published d uly, ,
' ,, ijEBNABD, Editor and lropjr.
orr.os, Dawson Baa Buildings Front EK
. L. r A rtfk ' . . AH ffi
1)0 in advance. ......... 8 to
II Z. motttas. In
1 advance................
a 00
rtt'wh. m advance...... 75
0i oTR wm be delivered in
.AL"n .... . Uta.w1l fffwa -a.A- a,..AV.
gKTEOROLOGIlJAL BEtiOCD.
, March zu, is. . . , ;
rue
.urtOl
: Ther- . . ' , .v..
fj0" mom- :'Wind. - Weather
eier ' eter. . ,vr- '
30:13 : J 49 V W light Clear "
50.06 . CO N W lreahlClear '
30:23 jQ Nfreeh jg.ear
yinie.
"TaTm-
21'. M.
JF. M.
unTemp. of day, 50 deg. ,
votb. All barometric readings are reduced
. 1. .
Robert Set both.
SernH Signal Service U. S. AT
Weather Report.
Wab Department,
MSJiT, 1 -''
: OHice 01 Ghiei signal Officer,
Washington, , March 204:35 , Y,
Probabilities.
fU turomelcr wllL continue rising very
, .oerally on Thursday east of the Mississippi,
Villi wefeterlj to northerly wloda and contin
ued dear aud cold weathei. It will fall over
me northwest, with winds backing id souther
i nd gradually extend to the Ohio valley
'd over llie upper Lakes. The brisk aud
Klirti northwesterly winds oveT the New Eng
land and Middle States will probably diminish
jo force ou Thursday. - - ' -
IXiOi.'vrottJ wiuds are not anticipated for. the
(julfuni Atlantic coasts, excepting the -brisk
(od liib northwesterly from Capo tiatteras to
northeastward. ; v .!';""'. , -'w Y' t-
r
fti Beatila: Xtoom
Otlbs WllmlnRton Llbrai-y Asa relation la
oico dtrtty during the week from 10 A. M. to
j i'. , w31 to 6 P. 31. ana irom 1i to 10
J'. 3L . V"' ' ' " : ' ;:; :
1TABLE ADVEltriSIStJ.
. We call the attention of the business men
l wiluiiuton to the superior advantages
, Seied by . ,-. .4
. THE WKtKLf 8TAU I .
h,uu ativertlsing medium. It has, without
rIceition, the Largest Circulation of any pub-
ucutiouin Wilmington;' and we can satisfy
miy one that it has no equal as a medium of
tomuiunieAtlou with tb people of the rural
districts nv trading with Wilmington.
We solicit a call from those who wlshto
pUce their biulness prominently before the
wople of this section, confident that we can
otfer laducements that cannot fail to please.
JE.T AUVJk.MliaAeMT.
isiNsuGKOSB's Live Book Store, S'J Market
sirect. The Lost Heir of Linlithgow, by Miss
EinnnD. E. N. South worthl I..-;.':;,.. .
Hesht JEhkbeck Attention Howard Relief
FireEu;ine Co. No. 1. i I" ;
James Wilson. Save Your Money.
F. W. Kerchneb. In Store: Groceries &
DsCastbo. Wilmington Opera House.
ItAbesen Connty. j
All quiet Jn ' Robeson. Passengers on the
train yesterday report Henderson,' the captive
r, Torter, at Lumberton, but that he was only
mpjrme. inicnaing w return 10 me outlaws.
ueuu ttsseris mat nc nas been unable to hear I
.uyiumg oi .newnwauouis ol nenry cerry
Lown-y. Andrew Strong and Stephen Lowrey
ew at Rd Banks. lu addition to the abve
(hnderson states, on the authority of Andrew
.Strong and others, thtt Boss Strong is not
dead, thoagh he has hot seen him.. . .
6ince wriiiog the above wo hear the report,
s coming from the outlaws, that ' Lowrey has
been absent from the usual haunts of the
gini for about four
away about four or
weeks, and will remain
live weeks longer, but
nothing Lai Ueeu learned as to where he is, or
' wuathW intentions are. " 1
' Wants.
If ron want & flrir . VtruibirAAno ' oiumin 1
or porter. adrtUi-rm?-newTrepartment. 1
, VWVMMV V. . .UWU. .
- ".v. "v . . to . j, . w i - ' I
under the head ol Wants?' at half our regu-
- ' . . - .
Jar rates, for advertisements not exceeding fire
lines. .. ' ..j'';.- -. . . tf
frisouoejs It Ja!se and Slanderous
Tbe following note to tbe Editor explains
itielf. In the paragraph . alluded to we were
carefol to suppress names, bnf nppoeed that
Die information was1 reliable:
" I tee published In 'one of your daily papers
au article purporting to bo sent from Laurel
Hill, Ricburond couuty, N. C, beaded a "New
ay to Get Kid of a Wifo." I suipect in this
riiclt; Iiu the person alluded Im. . I hope
you wlil do me the klndncis to contradict this
article, as you doubtless have been- mlolo
formed, and ou my authority pronounce It
flu and slanderous, as I am able to prove by
th Oe.i otwituesScs.' . ; . - . ' '
- ,';J"--'. Yours, Ac, " ,;
I'.. ? tiODFSBY NoBtbN. !
i riutlng and ItoW V,per.-:):::)X
We can furnish printing, paper in small
qcantitles, say from two to ten' reams, ut
-reasonable prices for all strictly o .sh. orders.
We have on hand tbe following sizes of newt,
viz: 22x31, 8U36 and $4x38. Also, line Book
Paper 21x38 and 25x39 f and a good assortment
nf otfee r papers and cards. , , ; . : , tf
. . ;. "".i. i;
Accident to tbc Regulator. ;
Capt. Freeman, of the 8 tcamshlp Regulator,
ol the Lorlllard llne.'which arrived from New
York late yesterday afternoon, reports that
wben about thirty miles from New Inlet Bar,
Jwterday morning, at -7 o'clock tbe ship',
cuck-pla broke. . She made the best time she
conld until She reached the Bar, when the
Keam-tog Brandt took her Inside and towed
nlimlngton Building. Association! '
At tbc thirty third monthly meeting of the
vviluihit'ton Building' ABOcIaUoc;beld at tbe
Ummei clal Exchange last evening, 15 shares
4 ol stock were redeemed at the following fig
ures .Ten shares at $109. three at 1109 50 and
lo at tl080beiDg snaveragclof' $io9 03
Ball. V
-U j..
Ameetinz of the base ball fraternity will be
hld at the Court House on 'Monday evening
Jtxt, for tbe purpose of organizing ajClub.-
1 u "opposed that it will be erganlzed under
, name of the Athletic Base Ball Club.
H you have found anything, advertise it In
new department under head of Lost and
ound," at half bur "reguHr rates, for adver4
-'"nenu not exceeding five lines. r - tf
. . i1 ' mm i i i i .
-.--.According, to, Boerbave, the healthiest
"area are born in the months' of January,
i i i - t j . r" ' " " "" " ' hi i i hi ' ! 1 ' ' " . "i -. ' . LJ H : f-
Vol. IX-IIo.154. miQnmBmM IIAECH-21. 1072; T71iolo ITo. 1.340
Local Dots.
The son crossed the line yesterday.' - '
lant your, peas in the "new 'of the
moon."' " . ' ' . -
J- ' . ' ' f fl'
( There was no aesslon of the "City Court
yeaterday. -9; v : VI : V w'u vi :-:
'"-,APfn lt is, approaching. Look out for.
fan,- .-..'1 : .V--'.
" The Cjrcnean Co operative Society starts
with a capital of t5,000, Its Increase being; lim
ited by the chartej to $100,000.
Janlps Brntns Booth. is to visit Charles
too in April. Could not .the great tragedian
be induced Ao extend his trip to Wilmington ?
Dr. Pollion, of France, eaya . that cold in
the head can be cored by inhaling hartshorn.
The inhalation by tbCnftse should be seven or
eight times in five minutes. ;
Tbc, property holders interested lu, the
sidewalk on Seventh street, heretofore alluded
to, had a meeting in the CltytJonrt room yrs-
terday afternoon.
Yesterday was a lovely day, but there was a
decided change In the temperature after night,
and old Boreas made the shutters rattle with
a vengeance. - ;
A new supply-of the bogus ten dollar
notes on the Farmers' and Manufacturers' Na
tional Bank of Poughkeepsie, N. Y., is oat,
and has got as far this way as Richmond, Va.
The members of Howard Relief ;FIre En
gine Company No. 1 are ordered to appear at
their vnxine house this afternoon, at 3 o'clock,
in full uniform, for parade and engine trial.
Books of subscription to the capital stock
of the Dawson Bank ' will be opened at the
Banking House of James Dawson to day, and
reniiiu open until th9 amount of stock! as
provided iu the cbarti r, is subscribed. j
Two of the colored policemen were before
His UooOr, Mayor Mai tin, yesterday, on the
charge of drsnkeuncss. One was acquitted.
while the other was found guilty; but. In con
sideration of its being his first offence, he was
only required to pay a fine of $15.
To-morrow (Friday,) at 12 o'clock, at
Exchange Corner, Messrs. Cronly . & Morris,
Auctloaecrs, will seU SO fine Kentucky mules
and 16 No.,1 saddle and harness horses. This
is the sale that was to have taken 'place d
Wednesday, but was postponed until Friday.
OIECA HOUSE.
Mrs. Jas. A. Oates. - I
Wilmington's great favorite,
Mrs. Jas. A.
Oates, will inaugurate her brief engagement at
the Opera House this evening In Backstohe's
favorite Operatic comic romance, entitled the
Daughter, of the Regiment, with Mrs. Oates In
her unrivalled personation ct Josephine, to be
followed by the lively and amusing farce of
An Alirmina Sacrifice, the performance beine
lnier8Dersed with sonirs. dances. Ac. It ia
oniv necessarT
mi, ,o-r. t,-
to remind our readers of the
, .
appearance of this charming
anticipated re appearance of this charming
actress on our boards. She is too well known
-nd too nniversallv SDDreciated bv Wllmlnir
. . r
ton play-goers to require any commendation
frou as, and we can fcly predict for her a
rousing house. i:
. , , ... A
DeCaatro. " -. v .
This Inlmlublcllaglcian and Ventreloqnlst
will open In this city on Tuesday next, the 26th
Inst. To give our citizens some idea of what a
treat they are to witness we publish the follow
A
s of
iifg from the Memphis Ledger:
rferiafttro brouehtl his remarkable series of
performances to a termination on uaturoay
. nts.n.iw Urre andienca who at
m - T. " V J
tended Greenlaw Opera .House reached the
nnlnt wTipnrn thf PUDId " na fnrthar crrt" at
point wnence tuey couiu no inrtner go" at
he MaUnee, at which It is estimated bitween
three and four thousand persons mast have
been present About half as maov were unable
to gain admission, and considerable money
was returned to those who could -not obtain
even stirodlog room. Gallery, family circle,
dress circle and parquette were crowded to
nconrenience ; the orchestra, corridors and
stage ; being well filled also. Such a sight
was never before witnessed in Mem
phis. V The bouse, viewed from the stage;
presented tbo appearance of 'a gigantic bou
quet, tbe greater part of tbe audience being
composed ot children and ladles, dressed in
tne gayest autre. At dudi anotner targe
crowd ended DeCaatro' farewell perform
ance, which gave the usual satisfaction. In
his profession we think LV&astro is without
an ekiual. and certainly no other magician
could nave drawn the crowds that have jaightly
uocacu io ixrecmaw vy.r uwu.s.
with) the best wishes oi everybody, ana is
likely to be long remembered.- J f
Indestractible Tajr. .V t
The indestructible Tag Is a great convenience
to merchants. It answers the combined .pur
pose 4, a direction , label and business card.
Call -at the Stab Printing and Publishing
House and supply yourselves. - - ' -
Advertising for tne People.
We would call the attention of the public to
the MoHsrao 'Stab's 'charges for short adver
tisements, especially for the accommodation
of the growing demand for the publication of
brief notices such as wants," - io juei,"
For Sale," etc Mosiadrertisements of this
character can -be reduced to five lints space,
and the charge for them being but .half our
regular rates wlien paid Tor atriiUy' in advance
; This offers Increased Inducements for ser
vants wantinglaces, for families wishing do
mestics, fdr farmers having a horsepr a pow,
or an bid wagon for - sale, landlords wishing
tenants, and tenants wishing landlords, to'use
the MOBmo HTABas a meuium ior eouuiu
nlcatlog with their several but unknown cus-
tomerSr v. i; ." yr',-
; Storekeepers can also -tnake equal avail o.
these rates for short advertisements, to Invite
public attentlon to any specialty in trade, or
any change in their places. ..
It. The use of the'daily newspaper as the agen
cy for communication" between people of au
classes, is cbas tantfy lncreaalhg, and Illustrates
one of tbe ways In which modern civilisation
Is saving time; labor, and money, in carrying
ant ths htiftlnefisof life. a It T: rrai;KtW
r
In ancient ays the-precept was, . "know
. A serions turn The twist of one's neck.
Ljing awake at night to hate people, how
ridiculous It Is. I' '
. ' . - , -i. '';-r. .; " ' ' i:
r ' ' - - . -- - ;..-
A St. Joseph, Mich., ilrl.koit her beu a
scarf 15 feet Jongl Xfi?' ) ':J
What is better, than a promising touW
man t A. paying ou t. : - : -
. Dies are engraved nowadays; In Caesar's
time the die was, cast. . . I V ' '
When is au encampment most likely to
burn well?. When the tents are Ditched.
Three sisters in New York are so beautiful
and attractive, that they are known ia society
as the -Thrcc Graces." - , ; " .
A Minoesota elopement "ollpped up', by
the young lady slipping down on the ice and
shrieking a shriek in front of the paternal
mansion. .-, ' ' '."".' v'
Spurgeon, la a recant public ad iresa,
said : ,4reoplp wefe often- seen trying-to teach
children, as It w.re by moonlight, la a cold and
repellant manner teaching them at a distance,
and carr,ing their lamb, not,In thelr arm
but with a pair of tongs." ;
Bishop Atkinson's Appointments.
8nowhiii. ..
St. Jehu's, Pitt county
Washlnston ,
Trinity Churcb, Beaufort county.
Zion Churcb, Beaufort county.......
April 3
. 7
"8
9
10
V 11
earn ............................... . ,
Pango, Beaaiort coontv..-..!.''
Sladcsvllle, Hyde count j; . ........ . ,
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V 14
; n
" 18
21
:: V 23
' 25
" 38
80
May 1
2
t.aKe ianaiuK,uyae county. .....
nymouiD ... ...... .... vs r.
8'. Luke's, WasbiuKtOD county......
St. David's, Washington county.....
tier! rora
Elizabeth, . City ......
Jt,denton.
St. Peter's, Gates county. . . . . ; . . ....
uatesviiie ....... ... . . . .
M urfeesborouKb . ,U . ; .
Woodville, Bertie county. . ... L ..... .
vvtnuser ,..
Wllllamston. ..........:.. ..........
: v . ; 7
9
Greenville. . .". . . . .". ,
Tarborouith..........
Scotland Neck ...
14
"10
mngwooa, iianiax county.....
SPIRITS OF TUKPENTINE.
. -7 Measles at Rockingham.
- Charlotte had no celebration
of St. Patrick's Day. f v...:
Preparations are being made
to commence work ! on the Masonic Tem
ple. ' ; " I" ' ' ' ,'
The convict8. in the P-eriiten-
tiary are living on half rations on account
of a "muddle'Vin official circles, v , ;
Governor Vance will deliver
the address, before the Literary Societies
of Wake Forest College in June. '
The Charlotte Democrat con-
tradicts the report that small pox is in
. . . . , . -f
that city, v There has been and is no case
.. ur.4. ' ,
r The Wadeaboro Herald says:
Thero were 12 bales'ot cotton sold-in this
market for the ; week ending Monday,
March 18 tb, at prices, ranging from 19 to
20$ cents. ' .'-I"
- The Friend of lemperance
TT Tl TO 1 -U . 1I..41..J...J.
say: Ja-.I. iogienarat, tne landscape
gwaener 01 wis cnj, win vii, auauu
i r al:. .ia. :ii a 1
a few dayf, in the interest of North Ca
rolina Agnculture.
' :- The Dauberry importer says :
Mr. Wm. Redman, o7 this; count 4as
. 1niMmni1v hnrf. nn Mnnrlav I a ah h
posed he IS injured inwardly. -
The Pee Dee Herald Oi Wed-
nesday says : Track lawing has reached
near enough for us to bear the noise oc-
casioned by throwing off rails. We un-
derstand the mail train will come up to
The' Board ot County Com
missioners of Chowan offer a reward of
$200 for the arrest of a member, of their
Board named S. SJ Cannon, accused of lof
eerv. He is 28 years old, 5 feet 10 inches
high, and is known in Raleigh; Charleston
and rortsmoutn. ; u . ' -';; "'
It 13 o:ratifviDS:, t6 learn, SaV8
I tbe PeeDeeUenld. that tberork:.ontbo
rroad between this place -and ( Cheraw jis
rspidly progressing, ana U'ls connaenuy
assertea by some wdoeoow tne ropes mat
7 , y .t,-- :
the iron borse will come snorting , to
Wadesboro from Charleston beforethe
end Of 1873T ; : - :. .'. r ;
The Kalei2h!?w7i?.8ays i; En-
tbvmiasKastorcbes, President of tbe Uni
versity at Athens, has acknowledged the
receipt of two volumes sent, said institu
tion by Gov. Caldwell. - The books" were
sent by the hands of Fisk P. Brewer, ,IJ.
B. Consul at Piraeus, ureece.. , . i
1: A -rTbe charmirig child,May-$he-Fay
with the Tenipleton troupe, says the
Raleigh Sentinel is a little tar: heel.:' Her
mother, Mrs. Carpenter was theniaugbter
of a wealthy well known citizen of middle
North Carolina, who, at heri demise de-
ins one of them) should become actresses.
" May-tne t ay,'., n aue iives, wu meeti tne
expectations oi. ner,moiner.
A Sad Fall In r Oat. It Is indeed a sad
Viiincr nat whm. tttur vears of the closest in
timacy, the hatrpartscompany withthebead.
Fortunately tne lamentaDie separaiioa may
easily preicuiicu duu .uo nmui
nse of Lvojr'e Kathaibow, the most potent in-
vuorant of the hair aid promoter of its
iT cVrnDleurtv obviates the dry andl ,:-ri' :7-siTOAOtrB bt . . .?
parched condtUon of the roOU of the hair,
hmh is nrfilimlnarv to its coming out, t V
supplying 'the precise4 degree of i moisture
requisite Id its preservavion n-a healthy
state. It is .the only true dissolvent and
evaporant of dandruff and other impurities
of the scalp, whose presence, is injurious to
the hair, as a beantiiler of the head the Ka
thalron baa no equaL-1 It not only ; increases
the quantity of the hair, but improves its
auaUtv immediately, imparting a lustrous
anpearanco and silky .texture which, are -ex-
g UICIDE COHSIITTED
use of Dr. Pierce's Golden lredie&TDiitcovArv.
ltrritaUzes and builds an the wholeavstem.
A little book on Chrnio Diseases sent tree.
Address B.-V. Pierce, MI Dm Buffalo, N". y.
upiaea jueaicax .Discovery sold by all drag.
gists.
- NEW AD VERTISEMENTS. :
x.. - - . - - V .
WILMINGTON
OPERAl HOUSE.
FIVE SIGHTS AND ONE MATINEE,
Commencing Tuesday, Marcn 26th.
THE MONARCH OP THE 51 ALL,
ILLUSIONIST and VENTRILOQUIST, wUl
appear and produce effects strange, mys
tical and incomprehensible, and will also give
away each evening , . . , w
100 COSTLY GIFTS,
Positively the most Liberal Gift Entertain.
ment traveling. . " t -
- Admission Drs Circle and Parquette, 60
cents; Gallery, . 5 cents. . - i
Private Boxen $1 and $V.ir
8eatacan be secured at P. Ilelnsber er's
Book and Music Store at an additional charge
of 25 cents. ' . . 4
' 1 QBISD lliTISEE .
on Saturday at 2 o'clock. Every child attend.
ing wilt secure a handsome present.
.; Admission to all parts of the Hou5e 25 cents.
- march 21-tf "
V
IN STORE:
lo,00 BUSHELS CORN,
: 8.OO0 BUSHELS OATS, ;
1,200 BBLS. FLOUR, -SU9
Bbls MeaK ;
O5o Sacks Coffee, ' ; ' .
ISO Bbia Sugar, . ' - r, :. s.
5 Cases biaody Peaches,!
loo Cases Kreh Peaches,- - s
8UO BBLS. MESS PORK, -.60
Boxes and Hnds 8m. Sides,
, D. 8.' "
1 Hhds 8houlders, '
1.500 8P1UIT CASKS,
20O BBLS. GLUE,
S iSODld. Jtsung8, . '-
2ao Packages Ki vet?,
; 3wo Boxes Candles, - .
' ' 5450 Boxes boap, - - .
154) Uhds. and Bbls. Cuba Molasses,
. . loo Kales Pea Vines, 7
r. ' ISO Boxes and Bbia. Crackers, .
r . OO Boxes Cheese,
- 1Q.0 Cases Lye and potash, - .. .
TWO
i- h
THOUSAND
SACKS SALT,
10,000 PEANJ
10.000 UbtMN
n ,V rri-
"2 SSI't
PEANUT SACKS,
irr m air xrxr : " '
40 TONS HOOP IRON. - - - .
15 Bbls. Kerosene Oil, - , . i . ..
. so Boxes Smoking Tobacco, . .
And 1C0 dozen Brooms, 75 dozen Buckets,
250 reams Wrapping Paper, 10 bbls. Wrapping
Twine, Ac., ac .
. .-. i- ror sale by
! F. W. KEBCHNKR,
mh Sl-tf " 27, 2S and 29 North Water St.
SAVE Y0UE HONEY.
Tot for to bide It in a hedge
Not lor a train attendent :
- But for tbe glorious privi
ror being independent.
"But for tbe glorious privilege
m ;
Lt,Ibte lonalitla. on Caatle. thnrch. Ann.
Orange, pock, Princess, Mulberry, Gwjn,
Dickinson, Charlotte, Wood, Second, Sixth,
Seventh, Wilson, Eighth, Ninth, Tenth, Elev
enth Twelfth and Thirteenth stxeets.:
satisfactory time'given for payment.-aL
t-
maT2Hw
JAMES WILSON.
Notice.
A T A MEETING
jQl TORS OF., si i
OF THE . CORPORA-
ri THE DAWSON
BANK,
.kit t
I Held at the Banking Eonse of James pawson
onthe20thlnst.ytt was f aj ; : I ' ' ?
iTbatthe
I the capital stock -oi the Dawson: Bank be
opusou 4-"j"o7
I son.ion Thnrsdav, the jtlst Inst., -and -remain
in the Charter, is subscribed
. tnarch2ilt 'JAMES SPRUNT. SeolT.
,;..?0i ATTENTION I r:Xrr.s j
Howard ' Relief Tire CSngine
-.; Company No. 1. ; fXAi I
"XTOV ARE HEREBV ORDERED to abpear
at vonr Eneine House this f Thurso ay)
evening, at 8 o'clock precisely, in fuUuniiormv
XVI aMV - 'II O
ffviiva uotHiiia ainn M nurirtM 'iTtm.
x::ff 'au. : .v " HENRY EHRBECK,
: niar. 21-lt rX
.5.1 oecrewuy.
The Lost Heir
fr i.inlitiiciow
- if By Mrs. Emma D. E. N. Southworth,
Author of Fair Play," "How He Won Her,t
changod;Brides,,v, Bnae'a irate," cruei
as tbe Grave," lried ior Her Life." " Retxl.
buHon." Tbe Lost lieiress," 44 'Fortune
beekerr' Deserted Wife," Ac. . .' '--
77 "
. tteconaj saopiy just reoeivea ana
, . Uto Book and Mn8ie BMr0
MJ. mJMAA JA9AMAmAMMm w .
I ir j iOl a H o 9 " WxTim ' WO Ct fl J
I DlU6lCLl . XtVO ,J UUIl),
Una. SUE W CASHWELWWIlmmgtxm C;
-r-'V
kNE of the most effective remedies ror
yj INFLAMED, ttORK AND. WEAK.' ET&b,
'.ver-offered to the oublie.
; For sale by all Druggists id tbe eity. vPrice
25 cents pes bottle. - -, -:. "--. - -f
. t . . aar - w-M a -np-a . a ,a. . . .
uajsiSa1 jiiAJunjainxioiBsiua Agvuui,
y, dec 14-naclaw Th ' 47 Market street.:
uh 'ft Saddlerv.
1,4 i i
A ; d XL , RINDS i OF SADDLES, , HARNESS
1 rri. tettnks. trateLinq Biafc'vl
TRAVELING BAG3,
1
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
r i ' . i I...
Havana Boyal Iiottbiy.
GEAHD 1 ElfBAOBDIL'iET"
' . r ; , . ..-.T- v.-.-...,...
To Take Place April 4, 1873.
Db AWING will be composed of only
20,000 TICKKTS. The number of Tickets
will be from No. 1 to No. 20.030.
The amount to be distributed will be 750,- I
UIO IUUUWU1K AULIU i J- . " .1
1 Prize f.r. ..V..........300,COO
1 Prize of................................ 60,000
. 1 Prize of. 25,000
f I Prize of. ...v ...i...... i lO.oi'O
1 Prize of. '6,000
W Prizes of 1 1.000 each ,ot0
I tb9 Prizes of a-'iOD.. ....... ................. 284,500
- 9 ADDroximations or C2.u v eacn to me
9 remaining Noa. of the denary of
the No. drawing the $3.0,(H0.......:
9 Approximations of (MX each to the 9
remaining Nos. of the denary of
' the No. a rawing the $50,000
2 Approximations of t:0J each to the
jSo. precedingf and; No. following
the No. drawing toe 125,00'.
' 2 Approximations of $300 each to the
No. preceding and Na following
. the NO. draw ing the $10,0: o
2 Approximations of $5.0 each to the
18,000
4,600
. ,
1.00Q
1,000
No. preceding and No. lollowing
the No. drawing the 8,00.'.. ........ : 1,000
68 prizes ".........v.:;:n;.'.;...r.... $750,000
: ; , Pa ioxs or Tickets pt This Daawrsa :
Whole Ticket............. .....$ (5 00 Currency'.
Hair Ticket.. rs uu
QuartexuTlcket.... , 17 CO
une-xentn Ticket...,...; i w
n
No ordersfilledforlesstnau One-Tenth Ticket
Address all orders to - I
-BOKNIO A BROTHER.
; - r .77 Gravlex St , New Orleans, La.-
Remit in Registered Letter or Post-Offlce
Money Order. u , . , ... ..
Official eopy of Drawing sent te every ticket
holder. . . lieb 28-naclin
MISCELLANEOUS.
Bibbons, Mil 1 i ner y
... AND ", ,.. . .
STRAW GOODS,
' 1873, " .
i
, . also ' ..
.White Goods, Embroideries, &c.
inwcrrtiAvrf ' ' t a Tnn -'jt :'sr :
Aaiuaxuvivu, vaj.vi m vi
Importers, Manufacturers and Jobbers "
Bonnet, Trimming, Necfc andSaanRib
pons. Velvet . Bibbons. Neclt Ties
Bonnet Silks, Satins, .Velvets and Crapes,
Flowers, Feathers, Ornaments, Frames, Ac. .
Straw Bonnets and Ladies , and Children's
Hats, trimmed and nntrimmed,
AKD IS COSHXCTTJIO WABXaOOXS '
White Goods, Linens, Embroideries, Laces,
Netts, Collars, Setts, Handkerchiefs, Veil
ing, Head Nets, Ac, Ac
Hos. 237 and 2S9 Baltimore Street,
BALTlMOttE, Md.
' ThftBB omnix nrA mann facto red bv us or 1
bought for Cash directly from the European with Twotory DweliingVtitchen and neces
and American Manufacturer s, embracing all I kary out buildings. Also Sn lots, each con-
the latest novelties unequalled in variety ana
cheapness in any market.
Orders filled with cai e, promptness and des
uth fiAh i!Und rr Sn Wfl
teb HWo .w rr Su We
wm wa
100 KITS
Extra No. 2 llackerel,
which we are offering at the Low
, Price of $1 50 per Kit. ,
20 Welch Tnbs "No. 1 Cooking But
ter at 15 cts. per ponnd. '
150 BARREIiS fc EMPIRE,"
IT HAS NO EQUAL. -
At. . GEO. MYERS',
mar 17-ti 1 and 13 So. Front Street.
j:Ba;crjiii Bacon !
ry Salted" Sides A
i. , -d
Dry Salted Shoulders, i.
NORTH iCAROLIN A HAMS,
North Carolina Sides, r t
' A'! Sh6ur3ers,:
tl
Jolesr
XFORKh vtPORK! 7 ; j
;
"We are selling t&e above very
low...
' . ..
, DeROSSET;&;CO.
..A a . .
marcbr-3t
Paints; Oils, Glass and Pally.
WE HAVE S UST RECEIVED . A LARGE
- -', - ftOPPLYOF i
f Paints,' Olls"Giass, Puttyl" 8and 1 Paper, Paint,
" t .and Varnish Brushes8, Sash Tools, Ac. 5 '
lf For sale low atV Xr A
inniO-tf f ' 7 GREEN A FLANKER'S.;
i , - , A a. 1 1 . ' 'M
Aij
OROCCO FOXED, I
iHrtrj'stti 'i$ lit
, . a? uu JidWiiMi , ;
i..' ..it., .-'s - .v .-. J ;?;
DUDLEY A ELLIS,.. , !
'v - -Sign of the Bli Boot
U'S
i I
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maclf-tf : ;?-:
t . -
Pirst1 Ilaf ionakBarilr
sob
-X Of -Wilmington;- V H
"igTTHrLE THE OFflCE OF THIS" BANK IS
YV being repaired, the business will be
transaeted in the adjoining -rooms, entrance
on Frlncrss street, ui'-is- -k-r:-4.j:t- (
, Diarch 1 tl A. K. WALK2R, CaMer4
Crzzz.r-ii " , ........;.....M
ttr 3 ., . ii
lira C ( J t J
".ciat.:. v.. .......... ' 3 13
'jC2 Costraet Aviv taJzca ct iro
portlon&tilylow.rs-.-:. ' .
Otuary notice wlU te li-rtfcdct 1 -'rrste
ml sn paid for in advance ; ctcri: - - - J s - 3
IS
AZIUSEMENTS:
V f
r 7ILMINUT02 , -i
OPERAHOUOG.
MRS; A: OATES, ; ir iV
ssee and Manageress.
por ' Yliroe Nlffbla Anil s Onl V.
COMMENCING ON THURSDAY EVENING,
March tl, when the sparkling Younar Na
tive songstress and Commedlenne, MRS. J.
A. OATKS. and her widely celebrated COM
IC OPERA COMPANY,' will make, their only ?
apparances in Wilmington this sason, pre- v
tenting a series ot the most att- active repre- -
sentatlons, whien their extensive; nd brll
llant repeitoire of Comio Operas, Musical
Comedies and Operatic Burlesque Extrava
ganzas will afford. The opening performance :
wll consist of BuckatonVs favorite One ratio
Hnmln RnmnnfA. nntlt.lKil IhA .
z r .. .s ;u-
DAUUIITEK OF TUE REGIMENT,
(Mrs. Oates appearing In her unrivalled per-
conation or Josephine, with several new vocal
introduc ions,) and the very lively farce of.
AS A LABnmO SACRIFICE. -' .
On Friday evening, first time here of Plan-
ches great Operatic Burlesque Extravaganza
ofi i" " -"'
Due announcement will be made of Satur
dav's performances. ' . ' - " ;
JMSSJSttVJSU obaxo wui do boiu ai ueius
r?r,M,l0 ftore, commencing on Monday,
ISth Inst., at 9 o'clock, A. 31. ... t
GENERAL ADMISSION $1 1 .
Reserved Seats. $1 25 ; Gallery, 50 cents
Colored Gallery, 25 cents. . .
marcn ia i . - . , -i'-v- v
AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALES
OF HORSES AND MUJiES
Postponed until Friday. March 22.
Mi CRONL Y Auctioneer.
.,. .... . , t : . - ' . . ... : J'
: ' ' By ronl jr ifc Morris. .
fS FRIDAY NEXT, 22d Inst. at 12 O'clock,
V M., we win sell at Jxcaange corner, , , .
, $0 Fine Kentucky M lesr V , ... V. , v-, ..- t
16 No. i Saddle and Harness Horses, , . -
To arrive on morning ti ain of that date. ;
j march 17-tds '. - - Y'
SoTjiidProperty for Sale.
By BVXTIXG ds BIcQlIIGG.
WE WILL SELL at EXCHANGE CORNER
on 8ATUUDAY, the 23d inttant, at 11
O'clock A. M., to close a Mortgage, that
VALUABLE FARM on MIDDLE' SOUND,
adjoining the lands of C. C. Morse ' and Wm.
B. Gilesjcontainlngonehundied acres, forty
of which is in a high state of cultivation,
i taming ten acres, near me aoove.
1 1 TERMS. Half Cath, balance one and two .
u. p-
mar 19 6t
' I i
MISCELLANEOUS.
J -F EUE CKEE T
IVoa. 57 and 50 Slarkct Street,1
PIANOS
A, and, .
0RGA1TS--
OF THE BEST ,' ' A A fAA
Leading Factories in the IJnited States. .
PIANOS of ALL STYLES and PRICES to suit
purchasers constantly on band and for sale. ,
4Sf AU Inducements nsuaUy held out by
Northern Manufacturers can only be had in
the ate at the above place. .. ; . , . fc , V .
GEO. WOODS cfc CO.'S PABLO U AND .
VESTBY ORGANS 1 "., .
THEY ARE PRE-EM1NBNT FOR TfTEtR,
(JHAKU1JNU BULU Bl-UriS: itEAUXI
f AN D PU K1TY OF TONE, J KLE- . - s
GANT DEMON AND F1NI3II. , .
IS FACT -THEY 8UR- 1 i
,PA88 ANY ORGAN ;j(r :-
Heretofore knows criutrodjiced in this city
Call, ITear'and See fhem r -
All Instruments Warranted; for Fivo Years.
PIANOS TTJNEP AND REPAIRED.-CS
A choice selection of Sheet Music on haaa
and for sale.- . - " r . . ' .--Jb.
WiXJraoTOJr, N. C.- J. F. RCECRERT, .
PTJRCELL HOUSE,
JR. TJJtaVIS, Proprietor.
From"
THI3 PATE,' the rates for Trans ent
Boarders are i 00, 3 00 or 3 50 per day, So-'
cording i6 locatiori' and' j'ooms.Day Eoard-
era, S 00 per week;; r
Jan 2l-tf
VATJTCi (
fTrANT TO SELI-'.CCO Yards of MAT.
TING. White, Fancy and C RsU sixes,
c. 6x4 1 nas xecelred bv neamer.
inarch 2l-3t" ? I GttANT A COWAN.Q
WANTED Five Bcot and 8hoe Makers,
-to which good waes and steady em
ployment will be given : none bnt srood work
suen need apply. - ,sf. W. HEWETT.i
. mh IS-lw Lippitts Building, 8. F. St. -
WANTED From 5 to 20 Cords White or
Red Oak Bark, by the lt of May. '
, h- - -'A'' j. w. hewett, -, -
m 16-1 w Llppltfs Building, S. Front tit...
,TTTA NTE D-I M Bl EDI ATELY-A No. I Tur.
" YV pentme Distiller and tour Pine barrel
Coopers. Apply to J. R PHILLIPS & cr.'
carterttvill-, W.. O. A A. U. R7 8. V.;r -To
Sratrxr Hii so, AVjlmlngtoa, it. C , i
mar 1&1W . . .', ' , . .:
FOR; OA LEZ O njn HUT.
i ' ,""ri 1 "'.j " ; ','" ' , . .' ' 7" -i
TJOU SALE-CIRCULAR SAW MILL. In
J3 good order. Inquire of '
. teb 3-lm . i - i . F. W. KERCHNER. .
Fnr?nrif J ' -
ONE 8TORE IN "THE BRICK BLOCK
corner ot Nasb and Goldiboro streets, in -the
town of Wilson, N C. i
!.,. . march lHw ;U . Agent, -WHacn, n, C.
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