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ljllSSaMBiaBBMSSMaSaaBBlaaaTSBalBMBMIMBaBSMBaaaSB WU 0 i WILMINGTON, N. SATURDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 15, 1867. NO. 526, VOL. II. -vQ: -HDA -) uriiillinTAr IIIUHTil! rriin ''ill' ii ri ii h IT lLifllUUlUil UluiAHU) " ROBINSON A SMITH, Proprietors, ' PUBLISHED DAILY AND WEEKLY. Terms ot subscription, invariably in advance: ........ $6 00 Dally, one year . ; w tIx months RATES OF ADVERTISING: Advertisement, will l.c inserted at f 1 P" for the .'first Insertion; 3 50 per week, and 18 prr month. T-n lines or lece constitute a sonare; v- Motion made without a rwponei- -w l'""' Mc name. LINES OF TRAVEL. ... U.Mrtti Railroad. ' Wilmington & MeldOn Iiaiirtlrtu. , Wilmington, April -in, loo. 1 " W m CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. sS AND AFTER SUNDAY, MAY 5th, the ( puenger trains will run over this road as follows : (iOINC: NORTH. U.ave Wilmington..... 6:40 A. M. and 4:00 P. M. Arrive at Wilmington. .7:30 P. M. and t:h A. M , GOING SOUTH. r , ave Wtldon... 10::)0 A. M. and 8:15 P. M. Arri ve at Weldoii. .... 3:00 P. M. and 3:00 A. M. Train will pass Ooldsboro', going North, at 10-55 A. M. and 10:50 P. M.; going South, at '1 r A. M.. and 2:25 P. M. Tim niirht train each way is an accommodation train and will run daily, and connects all the way to New York via Richmond. The day train will not ruu on Sunday. It connects by all the routes North, by Richmond, Old Bay Line and Aiiiicmessix Line. Tr ims connect closely with trains to Raleigh ami Newborn. S. L. FREMONT, Chief Engineer and Superintendent. aPr27 . , 483-tf Papers copying Schedule, on the line will change this notice. Wilmington & Ulanchcster R. R, Jl lii (iENERAU ScrEKINTENDENT'S OFFICE, ) Wil. tt Man. R. R. Co., . Wilmington, N. C, May 3, 1867. ) ON AND- AFTER MAY 51H, ONLY ONE daily Passenger Train will be run on this Koacl. ' ' ' Lcavu Wilmington, - - - 8 :20 P. M Arrive at Kingsville - - - 8:00 A. M Leave Ktngsvillc - - - - 4:15 P.M. Arrive at Wilmington - - - 4:00 A. M. Close counection made at Wilmington with the Wilmington and Weklou R. R., at Florence with the North Eastern Railroad for Charleston, and Uheraw aud Darlington Railroad for Cheraw, and at Kingsville with the South Carolina Rail- road for Augusta. WM. MacRAE,' (General Superintendent. 489-tf may 4 (General Supcrintendciit's Office, 1 Wil. & Max. R. R. Company, Wilmfngton, N. C, March' 5th, 1807. .) NTIL FURTHER NOTICE the following- u rates will be charged on Grain, from Wilmington To Charleston, . -To Cheraw, To Columbia, -To. Augusta,1 - 15c. per bushel. - 12c. 14 12c. " loc. " ' " WM. MacRAE, Genl. Supt, 438-tf March 0 Freight by Railway Lines, via W. & W. Railroad. To t llcrch an is an tl Planters. -JVTEW, CHEAP AND QUICK LINES BE- LA tween this citv, HICHMOXD, BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, ' NEW YORIv, and - BOSTON, via WELDON, PETERSBURG ' or PORTS UOUTII. Rates are to low, aud time so quick, that there is no competition with any. other routes. Try it. For classification and rates, ap ply to. Master of Transportation. . S. L. FREMONT, Engineer and Superintendent. mav.no 511-tf TRANSPORTATION OFFICE, X.T10N OFFICE, i LliOTTB & R. R. Co., , N. C, June 5, 18C7. ) Wilmington, Chaklottb Wilmington VN and afjkr Thursday, 6th iust.,the Passenger Train on this road will leave. Wilmington at 8 o'clock. , A. M.. on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, and arrite at Sand Hill at 5 ofc clock, r. A. WM. 11. ALLbi, Master f Transportation. :' Zl- ' S 517-tf june 5 FASIIIOVABl,E flair-dressing, Shaving & Bathing S O O 1ST , CORNER OF FRONT AND!PRINCESS STREETS, UNDER THE FIRST r NATIONAL BANK. gTRANGERS . AND OTHERS WILL FIND the most elegant saloon in the South, with polite and skilful Barbers, and every appliance of com fort and convenience. The uniform rates will be : I Ordinary Bath.. Shower Hath... ...50 cents. :.i!75 cents. LADIES will be waited upon at their dwel lings. ' ,; . i f From his long expcHenee, the undersigned guarantees full satisfaction to all. GEORGE HOSLER, aprlS ' 475-tf 5oo,ooo Sola. THIS NUMBER OF'SCRONBERG'S NEW Series of Pocket 3lapa of each State fpr Travelers and Bnsines Men--clpred hijCoun ties, and show county, tcrlvns and villages. Rail roads, with principal stations,: Canals, etc, sent postpaid on receipt of 25 cents ; five for one dol lar. Agents wanted, to.wnom a liberal discount -will be given. Address T. xt ? ' W. : FULTON '& CO., 104 West Baltimore St., Baltimore ' Md. june 10 ' 521-eod-lm a. - ! . t H r v. awwm , M. Ueturuing win leave oanuiiyi si u ciuuk, J V 1 : 1 & FT M., on Mondays, W ednesdays and Jfndaya, arrive in Wilmington at 4 o'clock, Jt. 31. HOTELS. A'JEW HOTEL ! THE PARKER HOUSE. THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING THOROUGH ly renovated and refurnished the Hotel on Front Street, recently known as "Bailey's Star Hotel," begs to inform his friends and the public generally that he is now prepared to accommo date them on as reasonable terms as any similar honse in the city. The Beds and ! Furniture, to gether with the Sleeping Rooms, are unsurpass ed for neatness and cleanliness. The Table will at all times be supplied with' the best that the Market and surrounding country can furnish. Tlie B ar Room, situated in the Basement ol the Buildinir. will at I all times be furnished with, the best ot Wines and Liquors. He solicits patronage, and will spare no pains in rendering satisfaction and com- - ort guests. Having had experience in the bugineB8 iB "confident thatntire eatisfaction will be given to all wno may favor him with a call. Vehicles will be in readiness at the different Rail road Depots on the arfival of the Cars, to con vey passengers to the Hotel or any part of the city hey may wish to go. 1L U. PARKER, Proprietor. 470-U april 19 IVIILLS HOUSE. MEETING STREET, Charleston, S. C. T IS HOUSE HAS BEEN 1 tloROUG IIL1 repaired and relurnished, and cannot be ex celled by any in the city. ! JOSEPH PURCELL. Proprietor. Ian 26 95-tf PROFESSIONAL. Attorney at Law, WILMINGTON j N. C. I PRACTICES IN THE COURTS OF NEW . Hanover, Sampson and Duplin counties. Office over the store of RYTTENBERG BROS., apl 17 474-tf JOIIX W. IIINDAIJE, Attorney gtnei Ooxin- sellor ast JLiaiw. o. S Hay Street, FAYETTE VILLE, N. C. WILL ATTEND PROMPTLY to air business intrusted to his care in North Carolina. Claims collected anywhere 405-tf C. DOBBIN, ATTOR NET AT LAW, Fayetevillei N. C, OFFICE COHXER BOW & GREEN STREETS. 'I XT TILL ATTEND PROMPTLY TO THE VVjcollection of Claims and other business en trusted to his care, nov 6 37-lf IH HES0I1T ! PLEASANT GARDEN, McDowell Co., N. C; I WOULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE to the Health and Pleasure Seekers of the State and elsewhere, that this established Srarrimer Resort, so long and favorably knowu while under the control of the late Col. Carson, is again open for the reception of Visitors. The subscriber will spare no pains pr expense j to add to the attraction of the beautiful Summer Home, which offers to the Invalid the benefit of ' the most invigorating j . Mountain Air9 ' and the purest water for Drinking and Bathing, j and to the Pleasure Seeker the various Sports of ! HUNTING AND TROUT FISHING, and the enjoyment of the Scenery of the most picturesque portion ot the BLUE RIDGE. The TABLE wilHbe supplied with the i Choicest Country Fare, and an abundance i of FRESH MILK, BUTTER and HONEY will ! always be provided. HORSES will be furnished for those who wish to make excursions to the various ' Pot n is o f Mn teres t in the neighborhood, and the comfort and amuse ment of his GUESTS will be the Proprietor's only care. TERMS s Single persons per month, $25. A reasonable deduction made lor families and parties. - JOHN A. HUNT. J5y A line of Four-Horse Coaches running from Morganton to Asheville in connection with the Western N. C,, Railroad, affords ample facili ties for travelers to reach the place with comfort and dispatch. ' may 11 465-lm FIZvE SHIRTS. S ELLING FINE SHIRTS AND OTHER Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, at a very lo w figure. june 3 . HAAS & CO. 515-lm ForRent. FOR THE BALANCE OF. THE TEAR, the OFFICE oterO. G. Parsley & Co's.j one of the most desirable locations in the city. VICK, MEBANE & CO.. 40 North Water Street, 460-tf march 31 Hock, Sautines and Claret PURE PORT, SHERRY, MADEIRA, MX'S- CAT AND SCUPPERNONG WINES, CHOICE OLD BRANDT AND WHISKEY. Our Stock Of' l-'-r''-i Of: i .r.Tfi-rt) : i jtFTNif ..WINES AND LIQUORS- is uneonaled in the State; : We invite attention f f wrT . i r .11 ana J.3 Front street, ( ;V ;l)iHl CnA8D.xMTERS,Agent. june 10 vti t : .C, Bacon. 3000' LBS.: N. a BACON, nOG ROUND, , fyy rN.,jC.,:LARD, -For gale by apr3S RUSSELL ELjjs.1 jan20 JAMES FAVORITE THE DAILY DISPATCH. WILMINGTON. JUNE 12. IS67. Congregation of Sovereigns Sketches of JDistiogulshed Personages. Ijooking at the I extraordinary re-nnion of sovereigns and princes in Paris, attracted by the Great Exposition, it may not be inop portune to, give a short memoranda and ob servations touching those illustrious person ages who are now or recently were in the French capital : Leopold II, King of the Belgians, is thirty two years of age, and was crowned on the 10th of December, 1865. He is the grand son, on his mother's side, of King Louis Phillippe, and married in j 1833 an arch duchess of Austria, Henrietta Anne, daugh ter of the Archduke Joseph. The Queen is thirty-one, and has two daughters and a son. The sister of the King is Princess Charlotte, Empress ot Mexico ; her brother, Count de Flanders, has just married a princess of the royal family ot Prussia. He passed the first few days at the Exhibition at Paris, acting as President of the Royal Belgium Commis sion. The count is known to have taken extraordinary interest in the many marvels of the world's, fair, and he may have said with Romeo on taking leave ot it But that a joy, past joy, calls out on me, It were a grief so soon to part with thee. The King is said to bear a strong resem-. blance to Francis I. The Queen of the Belgians adds to a no ble deportment a most affable and gracious air. She is passionately fond of music and horse riding, in both of "which; arts she ex cels, and loses no opportunity of practicing them. Her Majesty arrived at 3-o'clock on Tuesday week, and at 5 she was on horse back in the Champs Elysees and the Bois de Boulogne. I George I., King of Greece, son of the King ot Denmark, and brother-in-law of the Prince ot Wales, is only twenty-two years of age. He is a fine young man, of fair complexion, thin and somewhat pale; of elggant deportment and very distinguished manners. His Majesty has already visited Paris and the Exhibition on his way to St. Petersburg, where he is about to marry a niece of the Emperor of Russia.! Queen Maria, of Portugal, daughter of Victor Emanuel, took up her abode at the Palais Royal. She is twenty years of age; and married in 18G2 King Dom Luis I., by whom she has two children. Like the Queen of the Belgians, her skill as a horse woman is much praised, ail d she is a bold and dexterious rider in tlie hunting field. Hence her. admirers have given her the ap pellation of "Queen Diana." - Prince Oscar, who has" frequently visited the Exhibition, is the second son of King Oscar I., and the grandson of the Marshal of France, Bernadotte, brother-in-law of Joseph Bonaparte, and King of Sweden in 1818. Prince Oscar, brother of the reign ing King, Charles XV., is cousin to Napo leon III., his mother having been the daugh ter of Prince Eugene, uncle to tbe Emperor of the French. "Prince Oscar is thirty-eight years old; he married in 1857, a Princess of Nassau, by whom he has had four children. He was here not only in the capacity of President of the Royal Commission of the Exhibition, but as an ardent admirer and diligent inquirer into the merits of every thing most worthy of note, accumulated from all the countries of the world, in the Champ de Mar. Prince Oscar lately super intended the trial of two small and beauti ful Sweedish steamers, which make occas ional trips with select parties, to St. Cloud. The prince was observed to wear three ribbons, one of which was that of Legion of Honor, and attached to the other two was a military medal, and a French medal, award ed for distinguished services rendered in the saving of human life. The latter especially ' attracted much curiosity, and, on inquiries being made on the subject of one of the prince's attendants, the interrogator, was politely informed that, in 18G2, being at Nice, the prince's attention was attraced by the imminent danger of a noble French family in a carriage, the horses of which were running away at full speed, and per fectly ungovernable. He threw himself at the animals heads, and, after being dragged along by them lor some distance, at length succeeded in stopping their career, and saved the lives of the party. The Andersonville League Davis to be Killed if Found on United States soil. A Washington correspondent of the Erie (Pa.) Dispatch writes as - follows, which he says he can testify to : When it was found that Davis was to go on bail, a matter which every one thVe looks upon as a, virtual discharge, the excite ment among the veteran soldiers knew " no bounds. The result had been published days before, and, half expecting it, a meet ing was privately called, at which some sixty discharged soldiers were present, who" bound thamselves sacredly together under the name of the?- Andersonville League," every member subscribing to a solemn oath that if justice failed in it duty they would take justice in their own hands. This brotherhood no man was qualified to enter but who had suffered either from wounds or imprisonment in the ' rebel pens during the war. It now extends to New York, -Philadelphia, anil Boston. While the bail was. being. arranged by the Court at Richmond on the day set tor the trial, a pa per was handed in to pa vis counsel, Charles O'Conner, ot Kew York, warning him of the existence of such a league, and naming two men inthe court room as members. ; These men were seized as soon as they left the room on a mock charge and, taken to jail, and' were not released until a week after, when Davis was in New York. It will be remembered that Davis arrived in New York during tbe night that he kept 'secluded as much as possible while at: the New York Hotel, no one being admitted but those who were personally - known to' some one of the party : that he was . suddenly removed one night from the hotel to Brooklyn, .where he remained until Ma departure ; that he left ewlVdrkidori e SuidXn tlisgtxise far Montreal, hia party , and family faUowiiig ronly when he had telegraphed them: of: hia safe arrival. When -it U understood that the brotherhood were upon hia track, and that he .was con4j Scions ot it, his strange conauci is eauy ac- countea lor. . .ccoruicg vo uic aaiu, u wug 4s he. remains on foeign ground he is safe so if is hardly probable that he : will again set foot upon the soil, of the sUnited States, at leas not until ' he feels easier in his mintl than at present. Chakge ix the Surface or the Moo. -At the last session of the Academy 'of Sciences, says the " Courier du Uavre,n of May 21, M. Delaunay read a paper, by M. Plammarion, on the imbject of a .recent change in the moonV furface.' A crater well defined and perfectly well known to astronomers disappeared within a year, and ! its pi ace is now marked by a largo white I . . - . ft Tm. ? M. 1 42 A. f spoi m tne miaaie ox a piain. n is me nrsx time that any change in the moon's lurface has been noticed. M. Chacomar made a like observation, which confirms that of M. Flammarion. j J. B. was a stingy old creature, eager for j money, but he was a zealous member of a church, and ostentatious in his religious exercises. " John," said Catharine to her ' brother, " what could have made the stingy i old wretch a Christian I can tell you," said John, u he has read that the streets of j the New Jerusalem are paved with gold, : and he is determined to get there." ' Asingnlarand imposing wedding cere-j mony came on at Milltord, Conn., on vea nesday evening! The groom being a Knight Templar, the knot was tied in a Masonic hall, and the happy couple wera escorted under the arch of steel' with imposing grandeur. The Sir Knights were in full uniform, and appro priate music enlivened the occasion. MISCELLANEOUS. Limited DPxt:nexsliip. VTOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE 11 Undersigned have formed a limited part nership in accordance with acts of the Legisla ture of I860 and '6L, entitled 44 Limited Partner ship," Chapter 28, for five years to date from Jan. 1st, 1S7, and to terminate Jan. 1st, 1872. The nature of the business to be transacted ia a General Wholesale and Commission Business in the city of Wilmington. James Ai Willard and A. A. Willard, cf the city of Wilmington, are the GENERAL PART NERS, under the style of 44 Willard Brothers." W. II. Willard, of the city of Raleigh, is the SPECIAL PARTNER, and as such has contri buted and paid in to the capital stock the sum of Seventy-Five Thousand Dollars ($75,000) in Cash. JAS. A. WILLARD, i riJtwpai pArtf. A. A. WILLARD, f G;ucral Partners. W; II. WILLARD, Special Partner. Wilmington, N. C, Feb. 27. 433-tf THE NORTH AMERICA LIFE New Features and Advantages Which are Known as Belonging to no Other Company in the United States. THE MANAGEMENT OF THIS COMPANY is upon the Mutual Benefit Systcmthe accumulated profits going to the assured.. This company makes a special deposit with the Insurance Department of the State, for which Registered policies are issued if desired, countersigned by the Superintendent of tlie In surance Department of: the State of New York, certifying that such policies arc secured by pledge of public stocks No other Company gives th assured a guaran tee ot tbis character or anything equivalent. Thirty days' of Grace are allowed on all renewed premiums, and the policy remains valid and in lull force during that time. No restrictions as to travel or residence abroad at any season of the year, outside the tropics, which gives a nearly worldwide and uncondi tional policy. No higher rate of premium charged for sta tionary. Engineers, Conductors, Bagcage Mas ters, Mail Agents, nor in consequence of change f employment after the policy is issued. Notes are not required by this Company, but a loan may be obtained on the policy lor one third of the annual premium which is cancelled by the profits applied as dividends. - Joint policies, including man and wife, are issued by this Company, aud the aaioant insur ed is payable to the survivor on the death of cith er. Our dividend, January 1st, 18(56, was 45 per cent. Dividends are declared annually, and paid on settlement ol 4th Annual Premium, on all our plans upon the full amount of prcm.umg re ceived. . Premiums may be paid annually, semi-annually or quarterly. All policies issued by this Company arc non forfeiting, after two, in svnc instances, and three annual payments in others. , The per centage of premium receipts in 18C5, over ISM, .was- 251 fer cent.; which is nearly double that of any other New York company. Policies incontestable from any cause except on account of fraud. , LIFE , INSURANCE appeals to the best promptings of man's nature, and the time is not distant, when public opinion will attach great blame to that man who goes down to the grave caving a destitute family. Insure now, while In health, to morrow may bring sickness and death? With the will, the way is open to meet your pre miums as they accrue. We would respectfully ask those who may read this Circular, to investigate well.the workings ol lthe NORTH AMERICA COMPANY, with its superior advantages, known only aa pertaining to that Company; and make application to no Company for a Policy until the Agent produces one lor examination; which examine, and read every word carefully, that you may know for what you are applying, aa y ou will ba bound by the stipulation in the contract. . jfor insurance In this Company apy.ly to F. II. CAMERON, Agent for State, of North Carolina, r JOSHUA G. WRIGHT, Aeent for Wilmington. -Da. J. C- WALKER, Medical Examiner. . iaay 14 497-eodlw-law9w CLOTHING ' - -AT . . Heduced Prioes. WE ARE 8 ELLING OUR LARGE AND FINE STOCK of O 'La O T K I iST Or , at REDUCED PRICES. Come and try na. HAAS Se CO. 5151m june 3 BANKING HOUSE JAY COOKE & CO. xVo. 20 WALL STREET, Corner of Nassau Street, NEW YORK. WiS BUY and ell st the most libera! current prices, mud. "keep on band a fall npplr of GOVERNMENT BONDS OF ALL ISSUES, SEVEN-THIRTIES, and COMPOUND INTE REST NOTES, and execute orders for purchase and sale of STOCKS, BONDS and GOLD. . , V'T'o- -V" CONVERSIONS. , . ; We convert the several issues "of Sevem -thirties into rrvE-TwxNTtES on the most fatob- able terms, taxing the 1st series si oovzbs jncfT Rates, allowing a commission to dealers. Circular with full particulars famished upon ap plication. . - - ? JAY COOKE fc CO. i may 28 505-dAwlr coiimssiON, COPSES. . xa. t. rrrrxwAT. juMUMOoa. PCTTEWAY & MOORE GEXEhAL COilMISSION MERXJlUhTS, NORTH WATER STREET, WILXIXG TOXi a: C. NAVAL STORES AND COUNTRY PRO- ! DUCE. A oeing auu is ior vac jaanuiacioxcra are prepared to fill, on the most reasonable term, orders for GEO. KIDD'S CELEBRATED - COTTON GINS, ZELL'S ItAWBONE SUPEH-PUOSPHATE, BROWN S COUNTER, PLATFORM and RAIL ROAD SCALES. Have constantly on hand FERTILIZERS ot all descriptions. Jang? 406-tf WM. B. SMITH, tXO. H. BXTAK, ia., WM. BTXLTJ. WM. D. SMITH & COMPAriY, 40 & 42 Fayetteville St., Raleigh, N. C, JISD 82 Baronne St., New Orleans, PUBLISHERS, BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS. JOBBERS AND DEALERS Cf AlX XIHDS OF School Books, Standard and Miscellane ous Works, Stasoaie Books, Jewels, Regalia, Printers' Supplies, Ac. jan L) 400-U JA3IES SHACKELFORD, SHIPPING AND COMMISSION 3IER C II ANT, WILMINGTON, N C. rf Consignments 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 S14-U SAH'U N. CANNON. JAMES STOEXET. -'CAITOOIV & STOKLEY, GROCERS AND COMITSSION MER CIIANTS, No. 4 Sonth Water Street WILMINGTON, N. C. oct 12 316-tf S. W. VICK, C. T. MEBANB, of Wilmington. of Alamanco county. W. I. RETNOLDS A BKO., of Norfolk, Va. VICKj MEBAXE CQ., QROCERS, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION 31ERCIIANTS, Comer Chesnnt and Water streets, Wilmington, N. C. sept 30 306-tf ALEX. JOHNSON, JR. E. T. MCKETHAN. ALEX, joiuison & CO., GROCERS AND COMUSSION MER ( HANTS, Noi 8 Sonth Water Street, HTUfzyarav, y. c. 8ept 12 290-tl . , . C. r. HENDEXHALLlM. T.WrrrTAKXB,D. NICHOLS Greensboro, N. C. En field, N. C Baltimore V. P. ZTIcndenlinll & Co., Cotton, Tobacco, and General COMMISSION MERCHANTS; A'I WHOLESALE GROCERS, j 37 & 30 South Calvert St., Corner of Water St., ! Baltimore, 2Id. july a S30-tjan2 A . A. WILLARD, j WHOLESALE DEALER IN GROCKRIKS AST) i GENERAL MERCHANDIZE, Commission and Forwarding Merchant. I N 30 NORTH WATER STREET, 1 - Wilmington, N. C. Reeeks to Jease H. Lindsay, Esq., Cashier Bank Cape ! Rev. C. n. Wiley, Superintendent Public j Schools for tbe 8tate ot North Carolina, j Messrs. James Corner A Bons, Baltimore. Messrs. Dowlcy, Corners fe Co., New York.' . jantf j. . . 80-U ' GEO. UARKISS. W. W. BARRISS. A. I. HOWELL UARRISS & HOWELL, I GENERAL COMnSSION MERCHANTS, NORTH WATER STREET, ; Wilmington, N C, j . AND m, ' . 196 WAIfiH STREET, MEW YORK. LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE ONCONSIGN ments to our New York House on Produce, j which will be forwarded through, free of com missions. j May 25 SlS-tf w3S-U - - A. A. MOITITT, W. 1. MOFFITT, . OHN mlaurih. ; MOFFITT, BRO-A CO., GENERAL COiDUSSION , MERCHANTS No. 4 South Waick Street, Wilmington, S C. WILL giv a prompt persons! attention to the sale or .hipment ol Cotton, Naval 8torea, ; General Produce, etc., etc Also to. receivln' ! and forwarding eoods. Orders solicited and promptly filled. nov 27 : . 43-Ul-w6m C. H. ROBINSON, JAS. C. SMITH, . T, O. ROBINSON, ALEX.-R. smith, of Cumber land. ROBINSON. SMITH At CO., (SaccessorB to C. XL Robinson A Co., andstln $ Smith,) , GENERAL COMMISSipN MERCHANTri, Wilmington, If. C. .' sept 1 ' 2Sl-ti l. T. MURRAY, New York- - E. MTTBRAT, -Wilmington, N. . J. T. MURRAY & CO., connisGion lierciiauts No. 18S Front Street, New York. " , t- ' t I E. MURRAY & CO., wholesale ' GROCERS & C03DIISSI0N 3IERCHANTS , WIL2OXGT0X a: a aug7 25S-U Charleston 'KIcc. A FEW TTERC0FINE, FRESH BEAT RICE., For sale by ,jt t--'"l Vi i-.:i: ..... - , ; , RCSSELL 4c JCLLI3. ' A msy 19 . I i , : . 603-tf . ..-.. v. Lime.? Iiirac. i FINS ROCK PORT . LIME ON HAND AND I guaranteed to b fresh and well filled. ' Tor ssJe VERY LOW toclose consignment. RUSSELL Jb ELLIi. ' sprSS 47V-U comiissiON DOUSES, "Yy-iioLESaLE AND RETAIL GROCER, 1HD I'XALEU tS Fish, ProvisionH, &c. ALSO Agent lor BrrTtxo. N. C. RYE WHISKEY. No, 8 Market St., Wilmington, C. April 20 477 U To Turpentine Distiller. ALEX'R SPRUNT, CommisNionMorcliant, SOUTH WATER STREET, Wilminftsn, N. C, I 8 READY TO MAKE THE USUAL Al Tmnces on Nival Store ent him for talc. Net proceed of ales promptly remitted, inch 30 450-3m 8. R. BIKDSXT. A. T. BOBIXtOX. ; B1RDSEY & ROBINSON. GENERAL C03IMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 4 Sooth Water Street, WILMINGTON, N. C. mch 12 413-tl RUSHELI, Ai LMJS, SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Wilmington, N. C. jan 15 K-5-ly WILLIAMS A 31URCII1KON, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AND WHO LKSALE O HO V 12 11 , Wilmington, N.C., HAVE REMOVED TO THE NEW STORK on North Wster street, next North of Cus tom House, nov 4 3oC-lnt D. O. WORTH. X. O. DANIEL. WORTH A DANIEL, COMMISSION fe FORWARDING MERCHANT Brown' Wharves, (T. C & B. O. WotOCm olJ $tanJt) Svitth Water Strut, Wilmington, N. C. WILL GINE 8TRICT PERSONAL ATTEN tion tothe aaJc or fthlpment of . Cotton, Naval Stores, and general produce. Also, to re ceiving and forwarding Goods. Dealers in Bag gleg, Rope, Twine, Lime, Tlaatcr, Cement, Hair, Sslt, Coal, Ac, Ac Agents for River Steamers A. I. Hurt and Gov. Worth, and Steam and Nail Lines to .New Yerk and Philadelphia. septS 2&7-U JAMES A. AVILIiAItD, (rORME&LX WILLARD A CURTIS,) GENERAL FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, AND A0ENT FOB 42TNA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. OF IIARTFORD, CONN., No. 30 North Wster Street, Wilmington, N. C, WILL GIVE txraensl attention to the pur chase and sale of Produce and Merchandize, oct 3 )0S-U v PETER MALLETT. C1IAULES HOrVMAN GEO. B. BAKER, WITH MALLETT L IIOFFJJAN, GENERAL C03I3IISSION MERCHANTS . No. 10 North Water Street, WILMINGTON, N. C. ' ' aug28 LT7-tf DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, &c. jameF MccoliMTcic;-. MERCHANT TAILOR, No. 35 Broad Street, Charleston, S. C. Wholcsile and RctsJl Dealer In CLOTHS, CASSIMER8 AND VE8TINf;3, GENTS' AND BOYS' READY . MADE CLOTHING, FURN18IIINW GOODS, TAILORS' TRIMMINGS, etc, Julv 13 23V-tl NORTH CAROLINA ' MIUTAR11 Mm ACADEMY UlLLHnOKO'vX. V. A GREAT SCHOOL OF THEORETICAL AND APPLIED SCIENCE. THE SECOND SESSION. NINTH ACADE mlc year, opens July 1st, 1SJ7. , Principal studies of Regular Courte Mstbe matlcal and Pbyalcal Scltnci-s, Engineering, Architeeturo aud Drawlnsr, Latin, French and Belles Lett res, Ethica, Political Economy and History. Diplomas conferred upon graduates In the Regular Course. Persona desiring to qualify themselves for Civil Engineer, and Surveyor are offered a Special Courts of Engineering, Ar chitecture and Drawing, wLlch thy msy follow entirely, or in part, to the , exclusion of all Undies unnecessary to their purpose. A Commercial Course ia given to thoso who wish to prepare for buelnes life.' No Military duties Veyond enough drill for healthy exercise. Expenses moderate. Location healthy. l or circulars containing fall lnrormstlon, ad dress, GEN. K. E. COLSTEN, Sunt., llillsboro', N. C. -msy 24 -2swtlJuly STEVENS HOUSE.' Z 1, 23, 25, & 21 Broadway, N. Y. Opjoi itc Bitlinf O rcen ' ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN nHur RTwr.va trnfftr is wttifly avii 1 well known to the travelling public. r The . . . i.ii f.kl - & . . lOCSUOn is especially suiuuic w merciumis nu business' men ; It is in elose proximity . to the business part ofthe city Is on the highway ol Southern and Western travel and adjacent to all the principal Railroad and Steamboat De pots. . " - ' - THE STEVENS- U0U&E ha liberal sccommo datlon for over 300 guests It Is. well furnished, and possesses every modern improvement for the comfort and entertainment . of 1 ts inmates. The rooms are spacious snl wc.'l ventilated provided with gas and wster the attendance is prompt and respectful and the table Is gener onslj provided with every delicacy of the season t moderate rates. ' " - : - ' - : ' The rooms having been refurnished and remod eled, we are enabled to offer extra facilities tor the comfort and pleasure of our Guests. . GEO. K. CHASE d; CO., '.'" v . 'Proprietors. June ! . ; : s. i ' '. S13-Cm . Molasses. Q IIHDS. CUBA- MOLASSES, . t For sale by may IV RUSSELL A ELLIS. 103-tf
The Daily Dispatch (Wilmington, N.C.)
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