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UmilNGTON DERALD.
WIL3IINGTON.
AUGUST 17
S P E C 1 A LIN OT I C E S , ;
. Reopening or Saloon.
Headobs 8d Brio. 3d Dnr. 10th A. CC V "
Post or WiunHOTOT. v
Wilmington, N. Cw Aug. 16tb, 18G5, ,
No. 15.
t the solicitation of the Mayor and Commis
eioners ofthe city of Wilmington, the operation
of General Orders No. 14, C. S., from these Hcad
narters, ia hereby suspended in the cases of those
dealers who have procured licences. )
All such will report to the Mayor at once, for a
renewal of said licences. -;!'.f : -
The pfoyifiions of General Orders No, 11 of
July 1". l865- regulating the sale of liquors, are
hereby declared in full force.
Br cominana 01 ui. jx. vrurr,tK.-
N. H. EDGERTON, .
. Capt. and A. A. A. Gen.
Au,.17,h Mt
A
Pro viional Governor,
TO THE PEOPLE' OF NORTH CAROLINA.
, in pursuance of power rested in ? me by AN
DRE W JOHNSON, President of , 'the i United
States, by his Proclamation of iay 29th, 1865, ap
pointing a Provisional Governor of North Caroli
na, under the fourth article of theTonstifution of
United States, which guarantees td every state
Union a repuDncan iuna.w ,gyvumwii, ,
1U
and iu or.
er to enable tne ioya. people oi jsaiu
state to orruJ-0
a state government, whereby,.
justice may dc esiaD.- '
Stored, and loyal bitnJotected in-aU their
- rights of life, liberty, and propel and in order,
also, that said State may be restored to .lts Consti
tutional relations to the Federal government, bJ
presenting such a republican form of governmeni.
aa will entitle the State to the guarantee of' the
United States therefor, and its , people to protec
tion by the United States against Invasion,' Insur
rection, and domestic violence, 'I, William W
Uoldex, Provisional Governor as aforesaid, do
hereby proclaim that an election will be held in
said State on Thursday, the 21st day . of Septem
ber, 1865, for a Convention to be composed of one
hundred and twenty delegates,' to be chosen as
follows: . - :
The county of Alamance will choose two members.
The county of Alexander will chose one member.
The counties ,of Ashe and Alleghany will choose one
The county of Anson will choose two members.
The county of Beaufort will choose two members.
-The county of Bertie will choose two members.
The county of Bladen will choose one member.
The county of Brunswick will choose one member.
The county 01 Buncombe-will choose one member. ' ,
The county of Burke will choose one member.
- 'The county of Cabarrus wtil choose one member.
The couut y of Caldwell will choose one member.
The county of Camden will choose one member
The county of Carteret will choose one member.
The county of Caswell will choose two members.
The county of Catawba will choose one member.
The county of Chatham will choose three members.
The counties of Cherokee and Clay will choose one mem-
The- coanty of Chowan will choose one member. 1
. The county of Cleaveland will chooee two members.
The ccunty of Columbus will choose one member. .
The county of Craven will choose two members.
The counties of Cumberland and Harnett will choose
three members. - - . . r . 1 r
The county of Currituck will choose one member.
The cou nty of Davidson will choose two members. :; .
The county of Davie will choose one member.
The county of Duplin will choose two members.
The counties of Edgecombe and Wilson will choose two
mitmlurfl '
The county of Forsyth will choose two members.
The county of Franklin will choose one member.
: The county of Gaston will choose one member
The county of Gates will choose one member. -
Tne cuiir.ty of Granville wili tt'-- tbres member.
The county of Greene will choose one member.
The county of Guilford will choose three members.
The county of Halifax will choose two members.
i'i.. I. ..,.,1.. i lavu-ninl will choose one member. -In
The counties of Henderson and Transylvania will chooae
one member. - - - ' . , '
The county of. Hertford will choose one member, t .
llie county of Hyde will choose one membert .
The connty of Iredell will choose two members.; ,
The county of Jackson will choose one . member. .
The county of Johnston will choose two members.
The county of Jones will choose one member. ; . -,
The county of Lenoir will choose one member. ,
The county of Lincoln will choose one member.
The county of Macon will choose one meBiber.
The county of Madison will choose one-member.
The county of Martin will choose on member. , ;
The county of McDowell will chose one member.
The county of Mecklenburg wHi choose two members.
The county of Montgomery-WiH choose one member. '
The county of Moore will choose one member. -The
county of Nash will choose one member.
The county of New Hanover will choose two members.
The county of Northampton will choose two members.
The county of Onslow will choose one member.
The county of Orange will chooee two members,
The county of Pasquotank will choose one member.
The county of Perquimans will choose one member. - r
- The county of Person will choose one member. ,
The county of Pitt will choose two members.
The county of Randolph will choose two members. -;"The
county of Richmond will choose one member.
The county of Robeson will choose two members.
The county of Rockingham will choose two membeaa.
The county ef Rowan will choose two members.
The counties of Rutherford and Polk will choose two
members. - ' . . . ,
The county of Sampson will choose two members. n
The county of Stanly will choose one member. r
The county of Stokes will chooee one member.'
The county of Surry will choose one member,
The county of Tyrrell will choose one member. - '
The county of Union will choose tne member. t
The connty of Wake will choose three members.
The county of Warren will choose two members. . .
The county of Washington will choose one member.
The county of "Watauga will choose one member.
The county of Wayne will choose two members. .(
The county of Wilkes will choose two members.
The county of Yadkin will choose one member. -The
ceunties of Yancy and Mitchell . will choose one
member. ; -
The Clerks and Sherifls of the respective Coun
ties will proceed at once to .assemble the Jnstices
of the Peace, a majority of. whpm will select from
their number, not less than. six. nor' more than
eighteen Justices, men of intelligence, discretion;'
firmness, and approved loyalty, whose only duty
it slw.1 be administer to those who may be en
titledto rece'7ft li toe contained in the Pre
sident's Amnesty IclamaUon of May . 29th,
1865, under such instructions may 06 Prescrib.
ed in this Proclamation. The Justice3 .BnaUt at
the same time, appoint Inspectors of the elec.0118
at the various precincts in their respective Coun
ties, in accordance with the law in relation there
to, Chapter 52, Kevised Code of North Carolina.
The elections for "members .of the Convention shall
be conducted in the same manner as elections for
members of the House of Commons, in accordance
with the provisions of chapter 52, Revised Code,
90 far as said provisions may be applicable ; and
the officers appointed to hold said elections, and
to make returns thereof, shall be Jiable to the
same penalties for failure to act, or for neglect of
duty, as are prescribed in chapter 53, Revised
Code. - V; " " V ' i :
No person will be allowed to" vote who is not" a
voter qualified as prescribed by the Constitution
"nd laws of the state, in force ; immediately before
the 20th day of May, .1861; except that the pay
ment of a poll tax shall not be requirecL '
All paroled soldiers of the army and navy of the
pretended Confederate States, or of this state, and
all parojed officers of the army and nary of the
pretended Crafoderate 8taies, or of this state, un
der and including the rank of Colonel, if of the
army, and under and including the 'rank of Lieu
tenant, if of the navy, will be allowed to vote, pro-
Tided they are not included in any of the fourU en.
excluded classes of the President's Amnesty fro-"
clamation ; and, provided further,' that they are
citizens of the state in accordance with the term
prescribed in the preceding paragraph. "
No person will be allowed to rote who does not
exhibit to the Inspectors a copy of the Amnesty
Oath, as contained in the .-President's Proclama-
tion of May 29th, 1865,-8gired br mmself and cer
tlfled by atcaet 1 wo Jnstices of the Peace.
Printed copies of the amneity oath will be fur
nished to the clerks, who will distribute them to
the justices appointed to administer the bath, t The
Justices will deliver the certified copy to the person
takinghe oath, and retain the original to be trans
mitted to this dffice. T t iv 7T - : :
Justices of the peace are authorized to adminis
ter the amnesty oath to persons who may desire
to apply to the president ior pardon. ' 1
- The sheriffs of the respective Counties snail fur
nish, as soon as practicable, certificates 'of elec
tion to those persons who may have received the?
highest number of rotes as members of the Con
vention ; :arid the sheriffs shall also immediately
send to ; tho office of the Secretary of the State,1
Raleigh, a statement of the vote in their respec
tive Counties for the members aforesaid, ' and also'
a statement of the said Vote, sealed up, directed
to the President of the Convention, Raleigh, to be
laid before the Convention. - j
The members ofthe Convention thus- chosen, j
ffljwsmble iQlthe cJty5f; (Raleigh, on Monday,
the second day of October, 1865. "
l Tjie attention of Justices appoinj,edto adminls-.
vern Amnesty. Oath,-is especiaHy directed to the
rouowing fourteen excluded elassesof the Pr est
dent's Amnesty ProVlamation of May 29th, ;18652
uISrttAU who are. or shall have been. m3nilMT
11 or diplomatic officers, or otherwise, domestic, or foreign
agents of the pretended confederate government.
SecondAll who left judicial stations under the United
States to -aid the rebellion. ' -
ThirdrAM who shall have been military or naval offi-
the rank of Colonel in the army or Lieutenant in the
navy,.. C X t i,Ui4 w' . . .
Fourth AM who eft seats in the congress of the TJnf
ted States to aid the rebellion. - . -
Fifth' AXL "who regigned'or tendered resignations of
lueit wiuuugionf m me army or navy or tne United
States to evade dutv in resistinflr the rebellion. 'to 1
ISixth AU wna hare engaged In any way In the treat
lng u7herwlae than lawfully as prisoners of .iWar-persons
found in tiie United States, service, as officers, spldiers,
seamen, or in ther'fcapacitlee.
Seventh All persons-who have been or are absentees
from the United Stau? for the purpose of aiding the re-
. Eighth All military and nav? officers in the rebel ser
vice wno were eauoateay tne govrrMenfe m tne mili
tary academy at West Point, or the United States naval
k jfinth All' persons who held the pretended offices' of
governors of states In insurrection against the United
States. -v" yy.i --rr v '
Tenth A)l persons who left their homes within the ju
risdiction and protection of the United States, and pass
ed beyond the federal military lines into the so-called
confederate states for the purpose of aiding the rebellion.
Eleventh All persons who have been engaged in the
destruction of the commerce of the Umted States upon
the high seas, and. persons who have made raids into the
United States from Canada, or been engaged In destroy
ing the commerce of the United States upon the lakes
and rivers that separate the British provinces from the
United States. , 3 L- .
Twelfth All persons who, at the time when they seek
to obtain the benefits hereof by taking theocrfi herein
prescribed, are In" military;" naval or civil conilnement or
custody, or under bonds pf the civil, military 6r navkf
authorities or agents of the United States, as prisoners of
war, or persons detained for offences of any kind either
before or after conviction.
Thirteenth All persons who have voluntarily" partici
pated in said rebellion, and the estimated value of whose
taxable' proparty' is over twenty thousand dollars.
r Fourteenth All persons ho have , taken the oath of
amnesty as prescribed in the Preeident's'proclamation of
December eight, A. D., one thousand eight hundred and
sixty-three, or an oath of allegiance to the government of
the United States sine? ; the date of Said proclamation,
and who have cot henceforward kept and maintained
the earae inviolate Provided, That special ' application
may be made' to the President for pardon by any person
belonging to the excepted classes, and suoh clemency:
will be Uterally extended as may be consistent with the
facte. of the case and the peace and dignity of the United
Stitfes." , :
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Under the first exception are included all per-l
sons who have been civil or.dipiomatic officers or
agents of the pretended confederate government,
either within or without the f territorial limits of
the . United States. : ' C I j
. Under the seventh exception are included all
officers, aeents, or private citizens who have been
absent from the United States for the purpose of
aiding the rebellion. - - i
c Under the thirteenth exception are included all
who, during the rebellion,' have: hcld.auy office or
agency unaer tne state or; pretended cpnr5derate
government; or have. in any way voluntarily join
ed in the rebellion,- as for example, by entering or
marching with'armed forces hostile, to the United
States i ; by sending .or furnishing money,' pr oy fe-
sionsy or arms to persons engaged in the rebellion,-
save in cases where money or provisions were fur
nished fromjthe promptings of charity or human
ity ; by acting with assemblages, of persons, wheth
er organized or unorganized, hostile to the United
States ; or In any other way giymg Tplnntary aid,
assistance or encouragement to the rebellion 5 and
whose taxable ', property on: the 29th day of Mayj
18S5, exceeded in value the sum of twenty thou-
3 . r"' ' i
sanu uuuaxs. . , (, , , .f . '
The other exceplions af e so plain as not to re
.quire explanation. y' -
No certificate will be granted by the justices to
any person who is included within any of the
fourteen excluded classes, unless on exhibition, by
the Tjartv of his mrdon for his offence from the
w
President.--; '-, -j v
The justices appointed to adminiater the amnes
ty path, and t;o fntnislx f certificates of the some
which shall be evidence of loyaly, are especially
instructed to be visrilant and faithful. While it
will notrbe their duty tp attempt to pry into the'
hearts and consciences of men,teytwiB, nererthe-
less admonish those who may apply to taKe tne
oath, that it must betokeWand subscribed in good
faith, with an honest intention on their parttp
keep it without secret purpose or mental reserva
tion upon any occasion or at any time to commit
any act in violation of said oath ; and, they will
warn them that if the oath is not thus taken and
kept,' the pardon offered them by the President
wiU be void, and they will remain subject to trial
under the law for purjury and treason.; ' ;:
The justices, clerks and sheriffs, whose duty it
is to provide for administering the oath and to
nnndnct the elections, are enjoined to use every
pracUcable means to enable every citizen to take 1
the oath who may aesire ana oe enuueu .
And the inspectors are enjoined to inspect and ex
amine fairly and truly, to decide in every case in
accordance with the law, and with the instructions
they have received from this,office ; and to make
prompt-and correct returns of the number of
rotes and for whom cast, at their respective pre
cincts. ' L -tf ' , nr
Done at our city of Raleigh; the eighth daypf
August, one thousand eight hundred and sixty
five, and in the year of -Ithe independence of the
United States the eighty-ninthT .
WILLIAM W. HOLDEN,
BytheGorernor: Provisional Governor,
Lbwis Hxkes, Private Secretary- -.Aug.
11 .ISiWawtd.
SPECIAL NOTICES;
1 :
FrojB the army hospital the bloody battle-field
-the mansion of the rich and Immble abode of
the poor from the office and the sacred desk from
the mountain top, distant valleys and far-off U
lands of the ocean from every nook and' corner
of the civilized world is pouring in the evidence
of the astonishtng effects of DRAKE'S PLAN
TATIOr BITTERS. Thousands upon thousands
of Jetten like the following may be seen at oar
. . I owe much to you, for i rerily
beliere, the) Plantation Bitters JJ hare sared my
rvEV. W. II. WAGGONER, Madrid, N. Y.'
T ft Thou wilt send me two bottles
more of thjr PlantationrBirters. My wife has
been greatly benefited by their use. "
Thy friend, ASA CUBRIN, PhHadelphia, Pa.
- ', ' I hare been a great sufferer from
TvsTctsia- and had to a. hand nn tjreiieriJnff-
.The Plantation Bitters have cured me.
REV. J. S; CATHORN, Rochester. N. Y."
' . I have given the Tlantation Bit
ters to; hundreds, of our. disabled soldiers with
the most astonishing effect. . .
Superintendent Soldiers Home, Cincinnati, O.
: V": . . - The Plantation Bitters hare cured
me of "Lirer,. Complaint;' of, whicaI was laid
up prostrate and had to abandon my business.
, Hit .1 I H. B. KINSLEY; Cleveland; O."
' ' ."The Plantation Bitters hare cured
me oC a?: derangeinent .of the kidneys and the
urinary organs thatiias distressed merfS" years.
Itr acts like acbarni ! "C: CM00KE,
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''. Aiw BEDroan, Mass., Nov. 24, 1863.
.'. Dkir Sir? 1 have' been afflicted" niant years
with severe prostrating cramps -in my lira Da, cold
feet and hands, and a general disordered system.
tPhvsieiana and medicine failed '-to .relieve me;
iiome friendsin New Yorkwho were using Plan
tation Bitters, prevailed upon me to-trf "them. I
commenced with a imall wiae-giasBfull, after din
ner. ; Feeling better by. degrees, in a few days 1
was astonished to find the coldness and,cramps had
entirely left me,, and I could sleep the, nipht,
through, which I had not done for years.' 1 feel
like another being. My appetite and strength have
also greatly improved bj the'jise ofthe Plantation
Bittern. .; . ... -. ..
Respectfully, JUDITH RUSSELL.
P If the ladies 7 but knew .what thousands of them
are constantly relating to' us, 'we cindidly-believe
one-halt of the weakness,, prostration and distress
.experienced by I hem would vanish. James Marsh,
Eiq.jOf 150 West 14th St, N. Y. , says "he h as three
children, the first two are weak ndpuny his wife
having ben unable to nurse and attend them, but
that she has ; taken Plantation Ditters for the last
two years and has a child nw eighteenJmonihs.
6idf wiicfci he h as nursed and r tared Jieraelf, and
both re hearty,1 saucy and ..welL The article is
inrsluabte to mothers," etc. 4 r i'
Such evidence might be continued for a volume.
The best evidence is to try them,'- The? speak for
themselves. ,i Personszpf sedentary habits troubled
with weakness,; lassitude, pilpitation.of the.heart,
lack of appetite, dis tress after eating, torpid liver,
constipation; diabetes, etc., will find speedy relief
through thW-BiflersV 1 e ';..
Any person refilling bttlles, or offering to sell
PijAifTJiiiONi BrtTsai in bulk by thecal Ion, or in
any manner,1 excepr as above, iS'a swindler and im
poster, with- whom we shall deal as the law directs.
Sold r by all respectable dealers throughout the
habitable globe. :-' : : '' . ' -L ,1
P. H. DRAKE & fO., iirewYpr!i
ilay';3isl; j'.V , l,.y,v ,u.-,:;;77-eod(m
M I S C E L L A N EOUS .
RECEIVED
TYi late arrivals from New : York, as follows,
. J3 which we offer to the, trade at low. prices for
ash or produce, would call the attention of conn
try. dealers to our desirable stock ; v . ,
200 barrels" Flour, all grades,
IOO: l do. 1 Pork,
, ,.50 . .do Mess Beef,
no: 10 ju dQi .Dried.Beet; .
20 do Sugars,
r- -' 1 10 do i Roasted Coffee, .1
i ;i : 10 bags Rio Coflee, C r
- - r;." 50 kegs Nails, v
5 bales Gunny, Cloth,
10 coils Kentucky Rope, ; .
50 1 earns Wrapping Paper,
; j 10; sets) Waggon Harness,' i-X.
. 40 boxes Herring,
20' half bbls.1 No. 2 Mackerel.
7 bbls. Bourbon and Wheat Whiskey, " V
' ; 25 cases Bourbon Whiskey, ,.
'; -' 5 cases Schnapps, . -'
10 barrels Syrup,. i : '
50,000 Cigars, assorted brands,
40 boxes Brown Soap,- '
SO boxes White and Castile Soap, ,
. .40 boxes Adamantine Candles, f...... , ,
. 50' dozen genuine ; Whittemore Cotton 7 and
, Wool Cards, --v :
,12 cases assorted Pickles, - - -
. 1: Soda and Butter1 Crackers, :
Sardines,"Xobsters, Black and Greene Teas,
' i Candies, Matches, Ginger, Cloves, :
Ground and Grain Pepper, Nutmegs;
?r.ft.
Mustard, Bi Carb. Soda, Cream' Tarter,
cayenne repper, naig.juauuer, , -
'Starch, Copperas; Sal Soda, '- ' , ; :
Essence Coffee, Blacking, Blueing, '
'-' "Palls', Tubs, Measures, Sieves,,
Table and Pocket Cutlery, Spoons, -' "
vlKace'ChainsComns11 Axes, ' - '
fUi Shovels and, Spades, Planters Cast Steel Hoes,
Mm Saw Fries, - :
2000 lbs. Rice in barrels, , i '. r"j: ' .
For sale br -" -
SHCKELFORD, HAAS & CO.,
- f 32 North Water street. :
.hi 1 near the Rock Spring.
40 HflDS, MOLASSES,
BARRELS MOLASSES.
70
j For sale by
HORACE M. BARRY,.
on the wharf, foot Chesnut street.
Aug. 14Uvi.v:;i:;.i vA'-? ' :- ' '
W., C. & R. R-R.
Office W., C. & R. R. Road Co., f.
i Wilmington, N. C Aug. 11th,. 1865. )
RECEIPTS in duplicate, must accompany all
freights delivered at this depot for transpor
tation, and no Treisrnt will oe aenverea irom ine
depot, except upon the written order or receipt of
the consignee. 1 All good and packages must be
distinctly marKea, lreignts to oe , prepaia, invaria-
My- t . . : -
JL 1. AJL.JLIiltMAJi, Ageni.
Aug. 12th ' 139-lw '
JUST RECEIVED
TjER
Steamer Gen. "Sedgwick," superior Kye
JTr Whisky, Sugar Cured
srar Cured liami
Duns, E. p. and State
Cheese. For sale by
i No. 10 South Front street
Aug. 11th
r.liJCLLArJCOUG.
WCODWARE,
X7 ILLQ W TVare,
IT Glass Ware, at
Tin .Ware, Crockery and
Z. FREXCII A COS..
No. 10 South Front street. ,
Aug. 2d
WUITTEHORE COnO.V CARDS.
DOZEN No, 10, at manufacturers prices. -JJ
Just received and for sale by
a' - . SHACKELFORD, 1LVAS A CO.
Aug. 3d ; 130-Ita
SPIRITS TUBPEXTIXE CASKS.
HOOP Iron and Rivets, Glue, Nails, Vetictlat
Red, Coopers Tools, aud other article need-
ed by timber getters, turpentine distillers or ma-
Jters. or sale hy 1 L.
A. H. TANBOKKELEN,
S6 North Water street.
Aug. 5th ; -.rsiirui U A f; .; ; j 133-lm
I AM now prepared to fill all order s for paint
ins; the fences around the different lots in Oak-
dale Cemetery.
The most of the fences have not been painted
since me war, ana are now needing paint.
! TIMOTHY DON LIN,
) Superintendent.
Aug. 16th ' i ' 143-lw
0TUE.
IT is requested that parties having posscssioni of
any Chairs, Benches, or other urobertr taken
from the Town Hall and Theatre, or knowinjr of
iue wncreaDouis 01, inesame, win clvc In forma-
uon 10 me unaersignea as soon as possible.
WMi 8. ANDERSON, )n. , :
. JNO. G. BAUMAN. J Committee.
Aug. 16th ; ' ... - . .f , 142-St
TO THE JUSTICES OF SEW nAX-
IN accordance with the proclamation of His Ex
cellency, W. W. Uolden, .Provisional Gover
nor of North Carolina, dated 8th AueustJ 186JL
the Justites of the Peace of New 1atiover CouMj
are uereuy uunueu loassemoieac tne court House
m the Town of AVilmington,' on Tuesdav. 22d
inst., at 10 o'clock, A. M.
teste, KOBT. B. WOOD, Jb.,
1 triers v,o. court.
Aug. 15th - ''" 141-td
DRAKE'S
PLANTATM;,,
BITTERS.
200 ASES receiyed on consfgttiaent from
P. H. DRAKE & CO.
New York.
For sale at lowest cash prices, by
Horace m. Barry,
on jthe wharf, foot of Chestnut st.
Aug. 12th. L , t 139
C0XC0RD: FEMALE COLLEGE.
HPHE exercises of tUis Institution, which has
JL been unusually prosperous this year, will be
resumed on Monday, September 4th. Prices ol
Board and Tuition will conforxtfto the changed
condition of the Currency and of the country , .
, On account of thoeikMiui- financial embarrass
ment, the most liberal indulgence possible will be
extended to patrons. For further information,
address, "II
J. M. M. CALDWELL,' President,
! . . SUtesvUle, N.! C.
July 81st I -,-. - -, , 128-lm
TO OCR FRIENDS.
QUR friends aire respectfully informed that we
. are not at this time interested or "concerned
with any firm novv $$T:. tUiiuess in the city of
VilniiU)n, all pretence or - protestations to the
contrary notwithstanding. No merchant np in
Wilmington h'aa now, or will ever bave the rirht
to trade on our name or credit. . .The friendii of
our firm are respectfully- informed that we' w?U
open a stock in time for the fall , trade, when we
will be glad to meet them. -5 J -l! J-' - -
.. HEDRICK fe, RYAN.
Aug.l2th i ' 139-lw
ATTENTION!
PARTIES visiting either of our establishments,
can depend upon the utmost attention being
paid them by the employees of the different de
partments, j '
GEO. Z. FRENCH & CO.,
A '-I 'i NopIO,' South Front street.
Aug. 14th - , V: .. ..., '
"RICHARD IS IimSELP AGAIN."
PATTENIS Bakery has just received a large
supply of everything necessary in the bakery
line. Bj:eadT Cakes, -Pies, and in fewt everything
for sale in' the greatest quantities, and as reasona
bly as it can be found elsewhere in the city.
Wedding or Other parties furnished "with all things
desirable and in the most 'approved manner, at 44
Market street old stand. v ; "
; " WM. PATTEN.
Aug. 14tb ; : ; : . 140
RARE ! OPPORTUNITY
F
OR sale,-the House and Lot known as the
GLOBE SALOON situated at Xo. 1 Granite
Row. Front street, about 25 feet front, by 90 feet
in depth, ' All fitted u1 in first class style, and I
just the place lor the hnest Bar, Billiard Kooin
ana nesiaurm; m we cuy vi umingiun. jinquire
on the premises ? --;?.ro , 1
. Wilmington, N. CM Aug. 14th , 140-lw
' Riehmorid',rimes,- Newbern Times and Char
lotte, democrat, copy each other day for one week,
and send bills to this office. ; , r
ROLTING CLOTHS,
a . JACOB B. HITTER,
No, 33 North. JFront stn
Philadelphia, Pa.
115-32t
July 15th
ORANGES MD LEHOXS. :
TUST received by 8teamcr XfenL f.Sedgwlck,M
' and for sale low by
'. GEO. Z. FRENCH CO ;
? J 4ii " fjNoi 10 South Front street.
Aug. 11th, l, :.. -5 -$ ;
CLOSING OUT' AT COST.
OUR entire stockf of Boots, Shoes, Hats and
Caps, whifb, consists of a well selected stock.
V i UlJO. Z- JfKxINUll & CUt, f -
No. 10, South Front street.
Aug. 14th
EER Steamer Geru ttSedgwick' and for sale at
i greatly reduced prices, -S&bbls. Crushed. Cof
fee and Granulated Sugars, by ". , ,
. -k. U. lu JbJiKNCU A CO.,
' C'. No. 10 South Front street.
Aug. 11.. - r. i -o'Tt-v
AVII1TE PINE LUMBER. , '
OA AAA FEET for sale by
0J)J)' ' HORACE M. BARRY, , .
t . on the wharf, foot Chesnut street
. 'Aug.UA . '.
CHIPPING
Eouriavionii.
rpnE first class Steamship
itn rr.'
tL -K.rf f.Mi- hctuut treot.
Aug. lTlh
Foil skw Yoniier::;
'T'nE A. a SteaimhlpEUTERPE. Eukic rn -X
ter, will sail as above on Saturday, the i-nu
inL, at 0 o'clock, A. M.
For freight or psage, aprly to - .
Aug. l?th
SEW LIXE OF SCUCOXERS.
PIEUSO.t & COLlI5S,:
JJEGULAR Une of Oippcr Built Schooners
between New York and Wihnlngton.. ;
Mr. John J.Vpoisson will pire his attention to
the above line, and any .cuLnlr?l."
with him will be satisfactory to the Agents.
For freight or pjoesage, appl y to
BRADLEY A WO EHLER, AgwU.
No. 10 North Water street.
Aug. 10th . "'.."'.'; ;!-137-lm
FOR XEW YORK ,
THE Atlantic Coast Mail Steam
Ships .
CAPTAIN ELRIDGE,
Lou s a ?i o o 11 e;,
$ CAPTAIN LESTfcH,
-. . . t...ii
will form a weekly line, sailing every
Saturday from this port, for New York.
For freight or, passage, apply to
HARRISS &JI0WELL. K
June 7th . :! v-. !-: . . ,.' '61
TO
V...
AND. FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.
fflWO large close Carriages.
Apply to
I V. JL. KUttiiL,LH or
RUSSE
. A. A. iiartnci(L
Aug. 17th ' ..; 143-1 w
,F0R RE.VT.
XTROM 1st October next, the larro House con-
- a '
JJ taining 12 rooms, situated on i rout, between
Mulberry and Walnut etrccts. , ;
J). L. RUSSELL, or
A. A. HarUfloKL'
Aug. 17th . 14:J-lw ,
. FOR SALE.
TnE fine Two Story. Dwelling noose on Third
street, three lots below Nunn street, receutlr
occupied by Jas. Shackelford, Etq. The liouao-
is nearly new and ell nttcd with out buildlnc.
and witt btf gold with "vacant lot adjoin lne'. frivlnir '
a width of 133 feet by 165. -
Also, the lot . known as the ' Wells Lot" at N.
W. corner of Seventh and Market street, runnimr
through to Princess street, jwith a width of 155
KIDDER &. MARTIN.
Aug. 17th : , "io nij r.oUZt :
1 TO RET.
plIE Store oh the southside of Market street.
m ti l vrviik vivujwiu WJ r r?vT isa
Store adjoining the same on the east; the Store on
the northside of Mirkt street, formerly occupied
by A. A. Hartsnuldrthe large store on the corner
of Front and Princess street, at present occupied
by Mr. Porter, and 'several Stores south thereof
on-Princess Street,'-, for twelve ''months from th
1st of October next, i
; , .. i?i,.D. B. BAKER.
i Aug. ICth . ; r ; - .- ; 143-1 w
fqr'saie; '
ANEW. Wooden' Building; to be removed from
the place it occupies, r
ALSO, TO RENT.
The large Brick House on the corner of Market
and Third streets, "nearly opposite St. James
Church. Apply to . . .
3IRS. C. G. KENNEDY, or
r A. L. Deltosset.
Aug.lCth .11; ,.iiv.' 142-3t
1011 UL.i.
FROM the 1st. October next, a desirable Offlcs.
V 1 ' Enquire of " ' "
GEO. t. FRENCH & CO..
''' ' No.'lO South Front et.
Aug; 2d
FOR SALE.,
A O A CASKS Rockland Lime,
fxJ J oolhv Rope, - . '
5 bales Gunny Cloth,
u--'Q bales prime Eastern Hay.
.x tscuc. ueo. w. woncs irom i5oton. Apply
JIARRISS A HOWELL.
Aug. 8 th ! , . 135-
Anlr to
FOR S 4 IV
395
BBLS. prime No. 1 Heninir.
200 boxes Herrinr, . : ' -
iouu busneis salt,
100 boxes French Stcarino Candles, '
lbs. each,
, 89 boxes Cotton Cards,
1 cask Mason's Blacking, J
Cask; Writing Ink,-;,? '
1 dozen Hatchets. ..
Ex Br. Schr. 8usan from Ilalllax, N. S. '
Apply to HARR1SS fc HOWELL.
Aug. oth .-'' vj 'i v. . t 135
MISCELLANEOUS.
1 PURLICSPEAKIXG.
DANIEL L. RUSSELL, fia the Conservative
candidate for Convention, will address the
citizens 'of Brunswick connty. at! the following
times and places : f4 1 "
'c- Lockwood's Folly, Wednesday, Wth "Aignst.
- - SmithviUe, Thursday, 31st-. -- ,
Town Creek, Friday, 1st September.
Aug. 12th" - r - 130-1 w
DISSOPUTIOS 'OF C0-PARTNER-.
:' ' 1S11IP.
THE co-partnemp heretofore existing under
the firm of CUTTER dc .FRENCH, li this
day dissolved bT mutual trouacnt. Mr. Geo. Z.
French is authorized to . settle all business of tho
late firm, - . .-
; ; ' WM. B. CUTTER,
. ' ' ' GEO. Z. FRENC1L
Wilmington, N. July 26, 1SC5. ' , ,
CO-PARTNERSlIIP NOTICE.
InAVE this day associated with me as partner
in my business In North Carolina, my brother.
FRED K F. -.FRENCH. The firm to be GEO. Z.
FRENCH & CO. .
V - GEO. Z. FRENCH.
Wilmington, N. C, July 20, 18C5 125
STARIiilGiiil'ii,-. :
wm soil for Newrork na.ty mom"?, ", 'r" , :"
For balance or ' freight sad passage, bavin supc
rkr passenstT accoBiroodation, YVS j.
A i