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THE nOEiniTG. STAB. PUBLISHED DAILY, BY Omck, Diwion Bank Buildings, Front St ' batss or ecnsciuraoB. " one year, In advance... .....$7 00 Six months, in advance. .. . 3 60 Three months. In andvaoco . tOO One month. In adyance 75 The Moaxma Htab will b delivered Id any part of the City at Fittmw Cmrra per week. OUTLINES. . Government abandons the suit against tho Piedmont road. Catholic Total 'Ab-; stinence Society is holding its annual 'Ses sion in Philadelphia, The Indian are killing the Government -surveyors. I)wer IIouso of Danish Parliament voted want of confidence in ministrj'J A New York, youth of the period strangled himself while playing Foster. ' Span ish Vice Consul in Paris absconded, de faulting to extent of.' sevfenty- thousand francs. - Shoemakers and 'gas 'men of New York threaten a strike. Revela tions of bribery by Erie in New York Legist lature. Carlists Iqse a battle. Disorders reported in Barcelona. - Re inforcements sent to Cuba from Spain. Lower part of Paterson, N. J., over flowed. .- -. Erie investigation shows that Tweed received large amounts for "legal services." The General Railroad bill has passed ; the New Jersey Legislature, Debt decreased If millions in March. The New York papers of Monday morning deny the story that Lucette Myers had made a confession of witnessing the murder of Goodrich though they state her belief that the Spaniard Roscoe was the murderer. Clearing weather. 5e v.York Markets: Cotton,' 1919 J i gold, 117i117; turpentine 59; rosin, $3 80 $3 35. Terrific storm in Augusta' yes terday evening.. Steamer Atlantic, of White Star Line, Liverpool for New York, ran ashore near Halifax,; yesterday morn ing, and only 250 of over 1,000 souls were saved. The most horrible catastrophe of the year is reported from Meagher's Head, twenty miles from Halifax, N. S., in which at the early hour of half past two, yesterday morning, the steamer A tlantic, of the White Star line, bound - to New York from Liv erpool with, more than a thousand human beings on board, went down and nearly, weight hnndred were launched into eternity. The Murderer of diaries Goodrich Knotvn at Last Lneette ITIeyers' story as Told to the Chief of Police. New York, March 30. The Mercury ta-day ' publishes a. letter from Baltimore, which says that the : police in that city are in search of a Spaniard, named Roscoe, the alleged murderer of Charles Good rich in Jirookly,.and the lover of Lu cette J. Meyers, now under arrest. On receipt of the letter a Mercury reporter visited the father of Lucette, and he said he remembered a Span iard who frequently called to see his daughter, but had not called since they came 'to reside Yin; Kivihgton street. The Mercury then gives the follow ing story concerning the main actors in the tragedy and the murderer: Before becoming acquainted ,with Goodrich, Lucette was intimate with the Spaniard, Koscoe, rinding that ( ood rich was possessed of rample moans, and that his assertions of owning houses in Brooklyn were cor rect, she forsook Roscoe . for bim. When her people removed from Stan ton street she changed her workshop and strove to hide her whereabouts from Roscod She also gave ajwrong address on employing with Mrs. Levy, and charged those in the place to de ny her presence should any one" call for her. v 1 " ; 5 " That the Spaniard was cognizant of her preference for Goodrich and jeal ous of the favored lover is shown by the dispute they had in her house, and to save him from . Itoscoo . she thrust him into - another Yooni. After re moving to Rivingtoh street Roscoe was at first nnable to- find Lucette, but ultimately discovered her and ther lunmncy wnicn exisiea' Dciween ner and Gowdficli; ;; OnThursday night,-; he Matched her an she started for Brooklyn, and tracked her to' GoodY rich'a house in I )egraw . street. , lie sought for a' way to enter! and after repeated' traversing vacant Jptsja, the rear nt the house he climbed over the fence and gamed entrance to the building ly the back basement, lifting . tlieIaiclr with the jagged jacknife found "on the floor. When in the house he closed the door and went to the room irT which were Goodrich and Lncette.... ... Y , , : As he dashed into the , room the startled pair, leaped out of bed and sought to .escape -from the room. Goodrich and Roscoe closed in strug- , le. The former broke loose and ran downstairs i olid wed by ' RoscoewW had meantime secured . a pistoL , On reaching the basement Roscoe fired at Goodrich, shooting him in tho temple, and' as he laVon the" 'floor rdaced the pistol behind his ear, discharging two more shots. Taking the valuables missing rom the prostrate body, Res oe tola the ..woman all he had done ' and the necessity for him to fly, say ing he would go to Baltimore. When Lucette had recovered from, her fright he sought to conceal the traer cdy, and arranced the bodv as found. She locked the doors, threw the kev of the basement in i bocket, and then eit ior jNew lorfc in the early morning- Y:;yy:.. y Y .r:y- Y Y, 'U The Mercury adds that Lucette de tailed to Chief of Police Campbell the full history of the murder, and every, particular, connected with it; also, that District Attorney Britton. when asked if, the itatemenf ln'tltf Baltimore letter,waa correct, nngwer ed: "I believe it is; yes, that is so. 1 VOL. XII. NO. 9. - "SEW ADVEIITISEHENTS. . Mcxsos & Co. Trunks, Umbrellas, &c. C; S. Eixw. IX. .B. & L. Association. .... " See " ad" of Richmond Iron Works. . . ;7Vu-kes 3IoRrarClt;RAslation. .,: r rkkman ac Hikes. Notice. ; HKi'SBEBOKR,r-To the Bitter-Eud. ! IJknjamis Lank. Take' Notice. Tnos. B. Carr. WiL Lodge No. 310. The Street Railway Imrovementa la Conteuplatlou. We learn that the present owners of the Wilmington and Seaside Railway have , the matter under consideration of enlarging the field of this useful institution so as to accommodate a larger number of our. people. The plan now under advise-' ment is to run the road down-'FronWto Market, op Market to Seventhout Seventh to the intersection of Red Cross and Ran kin, out Rankin to- the Cemetery. ( Com mencing at Front again it is proposed to run it out Red Cross to Fourth, out Fourth to Bladen; and out Bladen to the Union Depot. It is further contemplated, we understand,' to have six light, one-horse cars, by which means a regular schedule can be run, . close connections made and system and, regularity established and preserved in the managemen t "of " the road. I They are also considering a proposition to extend , the road to the Sound, using a dummy engine, &c, provided the necessary assistance and encouragement shall be ex tended the enterprise. This is a matter in which all our citizens are more or less in terested and we hope they will give it their cordial and hearty co-operation. The ex penses would be comparatively light, as no such costly paraphernalia would be required asls necessary on our common railroads. Let us have the .road to the Sound by all means. In addition to the above, we learn that it is contemplated to extend the road on Wa ter street at no distant day, .with cars suit able to the purpose of transporting freight to and from the depots. : ' We are glad to see that a new era of prosperity and enterprise is making itself felt in the community, and that Wilming ton Is evincing a determination to keep up fully with the progressive spirit of the times. Llntlng Taxes. The city and county, assessors and tax listers for the city, recently appointed, were duly qualified yesterday, before Justices K 8. Woodford and Anthony. Howe, and en tered upon the discharge of their duties. They are as follows: Cily Amtmn. Michael Cronly, Jno. K. Brown, John Whiteman, colored. "' Listen for the City. -W m. M. Harriss, Jos. E. Sampson, colored. AtKtmrt for the County. Anthony Howe, colored, Geo. D. Flack, Jno L. Barlow. ' There are. nineteen days'jiow; remaining in which to list the taxes. Only 75 listed yesterday. Glblem Lodge (Colored Bfasone). We learn that the work of erecting Giblem Lodge, for the use of the colored .Masons of this city, which has been suspended for some time past, will be resumed as soon as lime can be procured for the purpose, which is a scarce article here just now.' A Com mittee of the order, consisting. of W. H.' Thurber, Jas. W. Telfair, Henry Taylor, Wm. J. Kellogg and Owen Dove, has been appointed to solicit aid to finish the build- Ing, two 8tortes'"of which is already com pleted. The Lodge is being erected on the Southwest corner of Eighth and , Princess streets "--'Y w i 4. mere lneendlariam. On Sunday night last, while most of the citizens were at church, the alarm' tf fire was again .' sounded in Wadesboro. Those first arriving at the spot found a bundle of lightwood 1 burning ! under the harness shop of Mr. Boylen (who was burned put at the last . lire,) In the- building Immediately adjoining the burnt district Thcflames were extkignished befprfrjDft'Bcb, damage-was done, the floor being slightly burned and scorched. It was another de liberate attempt of the fiends who seem de termined to destroy the town." ' .' Y "; " Iron Work." I" ' As a Southern enterprise, the Richmond Architectural Iron Works and Stove Com pany should receive the encouragement of our people. It will be seen by reference to their - advertisement; that - they manufac ture iron fronts for all classes of buildings, and from,, the specimens we saw yesterday we judge that in' style they are not surpassed anywhere. In addition to this, Mi Rich ard Irby, ?the YiJe President, - informs us that they guarantee as Jaw prices J&s any csiamisnmeas in tne coamry.i i v . neteorloclcal. From Sergeant Robert Seyboth, in charge of the signal station at this point, we have the following report" for the month lot March just closed: Monthly mean of Ba rometer 80.118 inches; of thermometer 51.6 degrees, r Total rainfall r.C81nchei A 'Pre vailing winds. Southwest "Total number of miles travelled, 6,935. . Highest observed temperature,-; 78 degrees ; lowest 20 degrees. Mead temperature of :rY corresponding months last year, 48.4 degrees. ; in Tkei New .Poatal Carda.rr m f( Q" The fie w posfat card 5,000,000 of which,' accordiag ' to 'the terms of the contract with the manufacturers are to be ready for delivery by the 1st of llayi will be 3 by inches in slzeh, and will bear.a otie ;cei stamp and the water mark : ,'tJ. jS. P, O D The Postmaster General is of the opinion that one-third more than the 100,000,000 which the law calls for will be required for the first year. WILMINGTON, Local Dots.' ' ' l" ' ". ! - The storm signal was again . displayed yesterday. . ... One colored woman sent to the Hos pital yesterday. ? !Y Y , ? There were no cases for trial before the Mayor's Court yesterday morning. ; t Tlie City Clerk and Treasurer -Vas'to payoff the police force yesterday afternoon. The fruit trees and gardens in Anson, 'were greatly injured by the late cold snap. Aertain crowd . assembles ; promptly every afternoon, ; on . the City Hall steps, and elects a Mayor.'?, ; .-?-: i j j f , . Special meeting of Wilmington Lodge 819 this evening, at 7f o'clock, for work in the 3rd degree. ! ' ; :' ; '' 1 ' ' . The . trains having missed connection at Goldboro yesterday, our State news Col umn has been necessarily curtailed,' ; I ' The stockholders of the Real Estate and Loan Association are notified to meet at the Chamber of Commerce Friday even ing at 8 o'clock: a ' ' , " ' Y" ' ' "" . f John Campbell, a deserter from the British Brig 2&acr,.,was arrested yesterday and; lodged in jail for safe-keeping until called for,; .-, j; : ' U . Several April showers yesterday s and last night,' showing : that the fickle ' month has not forgotten the tricks of its predeces sors.. , . .':''-'' . ".The following, from a Rockingham papefhas a metropolitan sound: " A good article of vinegar for sale at the post-offlce by W. SFowlkea." ; : ' Y Y The 44th monthly meeting of the Me chanics'" Building and Loan Association will be held at the Library rooms this even ing, at 7 J;' o'clock! . ' , . v. ; Y ' Y The jury appointed to assess damages and benefits to arise from the proposed opening of Nutt street will meet at the of flee of the Chairman, Mr. P. Murphy, this afternoon, ,at 4 o'clock ' for the purpose of completing their labors. Attempted Barclary. , One of the band of thieves that infest the city, which is not quite broken up yet, attempted to break into the ticket office of the Wilmington, Charlotte and Rutherford Railroad on Monday night The watchman on duty at thejtime had noticed the suspici ous appearance and actions of the fellow and kept his eye on him. Finally, about 8 o'clock in; the morning, the-thief, went to one of the windows and commenced cut ting away the blinds in order to effect an enterance. He had made but little head way, however, -when the matchman made his appearance, which was the signal for a hurried stampede on the part of the would be burglar, his flight being considerably ac celerated by the discharge of a pistol and the whistling of the balls around his head.. Ilaraor 9Iatera Beport. ' : ' ! - i Capt B. G. Bates, Harbor Master, re ports the : following arrivals during the month of March : Steamers,. 16 ; Barques, IS; Brigs, 11 ; Schooners'; 17. 'Total 57. Aggregate tonnage, 21,233 tons; aggregate foreign towage, 6,458 tons. 'Y: . Y The soundings on the bars and rips, at low water, were as follows; , ,. Western Bar.. . . ...... 12 feet 8 : '" 44 " 13 4" Rip................... New Inlet, North sleu Rip.. 1 A V Dramatic. The Edwin Booth Amateur Dramatic Combination will meet on the stage of the Opera House this afternoon at 3 'o'clock, for .rehearaaL-iThia company, which, has been in rehearsal and preparation for , the last three months, will make its first ap pearance in public on Easter Monday night The gentlemen composing it are said to be well up in their parts" and we may ex pect a performance on that occasion well worth the encouragement and approval of rday-goert. Jt'.i iv Toe New .iforlt Norfola; and Cliarlee- A lcbmbnd'; cbrrisindentliaforn tl Norfolk Journal that the House bill to in corporate 'the' New 1 Jtoflsf Nxrrf olfc and Charleston Railroad was called up in the Senate and . passed that .body without amendment The Journal learns from pri vate" sources that thd heaidquarters of the company will'ai oncebe established in that city and the work of engineering, surveys, &c, be directed from Jthat point . " Another Thief nonaed.i U. l'i, O Y.. '' The case of Alex. Lord, aliat Alex. Cam sey, charged -with - stealing a"- number of articles the property ,of Mr. William Calder, came up.before Justice Woodford yester; day afternoon, who,: upon hearing the- evi dence, required' defendant' io' enter' into security iu the sum of $100 for his ; appear ance at the next term of the Superior Court, in default of which he was committed to jait c.xt.l!'jt'(-'2 Y"'?- v:)iiV-'iA Probable Bomielde. . . X i-iiM? Ki-t ' One colored "individual put Ybis 'axe through' the skull ; of another on Sunday last, on the plantation of John B.-Ingram,- near Lilesville, -Anson count but! the names and particulars of - the .tragedy we were unable to .ascertain. The ; physician .cedtroucncthe; wound very ! serii out ana the recovery oi ine injurea maa Very douetf uL. -Y "v-it .. -s - - - m m ' . .. - . ft ..' i - -T ' Mill '.-. ,-' Joa PRinTisa. We. call- the attention of mer- clianta,elerkfceoarta, rtertt,'Tawye'yailroad and steamship officers and- agents, and all others having orders for printing, to tbe facilities offered at the Morkixo Bta Pnumxa EstabUbhxxnt for the prompt and. faithful execution of all kinds of jm Pmiis. ,W can. furnish t short notice Cards, BUl-Heads, letter-Heads,; Program mee. Ball Tickets. Blanks. Pamnhleta. Taes, Hand-Bills, Cata logues, Bills of Fare, Bhow-BOls, Checks, .Drafts, ic, Ac Botisf action guaranteed, f'.-y-s n i.v .1(n.TitlliTht SlacnitjC Bolls. Bnckwheat Cakes, Fruit DumpUags, Ac, yon should use Ioo ley's Yeast fowaer. abb your givcer jor it, m is a ptue.DaKWg rowaer. N. C. WEDNESDAY, CITY ITEMS. . The coDsolidation of the Carolina Farmer and the WeeJdy Star having largely Increased the circulation of the latter, advertiser wnl find it an admirable medlnm of commnnlcation with the fanners and planter of the two Carollnas. - !- ' - Book Bihdebt. Thb Mobniho Stab Book Bind ery does ail kinds-of Binding and Ruling In a work manlike manner, and at reasonable prices. Mer- chants and others needing Receipt Book, or other work, may rely on promptness in the execution of their orders. . : .. . ; , ;-; ; ' ) ' rUBLIC SEBTICKS AT ST. JA8'. DCKIS9 BOLT WEEK ANP XASTEB TIDE. ; ' " i" r ' Palm Sunday ..Commnnion.i...... 7 A.M. Mornins Prayer.. .11 A. M. Evening Prayer. . .. 5 P. M. Monday before Kaster Morning Prajfer. ; T A. M. Ante-commnnion.il A. m. - Evening Prayer, . .. 8 P. M. Morning Prayer.. . 7 A. M. Ante-Communion.. 11 A. M. Evening Prayer. 5 P. M. ' ; Morning Prayer.-. . T A. M. ,. Ante-Communiom.ll A. M. Evening Prayer.. . 5 P. M. ..Morning Prayer. . . 7 A.' M. : Evenine Prayer... 5 P.M. Tuesday Wednesday Maunily Thursday Communion. 8 P. M. ' Good Friday. ., ..Morning Prayer & . Ante-Communion. 9 A; M. Evening Prayer. . . 3 P. M. Easter .Even, Saturday Morning Prayer. . . 7A, M. Anieommnnionn a. m. : Evening Prayer.. , S P. M ...Morning Prayer..1. 7 A.M. .. Litany-and Com- - mnnlon .... .... ,J1 A. M. ; 'Evening Prayer.'. 5 P. M. ...Morning Prayer A Ante-Commnnion..ll A. M. Evening Prayer. . . 5 P. M. .. .Morning Prayer A ' ; . Ante-Commnnioo.,11 A. M. Evening Prayer.. . 5 P. M. Easter........ r i "-..' i 5 -Easter Monday. Easter Tuesday.... Bishop Atkinson's Appointments. S EndfleldY. Y:..i..":V.. March 29th ; Scotland Neck. . . . J - " 80th HamUton..,.........., " ,31st P. U. Williamston. .April , ; 1st . . f Jamesville... .. 2d Greenville. . . .. ...... . ..: St Johns, Pitt County. . . ':.4th 6th .; 8th ,10th' hlth . 13th 15th 18th 19th s20th 22d 23d 25th 27th '29 th Snow Hill..... Church of the Holy Inno cents. Lenoir Countf . . ' KinstoniQood Friday)..: Newberne (Easter Day). . tt it .Beaufort " St John's, Durhams Creek " lTinity, lieauiort Co. . . . ; Washington. Beaufort Co. tc (i ' Zion Cnurch. Bath bt James', Fun go. . ...v. ." Plymouth. . , . . ....... St David's, Washington County. ..... T ....... . : St Luke's, Washington uounty. 30th ' . , 2d ' . 4th 5th P. M. Elizabeth City. . , Hertford........ May Edenton. .... ; . . .V. . .' Mission Chapel, Chowan ' .' County. . ... . . .: Gate8ville. .... 44 ' -7th ' ' 8th? " 9th " ' 11th " 7 13th . 1 Murfree8borough Woodville, Bertie Ca .... Windsor Tarboro'. i ... . .......... ;16th Collections in aid of Diocesan Missions will be made' in the churches visited. Spirits Tiiientine. . - "Shall we have schools?", is the Spirit of Rockingham enquiry. v ; , Ahorse ran' into a gullv in Rockingham, and killed himself. ' - Kocingham has" had , a horse race, and will have another Saturday.. . ; Seven white and fourteen col ored couples were spliced in Craven during juarcn. In the two cemeteries at New- bern there' were 14 interments twelve col ored people during March.-,. ' -Y , r .... The Fayetteville Road Steamer has been carried to Jonesboro,' to run be tween that place and Lillington,. in Harnett eoa'. '.nY;. ) YT - - ! From the. Newbern Times: At about 6 o'clock P. M.. yesterday, a little child of Mr. James Jones living on Craven street, while plAyingupon the street was run over by a light dray and seriously injured. ' From the, Fayetteville j Eagle : The Fayetteville and Florence Railroad will certainly , he built. The. amount or suo scription necessary has Iteen' secured, and at a meeting oi rresiaen; ana uireciors Thursday a requisition was made upon the Town Commissioners for $75,000. in bonds that was pledged by the town. " v . Y-1 A ' 'DIED. it J WALKER On ' the 'SOta 'nit..' at Town" Creek, Brunswick Co., N, C, Mrs. B. C.Walker, aged 51 years, 5 months and 8 days. DAGGETT In this cirv. ADril let of meninettis. 1-! r .J. - i jonn, youngest son or w m. x. and tliza K. lag- gett, agoa iu monina. . i-;-";H i . The friends and amnalntances are Invited to at tend hts funeral from the residence Tof his. grand father, Capt Wm. B. Whitehead,: and from thence to Oakdale Cemetery, at & o'clock thia afternoon: f NEW APVEKTISEMENTS. ;h j RICHMOND ; . j i ArcMtectural Iron Worts ani Store Co. : Y Nos. ljDOO, 1,008, 1,004, 1,006 Cary Street, 1 ,' .--.) : ! -sir- ;: t RICHMOND, VA. Specialties f- yBOXTS FOR STORES A PUBLIC "BUILDKOS Window Cape Sc 8111a, Column, e GALVANIZED IKON CORNICE, CAPS SILLS, Ac., i .' &c.; J ,' ; Cooking and Heating Stoves,- CARPENTERS' & PLUMBERS' CASTINGS, ' Aci - 'At ' " :;'fl -v .: . ap S-eod3m-wed frt sn " i. . i..,.- ; " r i Real Mate Mte Association (V,. MEETING OF TBS jSTOiraoJLp5RS (OF the Real Estate and Loan. Association; of Wilming ton will be held at the ChainbeW :Cetameice on Friday evening, April 4th, At . cl-ta adopt by-Laws and transact sneb Other bttsthess 'as may mk turfm tlm meeHnel!: ' - O'ifVn 5 ' fiyo'rder of the Board of Directors.'- " ;t r -.jaftMfc- .v lu:i "t8; geeretaiy ana .TweMrerJ 1 VrriLMiiroTONLOlxSE NO.S19.-1'4. P."-1'--;' VY Special meetinu to-night at 1e o'clock Work in Third Degree, ap 2-lt TH08. B. CARR, Sec'y. APRIL 2, 1873. H NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. : LADIES' AND GENTS' 7 T ravelin g T runks :7 Y - tQESToqa:oFi-;.Yr I'. UMBRELLAS, WA AND Ladies' Silk Sun Umbrelias, : ; -.1 a- . jfow opening.'' : ' :'" ; ; Stoct, of- ClotHins; Eirected: Daily!, ap S-tf MUNSON & CO. To. the. Bitter End, A NOVEL. By MISS M. E. BRADDON, Author of "Aurora Floyd" "Dead-Sea Fmit," ijinis or mj". "John Marchmont'a, Legacy," Ac Illustrated. 8vo, Paper, 75 cents. No living novelist eanalaMiss Braddon in feenndi. ty and freshness. Comparing "To the Bitter End" with almost Any of Its recent predecessors we find the same sustained individuality in- the charac ters, me same mgennuy in tne working out or effec tive situations, and the same scintillations of hnmor which have marked Miss Brandon's books from the first to the last Standard, London. . , . , ... ; ;Y t.fr .-. ; HEINSBERGRR'S ap tf i e live Book and Music Store.;. .Notice. . v 1 ; Having associated with me dr. frank HINES.'a graduate of the Hohnnemon Medical Col lege, of Philadelphia, we will continue to practice Homeopathy, under the name of Freeman & Hines. WM.EL FREEMAN, M,D. FRANK HINES, M. D. , - ti. All, persons Jndehted to me will please settle either by cash or note Immediately. ; i j;. y apS-tf- - ' WM!.K. FREEMAN, M.D. Y To All Whom it May Concern HEREBTFORBID ANT ' PERSON HAKBOR- Ing or trusting toy wife Laura, as I shall proceed againct them according to law, and will pay no debts of her contracting. . Y BENJAMIN LANK Wilmington, April 1, 1873. . , .' V : St KECHANICS'BUILDIHQ ANI) LOAN ASSOCIATION. . : THE 44TH MONTHLY MEETTNO WILL BE held at the Wilmington Library Rooms this evening at 7 o'clock. t , ap J-lt Secretary and Treasurer. Thos. Griu, . . T. C DxRossrr1 General ' Insurance . Agents, - ( FIRE, MARINE, LIFE, . r : j.i. Prince Street, near Water. ' deoJO-nac-tf . , , ir- Horse Blankets. ten. Stock Iarar and Price Lw, , No. 8mtk Fruit St. Wilmington, N. C octK-tfnac ; .MISCELLANEOUS.; i ... Wew Styles. ; HAVE; JUST reccired many new and handsome styles of BOOTS anfl SHdES which, are offered at low est rates. YoaarelnYt-' -f. . . ted to examine. ' ...."d, GEO. Jw faaMCn oUJN, marSO-tf 9 North Front street.! A-'GREAT -OFFER. ONLY $3 FOR $11 IN VALUE I OR. FOR $4. $18 IN VALUE. OR, FOR $5, $9G IN VALUE I m ml 1 ft mil 1. 1 i . VT ft U.TOTrt J 111 UAIfA A "Isn't She Pretty,'1 highly finished, mounted. and yarnlsbed. ize ISXl i caner juiiue m. epencer,; retail price, $8, will be sent by mall, securely done up, post free, as a premium toerery $8 yearly sub scriber to DKMOREST'S MONTHLY, acknowledged the most beautiful and useful Parlor Magasine in America. "Iant She Pretty 1" 1b a beautiful chromo and snlndld narior nictura. and a valuable work of art, worth more than double the cost of subscription, nd together with Demorest'a Monttily; affords an opportunity ior ue mTouaeiu vi iuui wm unj never occur again; ok in place of VIsn't She Pretty," -for 1 additional. Hiawatha's Wooinz (after Je- zome Thomneon.) sixe. 1Sz3& price S15, will 6s sent post-free; or Detn unromos ana xremarest s jaonvn fy, for one year, for $5. 44 Hiawatha's Wooing " is an equally splendid work of art, large and beauti ful oireine, and weith four times the price charged. Husbands, fathers, brothers and Lorera, do not fail to subscribe for DEMOREST8 MAGAZINE and present it, with a beautiful Chromo. It .will make eyes sparaie wiia aeiubiuu nuBiwuuu. wju jivi a mcmthlv reminder of touts eood taste, and kind feeling. Address W. JsnningsCemorcst, 838 Broad way, New York. Copies of the latest numbers of tne Magazine, cents eacn. poswree. . ' norS4-tf .i-- ' ' " ; ' "'--- DUNDEE leseresdMarmalade, TlBESEBViED gincek-in jabs AND SMAI.I4 BOTTLKS, F R E S H A LB EE. T CEACKEBS, v . .v- ! 'it: : .n ; -- , : a i -ut iAi; GEO. i. MYERS, ''mar sa-tf : ''" 11 and IS Front Street. Valuable YEealu Estate . "v F0Rr sale !Vd ;-' " ' A TRACT OF LAND; CONTAINING SIXTY rM nHnntft on the north side of the old New- bern road, directly'oppoeite the farm or gardens of Thos. J. Johnson, about one mile from tha city of .Wilmington. There is on tne ianaa comionaoie residence comparatiTely. new, and a portion of the tract is stiff bottom land, and the entire piece l ad witr&hlv aAnted toa market earden. .' . . mim land will be sold , on -iccommodstins . terms. and persons wishing to purchase will please confer .withv'ti .' - ---iif -i AVI '-I;. ' t" ' mar S8-eodlm-frt-su-tu . - . - Vi ti B6bu3iafeitFloiar.- BBLtl BOB WRITE FLOUR, v-fi "' T-.vr ?iJ'r:''vJr. t1.03 -bus- , - J, - -. wi ' ws mm mm mm w 1 1 marSO-tf r, M and M North Water St M vTI ft M ST i WHOLE NO. 1,704. ? i Y MISCELLANEOUS. ' 1 PIEDMONT & ARLHTQT0N ,t Lif e In suran c e C 6 mp any, ' Richmond, Virginia; Y - --;a'':r;.-!Y:u-:-.:c"in.I J ' nA iv.t.vi; Y Over 15,000 Policies Issued.'- 1 ' ' i ? Annual Income Over $1,500,000. j-!. : :.'. -C '.::? :-''. ' -. -J. ; ' . - - - . ... ? .' .:': v..;:-. i .... ---!..-.., n .--i . '' Prosressire ! . Prosperous ! Prompt ! ; SMALL EXPENSES,' SMALL LOSSES, SECURE ;-. -.J : . -i i , Y:- , 1 INVESTMENTS, AMPLE RESERVE, ! , V " ' AND ' GOOD SURPLUS ! Premlains Cash, Policies Uberal, -; i Annual Division of Surplus. ATKINSON & HAHH1NG, Geil'l AgeEts, Insurance Rooms, 5 N.' Water st. W. C Carrington, President; John L. Edwards, Vice President; D. J. Hartsook, Secretary; J.J. Hopklnsj Assistant Secretary; Prof. E. B Smith, Actuary; B. C Hertsook, Cashier.-; i A ' - r mar 88-tf A PROCLAMATION . -., :-V .-by the . ; . . Goyemor of North Carolina ! EXECCTIVE XfBPAUTSIENT, . RALEIGH, March 34, 1873. - XITHEREAS, OFFICIAL, INFORMATION HAS if been received at this Department that one Saaa Perry, alias Moses Perry, stands charged in the COUNTY IfXF NEW HANOVER ' with the crime of murder; and that he has fled the State, or so conceals himself that the ordinary pro cess of law cannot be served upon him; .... Now therefore, I, Tod R. Caldwell, Governor of the State of North Carolina, by virtue of authority In me vested by law, do issue this, my proclamation, offering a reward of . . .. . Y i TWO HXTNDItKO DOUABS for tbe arrest and delivery of said Sam Perry, alias Moses Perry, to the Sheriff of New Hanover county, that he may be tried for said offence according to iaw; and I do further enjoin all officers of the law mmd all good citizens to aid in bringing said offender to justice,. ...,,.. . . j r Done at our city of Raleigh, the 94th day of March.) rr o 1 A. D. 1873, and in the 97th year of American 1 1 Independence. -.r ' " 1 - ' , P TOD R. CALDWELL. " By the Governor: -r j . :-... ,-. -Private Secretary. BESCRD7TION: . Sam Perrv. alias Moses Perry, is 1 escribed to be a dark complected negro, about live feet high, weighs about ItiO or 170 pounds, is lame in his right knee, and has a dark speck on one front tooth. . mar zi-iaw4w-inurs ,-:-. ..".. -. 1: 1 ; ; of Chronic and Acute Rheum aUsm, Neuralgia, Lum bago. Sciatica, Kidney, and Nervous Diseases, after years of suffering, by taking kr Fitter Vep eUtble Hheumatle 8yrnp the . scientific discovery of J. P. Fitler, M. B., a regular graduate physician, with whom we are personally acquainted, who has for 89 years treated these, diseases exclu sively with astonishing results; We believe it our christian duty, after deliberation, to conscientiously req uest sufferers to use it, especially persons in mod erate circumstances who cannot afford to waste moheyand time on worthless mixtures. As clergy men we seriously feel the deep responsibility resting on us in publicly endorsing this medicine. But our knowledge and experience of its remarkable merit fully justifies our action. Rev. G. H. Ewing, Media, Pa., suffered sixteen years, became hopeless; Rev. Thos. Murphy: D. D., Frankford, Phila. ; Rev. J. B. Davis, Hightstown, N. J.; Rev. J. 8. Buchanan, Clarence, Iowa; Rev. G. O. Smith,' Pittsford.N. Y.; Rev. Jos. BegRs, Falls Church, Phila. Other testi monials from Senators.- Governors, Judges, Con gressmen, Physicians. Ac, forwarded grstis with pamphlet explaining these diseases. One thousand dollars will be presented to any medicine for same diseases showing equal merit under test, or that can produce one-fourth as many living cures. Any per son sending by letter description of affliction will re ceive cratisa lecrallv aimed guarantee, naming the number of bottles to cure, agreeing to refund moneys upon sworn statement of its failure to cure. Afflict-- Cu mviiea to nw vu ui. m m, f mint xui tuu.imo advicecosts. nothing. m ... f r FUANJtEB, J . ' : , ,. Wholesale and Retail Agents, -jan!4-ly-eod-Ta .WUmihgton.N. C.j ' 5 . Office Treasurer aM Cdllector.' - - r.- . . : . . , . tCITY.OPJ?Il.MINTON, IT ... :,.fS: Y; h-Y'! '"ii Jary T. 1873. W. P. CASAj)ATfc Esq. City Marshal f; i . Sib "In reference to the, matter of constructing suitable sidewalks 09 certain streets the Committor, on Streets and Wharves, to whom the matter was referred at the last meeting of the Board, reported recommending that pavements be constructed on Front from Red Cross' to Castle; on Second from Princess to Orange; on Market from River to Ninth street; on Red Cross from Nutt to Second; On Wal nut from Nutt to Front; on Mulberry from Water to Front; on, Water. from Chesnnt to Mulberry; on Chesnut from Wter to Front; on Princess from Wa ter to Third; on Dock from Water to Third, and on Orange from Water to Front streets; and that the Marshal be; instructed to give notce through the papers - to : . the property . owners : ob said streets that tlf ., sidewalks'- made of brick or stone (flag) are not constructed by the 1st of May next, the city will do the work and the property in front of such sidewalks will' be assessed to pay for such work. ..- All sidewalks to be constructed under the supervision, of the Marshal." .,!?-, y i ,7 The report was received and adopted on the 16th of December, 187?. . T. C. 8ERVOSS ' T JanG-feb 1-marl-apJ 115 I.. City Treasnrerr .-3'i:!r".l r'l n";i ft p. ' '-'' '''''' ' 'V.'".0t: I j a (n TTarshaTB Office. y.4, Jcrirtr OV Tn&IrXINCiT6N,;.N.' cl, ) i . ,v January 7th, 1873. ). , J iN XCCOEDANCEl WlTU THE ABOVE ORDER from the Mayor and Board of Aldermen,' I hereby give potiee that if the owners of property- along the streets named above fail to construct sidewalks, of bricks or stone (flag), by the 1st day of May, 1873,' it will be done by the city at their expense. tn, ! , " -, v W. P. CANADAY, (Sty Marshal. . jan v-icu it mar 1, mynu. 110 VfT EDDING CARDS AND VISITING CARDU 'TT'itotoK&,Abii-i angll Printing and PnbUshmgHoBse. 5 i k RATES OF AUVEIITXSINO. One-Square one day,.... ....tl 00 two days. ............... 1 CO 44 thieedays... ............. ......... t W " m ,0"dayf.---- ---" w " ftve days. .....v.. ..,.,.. 8 00 s one week S W ; :. Two weeks.... 5 00 .. ' Three weeks.. ...i..-, ..60 " r One month 8 00 ., . Two months... ...15 00 ' t ' Three months.- ....ft 00 ...m Btr months.... r... -,rr.. ;. .86 00 - 4 . . Oneyear.... ............ ,...50 00 5 UP Contract Advertisements taken at propor tionately low rates. - -r . Five Squares estimated as a quartet-column, and ten squares aa a half-column. . , V HISCELLANEOirS. Quarantine Regiilations. ZD ALL -; VESSELS HAVING SICKNESS ON board on arrival, or haying had sickness during the voyage, are required to come to the station' for in spection, without legated to the port from whence they sailed, dr season of the year. inn, -t ii- , ' fU,.'-.J''..,,w, '- f'r- ' k (' VI 3d. Vessels not mcluded as above, will proceed to Wilmington without detention. 11 " ' : .;; .i , 4th. Pilots are especially enjoined to make careful enquiry, and If not satisfied with the statement! of the Captain, Of if the vessel is In a filthy condition, thay will bring the vessel to the station for further examination. Y'. , ' ' ' ' '' Y' Y 5th. Pilots wilfully violating the Quarantine Laws are subject to forfeiture of their branch; Masters of Vessels to a fine of two hundred dollar a day for every day they violate the Quarantine Laws; and all other persons are liable for each and every offence. y ' ' : " .. - 1 ; . 6th. Ail vessels subject to visitation (under these regulations, will set a flag In the main rigging port aide,- j- 'r?: -r ; .',; F. W. POTTER, ,. ' Quarantine Physician, Port of Wiimlngtoa. mar 83-3taw2w-wedsat J"..:- ';.ii! CONSIGNEES Of S. S. "YOLUNTEER," WmCII, VESSEL , WAS WRECKED ''' 1 NEAR CAPE IIATTERA8,) t - RB NOTIFIED THAT HER CARGO HAS J.X. arrived in Wilmington, and that no goods ex-, cept such as are covered by Marine policies of Incur--ance, will be delivered without a cash deposit of thirty-five per centum of their cost, the same being to cover expenses of salvage, subject to general average. r , ; Conrignees sre therefore requested to forward to this office invoices of their goods together with the amount of deposit required, on receipt of which goods will be delivered..; ; jn-r-- r;',. 'A r BARRY BROTHERS, Agents Lorrillard S. S. Line, N. B. Goods signed for by Steamship 44 Regula tor" and transferred to . Volunteer'! are included in above. :vWll-;YY. 'T:j !-,! Y-lw. 1 Green & Flanner, 47 STarket Street. TTiolsale Dealers., in Drugs, Chemicals, Acids, Dyes, Toilet . articles, Brushes, Mineral waters, Began, Tobacco, Ac, Ac K"-- , y . ..... :.vri 11 G-EO. R. .SCOTT, ! (LATE OF NEW YORK CTTYJ ' PLUMBER AND GAS ,: FlfTEB. ALL ORDERS LEFT FOR THE PRESENT AT the National Hotel will be promptly attended to. aprill , ... ... . ........ lw FOR SALE.1 POUDRETTE, Thirty Dollars Cash per Ton . . OF EIGHT BARBELS. . Send in orders at once. mar S7-lw- PRCNT St HINSON. F A . S C HU T T E , 7 . Wholesale and Retail Dealer in all kinds of Parlor, Clailer, DMn, Elciei & Dfflce Carpets Window ShadeSi&c. , GRANITE HOW, SO FRONT ST. T7nholsterinir .and Paner-Handns done at short notice and in the best and latest style. SUNDRIES! .T.CV . -'! . ' i j l ' i-j p sU 1 I) fSiV ';': V ' 1 a M:- :' SC. .RICE IN TIERCES AND BARRELS; ,.i . r . : - .'' -TT.'; V'l -Y COFFEES RIO, LAGUATRA AND JAVA ; '. 1 -ti' i . ' SUGARS-ALL GRADES; " i. ,., ., . ,;' ' FLOUR SUPER. TO EXTRA FAMILT; '- 7.. ;"v.iis j it;',? Ralalnf,' Candles, Fire' Crackerf, r ' -nc lots to vorti .5 - t'H " A' For sale at i ; ADRIAN & TOLLERS'. . dec 10-tf -. , . . - , iu . f.:ptillers'iii: Supplies. fjg 3PIRIT.CASKS,, f; v i nf n.f. -n't TONS POOP IRON, 1 i . f .: ' ' 2QQ BBL8 GLUE, . -:.(7 rAM' i-. i ". PACKAGES RIVETS, ;,lvy,-ii 2r RBLS BUNGS, 80 DOZEN HACKS, J. ,-J. 2Q DOZEN PULLERS,',,;,: fip;ifxu ;!:. 2Q KEGS NAILS,i:.1H.J-- -j'A '' . f .SA For sale by .f,'i:;;:r ? . ' s;: - F. W. KERCH NER,. marSO-tf' TT; S and tfl North Water st. Fifty Boxes Messina I Oranges, ';''aa FIFTY. BOXES : CHEESE, One MM Bills Refined & Raw Sars, i:j Bought at the low prices and'' 11 . For Sale at Lowest Flares. JO Mi Oil GoT't Jara, iapyra, Ceyk ;-,;-r!:i)s AHD BIO C0F7EES. ": ! ! f. '1 ' CHAS. D. MYERS A CO.,' msr80-tf y 7 North Front street. 'aI, Bacon and Pork. .Y Y, 200 150 HHD3 A BOXES D. S. A SMOKED SIDES, - r 1 PA HHDS AND BOXES D. S, AND SMOKSM 1JJ BHOULDJJK8, v f vili . .It' O.t- ;-y- ! ! .Utit;..!f'J'i" .-i 'lj!4.f OKA BBLS PORK, . r r - 40V. 'r.'THM.i -nt ;yj.n. V f 'it'll- For sale by iVviVi'io' " F. W. KERCHNEB, y .mar80-tf 7, 8 and W North Water street uy,-:Y y 100 boxes.';.","',"' " Palermo-Oranges ! Y;i -'.''''. H- 1 1 (. ;r. ii K9 W':;j - r . - . U: .$ ii "f GEORGE ItTERSV VY imar)-tf- A? 11 and 1 Sv Front st PllQCTORtGAIBII'S, OIIIIE50AP IS MADE FROM THE BEST MATERIALS, BUT sold at price of ordinary soap. Oyer 1,200 fami lies using it. All groeers hare it- mm J ' D. T. BUZBY A W.tlmofe, Md. Janl-8m . . Wholesale Agent.aJ