PUBLISHED, DULT,
WM,M BKBN A1XD, Editor i rrop'r.
. orrtOB, Dwson Bank Buildings, Front St.
one year. In diTUice..;..;..;..;vM...r....$7 00
4ix months, in advance.... .. S 00
r free months, in advance..'....... ........ 3 00
one month, in advance,..;. 75
The Moawixo Stab will be delivered in any
,,rt of the City at FirTs CewTS per week. ...
jfETEOBOlfOUICAli BKC'OUI).
. March 20, 1372. 1
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Tiuu-. r' m0DV Wlud- Weather
"7 A. M. SO.Ol 46 KW gentle Cloudy
5 P. M. MJ 45S N fresh iCloudy
9 1'. M- '" 1W N Qentle iCloudy
Notb. All barometric "readJngsare reduced
o the sea-level and to 33 decrees FahrcubeiL
- - , .". . J RoBBKt 8HIBOTH,
Sera't Siirnal Service U. 8. A.
Weatber Report.
1. Wa. Dkpaktmkmt,
MJCMT, l
. -M.
Oilice of Chief Signal Officer,
vWhington, March. 264:33 r.
'BvbabUUtea. " ' r,
Tbe barometer will continue rising over the
(iulfjand South Atlantic States' 'daring the
night, with clear weather on Wednesday; clear
weather will extend over .the1. Middle States by
Wtdricsday morning and 'over N? England
darimr Wednesday ; clear "-weather will very
generally continue from Tennessee northward
and norm westward, with rising te mperature.
Dangerous winds are not anticipated for the
tinlfand Atlantic coasts.
Tn lleartluc'ltoom" .
Of the Wilmington j Library Association is
open dally during the week frera 10 A. M. to
i i M.,'lroui 4 too P. ,;M., ant irota 7J$ to 10
f.iM. !
lHOFITABLE ADirCBTISlXG.
'Recall the attention of the business-men
f Wilmington to the superior advantages
..tfyiel by - " ' . ' : ; ,
XaK WEEKLY STAR
iJun advertising medium. It has, without
.dxecption, the Large Circulation of any pub
lication iu Wilmington; and we can satisfy
y oue that it baa no equal as. a medium of
bum i an lection with tht people of the rural
Uistricts now trading with Wilmington. "
vve solicit a call Irom those who wish to
I ace Ihclr business prominently before the
jieoyle oi this section, confident that we can
Mifur iiid ucements that cannot fall to please. :
(CIIICU DlflECTOKY.
Jit. James' Cboreb.
CoHNEll TlIIRD AND MAKKET STKBETS.
I'uhilc Services at St. Jmeb' during Holy
Week and Easter Tide.
WeduMa? . " Morning 7 AM
Litany and Ante .
(join m union.. 11 AM
Evening Prayer 5 PM
Miuudv Thorsday....!-Morning ' 71AM
m Communion.... 8 FM.
dood Fr d.ij .......... Morning- lra er
' i ....-4
auu auvo-vvui'
maniOD.. 9 AM
Evening fraytr 3 FM
Kilter Even, Satarday-Mornlug Frajer
- i A S
r .Ruumiiu torn-
munlon.......71 AM
Evvulag Frytr
and BapiUm.. 3 PJfl
K.iter, March 31 .-Moruiog f rytr 7 V AM
Litany, ton- -Mr
ma lion aad
Coinmnnioa. Jl AM
Fvenlog Prayer 5 PM
K.i.-ter Monday.... ...-Morn lug Prayer7l jILM
L Auie-ijum union it ah
Epalug Prayer 5 " FM
luster luesday -iomiug rrayer
ludAaleCun.
muuion 71 AM
Evening Prayer 5 PM
Kt. PanlV Evan. X.ntbcran Church, I
Makket Street, Couxbii op Sixth.
IleV. O. D. Bernhelm, Pastor. " . -
PASSION WKKK . SKHV1CSS. .. W -
Mauudy Thursday, Marcu2ith. . -Lecture
and prayer meeliogat 8 P. M. in th
. Good Friday, March 2Qlh. 1
Freparaiory Service at 9) A.i. ; morning
rervlee and Commuoiou ai iOA. M., all in
. the German Uuguage. -.
Enll?h service at 8 P. M., after whicb a
iiuuiucr of persons will be admitted to Church
privileiiea by Ibe Rite ;ot Continuation..
Seats Tree to all tnese servicesevery person
coruiallj iuviled. i -
lKi.N.tititj'.oKu's Live Book Store, 3D Market
Mreet-Inqulrc Within. 7 '
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rf. T.;" Potts. --Tax Notice Wilmington
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Dl-dlrt .t kuj: si-nf the . el Boot-
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-Mifit8 School S!roes. i
HiSHAO.vs German Association Spe-
cial Meeting. t '
KEBOSENK.
A Herlonn anil ProfeaMe Fatal Accident
from the Careless .Use of Iteroene.
A ttd and perhaps fatal accident occurred
iu thin ciiy yesterday morning from the care
IfM ine of kerosene oil. The victim was a
Jui'.ng nun by the name of Wm. Montross,
employed at tbo ctrt nonseof Mr, O. M. Fill
Jw, comer of 3;xtb I andNrxon streets. I.
uterus that he and another man, by tke nama I
Blood worth, occupied rooms In the cart
bouse. Thv room in whUh young Iontros s
'li't was a small shed attached to the cart
, UIVU was mmisnea wiia a ure piacc
uvi tooHinic utensil while Bloodworth used
a room In the main building. About a quarter
-ucruo emeu Montross arose and proceeded upOQ tne county Treasurer for. the amount
rake a fiie, but finding the wood.damp and doe iUch teachers when drafts are made,' ap
t"t inclined to burn he procured a can of ant tmed hr the School Committee.
kerosene oil whiclfwas used on the premises
u attempted to pour some of the oil
wooa, when; the blaze flashed np
i tUvan, which instantly txploded, throw-
uu,,u! on over the person of theun-
.w.iumuc umu and setting bis clothlug on fire,
A.vntiot.6 i'liiuediatel ran tn ihernnir ' nt hi
cou.paiilv;,, Bloodworth. anH he thr, r-r-rtion
of (he two lliH .n... i i
Dr. W. W. Link wha .nh.nn.n.lv
a.uied.thelrjaries sustained bv the vounz
man, pronounces them verv serious Later
r..x...J.L 'y suious. li8lw
u iu uay ne was taken to the City Hospital,
WuCrU llB Will rirt Innkt . I
- uv uuuvt icwivo proper ciro
'd attention. Mr. Montross ia abont 21
Vfura .if n ... tt. . . .
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" sc.. no was lormeriy a resident oi
u ..
' uuswick eunty, hot has been llvlnir la this
city about twelve month-. -
ir Pudding.
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,uc uoe auarL oi swet miiir. one teaaooon.
rai salt, ball a teaCup of wheat flour, wet with
cold milk and stir until It bolls again, then re-
move from the fire. When half cold add two
well beaten eggs, and flavor with nutmez or-l
lemon. Add raisins If yoo choose."' BAe an
naif an hour. To be eaten cold, wlthw 'With
- out kweetened cream. , ' :
V0I..X-N0. 4. WHIimTGTONi IT. C;. ;WEDI7ESDAY. UARCH 27. 1872. vu' Whole Ho. l,408lgw
. There was only ono case for trial before
the City Court yesterday, mornln.?, ani that
was contloned'over ' " ' '. t " ;'
A special meeting of the German Asso cla
tion will be held at their Club room this even .
ing, at8Vf o'cUck. - " -- .
See notiee of Mr. S. T. Potts, Clerk of the
Board of Township Trustee5,-glviog time and
place for listing taxrs in Wilmington Town
ship. ? . . " .' ' . V '
'The Wilmioxton Rifle Association of this
city will give a grand Ball at City .Hall on
Tuesday, Apry Sd We are i Indebted to the
Committee for an invitation to be present.
; Mr. Geo. D. Fjack, Jrhas received the
appointment from the Board of County Com-'
missioners to exerciie a general svpervUipu
of tax listing throughout the county, r
" " F. E. V. Harper, the colored female
lectures,' Is lu the city and will probably favor
her friends with one orjnore of hee rhetorical'
efforts during her. stay. :
At a meeting of the Township Trustees
held at the offleo of Justice Canlwell, yester
day afternoon, -W. H. Merrick, E. S. Wood
ford and R. S. Waldron were appointed Tax
Listers for Wilmington Township.
We arc requested to 6tate that Ev. Mr.
Gold, of Wilson, will preach at the Primitive
Baptist Church, on Castle, between Fifth and
S xth stieets, to day at 11 o'clock, A. ' M.,
and.7XP: M. " ' , ' , .
Ueicnlatloue for Condaetlnic it Laws
of December 20tn,I87O, and 8th Boy
or Febi nary, 1872.
The following is a condensation of khe elec
tion laws of 1870 and 1872, made in the Mayor's
office, and published by us for the Information
ol the people at large: ..
1. Election to take place on the first Monday
2: Jfitteeu days before elecllou the Board of
Aldermen shall appoint three egisters and
Inspectors of Election for each Ward.
3. Registers shall attend at some convenient
place io their respective wards, at least eight
days before election, for the purpose of regis
tering the names of the voters in their wards,
in alphabetical order, as near as may be, sad
also the number of block and lot or part of
lot, upon wbicb said voter reside. Said in
spectors shall also give notice In one or more
newspapers oljhe time end place of registra
tion and the day and place where the election
shall be held. .
. .Toe qualifications of voters are the same as
voters tor members of General Assembly," but
every person voting must have resided ninety
days within the corporate limits of the city,
and have oeen a resident of the ward in which
he votes, thirty days previous to the election.
v 4. Any person' fraudulently voting or regis
tering or attempting the same, shall be deemed
guilty ot a misdemeanor, and on conviction,
shall be sentenced to imprisonment for thirty
days, and a fine o'one hundred dollars.
K Cr dfllnp((l TlltTt ViPtiftUltnnf lrtA olAttlswi
ou application of any candidate for Alderman,
the Mayor or acting Mayor may appoint such
persons as saia candidate may designate, a
ihey be proper and discreet persons, to act as
Challengers at Ue polls, ot wnicb one may be
allowed to attend' at each voting place, he
having access to the registration books.
6. The votes are by ballot, upon the cumula
tive plan, each Yoter being allowed toplace
ten names repealed, or two names nve times
repeated, or any otner division pi names ne
ra-MK see lit, so it docs not exceed ten names in
all."- i ' "
J 7 After the polls are closed, the Inspectors
of election, In presence or sucn cnaiieoifers as
may choose to attend, eb&Jl proceed carefully
to count the vote, carefully noting on a prop
erly prepared list the votes the booKs or poll
list to be provided by the city the votes on
" w":r .
to count as one vote. Any. challenger may
A Wh.n ,kxr...K I
uuujauu lkj oco iuu uuivi. - ii u.u ,uvuAu
spectprs who shall forthwith certify the re-
suit on the poll list and sign the same, and
any caallenger may sign the same. All bal-
lots shall be oaretully preserved, and together
with poll lists Shall oe delivered Dy tnexo-
sptctors. andMcto cdaueogw-as aiieno, io.
the Clerk ot the Board of Alderman at the
City Hall who, in presence ot the Inspectors
ponfcU
receiving the ifeatest number of votes to be
i. . . . ... . . . ai r i . i ii
duly elected Aldermen, and the Clerk 'shall
not ifv the elected candidates.
8. .No person connected with the city gov-
ernmenL, or a cauaiu&ic, euuti uc iu luectiur
or challenger, or shall be present at counting
of the votes.
Hoard of Education.
The Conntv Commissioners met as a Board
of Education on Monday night, when it was
Ordered, That the free schools established
nnder the law of April 12 ib, 1863, for the four
months of the winter of 1871 . and 1872 be dis
continued, for want of funds for their support,
,M that. tn clerk of this Board notlfr the
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different School Committees of the county of
tbla order :
It was orderelthat such" teachers as have
tanKDt BChools Irom March 7th to the 25th
lnsL illusive, be paid the amount due them
out of the State school fund now In the nanus
oI lbe Treasurer of the county, and that the
Chairman of the Board Is -wuthorlzed to draw
Upon the adjournment of theT Board of Eda-
cation, the County Commlasioners met and,
considered the tax'blll, ttit, without definite
action, adjourned until Friday evening next,
wbcn lt wiu be adopUd.
A IXoree Tbief.
One II. J. lanlcr.-whlte, charged with steal
I Win- d 'hnr(. hridle and 1 saddle from Mr.
Joshua Cole, residing near Chlnquepln, Bu-
1 iljn county, and who was arrested at Ellxa
bethtown, Bladen County, some weeasago,
v . . i rn m
was in mis cuy jwi.jt "
I nAF An rtmie fur Daolin. He was lodged in
vvif -
the Guard House for eafe-keeplng unUl the
.1 . . i.. IH. l.o.n 4Vot Iha PsMpnor fiC&lDSb
. w- iP.r that the evidenccairalnst
irain ieiw n c ;
i . .t i n
Lanier, who 13 a mere yontn, is verjr
!v The hone. Ac., have been recovered.
raw t-
A Sensation and a Disappointment
i . . . . - ... i .i.n
The arrival of a horse thief here yesterday,
tied and In custody of an officer, wss ine sig
f Dal for thelrcolatlon of the-usuaLieport on
such occasions that one of the Lowrey gang
had been s captured. A crowd followed him
through the streets and could scarcely be pre
vailed upon to believe that he was other than
I one of the outlaws. -I
Burglary and Bobber ..'.c.-; ;
Yesterday mornlag, as Mwssrs. 6. G Parsley
&0o.s clerk went to'open the olficc of those
gentlemen he discovered Ihe -door unlocked,
the back-window open , and, a chair belonging
to the offico on the outside, under the wip
do w. Upon further Investigation i be, found
that some four or five half and quarter kegs pf
powder were missing. ! This makes the third
time that the office of these gentlemen has
been broken open and robbed, and It Is sup
posed by the same parties.5 Il Is to.be hoped
that the most strenuous efforts, will be made
to ferret out the perpetrators, and it would ba
wen lor our merchants to. "spot" any persou
ottering powder for sal? and report them to
the authorities. ' , . V'- .
Opera Ilome.. ; ' . . . ". .
A very large audience assembled last eve-
Dingat the Opera House, to witness the feats
of Prof. DtfCa&tro. the rent rilnntiWit .And itln.
sionist." Some at the feats of slight-or-hand
were wonueriui ana lncomprenensioie, ana we - -a-iiu oiiBei vailve 17emo
think DuCastro i's exceeded by a very few, cratic Conyentfon ot Craven wa3 held io
either as a magician or ventriloquist. Theln
stantaneous grovrth e Upwere was perform-
ed with as much eae.e as effect and in such a
manner that deception seemed impossible.
Theaerial suspension, of. sleeping in the
air without 6upports,V was truljp wouderful
and received more applause'-than any other
feat daring the entertainment, which conclu
ded with drawing the prizes, consisting of
china and glass ware, dry jgoods, groceries,
cutlery, &c. George Jackson, colored, held
the lucky number and drew the silver watch,
valued at $20. ;
His Name.
Addison Bruce is the name of the colored
man who was so severely injured- at Messrs.
Northrop & Oncoming's mill on Monday, an
account of which we published in yesterday's
Star. We learn that he is still In a critical
CODdnjon
Robesoa County.
No news of importance from Robeson yes-J
terday. Stephen Lowrcy and Andrew Strong
were at Moss Neck when the train passed, as
usuaU. The opinion is. still almost universal
that Henry Eerry Lowrey and Boss Strong are
dead. v
Onr Chip Basket.
How to consume time Eat dates.
He is the richest man who is content with
what he has.
He who takes the best care of to-day has
me leaet icar ox to morrow. .1
The sailor who wanted to know what
t'me it was has since gone to sea..
- It is all very well to say ''Take things as
they come," but suppose things don't come ?
A witty French writer eays that a kiss Is
at once the cheapest and dearest thing In tke
world.
Tf rrl rlc t; rv n 1 I hava rnapa frkr tliPiP riAshTft
tJ
lucv uiusL uu is luc ruBfu ub sro lu ticru Him
the lilies and get up with the morning glories.
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Someone wants to know what women
did before long mirrors were invented, as now
a davs thev do not consider their rooms lnr.
nished without one.
A well known comic writer says he would
ramer oe a wiaower every iwo yeara reguiariy
man to De a joneiy, miserame oic Dacneior ior
ul,,wJ u"- -
The reason there are so many old maids
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m tue wona is mat womeiLare 100 lasnaiouB,
who is, of course, perfection. -
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Foreign advertising may be done through
the Star Advertisine: Agency more economi -
lnan Dyr negotiaHog direct with -.pub-
, ' " '; ",UH'tu, , ruu
Ushers.-The labor of writing and copying
advertisements, expense of Pstatery
cm m WuWawuS wuu w
Agency,
I
FsnIon Twinklings.
A new fringe Is made of small feathers.
Polocalses, tight-flttlng, 'ae preferred to
basque dresses.
The Pompadour stylo of dre ss requires nice
taste to make it set well.
A new style of pocket-book for ladies has a
msll ulna IntMa nn nlmflnof flnrl an Ivnrn
tame! ior a memorauaum.
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Sandal wood fans, card cases and workboxes
w
"rc a T ...
are an xue rage uun, uuu umocuuicijoui -
ceded Russia leather.
A new style of ornament for the hair Is a
small bird's nest of filagree gold, in which Is a
small gilt bird with wings extended and jew
eled eyes. !
Large gypsy bonnets of straw, ornamented
with a wreath of straw flowers, in the English
style, Nvlll te the favorite hat for country wear
next season. .
X new style of ear rings Is called the lllly of
the valley style, and consists of a succession
of small tells on a strains stem, witn enam
eled leaves. 1 -- "
BlalioB-Atfelieon, .Appointments."
Soowhill . '
AprlLS
8t. Jehn's, Pitt county
Washington ........
Trinity Church, Beaufort county
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7
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Bath..
Pongo, Beaulort county.....
AlaHpavtllA. Mvda COUUtV.
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Sladesvlll iiyae couniy;
Lake Landing, Hyde county
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Luke's, Washington county......
st. navld'a. Washington county
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May -1
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i Hereford
XiiiauctU) vnj..vviM
Edenton.. .....
reters, uaieo cuuuijtj
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Murfeesborough
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WoodvHle, Bertie county.
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Williamston
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SShV.V.V.V "AV.V.V..l . V.
- Scotland Neck...T
Rlngwood, Halifax connty.,
cry-Obituary notices, tributes of respect,
Jkc,rrecharged- haU advertising rates when
I paid for tn advance of publication. In all other
l cases full advertising rates wiu ne cnargeo.
nn
Printing aad JXoo a. Irtiper. 1
h We jean furnish printing paper in - small
quantities, say from two to ten reams, at
reasonable prices for all strictly cish orders.
We have on band the following sizes of. newt,
viz : 22x51, 24x35 and. 24x38 Also, line Book
Paper 251x38 and 25x39 ; and a good assortment
of other papers and card s. . i ' . ? ' tf
Shipping articles for sale at the. office of
the Morhing Star. , tf.
SPIRITS', OF; TUKPEHTDJE.
A new paper is to' be started
at Lexlngtonl
has a spinning wheel
"one hundred and Ixty years old. .
Hy d a . cou n ty h as a spelling
book bearing date 1709.
Shad and herring are coming
m aououani,y aiMurireesDoro. ;
WDqrn yesterday.
Mr. W inslOWs W. Smith and
ilra. lfarnett,:Wifeof 'Revr. Barneft,
died in Asbevjlle aw days ago.
Kev. Chas-Phillips of David
son College has recoved from Lis lato ill
ness, and is again discharging his duties.
At the recent term of Franklin
conntv Surjerior Court th me r.ri.?onera
were sentenced to 2 vears each in the
penitentiary.
Ijb IS. the Opinion of the fruit
growers ot HaliJaxUhat there -will be an
abundance of all kinds ot fruit this year,
owning to the late winter. ,
-r-Bev. Alexander Stewart, a
venerable and esteemed minister of the
Virginia Conference, M. E. Church, died
at Murfreesboro, on the 15th inst.
The Louisburg Courier sajs :
We lesfrn that it is threatened to sue out
a writ of injunction before Judge Bond to
preven every man in our State from be-
coming a canaiaaie ior liovernor.
, ...
: A: friend at Davidson Collesre
i'nfnrm. ni,.i. r, , on 1.
.uv viiuiuis umvwwv iiinv uu i
40 youjng men will connect themselves with
the various Churches as fruit of the relig
ious revival in that locality.
We regret to learn, as weido
fmm ttio TMivoKatVi Pit. Pnwi?J nrUhn
death, in Richmond county, Texas, on the
9th ult., of C51. Robert T. Paine, late of
Hidenton, JN. C, In the oOth year ot his
m, .o.a . uu-l
I XliO VlltU KJUUUlVI tb J.J.flll1Zr
savs : The house of Mr. "Rfphard TIavItI,
son, in Gaston county, wss burnt during
his absence at Church on the 17ih. Sup
posed to be the work or a loyalist,
Thos. Boland, colored, charged
with -burning a distillery in- this county
some montbs ago, and who made his es-
from jail shortly alter bis incarceration,
I lieo Vkuaor r t iv rrl in Piimrunrlen) Annti f
I a iL . oi..ja
i nuu is uuw - in llic lu&luuv ui dueiiu
Hardie at FayCttevillcv . . ,A
mi.. iitij- TIT IT
-jauo W eiuou JJfClCS Bays; i C
learn tha.t Samuel Daniel, a young son of
Mr. J. J. Daniel, living in the Darltngton
8ecti08,-vvnue nananng a loaaea gun.
some time last wecK. accidentlv shot and
killed n littIe neero. who came into the
room just as llie little boy was letting the
uammer of the gun down.
rrtio JNortolIr Viraiman ot
Monday says: Arrived in this port on
I Q-.,- XT UI 4. U t.
oatumaji ituuinuiiuviuuiiua, iuc bvuuuu:
that on VVednesday last, at 1 1. M., in
Xiiicuiou uay, wueu uuuer an sail, was
I struck; with a whirlwind which carried.
awAy both masts close to the 'decks : put
1 hnrk fnr rpnair
rr i- ' n .,
-lEefemnp: tothe Penitentiary
slw"'n fhi r Ph.rlnitn nnnt M
We ve'the Governor.! wrong and Se-
serves censure lor his conduct in the mat
ter, bartizan spirit ought not to be per
mitted to have any control of our charita -
- T bio Institutions, rasston and revenge
have hud too much sway in public coun
sels arid with men since The close ot.jkhe
war, and. that is one reason why .there has
not r Deen more peace ana less sirne ana
I . . . AAAAP
i . ttt-vt-tt vrn i, vi. ...t.... 41.1.
i 1 1 u ii i i .1 T ii aiia x r.mtirHin iam iiia (.ii. v .
on the evening of the 25th inst, of -lyphoid
I pnaiimnnlfl .lAaann m: HllnniiA.affanftlv0flrfl
1 imoninanatiaayB.
Tb funeraLwill take place this 27th inst..
at 1Q o'clock, A. M., at his late residence, on
5th, between Hanover and Brunswick streets,
thencato Oakdale Cemetery. .
The friends and acquahstences of .the de
ceased kre respectfully Invited to attend.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
i - Tax Notice.
rpHE Board of Trustees for the Township of
JL wuminston wui proceea, on isi April, as
the City Hall, in the city of Wilmington, be
tween the hours of 9 A.M. and S P. at., to list
i he taxable lands and assessment as directed
by the First Section of an Act of the 17th of
January, jssz, enniKu an acl vu proviue ior
tne collection oi xaxes Dyine oiaie, c
"All nersona and oorooratlons within this
Township are required by law to give in their
t&xahles, and attend at the above time and
slace, for the purpose specified, within so
days, "nnder the penalty of DOUBLE TAX,
unless satisfactory excuse therefor betglven
to tne (bounty uommusioners. '
By order of the Board, this 26th Max ch, 1872.
!' - 8. T. POTT8,
mar 57-nac5t -. Clerk.
Post copy
German Association.
A SPECIAL MEETING WILL BE HELD
at our Club Boom to-night, at 8H o'eiock, P.
L
v.. By order.
mhxl.lt i -
JUL HASHAGEN
Secretary.
Te MANUFACTURED FOR US FROM TETE
1VJL the best selected Calf-Skin aad warrant-
eo to wear weii. - - ,
n
DUDLEY ELLIS.
max27-tf
Sign of the Big Boot.
NEW, l ADERTTSEMENTd.
IXaUIRE WITHIN
llil V E B 0,0;Kt 8tT O E E ,
WHEBB not only all questions you may
ask will be answereu. but you will find
a complete and full line of the most elegant
too.4s, Bc.oks, Chromos end MuslcaV last ru
men tst bo public has ever had "presented i.o
their view. Works of every variety of design
and upon any. subject. , -.- ,
You are invited to call ar;d examine, at
HEINSBEEGEB'S
Live Bock and Music Store. "
march 21 tf
r Saddlery.;
jiLL KINDS 'OF SADDLES, ilAliSESS.
9TRUNKS, TRAVELING BAGS,
And everything in the line of Saddlery Goods
cheap lor cash at
J. S. TOPHAM CO.8.
No. 8 South Front street, -feb6-tfhae
- Wilmington, N. C.
" "ROCKINGHAM
SHEETINGS."
THE ABOVE GOODS-4x4 WIDE MANU
fcturd by the Groat Falls M tnuficui-
ring Company of Rockingham, N. C, are
UNSURPASSED IN QUALITY
AlSD
jr lii asu I
By any Brown. Sheetings Made in this
Country.
As Agents of the Company we keep a pud-
ply constantly on hand, handsomely put up n
Bales of 1,:oj Yards each,
ales of 1,10 J Yards each,
FOB SALE AT FACTORY PRICES.
Orders are respectfully solicited, -er ,A
, DeROSSET & CO.
march 20 dtf nac2taw-We Sat Wlm
Havana Royal Lottery.
GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRiWIM
To Take Place April 4, 18t2.
m
JL his drawing wuibs composed of only
2tf,opOTICKt.T8. 'iha number of Tickets
i yfil DO Irom HO. 1 tO MO. XO 0J0.
l The amount to be distributed will "be 750y
OOO Dollars, divided into 64S AU1ZS, in
the following form :
l -Prize r ;......k...sws w
1 prize of"""I.""!.."."!...,.,.'.'!'.!!M!l! 25:000
1 PrlZtt Of .' 10.UCU
&j prises oV$uoooeach"I!"!l"! Ni,oto
Prizes of
281,50U
"9 Aoorosimations of t2.o o each to the
eeeeeoee
a remaining aos. or me aenary oi
tbo o. drawing the &3 0,w.O ISfiZO
9 Approximations of $ )) each to the 9 , '
remaining Nos. or the denary jof
the Ni. arawing the $50,0i0 j.S00
1,000
2 Approximations or f xhj eacn to tne
.no. preceding ana ro. ioiiowmg
the iso. drawing the $10,0 0 1,000
2 Approximations of f5,o eacn to tne
iNo. preceding ana No. following .
the No. drawing the 5,00 j 1,000
648 PRIZES tTaO.UOO
PaiOES or Tickbts ih this uaAwaa :
I nnnw;in:i..... "U".VJ-
i iT.ir Tiokur .a imi .
Huarir7utr 1J JO
it
it
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J No orders filled for less than One-Tenth Ticket
Address all orders to .
liOUNlO A BROTHER,
77 Gravier , New Orleans, La.
Remit in Registered Letter or Pott-Offioe
Money Order. -
holder
omcial eopy oi irawing aenc te every ticsei
lieu zs-naciin
MTRP-PTT A "NTTTOrTS
KliTTAT " KHTTAT '
I AJ UUVVi AIUHWA t
FRESH SUPPLY OF THE CHOICEST
GILT EDGE"
Just received and for sale by .
maich 26-tf
DbXOSSET & CO.
I
T
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F. RUEUKERT.
MASONIC HALiL.,
I . f
1 Kfoa. 57 and 50 Majrkct Streer.
PIANOS
aud
ORGANS
OF THE BEST " ,
Leading Factories in the United States.
PIANOS of ALL STYLES and PBICES to suit
purchasers constantly on hand and for sale.
All Inducements usually held out by
I Northern Manufacturers can only be had In
I the State at the above place. .
GEO. WOODS A CO.'S PARLOR AND
VESTKt ORGANS 1
THEY ARE PRE-EMINENT FOE THEIR
CUABAilNQ rOLO 8TOP3, BEAUTY
AND PURITY OF TONE. KLE
GANT DEMON AND FINISH.
IN FACT THEY SUR
PASS ANY ORGAN .
Heretofore known cr introduced in this city.
Cali;CIear and See Them 1
All Instruments Warranted for Five Years.
PIANOS TUNED AND REPAIRED.-
A choice selection of Sheet Music on nana
and for sale.
WnraoTeH, N. a . J. F. RUECKERT,
mario-tt
Coffee, Sugar
A.FD M O L A S B E 8 ..."
4 crt BAGS COFFEE. Rio, Laguyra A Java,
1O0 BblsReflne1 sp1118
Cf HhdaDemarara Sugar,
q q Hhds Cuba' Molasses
Ijf Bbls Oabafolasses, " : .
Und3 an(t BWs Sugar House Syrup,
- ror sale ny
WILLIAMS ft MURCHISON.
march 24-tf, , ?
Sugar House; nolasses.
MOLASSES K
I
Now landing Ex. Schooner W. L. Abbott and
i ' . For hale by. -
r. -i ' y. W. KERCHNKR,
mh X4-tf ' 27, 28 and 29 North Water St.
2 Approximations of f 0j each i o the
No. preceding and No. following
the N o. drawing tne 125.00 .r.
BATES P ADTKBT1SIKO t f-
One Square one day, .........;.,... II o
. two days........... 1 1
. " three days,... 8
. ronr days .. 2 8o
f are days,..... vh oo
I4 V oneweeiv IM
r Contract AdTertaiaementi taken at pro
portionately low rates. - cr--.
Marriaeee. Deaths.' B.ellirianis.. I'nner&l nd
Obituary notices will be Inserted at halixatoa
wnen paia ror m aavnn.ee ; otherwise f nitrate
Tnucs Cash on demand.
i4l t
; AMUSEMENTS; .J
WILMINGTON , i ; ;
FIVE SIGHTS A D ONE M ATI SEE,
Commencing Tuesday, March 26th.
. DeCastro.
THE MONARCH OF THEM ALL,
ILEUSIOMt and VENTtttLOQUIl?, will
appear ami produce effects strange, mys
tical and incomprehensible, and will also give
away each evening , .
100 COSTLY GIFTS,
lnent traveling.
jPsion-DM Circle and Parquette, 60
A-Private Boxea $1 and $6.
Seats can be secured at P. Helnsber;er's
Book and Muslo Store at an additional charge,
of 25 cents. "
grand matinee
On Saturday at 2 o'clock. Every child attend
ing will sec- are a handsome present.
Admission to all parts of the liou5e 25 csntc.
march 2'l-tf
AUCTION SALES.
M. C1WJTLT, Auctioneer.
By Cronly & Morris.
Groceries at Auction.
... .. ,
ON WEDNESDAY NEXT, 27l h inst., at 10
o'clock A. M., we wUi bell at the Store (of
Messrs.-rowler Bros.) tltnated on the east
side of Front, near church St., all of the
Stock of Groceries, Ac,, Con
taiiiecrTlierein. TERMS CASH ! SALE P03ITIVE !
, maT'.4-2t 24-17
lOSCEiJLANEQUS.
MONEY CANNOT BUT I T!
For Sfght in Priceless 1 1
But tho Diamond spectacles will Preserve It.
IF you value your eyesight use these Perfect
Lenses, ground from Minute Crystal Peb-..
bles, melted togethei, And tierlvn their name
"Diamond" on account of their Hardness and
BrillUr.cy. 1 hey will list many jours with
our, change, and are warranted euuerlor to all
others in use. Manufactured by the 8penccr
Optical Manufactu' ing Co., New York.
Cattioit. None Genuine unless stamped
with our trade mark. .For sale by Responsible
Agents throughout the Union. T. Mr . Brown,
Jeweler and Optician, is hole Agent for Wil
mington, N. C, from whom they can only be
obtalnvd. No Pedlers employed.
it d aa-eoaiy jbt su w ea
iMJ L L L.I N E
Imported and Domestic
CIGARS,
Pipes and Tobaccos, -
ON HAND AND TO ARRIVE
ty
. PIGOTT.
Sign of the Fascinating Indian GirL-6
mar 7-tf
Paints ! Paints!
X LACK LEAD, CROME GREEN, ,
PARIS GREEN, URNBER'S.
CUOME YaLLuW, 'PBUS-
SiAN BLUE. VERMILLION,
"Wholesale and Retail, at ,
mhJCtf GREEN A PLANNER'S.
CLIFFORD HOUSE,
AND ONLT .
SAJiPIiB BOOM,
in the citt;
WHERE SUPERIOR 8EGARS AND BOT
TLED LIQUORS dan always be had, in
connection with that Superior Brand of
. Michigan;.''
CHEWING TOBACCO.
Also, . -Famished
Rooms, by Day, Week or Month.
oct16-tf
J. A. CLIFFORD, Propr
Spirit Casks, &c.
- RTrfV SPIRIT CASKS, - .
Q TONS HOOP IRON, '
Forsale by '
. -. F. w. SZSCHaKK,
mh4-tf , -: 27, 28 and 29 North Water St.
Oats and Potatoes;
JJQQO BUSHELS OATS,' .
600 BbJ,fuJlantl,lg PoUtoes.(aIl
' jroxsaleby '-"
F. W. KERCHNKR, '
marSl-tf ' . 27, 28 and 29 North water St. ,
TjMotey- and Brandy.
gQ BBL8. WU1SKKT,' , j
QA BBL8. and HALF BBLS. BRANDY,
For sale by
-' F. W.KKRCITNER,
(7, 28 and 29 North Water St,
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