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DAILY
VOL. II.
WILMINGTON, x C, TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 15, 1867.
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THE WILMINGTON DISPATCH
ROBINSON A .-MITH. Proprietors,
PViLUHIl) DAILY AND HKEKLY.
ferns ol svtiacfiyuoa, knvwWbl iiidance :-
Italic
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one car . . . .
4t OU
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KATLfe OK ADVERTISING:
TrtTrrtlTHU li1 s will be inserted at $1 pe r square
lor the Ural iuncrtioa; f3 50 .i.r fri-d. im1 f
lcr month.
Ten fme4 or i'b ' o?i-titutt h iiwn
"T?f" No publication mad', without a reepojad-
LINES OF TRAVEL.
W i lining (on & We Irion Railroad.
Drrtca VUlKW Km.im:i;k A Slri.,
Wilmington. Nov. , I'SOti.
CHANGE OF NC'IIEUI I.E.
i N AND AFTER MONDAY the 5th inst.,
f the iolloM ini' fust eklu-duW ! time will be
ran er tln Kailvsav .
GOING NORTH.
LeavC Wilmington at
ii
VrnvK lit Holdi Imh at
K rrivje ;t W Idon ki ,
' f i it i' .At1
;oini; wi th.
( ;i i VV'fldoli at .
4.4o A.
11.15 A.
9.26 A.
. 2 57 P.
. 2.00 P.
M.
M
M.
M
M
0.35 p. M.
. ll.OU A.
.. 7.35 P.
. . 3.00 P.
.11.50 P.
M.
M.
M
M.
X i ri v f iit Ooldrtbonr atr.
rive at VV'Umina ton . .
. M P.
M.
t.30A. M
Jos', eoin'evtioiit. ,.r' mart' l
-jtli truing st.
WZ rfolltb.
The 5 A. M. train front Wilmington, and 11 t.
M. truin from WYIdon, do not run on Suuday'e.
CkaM connection! re made b the 11 05 A. M.
Main ! -th wayn bet ween New Yrk and New Or
teaBs. B th train thai lea es here at 11.05 and the
one that arrives here at 4.;J0 A. M.. eloae eon
ieetloii are made between New York and New
Orleum;. CouueeUous are made by the ther
'"iiin!- but more time h required.
To -jo North bj Ba Line, leat at 5.00 A. M..
t-t go . Annemebbii, leave by the 11.05 A M.
(rata Hither train eounecta b Richmond.
c,!o-i. eoim tiotie t Uoldaboro witlrtbe N. L
'miii- in th, no t r rain, and b either to
S.-.l'.-rn. 40
2. L. t REMON l,
Chief Knjjiueer and Superintendent
Id 343-tl
Wilmington Manchester R. R.
" 1 ice ' e n
Sen. wtv.
A Man. R. Hoai.
Nov. 3d. lm
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VN AND A K'I'JTt MONDAY the 5th of No
V . the folio" inr Sehedule will jro into efl.'-! on
tn VYHtniufctou and Manchester Railroad.
EXPRESS TRAIN.
a
Lea e
W ilmitiiftoti iluih tit i.du A. M
A r i I
at Elniraville
. . . . L.30 P.
. . .. 1.45 A.
. . . 10.45 A
TRAIN.
M.
M.
M
f.eav' KmMlle
Arrive at VVIhuiiiprton tlaih at
VCCOMMOUATION
i avi Wihniuirtou duilv t ".20 P. M.
lirrivi at KimroviHe " ....... ?i.00 A. M.
Leare Kiiiii-ville M .......4.30P.M.
Arrive at WlladaKtou tlailx at 3.45 A.M.
Cio i nneetioiip made bj both trains at Wil-
tinrioa v ith the Wilmiugton ami Weldon Rail
road;,at 1 loience with the" North Easteru Rail
road for Charleaton. and .it Kinrville with the
uth CaroiMtia Railroad.
Wm. McRAE,
General Superintendent.
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TRANSPORTATION OFFICE,
A II.MINUTON, C'UAKM'ITB Jl R. R. Co.
G. f
je Ma
Wilmimrton, N. C. May S9 lio.
-'kjiVI V ) 1.'TKK .11 NK Ut. lfMili. the Mall
Train on thi road will leave Wilmington at
6 o'clock, A.M., on Tmesdafs, Ihursdays and
Saturdays, and arrive at Sand Hill at o o clock
M. Returning w ill leave Sand Hill at i o clock
M., on Moudaya, Wednesdays and Fridays,
and arrive in Wilmington at 4 o clock r. Ja.
WM. II. ALLEN,
Master wt Trau?portatiou.
may 31 J03 tl
For Rent.
1
I MIL STORE AT PRESENT OCCUPIED BY
M. -m. Motlitt, Rre. & Co., and the office
ovei the store occupied bv Mr. Alfred Martiu,
b om the 1st of Oct., 1300, "to the 1st Of Oct., 1S67.
For further particulars, apply to Mr. as. An'
ih r-n, diwint: mv absence.
W. D. SMITH. Agent,
KEY. C BRUCE WALKER,
mg 31 '-JW-tf
LipiU Confectiooery.
I3REAU IN ALL
ITS VARIETIES,
r KESH, MORNINti aud EVEKlNtt
NCi l AKE AND PLEti
ro s i rr.1 ii e most r ASTiDiou,
FRESH EVERY DAY.
oct3i .MT
PIBE AJNIY L.IFTE
IiisiiraAtioe upnc.
' Wc represent, iu this city, th following lunar
ttiee Compsuiea, viz :
THE SECURITY LNSLRAISCE. ot N. Y.
THE NORTH AMERICAN FIRE INSUR
ANCE Co., of New York.
HE EqUlTABLE LIFE INSURANCE
Co.. ot New York.
THE MARYLAND LIFE INSURANCE
Co., of Baltimore.
Thcstpouiuauiea are all unt clas, with large
-urplua capital, and we can satelj recommend
'hem to the couhdence of this community.
Loss Promptly Aajvate and Paid.
Major MATTHEW P. TAYLOR
w ill be with Us, aud give this branch of our bu
sines !n xcluai ve attention.
ATKINSON & SREPPERSON,
11 aud 12 North Water street.
dec 13 328-3m
WANT.
A LADY WISHES A SITUATION SA
tta,a.tkee-ier. For particulars, apply to
the DISPATCH OKTICE.
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TEWS -Wanted.
rutK AJIA.I!-UU1ED VOL Nj WHri'L
A- I
mi
wauu iu worn ou tt larm to o to
A. m, -
Teje.
s paid, and 10 to 15 specie, per
month, xaarantied.
Also two yanug white women to do hou-e-Aork
Addrsas a telegraph
Care Cant. L. H. BAtnwuAit.fAai.
W AmmL T til B "
w C Jiou. m
nov 24
a&a-tf
TAKE NO MORE UNPLEASANT AN UN
safe remedies for unpleasant and daaflaroos
?VEL6' S kxtk act BOCHL
and IMPROVED ROSE WASH.
or i-
HOTELS.
Ky Hotel.
WlLMIHOTO, N C. Non. 27, lbu&
rpUt CITY HOTEL If OPEN F K THE At
L commodatiou ot the travelling public, and
the Proprietors pledge MMefa to conduct
the House in a stvle ttiat a ill give satisfaction to
its patrons and rne-t
FREDERICK A
8 H K M WHLl
dec 1
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MILLS HOUSE,
MEETING T B E E T .
Charleston 1.
THIS HOUSE HAS BEEN iti'JKULbHLl
repaired and reruraihcl, .oid cannot be ex
celled ! hii it the city. ,
JOSEPH PI RCELL
Proprietor. .
I an 'JO Uo-tl
4 ,
ClTa' HOTEL BARBER.
HAVING thoraahJy refitted and rUuiubkcd
my Shop, I am prepared to shave, uttl hair,
dye and ehampoou iu the latest stylea.
Geutlemen visiting niy Shop may be a.-?uix-d
that they will he w?tTt'd on with pwitenea nhd
iwompliHSu
Jan g W-tl
PROFESSIONAL
JAMES C. DOBBIN
A T T 0 K N E Y A T L A W
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Fayefteville If. C,
ffjPFjt'M I 'JRSEH Hon d HRKES STREETfo
WILL ATTEND PROMPTLY TO j THE
eollection of Claims and otbt.1 basmSS tu
trusted to his core,
nov t -. y-lt
DRY CiOODS, CLOTHING, &c.
jaxes Mccormick,
nKRHAT TA1L.OR
No. :I5 Broad Street Charleston $. C
Whoks de and Retail Dealer in
CLOTHS. CASSIMEKS AND N ESTINGS,
GENTS1 AND BOYS' READY MADE
CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS.
TAILORS TRIMMINGS, etc.
july lb j 239-tf
NEWS! NEWS!
FROM DEPARTMENT
i
Heavi Iteiiifbrt'emeiif
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- AT
HAAS ft CO'S..
O
L R MR. JACOB 1IA&S has inst retrained
irom a bnaiaeaa tour through the
VORTtlEHN CITTE,
and havlnfc parchaeed a stock inneh cheaper than
heretofore, w re prpisied to offer to the
CITIZENS! OF WrLMIN?TQ5,
and the public gem tallj, tin- nuesl asaortmont of
READY MADE CLOTHING
GENT'S IT
RN1SIUNG
H V'TS,
HOES.
HATS. &c
at
redi tno
from what they have been sold thl season
We m u id most respectfully eail the attention
of th-
J "
to our beautiful assortment of
BOY'S AND YOUTH'S CLOTHING.
The arc of superior make to auj ever offered
; in this market Our
V
MER CHANT TAILORING DEPARTMEN i
. attends to orders promptly, and 'sun itc .guar
auteed to tit
Give as a call before purchasing elsewhere
Haas & CO.
Front Street near Market.
Old stand of Hedrick A Ryan
dec 19 - Si7- ii
FOR SALE.
AVERY VALUABLE COTTON FA KM,
situated eight miles from the Wilming
ton, Charlotte and Rutherford Railroad, at Ai
fordaville, containing 000 acres of laud, 250 of
which is cleared and m a very high ttat' of eulti
: ration, well improved buildings of every kind
and the health of the place unsurpassed by any
' in the State. I will sell the land for the pro
' oeeda of It of one year's work of ten banda. A
large amount of 'provisions and stock on the
place can be bought with the laud, at market
! prices. I offer better inducements to the right
kind of a purchaser than can be had auy where in
: the South, as my present crop, i. though a short
one) will dhow cash prices for all on the place.
References: Hon. R. S. French, Pcttewav &
Moore, E. Murray & Co., Worth & Daniel, Wil
minirton. Hon. Thoe. A. Nonhenl, Gaf. W. S.
Xonueat, A. W. Fuller. Brrv Godwin, Lumber
ton, S. C.
Z. FI LLMORE.
last 5-lm
Lippitt Bread 1 agon.
YTTILL DELIVER BREAD, CAKES,
to
TV cast
customers. niorninsr
iiwBc.BUMu oma or ea.ce unuw . ,r oaSnOIW' CM ne Sav, '
atrect rdW Storemi rr09Axeiy good but tkty do t rocA
u tf ' So T tries him mit a greenbax !
l nose aTstuaf Bread or
X will
DAILY DISPATCH.
WILMINGTON, N C., JANUARY to, 16
an Wteenn and his Greenba
the Bowery.
A Tale of
' i irate. Mister Btnriroy
Good morning. 3Ir. Van S
tn) It
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Vu lusv tlii morning
Mister Bum
r Sv r
Xooo"
Veil, vou -Iiust Uiiike an anebor an comes
to lyoiuaeU uiit dat work bench, and I dells
x 9omt thiwsn hpw 1 makes notbtner by
ter wai :"
Is it a long -toiy. Hans''
Nice, Mr. Dunuoy. It bees not to long
it is drue. aul I dells clem to vou nttt
OBCe, Lnd I wants, you to make put emnstt
voiir baber. so Tern older klk know hov
much I made mit te-r war.
" Y em see I bees a Dutchman of influence.
Jh names is Hans Van Steenix. 1 geeps a
lagir beet stoore in der Iowen.Janl my son
Sain be un gnt poy as ever pees in any
sthore in the guutry. In day he hears der
fift beats and der drums play, and he goes
mit der crowd to a .giuiting shop, and he
make- hh ears lisen der life und dc drummer,
and he gets Latriotic, und he nike himself
; go tor a soblier lor his Lncle Sam, and gets
I hvc hundred to liars bocratv
in greenbax to
-rliiii li li52 but rb if im I. nil T hM liutriofip
orkl makes war speeches, uud takes care of
Sum's money, und all de great mens drink
at mine sthore, miel pats me on der buck
and say, - Hiilly for that Hans Van Steenix
ot ter ttowen !" Und I reel glad, unel T ijets
to ! a big uiau. tor mv son Sam i a sol
dicr. und all dar prg men -av Tsr a bully
man from der poor gnatn.
"I nd iny Bam he gji?a mit der wars.
He goe to Manassas, and he gets mit der
BJ" Bet tel. unel In i:oes mit all tier boys to
New Orleans, v.uO ron d iy he gctb his leg
killed mit a gannum ball and goes to der
hospital to see himself die. Und he Writes
me i letter, and 1 gets um and reads dat my
sou Sam be dead mit his leg on. and wants to
see Die his old tadder and tumbler before he
gets well. ?ow I love dat poy Sara, for he
peer a good poy. so I leaves my sthore and
goes to W ashington, and gets a bassport from
Mr. Stanton. Und 1 goes into der War De
partment and I sees that nice batriotic war
man. und I savs. A h. u jod morning. 8hen
eral Sthanton"
''Und he looks mit me. and says nothing !
Den I say, "Doivt&ou know me 1 I bees
Haii:? Van Stcenix. Use from der Bowery !
I make w ar speeches. You drink lager beer
at mine sthore. My son goea to der war. He
is killed in hospital down South mit a gan
num ball. I wants to pring him home before
he goes cloud, ! w aul a busport to go uick,
lor my son Sam goes dead
Den he say
Hump " i never heard of you "
"Den I tiuk I want to see my aun Sam So
I try him mit a greenbax ! Den he say
u'Ah! what is your name?
Den I say. ' Hans Van Steenix, from der
Bowery ! Den he shakes hands mit me and
says " .
rt4Ohyes 1 know vou now, Mr. Van
Steenix from der Bowery. Glad to see vou.
Heae's your bassport Go and see your son
.Sam."
" 'So 1 goes to Memphis. Und I must go
bv boat to New Orleans. Und Sheneral
Washburn says my pass is no good. Den I
,rralls on him und he looks at it aud says, it
don't reach P Den I say ;
'Don't yeu know me i My name is Hans
Van Siecni.v Use irom der Bowery. 1 makes
war speeches, und sends my son Sam t: der
war. He killed himself mit a leg in his gan
non ball, und I goes down der river to pring
him home before he dies.' Und he shakes
his head and looks wise. So I try him mit
t crreen'a : l ni ne !i'ks maseo au'i nr
ways :
" hat is. your nauie .
Hans Van sti.enix. from der Bowery '
Und he says :
' Oh, 31r. Van Steenix. I recollect jou ! ,
Sit 'down. Glad to see you. How is Sam !
Here is your bassport."
"Den I goes to der gaptain of ter -denin
boat on ter river. I show him my bassport.
He says nothing. Der boat is diuat going. .
He tell rue to go ashore. I tries him rnitfa
crreenbax. He takes the srreenbax, and
says :
V'Oh vou are Mr. Van Steenix, Ah! I'm
i
jlael to see vou
Never mind your bassport
it's all right
Hope you'll find your son
juiet !
Und I s;oes to New Orleans. Lnd 1 goe
to Shcueral Banks. I show him my bassport.
Hes-.iya; 'Ah, conic next month, when I
e'ome back from Red River !' Und I tell him
I want to see my son Sam who is dead mit
a gannon ball, and . wants to see ,me before he
gets well. Und I tell him my name is Hans
Van Steenix, from der Bowery. He tells me
tp go ofi. So I try him mit a green bax.
H Den he say :
What did I understand your name f '
Hans Van Steenix frem cler Bowery.
O. I'm glad-V se you, like to forgot
you. it T
all means. Certaiab Take this
bassport ! Go see your son Snm, He was
a brave boy !"
Den I goes to der hospit d, and knocks on
der door. Und a guard wants to ktvow
what I want. Und he no lets me in Den
I show all my bassports. Und he say
I can t read. Den I ask does he know
my son who was killed in the battle, and is
he alive ? Und he says yes ; he is in dare.
Den I ray : 4 Don't you know me ? I am
Hans Van Steeaix ? Den he say. Move on
3 out of the way. So I try hiin with a green
' bax ' Und he say
' AH right. Mr. Y an Steenix nevermind
eler bassport go in."
" Deu I meets der Surgeon, and he asked
me where I am going. Den I say
' To see my son Bam who killed ina gan
non ball in his legs, und Wants me to -joinc
und sec him pefore he gets no better.'"
Den he ay Can not go in it's against
der rules."
Den I tells him mv name is Van Steenix
from de
Ifr Rnwerv. umi I diAu.him mtlms-v.
I . rt
r
uujk saw oui J
orry, hut i-nrt don't , run g$
can t go in.
" So I tries him mit a greetibax
y , Und he say
' Ah ! Your name is Hans Van Meeniv
Go in. Find your son Sam.'
Den I nnn der gaptain, and wants him
to go nut me and wMtf an OAue, jnajt tings
snt bv der Sauitanr
Y . m : a -
bassports. Und he say
IT. una
nd be goes Bail me to help look at my
son Sam, who shot tier off mit a hall in one
leg-. Und I tind my son Sam gone dead two
r weeks. So I gone home work my pa wage.
I lost my Sam loot my green bax. Dej
make laws while I am gone dat my athore
in der Bowery sell not more laoer beer. Und
I ehust tell you bow I get fooled once, but
rn more "
1 1 -
A- Good Hoax Pirated cfok a Cot pl.
of Nokth C arolinians bt a Negro of
Memphis. Two of the moat respectable
citizens ot Wilmimrton. North Carolina.
1 were terribly hoaxed about a week since
nv a negro of Memphis. He represented
himself to the gentlemen aa baring formerly
lived near Memphis, and that previous to
the war he had been the confidential slave
ot his master. He also slated that when
the Union army advanced on Memphis, his.
master, with hio assistance, had buried
$4-5.000 in gold ; that bo escaped North,
and soon afterward his master v a: killed,
and none knew the place of the deposit ot
the treasure hut himself. He applied in
vain to several parties, but at last succeed
ed in getting two of Wi lining ton's moat
prominent citizen to come with him to the
city, premising to remunerate them with
the treasure. They accordingly started for
tlii- point with the negro, who eat and
drank of the best in fact, lived like a lord
by the way, md, arriving here, went in the
night with the negro to dig for the treasure
in Elmwood Cemetery. While they were
digging the negro made some excuse to get
away from them, and then, making a sudden
bolt, left them with their spades and shovels j
to get away the best way they could. The
operation cost the parties about $300.
Ex-Gov. Harris, of Tennessee, has returned
to that State.
lSCELUNEOrS.
GREAT
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M. M.
23
MHiket St.
KATZ & CO.,
23
Market t.
E ARE WEEKLY RECEIVING
GOODS
at the present low prices, and have also reduced
the prices of our WINTER STOCK of a good
variety of
SILK-
v.
POPLINS.
EMPRESS CLOTH.
MERINOS.
delaines,
bombazines,
alpaccas.
PLAIDS
DOMESTICS.
LINENS.
SHIRTING.
MILLINERY.
HATS.
BONNETS,
PLUMES.
HAIR NETS.
AND COLLS.
Ready Made Clotliing.
-
BOOTS AND SHOES.
NOTIONS,
BROADCLOTHS,
PANTS STUFF,
To as Low Rates' as thej are Sold
lSrE"W YORK
:WE ARE DETERMINED TO MAKE ROOM
FOR OUR i
hpring stock:.,
M. KATZ A CO.,
23 Market streeL
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RE5IOTAL.
DR. CARR HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE
and residence to the South side of Market
street, directly opposite his former place of bu
siness, where he Is prepared to perform any ope
ration belonging to his profession- with all
modern improvements. Charges In all cases will
be moderate, and proportionate to the mate
rial desired.
Teeth extracted without pain.
Wilmiagton, Jan. 2, 1867. abs-U
CLOTHIXW AT COST.'
WILL SELL THE REMNAST OF MY
A T O C K
OF ClOTHIMfl at
.
ta ntte4
do weU to call
amine mv toek. aa BARGAINS a ill he alam
3 H. AAJaMCau,
Exchange Corner.
,an - u mm
& HEREBY GIVEN
Will be made to the
ItMmVm AFPLACATION
mm oi
i in Tin l In if man of mm srt to
Xhe
"RI.i4mi T nvA rmilMBT
aa act to
rate tb- ad Manalaetnrtng Com
dec 31
COMMISSION HOIiSCS.
O. WOBTH. V . I A. MAI
WORTH s U Ml I
COMMISSION AND SHIPPING MERCHANTS,
H ILMINGTON, II. C.
Agents for Good peed' New York UVeesU
Steamship Line, Philadelphia Southern Mafi
Steamship Line and Cap Fear Steamboat Line
10 rayetrevuie.
nov 21
JAMES ll ( KI IJ OKI)
SHIPPING ANlT COMMISSION MEI
CHANT,
&- mm m as t -fw & mi mm m ,
iml.i.iiiivi1 n v
Z-tT Conalrnmcnta of Men handiae and couu
try Predue solicited ; ud all badness entrusted
to my cart will have my personal attention
Lumber order w ill have attention.
. oct 10 au-u
r-
-M L. X. CANNON. JAMtS STOaXAT.
tlWOV .V STOKLEY,
GROCEKS ANV COMMISSION Tn3SH
CHANT8 No. 4 south Water Street,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
act ia
8. W. VICSL C f. KLBAKR.
oi Wilmington.
W. !
of AianAaaee county
KEY?(Ol-b5 a bKO
ot NorfoUtyVa.
ll It M
t II h 111 lltVI A
m mm. , . m m i mm . m 4 m mi .W
ROCERS,
FORWARDING AND C03IM1SSION
MERCHANTS,
Comer Chesuut aud Water fctioctc,
WUminton, N. C.
I
septJJO
aurx. jouNsoa, j h
306-tf
E. T. MCKETHAS.
ALEX. JOHNSON & CO.,
GROCERS AND COMMISSION MER
CHANTS,
No. 8 South Water street
if
tfaa.M
i
WILMLVQTOy, y c.
sept Vi 200 U
PETEK MALLBTT. CHARLES HOmiAIt. '
GEO. B. BAKER,
WITH
Ev it '' i
M1LLETT & HOFFMAN.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 16 North Water Street,
XMT T T f IrTi V I
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ATKINSON K HEP PERSON,
GENERAL
Commission and Forwarding Merchant
AND ntaUMANCK AGENTS,
11 North Water Street, Wilmington.
WE KEEP CONSTANTLY on hand GUANO
and FARMING IMPLEMENTS, of Im
proved styles ; and solicit consignments of COT
TON, NAVAL STORES and COUNTRY PRO
DUCE generally, for sale in thhrmarkefor by our
friends in the Northern cities, upon which lib
eral .ADVANcas will be made.
Lite, Fire and Marine Insurance, in the best
companies on the continent, granted at the low
est rates.
MATTHEW P. TAYLOR.
WITH
ATKINSON & SHEPPERSON.
apr iT 106-tl
oeo. hjlbhiss. w. w. HAaaiss. a. t. howbxx
HARRIS dt HOW ELL,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NOKTH WATSH STREET,
Wilmington, If. C,
AUD
190 WATER STREET, xNEW YURh.
LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE ON CONSIGN
mcntb to our New York House fon Produce,
which will be forwarded through, lrec of com
miisioric.
Consignments are covered by Insurance from
portfe and places in North aud bouth Carolina, by
Railroads, Steam Boats and Flats on the River to
a shipping point, and thence to New York.
All shipments should be accompanied by ship
ping receipts and Invoices from point of ship
ment, when Insurance attaches through to New
York.
Oct y ' 313 tf w3S-tf
A. A. MoFriTT, W. D. MomTT, JOH M'LAVKIM.
MOFFITT, BRO. A CO.,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. South WA-iiia Street,
Wilniagton, N. C.
WILL give prompt personal attention to the
sale or shipment of Cotton, Naval Stores,
General Produce, etc., etc. Also to receiving
and forwarding goods.
Orders solicited and promptly filled,
nov 27 43-tI 1-wGm
A: KIIi:iSl I IV
No. 2S, MARKET STREET,
C1
CONTINUE TO OFFER BARGAINS IN
tbeir line.
They deairc to call the attention of the public
to their stock of
Dry G-oods
consisting of
Foreiga and Domestic, Staple and Fancy
Atriclea of every Description.
Gentlemen can be snpplied
Readv Made Clothing
Goods.
rith
Famishing
a large and
In which all
Tbej also have, for the ladles
handsome stock of MILLINERY,
of the late styles can be fonnd.
Be;-idea ?hee stocks thev hate a handAome aa-
sortmcot of superb Carpeting-.
Wholesale buyers are particularly requested to
examine this stock.
aarun 5fgHH&
f
leu ac Sardine.
HALF and QUARTER BOXES, at
11 and 13 Front Street,
CM AS. D. MYERS,
jau
HO
OWN I
T RO WN SUGARS, LOW GRADES
IJ
Lowest cash prices, at
OEO. MYERS.
i
LI aad 13 Front Street,
CHA8 D. MYERS, Agent.
3 tf
jau -
T1R1ME TO CHOICE, lowest
I GEO. M Yl
1 ! aud U Front Staset,
CHAS. D MYERS. AaeuL
t
City
j JjACON SIDES aaHOrLES
SMOKED BEEF, HAMS,
BEEF TONGUES. i r
Lcrret caah pricer, at -
! chW1
t ..-4
CM3WSSI0N HOI SBS,
WILLI AJU Xl KCSlBOlf
COSfMISSlON MERCHANTS.
WJI0L hSALh' Oh KB8
U ilaoiagtoa, N.C.,
HAVE REMOVED TO THE NEW STORE
u North Water street next North of Oas-
4 3S-U
SOL. HAAU Ot.,
SHIPPING ANT) COmiB8iqN W ERCTI A NTS
Water asrrc
. Nivt door aqS adjlUnU.vtarao! IT k. Barry.
i
vmiv - m v nfi v. Kn
, Particular attention a
roeata of lombrr
. oct il
on
be
ft
tLMt
JAJIEH A. UIM.UD,
VoiLW. titW s irVwV ' 1
GENERAL FOJIWAHDINO
AJrO
CO. MISSION MERCHANT,
a wd aoswt rda
JSTNA LIFE UNSTRANCE COMPANY,
OF IlAKTrOKD, COSh ,
No. 'JO North Watt 1 Wnmlugtoa, K C,
WILL IVE mrsmal attentioW to the pur-
VE 1
le of
cnase ana ?tx
Prodta
t f rrhndlS.
oct a
c. u. uobiso, j as. c. nursr. a. aosissoiu
AUBM.. ti. SJ4TTM, of Cui1. JelauL
KOHiNM). SMITH A CO.,
(Succeora to C. 11. Kohinsoa 4k Co., ami to tin
mm X Smith.)
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCaANTB,
WilmitiKtou N. i
C J l 1
J. T. Ml UK AT,
New York.
WUmjfcMSSisN c.
J. T. MURRAY CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No lSbFruatom- t, .New V orkl.
E. MURRAY A
CO.,
waoLBSALr.
i GROCERS & COMMISSION MERCHXNTH
WILMJXOTO. A f
aufc 7 -jfctl
C. P. nXOEnAM.!M. T.WIIITAKT SlCVOCt
(jrecutboro, N. C. Enfield, N C. Cnttliu
. P. Mt iitk nl. nil , Co..
Cotton, Tobacco, and (. ncraf
COMMISSION MEKCn ANTSj
. , . r
WHOLESALE G R O C t R 8 ,
67 cV :i9 South Cal l i t Si , Corner of Water St.,
Baltimore, M4,
ttfO-tjavft"
uaaosssT, w. i uaaussaT, ouaham ua
DKHOSNLT Oi CO.,
( Formerly Deliouct '& Btvun.) Jj
ESTABLMKBD 1689.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCUANTb,
No. C Noi th Wati . Sttoet, ( stairs,)
WILMINU'lON, N . 4J.,
ILL GIVE PERSONAL ATTENTION TO
thf purc hase and sal of produce of eenr
description, snrt to reiCiTi' - td forwarding
goods.
febaO 117-U
A . A W 1 f, I. If l," ' ' "
AN fi )LKS ALL DEALER IN GROCERIES AND
tJENERAL MERCHANDIZE,
Commisaion and Forwardiag Merefaaat.
Ofa 80 NORTH WAlKR' STREET.
Wilmington, K. C
Reveks to
Jesse H. Lindsay, . Cashier Bank Cape
Pear, Greensboro, N. C
Rev. . II. Wiley, i tintfudcii' Public
Schools lor the Stute oi X.irtli Carolina.
Messrs. Jsmes Corner A Sot'-, Baltimore,
Messrs. IMl. y, rT ye, Newo
i . C. DL'MBIE, i. A
i. U. EAIRI-ET a. N. Fi
DUNBAR, FAIRLBY A CO.,
FAOTOKS AJTD
C'OMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No of, North Wateh street L r SxAxaa,
Wilaiiagtoa, N. C.
STRICT personal attention paid to the sale oi
Naval Ston-?, GuUaa uii ikmntrf Brodoct
consigned to them, Ordei - li itcd.
j jau b 7V Wian 1-wtl
'-.I...' . .
Valuable Real Estate.
Iv no:
I wm
NOT DIBPOLD OA AXI UIVATE liU"
ii oner at rnoitc Anct
a ......
Uic Court-.
House in EUxabetl
win
rtotro. aaiae. iiit M
rmi I
Frbrnanv ftsxt tscl
A desirable Brick XmLW "i Maai sUaaA
erected la tSM, from a Mb ot Cair-n Vatnt,
containing six rooms of good sire passages,
cioseta, feranaaii-. iv- , ti ntui tae wm
rial, and cart fully executed A n of the n
Out RuikUasareenttir ufemlae-. whiehi
Three Tou Lots, stocked Uh ruit
mental Trees.
oltuatod near theCwurt Uvum tiqaate, JsiaOmV
ces and a Stable And near the lauding, a large
Warehouse.
The Plantation, one mlc above EUutx
Thtown.
on the Gaoe Fear Riter.
contain mg thirteen hundred aaras. five haadrid
of which arc under fence, and pair handrea and
twenty improve A One-third ef tbit qnastity ta
good Cotton Lasd.
Improvements are a Urge andwronvenicnt
Dweittug oofitaiaiug sixteen raotas altatse-
ceasary Oat Buildings, two small r IrweiMas,
Servants Hottaes, Barns, Stable. Shops, Milt
Sheds, Ac
Tnere Is a Brick Yard upon the t aiisescoaira
nieat to aavteatloa, with good brirk- aad porce
lain clay. The am lasted mmtaanaeeawy growmv
. .f n.V -.nd Tiirif nruin 11 HlS
v. wh r y ,
I to
11 WIU UV Ul lUl-J
Hiaaera.
Taans. -Six ij ceaL eash. Bahucs extoa-
I Jul
BIBLES FOR SALE AL JaSTklBtTlON.
rnnr. SEW UANoViE UkliLL SOCIETY ha
I made s deposit of Bfbfes atOi Cl tdag
ft& aC Meskra MfJNBON A CO . Marks
where all i need ol a coin of tt "?rtp-
rmn be strooHed. fi nlf. as Dhtti itftMM
can be made to petaoc v4 mm City
Maaorer County on!v. Sales ta aa
owe de-
alriag to pnrrsiias.
IL P. GEORGE,
mmi.p Sfw Maaar
130
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