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- r : v , ; s :.. J ; ..- , . . .-" ; .,-'.,'.'.'--',.- . - NO. 1 42-1 a Z. uiLr:i::aTon?:Di3PATci3. . . ; KOBIXSOX ASIIITII, Proprietor., . - -,r imily AND H'EEK L.Y. "tacritUon, Invariablj iu advance; rito-.v.-.v" ?22 , . .MiW or ADVERTISING: v fo tip"? 1 1" bc ,n8erle1 l l Pr iuare per montlyr: .Perwe?k,.id 18 - Ten line or lcs constitute a r quire. . - ? ' LINES OF TRAVEL. itilQino'tfi&;: Railroad. OrricK Chief Enoinke. Slpt., Wilinlnlon, Nor, 3, 186. f N AND AFTER 3IONf v xmrwa inst., j the followiui; far-t ScUedule of tune will be run over this Railway. GOING NOKTII. Leave Wiluiiuton at i - Arrive! Goldstwro' at. . . Arrir at Weldon at . . 44 . ' (4 . 4.45 A. ..11.15 A. . U35 A. . . 2 57 1. SI. SI. M. St. a.oo P. M. 6.35 I. M. GOING SOUTH. ' Leave Weldon at....... ..1100 A. M. t .4. ti i .J5 p m Arrive at Goldaboro' at 3.00 P. M. " 1150 P. M. Arrive at AVilmiiiKton 8.00 P. M. .. 4.o0 A. M. Close connections are made by both trains go ing South. The 5 A. M. train from Wilmington, and 11 . SI. train from Weldon, do not ruu on Sunday's. Close connections arc made by the 11 05 A. M. train both ways between New Yoyk and New Or leans. By the train that leave here at 11.05 and the one that arrives here at 4JX) A. M., close con nections are made between New York and New Orleans. Connections are made by the other trains but more time ia required. To go North by Bay Line, leave at 5.00 A. SI.; to go by AnnemessLx, leave by the 11.05 A. SI. train. Either train connect. by Richmond. Close connections at (ioldsboro with the N. C. trains by. the 5.00 A. SI. train, and by either to Newborn. S. L. FRESIONT, Chief Engineer and Superintendent, nov 13 343-tf Wilmington & Manchester R. R. orricK Gkn. Supt. Wil. t Man. R. Road, J ,-' Wilmington, N. C.t Nov. 3d, 1866. f mt:i i v - m i i w mi "rT X - IT f 'a- CJ ON AND AFTER SIONDAY the 5th of Nov. the following Schedule will go into effect on the Wilmington and Stunchester Railroad. j EXPRESS TRAIN. Leave Wilmington daily at 4.50 A. SI. Arrive at Kingsville Jj3 30 P. SI. Leave Kingsville v4' ....... 1.45 A. SI. Arrive at Wihhington daily at.. . .10.45 A. SI. ' ACCOMMODATION TRAIN. Leave Wilmington daily at H 20 P. m. Arrive at Kingsville " ....... 8.00 A.M. Lcare Kingsville 44 .. 4.30 P. SI. ' Arrive at Wilmiugtou daily at.... 3.45 A. SI. Co . c connections made by both trains at Wil- mgton with the Wilmington and Weldon Rail road ; at Florence with the North Eastern Rail road for Charleston, and at Kingsville. with the South Carolina Railroad. , j IVm. SlcRAE, j i General Superintendent, nov 4 M 330-tf i TRANSPORTATION OFFICE, Wilmington, Ciia.rl.ottk fe R. R. Co., M Wilmington, N. C. Slay 2y, 18j6. ) FROM AND AFTER JUNE 1st, 1800, the Slail Train on this road w.ll leave Wilmington at 6 o'clock, A. SI., on : Tuesday, Thursdays and "Baturdays, and arrive at Sand Hill at 3 o'clock, P. SI. Returning will leave Sand Hill at 7 o'clock, k. SI., on Slondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, and arrive in Wllraiugton a't 4 o'clock, P. SI. WSI. II. ALLEN, i ; Master of Transportation, may 31 203-tf 1867. SPRING STOCK 1867. TO WHOLESALE BUYERS ONLY. THE 'UNDERSIGNED HAVING PLACED hla entire 6tock of Dry (.oods, &c, in the hands of Slessrs. Cror.ly fe SIorris,r with the intcution of retiring from the retail business, begs leave to announce to WHOLESALE BUYERS GENERALLY that he will open about the 1st of Slach next, on the 24 and 3d floors of the building, known as Exchange Corner, an entirely new aud com ; pie $tock of FOREIGN & DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, READY MADE CLOTHING, v H BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS, NOTIONS, fcc, &c. and AIbo, "Cedar Falls," "Beaver Creek," other favorite Sheetings and Yarns at Factory prices, wnicn lie win oner to inetraac in uenerai at WHOLESALE ONLY, at the lowest Slarket prices. ' Terms : A credit of sixty (60) days for negotia ble paper, or 5 per cent, discount for cash. Entrance 2d doors from the Southwest Comer of Market or Front streets. J. H. ANDERSON, . I . Exchange Corner, : ' : . Up Stairs. ! Wilmington, N. C, Jan. 20, 1807. 400-tf LippittV Confcctioiicry. B READ IN ALL ITS VARIETIES', - FRESH, MORNING and EVEN NG. ...... . FANCY CAKES AND PIES V ; TO SUIT THE MOST FASTIDIOUS, . FRESH EVERY D 1Y. oct 31 . . 333-tf - JUST RECEIVED iTy LATE ARfRIVALS. BARRELLS NEW YORK CITY MESS PORE, BARRELS BEST FAMILY FLOUR, BARRELS BEST EXTRA SUPER FLOUR, FULTON MARKET BEEF. X SUPERIOR FRES H GOSHEN BUTTER. SALMON, MACKEREL, CHEESE. For sale by .. ;. t. . ..v:-- ; CANNON t STOKLEY, : I . 4 South Market Street. , Jn 22 - 40l-4t TE. ' PINE APPLE CIDER. - 70 WASHINGTON ST., NEW YORK A CERTAIN CURE FOR" CHOLERA, DYS ATLcntery, Heart Disease, Feinting Spells'and Bxcclient for old people, a ulckens the circu lation of the bloo v - ' WJ - - spril 13 : : '. ' lC2-tf 'THE f city; ; HOTEL; V Corner Market and SccoVi 'tSL .-".WlWrilfCTK, .., 4 .. " S. FREDERICK, ;Propricor. THK i tTNDEnsiONED ppt-ncd the - ids RECENTCT CITY IfOTT!r: der I the aurance that It will be IZZ r.""v""6B.V WTtvemnjr Public. He Hv.- me Parlors and Rooms will be - i TIIOnQCGIILY REFITTED ANT) ELE- . OANTLY REFlJItNISIIKn s Tha taliTpa wtif t.. . : . - . the .4 " " " eptana ioaieu . writU all 1; iPELICACIES ASD 'LUXURTBSL -that the Market Am mem in tne ooutn. luni i ntiJ " . - - lue rroprietor promises that no pains or ex pense shall be spared to render this : HOTEL a pleasant and agreeable resting place for the way farer, and one in everyway worthy of the support and encouragement of those who desire to ens tain a well conducted Hotel. N. FREDERICK, Proprietor. Wilmington, N. C, Jan. 22, 401-tf Journal copy. MILLS MEET IN G SOUS5, STREET, Charleston, S. C. ''piIIS HOUSE HAS BEEN a'uuKOUGHLV JL rei)aired and refurnished, and cannot be ex celled by any in the city. JOSEPH PURCELL; Proprietor. ian 20 95-tf PROFESSIONAL, joiix w. iiixsdaLk, Attorney stud. Goiin sellor ast Lelw. Xo. 2 II ay S tree t FAYETTEVILLE, X. C. WILL ATTEND PROSIPTLY to all business intrusted to his care. Claims collected anywhere n North Carolina. jan 25 ; 405-tf JAMES - C. DOBBIN, j- ' A T T ORNEY AT h A W, FayeteviHe, N. C, - OFFICE CORNER BOW k GliEEX STREETS. TXTILL ATTEND PROSIPTLY TO THE TT collection of Claims and' other bu trusted to his care. - nov 0 . I iness en- c37-lf NEWS ! NEWS! FROM DEPARTMENT ( . HEAD QUARTE R. S . Heavy Reinforcement . OF , j ' ' CliOVUIXti RECEIVED .''';; '.- AT- . ' : HAAS & C O'S. , O UR SIR. JACOB H ASS has just retmrucd from a business tour through th NORTHERN CITIES, 1 aud having purchased a stock niuch cheaper than heretofore, we are prepared to offer to the CITIZENS OF WILMINGTON; and the public generally, the finest assortment ot . i RE A DY MADE CLOTHING, GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, &c. at a HEAVY IIEDCCXIOxV froni what they have been sold this season. We wt uld most respectfully call the attention of the LADIE to our beautiful assortment of BOY'S 'AND YOUTH'S CLOTHING. They are of superior make to auy ever offered . in this market Our MERCHANT TAILORING DEPARTMENT attends to orders promptly, and suits arc guar- snteed to lit Give us a call before purchasing elsewhere. Haas & CO. ; , Front Street near Market, V Old Stand, of II cd rick & Ryan- - dec 19 337-tf L STORES FOU RENT fixture s -Fox Sale. BEING DESIROUS OF CONDENSING OUR STOCK into one storey we will rent for the balance of the year onr stores on Eront and Mar ket streets, next to Exchange Corner; v . JtLAAL2 VlaLJ! 4X. dd,j. !anC3 402-lm ILiAilNGTO, ; CM . SU2?D A TOE iDmpiSEATGfl. iWUlli VdUULLNa LEGISLATURE. SECOIfD SESSION. lZlltZS. IrOlIl tl!f fVimmiMU. T ternalImprorementa.a biH trt i, rnnj-Cf t,Je ; i-li- arid , Gaston Rait foaa company, recommenflino ita Sir. KoonP Vrr ta Jir. Koonce. from tliA nal Improrements, l bill abtbonziiy President of the Wor . : McCorkle, Irom the Committee on tbe Judiciary, a bill authorizing Executors and Administrators of insolvent estates to settle the Kime pro rata, reported adversely. irtLl.s. Mr. Gash, a bill to encourage tbe sale of State bonds and for other purposes, referred to tbe Committee on Finance. t , Mr. Leach, a bill to establish a Board ol Regents for the University and the Male Col leges of the State, referred to the Committee on Education. Mr. Leach said he had been requested to introduce the bill by a distin guished gentleman, the President of Trinity' College, that had finally gained high dis tinction and was now in a prosperous condi tion. That gentleman was the author of the bill, the verbiage of which, had been slight ly changed in a few particulars. The opin ion of tlie President of Trinity was entitled to great weight on all subjects pertaining to Education. A message was received from the Ilouse, proposing a Joint Committee on Federal Relations. Not agreed to. On motion of Mr. Gash, the rules were sus pended, and the bill to construct a Peniten tiary was taken up and made the special or der for Monday night, at 8 o'clock. UNFINISHED BUSINESS. The bill to raise revenue-was taken up and read by sections, sundry amendments were adopted, and the bil)assed its second read ing. On motion of Mr. Wiggins, it was t made the special -order for Monday at 12 o'clock. On motion of Mr. Adams, the rules were suspended, and the bill to amend the Con stitution of the State was taken up and made the special order for "Wednesday next. On motion of Mr. Wiggins, the Senate ad journed until to-morrow 10 o'clock. HOUSE OF COMMONS.. Raleigh, February lo. The House was called to order at 10 o'clock, A. 31. n Mr. Kenan, from the Judiciary Committee reported back, favorably, a bill to acBend an act, to regulate oaiaries ana reus, ana a bill to repeal an act establishing a Boardpf Commissioners of Navigation for the Port of Ocracoke, &c; unfavorably, a bill to empow er the Superior Court Judges to hold special terms. Mr. Waugh, from the Committee on : ad journment, reported a resolution to hold Evening Sessions, from and after Monday next, asking its-passage. . Mr. Moore, of Hertford, offered the follow ing resolution, which was adopted: " WnEREAs, His Excellency, the Governor, in the discharge of his official duties, did commission and send to the authorities at Washington city, men, eminent for intelli gence and position, to confer with the Exec utive and Legislative department of the Federal Government, on matters and things touching the future well being of our people, and, whereas, this General Assembly may be called on to pass upon propositions con coctedand matured by the friends of order and constitutional liberty there, and where as, a majority of these commissioners are now in Raleigh, ready and willing, doubt less, to communicate to tbe members of the Legislature the. result of their observations j in the Federal Capital. Therefore, j Jitsolved. l hat a message That a message be sent to the sermte, proposing to hold a joint Conven- j tion ot tne two nouses, on Jtonciay next, at ' 12 o'clock, in the Hall of the Commons, and ! that Messrs. Brown, Bovden, Hanes and Leach, be requested to meet the Convention, and make such revelations as will enable the members ot this General Assembly to enter upon the important subject of federal relar tions, understandingly. By Mr. Long, a bill to facilitate the settle ment of estates. " By Mr. Latham, of Craven, a bill to estab lish the new county of Pamlico, (Proposes to establish a new county out ot parts of Craven and Beaufort.) ' The bill passed its second, and then its third reading. SPECIAL ORDER. ; A bill to authorize the Western Railroad Company to extend its line across the N. C. Railroad to the Virginia line, near Mt. Airy, was put on its third reading, amended and passed. . ON CALENDER. Bills to incorporate Black Rock Lodge Masons; in relation to dormant judgments; to lay olf and establish the new county of Vance; (lrom portions of Jlacon and Chero- kee) and a bill to amend an act authorizing the establishment of County Work Houses, ! passed second and third readings. A message was received from the Senate, j refusing concurrence in the resolution pro- j posing a joint Convention of the two Houses on Monday next ; also a message refusing j coucurrciiuc iu uousc auicnumenis vo me bill amending; the charter of the town of Henderson ville. The House refused to recede from its amendment : .'.I A bill to. exchange a certain amount of the stock in the North Carolina Railroad Company, with the Cheraw and Coal Fields Railroad Company, and for, other purposes, was put on its third reading. : Messrs. McCIammy, Kenan, Hutchison and McNair opposed tbe passage ol the bilL i Messrs. Davis, Foard, Long and Whitfield urged its passage. t : T ' : -' Pending action, the House adjourned, Mr. Holderby baring .first entered a motion to reconsider the vote by which the " biH to 'establish the County of JPamlico, passed the House this morning. :- - . - ' John Morrissey "bias bought an interest in a Troy newspaper. If the rads trouble Lim, heTU Priam out cf their holes irith ; l. ' A CM. It, T c ' "cd. t: order at lO,""!,"?.. "S. ? .unterfeit present. . - . 1 ; "-j -,lot wi.o affect the .fwooxsTOB. . .CoofSsWnlmaulcn, in U.c presence YARNING, FEBRUAYJISGT. .t-- upvnv Jerome ia wuc r r a w in i I J rebuked the women of bis dJ M 5s to those of moJera Um, , pu oJ- daub tbdr ks with red, and their ey - e who piaster meir - h i rminrlin!? U3 of llloUthOSC WUO 'ingafurrow j ftbose tue pamveu sui - - ti 1. .aim rinA rAr tail Id ,Cv,t m - l e growing old those tbosewlio .n,l YliUHri-ll ol - Tbe Milwaukee' Mil' rKgaV-Vntfc ,.rvuoc ..n.m'iv. rAr rnnr tnTitn de grand monish )en I loses de go to St. Louis; and I pays uy anel more vat I gets in Milwaukee, ind dat is vera bad. Oh, ; no, shentlemens. I Ikes de ililwaukee vera much, what you cals him ; 1 likes the peo- j pie vera much, an comes by and by ven I gets another little figel what's shust so good ' only vat doesn't cot so much of the monish, do you see." " j Butlek Eating Otstehs. A few days since a gentleman vent into an oyster saloon in Boston, and uponpalling for a saddle-rock stew observed a mamear eating a very warm stew with bis fingey. " Don't you furnish your customers witlipoons V said the aston ished stranger to thqiroprietor. ' Oh, yes," said he, but that i;Gen. Butler at that ta ble.!" A Frenchman bruht two mugs to the milkman, in place of me as usual, and being asked the meaning o;it, rcplcd : " Zis for ze millich, and zis for z water, and I will mix zem so to soote mysef." Many our readers i 11 regret to learn that the great philosophentatesman, satarist and orator, J. N. Free, is lo more. SniPlING. FOR A ET YORK. MURRAY'S STEAMSHIP LINE. THE FINE FAST SAILING STEAM SHIP - .... ':-S;'rT.: ii? 'JU 1ST O , B. S. SMITH, Commander, SAILING FROSI NEW YORK ON WEDNES DAY, the 13th inst., will sail as above on Wednesday the 20th. The Steamship "VETERAN," Will follow, leaving New York on Wednesday, 20th. Insurance at lowest rates. For Freight or Passage, apply to O. G. PARSLEYS CO Agents in New York : MURRAY, FERRIS fc CO., 61 and G2 Soutli st. feb 13 420 ts DISSOLUTION OF CO PARTNER SHIP. Wilmington, Feb. 2, 1S67. THE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing be tween Abraham Weill and Joseph Lederer, under the name and style of A. AVEUL fc CO,, is dissolved by mutual consent. All parties indebt ed to said firm, at 2i Market Street, will make payment to A. Weill &Co., No. 13 Market Street, who alone has the right to settle the same. ABRAHAM WEILL, . JOSEPH LEDERER. 13 Market St. 13 Market St. ORIGINAL STORE, OLD STAND. To the Ladies and the Pnblic Generally, 1 ol the City of Wilmington and I ' Surrounding Counties. - ( A. WEILL. G. ItOSENTIIAL. j npiIANKFULr FOR the liberal patronage ex j;JL tended to our firms at 13 and 29.. Slarket ! Street, we announce to the ' j IiADIES AXD PUBLIC, f that'1 our connection entirely ceases at Xo. 2i j Slarket Street, and we shall be under obligations i to our friends and customers to bestow that lib I eral patronage on our OLD ESTABLISED STORE, No. 13 Slarket Street, where wc shall study to please. ! Our senior twirti:er. A: WEILL, has left for the North and we will, in a few days, be in" possession of a new and fresh stock of LADIES' GOODS, in all its branches, generally. TO THE WHOLESALE TRADE. In addition.wc shall continue to improve our WHOLESALE STOCK in every line, suitable to the Country t ade, which we will sell on very reasonable terms. Very respectfully, A WEILL & CO. Remember the Old Stand, and no Suc cessor to onr Basinets." feb 5 413-tf TIIE BINGIIA3I SCHOOL.. SESSION OF 1SC7 BEGINS MARCH 6th. Course of instruction, CLASSICAL, MATH EMATICAL and COMMERCIAL. Address- ' ; COL. WSI. BINGHAM, an 13 ' SU4-lm Store for- liteat. THE MOST DESIRABLE STAND FOR DRY GOODS IN THE CITY. I WILL RENT AT A REASONABLE PRICE, until the 1st day of October next the First (1st) floor of the bunding, known as Exchange Corner, if application be made by the 15th of February next. J. IL ANDERSON, Exchange Corner. WUmington, N. a, Jan. 20, 1867. 400-tf Wliann's Knir Eoiic PIios-"L';-rrr pliatc, r . : EQUAL TO THE BEST STANDARD PnOS phates, send for Circulars, for sale on most accommodating terms quality gnaranteecL We hare fa oar possession testimonials that will aat isfy Planters as to Its value. ' - ; . ;. ; WORTH fc DANIEL, Arents.' jan 3 . f i-2aT. v 1 j. i . coaaissioN noDSDS. T.rarrawAT. - PETTEWAY & 1100RE, GENERAL COMMISSION MEJIClIANTtf, NOirril WATEU STREET, rrrT rr'GTOX'2f. C. rnvsiGHMENTS OF COTTON, SAv2l?TORES AND COUNTRY PRO- . r Tnn.ImlUrCT Manufacturer w- . i v tr i lie prrpaml to flit, on the mosi rwv orders lor GEO. KIDD!3 CELKDUAT-' r-; scpER-PUOSPIIATK, PLATFORM and 1LVIL- couatantly on hand FERTILIZERS ot all tiont. W3C. B. SMITH, 40. B. BHTAN, JK-, MH. KVCLTX. Vr.l. B SMITH ts. COMPAtlT, 40 Ac 42 Fart tteTille St., Raleish, N. C, 21 1 St., New OrleMnt 92 Baronne PUBLISHERS, BOOKSELLERS AND , : STATION EUS. JOBB1US AND DIALERS l!f A1X K15D9 VY School Books, Standard aad JHUcIlane ou Works, Masaic Books, Jewels Regalia, Printers9 Supplies, Ac. jan 'JO j 4O0-ti JAMES SHACKELFORD, SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MER CHANT, WILMINGTON, N. C. Iff Consignments of Slarchsndlse aud Coun try Produce Kulicitcd; and all bueint entrusted to my care will Lave my personal attention. Lumber orders will have attention. oct 10 ' 314-tl SAM'L. CANNON. JAMES 8TO&UET. CAXXOX STQKLEV, GROCERS AND COMMISSION MER CHANTS, No. 4 Sonth Water Street, "NVTIMINGTON, N. C. oct li 316-tf 8. W. VICK, C P. MEBANK, of Wilminjrtou. , of Alamance county. W. II. REYNOLDS A BKO., ot Norfolk, Va. VICK, MEBANE & CO., QROCERS, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, j Corner Chetnut and Water street, Wilmington, N. C. bcpt 30 30tMf . , - t ..- ' ALEX. JOHNSON, JR. B. T. MCKETUAN. ALEX, joiinsou & CO., GROCERS AND C03I3IISSION MER- K'-':t CHANTS, ' ( No. 8 South Water Street, WILMIXOTOX, AC C sept 12 2U0-U C. P. MENDENHlLLlV. T. WIIITAKEB, 1. NICHOLS Grcenfcboro, N. CjEnQeld, N. C Baltimore . I. 3Icndciiliall fc Co., Cotton, Tobacco, and General COMMISSION MERCHANTS; r AXI WHOLESALE GROCERS, :7 fc 39 South Calvert St., Corner of Water St., Baltimore, Aid. - july2 230 -tjang A. J. DEROSSET, W. L. PEROSSET, URAUAV DAT" , UEROSSET dr CO., Fyrmerly Deliosxet '& Broun.) Established 1839. GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 6 North Water Street, (ap stairs,) WILSIINGTON, N. C, WILL GIVE PERSONAL ATTENTION TO the purchase and salw of produce ol every description, and to receiving and forwarding goods. feb 20 117-ti- A. A. WILLAUU, WHOLESALE DEALER IN GROCERIES AM ; - GENERAL SIERCIIANDIZE, Commission and Forwarding Merchant. N 30 NORTH WATER STREET. Wilmington, N. C. Refeks to Jesc II. Lindsay, Esq., Csehier Bank Cap Fear, Gre(?Ti?boro, . C. Rev. C. IL Wiley, Superintendent Public Schools for the State ot North Carolina. Messrs. James Corner t Sons, Baltimore. Slessrs. Dowlcy, Corners.' Co., New York. jan 9 . ' 80-ti OEO. HARKI8S. W. W. HAKBI88. A. 4. HOWELL IIARRISS & HOWELL, GENERAL COJIMISSION 3IERCHANTS, v WORTH WATER STREET, Wilmington If. C, AXD . 190 TVATIt STREET, 5KW TORK. LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE ONCONSIGN mcnts to our New York House on Produce, which will be forwarded through, tree of com missions. Consignments are covered by Insurance from Railroads, Steam Boats and Fists on the River to a shimming point, and thence to New York. All shipmentb should he accompanied by ship ping receipts snd Invoices from point or ship ment, when Insurance attaches through to New York. oct W 313-tf wSS-tf A. A. MOTFITT, W. D. MOrTlTT, JOHH JTLACXIX. MOFEITT, IIRO. Sr CO., I GENERAL COIQHSSION MERCHANTS, No. 4 South Vaics Stkxet, ; 4 ( ... Wilmington, N C. ? , J W ILL give prompt personal attention to the sale or shipment of Cotton, Naval .Stores. General Produce, etc., etc. Also to receiYln -snd forwarding goods. Orders solicited, and promptly filled. nor 27 1-wGm C H. KOBKS03rKr AS. C. SMITH, 9. Q. KOBIKSOS, . alex. b. smith, of CumberiscdL . . ROIIINSON. SHITII & CO.. (Successors to C. IL Robinson A Co., and Cos tin : ; dt Smith,) ' ? GENERAL C03nnSSION JLERCHANTS, Wilmington, If. Ci T; septl . 281-U SOL. HAAS A CO., : , SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS . ; y Street, , J Next door and adjsinlng the store of IL IL Barry, CASH ADVANCES made . on consignments Particular attention will be ments of Inaber. . ' octU JCiTen to consign - .c.:r,.frr-lWl t- '.'., " , coiiaissio:r-n:DE: HIIIITJNG AND COMMISSION MKi: - NTS, VrilBtington, N. WILLIAM)! A,JlVUWli-"i COMMISSION M E U C II A T 3 , .. ' A , , ' ' ' i I mi O L KSXLK ; Vttmlnsto N;c. ' rivrmV!nvm TO THE SEW f.TOr.E ri on North Wster street, next North of . Ccs torn llouc nov 4 IX. o"WOTU. K. O. PASItU WORTH ! A D.VJUCL, voMMicctoii Ar rotnVARDlNQ MEHCUAMH urorn s Urrrj, (T. C ' R Q. flwtA's 'J 9U4) frmt 1 1 nfer SttM, Wilminstoo, PC. C. WILL OINE STRICT PERSONAL ATTEN tion to the sJe or shipment of Cotton, Naval Storv. and cencrsl produce. ! Also, to re ccjlni;nd fonranlin? (Ivods. Dealers lo Vzm jrp, RoiH. TVIne, Lime, nstert Cetncnt, llslr, bslVCosJ, Ac., e. i ; Arents for River Steamers A P. Hart and Gov. Worth, and Steam and Kail Lines to Sew Yrrk and Philadelphia ejt 8 S Mf . (rvKMCHLT 'GEKKKAL W1U.AKD tlTUs) FORWARDING i , .AND . ! i .. ' COMMISSION MERCHANT, AND AGCNT rOa j i -ETNA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, or iiAitrroKD, conn., ... No! SO North Water 8trct, .Wilmington, N. C., WILL GIVE prnonal attention to the pur choc and sale ofTroducc and Slrrchtndize. . oct 3 . . i ' . uurvtf t J. T. MURRAY, New York. . a. mi-a rat, Wll minion, N. J. T. MURRAY A CO., COMMISSION MERCI1AUT0 No. IS8 Front etrvct, New- York. E. MURRAY A CO., ' ! ' WHOLESALE '''"" ' GROCERS & COMMISSION MERCHANTS wiLMiyoTo.v, x. a ang7 ; 1 rETER MALLETT. CUAKXE1 BOTrMAN. GEO. B. I1AKER, , WITH S 1 MALLETT. L nOFFIIAN, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 10 North Water Ktrcct, sug2S " 3T7-tI DRY GOODS, CLOTHING; c, james Mcconrncu, , J 3WL E It CII AK T TAILOn.V No. 35 Uroad Street, Charlcstbn, H. Ci . , Wholesale and Retail Dealer in . CLOTHS, CASSIS1ERS AND VEStlNGS. - . GENTS AND HOYS READY MADE CLOTHING, .FURNISHING GOODS TAIU)KS' TRIMMINGS, etc. July 13 SEA-FOWL GUANO. HAYES1 OPINION of! THE IL I). y SEA-FOWL G UANO. ' DR. NALYSES OF THIS GUANO. MADE IN the way of learning the proportion! of the active eubstances pn-ent, and their mods ot changing in eompof itlon, how this Guano to tc admirably adapted to the great staples of agrl- cultural production. . ; . The organic part conbts of ;thc excrement of fowls, organic snd .rotable alt of ammonia, animal matter in a rtate of decay ,j with oily and fibrous sultaucr, and humus j Thoe afford alout 4 per cent of ammonia. The rotable part contains phosphates of va rious bares, equal to .Slout nxxttr jut cent fj 'bime pio2hate rf lime; wLUu the whole phorjhates present amount to 41 per rent, counted as hour phosphate of Jlme. ' ! Suiphatcr, chlorides, and crcnatt of slkalinw bases, make up the remaining rparU of this Gu no, theVholc being in a conditio u to diarolve in . tbe soil, and become atinil!atcd by the crop. This Guano has abo a fermentative power, sod will not only induce thlt axilon, but it will ex cite the humates in the toil to render up auy ammonia they .coutai n. - 1 It will he seen thst itJijJtork mrLLftml to about tixterti jtcr cent of Umc jjttmjikaU ij in dU mAvc frtdy in irar, and that the forty four per cent, of bone phoaphatc is all rotable, inobture and time being allowed. Wltlf thc i boj.Uati. there will be atxut twelve jcrcnt ot organic compounds, allording jwir jr rx. of pur anuiujnf&, sirt from t list obtained from hurolr compounds. These are proporUou which expe rience lias demonstrated us forming a we!l-bl-snced Guano, of special vlu- iu cottou cuitiTa tion, and also adapted to other crops. Compared with Peruvian Guano, the latter ap pears as a calinc, exciting Gin no; well adapted to hastening forward a crop in a backward aca son, or to excite the production ot grass. It can not be used in conaective scasona, as the D. D. Sea-Fowl Guano can be, as the latter leaves fer tilizing matter In the toll each time It la applied, and thus adds ennaneut value to the UniL . - The exact balance found between the soluble phosphates, of different bases, and the ammonia producers, as well as the condition of the less soluble phosphates, is a moat imiortant feature in this Guano, and one which places It by the side of Peruvian Gnano. In all applications where the l,eat 'of fermen tation necessary to hasten the germination, snd the lood adapted to the growing plant in all I tr stages, are required, this Guano Is of Tcat val ue, and it may be Ufeed With cvnJlUu jiti making any of the staple crops of plantation culture, asr substitute for Peruvian Guano. I t J Respectfully," I -I, AA, UAYS,M,D. 1 -. State Assyer, 20 Stats St.; Bostox, 20 December, 15CG. . For sale by JanlC " E.MCRIUt&CO, i vaisUABIaE pnovmzTU - v "foil SALE THE UNDERSIGNED offer atprivitc talc, ILe following valuable re-il estate, tit .led la the fowncf Morthcad, N. C. - Three lots of land, tituated In Slorehcad City, , being numbered C, T snd t . f tloclc bO, aud further diseribed ss fallows : Iking at the corner of said block, which ia the corner cf ErlJ-f and Sixth street me.-uuricg one LucCri 1 fifty feet by one hunilrt 1 Ittt. Alio a two rtory wood frame tuil.iri'g, forty feet aquarc, double r lazza, trx-r.t ar.d rear, ceo--, taining Parlor and Dining Tucm, cou'; cteJ by folding doors, nine sleeping ro-: s; U i l. i four rooms ln.tho attic all DtarttrtU, Competed with the house is m kitchen Hx'.'J, containing cook-room, wah room and rtore nom. In the rcarof kitchen 1 another building Hx-'l, uedo a wood hoo-e, with two Ktrgo water clorets. The ' buildings will Lc oIJ with or without tho I ( For particulars au irti . . . alixn c yda: :, -v .- , ' -. 'on, N. c. JanC3 "... L ; .tr. " .a
The Daily Dispatch (Wilmington, N.C.)
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Feb. 17, 1867, edition 1
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