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WILMINGTON, IV. C, THURSDAY MORNING; FEBRUARY 14, 1867
NO- 421.
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THE YJLLIINQTOll DISPATCH.
ROBINSON & SMITH, Proprietors,
PUBLISHED DAILY AND WEEKLY.
Terms ol subscription, invariably in advance :
Daily, one year ......... ; ; . . . 6 00
,' six months 4 00
RATES OF ADVERTISING:.
Advertisements will be Inserted at f 1 ir square
for tbe first insertion; $3 'SO per week, and S
per month. . '
Ten lines or less constitute a square
i
No publication made without a resoonti-
hlc name. - .. ,
LINES OF TRAVEL.
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Wilmington & Ncldoii Railroad, j
Orricit Chief Engineer A Sltt..
Wilmington, Nov. 3, 1806. f
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY the 5th Inst.,
the following fast Schedule of time -will be
run over this Railway.
GOING NORTH.
Leave Wilmington at.. . -L45 A. M.
i - tt 1L15 A M
Arrive at Goldsboro' at. ..."."."..".".".".! 9.25 a! m!
. .:.-. i 4 ... 2 57 I' M
Arrive at Weidon at 1 2.00 p!
I-:-44 44 ............. ... c. p. m.
GOING SOUTH.
Leave
Weidon at...
..1,1.00 A.
..7.35 P.
, . . 3.00 P.
M.
M.
M.
M.
M.
M.
Arrive at Goldsboro' at . .
ii i i tt ii
Arrive at Wilmington . . ,
. .11. 50 P.
. . . 8.00 P.
. . . 4.S0 A.
Close connections urn made by both trains go- '
inij South. !
The 5 A. M. train from Wilmington, and ll.ii,
M. train from Weidon, do not run on Sunday's. !
Close connections are m:idc by the 11 05 A. M. 1
train both ways between New York and New Or- j
leans.'
By the train that leaves here at 11.05 and the
one that arrives here at 4.D0 A. M., close con
nections are made between New York- and New
Orleans. Connections are made by the other
trains but more time i.s required. !
To go North by Bay Line, leave at .5.00 A. M.;
to c;o by Aunemestix, leave by the 11.05 A. M.
train.! Either train connects by Richmond.
Close connections at Goldsboro with the N. C.
trains by the 5.00 A. M, train, and by either to
New hern.
; 1 S. L. FREMONT,
! I Chief Engineer and Superintendent,
not 13 ; :M3-tf
Wllniinsfton & iManchestcr R. R.
OrriCE Gi
iKjr. Sun. Wiu & Man. R. Road,
mingtos, N. C, Nov. 3d, 1SC6. j
Wilmi
ON AND AFTER MONDAY the 5th of Nov.
the ibllowiag Schedule will into ellect on
the Wilmington and M mchester Railrortd.
j EXPRESS TRAIN.;
Leave Wilmington daily at .1.50 A. M
Arrive at Kingsville 44 ....... 3 :J0 P. M.
Leave Kingsvillc ! 44 ...... . 1.45 A. M.
Arrive at Wilmbigton daily at.. ..10.45 A. M.
ACCOMMODATION T11A1N.
: Leave Wilmington daily at 8.20 P. M.
5 Arrive at Kingsviile j 14 S.U0 A.. M. ;
Lrfkre KiJigsvillc I". 4 30 P. M.
Atriveat Wilmington dail' at.... 3.45 A. M.
Co e connections uilade by both trains at Wil
i ington rith the Wilmington and Weidon Rail
road; at Florence wita?the North Eastern Rail
road for Charleston, aiul at Kingsville with the
South Carolina Railroud.
Wm.McRAE,
Ocueral Superintendent.
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j TRANSPOUTjATION OFFICE,
PFICE, )
II. R. Co.,
av 2.j, 18(K. )
Wll MIOTON, CllXKLOTTB tS K. J
1 i - IWilminL'toh. N. C. Mav
jlROM AND AFTEli JUNE 1st, 1800, the Mail
!? Train an this road will leave Wilmington at
6 o'clock, A. M., on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays, i and arrive at Sand Hill at 6 o clock,
P. M.; Returning will leave Sand Hill at 7 o'clock,
A. M., on Mondavs, Weduesdays and Fridays,
and larrivc in Wilmington at 4 o'clock, P. M.
I ! WM. II. ALLEN,
j J" Master e-f Transportation.
may 31 !
1867T
U.).-tI
11
1867.
TO WHOLESALE BUYERS ONLY.
1
PHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PLACED
1 i his entire stock
of Iirr lioocls, vc., m
thej hands of Messrs.
intention of retiriuif
Crouly c Morris, with the
lrom tue retail liuiuess,
beijs leave to aunounf u to
i j ; . :
WHOLESALE SUYERS GENERALLY
that, he will open about the Ht of March next,
onlhe 2d and 3d floors of tbe building, known
as Exchange Cornerj; an entirely new and com
ple stock of 1 . 1 '
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC DRY GOOD:?,
READY MADE CLOTHING,
I BOOTS AD SHOES,
( HATS, NOTIONS, Ac, &c.
lAlttO. "Cedar Ffdla," "Uearer Lreek,'- ana
other favorite Shettmes and iarn$ factory
prices, which he wil offer to the trade in General
at WHOLESALE ONLY, at the lowest Market
"prices, f 1 '
(Terms : A credit bf sixty (00) days for neotia-
ble paH.-r, or 5 per f cnt. discount for cailu
( Entrance 2d doore from the Southwest Coruer
f Market or Front 1st re ets.
J. II. ANDERSON,
Exchauire Corner,
Upstairs.
Wilmington, N. (f.. Jan. SO. 107. XMfj
Lippiit's
Confectionery
ITS VARIETIES,
B
READ IN ALL
FRESH, MORNING and EVEKI G,
i
FANCY CAKES AND PIES
Ii r ... I ' -
TO SUIT THE MOST FASTIDIOUS,
FRESH EVERY D i.Y.
octal 333-tf
AGENTS WANTED FOR
' the Life and Campaigns of
lieu. Stonewall JacLson,
By Prof. R. L. Dabney, D. D., of Va.
TIJE STANDARD BIOGRAPHY OF THE
A Immortal iierp. ihe only edition ruthor- !
ized by his widow j and published for her peeuni- i
srv benefit. The ( author a personal friend and'
Chief of Stuff of thK t:hriitian Soldier. Wc want '
au Agent In everji county. Send lor circulars
and sec our terms, ;and what the Press says of the
work. Address!
NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO.,
cr 7th and Main sts., Richmond, V
' Corner
jan 15
a.
SU5-lmdw
'.o.-l OPeriwian Guano.
TCST RECEIVED PER SnTTnnvT'R rtjv sn
tM tons genuine Peruvian Guano for sale by 1
MM
STOIK
HOTELS.
THE CITY HOTEL,
Corner
Market and SeeouJ
U31INCTOS. N .
Streets,
WU3IINCTOJI, N . C .
S. FREDERICK, Proprietor.
rpiIE UNDERSIGNED
JL opened the a
HAS RECENTLY
CITY HOTEL,
and bet peaks for it under its new
management
the patronage of the travelling public.
lie gives'
the assurance that it will- be conducted 5 n
lully equal to the demands of the times.
a 6tv!t?
ihe rarlors and Rooms will be
thoroughly refitted and
LlLE-
GANTLY REFURNISHED.
The tables will be well kept and loaded with ail j
th
DELICACIES AND LUXURIES
that the Market affords. The servants w ill be at
tentive and polite to guests ; and every depart
ment completely organized in such a manner us
to render it as attractive as any similar establish
ment in the South.
The Proprietor promises that no pains or ex
pense bha.ll be spared to render thU HOTEL a
pleasant and agreeable resting place for the way
farer, and one in everyway worthy of the Eupport
and encouragement of those who desire to sus
tain a well conducted HoteL
N. FREDERICK-
Proprietor,
Wilmington, N. C, Jan. 22, 401-tf
Journal copy.
MILLS
MEETING
HOUSE,
STR EET, .
Charleston, S. C.
rpiIIS HOUSE 1IAS BEEN iUOKOUGIILI
J repaired and reluruished, and cannot be ex
celled by any in tlie city.
j JOSEPH" PURCELL.
"Proprietor.
lau 20
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PROFESSIONAL.
-A-ttorney guild. Ooiin
sellor "sirt X-iSlw. i '
Xo. S Hay H Ir e e 1,
FA YETTL V.ILLE, N. C.
WILL ATTEND PUOMPTLY to all bus-incss
intrusted to his care. Claims collected anywhere
u North Carolina. , ' , j
jan 2o 405-tf
JA.1IES C. DOD1IIN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Faye'teville, N. C, I.
OFFICE COItXEli BOW t G RE EX STREETS.
WI'
trusted
nov G
7ILL. ATTEND . PROMPTLY' TO THE j
L-ouection 01 llamis ana other business en-
trusted to his care. ! 1 ;
novti 37-11
iL..'. - Li iL-i ' ,' ,. gj g t
NEWS!
TTTl T7"0 f j
Jj Jjj I !
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FROM DEPART3IENT
HEADQUARTERS.
'I"-"
i-
Ileavv Reinforcement
OF
AT-
HAAS & CO'S.,
O1
kUR MR. JACOB HASS has just returned
lrom a business tour through the
NORTHERN CITIES,
' ' '
and having purchased a stock much cheaper than
heretofore, we are prepared to otfer to the
CITIZENS OF WILMINGTON.
and the public generally, jthe finest assortment of
1 j
READY MADE CLOTHING,
GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS:
BOOTS,
SHOES.
HATS, ore.
at a
HEAVY RlEDtlCTIO X
f rom what they have been eold this, season.
Wc w old most respectfully call the attention
' of the
i
Hi DIE S
to our beautiful assortment ot
BOY'S AND YOIJTII'S CLOTHING.
Thev are of superior niiike to auy ever offered
in this market. Our .
MERCHANT TAILORING DEPARTMENT
j . I . i ;
! attends to orders promptly, and suits are - guar
j j-
: an t ecu to ht. - -
i - ; .
i Give us a call beJore purchasing elsewhere.
Haas i CO. .
. i :
Front Street near Market,
Old Stand of Iledrick A
Ryan
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dec 19
N. C. PRESBYTERIAN.
hipt T? T fiF.ORGE is our authorized
J Agent for the City of Wilmington, to solicit ;
nrt rwi-te fenoscnDViuu u - -
n.,t..T,a UrrMt rrniation in m ei,
can offer'uun.uaf advanUges for
. r K;n mn. We will make con
tracts for the quarter,half; or whole year, t Tery J
moderate rates, - vjjllbk
Editor N. C- Presbyterian.
Fayetteville, Jan. 4th, 17. ggi-
THE DAILY DISPATCH.
WI L M INGTON. FEBRUARY 1C 18Q7.
NORTn CAROLINA LEGISLATURE.
SECOND SESSION.
Raleicr, Feb. 12.
The Senate as called to order at half-past
ten o'clock.
Prayer ly Rev. Mr. Atkinson, of the Pres
byterian church.
HEPOftTS OK COMMITTEES.
Mr. Cunningham, from the committee on
ProDoMtioas and Grievances, to whom was
referred a bill to irrant amnesty and Dardon
I to females recommending its passage.
Mr. Johnsou, from the committee on Cor-
j porationi, to whom was referred a bill to in
I corporate the Wilmington Hook and Lad
fder company, reported favorably.
Mr. Hall, from the Joint Select committee,
to n horn was referred a communication j
j trom the Governor, covering a report of the I
j- Attorney General, relative to the Cape Fear
! Navigation company, report the following : !
i. HefohtJ. That the Solicitor of the 5th Cir-
! cuit be authorized and instructed to file an !
infV,rnH.ti;,n 5 r, tho natiirAnf.
V """"'tw
Mr. Averv, from the committee instructed
tq report some plan to change the. Judicial '
system of-the State, reported a bill, and on
his motion, it was ordered to be printed and
made the special order for 8 o'clock Friday
night.
On motion of Mr. Wiggins, the revenue
hill was made the special order for Thurs
day next.
rxrrxisiiED business.
Biil making provision for the payment of
the State bonds now due, and the
the interest
jsjs. Wilson
! oil the debt f the State. Messra. Wilson
i and Berv discussed the merits of the bill at
borne length. Xv. Lerry, at the close of his j wucnj apprcation mav be"made tor further par
remarks otlerm an amendment which - was ticulars and explanation), and must be accompa
ngrted to. 3Ir. Speed ppoke at 5ome length ! nied with the names of two good sureties,
in opposition to the bill. Mr. Wiggins favor- i The advertisers do not engage to take the
,i u -Tr rnvJn.tfnn tii-,.itt i? I lowest bid, nor to accept any unless, the charac-
edit Mr Congton thought it as not t er means and suretie3 of the bidder are sati.fac
Iree trom objections ; he had been anxiously torr, and the amount of tlie bid within a certain
waiting for a better plan, but as nothing had sum.- ALFRED DOCKER Y
been presented, he should support the bill. 1L J. STEELE,
Its further consideration was postponed for 0 . . . v. l01A StlOIjlTlilOCi E
., . .. if .. Rockingham, N. C, Jan. 21st, 10b.
the present. . ! jaa25 404-iawlw-w4t
A message was received trom the House, 1
proposing to go into the election of Judges j
for the Spec ial Courts of Craven and New ;
Hanover. Concurred in. Messrs. Meares,
I Wiight arvl Waddell were put in noruina-
t tihn for thf rnnntr nf pw TI:innvpr ivliirb
r nn A s . . . f. . f. n
j. .. ,r
01 ir. Jieaies.
The Senate proceeded to ballot for Judge
of the Special Court of Craven countv.
es""rs- G-eoige Green and David Carter in
nomination. Mes-rs. Perkins ;and Koonce
superintended the election, which stood as
1 follows, in the benate: Green 32, Garter 3,
j viz : Messrs. Harris, of Rutherford, Snead
and Gash.
l I,ECIAL OllDKK.
j Bill to abolish imprisonment for debt, was
taken uj). Mesai-s. Wilson and McCorkle
' opposed the bill in speeches of some length,
j Mr. Speed favored its passage. The qnes
i tion recurring on its passage, on its 2d read
ing, the ayes and nays were called, and the
! hill passed by a vote of 24 to 12. Mr Cun-
ningham moved to suspend the rules and
; put the bill on its 3d reading. Lost.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Raleigh, February 12.
The House was called to order at 10
o'clock, A. M.
REroKTS OF COMMITTEES.
A large number of reports were made from
various standing committees. Of these the
following were most important :
From the Judiciary committee, by Messrs.
McKay, Kenan and Richardson, unfavorably, !
a bill to be entitled ''the Mechanic's Lien !
Law;' a bill to make valid official acts of i
Justices of the Peace during the war, rnd a :
bill in relation to hunting on the Sabbath.
A resolution to republish Winston's re-
ports was reported back, favorably, from ;
same committee . ;
Bv 3Ir. Waugh, from the committee on ;
Propositions and Grievaiices, unfavorably, a j
- bill to repeal
the ordinance 01 the conven-
tion,prohibihng tlie sale, ot spirituous liquors
at Company Shops,
By Mr. Harper, from the committee on
Finance, unfavorably, a resolution appro
priating $10,000 for" the encouragement of
immigration the influx of capital, &c
HILLS AND RESOLUTIONS.
! By Mr. Everett, a bitl
Sujierior Curt Judges
to empower the
to hold special
terms.
By Mr.. Perry (from the Judiciary com
- mi t tee) a bill to authorize courts of taw 'to.
grant relief in cases of lost negotiable lxnd,
j bills and notes,
: By M-. Harper, for the committee ou Fir.
i nanee, a bill to change the mode of appoint
ing auctioneers.
By Mr. Holderby, a bill in relation to final
settlements fetween Guardians and Wards.
: The House proceeded, to rote tor a Judge
jot the criminal court of New HanoTer
county, 3Ir. Guess having nominated Hugh
' Waddell, Esq., and Mr. Murrill, Hon. -Win.
f AWriijht, of New Hapover. "
' The Coniaiittc that superintended this
I election subsequently reported as follows:
i Vhole vote-cost 139, necessary to & choice
70, For Mr. MearesvC3. vFqr Mr. Wadlell,
159. For Mr. Wnjrbt '14. Scatterwig, 3.
i No election. ' ..! Our senior partT.cr, A. WEILL, has left for the t
1 A rnnd bllnt vras had for Jndire of the rNdrtliud we will, in a few da tp, be in possession
i Criminal Court of New Hanover,
resUlllU
I as lollows ; hole nuuiDer oi rotes cast j
I Necessary to a choice 71.
173. For Mr. Waddell 58.
For JLr. Meares,, f
i or Mr. V ngnt
I 7. Scattering 2. 3Lr. Meares elected.
r A bill to incorporate Black Rock Lodge
Tr- r,.i k.iaA Mauu.a nrl in
relation to dormant Judgments, ; passed their !
second reading. : j
! A bill to charter the Oxford Branch of the f
sed 2nd and 3rd readings.
- SPECXALfc-OIlDEK.
r Tlie bill to authorize the Public Treasur
er tn neirotiate & loan for the relief of the
Treasury, and to establish a North Caro
lina Savings Bank, was put on its. second
reading.-' . ' : 'v
Mri Williams, of Martui. said that lie did
nn holipr tht the loan ol ten, million of
dollars contemplated by the bill, could errer
be raised. - The scheme was utterly imprac-
ticable. He mored that the bill lie on the j
table, but subsequently withdrew the mo j
Ml -A 1 . . - .
uuu,i me request, oi .nr. Jictxay, wuo pru- s
cecded to address the House in support of
the bill. . "
Mr. Harper replied to Mr. 3IcKar. de- ?
fending the report of tbe Finance committee
adverse to the bill under consideration. ;
Pending further di-cussion the House
adjourned. ;
SHIPPING
FOR XEW YORK.
HURRAY'S STEAMSHIP LIRE.
THE FINE
FAST SAILING
SHIP
STEAM
B. S. SMITH, Commander,
AILING FROM NEW YORK ON WEDNES
KJ LIAI.ine 13U1 inSl., Will Sail 8S SDOVC OU
DAY, the 13th in
:dnesday the 2Uth.
'or Freight or Passa
"Wednesday the2Uth.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
O. G. PARSLEY' & CO
Agents in New York :
MURRAY, FERRIS ic CO.,
tl and b2 outn st.
4i0 ts
feb 13
To Builders and Others.
P' ERSONS WILLING TO CONTRACT FOR
the Work, (all the materials to be furnish
! ed by the proprietors.) in the erection 01 a
wooden building for a Manufactory, at South
Union, in Richmond county, N. (2.,"may icspeet
thcdaaw'.ngs and specifications at Rockingham iu
i'said county, from the 21st day of
the 2ist day of February, utiw'nex!
January until
i the 2tsfday of tcbruarv'. uow next ensuing.-
! A bTevma lat -wnimg seaua. ana aa
flPDUn k PYX( SURSTITI1TP ! !
UjllUllAlV UlAilU lUDMllllL i i
BAUGH'S
It A W B OA' E
SUPER-PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
1 T ANUFACTURED UNDER TIIE FORMULA
originatcd in 1854 and patented by 1
13VTJGMI fc SONS,
SOLE rROPltlETOES, ;
DELAWARE RIVER CHEMICAL WORKS,
Philadelphia, U. S. A.
; ITiis old established MANURE is manufactured j
: from Bones that have not been burned or stea.n- I
j ed, and it contains nil their original organic mat- ,
! ter. It is active iu its operatiou,and is a fertilizer !
; it great darabiiity. It does not exhaust the soil j
j like .Peruvian Guauo, but on the contrary perma- ;
! uently iuiproves it.
j Previous to 1801 it was introduced into the
j outherh 'States to considerable extent, and again
i iu 1S05, w here it has been used with remarkable '
j uccess upon
; Cotton, Corn, Tobacci , and all Crops. ;
A trial w.ill convince any planter of its merits, j
! Pamphlets containing well-known Southern evi-.
; denee furnished upou application to New York cr" j
: Philadelphia offices. j
t Testimonials of most reliable character eau be
i obtained from well known Planters in N. C. -
i53Sold by Dealers in all the principal cities
land towns throughout the United States and ;
i British Provinces!
' Baugh & Sons,
1 .
: Sole Manufacturers !
Oolce No.
20 South Delaware Avenue. '
PHILADELPHIA. !
B AUG II BROTHERS & CO
GE.NEHAL WHOLESALE AGENTS,
181 PEARL STREET, NEW YORK.
WORTH & DANIEL, Agents.
WILMINGTON, N. C.
jan 'JO 400-2m
DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNER
SHIP. !
Wilmington, Feb. 2, ISoT.
THE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existinsr be-!
tween Abraham Weill and Joseph Lederer,
under the name and style of A. WEILL M CO,, j
, dissolved by mutual consent. All parties iudeht-
t ea io saia urm, ai cj jcarKei circei, ia iuum; :
j payment to A. Weill fc Co., No. 13 Market fcjtrret,
i wuo aione nas me ngui to feetiie inuHine.
t ABRAHAM WEILL,
JOSEPH LEDERER.
13 Market St. 13 Market St.
ORIGINAL STORE, OLD STAND.
To the Ladies and the Public Generally,
ot the City of Wilmington and
Snrronnding Counties.
A. WEILL. G. ROSENTHAL..
THANKFUL FOR the liberal patrunaze ex
tended to our firms at 13 and C Market
Streat, we announce to the
LADIES AXD PLBfUt,
that our connection entirely ceasca at No. 'JO
Marliet Street, and we shall be under obligations
to crur friends and cuatomfers to bestow that' lib
STORE, No. l'S Market Street, where we bll
1 stndvtoulease.
: r i. . ..i- r f nTfv1
GOODS, j
1I ;,, K-..TV.i Mnllr
TO THE WHOLESALE TRADE.
t addition, we shall continue to improve our
j WHOLESALE STOCK in every line, suitable to
1 the Country tade, which we will sell on very
! rea&onaole terms.
Very respectfully.
A. WEILL & CO.
Remember the Old Stand, and no Sac
" cessor to our Bnsines.'
feb5 - 413ti
STORES FOR BEXT
ITixtTiire s For Sn.l.
BEING DESIROUS OF CONDENSING OUR
STOCK into one store, wre will rent for the
balance of the year oar stores on Front and atar-k-t
streets, next to Exchange Corner. .0 .
. ear "-.Sifem BBO.
COJIMISSION ROUSES,
iSi.
t. rrrrxwAT. koozsmookb.
PETTEW1Y Si 3I00RE. '
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NORTH WATER STREET,
WILyilSGTOX X. C.
O AVAL STOKEa AND COUNTKX rRO-
DUCE.
i Beini: AGENTS for th Mnufcturer are
prrpartd to fill, on the most revabie terms,
j orders lor .
. GEO. KIDD'S CELEBRATED
. ; COTTON GINS,
I ! ZELLS RAW BONE
SUPER PHOSPHATE,
IiilOWN'S COUNTER,
PLATFORM and RAIL-
, ROAD SCALES.
.Have constantly on hand FERTILIZERS ol il
1 descriptions.
jan .'7 40o tf
' WTC. B. SMITH, JJJO. H. BHTA. JK., WM. ZTCLT7.
WM.. SMITH & COMPANY,
40 A 43 Fnyetteviye St., Ralrl'h, ?T. C,
' AND
82 Baroone St., New Orleaas,
PL il LIS HERS, nOOKSELLERS AND
STATION EKS.
JOBBiH? AND DEALERS IX ALL KlXr5 Or
; School Dooks, Standard and 31 isc Ma ne
on Works, .Masonic Iloolrt, Jewels
Itegalla, Printers Supplies, 4cc.
; jau 'JO 400-tf
.1 AIES SHACKELFORD,
: SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MER
CHANT, WILMINGTON, N. C.
jp7 Consignments of Merchandise and Coan
tr Produce solicited; and all busiue entrusted
to my care will have my personal attention.
Lumber orders will have attention,
oct 10 314-U.
! SAM'U N. CANSO.N. iAMSS STOXLXT.
CAXXOX A: STOKLEY,
GROCERS AND COM3IISSION MER
CHANTS, No. 4 South Water Street,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
j oet 12 , 316-tf
6. W. TICK, CP. MEBiHE,
1 of Wilmington. of Alamance county.
W. I. RETWOLCS A BUO.,
ot Norfolk, Va. '
VICK, A: CO.,
i QROCERS,
FORWARDING AND C0M3IISSI0N
MERCHANTS,
Corner Chesnut and Water streets, ,
Wilmington, N. C.
sept o0 306-tf
alex. Johnson, ju.
E. T. MCIlETHAN.
ALEX. JOHHSON & CO.,
GROCERS AND COMMISSION MER
CHANTS,
No. 8 South Water Street,
wilmixgtox, a: a
sept 12 - 200-tt
C. r. MEDINUiLL'M. T. WHITA KER, ' I). 5ICITOL8
Greensboro, N. C. Enfield, N. C. BsJtimore
C. I. Icndcnliall A: Co.,
Cotton, Tobacco, and enerhJ
COMMISSION MERCHANTS;
AD
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
37 fc 39 South Calvert SL; Corner of Water St.,
Baltimore, Md.
July 2 230-tjan2
K. 1. PEROSSET, W. L. PEROS3ET, OltABAM DAT
UEROSSET Ai CO.,
Formerly )elogct & Brotcn.)
Established li&TJ.
GENERAL COOIISSION MERCILiNTS,
No. 6 North M ater Street, (up stairs,)
WILM INGTON, N. C,
"TTTILL GIVE PERSONAL ATTENTION TO
Y V the purchase and al of produce pt every
description, and
to receiving and forwarding
goods,
feu 20
117-tl
A. A. WILLARD,
WHOLESALE DEALER IN GROCERIES AND
GENERAL MERCHANDIZE,
Commission and Forwarding Merchant.
No 80 NORTH WATER STREET,
Wilmington, N. C.
Rcrnta to
Jesse U. Lindiar, E., Cashier Bank Cape
Fear, (Jreeneboro, N. C.
Rev. C. II. Wiley, Sapcrinteudcnt Public
schools for the State ot North Carolina. j
Messrs. James Corner t Sons, Baltimore.
Messrs. Dowley", Corners & Co., New York.
:an 9 W-tl
GEO. IL4.KRISS. W. W. BA&K1SS. Ju J. HOWELL
IIAKRIS8 A IIOWELL,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NORTH WATIB JTRKT,
Wilmington, N. C,
AKD
106 STKEKT, SEW YORK.
LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE ONCONSKiN
ments to our New York House on Produce,
w hich will be forwarded through, tree of com-
; mli&ions.
Consignments are eovered by Insurance from
I port3 and places in North and fcouth Carolina, by
Railroads, Steam Boats and FUts on the River to
a shipping point, and thence to New York.
. All ebipmeut should be accompanied br ship
i ping receipts and Invoices from point of ship-
ment, when Insurance attaches through to New
i York.
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MorriTT, w. d. Morrirr, ioun iTLxuxm.
wnvpiTT im(i) Am
; fiFNTRAI COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
i VA.iRnrrfiU tiMTrit
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Wilminon, S C.
! XTTILL eive prompt personal attention to the
I 111 . . a a Q a -
ft. saic orenipmemoi voiion, avai ownt. j
sale or shipment of Cotton, NaTal Store.
General Prodttce, etc.,, etc Also to recti Yin
and forwarding goods: .- . '
Orders solicited and promptly filled.
not 'SI 43-tJ l-w6m
roduce, etc.-, etc Also to recttTin i
C. H. KOBCTSOJI, IAS. C. SMITH, ;F. 0. OBLSO, i
alex. a. smith, cr utunoenanu. . ;
ItODINSOX. SMITH A CO., (
(Successors to C. II. Robinson & Co. and Costio
t Smith.)
GEKTIIAL?COMiIISSIOK.MERCnAKTS.
i . lVilsninftoa, If. C.
sept 1
2S1-U
i
aUL. UAAa cc to., ; ... I
SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS j
. - Water Street,
Next door and dinln the store of IL M. Barry. ;
CASH ADVANCES made on consignments
ments of lnmber. - I '
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COHJIISSIOaV douses.
HUS8ELL, ELLIS 0. COS,
sniPPiNo
AND COJniISSlON MERCHANTS,
Wilrolntton, N. C.
WILLIAM A. ill RCIIISON,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
WHOLES ALK OllOCEllS,
Wilmington, N. C.
HAVE REMOVED TO IliE NEW STORE
00 North Wirr stri, n North cl Cus
tom 11 0 use. .-);
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J ARTIES Al AVILLAaD.
i
(rORULT WLLAU 4 CCXT1S,)
GENERAL FORWARDING
UsiD.''
COMMISSION J1ERCUANT,
aj(D ao iyt rox
ETNA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF HARTFORD, CONK.,
No. SO North Wvtt Street, Wilmington, N. C,
WILL GIVE penonai attrnUoo to tht put-
cdjlsc ana m:c oi iToaure ana jicrcL&fiauc
Vet S SOS-tf
J. T. MCKHAT. I. MVKXAT.
New York. Wilmington, N.
J. T. MURRAY A CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No. 1SS Front Stret,-Nw Yok.
E.
MURRAY A
W HOLES ALK
CO.,
OKOCERS A COMMISSION .MERCHANTS
V7LX2XGT0X. X C
aug7 . I 2&SU
rSTER MALLET Y. CB AKLEUorrMAX.
GEO. R. BAKER, .
SULLETt & nOFFHAN,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 10 North Water Street,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
tug 28 I 277t
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, &c.
JAME3 McCOIUHCK,
91EKCUANT TAILOR,
No. 35 Broad Street, Charleston, 8. C.
Wholea-de and Retail Dealer In .
CLOTHS, CAS31MER3 AND VESTINtiS,
(iENTtv AND HOYS' READY MADE
CLOTUING, FURNISHING GOODS.
TAILORS' TRIMMINGS, etc.
July 13 ; . : SPi-U
SEA-FOWL GUANO.
DR. HAYES OPINION OF THE B. D.
SEA-FOWL GUANO.
ANALY8E3 OFTHI3 GUANO, MADE IN
the way of learning the proportions oftha
active substances present, and their mods ot
changing in composition, show this Guano to be
admirably adapted to the great staples of ari
cultaral production.
The organic . part coniltts of the excrement
of fowls, organic And soluble salts of ammonia,
animal matter in a state of decay, with oily and
fibrous substance, and humus- These afford
r about 4 per ceut of ammonia.
Ihe suiuhio pun contains phosphates or va
rious base?; eanal to about tiiim per cent offrtu
phntphat vMint ; while the whole phosphates
present smount to 44 per ceut, count Cd as bpoe
phosphate of llinej . '
8ulpbutes, chlorides, snd crenates ot alkalins
bait, make up the remaining parts of this Gua
no, the whole being iu a condition to dissolve In.
the soil, and become assimilated by the crop.
This Guano has alio a fermcntatira power, and
will not only induce this action, but it will ex
cite the bumatcs I In tha toll to render np any
ammonia they contain. .
It will be seen1 that p)-ophoric odd. equal to
about tixtten per ett of lint pAatpfiaU f(fltne dU
tolvti fieey xm. oatrr, snd ttm th forty four per
cent, of bone phosphate U ail soluble, moUture
aud time being allowed With these phphte
there will b about twelve percent, of organic
compounds, sffordinr four per teut. f purt
ammonia, apart from that' obtained Iroiu ttumic
compounds. These are proportion which expe
rience has demonstrated as terming a wa'J-bab
anced Guano, of special value In cotton cultiva
tion, and also adapted to other crops. - ;
Compared wltb'PeruTlan Guano, the latter ap
pears as a saline, exciting Gosno, well adapted
to hastening forward crop In a backward sea
son, or to excite the production ot grass. It can
not be used in cousecUve seasons, as the IS. V.
Sea-Fowl Guano can br, as the latter leaves fer
tilizing matter in the soil each tlm it is applied,
and thus adds permanent value to the land.
The exact balance found between the soluble
phosphates, of different bases, and the ammonia
producers, as well aa the condition of the less
soluble phosphates, is a most Important fcaturw
in this Guano, and ooe which places It by the
side of Peruvian Guano.
In all applications where the beat of f era en- ;
tatlon necessary to hasten tbe germination,' and '
the tood adapted j to tbe growlog plant In alljts.
stages, arc required, this Guano Is of great val
ue, and It may be nttd with omfUlenct In making .
any of the atsple crop of pisntatiou culture, as a
substitute for Peruvian Guano.
Respectfully, ,
, A. A. ILAYES, M.D.
State Assayer.
30 Statk St., Boston, Ji December," &A.
For sale by
Jan 16
Z. MURRAY & CO. .
VALUABLE ? IX DPfiiOT
F O II S A L El'' V- "
rrH E U NDERS IGNED offer at private sal the
i L following valuble real estate, situated la th9
' town of Morehead, N. C. - -
, Three lota of Land, sitnsted in Morthead City.
being numbered C, ? snd tf, of block bO, and
i further discribed as follows: Btiogat the corner,
J of said block, which Is the corner of Brldgss aud
j feet by one bahdred feet ' .
1 Also a two story wood frame bnlldirg. forty
; ttnintV!r and T; Mnneetrd bT
t foldinr doors, nine slcetiipz rooms, twsidea four
. ... - .1 A r.wt.i
Ith the house Is a kitchen nxzi. coBTaimrz
vnt room, wash room and store room. In the
' - . . . m k
J rear of kitchen Is another building 14x4, ued t a
1 wood house, with two Ure wur closets. The
i buildings will be sold with or without the Uni.
buildings will be sold with or without
i For particulars address ..J1. 4
1- ALLEN A SUTDAM,
. : Beaufort, N.C
JanSO -tf
JiST XIECEIVED
1 t LATE ARRIVALS,
f T ARRELLS NEW YORK CTTT MESS FOB,
BAKKEL3LEST EXTKAtfUPEIt FLOLR,-
I FCLTON MAKKETIiEkF.
SUPERIOR FRESH G03UEN BUTTER.
SALMON, MACKEREL, CUEl II
For sale bv
I 7 CAXNUN A STOK LET,
I. i SouLh Market StrttL
jan 22 " tfMf
1; Prcscrrcd Ginger,
NtTivi irrt Y t II mud Vi Front ktreet.
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CIIAS.
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