrsai that Mr. Sol. 8mith
... . ' .. ......... . . .
usen excels an comic delineators wno hare
peed In Wllmlogtou . since the war, "and
pat tor tne icemen season, wo are convinced
thaUie alone would draw for a 1 fortnight at
leasts In Mr. 'Russell is to be seen, the genu
tie. comedian and humorist. 'His burlesque
never degenerates into clownishness, and bis
fun la nerer mere buffoonery. ' Last erening,
as.upon the two previous evenings, . he ; con
raised the audience by his IrreslsUble drollery.
Miss Nellie Koapp reasserted her claims to
the enthusiastic commendation of (tbe audi -
. lJ ... '.i.i. ..iijMitrt.fi
ence by her. exquisite renderlcg of two charm
ing balladsV and ' Miss Anna, Barger again
elicited the heartiest applause .'by ' her cornet
solos, and iemarkable exhibitions of rersatili
ty, Mis Henrietta Berger waa the recipient
of many cordial recognitions of her wonderful
talents, and Mr, Henry Berger and Mrlele
i. Jik fcriiW Amended toMhe r exhi.
bltlona of skill and taste? ;
This erening is the last occasion of the ap
pearance of this troupe In Vyilmlnglon during
the present season A matihee will be given
tbis afternoon ... . ". ' 1 V VI.. . -
Falaa Alarm. . : . ,
' A false alarm of Are was, sounded, about 8
o'clock last night; and the. whole fiTa depart -
menL with their engines, proinptTy centred aH
tbecornefof ; profitand ;.Ma
was soon 4ound, however, that tnere was no
need for their Services, and the .engines and
hook and ladder trucic were , muruw w,.hi
resoectlre Quarters. It Is seldom we hare seen
the various companies so-panctnat; in .bring-;
ing out their "merchineVl: '
Chinese Photoa-raphs. ; '..' )
We are Indebted to Dr-JW., W. Darls, of this
cltyt for some neat and 'will executed photo--1
grsphs 'o'f ""certain 'Cbln'esiB .merchants, with
thefr families, &c:,tf San TranclacOj Califorr
y .. '. r.l
pis. "Among tnese bij w ncauvara; nop
toa m.fithart.
d. TtK AtntrMi-r and. ion. commission mer -
.v.rfw."""o"" t.- t - ; , .
vto.Mr, wami exeenieA bvMessrs.BradleV
fy JRaloteon, of San FrapcUco. : --l - f 1
on turn I7ampaf.i.;'v?;-"J
: v Henry Anderson; colored i (t. dlvlduai of
paatillstlc-proclties,twenV totoMfBi K:
Morrell's saloon on ;,Water street, yesterday
jifternoon, while under the inaence of three
shares of the worst brand of tangle leg whis
key and co'mmenced a raid upon the establish
ment. He first knocked the bar keeper's best
bearer out of shapes j alter .whiclt he repaired
.to the kltcUen, knocked- tW-cookdown, and
then bjndished a dirk,h wLlcb.' he threatened
to sheathe 1q the body of the first person who
approached him. At this moment a policeman
apportonely appeared and took him Jn charge
when ha was convey ed to the' Guard House.
-While to the- hands 6r theTbfflcer Anderson
Stilt continued to VsserV his" privllegel nnder
the "civil rights' blir to.wWp somebody.- and
U was only through tho indotnltabl'plnck of
the "knight of the cluba and stars" that he
escaped from being the victim of his wrath, j-
.V
Private Tbeatrleals. . , t
" An Invited audience assembled last evening,
at the, residence dl ' Mr. Geo,, Chadbourn, to
witness the first entertainment given by the
Rose Bud Society, - which - has lately been
organized, h? ' '
The repeated encores of the audlenc6 showed
their appreciation of the efforts ot . the young
ladies and : gentlemen, ;whlch surpassed the
most sapguina expectations of their friends.
r 'TBe programme consisted of charades and
.tableaux, seven In number. Among the most
Interesting and amoslng ;.w.aa . 'PoUtlc'an," in
wliich piece the femati politician acted her part
with unusual rim and spirit for one of such
tender age. ; We eei assured that the audience
will concnr with as, in saying ' that they did
credit both to themselves and the kind friends
who were prominent In helping our amatures
In their pltasant entertainment. "
Hatlnee. - - '-
Our citizens should not forget that the Berg
er Family Swiss Bell Ringers give a Matinee
this afternoon; at 3 o'clock, for the benefit
of ladies and children. Their performances
afford a fund of enjoyment, without the least
objectionable feature to otfend tho good taste
of any one. o and see them.
Oar Chip Basket.
.. -JLs old bachelor cornpares .life to a shirt
button because it so often hangs by a thread.
Mrs. Ruggles, . of Weslfield, Maas., aged
80, gave her plat mates a party last week. ;'.$
f Why might carpenters reslly believe there
is no such thing as stone ? Because they nerer
saw It .. - ; ' .
r-If your wife doe -abuse you," you tare
the ipleasant concstonsness that she will not
let any one else do so.
A lodging-house keeper advertises "to
furnish gentlemen with pleasant and comforts
ble rooms ; also one or two gentlemen with
wires." , , . . ,
A Japanese nobleman, Motol Asynma, is
in tbe South, f The! name Isn't so hard to pro
.nounce Asynma think, being in fact, quite Jap;
an easy, "
It is a sad comment upon humanity, but
soft soap, in some shape, pleases most folks
snd generally the more Vlye" yo? put into it
the. better." ,.',;,.,.
: A German wrlterc.omplalnliig of the dlffi
cnltles in the pronunciation of the English
language, cites the word Boz, which he saya is
pronounced Di kens. 9J-
SPIRITS OF ' TUKPEII TIirE.
; - Mr. . Washington Harris,
prominent citizen of Franklin county, is
dead.
. '.r- Shad are plentiful in Newbern
at oueentsjtpair.
Tho editors of the Charlotte
Commercial are to ieeae a weekly.,
,It havinp been reported . that
.mall-pox is in Tarboro,' tbe" Southerner
denies the Bolt' impeachment.',
II !;-- i " . . ' i ... ai.
' . ca&e OI cnna stealing is tue
latest noreltj before the Mayor's Court of
-ivaieagn.
Rev. Mr. Pearce. State Lectur
er was to delirer a temperance, lecture in
iGroldsboro last nigbt. ; ... ? -?
j ! 4 MriW.'Hl High; fo wxteen
yea'rs Sh'eriflFof Wake county, has removed
with his family: to California,
, An interesting revival ot re-
: S -TTT 1 t7;i. Il
1 ,
I 1 O
itgion is in progress as tvaa.e sorest viol
During the Jstorm on Friday
morning last a house in Washington - was
atruck by lightning. 5 "
1 -. An idiot; old man at the "poof
house in Orange county wandered on into
the woods last .Thursday and . a . limb fell
off a tree and. tolled him-instantly. .t
The dwelling-house and kitch
en of Rev. Jos. Miller, sear Salem, togeth
er with all its contents,' was destroyed by
fire on Sunday morning Ust . r 5
i A , hand ot : counterfeiters;
captured near Charlotte - with about
$5,00Q spurious currency on their persons,
have been committed to Wake county
1 jail. r. '-- . r - : ::'-r-.
l f iBrfl : Rflr'npfl & .Tonea have
to devote their time and tal-
j cnt8 to tne "VVilson Ledger, and have aban
doned the idea of moving to Rocky Mount,
1 success to tuem.
Ayonth named Frank Mathew;
ot Huntsrille, Yadkin county, so shattered
bis hand by the premature explosion ot a
gun on Monday Jast, that it had to be
amputated, v ..t
, 1 ,
i 1-
x la every Qaartar afttoa lese where it
is known, ana tnere are lew, mueeu wucio
not. thd Mxxicaw Mttstako Lisikkkt takes
precedence of aUsimilar preparations, its
I tn.noeendant merits have obtained -f r it a
' oDaiarity seldom reached by any proprietary
I il 'ji-j- In Its 1lnfil...ftV the fiat Of i8 SUCCeSS
1 was pi uu , lWn, rthvainianB.
1 menu wmcu - - T,r
I ,viyl. ZZ.iA t h Rmndard Lint
I xaeat of America.
A healthr lifer secretes each dftv nSnnt, tvm
and a half pounds ot bUe. whlcb. contains a
great amount of waste; material taken from
the blood. When the liver becomes" tor nid or
congest ed,it fails to eliml n ate this vast amount
oi noxious suostance; wnicn. tnerefope, re
mains to poison the blood and t0 convex to
every tJ&rt Of the avateio-. What must ba tha
con cut ion of the blood when It is receiving and
xviauuDcaca usy iwa ana a nair pouuas or
poison t Nature tries to work off this poison
through other channel and organs the kid
neys, lungs, skin etc; bnt these organs be
come overtaxed in performing this labor. In
auuiuon 10 raeir naiurau ianction", ana can-
nox long , wit ns tana ine presnre, but become
variously diseased. " - - -. : , . - ,
The biain, wnicb is tbe great electrical cen
tre Of all vitality, is unduly stimulated by tbe
unhealthy blood which nas;es to it from iha
heart, and it fails to oerfbrm ita office heaith-
muy. uence tne symptoms or one poisoning,
which? are dunness headache, incapacity to
jlckhi uio mum on mry suDjecc, impairment or
nizzy, sieepy, or nervous reelings,
rtsbodings and irritabtlity of tein
blood itself being diseased as It forms
tbe sweat noon the surface of the akin, it is so
irritatinar and poisonous that it produces dis-
coiorea orown spots,' pimples, biotcliea and
other, eruptions, sores, bo ls. carbuncles and
scrofulous tumors. Tbe stomach, bowels and
other organs spoketrof, cannot escape becom
ing affected sooner or ..later, and costlveness.
piles, droopy, dyspepsia, diarrhoea, female
weakness ana many ouier inrms 01 enrome
disease, are among tbe necessary results. As
a remedy for aU these various maniiestations
of dfseaso, Dr. Pleice's Golden Medical Dis
covery 1 positively nneqnalrd. Byittnellver
and stomdch are changed to an active, hea thy
Bii'u. iub appemo reg uia iu unu 1 jioreu, ine
blood and secretions thorouarniv nurined and
euricnea, ana ine wnoie system, renovatea
ana ouiit p anew. , Sold by all nrst-class drug-
gists. .. - ..."
JNEW AD VERTTSS F4M K NTC$.
In Storeumd : Afloat.
ALL KIHDS OF PRIZE CANDIES TURNIPS
300 B0XES cheese i 1 s
gQQ BBLS. PLANTING POTATOES r
Boxes Oranges and Lemons j ; .
Bags Cocoanuts
gg Bbls. Flour $
Bbla.Cder;
Bbls. Apples.
Bbls White Navy; Beans j
in store ana for sale by
tuarlS-'f
i 4.
HEIDE BBOS.
M. CRONL Y i Auctioneer,
- By Crotilj sft Morris.
-ti' ii " i i i : t a: Jf;.
Honsesat "iluction I
THJ3 DAY (SATURDAY) AT It O'CLOCK,
I A. M., we will sell at Exchange Corner,
TEN FINE SADDLE
And Harness Ilorses,
To close on V Sale positive. , .
, march 18-lt -' .
Uules at Auction.
Jlf. CRONL F. Auctioneer. . u
By CRONLY A MORRIS.
QN WEDNESDAY NEXT, 20th Instant, at
la o'clock, M., we will sell at .Exchange Cor-
ner .. . ... ' . , , - -! t
., ... ... - -. -
20 fton "Kentucky Mules, ;
To arrive here on morning train of that day.
aie peremptory tek uasu.
march
is-at
16, 17A20M.
r Henry Haillard's
CREAM CHOCOLATES
AND
PIZZINI'S CONFECTIONS,
l . ........ ... 7 I i.,. . -'I- . ' 1
! Pure and Fresh, at : .
WM. M. STEVENSON'S.
; , Front street.
march 6-tf
Hayor'a Office,
CITT OF WILniXGTOX, If. C, 1
5 ' . tfABCD 15 th, 1872. )
i
nNDER authority of an Ordinance of the
Board of Aldermen, a Block Book, con
taining a drawing of every Block,; Lot and
Subdivisions of J.ota, is being pieparcd.by
Messrs. James St Brown, Civil Engineers. .
. It is verv desirable to obtain information)
of the la est change .in tho ownership of alt,
Real Estate sold within the corporate limits
oi tne city, trnce reornary ist .asu ub to tne
first day of. April nxt. In' order to Insure
correctness and make a most valuable and
reliable bookorreferenc, aU persons interest
ed are requested to furnish the information
aeureu to Messrs. James a Brown, at their
office on second streets .
. n, : ,1, ,r , , . SILAS N. MARTIN, : .
marl6-3t : t Mayor.
Lace-Top ; Boots. :
QPRI5G STYLE, ALL SIZES, FROM ' NO.
SXTPWARDS, acknowledgeh to be one of the
beat and cheapest Boots ever sold. f r . ''
DUDLEY ft ELLIS,' .
81gn of tbe Big Boot.
: mar 15tf
j Rockbridge Alum Water, ...
A S AN APPETIZER, a tonloand a gen
JnL eral restorative to an enfenblid con
stitution, it Is perhaps am ivalled among min.
era! waters." Uagan's Magnolia -Malm, (tor
tha eomnlMzionl x fctreen Jt Flannsr's Flavor
inn Extracts t olive Tar t Oaraen Seed ; Mut-
ton Bnet (for medicinal
lcinai purposes), ac -i
QbKEN FL.ANSER'S.
mhltf-tf
Challenge) ilecepted.
X AM AUTHORIZED BY A ' PICKED NINEJ
of the Base Ball Fraternity of Wilmington to
accept the challenge of the Hart ft BaUey Bas
Bail Club for a match game on the ISth Inst.
march IS-lt
C. BURKHIUER.
pigbiel Can! t Bo Beat
TV fiHEAP GOODS-.
X.. : '.-. -Table Oil Cloths by the yard
.H . -? ELEGANT GOOD-S
Six 'Hundred Splendid ; Gurtainsj
And great bargains In. Crockery, China and
Glassware. " I march 16 3t
1500 Poundfl
hVrORTBT CAROLINA, HOG. BOUND,: AT
' , J,aflTKVEKSOJrSf i
' marl9-tf Market, bet. Front and Second,
1EW V ERTISEMENTS.-
qrLEG Ay T BEAtJTY tB Y ABT, .. . .r - t
The Live Book Store has Just received
Specimen Copies of Over 603 Cbromos, all new
and tbe very latest styles published. ;, The
largest, most' beautiful and varied assort
ment ever opened to the view of the publia in
tbis city Bare, BIcn. Elegant, Magnlilcent
aU trae to ttaturetralned by Art. ,
The nubile In the cttv and elsewhere are in
vited to call, examine a d make their selec
tions from, without doubt, the largest selec
tion or unromos la tne state. .-,
.For sale at , " f ' 1
; .. -1 'a';." . -
mar 16-tf , Live Book and Music Store.
Bankiof HeHahoveis
tEARE INVESTMENT 1 v
, A TfiW l,O0O OLD 81X PER CENT. CITY
BuND3 i FOR SALE CHE Ap. These bonds
ar very seldom in the market and aie much
sought after as a safe and paying investment.
Tee pi ice asked will enable the purchaser to
mate xweive jer cent, ou ins money. i
r , . . . . w aaiLiAub, casnier.
march 16-2t . j - r- - .
Journal copy . . , . 1
Goal! Goal!
L FRESH SUPPLY Of the CELEBRATED
BED AS Q " HENRY CLAI' GRATE COAL
now Landing. Orders promptly filled- . ' . i.
mar 12-naclw
WORTH A WORTH.
Havana Royal Lottery.
rfiRAHD EITR10RDIHARY DRIWIHtt
To Take Place April 4, 1873.
T.
HIS DRAWING will be composed of only
20,000 TlCKtwTS. 1 he number of Tickets
wm oe rromo. l to wo. iO,o o. ;
The amount to be distributed will be 750.-
OOO Dollars, divided into 648 flllZES, in
t,ne ioiiowing iorm : '.'?": "M
i rnze i..., ...............,.f3J'Muy
1 Prize of...... tO.ouo
1 Prize of. .V 26.C00
I Prize of . I0,oto
1 Prizd of. v &VC0
6JPrizsot ai.000 each.. ...... .......... 6o,(X,o
tt9 Prizes o aA)j... ....................... 234,500
v Approximations oi fz.v uecn to tne
-; 9 remaining Nos. of the denary of
1 the ho. drawing the $3 O.ikO....... . 13,030
9 Approximations of $ -o.ach to tbett - ,
- remaining nos. or me aenary oi .
:" lhoN'. urawingthe 4(50,0 )0.. ...... '
2 Approximations of S 0 tucti to the '
- No. preceding and No. following ---
-the No. drawing tne 125,03 .........
2 Approximations of $500 each to the
, No. preceding and. iso: lollowtng
tbe AO. draw ing the $10,0 0
2 Approximations of $5.0 each to the
mo. preceding ana No. following
tne No. drawing the 5,00j..... ......
4,500
1,000
1,000
1,000
648 PRIZES
$750,000
- Paioss or Tickets in This Drawing : .'
Whole Ticket... ...............$ ;5 00 Currency.
uair Ticket...:.... . 300
Quarter Ticket 17 CO ; . , .
one-Tenth Ticket.. .V.. ........ 7 00
No orders filled for less than One-Tenth Ticket
Address ail orders 10 '
- bOHNIO ft BROTHER, ,
. 77 Gravier &t . New Orleans. La.
Kemit in uettisterea aeuer or roBt-umoe
sionev uraer. - ' ;
omciai eony or rawing sent to every ucaec
noiaer. . . . iieo xo-nacim
Saddlery.
A"-
KINDS OF SADDLES, HARNESS,
.TRUNKS,
TRAVELING BAGS, .
And evem binsr in the line of Saddlery Goods
cheap lorcasnai - .
- - - No. 8 8outb Front street,
feb a-tfnac Wilmington, N. C.
AMUSEMENTS.
Wilmington Opera House.
FOUE NIGHTS ONLY, .
Commencing M arch 13 ih, 1873.
Grand family matinee ' Saturday
AT a 1.2 O'CLOCK. ' "
First appearance In Wilmington oFthe origi
nal and only. " ,
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B E R.Q E R
F, A MJ-L?
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SWISS BELL. RINGERS.!
tl liar jpf ate 1 Tocallsts I Violinist !
YOUNG LADIES' SILVER CORNET BAND I
. f j'. , v LADY ORCHESTRA 1 - r
And the' Great Humorist ' of America,
SOI. SMITH RUSSELL !
Admission. 75 cents:, Reserved. Seats. II 00.
Peats can be secured at Heinsberger'a Book
and Muslo Store.1- - imn S-4t-8, 9, 10 16 I
WTrMTTSTf-J-TOXT
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OPERA HOUSE.
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MRS.,X:A.,OATE9,':
; 4 . Lessee and! Manageress.
For Three Nights and Onljrj,
G1 OMMENCING ON THUBsbATEVENINa.
March 1 when the sparkling Tonnir Na
tive oungs refeS aod- Commedieuue, MBS ; J.
A. OAT u. and her widely ctlrbrated COM.
1C OPERA COMPANY, will make their only
app aruBoes tn wummgt ju i nis s ason. t re
t en ting a series ot the most att active repre
sentations, whioa their. extensive .and bril
liaat rrpeitoire of Comic 1 Operas, Musical
Comedie and Operatic Bnrloeque -Extravaganzas
will affoi-o. Tbe opening ptsrformnc
wil consist of 8ucktoutt's favorite Operatic
Comlo Boioance, enuuoa the ; )
' DAUGaTEH OF THE RF.GIMENT,
(Mrs. Oates appearing in her unrivalled per
kunatlon of Josepbine, with several new vocal
liitroauciioas,; ana ine very iiveiy larce ox
' All ALARMING SACRIFICE. '
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On Friday evening, first time here of Plan-
chos great operatic Jiurse.que xcravagaasa
FORTUJ8IO.
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Due announcement will be made of Satnr-
dav8 nerfomiancvs. ,
r BBsKuVKU bKATS -wUl be sold at Hems'
berger's Music Store, commencing on Monday r
lstu mst., at v ockck, a. ai. i. , , , , ,
; . GENCI1AL ADMISSION 8I "v? !
- Reserved Beats, II 25 Gallery, '60 cents j
march i-tf r - - -. ,
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61 0
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tiiLca at pro
portionattly Iotst.
iiarriarrcs. Del , :
-"t and-
i i rates
.j lull rates
Obituary nolle 3 t .A Lj i".
wnen paia tor m aavance jcv
will be charged, t. . - '
.Taiucs Cab on demand.
H1SCELLAIJ EO OS.
To ttSiCcifoJora!! Gcrii l
. ... . ......
And to those Soldier from, other Con . ..
federate Stites ivbo wera XUll
'.; ea or bled la this State. :4-
TilE IIOXC3IGNT TO COST 30,000.
TUB CORNER STONE, it is proposed, shall
be laid as soon as the receipts will permit.
2i000 Prizes; 'rained at fi5 0.0001 Five Hun
dred Tnouaund Dollars. . That amOant.
; For every Fir DoUare subscribed there will
be jgtven a certificate of Li e Membership to
the Monumental Association.. This certifi
cate will entitle the owner thereof to an eaual
Interest In the ollOwihg property, to be uis-
trioutea as soon as. tne requisite number or
bhares are sold, to wit ; . , , , r , .
'First. Nine Hundred ana One Acres of Land ,
In Lineoln Countyt Gr-orgia, on which are the
well known AldgrudertiolU and Copper Mines,
valued tft.... ....... .......ti5y 00
And to Seventeen Hundred and Forty-Four'
Shares in One Hundred Thousand Doliais of
United btates Currency, to-wit a r f -j , -;
1 Share of to,o;n.. ,$10,00)
1
2.
5,000.. 6 000
2..m. R.000
it
M '
10
10
20
104
40
2,"00 ....................... 20 000
-U10 10,000
-50J IOjOOO
, 10J.... ........ ftfuOO
6 .....;.:;.......7...... 10000
2-v. laooo
10... 10,000
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a-mtwin
" From the First-class Real Estate offered bur
well known patrlotio citizens, to the Conred
erate Monumental association, the following
Pi ices have been selected, ana added to the
foregoing Shares : - t . . v ,
; it B ERZ K LlA. This well-known Resort,
with tbe Large Residence, : 8 ore, etc, and
Four Hnndred Acres of Land,lmmedUtely on
the Georgia ttailroad, twenty miles irom Au
uueta. Paying an annual yield of Fllteen
Thousand .DoUarsU-:-..-r, a ; --y-nc u r ?:; s
2 Tho well known CITT HOTEL, fronting
on Urod street. The building is oi brick,
three stories high, 134x70 teet. alued at
8d.-THE SOLITUDE PLANTATION, In
Russell county. Alabama, on the Cnattanoo.
cHee River, witn elegant and coutmodious im
rovements. The average rental; 'since tt4,
as oeeu over otveni ,uouj xnoubanauoiiari..
4th. That Large Brick Residence and 6 tore
on Northwest corner of Broad and Centre
street s, known as the Pnmtzy or ' Baudry
House, xteut x wo xnousaau xouars., -.
5th The Rogers' House, on Greene street.
a new and elegant Brick KeSldenOrt, in most
rfesiraoie poi-Lion, ox tnat Deauiuui street.
vat ieaatSitJ,uuu.. , .j ,v vt. "
6th. Flat Bush, with 120 Acres of Lnnd. half
a mile from city limits, the elegant Suburban .
uesiuenc-e oi anioine roiiain. usq.., in goon.
order. Valued at aio.wn. ,..
7th; The Deariiig House.' a large and com
modious Resilience, with Thirty City Lots
69x10 feet, nontmg on McKinne and Carnes -
streets. . Valued at at6,00j. u ir . v t v -
Etb. Stanton Residence and Orchard, on the
Georgia Railroad. Valued at $0j .
ALiu-i snare ox une uunorea jsaies cotton.
"1 'titty : -
; 1 , Twenty. Five , i'
244 Shares of One Bala each. '
; The bales to average 400 pounds, and class
Liverpool Middling. . - . - ,
The valUeof tbe separate interest to which
the holder of each Certificate willbeentliled,
will be be determined by the Commissioners,'
who will announce to tbe public the manner,
tb time, and place of the distribution.
i The following gentlemen have consented to
act as Commissioners, and will, either by a
.. ommlttee trom their own body or by sp efal
Trustees "appointed by themselves receive
and take proper charge of the-money for the
Monument, as well as the Ueal aetata and the
U. . Curr ncy offered- s inducements tor
sabscriptlun, and will determine upon the
plan for the Monument, the inscription there,
on, tbe sitd tbeiefor, select an: orator fir the
ocoision, and regulate the ceremonies to be
observed when tneoorner sto u -laid, viz.:
Generals L. MoLaws, A. R. Wright, M. A.
Stoval'j Wi SC. Gardner and Goodo ttrgan,Coi.
C. bnead. Col. W m. P. Crawford,' - Maj. Jos. a.
Cummlug, George T. Jackson, Major Joseph
Gananl, wal 1. P. Girardey, Hon R. H. May,
Adam johuston, Jonathan M. Miller, W. 11.
Goclrlcb, J.u. Butt, Henry Moore, tr, W.K
ieariog. .
Agents are aiiowea iwency per cenc. xney
are required to pay their own expen-es ;
Tick eta and Circulars alone being iarniubed to
tbem. They will i emit weekly, the amounts
fiom sales received, less their Commissions.
(No commissions will . be deducted, fiom'
simple coatributlons ) t
" on account oi the Very great labor required
of the General Agents, the offered services ot
one or more prominent gentlemen; well and
favorably Known torougnout tne south win
i.e acceptea to act wun us.
Parties desiring to contribute to the Monu
ment, and-who do not wikh to participate in
ine award, win receive a special receipt, xne
monev will be turner over to tne Treasurer.
and will be appiopriated to the. Monument
without any ueaucaon whatever, i i , i
L. & A. H. MofAWS.Gen. Ag'ts, ;
' , r-,: 'i-,.'-Augusta, Ga.;
Mrs. Carlton Belt, Coleman House, N. Y., Mias
rMary Ann uuie, cetuuiDia, b. v.i uon. jas. -
M. "timythe, Augusta, Ga. Major Joun Dun
woody, W ashington. Ga.$ E. B. Mat tin, Esq.,
Tuscaloosa, Ala., Tia veling Agents, i
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F.U-L Le
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Import e d an d D o m e s t i c
Pipes and Tobaccos,
ON HAND AND TO ARRIVE
Jhd. PIOOTT.
-ear Sign of the Fascinating Indian GlxlfA
( . Ulttl I -Hi
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"We- JCta.vo Jiist Received
An
assortment of Choice Preserves; Jellies,
Pickles, Brandy Fruits, and a full line of . r
1 jOANNED GOODS, CRACKERS, ; C Aci"
f mhlO-tf 5. K ' ' WE3T ft H ARRISS. ' 1 1
;7AnT0.
WANTCD Fh e Boot and eboe Makers,
to which good - watea and ate d em- '.
p.oymeut win be given; none out good work
uieu need apply. ; ; J. W. HEWHiiTv
,; uih ttf 1 w ; f, - Uppitt Building, 8. F. at. -
AMTRD trbm ft to 90 CoroS White or
Red uak Baik, by the 1st of May.
m 16-1 w LippitVs Bniidlngt e. Fiout bU
XTTA n rrn-i UIIE D I ATE LY-A No. I Tar.
W pen tine DisiUler and tour Piae Bauel
Coopei..Auply toJ. R PBluLAPa ft SRO ,
tartersviiWW.. C. A. R.R., o.vMor
To Srmvvt a, Mispir, Wilmington, N . C.
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F O R O A L E O R SI E f3 T.
T7IOU SALE CIRCULAR ls'AW: MILL, In
Jj. gyod order. Inquire' of4-J
fiebAJ-lm. k ,) s u F. WRERCHNER :
rTlTEDblJfQ CAHDSANTJ VISlTinQ1?
v YY CARDS printed in the most elesan
style, at WM. li. bern liiD'a
. Printing anjj Pnblisliisg .
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