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VOL. 11.
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WILMINGTON, N. C, WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 13, 1867.
NO. 420.
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THE WimifiQTOH DISPATCH
f jKOBINSON & SMITHfrorrietorfe,
PUBLISH KI DAILY AND WEEKLY:
Term8o! subset iplinii, invariably in advance
Dalit, one year...,
t
in cm
t s - t 00
' MX toOUlti..
KATES OF ADVERTISING: '
Advcrtisemcut? will be inserted at 51 wr square
tor the tirst Inscrjtlon; $.i 50 per week, and fS
Ten lintb or lesa constitute u square. j
'r " lubllcatjlon inudc without a rcepoiisii
l.fe uarne. j ....... j . j.. - j
M LlXESl OF TRAVEL. '
I i ,
Wilminslon
& Ueldoa Railroad,
OFFICi CuiEf ENOINEEK t SUIT..
Wilmington, Nov.; r., j
7 ' CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
i 7NiAND AFTEU MONDAY the 5tb inst.,
i y j tlit; lollowinjc fart Schedule of time will W
-rnj!1
over inisi uaiiHay.
GOING NORTH.
Lhive Wilmington at..
I: ii
j' '
Arrive, at Goldsboro' at.
.4.45 A.
...11.15 A.
. . u.as A.
..: a r7 p.
. . . 2.CK) P.
M.
M.
M.
M.
M.
Arrive at WeUlon at
Mil -
! GOING SOUTH.
.. 6.3o P. M.
11.00 A. M.
.. 7.35 P. M.
.. 3.00 P. .M.
.11.50 P. M.
.. 8.00 P. M.
. . 4.:,0 A. M.
Iieave
Werdon 'at
tt 44
rri've at Gtildotjori at I .
Arrive at Wilmington .. . . . . . . .
t 'tt i tt . j
j ClOfcC eounectiojns are made by both trains go
iu: SOUtll. ' ' j ' ''
I The o A. M. train bom ilmington, and It a.
M. traiu from Wtklon, do not run on Sunday's, j
j CIoj-c connections are made by the 11 05 A. M. ji
train both ways bbtween New York and New Or- jj
.'leans. . - . j , jj
Bv the train thiijt leaves here at T1.05 and the t
' oiie'that arrives hiere at 4.".o AJM., close' eon-'
ii- ctions are mado between New York and New 1
Oiieuus.; Connetjtioiirt are made by ttie other
trams but moretifine is required.
To go Noutli bj Bay Line, leave at 5.00 A. M.;
to go by Anneinebsix, leave by the if .05, A. M.
train. Either train connects by Richmond.
Close .connections ntGoldsboro with the N..C.
Iraiim by the 5.00-A. M: train, and. by ' cither to
Newbern. i
! S. L. FREMONT,
. Cliicf Engineer and Superintendent.
iiov 13 :"4:5-tf
Wilmington & Manchester R. U.
rricE Gen. Suit. Wil. .& Man. R. Road,
Wilmington, N. C, Nov. 3d1, f
1 1
ON AND AFTER MONDAY the th of Nov.
the following Sehedule will o into efl'eet on
thw Wilmington and .Munehester Railroad. j
'EXPRESS TRAIN.
Leave Wilmington daily at. .... . 4.50 A. M.
-Arrive at Kimville 3 30 P. M. !
Leave KlnVille ' 1:45 A. M.
Arrive at Wilmington daily at. . .10.43 A. M.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
Leave 'Wilmington. daily at S..U0 P. M.
I Arrive at Kinuhvillc , . . &.00 A. M.
Leave King&villc " ....... 4 30 P. M.
Anire at Wilmlntou daily at.... 3.45 A. M.
Co e connections made by both trains at "Wil-
.'luton with the Wilmiuton and Weldou Rail
road ; at Florence with the North Eastern Rail
road for Charleston, and at Kiiussville "with the
South Caroliua Railroad.
Wm. McRAE,
! j General Superintendent.
nor 4 ' ! ' -tf j
! TRANSPORTATION OFFICE,
PFICE, i
11. R. Co.,
av 20, !Sa3. )
Wilmington, Charlotte & II
Wilmington. N. C. May
'ROM AND AFTER JUNE 1st, 180, the Mail
Train on this road w.ll leave Wilmington at
. M., ou Mondays, Wednesdays and i ndays,
And arrive in Wilmington at 4 o'clock, P. M.
WM. 11. ALLEN,
Mater st Transportation. ;
may :1 , ; ' iMf !
1867:11111011867
TO WHOLESALE BUYERS OfUY.
T
HUE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PLACED
his entire stock of Dry-Goods,' &c., in
j the hands of Messrs. Cronly fc Morris, w itli the
intention of retiring from the retail business,
i' bogs leave to annouuee to
WHOLESALE BUYERS UEMsRALLY ;
that he will open about the 1st of March uext
on the 21 and 0d floors of the building, known
as Exchange Corner, an entirely new and eom-i ;
pic stoek of ?
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,!
READY MADE CLOTHING,
ROOTS AND SHOES, , !
lIATS, NOTIONS, Scc, &c.i
Also, 44 Cedar Falls," "Reaver Creek." and
other favorite. jSheetimrs and Yarns at Factory'
prices, which hd will olfer to the trade in General
at WHOLESALE ONLY, at the lowest Market
prices. '
Terms : "A credit of sixty (60) daysfor nc;otia-1'
ble paper, or 5 per cent, discount lor cash.
Entrauce 2d doors from the Southwest Corner
of Market or Front streets.
J. II. ANDERSON,
J Exchange Corner,
Up Stairs.
Wilmington, N. C, Jan. CO, 1807. : 4(K.i-tf
IJppittV Confectionery.
THREAD IN ALL ITS VARIETIES
FRESH, MORNING and EVENLiG.
FANCY CAKES AND PIES
TO SUIT THE MOST FASTI DI0US, i
!
FRESH EVERY DAY. !
net 31
3S2tf
AGENTS WANTED FOR
the Life and Campaigns of
en. stOMciyall.;. Jacksou,
Prof. R. L. Dahnnv -T) T nf Va
G o'clock, A. M. on: Tuesday?, Ihursdaya and
Saturdays, and arrive at Sand Hill at 3 o'clock,;
P. M. Returuinz will leave Sand Hill at 7 o'clock,
r STANIARD BIOGRAPHY OF THE
iztd bv?-rt.lJllero- Tue on,y edition rnthor
ary bt-n? ldw' and published for her pecuni
Chitfor tnff iLe autlir apei-soual friend and
an A ctnt f tlie Christian Sdldier. Wc want
and see ou?f every county- Send lor circulars
AddS WLat thC PreSl.6a3'3 of tbf
Corner 7?0N.L PUBLISHING CO.. 1
jn 15 Cr 7tU and sts., Richmond, Va.
395-lmdAW
J toL gSe P PE SCHOONER BEN 50
7 genuine Peruvian Guano for sale by
jan 10 MURRAY & CO.
8861m
HOTELS.
THE CITY HOTEL,
Corner Market anil Second
W IL3r I NGTON, X.
Street,
xv FREDERICK, Proprietor.
riMIE UNDERSIGNED
X opened the
HAS RECENTLY
CITY HOTEL
and bespeaks fu-r it under it uewj1 ma.uatraent
the patronage of tLe traveliing'public He gives
the asuranee that it will be conduiled n a ttyle
lully equal to the demands of the times.
the Parlors and Room?. iil be
thoroughly refitted
AND ELE
GANTLY REFUIiNISHEI).
The table will be well' kept and loaded with aii
the ' 7
DELICACIES AND LUXpKIES
that the Market affords. The servants rill be at
tentive and polite to "guests ; and everv depirt
ment completely organized in tuch a inauncr. us
to render it an attraetive m anv eUnilar establish
ment in the South.
'I I... !-....-:... : . -
u. a luputiur promises mai no pains or ex
pense shall be spared to render thi3 HOTEL a
N. FREDERICK,
. i Proprietor.
W ilmington, N. C, Jan. 22, 401-tf
Journal copy. j '
MILLS HOUSE,
MEETING ST R
i
E T
Charleston, S. C.
T
1113 UOLSE HAS BEEN i liUKOCGHIA
repaired and relurnished. and cannot be ex-
eelled by any in the city. 1
JOSEPH. PUECELL.
Proprietor.
iam 28 i 05-tf
warn
PROFESSIONAL.!
JOHN W. 15IXSIAI,:?
Attorney and. O oiiti
sellor sl1: Law.
Ao. 2 ISny Street,
' -FAYETTE VI LLE, N. C.
WILL ATTEND PROMPTLY to all business
intrusted to hia care. Claims eolleeted anywhere
n North Carolina. ;
jan 'Jd
4".T5-tf
i JOUN A. RICHARDSON. THOS. H. SL'TTOX.
RIGHARDS0N--&'.8UTTOHr
Attorneys... and lOotiii
( ' selloi-ss ait Lav9
E L I Z A It E T II T O W N , N . C .
All business entrusted to their care will have
prompt, attention.
jan
404-tf
4
JAMES C. DOBBIN.
A T TORN E Y A T' t A AY
I'aye'teville, X. C,
OFFICE CORNER BOW & GliEEX STREETS.
w
ILL ATTEND
rilUiin'Ll TO TIIJS.
olleetion of Claims and other business en
trusted to his care,
uov G
NEWS ! , NEWS !
FROM DEPARTMENT
HEADQUARTERS;
Heavy Reinforcement
t 1 :'
OF -. ;
CL.OTIIIXG HECJKIVEBV
AT '.
HAAS & C O'S. ,
R MR. JACOB HASS
jt "returned
from a business tour through
NORTHERN CITXES,
and having purchased a stock much cheaper than
I
heretofore, we are prepared to offer to the
' . - 1
CITIZENS OF WILMINGTON,.
and the public generally, the finest assortment of
I .
HEADY ' MADE CLOTHING.
GENT'S FUliNISHING
OODS
BOOTS,
SHOES,
HATS, Ac.
at a
HEAVY REDiCTI
from what they have been sold this season.
" ' j j .
We wc uld most respectfully call the attention
of the .' . '
t!
LADIES
i - . .
i .1
to our beautiful assortment of
BOY'S AND YOUTH'S CLOTHING.
ir - " v... ... "
ji They arc of superior make to any ever offered
ii - ' i -. . ' '
II in this market. Our rf 1
IIT"11TT ri mitmnft'n TM70IDTUPWT
jui.nL'XiAiM i AiiAMviv urrfltt"imw
attends to orders oromotly. and suits are guar
anteed to fit.
Give us a call before purchasing elsewhere.
T3Leleus ;& CO, , .
Front Street near Market,
' 'Old Stand ol Hedrick & Ryan
pleasant ana agreeable resting place for thewav-
larer, und tne in everywav worthy ol the support ll:ilIiam Jiooru, ot ilertlord, 3Iorehead, Mor- i
and encouragement of those who desire to tus- ' Ml rril1, Xvikl, Pattou, Ferry, ot Wake,
tain a well eouducti d Hotel. .. liiehardson, Rountree, RusS, Scoggin. Scott. '
has
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
WILMINGTON. FEBRUARY 13. lStJ7.
NORTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE.
SEC05D SESSION.
HOUSE OF C03IMONS.
atleday's Proceedings Coxclcded.
on the stay law.
Raleigh, February 9.
ilr. Crawford, of Rowan, asked the jeaa
and nays on the passage of the bill.
Ttie yeas and nays were ordered, and the
bill parsed its second reading, as follows
XT . .. r m . . .
y;is -rM-n t
den, Beasley. Black. Blair. Blvthe. Bovd. Rnvo
Brown, Br son, Carson, Chadwick, Clark, Col-
..u-, 1ai-jn, uauutuu, iuruam, ji,Tereii, rar-
row. Freeman . Gambril ' Garrett. Garria. God-
win, Gorham, (iranberrv, Gues Henderson,
llenrv. Hinnunt HnMnrhv Tirrir. nfu'.f.,
llorton, of Wilkes, Houston.1 Jenkins, of Gran-
vilie, Joues, Jordan, Kelsey, Kenan, Kendall,
i-ainam, 01 asningtout Lee, Lyon, Lutterioh, ufacturinS Connuny. the Xef Market Fun
iiay J.tUammy, McGocgan, McKay, Moore, of i nn., M!innf r(lin.Lnr -cf PhM.
Dunlin. Smith, of
( vvtt.i v..n w.,r...K wi.t.u ' wii '
1'rrn.n ,v,n, U -illl,.m f Pi.f UMl vl ' i
Yaneev. Wonihii- VurU s.i
' 7. ' -
; ais.-Messrs uaKer, elements, cowan, Craw-
0Ja il- V;c 'ln: . VV. OI wK?D' Harper,
iofCarVeVerReindV'
ton, eimoreianu in.
On voting, Mr. Patton
stated that he
doubted the constitutionality of any Stay
Law, !ut being in favor of relief, was wil
ling to Rave that question to the decision of
the Courts.
3Ir. Peebles, on voting,
asking that
the
i puciiou, oiniu;oii, cnuin 01
foilowin protest be placed on the journal, i corporate TaIe Rock baminary. Burke
.;. I acknowledge the r.ecessity and justice ! county ; to incorporate the Merchant at id
olrelief to the'people, and would cheerfully I Planters, Mutual Benefit Company ; tocstah
vote for the bill, if amended as I propose'd. j !isu the dividing line between the town if
Bui as the bill stands, it is the honest con- j' Salem and Winston ; to amend the charter
victiorbof my heart, that, instead of afford- f Bingham Gold M.ining Company; to
ii:g reiiet, it will cause three-fourths of the , incorporate the Hibernian Benevolent Soj
honest debtors of North Carolina to be sold ciel' of the city of Wilmington ; to incor-
out of house and home, within eighteen
months. And-in the name of mv constitu-
! ents I protest against it.
Mr. Ilodnett addressed the House in op
; position to the bill. The bill then passed
, its third reading, and was sent to the Sen
ate for concurrence in the House amend-'
i mcnt.
Mr. -McNair, from the Committee on Cor
porations Reported favorably on the bill
to incorporate the Wadesboro' Savincrs In
stitution
. Air. Davidson introduced a bill to 1 mak'l
i valid the official nets of justices of the peace
I'durinjr the war.
Mr. Hutchison, a resolution appropriating j
x il .. I . I ..11 C '
ten luousauu noiiais ior nie
encouragement
of immigration and the influx of capital to
tue stare.
Mr. Stevens moved to reconsider the bill
extending the corporate limits of the town"!
ot Elizabeth City, and then that the motion
to reconsider lie on the table. The motion
. nrvMilf.l
A messenger from the
Senate announced
the concurrence of that bodv in the House
amendments to the bill transferring the
Land Scrio to the Cniversitv.
The Ilouoe then adjourned.
SENATE..
Raleigh, Feb. 11.
The Senate w as called to order at 10i
o'clock.
REPORTS OF COMMIT1ES.
M.r. Cunningham, trom the Committee on
Propositions and Grievances, to whom was
referred a bill to increase the fees of the in
spector of naval stores, in the city of Wil
mington, recommended that it do not pass.
Mr; Hall, a resolution in favor of Ed
mund Bradford, referred to the Committee
on Finance.
;Mr.- Hall, a bill to incorporate the "Wil
mington Hook and- Ladder Company, re
ferred to the Committee on Corporations,
CONSOLIDATION OF RAILROADS.
Bill to consolidate the Atlantic & N. C,
North Carolina and WTcstern N. C. R. It
Companies, having been made the special
order for 12 o'clock, was takenup. Mr. Love
offered sundry amendments, which were
agreed to. He then presented a communica
tion from Governor Morehead, addressed to
the Stockholders of the N. C. Railroad, wme
time' since, which was read. Mr. Love urged
the passage of the bill, that the same scheme
had resulted in much good to other States,
and he believed it would be of immense ben-
to l)rlvate Stockholders as well as
i those ot the State, f
Messrs. Wilson, Hall and Speed opposed
the bill, raised a constitutional question that
, the object of this bill could not be accom
i plished by a majority vote of the Stockhol
1 ders, as it was inconsistent with the present
; charter. If the Legislature pass this bill, it
' would be a direct instruction to the State
; proxy to vote for this measure, thereby over
' shadowing completely the interests of the
orivate Stockholders. -
f The .question recurring on the passage of
j the bill, on motion of Mr. Harris, of Ruther-
ford, the ayes and nays were called and the
bill was rejected. , j
Mr. Speed offered a resolution" relative to s
1 the subject of the reconstruction planrecoui-
mended by Southern men. !
1 On motion of Mr. Johnson, it was ordered j
j to be printed and referred to the Committee f
ir,i i ti: i
Dr. Speed, in presenting this preamble
and resolution, upon Federal Relations, said
t that he alone was responsible for them. He
! drew them, and presented them upon his
! own responsibility. He had patiently waited
to see if no one would move in the matter.
! The session was rapidly coming- to its close;
he thought some expression or tue opinion
of this General Assemblv ought to be made,
that would strengthen the bands " of
our
Northern and Administration friendsyjf we
. . TT 11 m mll(ua hltt AtPII
mn . . jlac '""' "
I rmininn miw hfiwnnld. eXDrcss himself at
I the proper time . if . Eeccssary. :Thc resolu-
! tiou was in the possession of the' Senate.' He
sliouict maKe no motion ai present, uiregatu
tO it;
A-messasre was received from the House
; proposing to io wiu iae jcicvhuu wi wuugc
1 of the SDecial Court "df Wilmington on to-
morrow, J. X . Jirures JU uuiuiuauun ; ly lu
the Honse. Concurred in. . " " r "
lni maKing provsiuii iw ujc psjuicuw w-r
the State bonds :now. due, and the interest j .
on the debt of the State. Messrs. Berry and
1 Wiggins urgd the jasa-e of tLJ U!l, aid
neiu las iuese note would be taken at tArt
tbey Ua4 been so in South CitTulica atiJ
would b- .l hT. T1-w ! t,-l'n-.j.l
and ihisU the lcat nittho! f r t o,
iogit 5r.HaUoppoeI the hill: his -tt-t
objecUonlo it tw tuat he beliered it tvoqld
be tbe xntana of driving out of the State
other circulation. 3lr. Gash ftvorvd tlic
principle of the LilU but coukt not vote (or
it unless it was amended, to suit his vici.
IPendtngiUdisctiion.iheSenalteadjoaraL-d
fc w vw.w.n.
HOUSE OF-COMMONS.
L 7 RaLEJGI
n, Feb. 11.
The House was called to
o'clock. A. it.
order at IP
Mr. Richardson, from the
the Judiciary, reported back.
Cmmtttee be
ntavoniblyL e
! bill to extend the jurisdiction bf JusUces ot
the Peace.
' Oa. motion of Mr. Cowan the Private Ckd-
enaar was iau.cn up.
I tu- .n 1. i-
The following bills and restalutiona passed
-'na ana rfi reauina unuer a
suspension! ot
! tnc lulcs : bills to incorporat
the -Newborn
! Memorial Association, the Wilmington M.Mtn-
lips Episcopal Singing Society, ; .-Jcrus:dcim
Lodge, No. 95. 1 1 . and A. M., Tucka-eiec
! dcA( atA Cnnurr "Iinin
Coinpanv, the
Vnamoei oi uomntra oi
tl
e City of Wi!-
miDUtOU, aD(l JLCk Old 31
and Female
, heminarv. in aurrv Count v.
' ... , .
j A resolution w layor or Jicoi siut, a res-
i olution in favu of Ilwrtou S. Reeves, a bill
in fav.u: of the legal representatives of Wm
' E. 3Iann. late sheriff of Pasquotank county.
a kill to incorporate Wilson Lodge of Frfe
and Accepted Masons; ,& bill to autliori?e
the lormation ji tue Lnghli and Auu-rican
Wool and Yins-growing. Mining and Mao
ufactaring Conipiny ; to incoi porute Caro
lina Lodge, Fiee Accepted Masons; to ia-
! porate Lexingtn Mining Ciunp.my ; to m
corporate the ravetteville Street Kailwav
(Company; to incorporate the, -Wilmington
j Institute, and to incorporate the Wades
boro Savings Institution, severally passed
second and third readings. j
A message from the Senate anuounced its
concurrence in House amendments to the
Stay Law. ,
On motion of Mr. McClammy a message
was sent to the Senate, proposing that thie
i two Houses proceed to the election of
Judge lor the criminal court of New Han
over county, at 11 J o'clock
A. 31. to-mor
row.
The nomination of O. P. Meares for tha
pownon nas
made bv M!r. Cowan, and ae
quently o.ic'urred.
Ihe Periitentiaiv Bin was . postponed ou
motion of Mr. Kenan, and made a special
order tor Thursday next.
'ON PC13LIC CALENDAR.
A bill. to authorize a revisal ! the Status
laws of the State, a bill to amend sec. 52,
chap. 60, Revised Code: a bill in relation tio
set on; a bill giving debtors wlioe tanas
have been sold under execution the right ff
redemution: a bill to repeal sec. 2,. chap. 3
Revised Code: and a bill to authorize al
ministrators to pa'v for the sehoo!i;ig
minor heirs; were severally rend the sicoi
time and laid on the table.
A bill to amend sec. .12, chap. .'52, Revised
Code, and a bill to incorporate Pythagorhs
Lodire. Free and Accepted Masous. pusd
second reading.
The House then adjourned.
SHIPPLNG.
LNGt
lWi
Baltimore and
WilmiDSfton
V L. 1 X
10
THE A 1 S
"Si .. ffr?t-
'EAMSHIP
J A M S ; A . A ll X
J. II. WILSON, Commander,
ylLL SAIL FOR BALTIMORE, on WED
NESDAY, the ISth idsl., at 12 o'clock, M. j
ATKINSON 5c felifc.PPtKSON,
f1
tx i .iuiiu n aicrttrrti.i
feb 10
41S Ui
DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNER
SHIP.
Wilmington, Feb. 2, li&'
nnilE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing bd-
X tween Abrahani Weill and Joseph Ledercr,
under the name and stla of A. WEILL tz CO,,
: ed to said linn, at Market Street, wi 1 make
j payment to! A. Weilj fc Co., No lb Marl et Street,
wno alone has the nght lo.ettle the fame.
ABRAHAM WEILL,
JOSEPH LEDERER.
13 Market St
13 Market St.
ORIGINAL STORE, OLD STAHD
To the Ladies and the Public Generally
ot the City of Wilminzton and
Surronndin? Conntie.
A; WEILL. G. ROSENTIIAU.
aHANKFUL FOR the liberal patrona-e ei
X tended to our firms at 13 and Market
Street, we announce to the
XADliBS AlVD PUSLIC,
that our connection entirely ceases at No. 19
Market Street, and we 6hall be under oblhjatiorjs
to our friends and customers to bestow that no
eral rwtronaare on our OLD ESTABLI3KD
i STORE, No. .13 Market Street, where we shall
t.U wnft t.ft for t
f . r . . . - .
Ur. nw rr1 fnvh trwL- nf l.nTC' GOODS.
North ana we
will in ft fw H ir hp !n 1OSealOri
f f n all its branches, generally.
TO THE WHOLESALE TRADE.
T BiMiUnn w shall .ntlnne to ifflOTOTe OUT
j WHALE
i gomblc terms. -
- - very respecuuii.
. fv; a! vvelll & co.
i
f Ri
Remember the Old Stsnd, and no Sac-
lessor to our Bnjlneta.'
feb 5
113 U
1
COH MISSION DOUSES.
JM.. T. PTTCWAT.
EXX-.tX MOORE.
I L1 1 hll .i I a MUUHb
in.vrn r-.u.mcctAv r-ttt t
"uaa.c, $
: N OUT II WATER STREET
nv; vVflrnv V '
WUtfiW.C.
Q(PV.IT. CONSIGNMENTS OF 'COTTON.
cul.mki tku-
uviiil: .Ait r. i ur inr .vinuucinrm ltc
prv(and to til. on the most reasonable terra,
oidcis !ur i
GEO. KIDD'S CELEBRATED'
COTJOX GUN'S,
' ZELL'S RAWBOXE
SUPER-PHOSPHATE,
BROWN'S COUNTER,
PLATFORM and RAIL- '
ROAD SCALES!
IUvc constantly on band FERTILIZERS of all
d&cripliouft. .
jan '.'7 40Vtf i
WM- b. mits, jxu. n. bktan, jk wji, cvixr
n cmitu 9. nnrinMK
iuia u gitiiin s uuiiirHii
40 A 42 FayetteTille St., Rnlrifb, If. C
82 Daronnc St., New Orlenn,
PUDLISIIEItS, nOOKSELLERN AN
STATION E ILS.
ICCU2R5 AND UXALEKS IS ALL CIXCS OF
I - .
School Hooks, Standard and Mlsc-llane-
ouv orkft. Masonic DooVs, Jeweltj
jcegaiia, I'liotert' supplied, Ate.
an -'0
400-tf
JAMUS SUACKELFORD,
SHIPPING' AND COMMISSION MEW-f
CHANT,
WILMINGTON. N. C.
ld?T Con? ij.meut of Merchandise and Coun
try Produce tulieited; and all business entrusted
to my eare will have nay pcreonal attention.
Lumber order will have attention.
oet 10 SH-tJ
fcAM'L. N. CANNON. JAJkfES STOKLT.
CAXXOX A: 8TOKLEV,
GROCERS AND COMJIISSION MER
CHANTS, No. 4 South Water Street,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
oet 1 3l-tf
8. W. "VICK, C. r. MIB1SK,
of Wilmington. of Alamance county.
W. V. HKYNOLLS & BKO.,
ol Norfolk, Ya.
yiK, MEKAXK ifc CO.,
QROCERS, '
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS, .
Corner Chetsuut and Water street,
Wilmington, N. C.
bcpt SO .,. , . , ... - :S06-tf
ALEX. JOJI.srCX, JR. E. T. MCKETXL4N.
ALEX. JOHfgSOfJ & CO.,
GROCERS AND COMMISSION MER
CHANTS, No. 8 South Water Street,
WILMINGTON X. C.
tept Pi 20-ti
c. k miadlmull m. r.wiiiTAKEB,'!. MCHOL3
Cum bcjo, N. C.;Enhcd, N C. j Baltimore
. fi endeiiliall Ac Co.,
Cotton, Tobacco, and General
COMMISSIO N M E R C II AjN T S ;
ANl
W II O L E 3 A L E O R O C E R S,
:;7 .fc South Calvert L, Corner of Water St.,
Ballimore, Sid. I'
july'J taO-tjang
A.. J. DEUOSSE r. W. L. DEROS3BT. GKAJLA.M OAT w
UlillOSSET & CO., I
(Fomterly Deliostet & Urotcnh
EsTAiiLiauio 183U. . j ,
GENEILVL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. G North Water Street, (up stairs,)
WILMINGTON, N. C,
WILL GIVE PERSONAL ATTENTION TO
the purchase and sal of produce ot every
description, aud to receiving and forwarding
goods.
feb 20 i 117-tl
A. A. WILLARdI
WHOLESALE DEALER IN GROCERIES aKI)
GENERAL MERCII ANDIZi
Commission and,, Forwarding Slerchant.
N 'ii) NORTH WATER STREET,
Wilmington, N. C.
Refcks to
JeeiC H. Lindsay, Esq., Cnshler Rank Cape
Fear, ureenstioro, N. C.
Rev. C. II. Wiley, Suiierinteiident Public
School ior the State ot North Carolina.
Meters. James Corner A Son, Baltimore.
Mcg&rs. Duwiey, Corners Af Co., Kew York,
jan 'j 30-tl
UEO. UAKHIS3. W. W. HABRIS.
A. i. HOWKLI.
H Alt HISS & HOW 2
LL,
GENEKAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, t
NOKTIl WATKH STRCEt,
n ilmingtoot Ti
T'.Ki WAICtt STREET, NfcW
YORK.
T 1BERAL ADVANCES MADE ON CONSIGN-
MLd incnta to our New York Houbc on Produce,
winch will be forwarded throughl tree of com-
m'sions. f '
ports and places in North, and couth Carolina, by
MCgOUT ?,arnr' y
ind 'f1.0! "I plTer to
encetoNew lork. ,
Railroad?, bteam iioats and
a shipping point, and tht
All i.liiiimentw lIkhiIiI ho lpninTian1f-n nv cmn.
ping
ing receipts and Invoices from yoint of ship-
aent, when Insurance attaches through to New
ment
York
oet 9
A. MOFFITT, W. V. MOrFlTT. JOHJI ltTLAUSIS.
JlUmi li IW(U.i.U,t (
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. Sorrir Waieh Urn)
XT.
' Wilmington, X. CJ
TTfTTLL riTfetrombt t)cronal attention to the
' VV sa!,; or shipment of Cotton. Naval Store.
General Produce, etc., etc.
Also
to recelvln
aud forwarding good.
Orders solicited and promptly nil
nov 27
ttftl 1-wtJm
C H. ROBIN SON, JAS.X. SMITH, F. O.
alex. a. smith, of Curoberhkod. -
. HODINSON. S 31 ITU & to.
fSneecssors to C II- Robinson & Co.l and Cos tin
GENEILVL COMM:ilcSION.MERpnANT3,
Wilmioston, If C.
2Sl-tl
. SOL. HAAS CO..
SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
; . Water, Street, A, . ' j
Next door and adjoining the store of Hi M. Baxrj,
CA8U ADVANCES! oafle on consignmenU i.
Partlculsr at un tlon will be given ip cocslgn
menu of 1 amber. -
oct 11, ,
X 1' 5 ,
315-U
cofljiissiox nouses.
SH U'PIXO
C03lMISSIf)X ME2!pIIA2fT8,
Vllminctao, N. C
jan IS
UllLiAJU4 At itt ltCIIlSON,
. COMMISSION MERCII AKT3r
' AJtr . . .
. n'UOLLSAL'Ii OKOCEJiS,
Wtlmin(ton9 X.C.,
HAVE REMOVED TO THE NEW ETURE
on North Water Hrrt. tx jewrta ol Ctu
tom lloune. 1
not 4 i yut-lta
j a 3i lis a. wuAimr""
. (rvxvt&LT wtLLAJina cikti,)
t GENERAL FORWARDING
AND 7 " ,
! COMMISSION MEnciIAM,
j AND AOtST rO 1
-ETNA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
; or HARTroRD, cxxx.t
No. no North Water Street, WRinltigtou, N. C,
WILL GIVE jeronl attention to the ptif
ch.-ue and eal of Prod ue and Mrrcl aiidUe.
: oct s sttj-tr
i t. uruHiT,
New York.
J. T.
JL M UK RAT,
WUmlugton, N.
31 V Illl A Y A CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No. IN Front Street, Nw York.
i:.
MURRAY J CO.,
r BBOLXIALS
GROCERS AC031MI6SION MERCHANTS
WTLMIXOTOX, X. C.
jui7 U&Stl
rXTEX XALXJCTT. CBAftLKt UOTTUXH,
GEO. II. 1IAKER,
WITH
MALLETT & HOFFMAN, '
GENERAL COMMISSION 3IERCHANTrJt
No. 10 North U'atcr Street,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
atw ami
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, &c.
JAMES McCOIt.MICK,
02ERCII AXT TAILOK,
No. 35 Droad Street, Chnrleton, S. C.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In
CLOTHS, CASSIMERS AND VESTIN(iS,
CiENTS' AND HOYS' READY MADE
CLOTHING, FUKNI81IIN GOODS,
TA1LOIW TRIMMINGS, etc
Jul? 13 - sri-tf
SEA-FOWL GUANO.
DR. HAYES' OPINION OF THE B. D.
SEA-FOWL GUANO.
ANALYSES OF THIS GUANO, MADE IN
the way of learning the proportion of tho
active substances present, and their tnodo oi
changing in composition, thow this Ouauo to be
admirably adapted to the great staple of agri
cultural production.
The organic part conoit-ts of the excrement
of fowls, organic ard fcoluLle fu!U of ntnnionlft,
animal matter In a state of decny, with oily and
fibrous substance, und humus Tlasu fljrd
about 4 per cent of ammonia. ' "
The soluble part contain pboiphatcs of va
rioiii bascifi. eoual to hbout lrletri r cent i f b iti
i phwpfutt rf lime; while ihe wuuio piiop'iatei
present amount to 44 n.r cent, counted o bout
! ihosphateof lime. ' ' i
i Sulphates, chlorides, and crnat cs of fclkaliue
; base, make up the remaining parts of this Cut-
no, the whole, being la a condition to dlsolrc In
the soil, and become assimilated by the crop.
i This Guano has also a fermentative power, and
will notonl Induce this action, but It will ex
' cite the h'umatcs In the soil to render op any
ammonia they contain. !
It will be fccen that ho.p?iori: ocU.qna!to
! about tixlttn ptr cent if fane photpJiate qf lirn, du
! tultw f'f'j in water, and tLat tho forty four per
i cent, of bono phosphate Is all soluble, tnoUture .
! and time being allowed. ' With these phophati
i there will be about twelve percent, of orgtnlcj
j compounds, affording four r cent, .of pure ,
ammonia, apart from that obtained from hurulc
; compounds. Thec are projortlon.4 which expe
1 rlenee ha deroonstrtttd us lormlng a wM-bsl-
j anccd Guano, of special value In cotton cultlra
' tlon, and aleo adapted to other erppe.
i Compared with Peruvian Guano, the latter sp
' pears as a saline, exciting Gunno, well adapted
to hastening forward a crop in a backward sea
' son, or to excite the production ot grass. It can
not be used in consective seasons, as the B. I).
Sea-Fowl Guano can be, as the latter leaves fer-
i tilizine: matter In tho boil each tlmu It is applied.
! ana inus auas ) ennaneni vaiue.m me iana.
. The exact balance fonnd betUecn the solublo
phosphates, of different bases, and the ammonia
; producers, as well as the condition of the less
soluble phosphates, is a most Important feature
' In this Guano, and one which places It by the
fcide of Perurian Guano. .
In all applications wherr thr hent of fernien-
tation necessary to hasten the germloatlon, and
' the food adapted to the prowin plant In all IU
stages, are required, this Guano Is of great ral
j uc, and it may bo ued with ccmJUenc In making
: any of the staple crop of p'antatlou culture, asp
Rcsncctfullr.
A. A. HAYES, M. D.
State AsMijcr.
-0 State S r., Botok, 36 December, law.
For sale by
jan lii
E. MURRAY Jc CO-
CVJ-lm
VALUAB M3' ' FROPISliTY
! j v r t t v "
i rPHE UNDERSIGNED offer at private sale, ihe
: L following valn-ble real estate, fcltuatcd In the
! r.r S, .a -m r
' M. . . -. . . . . . !,...
DCjnr D
further
numbered C. 7 and 5. of block bO, and
furtber dbcribed as follows: Bel up at the corner
of said block, which U the corner of DridirM and
Sixth street, measuring one hundred and fifty
i uuiiureu iv. '
! f . AnrttJr. via front Tear, i ron-
i tainlnir Parlor andbininc room, connected by
1 rooms In the attic,; nil plastered. Connected
with the house Is a kitchen Hxvi, conuming
! fnntr rmim wnnh l-fom and fctore njoin. Iu the
I rorr.r LifrhmUanntbrrbnildinrMxiM. uedaa
! buildings wliL be sold with or without tho land.
; For particulars address ' ' "
. . . - il i ALLEN &. 6UYDAM.1 1
' . . . Beaufort, N. C.
JSS W 1 .
JUST 'RECEIVED I V
late arrivals: ' !
I iodpt t a vrw V(n ir niTV ivil POPTT
i JL
BARRELS HKST FAMILY FLO UK,
! FULTON MAKE ET UK F. -
wv v w-. a. . tiii i If Vi TJI'TT -
SALMON, MACKEREL, CIlEEaE.
; - CANNON STO K LEY,
1
if-r
Preserved CJiiicr, '
GUAVA JELLY, at II and IU Front meet.
- : ,-iUiAS. l. MYERS, 'AsruL
V