I
TIIIMAILY DISPATCH
Mihed aHj (Sundays excepted,) at VTH-
nl,i::,. yj - -
TKKM3 OI 8L-B3CKIPTIOX :
: tlO 00
soo
J s oo
........... 100
t nr. . -
nth -
Tliri-c month
u subscriptions payabls strictly In ad-
.'-r-Office' No. 41'Market street, opposlts CItj
Hotel.
LINES OF TRAVEL,
it 1 1. H I NCITON, CHARLOTTE AND
KI TIIEKFORD RAIL ROAD.
c b WiL, Char- & Rcth. R. R. C
LavkJnbcxo, October 18th, 1SC5.
.., mid aflcr londay, the 22d lust., a Passsuger
i4J w ill run over this road as follows :
Schedule. -I
j. Train. f Down Train.
.i.v. Thursday and' Monday, Friday and
kk'.urday. ; Wednesday.
r.;t, Leave.
S.UUA. M.Sand Hill.... 7.00 A. M.
v . ?iJe W.00
.Lanrinburg.. .8.10
Shoe Heel.... 8.33
Red Banks... 8.33
jMoss Neck...V.25
' Lumber-ton . . 10.03
!Biadenboro 10.56"
k .rtii West.. 9.40
JTTtrlvilk-.r7Tl0.2l
j;..-"tndAle....ll.O .
Krun Marshll.38
-id.-uoro.12.10 P.
I uai'" rtoii.. .1.08
Neck... 1.40
.J' Kink...2.10
4
W
t
t
M.
Brown MarshlLtf
IRoIndla-ll 57
4
lMarlville....l2.41P. M.
! North West .,1.24 "
j Riverside. 2.00 "
Arrive at
tWIlmlmrton..3.00 "
M.,,. lheI...-2-lO
-'int.iirtr ..3.04
!! Hill 4.00
ft
I
No good will be taken by the above train, ex-
j -t at the option of the company, and then,
I. Jil.Ic the usual rate will be Charged.
A Freight Train will be run, making two trips
. li week, leaving Sand Hill Monday and Thurs
iliv. Wilmington Wednesday and Saturday. Up
fr.:f:htf by this Train must be delivered at the
war house by 11 o'clock A. M., on Friday, and
i.v Minuet on Monday evening.
M aU furnished on board the Boat connecting
with the Trains.- Breakfast on day of departure
from Wilmington, and, Dinner on day of arrival
.,i Wilmington. f WM. IL ALLEN,
Master of Transportation,
ml ' 16-tf
U ILJIINCTON A MANCHESTER R. R.
nrricE Gbn. Scpt. Wil. A Max. R. Road, J
Wii minoton, N. C, August 26th, 18C5.
X AND AFTER SUNDAY, AUGUST 27TII,
V daily trains for paKacrg''- and freight, will
run over the Wilmington Manchester Rail
r?vil as. follows:
Leave Wilmington daily at .6.00 A. M
Kinesviile V ...7.35P.M. .
Arrn e at Wilmington daily at 3.05 P. M.
Kingnville 1.25 A. M.
These trains jconnect with trains on North
Eastern Rail ROad for Charleston, the Chcraw A
(hirliutrton Railroad -and Wilmington fc Weldon
Kail road. There is daily stage communication
u tvrecn Kingsvllle and Columbia, S. C, connec
ting with these trains. There is also a Hue of
tutfu between Camden and Sumter (on Wil. and
Man. Railroad.)! The boat connecting with theae
I nuns haves and arrives at Wil. A Weldon Rail
road wharf. Tlie freight office of the Company
will bo at A. 11. Vanbokkelcn's wharf, on the
premises recently occupied by A. K. Hall, and by
uteamer North Carolina in running to Faycttcville.
AH freight will be received and delivered at this
Hint. Passenger business i done from Wilihing
'lon A Weldon Railroad wharf, and freight business
i rroui abovu whan.
j - HENRY M. DRANE, Supt.
j .ct 0 1-tf
!' WILMINCJTON AND WELDON R. R."
Wilmington
It Wbldos R. R. Compact,
Wilmington", Aug. 2V, 1565. j
Paienger Trains Schedule.
"ROM THIS t.TE TRAINS ON THIS ROAD
will run jus follows:
l.eae Wiliiiiii4rtonat 4.00 P. M.
Arrive at Weldon at 8.00 A. M.
I.eavc Weldonjab .2L00 P. M.
Arrive at Wilmington at ....5. 40 A M.
ConneetiHg at; Weldon both ways with trains to
and from Petersburg, by Gaston Ferry, and on
direct to Norfolk and Washington ; connects at
ioldboro' witty trains to Raleigh and Newbern.
A1m connects at Wilmington with the Wilming
ton & Maueheti-r Railroad south to Charleston,
t'oluinbia, Atlantti, Savannah, 3Iontgomery, c
S. I lliEMONT, Engineer and Supt.
t 9
1-tf
IIoiv to Uct loFnycttcvillo ! !
rK!'E undesigned ha established a regular lino
1 of Stages between
rAYETTKILLE AND WARSAW,
On the WeMon Railroad, conmcting with the
truinH at the luller place North and South.
LEADING FAYETTEVlLLE
Mondays, Wediicsd.H s, and Fridays at 6 A. M.,
uniting at Warsaw at ti P. M., of the same day.
LEAVING WARSAW
At 6 A. M., Tmjsdays, Thursda and Saturdays,
arriving at Kaye;ttcville, at 6 P. M.t of the same
da v. : I
Persons travelling North or South will find it
greatly to their advantage to take this line as it is
the most expeditious, pleasant and desirable
.v-te estaliUhOd.
EXPRESS PACKAGES not exceeding FIFTY
POUNDS, will klso be carried either way and de
livered prompt Iv at smaH rates.
f II. W. BAKER, Proprietor.
oct 13 ' V-tf
. FOR NEW YORK.
C O M M II C I A L LINE.
i
T
IIIE A. 1 STEAMSHIPS FAIR-
da.ij, vjrr. iilntbk, ana
a a i m . r
W. P. CLYDE. Capt. Robbiws. ZP1lt
will form a weekly line between
Wilmington. North Carolina and New York, cas
ing every THURSDAY.
I For freight o passage, having superior accom
modation! for passengers, apply to
BRADLEY k WOEHLER.
Agents, North Water street, between Cheenut
and Mulberry, Wilmington.
. C. H. PIERSON,
77 South street, New York.
oct 9 I I -Sin
L. A. I1AKT. 1
w.
JOHN C BAILS T.
ILMINGTON
Iron and Copper Works.
HART A BAILEY. Proprietors.
1? Front Below Market street, Wil
mington, N. C.
HAVING resumed oie ration, we are now pre
pared to furnish BRASS AND IRON CAST
INGS, finished Imd uhifinished. New machinery
mada and put up; old machinery overhauled.
All kind of patterns, ornamental and architec
tural. Will supply drafts of all kinds of machi
nery, and will work generally. ,
Turpentine and Whisker Stills,
And COPPER iORK in all its branches.
A full supply of Belting, Packing, Hose, Steam
and Water PipU and fittings. Machine bolts, nuU
and rivets, and Sail other articles generally found
in a machine siipplv store. t
oct vj lO-lia
THE WILMINGTON UNDERTAKER
IS always prepared to furnish Coffins, Cases and
a Hcar at all hour.
Call on
C. II.
JENKINS A CO.,
Undertakers,
Prinees. trwct, between Front and Water.
N. B. DUini
1 hvVi-p-n y I k J. J I T,T"i w-'rrf
ennents promptly attended to.
13-lm
rnillTm tii a W 'ThJicm a mnirn
mmm wmuj i mob ir mi :jm; ,
VOL.:jI. WILMINGTON, N. O., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER
DIRECTORY.
COMMMISSION HOUSES.
A. II. VAN BOKKELEN,
COMMISSION & FORWARDING MERCHANT.
411 XOBTH WATSR STBKET,
HALL'S AND NUTT8 WHARVES,
Wilminston, N. C.
Consignments' of cotton, naval
STORES - and other Southern produce, for
ale or shipment will receive prompt personal at
tention., Merchandise and other articles forwarded to any
point desired. Orders for the purchase of Merchandise-and
consignments of same, for sale so
licited. nov 1 21-ly
A. SOUTHERLAND,
COMMISSION 31 E H C II A N T ,
l
Wilmington, N. C.
Particular attention paid to the sole of Cotton,
Naval Stores and Country Produce generally.
AH orders for merchandise filled at the lowest
market rates. &c.i
nov 3 ' 23-lm
ATKINSON & SHEPPERSON,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MER
CHANTS AND INSURANCE AGENTS, '
Princess street, next door Yo Water, Wil-
mington, NC. '
THEY represent the following popular and re
liable Companies : J ,
The Security Fire and Marine Insurance Com
pany, New York.!
The Equitable Lire Assurance Company of the
United SUtcs, New York.
The rabody lire Insurance Company, Balti
more, . i
The Maryland Life Insurance Company, Balti
more. .
Risks taken
at
he lowest rates.
oct 11
3-Cru
JAMES A. WILLARD,
COMMISSION 31 E R C II A N T ,
Wilmington, N. C.
octS
1-tf
E. A. KEITH,
COM3IISSION MERCHANT,
No. 5 SorTH Water street,
Wilmington, N. C.
oct 9
1-tf
SHACKELFORD, HAAS &c CO.,
No. 31 & 32 North Water street,
Wilmington, N. C,
Asd 159 Front street, New York,
BUY AND SELL ON COMMISSION, Naval
Stores, Cotton, Lumber and all Southern
Fabrics. Also all classes of both Foreign and
Domestic Goods. Also keep on hand at Wilming
ton, a Urge stock of FAMILY GliOCERIES, at
wholesale. And agents in the United States for
John Whittemore"' Cotton Cards.
oct 9 My
ALFRED MARTIN,
COMMISSION & FORWARDING MERCHANT,
. .No. 5 South Water street,
Wilmington, N. C.
oct 9
1-Gui
MURRAY & MURCIIISON,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND WHOLE
SALE DEALERS, j
Wilmington, N. C.
PARTICULAR attention paid to the sale of
Cotton, Naval Store and Country Produce
generally.
All orders fur Groceries, Produce, fcc, tilled at
the lowest market rates.
E. MURRAY ' K. M. MURCIIISON,
D. R. MURCIIISON, J. T. MURRAY,
Wilmington. New York.
oct 9 . . 1-tf
. M. McINNIS,
COJIMISSION 31 E R C II ANT,
No. 10 North Water street, -
Wilmington, N. C.
Consignment and orders olicUed.
Oct 9 l Cm
D. O. WORTH. X. DANIEL.
WORTH A DANIEL,
COMMISSION & FORWARDING 3IERCHANTS
Brvm's Wharni, (T. C. fc B. G. lYorth'sold.
ttand) South Water street,
Wilmington, N. C.
WILL give strict personal attention to sale or
shipment of Cotton, Naval Stores , and
general produce Also, to receiving and for
warding Goods. Dealers in Bagging, Rope,
Twine, Lime, Plaster, Cement, Hair, Salt, Coal,
Ac, Jfcc. t
Azents for Steamer A. P. Hurt.
oct V
l-3m
GEO. HARRISS. W. W. HARR1PS, A. J. HOWELL.
iHARRISS A HOWELL,
C03I3IISSION MERCHANTS,
And Agents, for A. C. Line of New York
Steamers,
WILMINGTON, N C.
oct 9 ! .- My
DAVID C. BRADLET. CHRISTIAN WOEHLEK.
DRADLEY A WOEHLER,
GROCERS AND COMMISSION MERCILVNTS,
North Watbr street, between Cuesnut and j
f Mulberry, . j
Wilmington, N. C. (
Liberal advance made on consign aieut.
Arents for Steamships " Fairbanks" and
W. P. Clyde."
oct 9 . l-3m
HORACE M. BARRY,
' Water street, Wilmington, N. C,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT ;
A?:o ;
Wholesale Dealer in Groceries and Pro-j
visions. 1 ;
LIBERAL cash advances made on consignments i
to ARTHUR LEARY, New York. j
Agent for the Steamships Starlight and j
Commander. 1
oct 9 My
A. E. HALL,
FORWARDING COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. 22 North Watek Street,
Wilmington, N. C.
PERSONAL attention given to1 consignments
of all kinds of produce, either for sale or
shipment,
octtf
1-Cm
NORTH CAROLINA COMMISSION HOUSE.
ANDREWS & BARDIN,
Wilminrton. N. C.
riIIE undersigned have established a eomrais-
I sion snd forwarding honsc in Wilmington, j
and offer their services for the sale of Cotton, J ;
Naval Stores, Sheetings, Cotton, xarns, iooacco.
Bacon, Flour, etc., etc., and to purchase for mer
chaiits or others any goods sold in this market. ;
Consignments ana orders respecnuny soucucu.
W. S. Q. An-drbws, Bknv. H. Barijix,
of Goldsboro'. Lowell Cotton 3Iilb, . C.
Office No.5 South Water street, up stairs.
oct 9 l-m
iO. . RCSSBIX. CHAS. S. ELLIS.
RUSSELL & ELLIS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Wilmington, N. C.
oct 9 1-Zm
COMMISSION nousEs.
1. T. rETTTWAT. &OGXB KOOU.
PETTEWAY & MOORE,
C O M 31 1 SS I ON MERCHANTS,
Wilmington, N. C.
PROMPT personal attention given to tha
LUMBER, and other produce.
Orders solicited for Merchandise.
Office in the Flanner Buildings, North Water
street, near the W. fe W. R. R. Depot.
nov 9 88-lm
WALTER II. MCHAE. B. H. OCBOAJTVS.
McRAE & GUR6ANU8,
(Successors to W. R. Utley,)
C03IMISSION MERCHANTS,
Wilmington. N. C.
nov 1 tl-ly
MV xLTEIt II. McRAE, -
(SL'CCESSOK TO W1C. R. OUT,)
C 0" 3 f M I S S I O N MERCHANT,
! Wilmington, N. C.
oct 27
17-tf
w
A. WILLIAMS, JSO. V. WILLIAMS.
W. A. WILLIAMS & SON,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING
MERCHANTS,
"VTTTLL GIVE PERSONAL AND PROMPT
W attention to the sale and shipment of Cot
ton, Naval Stores and other produce.
Liberal advances made on consignments.
-Office No. 7 South Water Street.ff1
oct 27 17-ly
ALEXANDER SPRUNT,
CO 31 31 1 SSI ON 31 E R C II A NT,
.South Water Street, Office formerly Occupied &y f
Salt Cotnmissioner,
Wilmington, N. C,
SELLS OR SIHPS COTTON, NAVAL STORES
and Country Produce.. Buys Goods ordered
from the Country.
Will carefully attend to all business sntrusted
to him.
oct 14 C-3m.
a. a.
MOKFITT. A. S. MCNEILL. W. X. MOFFITT.
MOFFITT, McNEILL A CO.,
GENERAL C03I3nSSION 3IERCHANTS,
No. 4 South Water strebt,
Wilmington, N. C
WILL give prompt personal attention to the
sale or shipment of Cotton, Naval 8tores.
General Produce, fcc, &c. Also to receiving and
forwarding goods.
Orders solicited and promptly filled,
oet t 1-tJl
COX, KENDALL A CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS
and
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 23 North Watfer street,
Wilmington, N. C.
Y3ROMPT ATTENTION PAID TO COTTON,
.1
Naval Stores, &c.
oct 19
10-3m
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, Ac.
J. li. OKKELL. X. C. LBWIS.
ORRELL A LEWIS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DBALBRS M
(iROCERIES, PROVISIONS, fec.
No. 8 Market street, Wilmington, N. C.
THEY keep constantly on hand every article
necessary for family supplies: have a good
stock always on hand and are constantly receiving
fresh supplies per steamers. They respectfully
solicit the patronage of their friends and the pub
lic generallv.
oet 19 " . 10-3m
FOR CASH EXCLUSIVELY!
GEORGE MYERS,
Nos. 1 1 & 13 Front St., Wilmington, N..C.
importer and wholesale ad rbtail
J DEALER in
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, TEAS, COF
FEE AND SUGARS, DOMESTIC AND FOR
EIGN WINES, LIQUORS AND SEGARS, ;
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE, Ac.
oeV9 1-tf
GEO. Z. FRENCH A CO.,
(SUCCESSORS TO' CUTTER A FRENCH,)
No. 10 South Front st., Wilmington, N. C,
DEALERS IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS,
Wines, Liquors, (Jigari;, Wood and Willow
Ware, Tinware, Crockery and Glass Ware.
Cotton and Naval Storcs bought or received on
consignment.
oet 9 l-2m 1
W. V. B. SMITH. . JNO. H. STRAUSS.
SMITH A -STRAUSS,
Corner 2d and Market Streets, under City
Hotel,
' WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DBALBRS VS
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, &c, Ac.
A GOOD supply always on band, and con-
stantly receiving.
oet 9
l-6m
RUNGE & K ORDLAJfDE R ,
No. 2 Socth Front 1
Wilmington, N. C.-T .
DEALERS IN
GROCERIES, PORTER. ALE, LAGER BBBR,
WINES, LIQUORS, dc, dc, f.
; AND MANUFACTURERS OF"
! Ginger Pop, Sarsaparilla & Lemon Soda.
ORDERS from the country, accompanied with
the cash, promptly attended to. ,
families supplied at snort notice.
oct 9
1-Sin
, DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.
DRUGGIST AND CHEMIST,
dealer ix
Select Medicines, English mud
Drugs,
German Chemicals,
FANCY ARTICLES, PERFUMERY, SEEDS,
711 TENT MEDICINES OF ALL KINDS,
37 Market strert, IrOji Froxt Srosa,
Wilmington, N. C.
-V- 2i Prescriptions carefully compounded.
ERSONS wishing medicines at night will call
on Mr. Shaffer, one door west of journal
offieel .
oct U
l-6m
ENGINEERS.
W. H. JAMES. J. IISTBBOW5.
JAMES At BROWN,
CIVIL ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS.
ARE prepared to make Land Surreys and iur
nish elegant Plans of . the same at short
notice.. Other Engineer work solicited. .
I Office one Door West of Journal Duila
i ing, Princess Street.
' Sit io a-tJi
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, Ac.
i
james Mccormick,
MERCHANT T A I LO R , '
Uarket Street, Wilmington, N. C,
, ,. WHOTKtAT A5D BETAIL PKAJJBB 15
CLOTHS, CASIMERES AND VESTINGS ;
GnU'and Roys Ready made Clothing;
FURNISHING GOODS ;
" TAILORS' miJTMIXGS, v, fc. ,
oetP j ' - 1-ly
S. BEAR' & DRO., -
No. 18 South Market street, - ':
Wilmington, N. CV,;'X', : J f !
WHOLESALE and retail dealers r:in every
description of Dry Goods, Readv-made
Clothing, Hats, paps, Boots and 8hoes. " i -Liberal
inducements offered to both city and
country trade, j
cct . ; : 1-tf
AUCTIONEERS, AGENTS, Ac.
-r
WIXJDM MORRIS. MICHAEL CKONLT.
CRONLY A MORRIS ,
AUCTIONEERS AND GENERAL AGENTS,
Wilmington, N. C.
STOCKS, REA1. ESTATE and all description
of merchandise bought and sold on commis
sion. I
Our personal attention eivcu to any busin&s
nt rusted to our jcharge.
From our loni experience in the business, wc
ieel warranted ihreferring to the public generally.
oct w i- i-u
DUpLEY & DRO.,
INSU R'jA N C E AGENT S
No. 5i ol'th Water Street,
Wilmington, N. C.
ot 9 I l-3m
HOTELS, SALOONS, Ac.
i
j :
CITY HOTEL.
THE undersigned take pleasure in announcing
to theirtfreinds and the public generally that
they have, after great exertions and expense, re
furnished and opened the CITY HOTEL, for the
reception and aepommodation of the travelling
public. FREDERICK & SHEMWELL,
j Proprietors.
"S. FREDERICK. J I. SHEMWELL."
oct 9 j. " lfm
BAILEY'S STAR HOTEL,
FRONT STREET, WILMINGTON, N. C.
JAMES II. BAILEY, Proprietor. :
HOUSE OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION OF
guests at allj hours of the day and night. '
No pains will bfc spared to make the guests of
the house comfortable in every respect.
The table is supplied with every luxury the
market affords.
A first class restaurant is attached to the house,
where the public will be furnished with icecream
or oysters in theiri seasons, wines, choice liqudrs,
etc. h .
oct 10 T r - 3-tt
1
PROFESSIONAL.
TIIOS.B. CARR, M. D.,
" DENTIST.
O flies and Residence No. 35 Market Street,
' next to JJVillis' Drug Store.
A LARGE STOCK OF ARTIFICIAL TEETH
for sale to tjie Profession at a small advance
on Philadelphia prices,
oct 9 I l-3m
alfred m. waddell,
attorney at law;
Office on Market between 2nd & 3d Streets,
Wilmington, N. C.
octt)
1-Om
iULItjS W. WRIGHT j
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Office on Princess Street opposite Court
House, Wilmington, N. C.
oet 0
l-3m
JOHN A. BAKER, ;
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Wi
mington, N. C.
oct 0
1-tf !
BARBERS.
EDWARD REID,
W
HO served! his time under Allen Evans,
respectfully invites the citizens of Wil-
minsrton to trivc ,ihim a call, where they can be
waited on by thejbest BARBERS the country chu
afford. Saloon in the rear of the City Hotel
oct IS v 5-tf
MISCELLANEOUS.
8Li EIGHT Or M.MUZ,M.VG.
' . i i-. I,
!
New York Spirit Casks.
BEING AGENT FOR ABOVE FIRM, I WILLI
Furnish st j Wilmington, N. C.,' SPIRIT
CASKS of their well known make, in quanti
ties as desired, as cheap as they can be imported.,
Spirits Turpentine put up in Casks of their
mill uuiluiiu ii-i.ii h price.
A. H.
VAN BOKKELEN
No. 41 i North Water st
reet.i
nor 6
25-tf
W.II. S3IITII,
C o m m i s s i o n M e r c Ii
H i !
j
FAYETTEVlLLE, N. C.
oct 21
Harrv AVebb,
IJII'ORTR AND DEALER IS
JLMQUORS IW.yES.
Tkm only Foreign Importer in the State
of North Carolina.
Samples can be obtained from the bonded ware-
boost, Wilmington, N. C. : I 1
Apply tof ' ' - " r' ' 'J "
, U 1L H JiBB,
;
No. 20 Market street
oct 19
0-lm
ANDERSON,
T h e II a s s a s e 31 a 11 ,
RESPECTFCIXY INFORMS THE CITIZENS
of Wilmington and country generally, that
he has returned jto Wllmington,Tor the purpose of
TRANSPORTING THEIR BAGGAGE
to and from' the Railroails andStetimboati to anv.
part of the towni - I .
- Ou your arrival at the depot, please call for and j
BTGire yor Checks to Anderson,! i
W Tio will dtepateh your baggage with promptness, i
oct 37
7-lm
10, 1865. ' NO. 29.
MISCELLINEOUS.
OUR JOB OFFICE.
TnE DISPATCH JOB OFFICE Is ons
of the MOST COMPLETE In North Carolina.
The entire establishment is fitted out with New
Material and Presses, embracing over; ONE
HUNDRED FOUNTS OF TYPE; A LARGE
CYLINDER POWER PRESS; a GORDON" JOB
BER ; and a large WASHINGTON HAND PRES&
With these facilities, aided by skilful workmen,
we are1 prepared to execute, onireasonablo terms,
and in a satisfactory manner, all kinds of t '
PLAIN AND FANCY PRINTING,
SUCH AS
BOOKS,
PAMPHLETS,
HAND BILLS,
POSTERS,
BUSINESS CARDS,
WEDDING CARDS,
t VISITING CARDS,
CIRCULARS,
Bill Heads,
Druggists' Labels,
. Railroad Blanks, :
Legal Blanks,
r Ac., Ac., Ac., Ac.
We have on hand a choice assortment of; PA
PERS and CARDS, of all qualities and colors,
and respectfully ask of the public a share of their
patronage. :
BARRY Jb BERNARD,
oet 9 v 1-tf
i
TO Til
LOVERS OF THE FINE
ARTS.
M. VANORSDELL WOULD MOST RE-
J ppectfull' announce to the citizens of Wil
mington and surrounding country that he has
just returned from the Eastern cities thoroughly
posted in every branch of Photography. ;
ALBUMS I ALBUMS ! ALBUMS !
FRAMES ! FRAMES ! of all sizes and sics.
CASES AND TRAYS, OF EVERY STYLE
AND QUALITY KNOWN.
Photographs from small pictures 'enlarged and
colored in all styles. 3
CARTE DE VISITES, PLAIN AND COLORED,
AMBROTYPES, FEROTYPES, MELLA
NEOTYPES, ;
And all other styles of pictures known to tlie art.
To Artists and Photographers I would say
that I have opened the largest stock houae
throughout the entire South, and will 6ell goods
at Northern priees. I -
C M. VANORSDELL,f
Photographist and Stock Dealer,
No. 401 Market street, Wilmington, N. C.
oct 1) - 1-tf
C. fOLVOGT. ' S. U. VINCKMT.
. POLTOGT A: CO.,
Corner 'Front and Princess streets,
' WILMINGTON, N. C.
UPHOLSTERERS, PAPER HANGERS
AND DEALKUS IN i
FURNITURE, OIL CLOTHS, Ac, &e.
SPRING, MOSS, '
CURLED HAUL ;
' SHUCK & COTTON
MATTRESSES.
ELEGANT WINDOW SHADES, j
Every Grade of WALL PAPER; the best
Selection in the State.
DAMASK, ENAMELED CLOlil, and TABLE
COVERS. ;
PICTURE FRAMES, j
WINDOW GLASS :
,. "... MIRRORS, .;
CHAIRS,
BEDSTEADS,
t . "; TABLES, .
STOOLS,
'lectures and Ihrtraltt Frauitcxl in the fuot tasteful
, manner.
WINDOW GLASS cut any size desired.
PAPER HANGING and DECORATION
Done with Neatness and Dispatch.
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Saddlery,
Harness.
AND
T -JR. U'NESv
James S. Tophain Sc Co.,
NO. 8 SOUTH FRONT STREET,
MANUFACTURERS
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WHOLESALE & RETAIL
.(. DEALERS IN
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC SADDLERY,
HARDWARE, dr., dc, dr.
, LAR(;t! assortmeift of the following goods
XJLon hand and constantly being received.
DOUBLE HARNESS, SIDE SADDLES
SINGLE " lr MEN'S "
CART A DRAY do.. I BOY'S
WAGON do. i
GIG
HORSE COLLARS,",
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CARRIAGE. RIDING,
AND CART WHIPS,
FEATHER DUSTERS,
SWEEPING PAINT,
WHITE WA8H" AND,
HORSE BRUSHES,
COTTON CARDS,
PLANTATION HOES,
i LADIES' TRUNKS,
i SOLE LEATHER, do.
I WOOD BOX
PACKING 44
ilHS8fNG rags.
PKlrKsf
PORT MONIES,
FINE BITS,
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A ceueral assortment of HARDWARE snd
every article in the SADDLERY BUSINESS.
I B HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR
BEESWAX, FURS AND DEER SKINS. .
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Security Fire & Marine Insurance
Company oi New York.
Assets,.
. I,COO,0OO Dollars.
. T?IRE IUSKS TAKJuN l uwa axv wvx
v 1J trv and on Produce in transits from point of
Shipment topoint of destination. Also, MARINE
INSURANCE granted, at lowest rate.. r
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- ATKINSON fe SHEPPERSON.
Tw4 n Awa .tsst nitrt trk Vatr
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; JOB PRINTING.
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Ws are prepared to execute all orders fur BOOK
I AND JOB PRINTING, oo short notice sad rts
sonable term. ' '
Y2T Orders front accessible poluts in ths couu
try promptly filled, and forwarded ly rutll or .
press.
K Orders must be accompanied by tus rah.
RT-umce rvo. 41 Market street, oppoits City
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BARRT A BERNARD.
THE DAILY DISPATCH.
FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 10, 1W.
Rales and Regulations for Farm Hands
Colonel Davis, in charge of tlie frcvIinai
bureau at Clarksville, Tcnn., Las adopted the
following rules for the government of farm
laborers; ami a gcntlemAna.largeir.Iantcr
of the state who Ium trietl theru Oiuiitg Jho
present year, informs the Louurillc" Jouriutl
that they work admirably well. " Up to tlut
time, " he says, " I lxavc not hail the slightest
variance with any of my employee. - They
are contented and happy. Kuowing what i
expected of them, they do it cheerfully. I
have not even xkcn roughly to one of them."
A svstcm Ihrit worked so well in
one ui:
stance must surely have something c
able in it, and we cheerfully submit
the- consideration of and adoption
fanners and planter! of Georgia
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HULKS AND RKOfl-ATIO.N! KOH KAUM
jutneml
khetn to
by tJic
t ugv$ti
IIAM.
1. Half of the n ires of the chinlovec will
be retained by the employer until thf cml of
the contract, for its faithful jM'rtonn.ince.
2. The emj)loyces will Ik? requinil! to riM."
at tlavbrcak, each one to feetl ami take care
of the stock allotted to him. or perform any
other business that may be U"i$netl him ; to
eat their breakfast ami be ready for work at
the hifinal which will be given when the sun
is half an hour high. All time !ot after the
signal is givenwill be deducted.
3. No general conversation w ill bo, allow
ed during working hours.'
4. Bad work. will be assesseii at it . jrofer
value.
.'5. For disobedience, one dollar will be
deducted. , . 1
C. Neglect of 'duty and leaving without
permission Ay ill be considered disobedience.
7. No live stock will lc allowed to bo
raised by the employee without rpe'ial con
tract. y. Apples, peaches and inelnii or nny
other i)roduct of tlie farm taken ly the em
ployee, without permission of the employer,
w ill be charged for. .
l. The employee thall receive no isilor
luring work hours. I
10. Three-quarters of an hour will be al
lowed during tlie winter months for dinner,
nmfonc hour and a half during the months
of June, July and August. :
, 1.1. Impudcnee, swearing, or indecent ami
unseem.lv language to, or in the presence
' of the einiloyer or his family, or agent, or
quarrelling, or lighting, so as U disturb the
peace of tlie farm, will e lined one dollar
for the lirst oiFence. and, if rCeated w ill lx?
followed by jlisinissd and hss of Mich par
as shall be adjudged against him by projx:r
s.1 :j. " '
12.. All ditlieulties that may arise. . hctuccn
the einiloyees shall be adjustetl by the em
ployers, and if not satisfactory, an appeal
may le taken to ahagentof the United ??tatc
government or a magistrate.
' 13." All abuse of stock, or wilful breaking
of tools, or throwing away gear, Ac., will be
charged against the employee. "
14. Good and suUicient rati.ons will lw
furnished by the employer, not. however, to
exceed six pounds of. bacon and one pi ck' of
meal per week for each' adult.
1.1. House rent and fuel will Ik- furnished
free, by the employer.
16. No night work will le required of the
employee,. but such as the necessities of the
farm absolutely demand such as tying up
fodder, firing tobacco, etting plant
afire, securing a crop from the'friKt, Arc.
17. A cheerful and willing ertoriiiance of
duty will le required of the eiuployiH.1..
j 18. StK.k inust.be fed and attended to on
Sunday. - ,
10. The women v i 1 1 be required t do the .
cooking in rotation on Hunday.
20. The employee willlte (!XM-ietl to lKk
after and studv the inten-st of his employer :
; to inform him of anything that is going
amiss; to be peaceable, orderly and pleasant ;
to discourage theft, and endeavor bv his.
conduct to establish a charade lor honcstj,
industry and thrift. : -
21. In case ol anv controversv
in regard
to ihc contract "or its regulations between
thcyniploycr and the einplovee, the agent of
the bureau for the count v shall be the com
mon arbiter, to whom the diiliculiy shall ba
referred.
The Population of the Globe.
Translated from L'annce Sclcntiflquc for the Mo
bile Dally Ncw.J '
There arc on the lobc about 1, 298 mil
lions of souls, of which
369,000,000 are of the C'aucnsisn race ;
.".'52,000,0OO are of the Mongol race ; '
100,000,000 arc f the Ethiopian race ;
170,000,000 are of the Malay race ; ,
1,000,000 of the Indo-American race. .
There are 3.042 language sjwken, anl
1,000 different religions. . , " ,
The yearly mortality of the glolc is 333,
3:W,333 ' pcnons. TIum i. at the rate of
91,554 a lay; 3,730 rH-r hour, and CO per
minute. So each pulsation of our heart
marks the decease of wnne humanjrrpaturc.
Tlie average of human lilc is 33 vei!rr
, One-fourth of tlie jwpulation dies at or
b efore the age of seven years : one-half at or
leforc seventeen yean. . ' . '
Among 100,000 persou. one arrives at tha
age of 100 year, one in 5,000 attains the ago
of 90, and one in 100 Jives tq the age of 60.
3Iarried men live'Ionger than single onr.
In 1.000 persons C5 marry, and more mar
riages occur In June and December than in
any other months of the year. , , . ,
One eighth of the whole population is mil
itary. . . :
Professions exercise ' a grcal influence on
longevity. In 1,000 individuals who! arrive
at the age of 70 years, .42 are priests, orators
or public speaker, 40 , are agriculturalists.
33 arc workmen, 32 arc soldiers or military
employee?;, 29 advocates or engineers, 27 pro
fessors, and 24 doctors, l hose wuo uevoie.
their lives to the prolongation of tha.t of
others die the soonest.,. .
There are 335,000,000 Christian.
. Tlicre are 5,000,000 Israelites. f
There arc 60,000,000 of Asiatic religion.
There are ICO.OOO.OOaMaliomctaiw. ' .
There arc 200,000,000 Pagans. -
In the Christian Churches 170 000.000 pro
f. tu T?nmnn Cfliholic faith i 75,000,00 pro-
1 ! feil the Greek faith, and 80,000,000 profess
the Protestant tilth.
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