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WILMINGTON, N. C., THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 2, 1867.
NO. 487.
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"'.' ROBINSON 't SMITH, Proprietor.
ri!J!MSlIi;i DAILY AM) WEEKLY.
Terms of MibM-riptiou, invariably in advance :
Daily, on' ) our 00
'.' Vix month. . . . 4 00
- HATES OK ADVERTISING :
Advertisement will be inserted at f 1 per tquare
(or Hi'' li r? t insertion; : .V) pr wck, and
(it month.
T:i linen or lcso constitute a quart-. '
No publication mad- without a refponsi
ble name.
LINES OF TRAVEL.
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Wilmington k Weldori Railroad.
Otfick Chikk Knoivhek it .Si-it.
Wilmington',-. .April 1W7.
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CIIAi(i OF SCHKnULE.
N AND AFTER SUNDAY, MAY 5th, tin:
passenger train will run over this road 'a
. . ioiiows -
(iOI, NORTH.
Leave Wilmington. . . . .6:40 A. M. and 5:00 P. M.
Arrive at Wilmington. .0:50 I. M, and 7:15 A. M-
going south.
Leave WTddon .i.10:o0 A.
Arrive at Weldon 3:00 P.
Train3 will pas (io dsboro1,
10:55 A. M. and 10.50 P. M.
M. and :15 P. M.
M. and :J:54 A. M..
going North, at
going South, at
J:A" A. M. and 2:25 P. M.
The night train eaeih way i.s an accominodatiOn
train, and will run daily, and conneet all the
way to New York via Richmond. The day train
will not run on Sundays. It f on.ieets by, all th
routes North, by Richmond, Old Bay Line and
Anuemes.six Line.
Trains connect closely with trains to Raleigh
and Newbem. ,
S. L. FREMONT,
Chief Engi
ici-r ami Superintendent.
apri
Papers: iopyir! Seln dule on
the. line will
liaiie tins notice.
Wilmington & Manchester R. R.
KKinc Gen. Slj'T. Wii.. & Man. K. Road, )
Wii.mtnoton, N. C, March 12, 18o7. f
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ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY the loth of
March the; following Schedule will go into
fleet on the Wilmington and Manchester Rail
oad. HXIMtKSS TRAIN.
Leave Wilmington daily at V.'M A. M
Arrive at Kiugbville. " 1.20 P. M.
Leave Kingsville " ... 1.45 A. M.
Arrive at Wilni'Migton daily at 10.4 A. M.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
Leave Wilmington dailv at... .... 8.20 P. M.
Arrive at Kingsville " ....... 8.00 A. M.
Leave Kingsville " .......4.15P.M.
Arrive at Wilniiu-rton dailv at 3.59 A. M. .
Vl u -u"ccuo,1v u,c uum - -
oi.r-toii with the Wilmimrton and W eldon Kail-
made by both trams at vv n-
road"; at-Florcnce with the North Eastern Rail
road ' for Charleston, and at Kingsville with tin1
South Carolina Railroad.
vvm. McRAE,
(jeneral Superintendent.
march 4 i-l-tl
Ucneral SuperiiueiHlcnrs Uilice,
Wn.,! iV: Man. R. R. Comi-anv. i
Wilmington, N. ('., March 5th, 18(17.
NTIL FURTHER NOTICE the . 'lollowim
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rates will be charged on Grain, from Wilmington
To Charleston,
To Cheraw,
ToC'olumbiaJ
To Augusta,
loc per bushel.
- .15c. lk
12c "
loc.
W.M. MacRAE,
(Jcnl. Supt.
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March '
; TRANSPORTATION OFFICE, V
Wilmington, Ciiaklotte : R. R. Co.,
Wilmington, N. C May 2'., 18W5. )
17ROM AND AFTEIi JUNE 1st, 1SM, the Mail
1 Train on this road will leave Wilmington at
7 o'clock, A. M., i&n Tuesdays, Thursdays' and
Saturdays, and arrive at Sand Hill at 3 o'clock,
P. M. Returning will leave Sand Hill at 7 o'clock,
. M., on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays,
and arrive in Wilmington at 4 o'clock, P. M.
WM. H. ALLEN,
Master of Transportation,
uiav il 20o-tf
liiine. liiiiie.
JP'INE ROCKPORT LIME ON HAND AND
guaranteed to be fresh and well filled.
r Vorsale VERY LOW to close, eousignnicut. '
RUSSELL it ELLIS.
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03IITUIIV XKW,
riMlE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY
X aHiiounce to the Ladies and (ientlcinen of
'Wilmington and the surrounding country that
they have opened a
Large and Attractive Stock ol
HOOTS and
SHOES, .
HATS,
TRUNKS, Ac.
on the lfct floor at
. Hlxeliting-e Copner,
which thev oiler at RETAIL at the lowest ptMfci
blc prices for CASH ONLY.
JOHN M. WALKER Af CO.,
Wilmiugtou, N. C.
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Journal copy.
XOHTH mW BARREL PRE
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THE
UNDERSIGNED-BEG TO INFORM
X Distillers aud the trade geuerally that they
will be prepared by the middle of May to furnish
SPIRIT CASKS in anv quantity, of the best
quality, and at prices below those of New York.
We also warrant our CASKS to be of the best
material and manufacture, as we have purchased j
at great cost, the most approved Machinery in
tne country, and are confident of giving entire
euwBiucuon 10 purchasers
Orders are solicited to be addressed to the
Orks, Or throuarh the various ('nmmisinn Afpr. i
chants, of Wilmiuoton, N. C, and will meet with
prompt attention. !
STRAUSZ & RICE.
267-1 m 1
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' W A N VT E I .
COPIES OF THE DAILY DISPATCH ot
. Oct. 2d, Nov.. 8th, 0th and 23d, and Dec. 6th,
I.; 1SG6. Any person bringing any one of these
papers to this oflicc will confer a favor, and re
ceivc a liberal price.
ROBINSON 6c SMITH. .
feb 13
420-tf
SHIPPING.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
I'll I LA DELPHI A AND SOUTHERN
MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY, f
THE FINK AND FAVORITE STEAMSHIP
X I O IV K E Xfc
J . R E N N E T T , C : oin in a u d e r ,
ILVNING BEEN UNAVOIDABLY DETAIN
-d, will arrive on THURSDAY, May t-'ud, and
leave our wharf (between Dock and Orange
street) for the above port SUNDAY morning,'
Mar 5th, 1So7.
lh rough bills of. lading give
evidence; n: cleans,
For freight or passage applv to
giv en to BOS I ON,
LIVERPOOL.
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i WORTH fc HANlfci
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Cabin Passage to New York,
do do Philadelphia, $15
Agent in Philadelphia,
W. L. JAMES,
314 South Deleware Avenue.
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FOR NEW YORK.
THE FINE DOUBLE-SCREVY STEAMSHIP
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S -A. IP HE O ,
W. II. LINGO, Commander,
IS NOW RECEIVING FREIGHT AT OUR
wharf, foot of Mulberry . street, and will Bail
as above on Thursday, May 2nd, or sooner if
loaded
For FREIGHT or PASSAGE apply to
O. U. PARSLEY tic CO. i
Agents in New York:
MURRAY, FERRIS & CO.,
01 and 02 South street,
apl 44 Is
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HOTELS.
KV IIOTKL,!
THE PARKER HOUSE.
p ituo.ini'p ir a TiruniTTi I
riMIE
ly renovated and refurnished the Hotel on i
Pr,mfSf.. r..,.o.,flv btm.., "R,!!,v'i ftto'S- '
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Hote4," begs to inform his friends and the public . cocted ll fveen the feminines. This mor
generally that he is now prepared to accommo- ; ninir botlMiusbands Rot up early, wives diiu
date them on as reasonable terms as any similar
house in the city, the beds and i urniture, to4
gether with the Sleeping Rooms, arc unsurpass4
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ed for neatness and cleanliness. The Table will
; at all Jimes be supplied with the best that the
.Market aud surrounding country can turmsh
Tlie
Bar IRoOm-
situated in the Basement of the Building, will at.
all times be lurnished with 'the best of Wrincs
and Liquors.. He solicits patronage and, will
spare no pains in rendering satisfaction and com-j
'ort to his guests. Haying had experience in the
business is confident that entire satisfaction will;
be given to all who may favor him with a call.
Vehicles will be in readiness at the different Rail-fi
road Depots on the arrival of the Cars, to eon-!;
vey passengers to thellutelor any part of the
city they may wish to go.
II.
U. PARKER,
Proprietor.
470-tf
aPril 19
INTILILS HOUSEi
MEETING STREET -
' Charleston. S. C.
rpiIIS HOUSE HAS BEEN iTHORoljGHLi
JL rupajred and refurnished, and cannot be ex
celled by any in the city.
JOSEPH PURCELL.
. ! Proprietor, i
ian 2G . 95-tf
PROFESSIONAL.
THOS. 1. 31 K A RES,
Attorney at IttAv,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
JOIIX W. IIIXSDAL.E,
Attorney airid. Gonii
sellor sbt. X-islw.
o. J II a y S t r e c 1 ,
FAYETTEVILLE, N. C.
WILL ATTEND PROMPTLY to all business
ntrusted to his care. Claims collected anywhere
n North Carolina.
jan 405-tf "
JAMES C. DORHIN,
A T.T O R X E Y .A T LA W ,
. Fayetteville, N. C,
OFFll'K COltXER BOW d GREEX STREE CS.
TLL ATTEND PROMPTLY TO THE
collection of Claims and other business en
trusted to his care.
novG 337-lf
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JtRGE
NOW READY.
I Ws
RECEIVED A VERY
; Boots and Shoes, Hats,
r 1 nli it Air-m
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which we offer Jto the trade for CASH, orontim
for City Acceptance at as low figures as thev cai
i can
be bought in New York. . -
DEALERS AND PLANTERS
arc respectfully requested to examine our Stockl
Xlliolesalc Department 1
I On S2A and Floors. Rrrhnnoo fnmprl
JOHN M. "WALKER & CO.,
Wilmington, N. C.
i 467-tt
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Journal copy.
! BANK APJE FEAU;V
1 Wilmisgtox, N. C, t
' April 10th, 1867. I
THE 1NNUAL MEETING OF 1 THE Stock
holders of the Bank of Cape Fear will
I be held at theBankins House in Wilmington,
on Thureday the 9th day of May nexu
J. tr.
BURR, Cashier.
V 469-tm.
pKACiiCJiS in iliE COLK1S Or NEW iy that he will make a greedy and verv sel
J. Hanover, Sampson and Duplin counties. i nr ,mfl with wlinm v,mi TOin An;.
Ollice over the store of RYTTENBERG BROS. M ?fU ""an", Mth whom OU will enjoy no
ml 17 474-tf V ' w"" ilL LiLii , uu uiust a
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
WILMINGTON. MAT i. 1667.
Distress and Rnin at ffie Sooth.
Tlie following terrible picture of distress
and ruin appears in the Planters Banner, of
Franklin, La., and is fully corroborated by
all the wauers of that section.
I Few can realize how terrible is the calain
' ity of the overflow now scourging the inhab
itants ot the lower Mississippi. Bj these
invading waters multitudes are reduced to
want and almost starvation. After five years
of hardships, including four years of war, in
which they wrc barely able to live, when
' they have no money, and no means to pay
f their way among' strangers, many have to
i leave their homes and lose their last means
of support. In their distress, and almost
' despair, who can be found to help them ?
Their neighbors are ruined, the country
is ruined, there i no money, no credit,
, but little bread, arSd no hope of checking
tt lie mad career ot (the, merciless waters.
" Could we but beVold the hundreds of
families now seekingN,afety by flying from
their homes, the waters' rolling over their
fields and crops, and entering their
very dwellings, we would see distress such
as was seldom seen except on a battle-fkid,
or in hospitals, even during the war. From
! appearances it looks as though the Mis
, sissippi coast will have to be abandoned on
iiccount of the utter inability of the planters
; tiid the State to keep up the levees. How
; can the levees be kept up without multi
' tudes of laborers? Where are those laborers
! coming from.' Terrible necesssitv is driving
p tlie planters away, the negroes are dying off,
, or yearly leaving for the city, in Urge num
' bers, to serve politicians, and to enjoy them
selves, and the means necessary to keep up
the levees are daily becoming weaker. Who
can devise a pian to save the coast plan
tations from ruin, and its inhabitants from
, the calamities which threaten them? We
! have yet to see the 'man who can solve this
question.
A Family Duel near Havana.
A recent letter from Havana states that a
singular and amusing " duel took place
about live miles from that city, a few days
aero.
it originated in a remarK made by a man ;
i to his friend on seeing a lady coming out of j
j church. The lady was unknown to the per- I
! son making the remark, but happened to be I
! the other's wife. A slap in the lace was the '
Consequence, and a challenge came soon af-
-ter. l ms w as accepted, and ttie seconds se-
lected. a place. The wife ot wind of the
! alTa;r, and immediately took steps to prevent
' tlvp flrpndfnl ratnsrmnlip Tfpr firf thrnrrlif
ivnc fn nr.tifv. tlio nnlino '-Lnt H,a( ,,
..... vV .w
have given her husband the reputation ot a
coward, and she took a better method by
,JllJ- , tuc"tucl P1' W,IC1C
Slie lUCtJlS W1IC. &UO. II DlHIl WilS SOOtl COn-
to. Husbands took carriages, and their
wives one armed with five children and the
other with three took other vehicles in
waiting. When the two duelists arrived at
the spot they were somewhat astonished on
seeing the two other carriages drive up with
their passengers, who cooly informed the
men that they also had come to fight, so as
to make it a complete family quarrel, each
at the 9amc time producing an empty purse
and a package of baby linen as their arms
and munitions 01 war. The little ones had
popguns and firecrackers, and soon some in
dulged in a cry. It is useless to add that the
bloodthirsty Benedicts made peace on the
i j spot, and returned to Havana, in company
j with their seconds, to celebrate the aftair
iij over a champagne dinner.
!T)ADcJ; Marriageable Giuls.--
1 uncli s I'ocket Book containtie lollow-
. uuui tue pen ui 21 siugie woanan oi lue
world," which we commend to the consid
i eration of the many young ladies who daily
' peruse the columns of this paper :
. It a man wipes his leet on the door mat
j before coming into the room, you may be sure
I he will make a good domestic husband. If
I a man, in snuffing the candles, puts them
1 out, you may be sure lie w ill mane a stupid
i husband. If a man puts a haudkerchiel on
' his knees while taking tea, you may be sure
' he will be a'prudent husband. In the same
! way, always mistrust the man who will not
j take the last piece of toast, but prefers wait-
1 ing for the next warm batch; it is not unlike-
IL Lea, UO pedCC
wnatever at Home, llie man, my dears, who
; wears goloshes, and is careful about wiap -
piug himself up before venturing into the
nitrht air not unfreouentlv m-iki i rrooil
i- i-V i i unircqucnuy makes a good
j- 111 t aim iiusiauLi, .mill luusiiy fcLups at iiome,
I and is ersily comforted with sloi)3. The
, man who watches the kettle and prevents
j its boiling over, will not fail, my dears, in
ms married state, in exercising the same care
in always keeping the pot boiling. Tbe man
who doesn't take, ill treats the cat, takes
snuff, stands uth his back to the tire is a
brute whom I would not advise you, my
dears, to marry upon any consideration,
either for love or money; but most decidedly
not for love. But the man who, when the
tea is over, is discovered to have had none,
is sure to make a good husband. Patience
like his deserves being rewarded with the
best of wives, and the best of mother-in-laws.
My dears, when you meet with such a man,
do your utmost to marry him
in tne sever-
: rest winter he would not mind going to bed
first.
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The Jewish Race. The Hebrew Na-
tional, a new weekly journal published in
London, gives some interesting statistics ot
the Jewish race. It says that there are now ! stalments, at six, twelve, eighteen and twftjty
c Hiving about 0,000,000 Israelites, about ?ur months from date of sale with interest from
j half .ot whom live m Europe. There are
i;300,000 in Russia; in Austria, 900,000; in
j Prussia, 254,000 ; and in all parts of Ger-
! manv. 192.000 : in France, about 42.000 ? in
Syria and Asiatic Turkey, 52,000 ; in Mo
rocco and North Africa, 610,000 ; in East
vbia, ooo,uuu; in America, zou,uuv; m ua-
r?ni 1 ftOO- in n.rmnrV fi Kofi - in Ttftl V
4,500. -
The C.vse of Dr. Blackburn. Dr.
Blackburn, who is charged with having at-
temDted to introduce the vellow fever into i
A , -
the United States during the war, by means
of infected clothing, has petitioned the At
torney General for permission to return from
Canada and take his trial in Kentucky.
The Attorney General, it is understood, an
swered that he had no power to grant the
request.
MISCELLANEOUS.
TBR' CLOTH ISO HOUSE OF
VIL,MIXGTOX.
GRAND OPENING OF
i
SPRIim IID SUMMER COODS,
-AT-
Xo. A: io Xortli Front St.
HAAS & CO.,
XT
AVE OPENED A LARGE AND WELL
-LA. assorted stock of
Fine, Medinra and Low Priced
SPRING CliOTHING,
MANUFACTURED EXPRESSLY FOR
THIS MARKET,
tie
to which the atteution of the public is invited.
The style, workmanship ad fit of the Garment
are second to none in tbe csty. A large supply of
I5ov' and Youth' Clotliin
to be found. A full assortment always kept on
hand.
Furnishing Goods.
I
COTTON and MERINO GAUSE UNDER
SHIRTS, j
JEAN DILVWERS, j
LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS.
COLLARS of all styles,
SCARFS, NECKTIES,
FRENCH KID GLdVES, Ac, oi the new
est patterns, j
THE TAILORING DEPARTMENT
is well supplied with au elegant lot of
DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN
Cloths,
Cassi meres and
Coatings
whieh will be made up in the best manner, under
the care of a tirst class - French Cutter, who can
please the most fastidious.
W e ure DOW in receipt Ot OUr BrKliNU ,
manufactured eressly for our House by the !
,in6t Mtahiuhnipnt Xorth.l Onrfneiiiti for bnv- I
iUg goods and getting them manufactured ena- ,
i X U!,L" .k ?. Zn.VXJt:7J
umcsaic Juuus, tyuuvuu., , v
will till Wholesale and Retail Bills here at as low
rates as they can be laid down from New York.1
Another advantage that weican give close buyers j
is, that we sell exclusively! for cash, and don't
charge them for probable losses by the credit
svstem.
Our stock consists of all kinds ot
MEN'S 'VND BOYS' CLOTHING, GENT'S
FURNISHING GOOIJJS, TRUNKS, j
A'C, Ac, Ac, !
and everything kept in a first! class Clothing and
Tailoring Establishment.
Suits of all kinds made to prder, in the best
manner, and fits guaranteed.
AM. V I O Ot VVS.,
No. 8 and 10 North Front St.
467-tf
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PROSPER P. SHAW & CO.,
OF NEW YORK,
INCONNECTljON WITH
JOHN X. WALKER,
OF NORTH CAROLINA,
YILL, ABOUT THE FIRST OF APRIL,
open a BRANCH HOUSEJat Exchange Corner,
j Wilmington, N. C, underUhe firm of
; ,nuil tl UIAIICD f, Pfl
JUnil ill flALfvCn - CL UU
. They will keep a large itock of
ROOTS
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and SHOES,
HAT.
, CAPS,
TRUNKS, Ac, At
AT
II O Ia E S A I, E
They will also devote one floor to the RETAIL
TRADE. Possessing the advantages of ample
capital and having Goods direct trom the Manu-
! rtnriK of tlP 1ntirtl nriM lio will 1u !
j to offer GREAT INDUCEMENTS to purchaser.
; JOHN iL WALKER, assisted by JOHN H.
' ANDERSON, (late of Fayetteville, N. C.,) will
have charge of the business
r M W'alkcr does not relinquish his connection
with the NEW YORK HOUSE, but will attend
there as usual during the
SPRING AND FALL SEASONS,
to meet hi? old friends and customers.
Mr. Anderson, will remain ih Wilmington per
manently. I j
They respectfully solicit a4call and examination
of their stock. " 1 j
Orders solicited, to which prompt and careful
attention will be given. t - i
Wilmington, N. C, March 30th. i
inch 31 ' 43-lm
DWELLING ROUSE AND LOT
FOR ?V1K.
THAT WELL KNOWN AND DESIRABLE
property on Market and Third Streets, in the
j residence ot the late Dr. Thomas H. Wright, if
not previously sold at private sale, will be sold ;
! at public auction at Exchange Corner, on Tues- '
day the 7th day of May, 1S67. Persona desirous.
of purchasing are invited to call and examine the
rrnnorfr A Tilrkt rf ttio orriTinrt anil njnttfitiTa
; can be seen at the office of the subscriber. I
Terms. Half cash; balance in four equal in-
Gf the purchase money and the interest thereon.
Dr. A. E. WRIGHT.
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j 450-tml5
- i SPUX COXTOIV.
j T?OR THE ENCOURAGEMENT OF HOME
, .J.TTa .,, .
i 'A L STR 1 , we Will seU bes
(SPUN CO
TTO
at t2 15 PER BUNCH,
and all kind of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
at proportionately low prices
o s
is the charm that enable u to sell sar cheap.
We sell for Cash only Casll on Delivery, j
HEDRH
?K At RYAN.
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COMMISSION UOUSES.
I
PETTEWAY & 3I00RF
GENERAL C031MISSION MERCHANTS,
NOHT1I WATER STREET,
WILMISG TOX, X. C.
SOLICIT CONSIGNMENTS OF 'COTT
O NAVAL STOKES AND COUNTRY PRO
DUCE. I
Bcinc AGENTS for the Manufacturer (arc
prtpand to QU, on the mot rcAsooAtlc term.
orders for
GEO. KIDD S CELEBRATED
LOrlii 'L, ,
I '
ZELL S ILYWBONE
SUPERPHOSPHATE.
BROWN'S COUNTER.
PLATFORM nnd RAIL
ROAD SCALES
! Have constantly on hand FERTILIZERS W 11
descriptions. I
! jantiT j 400 tf
WM. B. SMITH, iXO. H. BUT AV, JR., WM. EVELYN".
VM. B- SMITH & COMPANY,
40 A 42 Fayetteville St., Ilaleinh, N. C,
82 Itaronnc St., New Orlenns
PUIILISHEHS, IIOOKSELLERS AND
STATIONERS.
JOUBXKS XSl PKALE
K5 .
AIJL KINDS pr
School Books, Standard and .Miscellanc
ou Works, Manie Hooks, Jewel,
ICecalla, IrinterT Supplies, AC.
jan 2M 400-t!
SUACKELFOKD,
SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MER
CHANT,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
tdf Consiirnments of Merchandise and Coun
try Produce solicited ; and all business entrusted
to my care will have my personal attention.
Lumber orders will have attention,
oct 10
314 tl
SAM'L- N. CANNON.
AXOX
JAMZS TOKLY.
W STOKLKV,
GROCERS AND ; COMMISSION MER
CHANTS, No. 4 South Water Street,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
oct 12 316-tl
3. W. VICK, C. P. ME BANE,
of ilmington. of Alunanc county.
W. I. KETNOLDS A BRO.,
of Norfolk, Va.
VICK, A: CO.,
QROCERS, . :
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
Corner Chesnut and Water streets,
Wilmiutou, N. C.
sept 0 I 30Mf
ALEX.
JOUKSON, JK.
E. T. MCKETUAN.
ALEX. JOHHSOn & CO.,
GROCERS AND COMMISSION MEH
C !IANTS.
No. 8 South Water Street,
W1LMIXOTOX, x. a
sept 12 ' J . 2tKJ-tl
C. P. MENDENU ALLlM. T. WUJ TAKER, P. NICHOLS
Greensboro, N. C. (Enfield, N C. j Baltimore
C. P. flcndeiiliall Ac Co.,
Cotton, Tobacco, and (weneral
COMMISSION M E R C II A N T S ;
AD
W HOLES A L E G R O C E R S ,
37 &3?Soutb. Calvert St., Corner of Water St.,
Baltimore, Md.
july 2
230-tjan2
A . A . W I L L A III),
WHOLESALE DEALER IN GROCERIES ANT)
GENERAL MERCHANDIZE,
Commission and Forwarding Merchant.
Ne 30 NORTH WATER STREET '
Wilmington, N. C.
Refeus to , j
Jesse H. Liudsav, E&., Cashier Bank Caie
rear, Greensboro, N. C ' ;
Rev. C. II. Wiley, Superintendent
Public I
Schools for th-e State ot North Carolina, j
Messrs. Janu-s Corner A Son, Baltimore.
Messrs. Dowley, Corners A Co., New York.
jan y
bO-tl
GEO. nARUISS. W. W. nARRIS. A. J. HOWEU.
HARRISS At HOWELL,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NORTU WATER STREET,
Wilmington, N. C . ,
AND
IUG WATER STREET, NEW YOKK.
LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE ON CONSIGN
merits to onr New York House on Produce,
which will be forwarded through, Iree of com
missions. Consignments are covered by Insurance; from
ports and places in North aud South Carolina, by
Railroads, Steam Boats and Flats on the River. to
a shipping point, and thence to New York.
All 6hipinente should be accompanied by shit
ping receipts and Invoices from point of ehip
meut, when Insurance attaches through to New
York,
oct y
313-tf-wC4 tf !
a. a. MorriTT, w. u. MorriTT, ou; m'laurin.
MOFFITT, 11HO. CO.,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 4 South Naier Street,
W llmingtpn, N C.
TTI riLL give prompt persoual attention to tlie
YV sale or shipment of Cotton, Naval Stores.
General Produce, etc., etc. Also to receivin
and forwarding goods. 1
1 1 . . 1 as 1 1 1 i
urutns souciieu ana prouipuj uiieu.
nov. 27 4-tl l-wbm
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ROBINSON, JAS. C. SMITH, T. O. K0BINRO5,
alzx. k. smith, of Cumberland.
ROBINSON. SMITH 4c. CO.,
(Successors to C. H. Robinson A Co., and Coitin
& Smltn,) (
GENERAL COMMISSION 3IERCHANTS,
Wilmington, N. C.
sept 1 2-sl-tt
SOL. HAAS At CO., H
SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
.Water Street,
Next door and adjoining the atore of 11. M. Barry,
i CASH ADVANCES made on consignment
t rartlcniar attention win d glTcn to consign
f menu oi jumper,
f oct 11
315-tf
J. T. M ITS RAT,
' New York.
E. MCRBAT,
Wilmington, N.
J. T, 31 ERR AY At CO.,
cor.ir.iission merchants
No. 1SS Front Street, New York.
E.
M URRAY At CO..
WHOLTSAl-E
! GROCERS & COMMISSION MERCHANTS
1 WILMIXGTOX. V n
aug7
25S-H
COMMISSION MOUSES.
THOS. C. LEWIS,
yUOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER.
! . AXt MiUI l
Finh, ProviHionH, Arc.
j ALSO
Afoi for Brrri. N. C RTE WIIISKET.
! No. Msrkct St..
Wilmington, N. C.
Atril3
4T7-tf
To Turpentine Distiller.
ALRXtn P n I! X T .
i-i. i .
CommiHsio
n Iorcliiint,
SOUTH WATER STREET,
I Wilmington, N. C,
IS READY TO MAKE THE USUAL AD
snct on NstsI Stores urnl hlra for sslc.
Net rrlxceu of m!cs inrnr,tlT rrmittcd-
tnch .HO
. 1U Blkl5tt. A. T. lOthfOH.
BIRDSEY k ROBINSON.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. I South Water Street,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
nun 12 j 4kJtl
III SSI-LI, V ELLIS,
i SHIPPING
AND CjoMMISSION MERCHANTS,
! WilrainKtonl N. V.
jau 15 j ly
WILLI A .MS Ar MURciTTsOT,
COMM I S S I O N MERCHANTS.
AND
U II O L K SA L K GJ:0C K K S ,
Wilmington, N. C,
REMOVED TO THE NEW TORE
TTAV
JJL
on North Water street, next North of Cus
tom Hoiue. i I
nov 4 ' ! I . 36-1m
t. O. VuRTU. ! N- t'AUK
WORTH At DANIEL,
COMMISSION A FORWARDING MERCHANT H
Drvirn'i Yh,mr, ( T. C. fc II i. Hlt fVj d
ttand,) ikmift Uer Strmt,
Wilmington, N. C.
WILL G1NE 8TRICT PERSONAL ATTEN
tlon to the talc or hlpmcnt of Cotton,
Naval Store, and general produce. Alo, to re
ceiving and fonrardlOK Good. Dealer lu Baj; .
irg, Rope, Twine, Lime, Plaatcr, Cement, Hair,
alt. Coal, Ac, Ac. ; j
Agents for River Steamer A. I. Hurt
and Got. Worth, and Steam and Sail
Line to New Yerk and Philadelphia.
Bcpt Mi i "7 tf
(FOnMEKLT W1LLAKD A CURTU,)
GENERAL FORWARDINO
j AND.
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
j AND AOKNT FOR
.ETNA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OV IIAIITFOUD, COKN.,
No. 30 North Water Street WllmlnKtou, N. C,
WILL GIVE jeronal uttcntlou to the purr
chase and sale of Produce aud Merchandise.
PETER MALLETT. CUARLEtt IIOTflAN..
I GEO. R. IIAKER,
! WITH
MALLETT & HOFFMAN,
GENERAL COMMISSION; MERCHANTS,
No. 10 North Water Street,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
. augl ; 277-t'l
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, &c.
J AM ESMTcOIt M 1 fck ,f
.1IERCIIAXT TAIIiOIt,
No. 35 II road Street, Charleston, S. C
Wholesile and Retail Dealer In
CLOTHS, CASSIMERS AND VESTINGS.
GENTS' AND BOYS' READY MADE
CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS,
TAILORS TRIMMINGS, etc.
. July 13 . SJ1MI
V
ANU-
SUMMER GOODS.
AT-
23 MARKET STREET.
j 117K ARE OPENING A LARGE ASS
Yy .
incut of STAPLE and FANCY DRY GO
OUT
OO DS,
Consisting of s
PRINTS, from l()c. per yard up.
POPLINS. 2oc.
' SILKS, GRENADINES, U
JACONETS. LAWNS,! v
i MUSLINS, CHALLIES,
MOZAMlilQUES,
HAREOES, GINGHAMS,
SWISS. MULL AND
I BISHOP LAWNS,
I NANSOOKS,
' ORGANDIES.
, 1 EMBROIDERIES,
! THREAD and CLUN Y LACES,
TABLE CLO HI, DIAPER LINEN,
and COTTON SHEETING.
SILK MANTILLAS,
BAREGE.
GRENADINE and
! ZEPHYR SHAWLS,
LADIES' FURNISHING GOODS,
PARASOLS,
HOSIERY, U
3IITTS and
! GLOi:Sf
I 1
Clothing, Boots, Shoes and Notions
I I
In fac tverj' variety of Good a found iu a KIRSTr
CLASS HOUSE, WHOLFALE AND RETAIL,
I " I
at price to compete with tboe.jfod auU pat
i - '
old times.
JI. M. KATZ Ac CO.,
23 Market 8t.
mch 31
. 400-ir