nr
joD rni!fTin.
We are prepared to execute all order for BtK K
AND JOB PRINTING, on short notice and rca-
1a published daily (Sundavs excepted.' at Wil-
r
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7 - -
,TIIE DAILY DISPATCH
, , i
ttrms orsrmcRirno? :
Que year f 10 00
Six months 5 00
Three months...;... 3 00
One montlt 1 1 00
tT All . subscriptions iayablc strictly In ad
vance ?
Office N- 41 Market slrwt, opposite City
IIoteL ' - . '
LINES OF TRAVEL.
WIL.YIINfJTON. CIIAKLOTTE AND
ItUTIIERFOIip KAIL, HO AD.
OrncE Wiu, CnAii fc Kctu. R. R. Co.,
Laubixblro, Nov ember Ttb, 1SG5. (
h4
sonabtc term. - .
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fiP'Ordcrs from aeecible points In the coun
try iiromptly flud,and forwarded hy mail or ex-
I'" . - . ... , I. .' ;
: t3T, Orders must be acco"nlcd by the cah.
X3T Office No. Market atvett, opposite City
VOL. I. WILiM INXxTON, N;'- C, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1865. JNQ? 65.
! yotcL i ' ... . :
BARRY A BERNARD.
i
3;
On and after Monday, the 27th insL, a Freight
Train, with Passenger Coaches attached, will run
as follow : .
Schedule.
IRTKAIN WKD.NESDiT ASD SATfRDiT.
I.eave Wilmington 8.00 A. M.
Arrive at Sand Hill , G.yO IV M.
IMIWX Tit A IN MON 1A T ANt Tilt KS OAT.
Leave Sand Hill '. r.r A. M.
Arrive at Wilmington 5.00 I. M.
' W. II. ALLEN,
, Mauler of Trs,nortation.
- Freight intended for shipment by above train
lnu.-t be delivered ut this depot by 10 o'clock, A.
Mr? Tuesdays and .Friday.
' J. T. ALDERMAN,
j Frcigut Airent,
nov 27 - - r 43-tf
H ILMI.XJTON A MANCHESTER R..R.
OrncE(iEN. Slit. Wiu fc Mak. R. Roao, I
Wilmington, N. C., Nov. 11th, 105. f
HUE FOLLOWING? TRAINS ARE RUN ON
tin. Wilmington and Manchester. Railroad,
Willi Hie lollowm coiineetions :
Leuve Wilmington dailv at . f.l! A. M
"Kincsville 7.HT P. M.
Arrive ;tt Wilmington daily at 3.051. M.
Kinirsville 1.25 A. M.
. At Florence thchc tmiQA connect each wav with
4 ruins on the Northeastern Railroad daily . for
i'harlctii. At Kinsville they rop'nrct each way
with tniins on the Soutli Carolina Railroad daily
lor UtliiiniiM Hinl AniruHjta.: In jLfoin to (Join in
iia, p:u.rM-!ij;er ia;c inijni liopkm lurnout, on
Siiitn Carolina Railroad, to Columbia, "a dis
tanec of twelve miles. In yroinK to Au;ruta, they
narre lnm i rane:omirj' n rsoutli euro una K. K.
to Jolmston'ts Turnout, im South Carolina R. It.,.
a distance of lifly-two nlilfii. At Florence thce
trains (-onncet witli Cheuw and Darlington Rail
road, which rad runs Ul to Cheraw Tuesdays.
Thursdays aud Saturday, and down from Cheraw
to Flon-uev evcrv Monday Wednesday ami Fri
day. There i daily stae romniunication from
Sumtfr",- C., to Camden, A C, connecting wth
iiiitc iram.s. me eteumer connecting witu these
tr.niw arnvc and demrtn from the vYiliuimrton
and Weldon R;ulroad .wharf. The freight orHcq
of theComiany is for (the .present on Wftte?.
.treet,"at the wharf formerly used by steamer
North Carolina, rnnnincr to Fayctteville. TJi
office of the President, Jlcncral Superintendent
and Treasurer, for the prt-pcnt Ls on the sontheasf
corner of v ater and Cluvuut streets, up 6tairs."
HENIJY M. DRANE, Supt.
. 'nov i:J . (.'. ' ai lf-
wil.minc;ton ani weldon r. .r.
WlLMI.NUTllN it WKLlJtON R. IL C'OMI'ANT,
. II.MIXUT.ON, NOV..2S, ISOJ.
nsscugcr Trains Schedule.
KO,M THIS DATE TjiAINS ON THIS ROAD
I1 will
run as follows:
Leave Wilmington at ". .4.30 P. M.
Arrive as Weldon at . . i .7.00 A. M.
Leave Wehhi at .'.... ..4.30 P. M.
. Arrive at Wilmington ut ,5.45 A. M.
l onnecimir ai'AV eition ;ioii ways wun Trains io
and irom retcir.urir, iv tiaston rcrry, anu on
direct to Norfolk and ashinton ; connects at
tioldsboro with trains to Raleiirh and Newbcrn.
A1m citnocets at Wilmington M'ith the Winnim;-
1 tn t: Manchester Railroad south to Charleston,
Columbia,' Atlanta, Savannah, Montgomery, fce.
L. FREMONT, Engineer and SupL
nov 28 : I ' . ! 44 tf
.1 JP J'i JS . L,
. ; TO FOKMBH
University of. North Carolina. Their
Acquaintances, and Friends to
the Jwite Confederate States
i Throughout the South:
7 E ARE DIRECTED BY THE DIALECTIC
Society, a well known and venerable litera
ry Innly of this University, to extend to you the
following apjH'ul: . f
In the. recent strnggle for Southern indepen-
I. tlkAn w - k n.tv tiimi Vfirv
mauv members off our Society ; some of them
were young, fresh -front their collegiate duties.
others: more rije with years, which had made
them a source of just pride, and reflected honor
jikthis SiH-iety". S lie laments the death of every
worthy member, but more intensely does she sor
row o"cr the loss of her' patriot sous. She vene-
rat-s their memory ,tuid is anxious to have a re
cord of each one of them. "To this end, she begs
all who would assist in the accomplishment of a
work so natural, so praiseworthy, to furnish her.
with the name .of every member of J he Society
who is known to have died in (he Confederate
army, front wounds or disease. It is our unUap
pmess to know that the sad Iitt will be alorig oue,
representing every Southern army and every
Southern Slate ; but mingled w ith unhappiness
will be the consoling reflection that their very
inini!crs is that of which .we arc with rcasoii
proud. . f
The name should be accompanied with thetimc,
place, and circtiiustances if tlte-deathr-and ad
tlned to "The llistoriau Dialectic Sooiety,:
Hiap.1 Hill, N. C. . f .
Although the war for serration and self-government
has terminated unsuccessfully, we value
its history. We lclievs tliat yon wouhl, with'us,
.te pleaiscd to. see established, on an important
fcaic. and under proier auspices, " A MUSETJTr1or
the etl lection and preservation of all curiosities
and relics, or matters of auy sort, connected w ith,
the late Confederate States, or incident 'to the
war for its establishment.' Our Society 'has re
alized the fact that such a musenni must be gotten
uj, if at all, by literary association, whieh can
iunOway tie reckoned , Hlittcal, and from ma
terial uow'in private hands. She has therefore
determined to make the move, and. looks to'yon
for encouragement. The museum 4s designed to
Ik- a receptacle for whatever mayv-i interesting
to lovers oflitcrtyvor admirers of patriotism, aud
valAr; whatever is dear to true Southerners,
whethcrif ,te because of its iutriiisic worth and
beauty, or whether because of its association.
You arc therefore earnestly invited to assist us,
by contributing whatever your taste may suggest
as appropriate; and thereby cueourugc that which
may become a vaTuablc exhibition, grateful to the
eyes of those who in time to come may appreciate
the motives" and achievements of the Soutliern
eople in the late war, and who have sympathized
with them. Each article should be arcornpaTiled
with a full descriptive label, carefully wrapped or
iaeked. and sent to "Museum," Dialectic Society,
Chapel Hill, N. C. f
hen possible, article may te sent by hands
of studeuts ; otherwise,! friends will please for
ward them by express j at expense of Society.
Articles, when received, will be carefully labelled
with the narao and residence of donor.
, ; W.CRENCHER,
JNO. W. PEARSON,.
T. C DsHOSSET.
nov HO ' : ' . C-tf
FOR SAIiK BANK BILLS:
1 ARTIES due Notes in any North Carolina
Bank can be supplied -with Bank Notes at
lowest market rate. "
Checks on the MARINE BANK NEW YORK;
at nar ia sums to suit. ' - -
Checks on PETERSBURG, RICHMOND, BAL
TIMORE AND rilILADLPHlA;. iu sums to
suit. , p ...... .
'4 .WASTED.'
United Stvri' &-10- In Boi
J A G DAWSON,
. dec W ' cTj i
Bonds of 500 and 1,000.
Exchange Broker.
63-lw
1
DRY GOODS. CLOTHING, &c.
OVERCOATS
A5D
G-ents' Shawls..
4 LAR'JE AND WELL SELECTED, STOCK
V of
J
LOW, MEDIUM , AND FINE,
, ' t. -
At t
8. M. SIMPSON'S;-.
.K imd 35 Market street, and "
2 and 4 Front street, N. E. .corner.
dec 11
i 55-tt .
KAIIXWI21L12JR & BRO.;
IMPORTEIiS AND JOBBERS IN FOREIGN
' AND DOMESTIC
nnv g o o n s,
OLD STAND, EXCHANGE, CORNER FRONT
AND MARKET STREETS, NOS. 22,
24, 26 MARKET ST., ? AND
NOS. 2 AND 4 FRONT STREET.
O
FFER FOR SALE THE LARGEST AND
iK'st selected stock of Goods ever offered, in tins
market, to which thpy invite the attention of pur
chasers. The stock consists iii part ol'P- -
1200 PIECES ENGLISH & 'FRENCH.1 PRINTS.
3500 PIECES DOMESTIC PRINTS. T
500 PIECES. HICIyORK STRIPES.
500 PIECES BLUE DENIMS.
500 PIECES BLEACHED COTTONS.
.'Or PIECES BROWN SHEETINGS.
500 PIECES BROWN DRILLING.
500 PIECES BED TICKING..
50 BALES N. C. SHEETINGS AND YARNS
i ra t iie"'vss in i'k' iipm uu'I rri'ii
-J-
500 PIECES CANTON FLANNEL.
500 PIECES ASSORTED COL'D FLANNELS.
.500 PIECES BLUE AND GREY FLANNEL.
500 PIECES ASSORTED LINSEYS.
50A PIECES BLACK ALPAC&YS. .
500" PIECES COLORED COBURtiS.
500 PIECES FRENCH AND ENGLISH ME
RINOS. 500 PIECES COLORED POPLINS ASSORTED.
f 500 PIECES COLORED DELAINES. :
100 PIECES ASSORTED COL' DCASSI MERES
500 PIECES GEORGIA CASSIMERES., -, .
500 PIECES SATTINETTS ASS'D COLORS.
1000 PAIR WHITE BLANKETS.
1000 PAIR COLORED BLANKETS.
Jn additign t o the above vtock they havethand
a large assort uicnt of fancy Skirtings, Hoop Skirts,
White aud iJrey Corsets, Jackonnets, Cheeked
Muslins, Towels and Towelling, Lhfen and Cot
ton Sheetings, Linen "and Cotton Diapers, Habre-
dashery, Stationery, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Umbrel
las, Parasols, Trunks Valises, Readymade Olotlw
ing and Gentlemen a-Furnishing Goods
oct 13
-tf
rjHE UNDERSIGNED OFFER FOR SALE,
in their Retail Department, the following goods,
which have.bceu selected with great care by one
of our partners; in Europe and the Northern cities,
:
viz : . , ' .
PRINTS, ALPACCAS, COBUIiGS,
FRENCH AND ENGLISH MERINOES,
LADIES DRESS ! MATERIALS, iu all
the latest styles and patterns. : .'
, CHENIES, and Plain Colors iu all
the new fabrics, , ' . V
PLAJN AND FANCY SILKS,
RICH BLACK SILKS,
MOIRE ANTIQUE, Plain ad Colored,
MANTLES, CLOAKS, BASQUES, SAQUES,
AND SHAWLS, in great variety. .
1 FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FURS,'
GLOVrESJ HOSIERY AND KNITTED
GOODS, iu large supply. , ;
. FRENCH MILLINERY,
Consisting of. Bonnets, Hats, French J? .lowers,
Plushes, Silk Velvets nd Silk Bonnets, Silk1 and
Beaver Turbans all of the; latest styles, Bonnet
Ribbons, Dress Caps, Head Dresses, Bonnet Orna
ments, and a choice variety of Fashionable NovT
cities of the season, to which we call the attention
of the citircus of Wilmington- and surrounding
country. v, ""jf
OCt IS , ! t
t-tf
SJIOES! SHOES!! SIIQES ! !
ENTS, LADIES, MISSES AND CIULDV
reus Boots ahdShoes, a larg stock for sale by
KAUNWEILER & BRO.-
oct 18 - "i tf
ni:mtic k & rvaiv.
,UR FlilENDS ARE'
RESPECTFULLY IN-
cd that we have opened a small but' well
assorted STOCK OF DESIRABLE GOODS at the
WHITE STORE,
Next door south of the Cape Fear Bank, on Front
street, (four doors from Market,) where they, are
respectfully invited to call,' when we hope to of
fer such inducements in prices and. the character
of our stixjk as will prompt a renewal of our , .
- '
OLD TIME BUSINESS INTERCOURSE.
Our 6tock comprises
' ' ...... i 1 -
DRY GOODS,
SHOES
AND HATS,
Which. hav been bought for cash aud will b sold
at fair prices. -. .'. . 5
Tlie facilities now offered ;liy 6team communica
tion with ' New York enable us to renew our
stock weekly. ' ""'"
.HEDRICK ARYAN,
nov 25 , ; ' ' ' :J J ' '-' ' 42-tf
W1
E OFFER A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT
of Dress Goods, Cloaks, Hosiery,- Gloves,
Corsets, Hoop Skirts, etc., with every. variety of
City made LADIES SHOES. Our stock Is re
newed weekly. . : Black Merinos, Alpaccas, De
Laines, Empress Cloth and double Reps. Cloths,
Cassimercs, Satinctte, Tweedi,. Kentucky Jeans,
Flannels, Blankets, aud House-keeping Goods.
Every va riot r of enta' and . Boy's Soft Hats
Fine Calf and Heavy Boot&V Balmoral Shoes and
Brogans, good and cheap. . . $ -". '
, . UEDR1CK fc RYAN
nov 25 i. 42-tf.
LUMBER, ;;
ORDERS for export or local demand pirouiptly
' tilled by , , . r
' PETER MALLETT,
No. 23 .North Water street.
dec 15
DRY G00DSfcL(ninNG, tic:
Fall and Winter Goods.
Wholesale and He tail.
"ITTE have removed from our old stand, and are
V . now opening in the former Commercial
lank building, a large assottm'ont of Merchandise,
consisting of ' ' - -
BLACK AJS'D COLORED SILKS,
POPLINS, 1 "
SCOTCn PLAIDS,
DELAINES,
; i : BOMBAZINES, -f
ALPAflAS.
FRENCH AND ENGLISH MERINOS,
And all the latest styles of .
DRESS GOODS;
PLAIN, STRIPED AND FIGURED "
CALICOS,
SHIRTINGS,
SHEETINGS, , ; , i '
' LINEN.- .
LINSEY,
TICKING, .
DENINS,
- CANTON FLANNEL,
WHITE,
BLUE,
, RED AND
- YELLOW FLANNEL
All Shades of, Sack'FIannel, .
BROAD CLOTH,
BEAVER,
- SATINETS,
JEANS,
; BALMORAL -AND HOOP SKIRTS,
CORSETS, .
1 CAMBRIC EDGINGS, ;
INSERTINGS AND BENDS,
, COLLARS AND SLEEVES,
JACONET,
SWISS AND . ' -
CROSS-BARRED MUSLINS,
TOWELING S,
CRASH,
TABLE CLOTH, . r
HOSIERY, '
GLOVES AND
NOTIONS.
Boots, Shoes, Bats, Caps,
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS.
vi ; . MILLINERY.
SILK AND VELVET BONNETS,
I . HATS,
hair Nets,
WATERFALLS,
rolls,
VELVET AND'
SILK RIBBONS;
FEATHERS,
; FLOWERS,
CRAPE,
BAREGE,
TISSUE. -
. LOVE AND
' ., CRAPE VEILS.
CLOAKS AND SHAWLS.
; F. L. BAUER:
M. M. KATZ,fAgeJit.
23 Market street.
A CARD. i. .
Iu thanking the citizens of Wilmington and
vicinity for the kind patronage heretofore receiv-'
eJ,' I hope they .will contiuue. the same in the new
stand, former Commercial bank. It is usoless to
say we. have the handsomest and. cheapest 6tock
here ; I only ask, Call arid price, "and you can get
suited. " . Respectfully,' ,
; .. ' . . ' - . M, M; KATZ.
oct io 10-tf
PROSPECTUS.
TUe-rnUicalUm vf the NORTH CAROLINA
PRESBYTERIAN vill he retntmtd in PayeUtvtiU,
tm cdnexi1ayy the 2a of January next: .
Confidently relyinc: on the hearty support wh
ch
we have heretofore received, we shall endeavor to
render the paper more attractive .both n appear
ance and matter, than it has ever been, sparing
neither pains nor expense, in the accomplishment
of this purpose. ,
With the passing away of old things, anew spir
it of activity, energy and enterprise has been in
fused into every department, of secular thought
and business. . "Why should not the phurch, also,
partake of the progressive advancement? Why
should she, of all the agencies, brought to bear
tlU ...... 1 . . r.n ihn'fili.ofiAn
of the present time, be inefficient, laggard and,
almost hopeless in the working, out other own
destiny? . I
To arouse the church to the importance and ne-
cessity of work ;- of unceasing,- restless, tireless
enenrv in the service of her Master and ?Head :
this shall be our first; and chiefest aim. In tbhv
we nee.d assistance. We arc not, alone, sufficient
for these thinjrs.. Our brethren must help us In
every way; by contributions i fromjeirjow.8.t
otjliougntrana stuay ; Dy zeaious co-operauou in
a common cause, for the benefit of all; by extend
ing our circulation throughout all our borders,
and thus giving us the means and the opportuni:
ty of performing well the work to which we have
consecrated all that we have, and all that wo hope
foron the earth. ' i
TERMS. , ' I
Subscription for one year, ; . : 1 . .$4 00
". siimonths,. .............. 00
AdJrCss B. FULLER, )
. . ; Editor of the N. C. Presbyterian.
39-tf
nov
The Watchman.
ABOUT THE FIRST OF JAflUAKi, iw,
there will be commenced in the City of New
Y'ork, a weekly journal designed to taKC ine nigii
est practicable position in its line of literature,
Eaeh number will consist of eight (8) large pages,
vith six (6) columns to cachage, printed on ex
cellent paper in a superior style of typography.
It will discuss all the topics of Religion, Soci
ology, Science, Literature,' Art; Politics, Com
merce, Finance and Agriculture,-; liberally, care
fully, thoroughly, and from a platform far above
all purtisanship. The chief editor, the Kev; vr.
Deems, qf North Carolina,: will, be assisted by
distinguished gentlemen in th several churches,
so that Thb WatChmax may be 'unhesitatingly
introduced Into the families or any unnsuau
. w-v A. A. T"fc . A.mm Af sTl
commumom A nome.uazeiie, awiienurj
the best current Literature, a Summary-of all im
portant Intclllgenccin every Department of Hn
lnan Effort, an Advocate ot Truth In all tilings,
a Friend, a Guide, a Blessing-this is what Th
Watchman is intended to become. - (
Price, $1 for three months, $2 for six months,
strictly in advance. . . L
5f-Subscriptions may for the present be made
at the office of the Southern Land Agency, ! No.
t Broadway; N. Y.
Editors will confer a favor by giving iu
prospectus as many insertions as their conveni
ence may allow, and send their papers In exchange
as above. " t ... '. 1
dec 1 " 47-u
. ?t 500 Sacks Salt,
1A A; GUNNY BAGS, 4-baaii. ;
U V 1,000 Gunny Bags, 3-bush. ;
10 bales Gunny Cloth; .
30 eoUs Bale Rope.
ow landing.
O. O. PARSLEY
A CO.
CO-lw
dec 16
DRY GOODS CLOTHING, &c.
A. WEILL &, CO.
DEAUE&8 III .
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
READY-MADE CLOflllNG,
(JENTLEMENS FURNISHING GOODS,
Boots and Sbpec;y;
No. I3 Market street (old stand),
"y-OULD .call the articular attention of
Country tIerchatitH
Uo the following well seleoted stock, consisting.
art, of a large variety of t
MESTIC PRINTS, " ; 8 t
BLEACHED COTTON,
. i - : : :
BROWN, SHEETINGS,- -V.
BLUEf)ENBIS,
BED TICKINGS,
ASSORTED FLANNELS, - v
; : ', BLACK ALPACCAS'
Z ENGLISH AND. FRENCH 31ERINQS,
r . ;.,( Colored cobiIrgs,
COLORED POPLINS,. V
FIGURED AND
PLAIN DELAINES,
. FRENCH CASSIMERES,
.-.:- , ;;. :; r""::
PLAIN AND FANCY SATINETTS,
COLORED AND WHITE BLANKETS.
tSf in addition to the above, they have on
hand a large assortment of
JACONETS, . : .
HOOPtvIRTS, ' ;
r ') C1IECK.MUSLINS, .' :V ,
TOWELS AND TOWELING,
BOOTS AND SHOES, "
; UMBRELLAS,
TRUNKS,1 v
VALISES,
HATS AND CAPS,
: .. CUTLERY,
and a general assortment of goods suited to the
country trade. . ' ,
. , T ': . - .20-tJi
f MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW GOODS FOR CHRISTMAS,
At CJreatlv RtMliiccd Prices.
rE ARE DAILY RECEIVING, AND WILL
eceive durincr the holidays, an extensive
and carefully selected assortment of .. -.
. ' NEW CiOODS, ' '
Consisting in part of,. rt. j. 1 ' - "
250 PIECES PRINTS,LATEST PATTERN.
100-PIEGESl JDET,AINES -LATEST PAT-
. : r j TERN. -
50 PIECES! 3IERINOES. .
BLACK SILKS,
LADIES' ilANTlLLAS, CLOAKS AND
SHAWLS latent etjles. HOOPS and
clBALMOitU-kHtfS, SH IRTING 2!
.'. . ; ' .' AND S HEETING'S. '
LADIES AND GENTS j ':J I, v:
j BOOlk AND SHOES
Of evry stylo, of the best quality.
ALSO
j -.
1 ...
BLACK BEAVER SILK
MIXED CASSIM ERE, a ml
; j FRENCH BLACK CLOTH, . V
'" . - 'v r ' velvet AND.SILK VEST-
V INGS AND VEST PATTERNS,
Latest syles.T - ? ; 9 ' ' ' . . - . .
500 8UIT8 OF CASS I MERE AND.4 '
'r ; . ! OTnER CLOTHS FOR GENTS,
Made aeeording to latest lashions, and of superior
finish expressly for this markL ;
CARPETmpBLANKTS , , , ; .
: . STATIONERY, JEAV'ELRY . . .
I AND JFANCY pQODS,
Of every description, which, we offer at, lowest
rates at- ; -l ' M,VV: "."'"; '
SO. 18 MARKET JJTREET.
80L. BEAR & BRO. '
58-1 m
dee 14
i-r - X -"i yr
f,-,f -
50 Kegs Goshen Huttcr.
-X KEGS j Ohio Butter, 5Q bbls. cityi jmeas
Z O Pork, 75 bbfa. family Pork, 1Q0 bbla. prime
Pork, Lard, in large and small packages ; Candles,
full and light" weights : ' Liverpool and American
Salt, Huct and Drop snot, Ktae rowaer oy tne
keg, at ' -. r GEO. Z.' FRENCil A CO.S -
? - j iiio. 10 Soutn Front street. ,
dee 15
1 " . ::.r; . 5'J-tf U
DO
REAL ESTATE,
A Splendid Opportunity yOflcrcd
or a ,G6od;InTepnlV
Y FINE AND LARGE PLANTlATIO N. SIT-
ifJL uated In Onslow County, on New river, con-
tainuig 3,000 acres of arable land, ajkd 4,700 acres
of rinev land, tosrether with four acta of boxes.
wUl be leased to the highest bidder on the 1st day
of 'January,. liSGo, unli-ss sooner disposed of on
private terms. :
The appurtenances belonging to tho place con
sist of a fine Cottou Gipand Horse Mill. The
last mentioned is capable of turning out, with
four mules attached, forty bushels of meal icr
dayv The Plantation is adapted to the growth of
conon, corn, peanuts, potatoes, field peas, wncat,
Ac. Two good landings are on thcplace, there
by affording fine facilities "for shipment of pro
duce ; Jiesides tlie river abounds iu the finest oys
ters and fish in the world.
length of lease, five or six years. '
For further ixirticulars apply to -
! iCOOPER IIUGGINS,
Warsaw, N.C.
nov 18 3G tf;
Valnable Plantation for Rent
' Lease. .
or
r"fHE sufscnbcr offers for, rent for one or five
JL . ' years, his plantat ion - on To wn Creek, ten
miles below Wilmington. 500 acres are cleared
and fenced, .well adapted to'! the -production of.
corn,- eoiion, w neai, pouwoes, jxc, anu a pan is
excellent ground pea land. In" addition to which
there is a large orchard of fhiit trees, bearing
large quantities or truit. Un tln place, there are
two frame dwelling houses, large barns and sta
bles ; also seventeen frame houses for laborers,
now occupied by freedmen, most of whom may
probably be liired to work on the place.
The -proximity of this plantation to Wilminir-
ton,- tne easy approapn or large flats at ail times
to its several landiugs, insuring shipments to any
point," offers, inducements 'to -.enterprising tn.cn.
especially those familiar with hired lalwir, that
tew places -possess. - Address , . ;
Dr. JOHN D. BELLAMY, .Wilmington j N.X'.V
or call on him at his City residence.
dec o , e 00-tf
oe' Super-PJiospIiate of Lime,
OR
BONE
W A lt R A N T E D G E N U I N E
BEING MADE OF THE BEST MATERIALS,
artd in the most ' approved manner, it is rc-
commendedto tlie pjibiicj,a8 superior to any .other
in the market. Aifrhb have jscd it speak of It
in the highest terms of praisCj-and those engaged
in its manufacture will continue their best en
deavors to advance the high reputation which it'
ias acquired. ; '! v -
We, ijuarantee the Pljospliale to bo well man
ufactured, and recommend- it in preference to
anyother artificial manure in the market. ' We
consider it nearly equal to the best Perurian
Guano, although furnished at half the price-
Messrs.-IS. 11. Allen A Co., the well known
manufacturers of agricultural implements, say
of it :. ; - : i ; - , ;
" We take pleasure in stating that we have sold
. F. Coc's Super-Phosphate of Lime for four
years, it has given universal satisfaction to our
customers. We most cheeriully endorse It as an
article worthy' of t,hc confidence of the: public,
anu me jpurcuaser may reiy upon securing an
article honestly and carefully manufactured.
" We. would state that, afler carcfui examina
tion,' we believe -this Phosphate has been im
proved each year since its introduction 1 in this
market, and that it will continue to maintain its
present high standing. - , i
" Very, respectfully., ' ?
J ; "R. H. ALLEN A CO.,
, ' " No; 191 Water street, New York.' .
E. Fuank Coe. Esq. : ' 1
Annexed please find result Of my analysis of.
sample of your Suier-Phosphate of Limo left
with me. ' j, . : :- - ' .
This bciug'such a superior articlo iu every re
spect, Lcannot refrain from . congratulating you
upon.such manufacture, which .undoubtedly will
"meet 'withtgrcat success. 1 .
Wishing you every suecess", I am, f -.
Respectfully yours,
- - J G.: A. LEIBIG.
Baltiuoke, August 3, 1864; .:. . -
Of Free J.'hosiihoric Acid Hvd.....?t 10J8
containing of Anhydrous Phosphoric ;
Acid.. 7.45 .
Of Bi-phospbate of Lime....t. . . . . . . .. .10.
'. containing pf Anhydrous Phosphoric
Acid.................. 3.70
OJ Neutral Phosphate of Llnie. . . U. . . . i . 8 35
. containing of Anhydrous Phosphoric
Acid.,. 4M
Of Sulphate of Lime hydrated . .1 ........ 45.38
containing or Sulphuric Acid (ooz.). .i.M
Of Alkaline Salts as Sulphates...,:....... 1.11
Of Organic Combustible Matter. . 23.58
capable 01 producing Ammonia .7b
Of Animalcoal and Sand .. . ... . . . . . . . A
Phosphoric-Acid soluide in Water. . . ...11.15
Phosphoric Acid insoluble in Water. . . . 4.36
5.OO
Ammonia. . . .... A, : . . ... .......
3.76
Manufacturedaby
ENOCH COE, Hautcr's.Poiut, L.
rpHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE BEEN Alf
-Appointed agentsfor tlieStateiILNrth Caro
lina and will supply' this superior fertillzcr-a,t
manufacturers prices. W 1 . ' .'"
. rut up 111 oarreis 01 aoou( aj pounos wciguu
700 Barrels Now un Store,
.1.
and for sale by
dec 13 .. . .' ,t . .
PARSLEY A CO.
i W. II. McRAlW & CO.,
General Commission Merchants,
TTAVE RECENTLY BEEN APPOINTED
XX agents for the State of -'"North''- Carolina, of
Pacific Guano Company ; ,
and alsa agents of. the ' j - .v ? i . '
Unadulterated Floor of Hone Company.
We exiect a supply of these invaluable fertil-
lzers in a snon lime, anu soi
same from our old customers,
crally. " ' - -'""" ' ' '-,.' '
; dec 1 . '. '-'.'
at orders, for the
and farmers geu-
i
47-1
SHAM DOItEa AND EtlQUIE
T70R . sale cheap, for cash.) Engine 12 horse
X; power ; cylinder t Boiler; 3 flues. 20 horse
power. Apiny to
... J. T. GOOfc'H, Weldon, N. iX
. i ' r - - w-2wt
.1 i '
decTS
rinWENTY CASES VERY ! SUPERIOR
OLD
X BOURBON WHISKEY.
10 BBLS. A-'KELLAR BpURBON." ' V
10 BBLS. .WHISKEY. - - V-!
to BBLS. OLD JIONONtiEHALA. n ,r
20 BBLS, OLD COPPER DISTILLED.
- '- -,. ; . For sale by1 V-M "iii"'i " '
: - O. G pABSLE Y A CO. -
dccW ' V. 1 ' , t j ... GMw-
WiLt Char, and Ratkerford IL. R.
Orncx Wiu, ChjuL A Rcth. R, B. Co.", I.
" Xal-kisbcbo. ri. t;.i ucu la. irx 1
AN adjourned meeting of the Stockholders of
the Wilminsrtoh. Charlotte A-Rutherford
Railroad Company will be. held at Lincolnton: N. I
fC, on Thursday, January JSth, lWO. - , M
W3L IL ALLEN, Secretary! .
oct4.
10-td
EDUCATIONAL.
I TIIE CLVGIIA SCHOOL.
MEBANEVILLE, K C.
rpiIE NEXT SESSION BEGINS MARCH TTH
JL 1808, and contlnun fortv weeks; presenting
to the icoplc of the East the advantages of a
Summer session and a Winter vacation. .
Boys thoroughly prepared either for college or
for business. Address
. WILLIAM BINGHAM,
. , Mebanevllle, N. C.
nov 33 ' 1 4tlJ
Pfttsboro Scientific Academy.
C. D. DENKON, Priacipal. .
rpiHS INSTITUTION will be opened on Mon
X day, 'JOth November, for the flnt term
of the Scholastic year, continuing twenty week,
under the Superintendence of CLAUDIUS JV
DEN SON. formerly Principal of Franklin Sclen
title and Military Institute, Duplin county, N. C
'There will be three courses nf Instruction r;
CosfVEUCUI CLASStCAU An SciSMTirtc. Ill;
the Commercial course, Prhmanshlp and Book
keeping will be taught according to theSiencertn
system, with all the late charts and Improvements,,
and the adjunct branches necessary for buslue'-
ItfC. : , -- i ;j
In the Classical coarse, will be taught the Gram
mcr and Literature of the English, Latin. Greek,
French, (and if desired German and Italian Uni
Iu the Scientific eourse, all the various dltUlons
of Physical Science, will tc comprised. III ut rated
by the latest Mai's, Chart. Models, Ac, with fine
Cabinet;' of Chemicals, Mineral, Fossils,- Jtc.,
and Iliil6soihical and Astronomical Apparatus.
Freauent lectures will be gtren, embodying tb
results of dis?vrry, down to tho present year.
Younger pupils. Will be Instructed by Object
Teaching, kud the teautiful charts of IVof. WIImhi
will be introduced. -
The situation is delightful, and society of the
finest character, J
TEUMS rZR SKSSlON or TWKMTT WEEKS.
Senior Deiartment i . .
Junior Deyuirtmcnf
ism
' Board, $10 per month, excluslTe of fuel,
IlL'hl
and washing. Terms iwyable in n.ele, or iu
equivalent' in prtiTlsious at secle rates: Bill
rendered thirty days after entrance. llttsloro
readily accessible from Ecypt. or froia Morritvllle,
(12 miles above Raleigh) by previously addrcsiug
the-Principal. '
nov 25 . , ; v ,4tf
FATETTEVIllE II. C. qillTMlT
riHE exercises of this institution ha? e been re-
JL sumed without the military feature, and an
re. and an
reived for I
terminal I
nary, lhdC.
n will be ."
additional numwr or pupils will lc- rrcrh
the balance of the session, which will
twenty-six weeks from the 1st of Januar
The discipline and courscrof Instruction
the sanio as In similar schools, with the
exception of 'a thorough coarse In the An
cient Laniniarea. embraclnir Latin and Grei-k
comitositiou. In Surveying and Engineering
the instruction will be both theoretical
and practical. Arrangements will bo made at an
early day to secure a complete set of Chemical
and Philosophical apparatus. No tmins or ex
pense' will be spared to make this one of the Nut
schools in the country. The building are located
on Haymount, which overlooks the town of Fay
ctteville, and which Is remarkable for the healthi
ness of the location, the beauty of the socnery.
and the intelligence, refinement and high moral
character of the people. There is almost dally
connection between Wilmington and Fayctteville
by steamboat, and this is suggested as the lcst
mute to the latter place from almost any quarter.
Students will be received at any time, and will Im
charged from the date of entrance,' though It will
be best to enter about the 1st of January,
Terms for twenty-six weeks from lsUof Jan
uary, 18oC,.xayabIe in advance:
Tuition... 150
Board and lodging.... ...... .150
Washing, fuel aud light. , ... 1. .: 'M
Applications for admission rnuv Im addressed
to ' Major WM. A BANKS, Supt.
dfc20 tfltjaul
' '
Wight School Itc-Opcncd.
I WILL RE OPEN MY SCHOOL AT NIGHT,
for the benefit of young men engaged in
business during the day, on the 1st of January, '
1SG6. Every exertion will be used to make U
exercises Interesting and Instructive, and young
men wUI find it to their interest to avail ! hem .
selves of this opportunity.
Terms Four ($4) dollar. jkt month, In ad
vancc. ' " 1
School Jtoom at corner or nnn and J rinee
streets.'' JNO. C. McLEOD.
dec 21 $4 tf
EXTEND TOUR COUriTRT TRADE.
C. 8. McD AN 1 K L,
- .
GENERAL ADVERTISING AGENT,
WILMINGTON, n! C.
Being the duly anthorited Agent In tbicityfor
Mme of the moat extensively circulated ncwMia
per published in the Interior, among whieh arc
the following : '
FAYETTEVTLLE NEWS,
T: -r -",JilALEI(,i II PROt J R EM,
GREENSBORO PATRHrt ; ; s ;
SALISBURY UN ioN BANNER.
CHARLOTTE DEMOCRAT, ; ,
CIIARLOTTE TIMES, , '
STATES VI LLE AMERICAN, -
and GREENSBORO MIRROB,"
I will be pleased to receive and forward advertise
ments atrtbc publlshersMo'iri'st rates, or to funiMi
any Information that may be of InterVst to buil
net men in regard to the Subject of advcriUiiitf '
so a to reach and Induce interior trade.
Call on me at the C0MIO$INU KOOM of thej
"DAILY DISPATCH.' '
AG EN C X
or v :
TO TILE CITIZENS OT WILMINGTON, N. C,
TjMR the convenience of my customers In your
X city, snd also of your state.. 1 have etabliad
a DEPOTHn Wilmington, and aipolnted .r '
r ?in. iiorace ttJ d aiui y .
. . . , ... .
;.;!' ;"'," UT SOLS AOZXT. :
7 ' .. f i '
Who will keep on hand a lanre stot k of all my
bottled Wloes and Llnuors , and which will be '
sold to the trade at New York prices; adding'
freight and insurance.
I take pleasure In recommendlntr my A cent to
my friends and customers, with the fuu assurance
Uiat they will receive from him the same favor as
If they purchased direct from mer :
s . UDOLPUO WOLFE,
- ' 23 Beaver street. New York.
pct9 "?;' ' ' ''' ' ..a : l-Zia
1 T .Talloiv ivhnlcd. ;
T.WILL lay the hlghcstiuarkct price for
TALLOW
. Call at
the cheap store. No. 39 Market street '
north sld
side.
II. MARCUS.
nov 23 44-lm
v