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JL 4 5 i THE DAILY DISPATCH JOD PllEfTIJrG. ., We are prepared to execute all order for BOOK I published daily (Sundays' excepted,) at Wil mington, N C, by BARRY & BERNARD. TEUMS Or SIBCKIITIOX : One year. $10 00 Six months ' 5 00- Three month " 3 00 One month ' 1 00 t-?AlI subscriptions jyablc strictly in ad vance. Office No. 41 Market trtt, ophite City IIotcL AND JOB PRINTINO, on abort notice and rea sonable term. f t7 Orders from accessible points In the roun- try promptly filled, and forwarded by mall or ex press, j ' -V t7" Order moat be accompanied by the cash. EBTpfHce No. 41 Market street, opposite City .otcL ; BARRY A BERNARD. VOK I. I. WILMINGTON, N. C, MONDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1865. NO: G7. , p : : : - - . . . . . f . LINES OF TRAVEL. WILMIMiTOX, CIIAULOTTE AND IlL'TII EKI OKI) KAIL HO AD. . OrricE Wil., Ciiar. A Ruth. R. R. Co., i Lalkinklkg, November -'Till, l5i. . f 3" - On and after Monday, the 27th iat, a Freight Train, with Passenger Coaches attached, will run. follows : Schedule. IT TRAIN WEIiNESDAT AND 9ATIKDAT. Leave Wilmington,, s.Ou A. Arrive at Sand Hill ti.'J0 P. I)OWX TRAIN MoNPAV ANI TIiritDAT. Leave Sand Hill fi.VJ) A. Arrive at- Wilmington 5.00 I. M. M. M. M. W. II. ALLKN. Master uf Trantportutiou. Freight intended for shipment by above trains rant be delivered at this d-iot by'lO o'clock, A. M., Tuesday and Friday!. J. T. ALDERMAN, Freight Agent. nor 27 -W-tf w i ljiixktox a 7 'Si anch VeimiTil OrriCE Gen. Scrr. Wil. A Man. IL Road; I Wilmington, N. C, Nov. 11th, lbbo. f "! A I i 1 FOLLOWING TRAINS ARE RUN ON Wilmington and Manchester Railroad. with the following connections : Leave Wilmington daily at.. 6.15 A. M Kin-sville " 7.Xi P. ,M. Arrieat Wilmiugton daily at .3.05 P4M- J " K!iigsvi!! " '.. l.iA. M. At Florence these trains connect each way with trains on the- Northeastern Railroad daily for Charleston. At Kingsville they connect each way jjith train on the South Carolina Railroad daily fr Columbia and Augusta. In goiiu- to Colum bia, passengers stage from Hopkin's Turnout, on South Carolina Railroad, -to Columbia, a dis tance of twelve miles. In going to Augusta, they .stage from Orangeburg on South Carolina R. R., to Johnston's Turnout,' on South Carolina R. R., a distance of fifty-1 wo miles. At Florence these trains connect .with Cheraw and Darlington Rau road, which. rad runs" up to Cheraw Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, and down from Cheraw to Florence every Monday, Wednesday and Fri day. "There is daily stage communication from Sumter, S. C.,-t Camden, S. C., connecting with these trains. The steamer comiecilijg with these trains arrives and departs from the Wilmington and Weldon Railroad wharf. The freight ollice of the Company is 'for the present on Water street, at the wharf formerly used' by steamer North -Carolina, running to Fayette villc. The ) ofiice of the president, 'General Superintendent and Treasurer, for the present is on the southeast corner of Water und-Chcsnut streets, up stairs. HENRY M. DRANE, tfupt. nor 13 ; .? 31-tf wil3iinc:ton 'and wi:ldon r. r. Wilm ington t Welpox R. R. Com pant, Wilmington, Nov. 2S, lOo. ... v isi'.-. . i 4 T?T CxZJ i m Pussengcr Trains Schedule. ROM THiS DATE TRAIN'S ON THIS ROAD will run as follows: Leave Wilmington at 4. SO P. M. Arrive at Weldon at 7.00 A. M. Leave Weldon at 4.:M)'P. M; . Arrive at Wilmington at 5.4. A. M. Connecting at Weldoa both ways with trains to -and from Petersburg, bv Gastou" Ferry, and on direct to Norfolk and Washington ; connects at Goldiboro' with trains to Raleigh and Newbern. Also connects at Wilmington w'ith the Wilming ton fc Manchester Railroad south to Charleston, Columbia, Atlanta. Savannah, Montgomery, fcc. S. L. FREMONT, Engineer ruid Supt. noT2S 44 tf .1J J9 E .1 Is TO FOKMEK Members of the ' Dialectic Society," , University of North Carolina, Their Acquaintances, and Friends to the Lute Confederate. States Throughout the South : rE ARE DIRECTED BY THE DIALECTIC f f Society, a well known and venerable litera ry body of this University, to extend to you, the following appeal: Ifi the recent struggle for Southern indepen dence tjUere were swept away many, very m&ny numbers of our Society; some of them wrre youn-r, fresh from their" collegiate duties. Others more rije with years, which had made them a source of just pride, and reflected honor to this Society. She laments the death of every worthy member, but more intensely does she sor row or the los oi her patriot sons. She vcuc rates their memory, und is anxious to have a re cord of each one oi them. To this end, 6he begs all who would ussist in the accomplishment of a work 6o natural, so praisew'orthy, to furnish her with the name of every member of the Society who is known to have died in the Confederate 'armyfrom wounds or disease. It is our unhap piuess to know that the sad list will be along one, representing every Southern- army and every Southern State; but mingled with uuhappincss will be the consoling reflection that their verv numbers is that of which we are with reason proud. - The name should be accompanied with the time, place, and circumstances oi the death, and ad dressed to "The Historian Dialectic Society," Chapel Hill, N. C. Although the war for separation and self-irov- ernment has terminated unsuccessfully, we value. 11.9 uiMorj. e Dcuevc mat you would; with us, be, pleased to see established, on an important scale and under proper auspices, "A museum for the collection and preservation of all curiosities and relics, or matters of any sort, .connected with the late Confederate States, or incident to the war fur its establishment." Our Society has re alized the fact that such a museum must begotten up, if at all, by a literary association, which can In no way be reckoned political, and from ma terial now in private bands. Sha lias therefore determined to make the move, and looks to vou for encouragement. The museum is designed to be a receptacle for whatever mav be interesting to lovers of liberty, or admirers of patriotism and valor; whatever is dear to true Southerners, whether it .be because of its iutrinsic 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 encourage that which may become a valuable exhibition, grateful to the eyes or those who in time to come mav appreciate the motives and achievements of the Southern people in the late warj and whohave sympathized with them.. Each article should b accompanied wi t ft m. Full ilAcpififA 1 I . 1 t-.w - twi, TOrviiuiv wrapped or rftirri Anil kiht ia 'iin.Ai.. t t hen possible, article may be sent by hands of students; otherwise, friends will please for ward them by express, at expense of Society Articles, when received, will be carefully labelled with the name and residence of donor. I J W. C. RENCIIER, JNO. W. PEARSON. T. C. DeROSSET. nor 46-tf FOR SALE 2ZAX K RILLS. 13 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, st par ia sums to suiL Checks on PETERSBURG, RICHMOND, BAL TIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA, in sums to suit. WANTED. United States 7 C-10 In Bonds of 500 and 1,000. JAiitauA SON, Exchange Broker. . try i dec 19 63-lw 9 fir?; DRY GOODS. CLOTniXG, &c. J A.X1 G-ents Shawls. LARGE of AND WELL SELECTED STOCK LOW, MEDIUM AND FINE, ! At S. M. SIMPSON'S, S3 ami 35 Market street, and 2 and 4 Front street, N. E. corner. dec 11 oo tl IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS IN AND DOMESTIC FOREIGN n It 1' GOODS, OLD STAND, EXCHANGE, CORNER FRONT AND MARKET STREETS, N03. 22, 24, 245 MARKET ST., AND . NOS. 2 AND 4 FRONT STREET. i r ' O FFER FOR SALE THE LARGEST AND best selected stock of Goods ever offered 'in this market, to which they invite the attention of pur chasers. The Mock consists in part of 12O0 PIECES ENGLISH & .FRENCH. PRINTS. 3.100 PIECES DOMESTIC PRINTS. 500 PIECES HICKORV STRIPES. 500 PIECES BLUE DENIMA. 500 PIECES BLEACHED COTTONS. 500 PIECES BROWN SHEETINGS. . 500 PIECES BROWN DRILLING.. 500 PIECES BED TICKING. 50 BALES N..C. SHEETINGS AND YARNS. 100 PIECES BLACK BROADCLOTH, 500 PIECES CANTON FLANNEL. 500 PIECES ASSORTED COL'D FLANNELS. 500 PIECES BLUE AND GREY FLANNELS. 500 PIECES ASSORTED LINSEYS. 500 PIECES BLACK ALPACCAS. 500 iPIECES COLORED COBURGS. 500 PIECES FRENCH AND ENGLISH ME POPLINS ASSORTED. RINOS 500 PIECES COLORED 500 PIECES. COLORED! DELAINES. . 100 PIECES, ASSORTED COL'D CASSIMERES 500 PIECES GEORGIA; CASSIMERES. 500 PIECES SATTINETTS ASS'D COLORS. 1000 PAIR WHITE BLANKETS. 1000 PAIR COLQUED BLANKETS. In addition to the aboye stock they have on hand a large assortment of fancy Skirtings, Hoop Skirts, White and Grey Corsets Jackonnets, Checked Muslins, Towels and Towelling, Linen and Cot ton Sheetings, Linen and Cotton Diapers, Habre dashery, Stationery, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Umbrel las, Parasols, Trunks, Vatises, Readymade Cloth ing and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods. oct IS -tf T HE UNDERSIGNED OFFER fOR SALE, in their Retail Department, the following goods, Which have been selected with irreat care by one of our partners, in Europe and the Northern cities, viz : PRINTS, ALPACCAS, COBURGS, FRENCH AND ENGLISH MERINOES, LADIES DRESS MATERIALS, in all the latest styles and patterns. CHENIES. and Plain Colors in all the new fabrics, j PLAIN (AND FANCY SILKS, i RICH BLACK SILKS, MOIRE ANTIQUE, Plain and Colored, MANTLES, CLOAKS, BASQUES, 8AQUES, AND SHAWLS, in great variety. FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FURS,' GLOVES. HOSIERY AND KNITTED GOODS, in large supply, t FRENCH MILLINERY, Consisting of Bonnets, jHats, French Flowers, Plushes,"Silk. Velvets and Silk Bonuets, Silk and Beaver Turbans all of the latest styles. Bonnet Ribbons, Dress Caps, Head Dresses, Bonnet Orna ments and a choice variety of Fashionable Nov elties oT the season, to which we call the attention of the citizens of Wilminjrton and surrounding country. KAHNWEILER & BRO. Rf oct 13 SHOES I SHOES I I SHOES 1 1 ENT3. LADIES. MISSES AND CHILD- rens Boots and Shoes, a large stock for sale by KAHNWEILER & BRO. oct IS ' . - I 9-tf GEDRICK !fc RYAiV. O UR. FRIENDS'- ARE iRESPECTFULLY In formed that we havel opened a small but well assorted STOCK OF DESIRABLE GOODS at the r . WHITE STORE, i H Next door south of the Cape Fear Bank, on Front street, (four door9 from Market,) where they are respectfully invited to calk when we hope to oi ler such hiducements in prices and the. character of our stock as will prompt a renewal ot our i OLD TIME BUSINESS INTERCOURSE. Our stock comprises DRY GOODS, SHOES AND HATS, Which have been bought for cash and will be sold at fair prices. The facilities now offered.by steam communica tion with New York enable us to renew our stock weekly. ; HEDRICK & RYAN, nov 25 j 42-tf TT7E OFFER A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT V V of Dress Goods. Cloaks. Hosiery. Gloves. Corsets, Hoop Skirts, etc, with every variety of uuy made LuVUltS' SllOES. Our stock is re newed w'eekly. Black Merinos, Alpaccas, De Laines, Empress Cloth and double Reps. Cloths, Cassimcres, Satinette, Tweeds, Kentucky Jeans, Flannels, Blankets, . and House-keeping Goods Everr variety of Gents' and Boy's Soft Hats. ine Calf and Ileayy Boob, Balmoral Shoes and Brogans, good and cheap. HEDRICK & RYAN, nov 25 1 42-tf LUMBER. 0RflReobyr Xport or local demand prompUy PETER MALLETT, No. 23 North Water street dtelS . ' . 59-tf ; DRY GOODS, CLOTniXG,-Sic. Fall and Winier Goods. Wholesale and Retail. XT7"E have removed from oar old stand, and are Y V now opening in the former Commer bank building, a large assortment of Merchandise, consisting of . BLACK AND COLORED SILKS, POPLINS, SCOTCH PLAIDS, DELAINES, Y .. . -BOMBAZINES, ALPACAS, FRENCH AND ENGLISH MERINOS, And all the latest style of. DRESS GOODS. PLAIN, STRIPED AND FIGURED , CALICOS, SHIRTINGS, SHEETINGS, . LINEN. LINSEY, TICKING, . DEN INS, CANTON FLANNEL, WHITE. ' BLUE, RED AND YELLOW FLANNEL. All Shades of Sack Flannels, BROAD CLOTH, BEAVER, SATINETS, JEANS, BALMORAL AND HOOP SKIRTS, CORSETS, CAMBRIC EDGINGS, INSERTINGS AND BENDS, ; " COLLARS AND SLEEVES, JACONET, SWISS AND CROSS-BARRED MUSLINS, TOWELINGS, CRASH, TABLE CLOTH, HOSIERY. GLOVES AND ; NOTIONS. JSoots, Shoes, Slats, Caps, CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS. MILLINERY. SILK AND VELVET BONNETS, HATS, IIAIR NETS, WATERFALLS, ROLLS, VELVET AND SILK RIBBONS, FEATHERS, FLOWERS, CRAPE, BAREGE, TISSUE, LOVE AND CRAPE VEILS. CLOAKS AND SHAWLS. F. L. BAUER. If.. M. KATZ, Agent. 23 Market street. A CARD. In thanking the citizens o"f Wilmington and vicinity for the kind patronage heretofore receiv ed, I hope they will continue the same in the new stand, formeV Commercial bank. It is useless to say we have the handsomest and cheapest stock here ; I only ask, call and price, and you can get suited. Respectfully, M. M. KATZ. oct 19 .'. 10-tf PROSPECTUS. The PuMU-aticm of the NORTH CAROLIXA PRESBYTERIAN tcdl be resumed in Payctirville, on Wednesday, the 2d of January next. " Confidently relying on the hearty support which we have heretofore received, we shall endeavor to render the paper more attractive both in appear ance and matter, than it has ever Deen, sparing neither pains nor expense, in the accomplishment of this purpose. V ith the passing away ol old things, a new spir it of activity, energy and enterprise, has been in fused into every department of secular thought and business. Why should not the Church, also. partake of the progressive advancement ? Why should she, of all the agencies, brought to bear with 6uch tremendous force upon the civilization of the present time, be inefficient, laggard and almost hopeless in the working out of her own destiny? To arouse the church to the importance and ne cessity of work ; of unceasing," restless, tireless energy iu the 'service of her Master and Head ; this shall be our first and chief est aim. In this we need assistance. We are not, alone, sufficient for these things. Our brethren must help us in every way; by contributions from their own stores of thought and study ; by zealous co-operation 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 we hope lor on the earth. TERMS. Subscription for one year, $4 00 " six months, K w Address B. FULLER, i Editor of the N. C. Presbyterian. nov: 30-tf Th Watchman. ABOUT THE FIRST OF JANUARY, 1S0O, there will be cpmmenced in the City of New York, a weekly journal designed to take the high est practicable position in its line of literature Each number will consist of eight (S) large pages with six (6) columns to each pagre. printed oniex- cellent paper in a superior style of typography. It will discuss all the topics 01 lieiigion, soci ology, 8cience, Literature, Art, Politics, Com merce. Finance and Agriculture, liberally, care fully, thoroughly, and from a platform far above all partisanship. The chief editor, the Rev. Dr. Deems, of North Carolina, will be assisted by distinguished gentlemen in the several churches, so that The Watchman may be unhesitatingly introduced into the families of any Christian communion. A Home liazette, a Kepenory 01 au the best current Literature, a Summary of all im portant Intelligence in every Department of Hu man Effort, an Advocate of Truth in all things, a Friend, a Guide, a Blessing this is what Tub atchx ax is intended to become. Price, $1 for three months, $2 for six months, strictly in advance. t5 Subscriptions mav ror the present be maae at the office of the Southern Land Agency, No. 63 Broadway, N. Y. l Editors will confer a favor by giving thi prospectus as many insertions as their conveni ence may allow, and send their paper In exchange as above. deel . , 47-tf COAI. ONE hundred and fifty tons Orchard Vein, Red Ash, Grate and Stove CoaL daily expected by brig Abby Watson. - ., for .sale by W. L. DROSSET. 63-2w dec 20 DRY GOODS CLOTHING, &c. A. WEIIil.! & CO., DEALERS I2 Foreign and Domestic Dry Good, READY-MADE CLOTHING, GEXTLEJHEN8 FURNISHING GOODS, Boots and Slioes, No. 13 Market street (old stand), " ;"." : t ' ' '' '" $ - - "yOULD call the particular attention of Cotmtry Her chants to the following well selected stock, consisting, . ' ' ; ":'..:.;. I :.' i in part, of a largo variety of DOMESTIC PRINTS, ! BLEACHED COTTONJ r ' ' : ' J j ' y - ';- ' -BROWN SHEETINGS. BLUE JDENIMS, i BED TICKINGS, 1 I i - ASSORTED FLANNELS, f BLACK ALPACCAS, v . j- ,i i '' ENGLISH AND FRENCH MERINOS, i. '- i - COLORED COBURGS, COLORED POPLINS, FIGURED AND PLAIN DELAINES, I ! ... FRENCH CASSIMERES, L v ' 1 - - ' PLAIN AND .FANCY! SATINETTS, . m .I'll. COLORED AND iVIIITE- BLANKETS. . . - i ' ( In addition to the above, they have on 1anna m m a r tn ant " f i r unuu flat jaiv ajovi tiuvufe vi JACONETS, i HOOP SKIRTS, : i . CHECK MUSLINS, , TOWELS AND TOWELING, V BOOTS A3TD SHOES, lUMBRELLAS, ' ! TRUNKS, VALISES, HATS AND CAPS, CUTLERY, and a general assortment of goods suited to the i country trade. oet SI 2- Ul MISCELLANEOUS; NEW GOQpS FOR CHRISTMAS, A t Grealy Rcdaced Prices. WE ARE DAIL r RECEIVING, AND VVli.1. receive durinr the holidays, an extensive and carefully selected assortment of H EVT fiOO DS T Consisting in part of 250 PD3CES PRINTS,! ATEST PATTERN 100PLECES DELAINES LATEST PAT '. TERN. 1 ' i ! i t- 1 - 50 PIECES MERLN0E3. BLACK jSIMCS, LADIES MANTILtAS, CLOAKS AND SHAWLS, latest styles. HOOPS and BA LMORAL SKIRTS, SHIRTING J AND SHEETINGS. LADAES' AND GENTS' j j j BOOTS AND SHOES Of very styls, of the best quality. ' i . j " i AISO. 'BLACK BEATER, SIL " 1ILXED CASSIMERE, and FRENCH BLACK CLOTH, VELVET AND SILK VEST j INGS JAND VEST PATTERNS, Latest syles. . 1 500 SUITS OF CASSIMERE AND , OTHERS CLOTHS FOR GENTS, Made according to latesi fashions, and of superior finish expressly for this imarkst. CARPETING, BLANKETS, STATIONERY, JEWELRY AND FANCY GOODS, Of every description, which we offer , at lowest ra&esat .. ' ' ! I WO, It MARKET STREET. SOL. BEAR & BRO. i 58-lm dee 14 KEGS Ohio Butter,. 50 bbls. city mess &D Pork, 75 bbls- family Pork, 100 bbls. prime Pork, Lard, In large and small packages ; Candles, lull and light weight; Liverpool and American Salt, Buck and Drop Shot, Bifle Powder by the keg, at CEO" 2'XRENCH & CO.'S deeU REAL ESTATE. A Splendid Opportunity Offered lor a Good Inrestment MY FINE AND LARGE PLANTATION, 8IT nated in Onflow Couritr. on New river, con taining 3,000 acre of arable land, and 4,700 acres oi piney land, together with four sets or boxes, will be leased to the highest bidder on the 1st day of January, 1SG6, unless sooner disposed of on private verms. r f -The appurtenances' oclbnMng' to tho place con sist of a fine Cotton Gin and Ilorae MilL The last mentioned is capable r of turning out. with four mules attached, fort! bushels of meal ncr day. The Plantation Is adapted to the growth of cotton, corn, peanuts, potatoes, field peas, wheat, fec. Two good landings ire on the place, there- Dy auoramg nne iaciiitiej ror shipment or pro duce; besides the river abounds in the finest oys- vers ana nsn in uie woruiy' j Length of . lease, five orfsix years, I' For further particulars apply to 1 ' ' COOPER HUGGINS. nov 1$ : i. 36 tf Valuable Plantation for Rent or Leake. ' I 1 JL tears, his plantation" on Town Creek, ten miles below v ilmington. 500 acres are cleared and fenced, well adapted to the production of -corn, cotton, wheat, potatoes, sc,, and a part is excellent ground pea land. In addition to which there Ls a large orchard of fruit trees, bearing large quantities 01 iruic i Un toe place there are two iramc dwelling nouses, large barns and sta bles; also seventeen frame houses for' laborers, now oeeupiea Dy ireeamcn, most or wuom may proDauiy De nirea to wor on tne place. The Droximitv of this nlantation to ! Wilminir ton,, the easy approach of large flats at ! all times to its several landings, injuring shipments to any point, offers inducement to enterprising men, especially those familiar with hired labor, that few places possess. Addfess j Dr. JOHN D. BELLAMY, Wilmington, fc. C, or call on him at his city Residence. j "dec 5 50-tf ; . . . Coe's Super-Phosphate of Lime, on BONE MJUE. f W A RRANTED GE NU I N E . BEING MADE OF TE BEST MATERIALS, and in the most approved manner, it is re commended to the public as superior to any other in the marRet. All whoihave used it speak or it in the highest terms of iraise. and those engaged in its manufacture will? continue their best en deavors to advance the iigh reputation which it has acquired. I We guarantee the Phosphate to be well man ufactured, and recommend it in preference to any other artificial manure in tho market. We consider it nearly' equal to the best Peruvian Guano, although furnishjed at half the price. . Messrs, R. if. Allen ot Co., the well known manufacturers of agricultural implements, say ofit: . -( i 44 We take pleasure in stating that we have sold E. F. Coe's buper-Ifhosiphate of Lime for four years. It Juas given funivse real satisfaction to our customers. We most cheerfully endorse it as an article worthy oi the cpnudence oi tne public. and the purchaser may -rely upon securing an article honestly and carefully manufactured. 44 We would state that! after careful examina tion, we believe this Phosphate has been Im proved each year 6ince its introduction in this market, and that it will continue to maintain its 44 Very respectfully, 44R.H. ALLEN A CO.,: 44 No. 191 Waller street, New York.'?' E. Frank Coe, Esq. : Annexed please find result of my analysis of sample of your Super-phosphate of Lime left with me. i This being such a superior article, in every re spect, I cannot refrain ftom congratulating you upon such manufacture, which undoubtedly win meet with great success.! Wishing you every sufceiss, I am, Respectfnllyfyours, I . G. A..LEIBIG. Baltimore, August 3,1864.' Of Free Phosphoric Acid IIyd..-i ....... 10:28 containing of Anhydrdus Phosphoric Acid .1 7.45 Of Bi-phosphate of Lirad . ; . . 6.10 containing of Anhydrous rhosphonc Acid i. ..... 1. . 3.70 Of Neutral Phosphate of Lime. 8.35 containinr of Anhydrdus' Phosphoric Acid.. ..........fL..;.. 4.36 Of Sulphate of Lime hydrated... 45.33 containing of 8ulphurie Acid (Soz.). .21.20 Of Alkaline 8alts as Sulphates..... 1.11 Of Organic,Combustible Matter 23.58 capable of producing Ammonia. ..... 3.76 Of Animal coal and San. A 5.00 Phosphoric Acid soluble 3n Water 11.15 Phosphoric Acid insoluble in Water. . . . 4.36 Ammonia............ X.. 3.76 Manufactured by ENOCH C0f nnnter's Point, L. L rpHE UNDERSIGNEj) HAVE BEEN AP X pointed agents for tle State of North Caro lina, and will supply this superior fertilizer at manufacturers' prices. L Put up in barrels of about 300 pounds weight. 700 Barrels Now in Store, ' and for sale by dec 13 j i Q. PARSLEY & CO. j 57-3m W. II. General Commission Merchants, wilmlno ioNj jr. a, I HAVE RECENTLY! BEEN APPOINTED agenU for the 8tatf of North Carolina, of the ( - :., Pacific Guatio Company ; and also agents of the f Unadulterated Floor? of Bone Corapanr We expect a supply oflthese invaluable fertil izers in a short time, and solicit orders for the same from our old customers, and . farmers gen erally, deel 47-1 m STEAM BOILED AI1D EllQIIlE FOR sale cheap for cash, power; cylinder Boiler, Engine 3 flues, 12 20 horse horse power. Apply to r .: . ' F - J. T. GOOCIL Weldon, N. C. dec 15 f L2m TWENTY CASES VERY 8UPERIOB OLD BOURBON WHISKEY. ' 10 BBLS. A. KELLAR BOURBON. 10 BBLS. Q. WHISKEY. , . 10 BBLS. OLD 3IONONGEHAUL 20 BBLS. OLD COPPER DISTILLED. For sale by f ' 3 CtG. PARSLEY & CO. dec 19 I G-1 Wil.t Char, and Rutherford R. R. Ornci Wru, ChabJA Rcth. R. R. Co., I Laukisbcbo, N. a, Oct. 18, 18C5. J A N adjourned meeting of the Stockholders of J. the Wilmington, Charlotte & Rutherford Bailroad Company will he held at Lincoln ton, N. r on ThnraiT. January 18th, 18C6. ; ' H WJL IL ALLEN, Secretary. oct2fl I 16-td EDUCATIONAL T DHVGI1A52 SCHOOL. MEB ANE VI LLE, K; a TnE NEXT 8ES3I0N BEGINS MARCH 7TH 1X6, and continue forty weeks, presenting? to the people of the East the advantages of a Summer session and a Winter vacation: Boya thoroughly prepared cither for Co 11 ere or for business. Address WILLIAM BINOIIAM, f-i. in- .r nov25 Pittsboro Scientific Aeaden j. C. B. DENSOX, Principal. THIS INSTITUTION win be opened on Mon- , day, 30th November, 18W, for the first term of the bcholatic year, continuing twenty weeks, v under the Superintendence of CLAUDIUS B. DEN SON, formerly Principal of Franklin Scien. j title and Military Institute, Duplin county, N. C. There will be three course of Instruction: Commkhciax, Classical axd Bcibjctific. Id the Commercial course. Penmanship and Book keepIngwiU be taurbt accordlnrio the BpencerUn system, with all the late charts and Improvements, and the-adjunct branches necessary ror business " life. . . " In the Classical course, will be taueht the Gram mer and Literature of the English, Latin, Greek, I French, tjd if desired German and Italian) lan In the Scientific course, all the various divisions of Physical Science will be comprised, Illustrated by the latest Maps, Charts. Models, &c, with fine . Cabinets of Chemicals, Minerals, Fossils, tc., and Philosophical and Astronomical Apparatus.; Frequent lectures will be; given, embodjlng the results of discovery, down to the present year. Younirer pupils will be Instructed bv Oblcct Teaching, and the beautiful charts of Prof. Wilson . will be introduced. The situation Is delightful, and society of the .1 finest character. terms ran sessiox or twbmtt wxkks. Senior Department. t JO 00 Junior Department 15 00. Board, $10 per month, exclusive of fuel, lights' and washing. Terms payable In specie,, or Its equivalent in provisions at specie rates. , Bills rendered thirty days after entrance, llttsboro Is readily accessible from Lgypt, or rrom Mornsviiic, . (12 miles above Raleigh) by previously addressing the Principal. nov 25 43tf FAYETTE VI LLE M. C. MILITARY THE exercises of this Institution have been re -sumcd without the military feature, and an additional number of pupils will be received for the balance of the session, which will terminate twenty-six weeks from the 1st of January, 1800. The discipline and course of instruction will be the same as In similar schools? with the exception of a thorough course in the An dent Languages, embracing Latin and Greek composition. In Surveying and Engineering the instruction will ' be both theoretical and practical. Arrangements will be made at an early day to secure a complete set of Chemical and Philosophical apparatus. No pains or ex pensc will be spared to make this one of the best schools in the country. The buildings are located on Haymonnt, which overlooks the town of Fay ctteville, and which Is remarkable for the healthi ness of the location, the beauty of the scenery, and the intelligence, refinement and high moral character of the people. There ls almost daily connection between Wilmington and Fayettevllle by steamboat, and this ls suggested as the best , route to the latter place from almost any quarter. Students will be received at any time, and will be charged from the date of entrance, though It will be best to enter about the 1st of January, 1866. Terms for twenty-six weeks from 1st of Jan uary, 1866, payable in advance : - Tuition ....$50 Board and lodging.............. ....150 . Washing, fuel and light. I.. 20 Applications for admission must be addressed ' to Major WM. A. BANKS, 8 apt. dec 20 . 63-tJanl JYight School Itc-Opencd. 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, 4866. Every exertion will be used, to make the exercises Interesting and Instructive, and young men will find it to their interest to avail them- selves'of this opportunity. " . ' Terms rour (4) dollars per month, in ad vancc. f School Room at corner of Fifth and Princess streets. JNO. C. McLEOD. dec 21 j 64-tf EXTEND YOUR COUNTRY TRADE. C. S. MeD AN I EL, i GENERAL ADVERTISING AGENT, ' WILMINGTON, 2t C. Being the duly authorized Agent , In this city for some of the most extensively circulated newspa pers published in the Interior, among which are the following : FAYETTE VTLLE NEWS, . RALEIGH PROGRESS, GREENSBORO PATRIOT4, u SALISBURY UNION BANNER; . i i CHARLOTTE DEMOCRAT, 1 CILUILOTTE TIMES, STATES VILLE AMERICAN, 1 and GREENSBORO MIRROR, I will be pleased to receive and forward advertise ments at the publishers' lowest rates, or to famish any information that may be of Interest to busi ness men. In regard to the subject of advertising so as to reach and Induce Interior trade. Call on me at the COMPOSING ROOM of the DAILY DISPATCH AGENCY or j ' - un oJjJpiio woibrE. " 1 TO THE CITIZENS OF WILMINGTON, N. C P)R the convenience of my customers in your city, and also of your state, I have established a DEPOT in Wilmington, and appointed UR. HORACE 13. BARRY . nr sou Aanrr, Who. will keep on hand a large stock of all my bottled Wines and Llauors. and which will be sold to the trade at New York prices, adding freight and insurance. 1 I take pleasure in recommending my Agent to my friends and customers, with the full assurance that they will receive from him the same favor as If they purchased direct from me. 23 Beaver street, New York. oct 9 ! ' ' Tnlloir Wanted. . ' WILL pay the highest market price for -TALLOW. -Call at the cheap store. No. Market street. north side. , ! B0T 29 - iHS. . to
The Daily Dispatch (Wilmington, N.C.)
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