THE MORNING ST A It,
. PUBLISHED DULY,
Vrt. If DF.RIC ARI, Editor ana Propr.
o in: to a, Uiwnon Bank Buildings, Front St.
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fiii'co monthvin advance.. ...... 00
s;;)o month, in advance 75
Vim Morhiho Star will be delivered In any
part of the City at Firraftir Cjskts per week. .'
MKTEOnOLOUlUAL BEtOUl). " ;
I March 80, 'l87i
.Time. Birm mom Wind. Weather
eler- eler. s . s
'Ta7M. 20;ll 53 3 W Light'Clear,
3 1'. M. 3U:1'5 71 S Brisk Clear
y P. M. SO: 01 6:3 3 BriakjFair
Moan Temp, of daj, 63 dcg.
Note. All barometric readings are reduced
ID IMC sea-ievei uu vum urjiicm nui iruucil.
KOBBKT SXT BOTH.
Senj't Siarnal Service U. S. A.
Weather Report.
i ; War Department,
MKNT, 1
Office of Chief Bignai umcer,
Washington, March 304:35, P.
, J . Dobabiliiies. .'...
The low barometer over Eastern Kansas and
Northern Missouri will probably move north
eastward over the lower lakes as quite a se
vere storm ; the area of ruin will extend
eastward over the Middle States, tut as euow
alousj the lower lake region, with increasing
to brisk southerly to easterly winds during
the nhjht, and. over Now, York by and on Sun
day morning; increasing southerly winds aud
cloudiness, with very probably threatening
weather, will prvvail over the booth Atlantic
and Gulf States; northwesterly winds and
clearing weather are probable Jor the North
west on Sunday, and gradually extend east
ward over the upper lake region and the Ohio
valley. .
Dangerous winds are not anticipated for the
Gulf and Atlantic coasts. .. -
C!1UK1I IHUECTOItY.
j f S UN dat, March 31. .
St. James Chucli.
Cokneu Third Ino Market Streets.
Public Services at St. James' duriug Holy
Week and Easter Tide.
P. .titter, March 31..... ,-Morning Tracer 71 AM
Litany, Con
i . . , ,'. Urination 'and
..." i-VCoiu in union.. 11 AM
i "-Ereniug Prayer 5 PM
Ksler Monday. L.. ... -Morning Prayer 7- AM
Aule-Coin'union 11 AM
Evening Prayer 5 PM
Easter Tuefrdoy.!.., ...-Morning Prayer
I : aud Ante Coin-
j muuion 74 AM
Evening Piaycr 5 PM
: St. Jouu'a Chnreh (Episcopal),
Corner Red Cross and Third Sxreets.
Sunday Sctiool at A. M. '
Morning Prayer at 11 o'clock.
.Evening Prayer at 7y4 o'clock.
Ilrst Presbyterian Church,
COUN'EU TUIRD AND ORAOE STREETS.
IIjv. A. D. DiCReon. ; -
Services at 11 A. M.t and at li P. M.
Suuduy School exercises commence at
i'. a. i -
Leeluro Thursday eveulng at 7o'clock.
Second Puessiterian Cuukcu. Services
ut brooiilyd Hail, every Sunday at 10 A. M.
First Baptist Ctaurcb,
Corner Market and Fifth Streets,
Uev. J. C. Hiden, Pastor.
Sunday School at A. M.
Services at 11 A. M. aud 7:30 P. M. '
Younj; Men's Prayer Meetlug Tuesday plght,
at :.jo u'ciocr in room jaoove rastor's study.
Weekly Prayer Meeting Thursday night at
7:30 o'clock. ' ; ,
Second Baptist Cbnrcti,
CoiiNKit of Sixth and Church Streets.
ICcv. J. E. King, Pastor,
iuuday School t 9 A. M.
.icrvices at 10 A. M. and 1 P. M.
Pvayer Meetiug every Tuesday night at 1
oVloeK.
St. Thomas' (Catholic) Cburcb, "
s1lock Between Second and Third Sts.
. Suuday.
Mjruhu: The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass
win bu utiered up at, 7 o'clock. Solemn etr
v:ces at 10, during which a discourse will
bo delivereu. i
CaieehUm Class at U o'clock. .
Evcuh): A Catecheiieai iubtiuction will be
iilveu to iue colored people at 4. o'clock in the
OiScmeut of the Church. .
Vs;)cr-) chautcd at 7 o'clock, during which
Leutea Devotions will be held.
Weekly Services.
Ma?g at j)4 and 7 o'clock A. M , and at 6)4
A, .L, ait Hie Chapel of tne liters of Merej,
4tli street. ,
Every Friday evening during Lent, at 1
o'clock ''-stations of the Cross." Stabat
Xlal
er" by tne Cbildren.
At all oerviees tne- Pews of St. Thomas'
Ciuireii tiro cordially open to strangers. .
Odiciatiug Clergy ineu : U. Rev. BiabopGib
)jns, 1). D. ; Uev. MarKS. Urosa; Kev. James
H Wuile. , ;
Frout Htrcet M. 1?. Church, South, '
Ct.nNcu Walnut and Front Streets.
Kev. Dr. Morau, Pisstor.
services at 10 A. M., and P, M.
Suuday School 3 P. M.
Keguiur w.eekly Prayer Meeting Wednesday
liiL'in at i '. a o'clock. Ail areiuvned to attend.
. The pews in this churcfc are all free. Gentle
manly uelicii will be in waitiut; to conduct
atraugera loaeats' '
' iilin filtctt 3J. E. Church South,
I trxu Between Church and Nun 8treets.
;LV. A. a,', bosbaiiier, Pastor.
tervkci ul 11 A. M. and at 7 P. M.
Sunday School at V A. M.
v I.i9i Mi eliiiii ul 3 P.' M.
l iatr ilceiiu ou Tha.sday night at 7
"t. 1'aurs vau. Lutheran Church,
Market Street, Corner of Sixth.
Kev. O. D. Bernheim, Pastor.
Easter Day Services. - '
uIUh service at 934 aud 10M A. M.. after
wLicu uo coiuuiuuiou will be nominlslcred.
Souday School-ata P.-11.
Ueriuau service at 8 P. M, ' '
Seamen llethel,
Dock Betweex Front and Water Streets,
oerTices at 7 p. L, byliev. IL 1. Burr.
HU Paul's plseopal Chnreb.
COKNKR OKAKGB AND FOURTH STREBTS.
Mornlug Piayer at ll oclocs, X!. M. .
iveuiug Prayer at 7 oclock, P. M.
at. Clara's (Colored plseopal) Church
Corner Sixth and Mulberry Sts.
Rev. C O. Brady, (colored.)
Services at 11 o-iutr -A M '
The Bishop oftbeDlQCese..will officiate and
administer the Riu of CouhrmatWn in lhe
vfvuiug. cervices at a o'clock.
-Seats lre and the public are invited.'
Services Wednesday, 7 p. M
Christian Chapel (Colored Methodist),
w"rv" OKVENTH STREETS.
. Sabbath School at 9 A. M.
Services at Tl A. M., 3 P. M. and 8 P. M.,
o? Rev. Thomas Lumax. .
Catechetical Lectures on Friday at 3J P. M.
Foreign advertising may be done through
ine Star Advertising Agency morer-economl-
. 1 1 . . .... . . i . .
cany man by negotiating direct with pub
lishers. The laborOf " writing, and copying
advertisements, expense of postage, stationery,
Ac, may all be'saved'by contracting with this
Agency.-"' ' ?t
Lost.
jvm uaic luoy ujri,uiug, aaveruse it in our
new aepartment, wunder-headsof "Lost and
ouna, at.nait .regular rates,4br ad veV-
wsemenu not exceeding five lines. tf
Vol; Z--IT0.-8.
; KW AUVKrHllfiilllK.
riEiNSBiRQSRVUve Book 8tore, SO Market
street. The Saviour's Instruction.
' Dudley & Eixis, Sign of the Big Boot
The ExceHlor Gaiteiv
t Bead the new advertisement of Hostettcr'a
Stomach Bitters. ; : '
" i Daniel Klien Street Railway New Sched
ule. .: . r-i. ' . ,.';i-,t. ;j. .-.... :
J. VV. Schenck, J r. Attention, Merchants
Quarterly tax under Schedub B.
James Anderson Notice.
. H: Burkuimrr; No. 6 Market St. Tobacco,
snuff and fcears." , t . v .
Ed. R. Brink, P. M New postoffice arrange
ment O. U. Paksley & Co. For 6ale: Three
prime dray hordes. 1 .
F. VV. Kerchnkr Corn, oats and flour,
nail, soap candies, mackerel.
C. W. Oldham Regular meeting Concord
Chapter No, 1.
; West & Harbiss Fresh goods.
Change of Street Railway Schedule. -
' By reference to our advertising columns it
will be seenjhat the schedule of the street
railway has been changed tocorrespond with
that made In the schedules of the Wilmington
cVWeldon and )V11., Col. & Augnsta railroads.
Col. Klein also notifies the public, in connec
tion, with tho regular schedule, that he will
run one car hereafter until 11 o'clock each
night. This arrangement will result in great
convenience to the public; and as the propri.
etor of the Hue seems determined to spare no
pal us or expense in his efforts to please, there
should be a corresponding exhibition of ap
preciation on the part of our citizens geaeral
ly, which cannot be displayed to better advan
tage than by lending Col. Klein every possible
encouragement. By this means he will not
only be enabled to carry out his present views
but can gradually extend his facilities for ac
commodating the public Tho street cars
have become to be a grefft institution, and one
which, now that we have become so accus
tomed to them, It would be bard to dispense
with. This being the case we hope to see
.more disposition on the partof our citizens to
encourage the proprietor in his efforts.
In this connection we would state that Col.,
Klein is rapidly recovering from his long and
severe illness and expects by the last of next
week to give tie business the benefit of his
personal supervision. .
-. , "
r
Capture and Escape of a Thief.
; For some time past-thoMaster of Transpor
tation at the Wilmington and Wei Jon Railroad
has been mlssioz. goods from the warehouse,
which Ave re stolen and carried away at night,
and the thief or thieves continued to elude the
vigilance of the parties interested. Finally
the matter was placed in the hands of Consta
ble J. C. Hill, who succeeded yesterday morn
ing in arresting one Bill Campbell, colored, in
whose possession ja portion of the articles
stolen were found. The prisoner was deliver
ed Into the hands of a magistrate, and the pre
liminary examination-of Campbell was to have
taken place yesterday afternoon, at 2 o'clock.
Constable Hill left the prisoner at the Magls-
ratte's office and proceeded to bunt up and
summon the necessary witnessess,b ut in the
meantime, at Campbell's urgent solicitations,
be was permitted to go homo for the purpose
of getting his breakfast, one Richard Leake,
colored, being deputised to accompany him
and to become responsible for bis safety. The
prisoner conducted .himself in a becoming
manner until he reached th3 vicinity of his
home, north ol the Wilmington and Weldon
Railroad, when be suddenly broke from. his
guard, succeeded in reaching the kwamp and
at lasi accounts bad not been recaptured.
City Court.
The following cases were disposed of yes
terday morning':' v
Elijah Walker, charged with cursing, &c
was found not guilty and discharged at prose
cutor's costs.
Richard Litgen, charged with trespass, as
sault and cursing Elijah Watkins, ws found
guilty and judgment rendered for the penalty
and costs. 'Mayor respectfully recommended
to remit the fine on the paymost of costs.
John Brown, charged with stealing one ham.
the property of C. W. Oldham, was found
guilty nd sentenced to pay the penalty and
COStS.';" ''-."( 't
State t. John Brown, ebfged with, petty
larceny. Ordered that when the One and eosts
in the previous case be paid, or worked out,
defendant be required to give security la the
sum of S200 for his appearance at the next
term of the Superior Court. -
Concert.
concert will be given at the Opera House
on Tuesday evening next In aid of the 'La
dies' Benevolent Society." The performers
selected for the occasion constitute the high
est order of talent and sklllln the city, and al
lovers of good music, whether it bevocal or
instrumental, or both, may rest assured that
their taster will be gratified to the fullest ex
tent. But aside from this, the noble object to
be subserved by this grand musical entertain
ment to afford the Society means to aid the
suffering poor of our city should be a suffl
cient incentive to iusure a crowded house.
Reserved seats for f 1, to be had at Heins
bender's Live Book Store. See advertisement
for particulars.
Easter Sunday.
' This day Is celebrated as Easter Sunday and
haar always been regarded as the very queen or
the highest of all the Christian festivals; The
mournlulseasQof Lent is past, the Saviour
has been crucified and buried, and " now Is
Christ risen Indeed," the "first fruits of them
that slept. The name is derived from Eostre,
a goddess to whom the 8axons and other an
cient nations sacrificed . at about this season
Paschal eggs, with colored shells, and toys In
the shape of gigantic eggs, are still given -to
children on this day among different nation.
WTLHIHGTONi H; C.i SUHDAY. HABJCH 31. 1872.
Local Dote. : - T'-i'' c: '- , . ' !
No news from Robeson. ' ,
To-morrowis All Fe-ol's Day. Look out I
TheTe were nine police arrests during the
week. "'I-' i- ' ' '';'.'"'.' .
...... , - -. j -: ,. . ' .
Only one con viet tent to the Work. House
during the past week.. ' . .
Four patients sent to the City Hospital
during the past week. w
. Yesterday was another pleasant Spring
day. j.:-:
The birds have commenced their season
of vocallstic efforts. ' - '
The operation of street sprinkling is ex
pected to be commenced to-morrow..
John Brown aha$ John Mott was sent to
the Work House yesterday.
The soda fountains will be in operation
in a few days, if the watm. weather continues.
There will bea meeting of Concord Chap
ter No. 1, to morrow (Monday) evening, ''for
work in the M. E. M. degree.
t Some of the finest New River . oysters of
the season at Gilbert's saloon. Call to-morrow
and try them.
Printed lists on which to make out city
taxables will be j furnished on application at
the City Hall. .; '
The Clerk of the Market reports the
arrival of 191 carts in the market during . the
week just closed.
The various! butchers of the city slaugh-
teted S3 beeves, G2 hogs aud 3 calves during
the past week.
The Mount Airy Am, after a few month's
suspension, again makes its appearance in onr
sanctum.
The listing of taxes for both city .and
county commences on Monday. The former
will be listed at the City Hall.
v. i - .
A correspondent of the Raleigh Era re
commends G. Z. French, of this city, for
Lieutenant Governor. " Excelsior V
John Tcmpleton denies that little " May-
the-Fay" Is the daughter of Mrs. Carpenter,
of this State. . j
We learn that the first number of the
Miilt to be published at Rocky Mount by Mr.
C. C. Stilley, will appear in a few days.
DoCastro, the magician and ventriloquist,
concluded his' engagement here last night.
He goes hence to Fayettevllle.
A gentleman from the rural districts got
the pig at DeCastro's entertainment last night,
and Master Louis Reich man the (30 iu green
backs. . - ! . ;v
The new warehouse at Lllesvllle, which
Is being constructed for the Wilmington,
Charlotte.and Rutherford Railroad, is nearly
completed. -
Tne annual election of vestrymen for St.
James' Parish will be held in the vestry of the
Church to-morrow, EasUr Monday, commenc
ing at 12 o'clock.
Mr. R. L. Rarriss, of the Front Street
News Depot, has our. thanks' for copies of the
N. Y. Ledger, Chimney Corner and Clipper for
the current week. That's the place to get
good reading, j
Our "Commercial" has losthfs ."dorg."
The animal is white, has a brown spot over bis
right eye, has a stump tail and answers to tho
name of 'Reb." Leave him at the Star
office. . i
Our friend J. Wesley Smith, of the Marl
boro (3. C.) Time, was married on the 21st
Inst., to Miss C. Maitland Joye, of Charleston.
"A thing of beauty is (not always) a Joye for
ever.'? i
The attention of merchants Is called to
the fact that their quarterly tax under sched
ule B is due and payable to-morrow, April 1st,
and must be paid during the week.. Do yon
mind that, now!
Mr. D. Bradford, Senior Editor of the
Dispatch, the first number of which will appear
in Charlotte on Tuesday next, has been id our
city for a day or two past iu the iuterest of his,
paper. . '
On Friday night next the L'Allegro Solree
(Hub will give their last "hop" of the season
at City Hall. We learn that a great many in
vitations have been issued and a "high old
time' is expected.
It-is to be hoped that Mr. J. W. Spauld-
Ing, now that he has retired from the manage
ment of tho Opera House, will devOte his at
tention to getting up a good bath house lor
the benefit of our citizens during the heated
term.. .
We learn that the Republican "Harmony
Club" has recommended Mr. Elijah Hewlett,
of Ma8onboro township, for the office of Reg
ister Deeds. If he receives the nomination,
howmany disappointed aspirants will there
be? i- - '
The County Commissioners, at their
meeting on, Friday night, adopted the tax bill,
and appointed a Committee to examine into
the condition of the parishioners at the County
JPoor House,Trtth instructions to report at
the next meeting of the Board.
4 By an official document which ca me un
der our observation yesterday; we find- that
the tax of New York is $3 17 on the $100 val
nation, for City, State and County, while here
It aftrounts to $3 1S? on every $100 of taxable
property. -!- "
IIow to Bake Ceffee. -
Take any kind ot coffee pot or urn.an'd'sus
pend a bag made of felt or heavy .flannel, so
long that it reaches the bottom, bound on a
wire fitting on top ; put in the fresh ground
coffee and pour on f reel jTolled .water. . The
Jtuie-filters through the bag, and may be used
at once, needs no settling and retains all Its
aroma. Do not boil it. ,
Prlntlnarlnb. :"
We keep a fall stock of Robinson's News
Ink oonstantlyion hand. - Winter :ink now
ready for shipment. " ' ,
Shipping articles . for sale at the office of
the Mosnnra Stab. f ....tf
College of Physicians and burgeons,
An Ingenious and skillful operation was
performed at this Institution on yesterday, in
presence of the; Fatuity, by Professor H. S.
Norcom, M. D.,-of :this city, and one of the
members. It was in the case of an indieent
patient from Pitt county in this State, who,
disabled by a gun shot wound in the head of
the thigh bone, came hither for relief, after
four years of painful suffering. ' The ball was
deeply imbedded in the bone," which cosld
oply be removed by exsection and " extraction.
This la the first opeiation of in important
character that has occurred there and we trust
that it will be followed by many others, if they
become nacessary; . .
Our Chip Basket.
Spring tyle young lady jumping over a
Bate.
Among other "sports of the rin" may
be included weddings.
I Borneo, it is said, are self-indulgent only
in the matter of dress. - ' 21
I . . -
A bachelor's face is often the worse lor
wear a married means for wear and tear.
i
J "What's In a dress?" says a popular
vrlter Sometimes a great deal and sometimes
ai precious little.
I Some people act as if their debts were
lke coffee, and would settle themselves In
time by standing.
Advice to husbands settle as mnch mon
ey upon your wife as you can, for her second
husband, poor fellow I he may not have a six
pence. , ,
j "Have. I not offered you every advan
tage," Bald a doating father to his son. "Oh
yies," replied the. youth, "but I could not
think of taking advantage of my father."
It was once remarked in the Hearing of a
little girl of 13 that all things came by chance,
and that the world, like a mushroom, sprang
nip in a night. "I should like to know, sir,"
6aid the child, "where the seed came from ?"
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PLAIN WOttUs FOB T11K PEOPLE.
i When broken down in health, strength and
spirits, it is not necessary that we should ask
a medical man whether an invigorant is
necessary. Common sense tells os that it is.
The only question to be decided is what the
invigorant shall be. A standard tonic and
restorative, which has been manv years be
fore the public, and in which millions of the
intelligent classes repose the fullest faith
geems, in a case like this, to present the
strongest claims to the confidence of the pru
dent invalid. Hostetter s Stomach Bitters
may be truly said to possess these high re
commendations. Its triumphant progress
during a period of twenty years, Its present
popularity, and the uniform success which
attends its use in indigestion, nervous debil
ity, biliary complaints, fever, and ague, and
all ailniQnts which depress the physical sys
tem and enervate the mind, entitle it to the
Kink of a standard national specific It Is re
garded ia that light by the community at
large, and hundreds of thousands of both
sexes resort to it at this season as a preven
tive of that numerous and harassing class of
diseases, which take their rise from tho mias
matic winds and vapors of spring. It is a
stimulant, a tonic, an alterative and a mild
aperient four essential restorative and pro
tective elements of the materia medica
united in a sing e agreeable preparation.
jsvery ingredient is vegetable, of the fln?st
quality, and ab olutelyipure. Hot tetter's Bit
ters is better known, held in greater esteem,
and commands a larger sale, t: an any other
proprietary medicine manufactured in this
country or imported from abroad.
I maicn 31-eouiw sun WenFri
j NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
STREET RAILWAY!
N e w S c h e.d u I e !
ON AND AFTER THIS DATE, THE FOL
lowing Schedule will be run on the Street
Railway :
f Cars will leave corner of Red Cross and
Front streets, for Union Depot, at 2:40 A. M.,
4allri to meet the Southern train, stopping at
the various tioteis ana uoaraing uouees on
the route leaving the Denot on the arrival
of the Northern train. Will, leave corner lof
FrOBt and Red -Cross streets at 5J50 A. M.,
tor Union Depot, in order to connect with the
Northern bound train, making the usual stop
pages at the hotels and boarding houses
Leaving Union Depot on the arrival of the
Southern train, la the-evening will leave
corner of Front and Red Cross streets at 5:45 P.
MM making the usuoal stoppages,- leaving
Union Depot on the arrival of tho Northern
train. .
Will leave corner ol Red Cross and Front at
D:G0 P. M., to meet the Southern Train.
, RtotTLAa. Schidtjx. During the day the
Cars will run from 6:33. A. until 8 P. M., al
towing 15 minutes between each turnout ; and
tor the lurthtr accommodation of the public,
one car will be run until 11:20 P. M. each day.
DANIEL KLEIN,
mar 31-tf . Proprietor.
NEXT WEDNESDAY !
WEDNESDAY NEXT!
A
LOOK OUT FOR WEDNESDAY !
COMING WEDNESDAY !
march 3l-tf
For Sale,
fTUIREE PRIME DEAY HORSES
, ' NO BETTER IN THE CITY.
i . 1 - - ... .. .
1 ' ' Apply to . ! '
- - -i-, " ' '- '
I march 31-tf O. G4PAR3LEY A Qp.
V Fresh Goods.
IflfS are constantly receiviair Fresh Goods
YY In oar line. Our choice Goshen . Batter
ana pari. Leaf Lard, in bulk and tierce,, can
not be excelled. Sugar Curtd Hams, sresh
Crackers of different kinds, various grades of
Tea 4, sugars and (XnTee, ana all other articles
usually kept in a first-class Grocery.
C xnh30-U . WEST H ABBIS8.
Wholo Ho. 1,412
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
H. BTJRKHIMER,
y - wHoiYtraiTYB ana
. ' "- R WT ATT, DllLVR I
Tobacco,
Sniiff ;
AND P
SEGAES.
Slum or the Indian Chief, "
marSl-tf . lVo. 6 Varket St.
Merchants Attention !
"Y"oUE QUARTERLY TAX,nnder Schedule
B, is due and payable on
MONDAY, TDE 1st APBIL,
and must be paid at my office during the
week ending 6th of April, 1872. .
J. W. SCHE1TCK, Jr.,
' Sheriff.
mar 3Ltf
1 he Saviour's Instruction.
The manner in which the Saviour commu
nicates instruction is suited to impart knowl
edge to those who desire it. who seek lor it.
as men seek for silver, and search for it as
they do for hi laen treasures ; while those
wno aespise it, ne leaves in ignorance, oarK
ness, degredatlon ana death. . "
The Hidden Life of the Soul,
The Angel in the Cloud,
The Words and Mind of Jesus, ' "
The Devout Christian's Help,
For sale at ". .
HEINSBTCRQETt'S
Live Book and Music store.
march 31 tf
Notice.
T.
HE Annual Election of Vestrymen for St.
J ames' Parish, will be held in the Vestry room
of the Church to morrow (Easter Monday),
1st April, from 12 to 2 o'clock,
mar 3l-lt JAMES ANDERSON", Sec'y.
The Excelsior Gaiter,
C10METHING NEW,
- CALL AND SEE IT !
DUDLEY & ELLIS,
Sign of the Biz Boot.
mar 31 -tf
, P. O., WILMINOTOy, Bf. C, i
March 31, 1M2. J
From this date the mails will close as fol
lows: Northern Morning Mail.........; 5 A.M.
Northern Night MalL 8 P. M.
Southern Mail 8 P. M
mar 31-tf
ED. R. BRINK. P. M.
E.F. Coe's
SUPER PHOSPHATE,
OR BONE MANURE Only a few tons left
irom last cargo. -For sale by -
O. G. PARSLEY 4 CO.
march 31-tf
Corn, Oats and- Flour.
gQQQ BUSHELS CORN,
rj QQ(J BUSHELS OATS,
200 BBLS FIiOUIt'
For sale by '
F. W. KERCHNER,
mar 0-tf 27, 23 and 23 North Water St.
Nails, Soap and Candles.
5QQ KEGS NAU.V
JiiSO B0XES S0A?
fcrjg boxescandLes,
For sale 'by
F. W. KERCHNER,
mh31-tf 27, 28 and 2$ North Water St.
Bob White Flour.
PJQQ BBLS. BOB WHITE FLOUR,
For sale by :
. F.W. KKECIINER,
mh 31-tf 27, 28 and 29 Nortb Water St.
: : :
Mackerel ! Mackerel ! !
150
BBLS., HALF BBLS AND KITS
MACKEREL.
For sale bv
F. W. KERCHNER,
mh 31-tf 27, 28 and 29 North Water St.
Concord Chapter. No. 1.
rpEERE will be a meeting of Concord Chap
ter No. 1, on Monday night, 1st Inst., for work
in the M. E. M. Degree. '
C.W.OLDHAM,
WiLMisGToir, March 31, 1 872-1 1 , Sec'y.
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Saddlery.
X LL KINDS OF SADDLES, HARNESS,
TRUNKS, TRAVELING BAGS,
And everything in the line of Saddlery Goods
cheat) rtr cash at
p ' J. S. TOPHAM ft CO.8,
No. 8 South Front street,
febfr-tfnac , , . WUmlneton, N. C
Tax Notice. -
THE Board of Trustees for the Township of
Wllmiagton will proceed, on 1st April, at
the City Hall, in the city of Wilmington, Be
tween the hours of 9 A. M. and 3 P. si., to list
the taxable lands and assessment as directed
by the First Section of an Act of the 17th of
January, 1872, entitled an Act. to provide lor
the collection of Taxes by the State, Ac
.All persons and corporations within this
Townsaip are required by law to give in their
taxables, and attend at the above time and
place, for the purpose specified, within 20
days, under the penalty. of AiOuBLE TAX,
unless satisfactory encase therefor bejdven
to the County Commissioners. . - ...
; By order of the Board, this 26th Mai eh, 1872.
,-;'. -; ;' 8. TvPOTTS, v-;w
mar2'-nac5t "u Clerk.
XIT EDDIHQ CABD8 AHD VISITING
YY CARDS printed in the most elegan
style, at WM. H. BERNARD'S
Printing and Publishing House, r ; :
BATES OF ADTKBTIIIHO I
Onsan&reone da?4 .......... I 0
VVOUVSi.um rtiMii I OV
-:-- three days,......M............ S 0i
rout' dft.:. - EC
m i nTedjnrs.: 8 00
1V " - onewoekv.... t 80
r Contract AdTeTtiBemenU taken at pro
. DOrtlonalalT low rates.
llarrlagea. Deaths. Eelnriona. runeral and
OWtnary notioea will be Inserted at half rates
waen paia iot in advance ; otoerwue inu rates
wiu be charged. .... .
- TnxaC&sh on demand. 7,
. MtSOBIXANEOPB.
CONCERT, v
TO BE GIVEN" BY'PERTORMERS OF THE
highest skill in the city, in: aid oLtne
LADIES' BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.
ON TUESDAY EVENING NEXT, 2nd
APRIL, AT THE OPERA HOUSE.
All lovers of good, music, and all persons
desiring to aid In the Charity so osiential to
the comfort of our numerous Poor, will, it is
hoped, be Induced to encourage this timely (
effort to replenish' the nearly exhausted '
Treasury of the Society.
Tickets may be had at each of the Look
Stores, the Dru Stores and at several of the
principal places of business on Frost and
Market streets. ..-
Price ol Single Tickets 75 cents each: Chll.
dren 5) cents; Upper Gallery jjQ cents.
Boatscan be secured at P. Helnsberger's
Book and Muslo Store at 25 cents extra,
march 28-5t
; 100 KITS
Extra No. 2 Mackerel.
which we are offering at the Low
Price of. $150 per Kit. .
20 Welch Tubs No. 1 Cooking But
ter at 15 cts. per pound.
150 BARRELS "EHPIUE,5'
IT HAS NO EQUAL.
QUA V A JELL Y,
At . GEO, MYERS',
mar l7-tt 11 and 13 8o. Front Street.
Butter! Butter!
FRESH SUPPLY OI5 THE CHOICEST
GILT EDGE"
Just received and for sale by
maich 2G-tf . DxROSSET t CO.
J. & E. SAMSON,
4 3 MABE!T 8XBEET,
H: AVE JUST RECEIVED PART OF THEIR
. SPRI.G STOCK, consisting of full line
WHITE GOODS,
SUCH AS
YENOSE SATIN STRIPES,
Dolly varden Piqnes, ,
VIENNA SATTEENS,
Striped and Cbeched.
VIC LAWNS,
ORGANDIES,
Swiss Halls,
India Book, COREGAN STRIPES, &c, &c
Also, a full line of Dress Goods, Silk Tourist
Parasols, and all such Goods as are usually
kept In a
FIRST.CLASS DRY GOODS STORE,
march 21-tf
PTJRCELL HOUSE,
J.R. DATIS, Proprielor.
Feom THIS DATE, the rates for Trans ent
Boarders are i 00, 3 00 or $2 50 per day, ac
cording to location and rooms. Day Board
ers, $8 00 per week. Janxl-tf
Altavela Phosphate,
JQQ TONS of TniS
SUPERIOR FERTILIZER.
For sale on most favorable terms for cash,
on time, or in exchange for cotton on crop
time.
marS-lm WORTH A WORTH.
Fertilizers.
J3ERUVIAN GUANO,
PHOSPHO PERUVIAN GUANO,
SEA FOWL GUANO,
Z ELL'S &UrER PHOSTHATE
W. ft C. SUPER PHOSPHATE,
WUITLOCK'3 VEGETATOB,
All Standard Fertilizers and. Recommended
for sale by '
mar 17-D4 W3w MURRAY ft CO.
" THE CELEBRATED
- . . . . y , '
"VICTOR"' KID CJjOVES
ARE STILL SELLING AT
ONE D O L L AJl A PAIR
-x x AND
W Aj R R A N T E D
a: x. brow-
' Exchange Corner.
march 3-tf
Drugs and Hedicines.
PAINTS AND OILS, GLASS and PUTTY,
Varnishes, all kinds; Colors of Every
Description; White Lead. .
, , For sale low a
mhSO-tf
GREEN ft FLANKER'S.
: : V .
Barber Shop.
JOE TURNER ..would respectfully Inform
his friends and the public generally that
he has taoroafirnly refitted, his establishment
in the rear of Mr. Range's 8aloon. and is now
prepared, with .the best of 'workmen, to ac
commodate his customerain all the various
branches of his business, such as shaving,
hair-cutting, shampooing, Ac., in the neatest
manner and on as reasonable terms as any
shop in the city . oct7;tf