V
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TI1E MORNING BXAIX,
PUBLISHED DAILY, '
tVM. li BpIlHABD, Editor and Propr.
orrioB, Dawson Bank Buildings, front St-'
auo year, in'draijceTr.r.................7 jbo
iix lioaths, la advance 40
1'ifreo months, In adrance....... i 00
n;,e month. In advance..... 73
rhe 3IoKstir9 Stab will be delivered in any
,:irt of the City at FirrsxH Ckbts per week.
rtKTEOBOIAMilCAJU ttECOBP.
March 25. 1873. t " - i
Time. mom- Wind. Weather
eie;':: eter.. " -
T VllT S0.S3 .48 E fresh Th reat'jf
2 1 M. 80:13 51 E fresh Rala
OF. M. 29:, 64 S brUk Rain" ,
vieuu Teiup. of day, M Uec. . r ,
Notb. All barometric readings are reduced
o ihe poa-lcvel and to 83 detrrees Fahrenheit.
4 . v KOBEHX-SiCTBOTH ,
- Strvt't Siirnal Service U
Weather Uoport.
Wab Dpahtmknt,
S4KKT,r;
OClce of Chief Signal Officer.
Washington, March 25 4:35 r.
irooaouuua. , . ..
The barometer will continue falling fom the
lower lakes to , NoriU Carolina and eastward
to tbo Atlantic; the are of rain will extend
nortbeaatward over the New England States
dur.ni to-nlgbi; rising barometer, NW winds
and tlearinf? weather will ezteod frm the up
per Mississippi Valley eastward over the up
per bke region,, Ou.o. Valley; land Western
Kuusylvaulj, and over the Southern States
very Kee1""'' during to-night and on Tnesday
iuut niu; and over the middle States on Tues
day, i' ..
l)jnierous winds are not anticipated for the
Gulf and Atlantic coasts. '
-iiijriicii muEcrrouv.
K(. James Chnrcb.
Goknek Third and Market StrketS.
Public tJervlces at St. Jame' during Holy
Week and Easter Tide.
Tuesday " Morning Prayer 74 AM
AnlB-Cotn'auion 11 AM
Eien'.ng Fiayer 5 PM
WtdnM.iy " I.V Morning 7i AM
' Litany and Ante
Communion. .11 AM
; , Evening Trayer 5 I'M
Miund) Thursday.. ..-Mornrog - 4V 7r AM
Communino.... 8 I'M
(i jod Fr day...
....... Morninjc Pnyer
' and Ante-Corn-
. ; inunloo 9
Evening Fraytrr 8
AM
I'M
t; .ur En-ii, aatnrday-Morning Prayer
and Aute Com-
rnunion 71AM
; Evening Praytr
! and Baptism.. 3 PM
E'irtt'r, March 31 . . . ... .-Morning Prayet 7 It AM
JLUanyr.. Cou
flrmaiion .- and
' CommnnlOB.. 11 AM
; Evening Prayer 5 PM
KtMtT Monday..:. ...-Morning Prayer 7t AM
. Aute-Cora'union 11 AM
Evening Prayer 5 PM
titer Tuesday..;.... -Morning Prayer :
and Ante Com
munion.... ..; 71 AM
. Evening Prayer 5 PM
si. l'aul's ran. Laiheran Church,;
' Market Strkbt, Corneb op Sixth.
Rev. G. D. Bernheim, Pu&tor.
PASSION WEIUC SERVICES.
- Mauudy Thursday, March Wth. . r
Lecture and prayer meeting at 8 P. M. in the
English lansjuajte.
Good Friday, March 23th. , ,
- Preparatory Service at OK Ac M. ; morning
iTVlce and (Jommuulon at 10X A.. M.j all iu
he German language.
- EuglUh service at 8 P. M., after which a
number of persons will be admitted to Church
privileges by the Rite ot Confirmation.
j?citis free to all these servlfs-every person
con. ia I ly lavited.
Ui.Ns3Kuoau'8 Llvo Book Store, 39 Market
street, Lettet Presses, &c. '
Wm. M. Poissox. St. John' Lodge No. 1,
F. & A. M.
Ghees & Flanner. Paints, at Wholesale
and Rtall. '
DeKosset & Car-Butter the "Qj,t Edge."
Dudley Ss Eixis,' Sign of the Big Boot
L idie' Serge Gaiters.
Admitted to Prolate
We lir.d the following paragraph in the Bit-
tliiiare Vj of the 23rd lost: v
'The wilU of the late Archbishop Spaldiag
und the late Father Cookery, Administrator of
ibo Archdiocese of Baltimore, were admitted
to jTobiite ytsterdjy In the Orphans' Court,
aiu letterb teetameotary were granted on the
ueof each to Bishop James Gibbons, of
.North Carolina, who is eft executor All of
(he proper tyyreal and personal, belonging to
ue Arcubintiop, including, that acquired by
Uie will of the late Bishop McGill, except the
riul estate in Kentucky belonging to the Arcb
bishop, which was left to Bishop McClosky, of
Louisville, wms bequeathed toJTather Cosker,
providiug ue was livilig iu the State of Mary
laud at tue time of the death of the Archbish
op, it uot, lo bishop Thomas Foley. AIL of
Hie estate of Father Cos k cry, iuciuding that
tcrjuired by the will of Archbishop Spalding,
wii.- U-quentired to Bishop James Gibbons.
1 ii o to. the Opera Honse to-night
von nr. - sure to bo rewarded, perhaps doubly.
' Ity CJonvt. ;s,. - - , . J " : "
; The following cases were disposed of yes
terday morning: ; ' r - - :
Peter (iray, charged With being found drank,
on the street and cursing-and qnarrcjlng on
Sacday. Judgment for the penalty and costs.
M. 0. Bellar?, "charged with instiltidlg a po-
, Vieenirtn whlle-;0."daty." Judgment for the
penalty and costs. . One half the fine remitted
J the City Marshal. , :f- , ;
Sarah Walker, charged with cursTng and
quaireling with Cathariae :CoeJTr Judgment
for the penalty and costs. One half the fine
remitted by the City Marshal. v; 4
One or two other cases were con tin ped otr,
eCastro. ' ( f 'V:'"-
This celebrated Magician and "VentrUbqtyUt
will commence a ftve.davt,' enzazement at the
Qlh.i House in this city ibis -evening, and ex-
IHtts to anoniah the natives. with hls.feats of
'ecr.aemaiD, ventriloquism,; fcc, ; Among,
oiuer thiU);6 wU be performed the wonderfai
suspension act. . The press where he has vlsl.
. unanimous in praise of bis exhi bition
and we have no doubt.that ho will be greeted
with full houseB during his stay In Wllmlng"
ton." t ?, i
Madame DeCastro will positively appear
w-nigut, at the Opera House, in her wonder-
iui feat known as the iBrlal Suspension. ; . '
lalek Time. :' v - - r
Oncof odr city drugtlsts telegraphed to New
York for a bill of goods an Saturday, to be sent
oy southern Express. The roods were ship
Ped on 8aturday night and arrlredhere yester-
Hy morning. -This is a remarkable Instance
expedition in the transportation of goods
uu on very creditable to the enterprUoo
company. ' " .rrTt.' -; " ; '
-v.-- : ' :;-'-Vf4'.r-V. --."f " ;r:--'-5- f"': " "-' i;V-r .- -j ; '.. r s- -t7 n2l ni53j 1-; -v. I ' BATES OF ADYEBTISX3Q I" .
Vol; 2-lIo. 3.
Local Uota. '
Beet la SO cents per pound in our market
Jost now. ., . '
, ;-W tried some of Gilbert's oysters yester
day and foond them excellent. -
w .. i
very mncn tome urauncation or church-
groers, iBntiday was a pleasant day.
Emergent meeting ct St. John's Lddj
F. & A. M.; this evening, at 7K o'clock.
fcTT Rev. Mr. Biden, of this city, lectured
Charlotte on SundSy evening.
i-f- Rev. Mr. Hiden.'of this city, is assfeting
in a protracted meeting in Charlotte '
Mr. E. Cuthbert, correspondent ot the N.
Y. Herald, leaves this tSorning for Richmond.
The tekgraph wires south of here were
down last nlght-one of tbe;'effects of the
storm.' ..
ILlUv ir l-rfl 'i
. . .rv vy.uu., nuu na i
hero reeentiy, preached in Newbern on Sun.
day. --t,. . v (;. . . . .-. .
The Southern train, due here at 5:30 P.
M., did not arrive last evening, until 11:20 P.
M having been delayed by the atorm.
Vnon A M.. Waddell, our falthfuf Repre-
tative n Congress, has our thanks for repeat
ed favors. ;
t .-(.. . -r ... A 'l .
We learn that eleven persooa'vere con-
.firmed at St. Mark's : (colored EDlsconal)
church, on Sunday evening last. , . ,
j Mr. Charles A. R. Moult onj the husband
of Mrs. Monlton.nhe singer, died in Cam
bridge, Mass., last Sunday, agecLforty "three. -
The verdict in the ca-e of the late Mr..
Skipper, alluded to in oar last, was that he
came to his death from an over doso of lauda
num.
The case of Wm.G6rden, watchman at
the W., C. & A. R. R., charged with the shoot
ing of Cass Mott on 8unday, the lOsh Inst., is
awaiting the surgeon's certificate that Mott is
able, to appear at the Investigation.
iL. The Washington Fire Company, of WU
mington, Del , which passed through this
city last Fall, have recently presented the fire
department of Charleston with eight magnifi
cent trumpet, appropriately Inscribed. .
Speaking of the " Baccalanrate Sermon,"
the Lexington (Va.) Gazette says : " This ser
mon, the first of the series of exercises con
nected with the commencement of Washing
ton and Lee University, will the present year
be delivered bv the Rifh.t Rev. Thomas Atkln-
. . ' . . . . I
son, uishop or the Protestant Episcopal
rhnUjBJCHi, o,n.
The presents DeCostro distributes are
really valuable. Bear this in mind.
CoIorel Sabbatb School Union.
Since the organization of the colored Sab
bath School Union of the State the General
Superintendent has had twenty-eight applica
tions from this immediate section for the
establishment of schools. He has alio hack
number of applications from those already
organized for books, &c. It sbonld be under
stood that this Union is altogether a charitable
institution, the services of the Superintendent
oemg gratuitous, 11 is .inereiore arpenaent
iu 1 greaLmeasure upon the liberality of the
public io order, to fulfill Us mission of minls-
ering to the spiritual and lntellectual necessl.
ties ef the masses who are compelled to rely
upon such sources for proper nourishment.
Contributions in the way of tracts, books,
&c.,can be made to G. W. Price, Jr., Superln
endent, box 190, Wilmington P. C
The Augusta Chronicle says : " DeCastro
s certainly the best Magician that has visited
the South."
Gen. Roarer A. Pfyor
We are informed thathls dUtlngnished
mtleman has consented Id deliver the annual
gentleman
addess before the Cape Fear Agricultural As-
sociatfop, next fall. i .
General Pry or is 'one of the most accom-
pi ished orators this country has ever pro-
duccd: , - ... '; : . . w .
He was a " prominent member of Congress
in 1SC1, 'wheh.the war commenced, and was
perhaps- the most popular speaker in that
body.-":. ' '
We do not doubt then the announcement of
General Pryoras the . orator at our next Fair
will attract a great many to Wilmington at
that time Who otherwise might not be pies en t
Sprlnft Goods.
MessrsJ. & H., Samson, 43 Market Street,
have received a part of their Spring stock of
dry goods and other articles in their line and
are now ready for thd campaign.. Call and ex-
amino their ivftricdl assortment, wkjch com-
prises everything usually kept in a nrt class
dry. goods store.
' DeCastro. to-night at the Opera House.
Bas.Ball Heetlnr. - -, r: S
At;a meeting ..of th base . ball , players of
W llmlnirton. held at the ' Court House last
r . . - '
evenlngr'the following proceedings were had :
On motion, J.- W. Sehenck, Jr.,. was elected
Chairman pro. tern. .. i v t v;
On motion, the meeting went into the elec-
Hon of permanent President, when JosehA.
Clifford was unanimously cuoseu.
The following additional officers were then
elected '-A--. . s . - -
C. L. Borklmer, 1st Vlee President.
'; j. AGrubbs, 2d rj, :4.i... d
J, J. O'Brien, 3d j
WIL'Gerken, Secretary. "
James S. Green, Treasurer.
On motlonof James Heaton, it was resolved 1
to christen the new organization witli the?
name olarnett Base Ball Club of Wilmington.
An adjonrnment was then had until Friday
eveningnext, at o o'ciocattnecoun itouse,
are in the world, the fewer crimes , there will
be." An unmarried man 1 but hall of a perfect
being, and H requires the other half to make
things right and even. t -
"Cleanliness is next to godliness." If
that Is so. a cake of good soap must be better
than a poor sermon. ' :;i vt;v.
WIIJOTGTO n.'C.; TTJESBn
THE OUTLAWS.
Latest frm Itbe rontTne Cap- ;
By the Wilmington, Charlotte and Ruther
ford Kail Road, vesterdav afternoon. We have'
. "
to chronicle the arrival In onr'.mUifc of A. B.
out the vials ef his wrath " In the columns-of
the great " thunderer." Henderson, upon his
arrival here, kept very clo33 to hlshotel and f
was exceedingly reticent in regard to', events
in csumetown.iHe had a donble-barrel gun In
his' possession ahd his anrjcarance Indicated I
that he'had seen some roueh experience iu
the woods and swampe oT Robeson. ; He left
thAR.d.i rin for hA Nnrth . , . .
P-Renrerabn tha nnrlott md renort tht
whatever may be, said tothe contrary there Is
,-n T , 1
arin that. Ffnnrn Rurrv T.nnrpao anI Rn.a ltnnr I
w- "r: ; r : V J -r--I
;aie Dom aeaa, , n .is lurtner sta:cd that a
i
k.l.t.. l .i a i . a v ' 1
yujsiciau wuo pracucea among me aenizens
of Scuffletownand who is pretty well posted
t-U i ,-, r t t
in the affairs Of the outlaws, sars that he saw
; . - -
the dead body of the noted outlaw chief after
ne naa accidentally shot -himself. . .a further
canfirmatlon of this fact is had in the statement t
vi ueaaereou, wuicn was maue to a gentleman
on the train yesterday; that the children of
Henry Bsrrv. three in number., had been an
portioned among hi3 rcletlves; Patrck Lowrey,
Ahmtlmrnf t1.AnH. (oMntl.nnMo.l
' . .
UIB UIUIUCI IUG LWU TOUUiLCSIi.
Stephen Lowrey.and Andrew Strong accom
panied Henderson to Moss. Neck, and told
him at parting not to come. back there any
more. . . !
t" " I-'
Tue Storm Last Nlarbt.
The weather, which has afforded an endless
theme ; for discussion during the preseni season,
seems to grow more capricious' aa the spring
advances, All day yesterday It was rainy and
boisterous, but not until the city was shrouded
in darkness did the storm burst upon ns in all
Its fury. Then the elements raged with nhcx-
, - , ... . . ,
ampled severity tne wind howled, the rain
nnnmif t!. !ihnlnir fl ehi ahrl tho lhnnH
" m .
rouea. ,eucu a nigut iox peaesinans we nave
not witnessed in a long time before. While
we write our heart goes out in pity to the
poor tempest'tossed mariner, who, while we
are nestling around our hearth-stone, listin-
Intr to thn nit.llR hlnct mat hp t mtrtrlirur for
" " . -vv-
life amid the foaming billows of Old Ocean,
wuicn may. vet prove nis snroua anu nis
winding sheet. .,
Later The storm lias spent its fury, and
calm prevails.
Serlons and Probable Fatal Accident.
A colored man, -whose name we did not
learn, was badly injured at Messrs. Northrop &
Camming' mill, in the Southwestern sectio.
of the city, vesterday. He was engaged In
-...It .t 1 1 . . 1 -
securing a bwcs 01 umoer in iws piute, nu.w
war to be sawel when a wed2C flew out and
strncK mm on tne siae 01 mo iace wuu mucu
. . , ... . .... . . ... .1
force, fracturing his jaw-bone, and otherwise
Injuring him, causing the blood to flow freely
from his mouth and nose. Dr. W. J. W.4$el-
lamy, who was called to the sufTerer, pro-
nounccs his case a serious one. We learn that
the unfortunateman had been In the employ
of Messrs. Northrop & Cummlng for some
time past.
Alarms of Fire.
It is seldom that we are called upon to re
cord two alarms of Are in one day, but this
was the case yesterday, although, fortunately.
they resulted' in nothing more serious than
putting the fire department to some unneces
sary inconvenience. The first, which occurred
about half-past 9 o'clock A. M., was caused by
the burning of a foul chimney on Third street,
J hear the railroad. The last was caused by a
similar occurrence on Fifth, between Orange
and Ann streets, the alarm being sounded
about half-past 7 o'clock P. M. Iu both in
stances the fire department was prompt as
usual, but fortunately their services were not
needed.
Oar Cblp Basket.
New name for fog air apparent
A paradox: ' A mtn who dislikes poetry
Is of course a-verse to a poem. --
Tue word 'impossible' ls the mother
tongue of little souls," .said Lord Brougham
' The pebbles in our pathway make us more
foot-sore than Uho huge rocks we stoutly
climb. " - i
A ship may be said to -resemble a 'scarf
when It Is on the "breastofahjeavyBweH."'
The most polite people living are the
I photographers. Tber " conntenan ce" every
body. ' : '
An exchange announces a wild serial, en
titled Qaick as Lightning; or, the Chemist's
Journey; a tale of nitroglycerine."
Woman's rights prevail. In the Cannl bal
Islands There the women not only- choose
their own husbands, but a . bride sometimes
chem another woman's hnsband at the wedding
dinner. '
gpiRIXS OF TUKPENTINE.'
The SnDenor Court of Craven
is In session, Jndge Clarke presiding,
. , , ,
Thfe new Episcopal Church in
Newbern is to be finished by the 1st ot
uctooer.
- The'Raleigh News records the
arrival on . Saturday of several more
families to settle in"Wake. I ., a'
The .Baleigh :MgW8 States that
rj0i Lewis Hanes wiH retire from the Era
i with the next issue, xne jmcwm minus ne
is Ured of ASaaicailsm. . ; .
make its appearance in Statesville, pub-
. j , 7," i ri r t . T..4,ti
lisnea oy v,u. xw ux Bu
tcouoty. ;
' v r.iA V V " . V 1 ;jiromtuis place, orr toe MocksvlIIe road;
?e New York Herald, -who has at last succeeded! -.h t u.jj!.J
. la tfectng his etcape tropi the outlaws and is was 'destroved bv fire, inclndinct mm
la now winding hU flight Northward, to; pour money, one night in the forepart of thitf
j , ii, - xtd. ut , axrt J .a.
The B Buoy Tender Heliotrope, Capt. " Bewut IKegistered Letter or PosW)ffloe
McLean, arrived yesterday .XDAninitl!I(riS
Commodore Stanly posrd. The Com -
modore, we learoj will visit. Beaufort this
wseefc anat select a site , for; a light house,
which is to be built soon. i This is sddd
news lor mariners. . . " .
j -L- The --Stateivillo America
eays : We learn that the '-dwelling "Souse
of Henry Turner, Esq about twelve milea
fweek. The family barely had .time to
I escape. "We have not lemed the mahqer
1Q which the ire originated.
i The " Ealeiffh , Sentinel ; says :
Gov. Caldwell Dardoned and released -two
convicts from the Penitentiarv nn TVirlnv
last Ona of them was aaintellfffcht man
from Martin- county, and made himself
Tcrv .useful by , assistiQff . the overseer 'in
Beeping.- bX3 books- and: titDC rtable. 11
iff : i.- i. 1 j.
"
g?ve to Andrew Jackson Jones, when he
' . . . . " '
arrives, his. place , as bookkeeper. 'A fel
Uw.fcplintr mV i wnnrlmn. Vimi
- wvsaMBK mww w w v w.uv avaaM
. i " '
;- rru, .; r0i1; -i; , llJ.
,r r pr-l -
tog to thel late revolt at the Penitentiary,
l.i... t:. ni.-.n l. . .. . ,
eaya: oiui Xivereic, toe wniie ieion irom
gHfax; was tbe prirne 'mbver of the
whole difficulty. Everett told Hearts
field,' the negro Tilled; and others, that
ius governor naa saiu 11 any pnsontr was
'8Jt hy' the guard he would have the
guard hung, &c. He told Heartsfield and
the convicts in Ins cell to overpower
I Lut &ualu UCU IUCY tUUJB W iCtU. SUU
then come to his eell , with the key and
I m. -l . ' . . . . .... . . . .
torn him out and he would lead them till
eately out of the penitentiary. Heartsfield
fortunately was' killed before the plan
couia ue executca.
Da. Sagb's Catabsh U sited y. 1503 reward
for aniucaiablocuse. Sola by Druggists at
ILastias Lovellaem.-Tweaty vears aero.
wnen pa nt, peail powder and enamel ere
raining the comp exfoos and destroylne the
health of women of fashion.; Haoax's Mas-
jpolia Balm was bronght one aa ap- 're Dotanl-
cai cosmetic, gnaranteea to restore 0100m ana
I present it has been "continually rising in pub-
"c ef timauon aa tne satest ana most uuex.
I ceptlooablepieparatlonof Its class. Instead
j of produelns an. artWciat, metalio surface.
1IJIB IBC UHWIV enameu. OrWIIUBiaB CUUC1B
1 he noinoiioua flaida finld nniler varlom
names aa " aeaatiaers," it aeeps tno sxm as
son as velvet, renders it as smooth and elossv
as satin, ana imparts to It teat aeiicato rosy
tinge, whlca U the beau Ideal ot cOmplexional
loveliness. This exquisite chromatic effect
la not transient, i By applying the Balm daily
It may be prolonged irom yo lh to aee. A
lady who purchased the first bottle of the
article nineteen years ago, writes to say that
her complexion at forty is " onrer, clearer
and more brilliant thaa It has ever been ;M
and she attributes i& beauty, solely. to the
dally use ot hag aits Maqnolia iaj.m..
r march a-eoaiw Tu xn eat
NEW AD v EET18EMENTB.
- Letter Presses,
irrrBlTINGrJESKs, ALBUMS, GOLD PENS,
ilSS RSI S28o5?
I Huie and Hand-rest in one: Balers of all
I Kind!.
, L1PS Letter Clins. Paner Cllnsi
! Chessmen. Chess-Boards. Backsam
Doable-Head Playln Caid. Vlsitini? Cards.
s 111 11 II ouuiusi viUHiViiuwiici vuminuw,
T Holders and Ftdewl and an immense
1- - VAKliSTK OF aUTIGLKK.
For sale at' ' - HtsiNMKgKttKK'S
. . . -1-. . , Live Coos, ana Music store,
marlr 26 tf"
i -i " :
Paints! Paints!-!
gLACK LEAD, CROME GKEEN,
FAKIS UKttN, UK N Bali's,
CROME YhliLuW, PBaS-
SiAN BLUE, VERMILLION,
Wholesale and Ketail, at -mhCG-tf
GREEN A FLA.NNER'3.
St. Jolin's.Lodge, No, 1.
- ' F. dc A. M.
Ening,Ta "5?'clS.THIS (TC5 ila5?)
, j By order of the W. M. -
Wh. M. POISSON,
I St. John's Hall, March 26-lt ' Secretary.
... . i j r .- . .
Butter ! Bujter!
FRESH SUPPLY OF - THE CHOICEST
GILT EDGE V
iTust received and for sale by
maich 26-tt
TxOSSET fc GO.
9
Ladies' Serge Gaiters,
J-aTED ALL WIDTHS .
I FliS CLOXU, FULLi lNSXEr,
. HIGIIQUARTERED."
- . DUDLEY A ELLIS, .
max 26-tf , .' . . - . Sum ot the aiz Boot. '
CToTaiia B.6Val XotteTV'
f'"1',- " " Yy . . .
:j .rJ- v;v; V , , 03:r'! " . J-i.
GMDvBITRAOPIlfAI DRAWING
rrnTnPlnAnrllJ 1S72
This DRAWING will be; composed of only
20,v00 TICKETS, 'l he number of Tickeu
WH oe irom Jo. i to no. xu.vjo. , .
! The amount to be distributed win he 7S0,-
OOO Dollars, divided into 648fHIZ.S iu
the followlnff form :
t A nre w,iw
i PHBnr..:j:..- : &aouo
t 1 Hrlxeof 25 IX
l Prize. ot........... iu,ixo
1 Prize of.. 6.CC0
I fc? Prizes ot 9ty....:....T....y....... 284,5oo
l a Approximations or x.otueacniotne
i- . - remaining Moa. o the denary of
the No. drawing the S3 aoio.......
13,0
K Q A rmmTlmatlriTK nf ilOu Pftfh trtLhA9
remaining Nos. or the denary of
the No. nrawinsr the S50.0OO.
4JXQ
IS Approximations of $:0j each io the
No. preceding and No. following
t
1 the No. drawlpgtneaoox -
2 Approximations of 300 each to the
No. preceding7 and ' No. following
1,000
1'
tne ji a. araw wg tne iu,v w. ... . ..
1000.
- 1 -
1,000
f Z f reedini lamTNo. 7oliomg
H- tne no. arawmg-xne o,wj.....
i W3 prizes ... .:.. 1750,000
t J mois oi iicmid u aub uiwma ;
XukLL liEHbt........ l.r W
J QaTterTicjket..;w...-. T7 00
I ime-xenui i.w
'
. ffl ledforlei than On.Tt, Tf.vi
Ii- 1 Address aU orders to , j i
1 holder. v-. - -ifehts-nacint
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Saddlery.
Li. KINDS OF SADDLES, HAHNCSS,
TRUNKS,. TRAVELING
BAGS, -
And everything In thojlne of Saddlery Goods
cheap iorcash at w- - . ri
J. S. TOPflAM & CO.S.
No. 8 South Front street,
,' ,. Wilmington, N. C.
feb S-tfhao
MISCELLANEOUS.;
Southern Express Co.,
rru f. -tiwioiiMGToar, w. c. .. " '
I HS particular attention of merchants and
business men generally is called to the New
Tarifr of Bates established by the Southern
Express Company. By reference to the table
It will be seen that a consilerable reduytion
has been made on he rates formerly inforoe :
- 1 - - - I, I,
FROM "!
-. . ' -::.'
C -. --. - Si ' 5 P: fe'S
Parcels 50 50 fO to
2 to 5 ft? f0 60 6
6 to lft ....... 7S 75 EO
11 to 20 Ra .;.v:...;.:. ir 100 1 o 75 '
21 toSJft..... 1 ft :i S l'S ICO
SltOiOfti 17 I 7j ,15 143
41 tO60ftS.... ..; 2V5 200 8O0 151
SltoeO.fcs.. 2 71 i-2 6f) 2 25 1 'i5
61 to 7t)ft3.... .......... 0J 2 75 20 2 00,
71to80ft..i 3 08 2 75 2 25
SI to 90 8.3.. S 75 3 35 2 10
91 to iCO fiS...... '..;.. 4 0J 3 50.4 3 25 2 10
. mar 23-tf . . .. ...
J. W. SCUESCIi, Jr. A CO.,
General Commission Hrrchaats am
Oemmercial Acent.,
CORNER DOCK AND WATER STREETS,
Wilmington, N. C.
Will give prompt and personal attention to
the salQ or shipment ot
NAVAL STORES, JUNIPER STAVES and all
kinds of COUNTRY RRODUCE, Ac., Ac.
rders for sale of produce or purchase of
Goods will be promptly attended to, and to tha
best advantage to oar ciistomers. rflec
P IT R CELL HOUSE,
JT. IS. DAVIS; Proprietor.
JD ROM TDI3 DATE, the rate? for Trans ent
Boarders are 11 00, $3 00 or 2 50 per day, ac
coidlng to location and rooms. Day Board-
era, $8 CO per week. . , i jan 21-tf 4
For the Ladies !
T
X HAVE JUST RETURNED from the NORTH
WITH ALL THE NEW STYLES OF
siKIXG HATS and BONNETS.
Collars, Cuffs, Handkerchiefs,
t Corsets, Hoopsklrts', BuaUes,
w , Victoria Lawns, Jaconet,
Swiss, Nainsook and Mull Muslins in striped
plaid and plain Hair Piatt s, French
Twists and Puffs-rin imitation
and real , hair t
NECK-TIES AND BOWS,
And a splendid assortment of Millinery and
MILLINERY GOODS!
Call and examine my stock before' purchas
ing elsewhere. : . .
ONE PRICE! TERMS CASH!
A. D. BROWN. .
Exchange Corner.
mar 24-tf
J. & H. SAMSON,
4. 3 SI A BEET ' S T It E EI,
H
AVE JUST RECEIVED PART OF THEIR
SPKl.vG STOCKi consisting oLfull line
WHITE GOODS, 1
i'' SUCH AS ':
YENOSE SATIN STRIPES.
Dolly varden Piques,
' VIENNA SATTKESS,
Striped ana Cneeked
. " ir ORGANDIES,
8wiainll,
India T Book COREG AIT" STRIPES, Ac, Ac,
1 ' Also, a full line of Dr-esS Goods, Silk Tourist
Parasois, ana ail sncn uooaa as are usuai
kept In a" "
MR8T-CI.AKS DUT GQODS STORE,
. march 21-tf " -. ..; "
Fertilizers.
piEUTIAIT G0ANO,
PHOSPHO PEBUyiAN QUANO,V i; -v
v SEA OWL GUANOw. . .
' ZEL& aUr Kit PHOSPHATE
W. A C SUPER. PHOSPHATE, ' i
- . . - t j . - -
r , . WJIITLOCE'S VEGET ATOB,
All Standard. Fertilizers nd Recommended
.mPAW3w
.- . HURRAY A CQ.
FARRAR'S ELECTRIC
CURE3 EHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA.
lTrifc Nfo tiUT no pay: ;
T For sale at' 'ALL' DRUG STORES.
ari7.tf ' -;v
OneSqnareone day, .......... ai 0
" two days,. 180
' thMA ilav Ik:
' ' toot days, S 60
flvnilavfl S 00
.. T c one week..... t 60
4 Contract Advertiaflxnents taken atttro-
portlonately low rates. - - :
tEarrlacfea.'Deatha. Rellarlona. rnneral and
Obituary notioea will be Inserted at hall rate
when paid for la advance ; otherwise full rates
Tram - Cash on demand, . ' .
; 0 Vul AMUSEMENTS.
' . . '1 ' .VY ALiLAXll U A Ull . .
0JP:ER'A:iHj0TJSE.
LVjP;
FIVlJ IGliVs AND oifE UATINEC.
. v,,.,mw .ocv
DeCastro,
ILLUSI)M3T atid VENTRILOQUIST, will
appear and produce effects stramre. mvs-
tical and incomprehensible, and will also give
away each evening., ; .:.;-;.,
100 COSTLY GIFTS,
Positively the most Liberal Gift Entertain
ment traveling.
Admission Drs Circle and Parquette, 50
cents; tiallery, i 3 cents. ;
Jy Private Boxes $i and $6..
Seats ean be secured at P. Deinsberj er'a
Bonk and Music Storo at an additional charge
of 25 cents. - . -:. ,
GRAND 31 ATI NEE -
- -..!-, I -i . I . - .
On Saturday at 2 o'clocf. Every child attend
ing win s are a handsome present.
Admission to au parts of the uouoo 25 cont.
march 2i-tf ' v . .
. AUCTION SAIiEsT
Commissioner's Sale.
CRONLY &. MORRIS, Auc'trs.
BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE Su
perior Court of New Hanover county,
made at June term WUthe undersigned Com
missioner will sell, Tuesrta", April 23, 1872. at
public auction for cash, at Exchange corner,
at io o'clock, A. M . the following described
piece of
REAl. EST A TE,
situated near the limits 'of . this citv :
Beginning at a stak in ;the Old Newbern
Road at James L. Mills' corner, running
thence North 0.40m. East thirty-seven chain
ana eignty-nvd nnss ; tnecce toain j aegs.
tOm. East fifteen chains and eight -seven
links to a stake; thence South 0.40m., West
thirty-six chains and fifty-five links to a stake
in the Old Newbern Koau, thence along saii
road south 87, West fifteen chains and eighty
seven links to a stake, thencH south 7t) aegs. -43m
Wtst, lour chains and fifty links to the
beginning, containing 69 ACRES, more or less.
The abovedescribed prooerty is situattd
nnon the North side of Old Newbern Road,
and is a portion of what is known as the
WEST HALL TRACT,
" ... -;- -
containing 81 XT Y ACRES, portion; of which
i under fence, with a good
NEW DWELLING HOUSE
thereon and all necessary OUT-HOUSES.
Parties desirous of purchasing will be sho wn
the property upon application to
M. CKONLYTCom'r.
. Wilmington, N. C., March 19, 1872.
march 19-lawA on ds Tu
MI3CELLANEOUS.
65 FIRST PRIZE MEDALS AWARDED.
TOE GREAT
Soutbern PIsho
MANUFACTORY.
WM. KNABE & CO.,
uAnnr ACTrBxits or
GRAND; SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
I A N O FOR TES,
Baltimore, XVId.
These Instruments . have been before the
Public for nearly Thirty Year -,and upon their
excellence aaone attained ana unpurchased pre-
le ai
eminence, which pronounces them unequaled,
in IONE, TOUCH, WORKMANSHIP AND
DURABILITY.
' All our 8quarc Pianos have our New Im
proved Overstrung Scale and the Agraffe
Treble.
43" Wo would caU special attention to our
late Patentad -Improvements - In UBANU
11 AN OH and SQUARE UKAKDS, found
in no other Piano, which brings the Piano
nearer perfection than has yet been attained.
EVERY PIANO FULLY WARRANTED FOR
7 k . , FIVE YEABS. , ' ,
J9" We are by special arrangement enabled -to
furnish Paklob Osoavs and Melodboss of
the most celebrated makers. Wholesale and
Retail, at JLoweat Factory Prices.
Illustrated ' Catalogues and Price Lists
promptly furnished on application to
WM. KNABK A CO., Baltimore, Md.
OrO P. HELNSBERGER, Sole Ag't, .
' Wilmington, N. C.
octlf-eud'm Sat Tu Th . . T, ;? !T
Sugar HouSeIIolMS
150 nHDS" &U(!AR-I?08K 1 MOLASSES,
200 BCLS K " - " molasses
Now landing Ex. Schooner W. L. Abbott an1
For tiale by
F.- W. KERCHNER,
, mh 24-tf 27,28 and 29 Nort h Water bt.
l: Lj .
Spirit GaskSj &c.
v A f TONS HOOP IRON, '
For sale by
F. W. KERCHNER.
h 27, 28 and 29 North Water t.
mbi4-tf
Oats and Potatoes.
9,000 BCDELSOATf- '
600 Bb2Sds 1)1111188 rottoe8 (an
" v fox sale -by ' , : ; '
V - , F. W. KERCHNER,
mar 2 -tf 27, 28 and 29 North Water St.
Whiskey and Brandy-
gQ BBL8.JS7HISKEY,;;i
)f BBL9. and.ALV ULS. BRANDT,
7". 'Forsaleby'KrJr c .i i' . .
F.W.KKRCHNXB,
mhJUf 27, 23 and North Water St. .
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