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VOL. II. WILMINGTON, N. C, SATURDAY: MORNING, FEBRUARY 9, 1867. NO. 417. THE WILMIHGTOH DISPATCH.! , RODIN t N A- SMH II, Proprietors, ! rUIJWSJIEl) DAILY AN1 WEEKLY. I ; Terms of eutcriptlon, Invariably in advance : 1 Daily, one car . & 00 i, " eixmonths 4 OC 1 RATES OK. ADVERTISING: i Advertisements will be inserted at ?1 per square for the first insertion; 3 SO per week, and 3 per mouth. j j Ten lif&e or less constitute a square. ' j ! tT" No publication made without a respond tie nauie. - LINES OF TRAVEL. iihniug(on & Weldon Railroad. I! Offici; Chief Engineer A Suit, , I N Wilmington, Nov. 3, ISM. i . .... J h C II A Nil I "-V 7ri.F... O N AND AFTER MO.. iA the ;tu' hirit.-, thtt."tOUWiU last belli du'w of time will be Fiv&-v.eT"tMti itailwav. GOING NOUTII. Leave Wilmington at. 1.45 A. 11.15 A. 'J.2-- A. . 2 57 P. . 2.00 I. M. M. M. M. M. Arrira at Gold? bo ro " i ; t. ii it Arrive at Weldon at P. M. GOINC; SOUTH. Lave Weldon at. i It 4 It 11.00 A. M. 7. P. M. .i 3.00 P. M. 11.50 P. M. S.00 P. M: i.-JA) A. M, by bo'li tniin io- Arrive at Goldsboro at. 't !- tt H Arrive at 1 i i .tt Wilmington. t Close connection are mad lnir South. ii The 5 A. M. train frpni Wilniiutou, and It ji M. traiu from 'Weldon', do not run on Sunday's. I t;iose ceinection3 are made- by t!i; li.oft A. &u train both ways between New York and New Or-, leans. By the train that leave here at .11.05. and the1 one that arrives here at .4.30 A. M., elose con-i Sections are made between New Yirk and New5 Orleans. Connections arc made by the other trains but uiore time is required. To go North by Ray Line, leave at. 5.00 A. M.; to go, by Annemessix, leave : by the 11.05 A. M. train. Either train connects by Richmond. I CIobc connection- at Goldsboro with tiie N. C. trains by the 5.00 A. M. train, ..nd- bv t ItLc r to .Newbern. I " ! - : ' i S. L. FREMONT, ! Chief Engineer and Jiuperinteiideut. nov 13 ,.. . : M:-f Wilmington k Manchester R. i, Ors-icE Gen. Sutt. Wil. fe Mi.if. R. Road, f Wilmington, N. (J., Nov. 3d, j ,N AND AFTER MONDAY the 5th of Nov. I the followinyr Schedule wili go into etl'ect ou the Wilmington and Manchester Railroad. ij ,' ;' ;; EXPRES? TRAIN.' Leave Wilmington daily at 4.50 'A. M. I Arrive at Kingsviile " o 0 P. M. Leave Kingeville' 44 ... 1.45 A. M. jArrivc at Wilmington daily at. . . .10.45 A, AI. f ACCOMMODATION TRAIN. Leave Wilmington daily at. ..... . 8.20 P. M. Arrive at Kinsvlile 44 ....... 8.00 A. M. Leare Kingsvillu 44 ;. 4 "Q P. M. Arrive at Wiliuington'daily at.... 3.45 A'. M. C.Oc connections made by botu traiua at u- South Carolina Railroad. II ) Wm. McRAE, I i -r .General Snperintendent. . nov 4 - ; K-l6-tt TRANSPORTATION OFFICE, 1 Wilmington, Chaulottk te R. R. Co., i 1 I f Wilmintrton. N. C. May 29, 1800. ) 'ROM AND AFTER JUNE 1st, 1800, the Mail j Train on this road will leave, Wilmington at 6 o'clock, A.M., on Tuesday?, Thursdays ana ; Batnrdays, and arrive at anu ma ai a o eiocs, P. M. Returning will leav Sand Hill at 7 o'clock, Af M., on Mondays, -Wednesdays and Fridays, and arrive In Wilmington at 4 o'cloek, P. M. I- ,.-- I W M. 11. AUifc., S 7 ' Master ef Transportation. mav 3l 4 i 208-tf VERY VALUABLE COTTON FARM, situated ei?ht miles from " the Wilmiug-j tc.u . Charlotte and Rutherlo.d Kanroacl, at AH foi-dvi!le. containing' GOO acres of land, '2.50, off which is cleared and in v.erj-.high state of cult b' vation, well improved, buildings -.of- every kind and the health of the place unsurpassed ly any 1 in the State. I will seU the land for the pro- ceeds of it of one year's! work of ten hands. A large amount of provisions and stock on thy i place can be bought with the htud, at market ; prices. I offer better inducements to. the right 1 kind of a purchaser than can be had anywhere in the; South, as my present crop, (though a short SrnL8 I 'Moore. E. Murray &'Cb.. Worth & Daniel, W'il miugton. Hou. Thos. A. Norment, Capt. Y. S. Nonnentf A. W. Fuller. Berry Godwin, Lumber- tou, N. C. ' ! ' ' ;.'- f ! . I' : Z. FULLMORE. f !. jan 4 ' ' " I ' '''' 3S5-lm I -. !( ...p , , f . Lippilt's Confectionery. jgREAD IN ALL ITS VARIETIES, ! FRESH, MORNING and EVENING. !..'! - -'! :'; :: I r FANCY CAKES AND FIES TO SUIT TIIE MOST FASTIDIOUS, : FRESH EVERY DAY. oetSl J 333-tf I AGENTS WANTED FOR ! mi, the Life and ' Campaigns of I Jcis. Stonewall -'-Jackson, By Prof. H. Ll Dabney, D. D., of Va. rpHE STANDARD BIOGRAPHY OF THE JL Immortal Hero. The. only edition euthor Ired by hb" widow, and jpublished for. her pecuni ary jfceneiit. - The author a personal friend and Chief of 8taff of the Christian Soldier. We want an Agent in ; every county. Send for circulars and see Our.terms, and what the Pres says of the work. Address ! j ' NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO., ! Corner 7th and Main ts., Richmond, Va. .: f jan 15 51md&w , NOTICE. A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDEliS XL pf the- Wilmington, Charlotte and Rutbcc- f ford Railroad Company will be held in Wilmin the act f the General. Assembly how in aession 1 F'upu&mgan amcnament to tne cnarteroi tnr i Company I. T. A LP ER MAN, ' . ..."Secretary'; . 404-tm-' jan 25 JUST RECEIVED UXk- V LATE ARRIVALS: BA XkLS NEW YORK CITY MESS PORK, BARRELS Rk'ST U ifl! v PTrtnu V. vm55J ?EST EXTRA SUPER FLOCK, f ?HSTN MARKET BEEF, . . o i?ERR FRESH GOSHEN BUTTER. i-ungton with the Wilmington aucl weldon Kaii road ; at Florence with tliu North Eastern Rail road for Charleston, arid at Kingsviile with the. For .Sebj ' MACKEREL, CREESE. CANNON & STOKLEV im m 4 South Market Street. JUI 40Mt HOTELS. THE CITY HOTEL, Corner 3Iarket and Second' Streets, YV mtlXGTON, X . C . X. FREDERICK, Proprietor. riHE UNDERSIGNED HAS RECENTLY X opened the j S;.. CIT Y HOTEL.'. ' j and bespeaka for it under .its new- umDegVment j the patrbntige of the travelling public, ife gives ' the assurance that it will be conducted Jn a style ! tally equal to the demand of the times. I The Pari ora and Rooms will be THOROUGH!, V REFITTED AND KIJ '" (AXTLY REFURNISHED. ! The t.Jbles trill be well kept ami loaded with ail I th-i . r DELICACIES AND LUXURIES ' j that the Market affords. The servants w ill be at- tentivo and polite to guests ; and every depart j tnent completely organized in such a thinner, as j to render It aa attractive as any similar efctab!ib- mint' in the South. I .The Proprietor promises tliat no pains or ex pense fetiall De spared to render Urn ilOl'EL a plea&ant and agreeable resting place for the way larer, und one in everyway worthy ot the support end encouragement ol those who desire to SU4- tain a well conducted Hotel. j N. FREDERICK, .j Proprietor. mmngton, N. C, Jan. 401-tl Journal; copy ETING STREET Charleston, S. C. -pillci HOUSE HAS BEEN 1MUROUGHL1 A repaired and relurnished, and cannot be ei ceiled by ianv ii! tin city. r JOSEPH PURCELL. : Proprietor. ian20 . 95-tf PROFESSIONAL. Attorney and: Coun sellor a,"t Hisuw. Xo. 9 IS a j ft t r c c t , . FAYETTE VILLE. N. C. WILL ATTEND. PROMPTLY to all business intrusted to his care. Claims collected an vwhere n North Carolina. !, 405-tf JOHN A. RICHARDSON. THO. 11. SUTTON. PiiCHAROSO & SUTTON, Attorneys antl Ooiaii fsollox 1 at BaTV, i: Ii I Z A B E TUT OWN, N . C. All bus prompt a: jan 25 ucss entrusted tentiou. to their care will have 404-tf JAMES C. DOBBIN, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Favetteville, N. C.,x OFFICE CORXER BOW t GJiEtfX STREETS, A ' ' --v ..'- ' w: ILL; ATTEND PROMPTLY TO THE collection of Chiims and other business en- trusted to! his care. " nov 6 I Co7-lf NEJWS! NEWS ! FROM DEPAKTMENT QUARTERS. ' ' !" : '.''..'.; Heavy ISciu force meut . ... OF CLOTHIlVfiJ RECEIVED .VT HAAS & CO'S., O UK MR. JACOB HAS8 has just returned from a business tour through the ' ! NORTHERN CITIES. having purchased a stock much cheaper t han heretofore, w are prepared to offer to the CITIZENS OF "WILMINGTON, i i A, ' r ; and the public generally, the finest aaaortnientof READY MADE CLOTHING, .GENT'S FURNISHING -.... GOODS BOOTS, SHOES, ''.I HATS. Ac, at a IlIIAYY ; REDLCTIOiV from what they have been sold thii season. i - i :-!, - :i Weiwi uld most respectfully call the atteution of the - - LADIE S to. our beautiful assortment of BOY'S AND YOUTH'S CLOTHING. xhr are of Buperior make to any ever offered ; T m ttls Fket-, Our MER CHANT TAILORING DEPARTMENT attehdato orders promptly, and auita are guar- anteed to "fit. Glveua a call before purchaiing elsewhera. . Haas & CO. Front Street near Market, Old Stand of Hedrick & Ryan SS7-tf Jk . , -. THE DAILY DISPATCH. WILMINGTON. FEBRUARY 9. 1867. : - 1 " '.,;, , ' i. ' NORTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE. SECOND SESSION. SENATE. ; Raleigh, Feb. 7. j The Senate was called to order at 10$ o'clock. , j Mr. Avery, from the Joint Select Conimit j tee on the Judiciary, to whom was referred ! sundry bills to change the jurisdiction of the ; courts and the rules ot pleading therein, re ported by bill as a substitute for the whole, recommending its passage. un motion ot 3lr. Cowle?, the rules were j suspended, and he proposed to amend by j striking out so much ot the bill as requires j the defendant to make oath. The amend i ment was adopted by a vote of 36 to 5. Mr. Cowle r.oved that the Speaker ap- point a committee of three to revise the bill j and report as soon as expedients Agreed to. The Speaker designated Messrs. Cowles, ! Eeach and Moore, asthe committee. A message was received from the House J transmitting a resolution proposing to ad journ sine die on Monday the 18th inst. On motion of Mr. Love it was laid on the table. Also a bill to repeal, an ordinance to alter the time of holding the Courts of Pleas and Quarter Sessions in the county of Stanly. On motion of Mr. Marshall, the rules were suspended anil the bill passed its several readings. A-message was received from the . House transmitting" a resolution . authorizing the Governor to pay freights on supplies furnish ed by benevolent associations from other States: on motion of Mr. Kelly the rules were suspended and the resolution" passed its sev eral readings. CHATHAM KAILR0AD. Eiil to declare valid an act of the General Assembly amending the charter ot the Chat ham Railroad Company, having been made the special order, was taken up on its second reading, and the amendment offered by Mr. Robbins was agreed to. A discussion of some length ensued. Messrs. Averv, Jones. Leach and Paschall urged the passage of the m.:ii r...., w:i,-. c: J ;itr- um,, auu s. u, opecu auu ucrry ia opposition. At the close of Mr. Berry's re marks he offered an amendment. Mr. Hall favored the bill. He believed it was right and just, and that he should vote tor it. On the amendment offered by Mr. Berry, the ayes and nays were called and the amend ment was lost by a vote of 23 to 13. The question recurring .on its passage, on motion of Mr. Wilson, the aves and navs were call- cd and the bill was rejected by a vote of 21 tO 1J. Mr. Cowles from the select committee who were appointed to consider a bill to change the jurisdiction of the courts and the rules of pleading therein reported back the same with various amendments, which were read and will come up to-morrow as unfinished business. On motion of Mr. Wilson the Senate ad journed until to-morrow at 10 o'clock. HOUSE OF COMMONS. " Raleigh, Feb. 7. The House was called to order at half past ten O'clock. keports of committees. Mf. McNair, for the Committee on Corpo rations, reported back, favorably, a bill to incorporate the Duplin Manufacturing Com pany. (This bill passed second and third readings under a suspension of the rules.) Mr. Cowan, for the Committee on Inter- nal Improvements, reported back, unfavor ably, a lull to amend the charter of Gran ville and French Board Railroad Company. Mr. Harper, for the Committee on Fi nance, reported a resolution in regard to printing the reports of railroad and other companies, recommending its passage. :,From the same committee, unfatorahli, the bill to authorize the Public Treasurer to negotiate a loan tor the relief otthe Treasu ry and to establish a North Carolina Sav ings Bank." Mr. McKav, as the author of the bill, lust reported from the Committee on Finance, stated that he regarded portant measure for the relief of the people that had been or would be before the Leeis - lature. The report of the committee; was that of i hire mnioritv the bill beinrr d- mat oi a oarc majomj, rue oiu Deing ae- K.uuu ju (.uuiuiikitc u vut;. uasiiu uic ut tlie chainnan, when there was bare a quo- rum of the committee present. The report itself is a sufficient argument in favor of the passatre of the bill. Of all things it is most desirable to raise the credit of the State, d enhance the value of the State ties. The report ot the committee admits that this bill will have that effect. . Then let us have it. Give credit and a currency to our people, enhance the value of our State securities, and our schemes of improvement I will be completed. He moved that this bill be made the Special Order for Tuesday, j next, 11 o'clock, which was agreed to. j Mr. Waugh, for the committee on Propo j sitions and Grievances, reported back, itn l favorably a bill to amend the Revised Code 1 in relation to Entries and Grants, and a bill to repeal an act, (passed by this assembly,) ! amendatory of the charter of the Washing- ton Toll-Bridge Company. P.. 7 (Mr. .Oorham presented a petition : i i i t,:- my Liie icpeai comteiupiaieu uy uus uui. He proceeded to urge the passage, of the nil, when the Speaker ruled that this Legis lature had no power to repeal a bill it had passed.) I BILLS A2q RESOLUTIONS. By 'Mr. McKay, a biltto authorize the be Fear Steamboat Company i (Passed its several radinjrs under a suspen sion of the rules.) - j ' Mr. Perry, of Carteret, presented a memo- ? ! rial from citizens of Carteret county praying legislation for the protection of established i ftchtn ao ... - i t fisheries. The House resumed consideration ot the I o- : . ! lege. -TT , Mr:' DurLara -offered, iC.niti tute for the 1 VW.Vo :v5f-fa titll' hill'tn . ----- . tAblish an agncnltaral -and mechanic- l" -r" i al s.' college. it autnonzea a saie oi & uie wx the Land . Scrip by the Ifublic Treafc c ounty court oi cuniDerianu, appoint in- tation necessary to hasten the germination, and v:ii "pia," and til: are warrant-a . snpftr.rs nf Crndft tnrnpntinft in th( tnwn hf i 4i, 4nnA r th trmwin-w nlant in li its l faction in verv respect. PnrPttPTillA . i ataccs-. are reonircd. this Ghano is ol creat vai- W e wul keep supplies fur deu tV r- - Kin ne. and it mat be used with wnfidetiet in inakin- take orders for direct delivery at Je r-. i at v. anv of the Etanle crops of plantation eultarc, aa; iJe nuroau, ai i.icor pncts, ter of the Cabe Fear Steamboat Company. L-,rX- rpiar. t: tr. n. ortstion added. urer; the election of seven trmtecs by the I General Assembly said ! nitres to !o f cate the college in the central portion of the State, but not ia the vicinity of Cfnpcl t Hill, or any incorporate city or town. jir. uongsaia mat tae merits or the m: j stitute had already been fnlly discus: d. ! It tvas similar to that offered "on the second j reading of the bill (by Mr. Foard) which. however, held out ..'greater inducements than J the one now offered. He hoped the ?tiiu- tute would be retracted and the origin;! bill j passed. Mr. Dargan had, at firfct, leen in favor of appropriating this jwind-fall to the r-trd lishment of a new institution, 'apArt fr; any otner college. A cxutnin.itior vi : act of Congress had subsequently hovn him that this Land Bcrip could onlv" m '-.- ! ? f" Us unncT uic control or the j. ' i .. . ! . . . .j-cgiaiwure, anu urns oniyt ijie mtci tct c:x "rrvJ-J "i x" 1 - jvuu v ii a uc iu(.iiuiiii. wtue erecieu, who. was to pay for the necessary buiidinqre, an.l who would.pay the Proicssors? He vas forced, from a sense of duty, to vie for th bill and against the substitute. Mr. Durham addressed thy House in sup port ot the substitute. I He oppicd the transfer of the Land Scrip to the University, although he beiieved such transfer woukl be made. Thelriencls of the bill urged the transfer to Cliapel lliH. mainly because ut the Constitutional provision w hich requirt d the keeping up ot the UaivcrJty The Ui;i versitv. he said, had not been nianamnl n3 it should be it had lost the coniidecce.ot the pepple, and would not regain it '""until'- it? management was clanged. Mr. Morehead asked the gt-nf lemaa ficni Cleaveland, (Mr. Durham,) whether he would amend his substitute by adding a proviso, making an annual apropriatioji to the Uni versity of $20,000, until the number ot its students should reaqh 400. ;v Dr. Durham declihed making such amend V 1 A 1 1 1 ' A A 1 . i 1 i ment. J Mr. Morehead opposed some length, setting for the substitute h the chiims at of Chapel Hill, its .superior, advantages,' etc. Mr. Davis oppose.ltbe substitute, defencl ed the University, arid suggested, ia xvpiy j to the chaise ot mismanagement, that the j institution beiag Junder the control of the I State, investigation as t'o! the managensent oi its anairs was at an Times easy. Messrs. Everett, Durham and Henry .ad dressed the House "in support of the .ul stitute. . ' .. j ! The substitute was rejected iy the casting vote of the Speaker r'ayes o5: nays j'). Mr. Russ, opposed the bill and moved that it lie on the table. j This motion did not prevail, yeas j2; nays 54. . .' ' - Mr. Logan offered a substitute lor the bii), proposing tfte election oi ; seven irustee.-? j e Laml to cari out the pruyis- ,' ' r ,i :i . i ... port Hieir proceedings ti) the next legis- lature. Mr. Cowan urged again the n circuity of action by the present General Assembly, stating that the act of donation required, within five years, the lacceptancu'- of the Scrip and its appropriation to the establish ment of an Agricultural-College, under Uic control o&the State. 'The five years would I expire in June next, dating frtii the- pa- sage of the act. He adverted tw the allegeil i opinion of Judge 'Rumn, that t;ie five years j should be reckoned from the acceptance of j the donation, but said with due deference to sn hicrh an authoritv that man v arent emen i eminent legal ability entertained a different . - . . opinion. 1 Pending further discussion, a ine ;;e -. a - ! received from the Governor .1 transmitting a i communication from the Public Treasurer. ' Sent to the Senate. j On motion of Mr. j adjourned. rivercu tua House luen SEA-FOWL GUANO. DR. HAYES' OPINION OF THE B. i). SEA-FOWL GUANO. ANALYSES 'OF THIS GUANO, MADE IN the way of learning the projiortioiis of t!e active substances present, and their niode of changing in composition, snow tins Guano'to .t-e. cultural production. i " i The organic part consists of the excrement ! fibrous substance?, and bun;. , These ufr-rl ! about 4 per cent of ammoniai The soluble part contains phosphates of ! nous bases, equal 10 auoui ntuwit ptr ctra y -ww f nf hm(t-. wi,i'e the whoht t.hoM.hatefe 1 l " 1 J - 7 X t OI j present amount to 44 per cent, counted as hoi.e i present rjhosDhateof lime. Sulphates, chloride?, and crenates oi aiku.mc bases, make up the remaining parts of this Gua no, the whole being in a condition lo dispone ii the soil, and become, assimilated by thy crop. Tnis iiuano nas aiso a le.nncmame puvar, will not only induce this action, but -if will t x cite the humates in the toil to render up any ammonia they contain. j It will be seen that phosphoric aril, equal ( about sixteen per cent of ht phosjjunte tj' i-mf. ctl solve freely in teattr, an d t fiat t h e fo r ty fo u r pt r cent, of bone phosphate is all soluble, moist ure and time being allowed. With these pho-jphutts there will be about twelve per cent, of organic compounds, affording four icr ant. of pur', ammonia, apart from that obtained from humic compounds. These are proportion which expe rience has demonstrated as j forming a weli-bal anced Guano, of special value in cotton cnltiva tioH, and also adapted to other crops. Compared with Peruvian Goauo, the Utter ap pears a a saline, exciting Gu-mo, well adapted to hastening: forward a crop iin a backward sea 1 son. or to excite the production oi srrass. It cau- ! not be used in conseclive seasons, as the B. D. i Sea-Fowl Guano can be. as the latter leaves !er- : . . - . .-- .- tiliiing matter in the soil eacu timo it i appiieu. and thus adds permanent value to the lant. The exact balance found between the soluble phosphates, of different bases, and the am monk producers, as weU aa the condition of the Re soluble phosphates, is a most imiorUnt feature ia this Guano, and one which places it by tL side of Peruvian Guano substitute for Peruvian Guano. ; .... Respectfully, A. A. -HATES, 21, D. . State Assayer. -20 Statb St., Boston, 26 piocmber, lSisi. For sale by ! . jt jan 16 " E. MURRAY Jc CO. SifG-lra ; Airesta lor acw xorK eteamsiup -ine, wu- -speed Agent in New Yort,) Southern Afail Steam- UhTp Company of PfciladelphUv Jonas Smith ; m..r" . o.,...o. i Company Steamers Goy. Worth and A. P. Unit, ' ..T--L r o u - 5255"o5!: i,r fflSrtffi nalenln Fresh Stone umc, ceEeni.uMiti t Guano. Bauzh' Raw Bone uperrPhos tthste. W&ann's CO. ' - 1 phate, wha 4003-w ' . Jaa jt COHJHSSIOX HOUSES. PETTEWAY k MOORE 1 ii KXEllA L COMMKsinv viiT?ftr 4 vt 1 OllTIi WATtlt srncET, wiLjrixorox, a: c. t Q UCI T CONSIti NM ENTS OF f COTTON, 0 NAVAL 6IORL.S AND COUNTRY PRO DUCE. Rtsn,' A;KNTS l..r thv Mannrcturcr arc 1 n wri-d to till, u the iuoit rtasun&Ule, Unus OK . Iv'iniTS CELEBRATE!) COTTON CLi XELiV ILVWnONK ' . SUPER PHOSPHATE, I It t )V COUNTER. PLATTORM and RAIL ROAD SCALES. line constantly .On b.r.d FERTILIZERS o! all iouij tions. iOG tf w.v n. smith, jso. a. rnvAX JK KVC1.TX. f. 3. - SMITH COMPANY 1o Ar 4'Z Faytteville St., Ha'trish, N. C, f AN!) - Ilaronne St., Nw Orleunn, Pi BLISIIERS. HOOKSKI.LEHS AM) STATION!: UN. JohiiSU-J AM) Pr 1I.ER IN ALL KrVDS OF ' . f- ' School 'Hocks, stnndnrd and .Mlsc-llane-ous Works .Masouic Hooi, Jeuels . n!eiaii;i, Iituter& Supplies, Ac jan : ! 4o0-tf tHUTfNG AND COMMISSION MEK t'HANT, ; WILHLNC;TONf N. C. 1 i:i-i:.: :n iiT of Merchandise acd Coun tr, Prod nee itcd ; and ail busiueas eutrtieted to my.eare 'uill have my persouai attention. , i ii::ih.-r urdirs ill .liave attention.' oi:t 10 .u cans o.n 314-ti JAMES STOSI.2Y. CKS AM COMMISSION MER CHARTS, , 4 South Water Street, WILMINGTON, N. C. j StH-tf c. l me bane. :io. oct 12 S. v. . VIOK, ol W ilninuteij. of Alamance count v. A. l). nnYNour.s ni;o.. ol Norfolk,. Va. VICIi, 21-:5S.4E k CO., ' ROOEKS, I. V- - FORWARDiriO AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, J Corner Clusnut aad Water streets, ' Wiliuitsgton, N. C. H-.lt noo-tf ALEX. JOUNt,0:,-Jii. E. T. MCKETUAM.. ALEK9 jOHIISQH & CO,, GROCERS AND COMMISSION MER CHANTS, So. H Soiuth Water Street, irmtTXGTOX, ,? C. 2JQ-H DEY GOODS, CLOTHING, &c. J A. .1 ICS 31 c C 0 1? MICIC, V IS'o. 3 Hroad Street, Charleston, S. Ci 'Vholesale and Retail Dealer in CL:iTiI:;. CASSiMERS AND'VESTINGS, (iKNTii' AND BOYS1 READY MADE CLOTHING-, FURNISHING GOODS, I TAILORS' TRIMMINGS, etc. ;..iv 'J 2:J9-tf 1867. SPRIXO STOCK 1867. VJ VriULUSALfc UUIttta UN LI. riMIE U N D ER S I ii N E D HAVING PLACED 1 his (utiie htotk of . Dry Goods. &c, in ?he liatnb intention Me.-pri. Cror.lv t Morris," with the retirii from the retail busincbh, h.-avfi to '.".iDoutire to , . VHO!.ESALfc BUYERS GENERALLY t;.;;lLe 'A ill . open about the Ut of March next, ' on tfif ild and "d tjoors of the building, known j E:iehiiny Corndr, an entirely uew and com- j f to. k ot D'bMESTiC DRY GOODS, i'LADY MADE CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS. NOTIONS, Ac, &c. .o. ' Cedar FiiRr 4Beavcr Creek," and oLer favorite ii'-iescthitrs and Yarns at Factory irics,' which he wijl offer to the trade in General at WHOLESALE 'ONLY, at the lowest Market prk-c. 5 '. '. Terhi.': A credit j-.f sixty-; (00) days for ntKOtia-bk- ! -i.i'tr, or 5 per iccnt. discount for cash. Entrance "-id doors from the Southwest Corner of Market, or Front streets. f J. II. ANDERSON, Exchange Corner, Up Stairs. Wilmington, N. jC.. .Ian. It), 1807; 400-tf Anil OUier Jiachinerjv WE OFFER FOR SALE ON MANUFACTUR , R7S account, tbej foUowiug varieties, vh?: EN(JiNE (dlj, ! EXTR V KNtilNE OIL, UEAD11GHT OR BURNING OIL, i LUBRICATOR No. 1, 1 LUBRICATOR No. The Engine OiloiareiroodsuUtitiitca for bperm, 1 wt h el' nr .! inachift. rr creuerallr. None of them - ... to give atis ' cry here, or will any poiat accea ?Cpt 'Si ; . Store Tor Rent. Til E 3IOST DE&IItABLE 6TANH FOU i)KY GOODS IN THE CITil I WILL RENT AT A RESONABLE PRICE, iir.til the let day, of October next, the First (istl floor of the bulidtn?, Known as isxcnange , - , iiienange uorcer. Wilmintrton, -'..N. C. Ja'n. 0 ISO.:..,: : 40Qtf mr m ' ' - , jl ja. vrx utitux U4iuu TrST RECEIVED PEE SCHOONER BEN CO lj tons genuine Peruvtoa Gajno for tale by L jaa Ift -or pners, wna cvtv w EQt'ITAULE, insuric luriOK the utt tnonsj, '.-.-V J.' term, tXi,:'A7,VL'0. nd luin S,S7tf ' 1'ollclea; bej DeROSSET A CO. j lDJf an -u, c' S,tfc4 Policies, and 115 7t.8,tiO 'W-awtr f.OTer respective Wjwiacta of the prtcedior. COHMISSIO.Y DOUSES. " sinppiXu ; i AN O COM MI SSI ON M K R C II A N T S, Wilraitifton, N. C. WILL! A.MS Ac Jll'llClILSOX, C O MM UiSlON M K RC II ANT 8 1 and J wholesale ouobi:na Wilmtnston, N.C., ; HAVE REMOVED TO THE KEW STORE on North Water Ureet, next North or Cu- tou House. nor 4 SOL. HAAS Ac CO., SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS Water street, Next dooiknd adialniog the ktorc of II. M, Iirrj. CASH ADVANCES i:uda on tottlguurctU Particular attention ill jLe Rlvtn to ciiin ments of lumber. j t o t 11 ' ! S15-U (ri KMERLT WILLARD A C CKTU,) '" GENERAL FORWARDING 1M) -'''-' j " COMMISSION Mi:it CHANT, mi- . , -ETNA LIFE INSURANCE .COMPANYL Or ilAuTr'OUP, OiSN., No. SO North W-r Street, Wilmington, N. X l K . . ' 1 i ihji um tn rsociu aitiiitiou iu xu par cuum' anu.ai oi i ruuucc ana .Mvre4tHiue. ! . oct :i ; i . 30S-tt ! c. ii. kob:-ox, iAS. c. smith, rj o. BOitioy ! ' ALEX. R. M1TII, Of Cuinbelluud. i ROIIINSON. SMITH A' CO., - (uceeWorA Lu C. II. Rohiu0Ji A Co., and Coitlii , V Clulllj,)-. - i GENERAL COMMISSION' MERCHANTS J Wilmington, N. C. . i ..... - .; - ! ahu ! J. T. Mt'HMAV, B. ML'KKAT. j New York. ' W.imluxtuu, N. C. J. T. . itl II RHAV V CO., GOMivllSSIOH fnERCHANTS No. ins Front Street New York. . C. II V II It A V At CO., !' '-".''' Wl!OLF!ALK '! ' ! GROCERS COMMISSION MERCHANTS wi&xixGTos, x. a auir7 U5S-U C. I'. MEM)KXIUU.1V. r. WIIITAKCRjn. MCHOLS . ir -tiitjioro, u. ii.nneiu, r. u. j uammoro Cii I. Iciii!en!iaII & Co., . Cotton, Tobacco, and General CO M M I S SI 0 N AIERCIIANT8; . V' . - ' -' am ;'':,'. , p W II "O L K S A L E GROCERS, . 37 fc SO South Cajvert St., Corner of Water St.' Haltimoic, Md. jaly2 j 230-tjan2 A. J. DEROSSET, iff.. U IiEKOSSKT, ORA.HAM DAT T. DERO.SSET A- CC1., ! , Formerly DcJloect d IJrottn.) 'E$TAiiUsi;leu' ikft. , I GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS i WI LM I NO TO N, N. C, "i WILL OI VI. PEIiSO N4 L ATTENTION TO 1 thn purchase and f-Ua of produce of eTery 1 description, and I to receiving and forwarding ; gOOUP. I ."'., h? ... 1 - , -' 'I' 117-tf A . A . W I Ji I A It 1 . WHOLESALE DEALER N GROCERIES GENERAL MERCHANDIZE, , CohiiniMon and I'orwariljng! Merchant. N SO NORTH WATER STREET, Wilmington, N. C. RCFUtiS TO . ;! ' Jch&e H. Liudsav, Esq., Cashier Bank Cap j?ear. ureensnoro.i ix. u. , i Rev. C. H. WUy, -iHMihkudcnt Pallid j Schools for the State ot 'North Carolina. ; Messrs. James Conn r.& Sou, Baltimore. Mehsra. DawlcyL C"r'""" A Co., New York. ! jan 0 ;. ' 80-tl j OHO. nABI'.ISS. W. W. UAKB1S4. A. J. liOWSUJ i HAIUtlSH Ac HOWELL, ' ; GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS' ORTJJ WATEK JITKEET, 1 Wilmington. N C . , i ' '' - ' AND I lU'J WA1KIS STKKT, .XEW TOItK. 7 ', I I IBERAL ADVaNCRU MADE ONCONSION t JLJ un t.tfc to our New York Houm; ou Produce which will be ft rv. arded through, lrce of com ; miisBiona. . !. " I ' Consignments are covered by Iniurance froti i ports and plucca hi North and oulh Carolina, by Railroad. Steam Roat. cud Flat cn the River to a shipping pjint, and Ihenec to New York. All fehipuurDt ishould be aceomiiauled by ehSr phi receipts and Involcii from point of ship ment, when Insurance attache through to New York. et 9 313 tf wSS-tf ! a. a. isorriTT, w. v. Morrixr, jvhh WLAVXtv. .MOFFITT, IJIRL St- CO., 1 I GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 4 Booth Waie. t tweet, va i WT-U'L give prompt per&oiuU attmtiou to. the V V salte or smpmcnt ol cotton j riavai lores. I General produce, etc., etc. AlfO to, irceivinaf j and forwardiDsr pooda. ! . Orders eouciteu anu prompuy ciiro. rioT 'S7 i .4S-U l-w6ia f PETER MA LLETT. J CliAKLEf DOVFMAlf . GEO. U. I1AKER, ; . . - :, .; : ! i: - with"' 1 'I - . MALLETT k H0FF3IAN, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,' I No. 10 North Water Street,, Hi 7ILMINGT0N. N. C. aur5;" -'i A ' '':. ! I " 277-tf ; :Ullili)UJ uL miLllLIDlM? i AGENTS FOIt TIIE EQUITABLE LIFC 1 iBI'TH'riKlirlfTVIlPTirr ; v.r-a triHn li Insurance Monitor aim Mali ziru -, -..!-. I . . . 1 .T . .in I - j lutmc uectvuzr iso i?w. i . FO I IT A RLE LIFE. fc-fc-vTKXT TO TIIE 'JIUTUAL LITE, - l Amonc New.York Comnanka, atands thfl prodaci ;year't byinen.. This ii a. surprleln advance, and iht frain i lid ail oab. The present to tal yearly lucumc of the !Eu!tab!e nearly rcacbta two o4Uiou dcUin, and its onsets Bow amoont touiiSJOot, thrrt."niIlRani. V fiotwitltanding the colofcVa! alridfea it is rn'a,klhf,, onward. Its eipcn diturts.arecomfratiteIrrr.cch lower than the general aterajre, , Sacces( so tomrlete In every respect, athif evinces unktual skill,nd w do ., not neftiuie to escribe It to tne lnuomuaoia ea- ersr; tereverfcnee and aldultj of its oucers - I and ireneraJ tw-nt.' who work with a d' fennla- ...... ; . CTv. ' - ... ... In i iiionia mii;aih ttiinnT , KCtfnu w ,h. iTnitit.t- " I - ' Call on I iiOK jfATTII TAT P. TAYtOlt, and . t Aunr yoi' fwa frnw U K flrtt nyy, 1 ' AtO. 11 KCa lj iVIUi tJtk. Jan io ; 3-l:a iirnncnenv Jl i - 4 dec 19
The Daily Dispatch (Wilmington, N.C.)
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Feb. 9, 1867, edition 1
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