- A
THE AYILMLXGTON DAILY POST.
"Wilmington; n. c, October 15, is67.
- 2Jie mystic chordeof meniorifl areiehifft
ry lattle-Jleld , and patriot grave to every living heart
nd hearthstone all over thU broad land, wilt yet
ncell the Chorus of the Union, when again touched.
wrely they wiU le.lythe angel of ottr nature."
We find In the New York World of last
Saturday, what is represented to be the offi
cii returns from fifty counties in Pennsyl
vania at the recent . election compared with
the majorities in the.same counties at the
election in 1866. The footings show that
: the x Democratic majorities in 1866 werej in
those counties, 37,800; in 1867 31,498 &
cleat Democratic loss of Five thousand eight
hundred and two votes " ' The Republican
majority was in 1866, 04,478 against 27,852
in" 1807 a Republican loss of 26,626 1 This
confirms exactly what we have heretofore
stated the pfBcials returns would show", viz .
That while the Democrats brought out a
pretty full vote, the returns show they have
gained nothing in votes and therefore there
is not the slighttst evidence of the reaction
(so-called) which has been "so much dwelt
upon; On the other, the small Republican
vote ! shows that no particular interest was
taken in the election. The causes for this
lack of interest are well understood. There
Were local issues the temperance and other
4uesti6ns which thousands of true Repub
licans did not care to endorse, and, as
l!lT i ' .1' . ' mr
uu uauuuai issue was at stase not even ir.
JonssoNVpolicy before them, they did not
;ote at all. But let an election for Preside..
tial Electors
be held to-morrow in Pennsyl-
rania, who doubts but. what the Republi-
wuuiu rrv we ouie oy a greater ma-
: 1 We take the figures above given from a
.uu iuuiw; ii erroneous, it is more
linr iavor lue opposition.
JTc state these f sets so that the people of
this State may not be deceived; that the
timid, tne weak kneed, or the weak backed
may not go blindly astray. , i
During the next two months we expect
the Connerhead messes throurrhnnt thp.
Country will teem with horrible outrages
committed by the colored people -of the
South. The1 Democratic nartv is sadlv in
need of capital or theNovember ' elections ;
the Obstructionists South also need a Uttle cannot e snipped largely, unless prices de
ammunition ,to defeat the reconstruction cline, or something else shall increase the
measures. Every effort having failed' to Talue of Foreign Exchange; hence there will
make the newly enfranchised race do some be 00 activity unless producers are prepared
great wrongon a large scale; spmething will r successful competition in prices, particu-
be prepared
for thbm. About six. weeks
asro this infamous scheme . was commenced
and will - doubtless be fully developed by
November.,
The:elections knock tho .lwttom out of
lift1 T)o rlinol loAnof riirtf ? r Viirtlrn' nnd nnill
all the contents. The miscarriage of the
reconstruction, scheme is certain, be the
action of Congress . what it may." iv. T.
i uere are a grea many creuuious people
-in the United States who accept all such
nonsense as the above, as gospel truth. But
'no unbiased man supposes for a moment that
reconstruction , will ever be accomplished
except under the auspices of the Republican
party. Call! that party " Radical, or what
soever you will, the power is with Congress,
sustained by! a majority of the people. It is
an idle threat to assert that the plan of Con
gress will not be carried out.
1 The King:pf the Fejee Islands has. ceded
toj the United States three small islands in a
-rrrofin. one of which nossesses a fine harhor
capable of Ibeing converted into a naval
station, i The King offers the protectorate of I
.1 " - r - - . . . . ,
ctmnge.
This is a fair offset to Walrussia. -Uncle
Samuel exercises a Hind of Protectorate over
the Southern ; Staies, and we expect soon
Mexico will be asking to come under jrnt
protection: ' This Happy Family " will
Biirpass anything Barnum ever produced. It
Will take an immense doso of morphine to
keeri the whole family quiet.
The Johfason Democratic Monitor speaks
. . 1 J . . e
h(o HmitHom tiotirtloa T.ief&n
threats of resentment, la just what the revolu-
tipnaryaeaaers la ongress wouia aesire to wit-
ness thronghont the South, as an excuse for.
prosecuting jineir malignant schemes. - it is,
tnereiore, mpsi aeBiraoio noi oniy nat tne lan-
craacre ot tne press snoiua -oe temperate and prn
dnt. but that the bearing of the population
should be such as to inspire; trustfulness every-,
where, and to disprove the misrepresentations ot
those heartless partisans, who. in persecuting
the onth as they have done, and still would do,
are animated; by the hrhobie passion of vengeance
on the one hand and of selfish interest' on the
Other.'l
The above is from the National jlntellfc
gencer. lue euiior proposes in a wora to
put hi3 compeers in this section into leading
strings. .' .How gently he cooes. It is quite
i . j 4. a i . . ! ;, , . ....
evident the reaction so-called, is not visible
v! i u.Ia t-nr u' . t f t
li the latitude of Washington, D.C.; if so
the turb would be a veritable Bull; ,
B. IL Hill of .Georgia, is in Washington,
. and a telegram says : " He will have an in
terview with the President to-morrow."
Ol course he will. Bl ack,Vallandigiia5I,
the Blairs and;other latter day friends of
the President will be there also. A pretty
kettle of broth they will make, not unlike
'that of Shakespeare's witches.
General . Caret, the new Democratic
. Congressman elect in Ohio, made a speecn in
, Cincinnati on: tli e night 1 of the lelection,
Til alectinn
I card : He was in tavor of Greenbacks instead
of Greybacks. H We wonder what he meant
by that. The $emcratic' 'Cbatite: parr
don't agree ' with him. :But" times chango
' and men change with them .-f LCS:7 ;i
1 Font hundred Copperheads were intro
duced into the Philadelphia Navy Tard tiro
creeks before the electionan ' importation
i; RotaL Compldients to Cololel Mosbt.
Major John Scott, of Fauquier, now in Eu
rope, haa just written, informing hh friend
here that the Prussian War Minister, Count
Bismarck, has ordered a government trans
lation of his late work, " Partisan Life with
Mosby," for the purpose of adopting in the
Prussian service the; systendeveJopectbj
Colonel Mosby during theJateLwst.regadf,
ing it'as entirely original and effectiver'Also
that the Russian War Minister and his royal
highness, v Crown Prince - of Russia, have
written him letters in high commendation
of Colonel Mosby's newly developed r system
of warfare. Warrenton Sentinel. ,
The system "developed by CoL Mosbt"
was developed in Spain and Italy hundreds
of years ago,; and" has been P developed"
quite extensively in Mexico.' ,
'j As We Anticipated.
1 In a paragraph' elsewhere we prophecied
outrages by the negroes It will be seen
that by telegraph it is stated that the Mayor
of Savannah is atraidto let the colored peo
pie parade. . Comment is unnecessary.'-
i The Northern Copperhead presses are stil
harping upon Mrs. 'Lincoln's -wardrobe.
There are ; people - in , this country yet . who
would dance with delight to see the pillars
of the Republic pulled down. 7
',. The Mexican election has been held,
but
the result is not known. Juarez and Diaz
were" the opposing candidates. . The latest
news makes us presume that Juarez has been
chosen. . .- -
OUR NEW YORK LETTER.
New Yoek, Oct. 12, 186.
st ot 5th - irist.1, we fhavej to
Since our last
notice aQ unsettled m-arket for most article8
of commerce; buyers holding back, and
ln-
ec-
disposed to purchase, owing to the
taken pIace drjDg the week, the results of
which you have ere this received. Com-
merce has now become so much identified
with p0ntiCs, that its eyes are at once turned
upOQ W to see what the results its changes
are to have in the future. Consequently there
is verv much waiting to know the effects , of
re-
c?nilJ ken place, especially upon Congress
wuen Bfla ua come togeurer in
vemoer. mere is a great, dinerence
of
Pmon respec"ng
the Pall trade with
Foreign countries. Breadstuffs which
are
much needed iQmany of the markets abroad
larIy in breadstnffs. Cotton and Naval
Stores have had a declining tendency ;
Y . & . . uu
the other side of the Water, This, however,
will recrulate itself." and we mav soon look
fore demand and better prices. FoJ all
oluer Brucics 1 p m Jl marei
is steaay;i;nouga noi so acuve aa it buuuiu
be for the season.
BagGISQ.
Calcutta, . 23(a24cJ
BrooKlyn. . , 2626cJ
Ties, universal, . 10c B1
FlotjkJ "Market fairly active.
, Super State, . ; $9 0010 00
Extra do ... - r f 10 50il 00 i
Fancy, . Ll 5U,
St. Louis,
$14 25
GRAiN.-4Market active and prices firm.
N. T; State Amber Wheat,
1 Michigan, do do
$2 90;
$3 953 00.
CoRN.--The demand raiinly speculative,
White Southern, ' ' $1 69 ' $ bu3h;
Western mixed, . . .' SI 40 busbj
Tellow Southern, f 1 58 $ bush;
Oats With an active market we quote
an advance.
r " Penh, and Southern,
7378c. bushl
. 82ia bushl.
.Western and State,
Peanuts. Nominal at $3 75 per bushel,
26 to 28 lbs.
Hat. Market without change
Fertilizebs. J
Peruvian,- $60 00 Gold $ ton.
isangn sons super
Phos. Lime, - $56 00 $ ton.
Provisions. Pork. Market active with
a fair demand and steady prices in antifciba-
tinn of new coming in. -
Western Mess, $23 50 $ bbl.
' " Prime " $34 00 bbl.
i Prime 20 5 hhl.
III " i
5 Spirits turpentine have been in fair demi
Rt variable prices, closing steady as b.
I i - iT ' j t.
rvosms generally are uncuangeu wim a
mn fi . Wp nnntp
, Common Rosin, ; ! i . ' $3 75J
Low strained to good No 2, $3 S04 00.
No.1,. . $4 24 75.
Pale and Ex-Pale, . $5 007 00,
Opaque, , , i- H.001
Crude Turpentine, - ' $4 75.r
Spirits " ' . 57 57.
Tar, Washington. . . $3 00
-44 Wilmington, as it runs, ! ' $3 751
" 44 Rope, . $4 12.
Pitch, Southern, 4 - $3 87.
. , 44 Wilmington City, $4 004 12.
Cotton; The demand for this staple well
supplied. We again quote a declmeo wins; to
uA - . , ? , , i
the receipts and general dullness of business;
, ,
Good ordinarv uplands. : : -; . 161c.
Low middling do ' 18c.
Middling ; do-; 19c
Liverpool quotations,'; : 8td. middling.
Sales last three days ft,982 bales.! ' Receipts
from Nortb Carolina 125 bales. Total im
ports since 1st Sept 1867, 31,065 bales,
ports from 1st to 8th October: 18G7,
Ex-
2,44
bales: same time 1866, 23,773 bales. .
i . . . . , . ..... ... ' i .i ' ' '
Very Respectfully, . . v
. r . .: hatch, Estks &
Co
Judge Ludlow- deserves the thanks
dtlall
Christfan men and 0men for his pjrwpt
rebuke and severe punishment of the fWan
whn with other miscreants in the shape of
men. nnmoYokedlv attacked an old colored
A.
citizen, on Penn street, near South, QnW6d-
n($!dav last. it was wnoiesome 10 see a
newly-elected Democratic judge waruin
bully who had Toted ior : him, that "all the
oeoDle of: the Commonwealth . are entitled
to tne protection of tUe laws :w. and ; follow
ing it up by sending him V for four jnontha
to tne -county-ijaii. t-s. iuis rave - a iuegn.
will soon be treated b Bome of the superi
or whites" in our midst as u he were a hu
etna
i
IT:
ii nut
j , I . County Convention. ;-v
The Eepublicans of the county of New Han
over are hereby notified that a Convention for
said couaty, will be held in the African MethOr
aist jspiscopai unurcu on Dlrtn street, m tne
city of Wilmington, on Thursday, October 17th, -atlOofclock;A.M!
:
-The following tuslness will come oerore the
Convention, viz: .l-t i r.- ";-.'r.V
- V To appoint a County Committ ee. -' H
- 2. To nominate two persons to be voted for as
Delegates to the State Constitutional Conven
tion, i I ' ... UO:
. 3. Transact any other business that may pro
perly come before the Convention.
One delegate for every one hundred voters In
the ward or precinct, and one for every fraction
of a hundred over fifty, vizi
No.: of Delegates. 1
Wilmington, First Ward, f
, , 4 - Second Ward,
' Third Ward,
4
5
: ' ' - Fourth Ward, : 5
federal Point, 1
Masonboro Sound, r 1 .
Middle Sound. ; 4
Topsail Sound, . - 2
Holly Shelter, - ' - -1
RockjfPoint, . ;r , : r; 2:
SouthWashington, ' ; 3
UDDer Black River. 3
Piney j Woods, : ' 1
Lower Black River, l z 2 - - v
Caintuck, ; ; L-f ' " i. - 1 .. ,
Long Creek, ! - - 2v
BEPUBLICANS OP THE COUNTY OP NEW UlNOVEB !
You are requested to call without delay meet
lngs in your several wards and -precincts, and
appoint delegates. . , . .
- i The election will be by ballot. The balloting
will be superintended by Inspectors appointed
by the County Committee. .
Each delegate should be furnished with a cer
tificate of election signed by the Secretary of the.
meeting which appointed him.
iJer order of the - -
" COUNTY COMMITTEE.
waukee is makiog good her reputation
ion
as the largest primary wheat port in the.
worlds Last week the receipts were but iit-
"tle tinder, one million bushels the exact
nsures o&ips voo.vio. lue receipts in me
corresponding week last year were 600,952.
it renuirea neariv - two immuus uoiiara .,io
pay for the whoat received last week." Vn
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
M. CRONLY. AUCTIONEER,
By CRONLY & MORRIS.
O
N To-morrow. Wednesday moraine.
at 10 o'clock, we will Bell In front of the
office
ot Messrs. Kidder & Martin, South Water
; for account of whom it may concern, 3
street
; 200 SACKS LIVERPOOL SALT.
slightly discolored, just imported in British Brig
Tevesena. '
Sale positive, and without reserve. m
October 15, 1867, ; oct 15-tds
LARGEST
SHOE HOUSE
M NORTH CAROLINA.
TIP FAIL" STOCK' ,OF
Boots, Shoes, Leather and
SHOE FIW&IWGS.
is now complete, embracing every style and vari-
are! offered to the public at very low prices. .
COUNTUY DEALHiKS and tUe VV HOLES ALJ2
TRADE will find in our stock the BEST SE-
ROOTS AND SHOES
evCr offered South of New York, and at prices
that . i. -r ' ! . i
CAN1VOT BE BEATEN
byi any jobbers North or South. v An inspection
is all that is needed to convince any candid mind.
Vall UUU C&UUilUC 1UI JUUIBCIVCS.
Price List furnished on application.
II GOODS BI EVERY STEAMER.
i;E0. R. FRENCH SON.
20 North Front Street
bctia
lm
i
REPUBLICAN BALLY
pr .iEr?.:-;;;.-',"iv.'.-.
TO THE PEOPLE OF WILLI I II G-
TOfl AND NEW
COUNTY,
HANOVER
N. C.
FELLOW CITIZENS : !
You are invited to
participate in a
.7 :V-T
WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCT. 16,
at 7 1-2 o'clock.
The different Wards
are requested to
' 1-4 o'clock.
be on the ground by
Cou A, M. WADDELL, .
- Gun. C. ABBotT, -'
" Rev. 8. si ASHLEI ,
GEO. L. MABSON, Esq., -
GEO. W. PRICE, j Jr., Esq.,
GEO. Z. FRENCH, Esq., .
A. IL GAlXOwir, Esq., i
I . Maj. R. C. SCHENCK,
have been invited, and will address
the meeting, ' !
mth JUallce to JVone, Charity to
all. Peace, Reconciliation, and
Good. JWHll to all, our Fel-
i lore Citizens, without ; -:
regard to Former
COJrniTIOJTor
opijripjr
Present.
By order ofthe Committee of Arrangements,
: - G. P, ROURKE, 1st Ward.
. : " 17ir.LT AM PHJyNEY, 2nd Ward.
.WILLIAM. WADDELL, 3rd WardV
RICHARD JONES, ith Ward.
RYTTENBERG'S COLUUN.
43.; -Slarlict Street: 13.
w
OULD Respectfnllr Inform , their
FRIENDS and PATRONS that they are now re-
celvine a large addition to their already extensive
Fall and Winter
&0 O J
V
which they are determined to tell as cheap or
' ";: 'Cr j. '.-.. k I 'vr iKf5'i' -t':; i: r--- f - '
- Cheaper than any other
; I h: o xj s e
SOUTH OF B2Z,TTTIOIHS
Their GOODS have all been selected with spe-
cial care, and are of the - ,1 ,L"" tt" . :,T"rTa,3
LATEST IMPORTATIOn,
and they wish it to he distinctly understood that
- j
'Will not le: TJnderiaold.
Having) had several years experience in the
DRY GOQDS TiNE, 4hey maVe the above asser
tion with no fears of its contradiction, i i
TO THE LADIES
r
they offer, at greatly reduced rates, a full variety
of GOODS, such as v v j : S,
ALPACAS,
BALMORALS,
all wool .Delaines.
; BELTINGS,
j . BOMBAZINES,
CAMBRICS, COLLARS & CUFFS,
CALICOES, CORSETS, i '
CANTON FLANNELS r
CLOAKS, CHAMBRAIS;
DAMASKS, , ' DIAPERS, DRILLING,
DUPLEX SKIRTS, DkLAJNES, I v .
ENGLIsjlt 3IERINOES, , 1 L
EMBROIDERIES,
EMPRESS CLOTHS,
ELASTI0S,
. ; EDGINGS,
goods,
FRENGn 3SIERINOES,
pa "MOT!
'FLANNELS,
GIMPS, GINGHAMS,
HOMESPUN,:; - " !
H0SE
j A HOTSTRTS
. '
KNIT GOODS,
LACES
! LINENS,
LINSEY WO0LSEYS,
MOURNING GOODS.
MANTILLAS, .MARSEILLES,
NUBIAS, NAPKINS, -.NAINSOOKS,
OPER CLOAKS, - ; . j
POPLINS, i . PLAIDS, " ;
PAPER CAMBRICS, - !
' PILLOW CASINGS
QUILTS, QUILTINGS,
rm At t'twra' - T?TTnpTa J v i
mUULiti I 1 O, 1 UltlB, , .,i , , , 1
RUFFLINGS, : RIBBONS,
'-"
SHEETINGS, ,
'airTWa T flnrrA ia
SILKS'
uviviAvu,
TAFFETAS, . i "
TABLE LINEN & COVERS, .
. TICKINGS, 1 , !.;
TARLATANS, TCWELINGS,
UNDER GARMENTS, j'
veils!.
Velvets, j .
VALENCIENNE LACES, . ' !
VICTORIA LAWNS,
WHITE GOODS, j
WOOLENS,.,;; ; v
- - iwbiasTEDS,
xtesjve VARIETIES. ' ??
YOUNG LADIES' GOODS,
ZEPHYRS,
and many other articles' too numerous! to men-
eon. . . .
- .. i . "... .... .:. --i. .- v - ... t
,1- i"
TO THE GENTLEMEN
they offer, a foil line of . , - .
CLOTHING, - ' CASSDIERESf' -
BROADCLOTHS, . DOESKINS,
.TWEEDS, - SATINETS,
KENTUCKY JEANS, ; ' .
COTTONADES, OSNABTJRGS , ; , i
BOOTS & SHOES,t JELATS, CAPS,
a line assortment of V : i ? -f; ;
Ji w
&c9 4&C9 &c.
To Wholesale Buyers.;
Our connection with Northern j Importing
HOUSES will enable ua to sell our GOODS at
WHOLESALE, at as low rates as the v can be
bought for in the -Northern. Market We guar
antee to do this, and our. FRIENDS in the In
If.j.B.i-M.Good:.Warrante faa- Repre-
ented. or Honey Rsfnnded.
OEMS
F11H1I
GOODS
r flpr purchasing oins, can save the. expense Co., 8m2rrtlle, N. C.;. with LEASE for three
. i;: aadorthemIu-kets, f . . ; .. jJL The xl4 of Wharf and Warehouse included.1; f
GROCERIES.
.-a
100
; , EXTRA SUPER, and
A BARRELS i u
3 j- r
m V W . at 'IT jr : i. A V V .
Kxtra City SIcas Pork;
In haltBarreU for Family use. ,
BEEF "TONGUES, '! "
CnOICE ITA3IS,
PIN is Arriijj xa.jj&si, . f
50
FreshL AssortedrCandy
FRESH GOODS.
Lowest Cash prices at it f r-x --
- - GEORGE MYERS, 11 & 13 Front St, -
. CHA8. D. MYERS, Agent,
oct r r1: : . tf
NBW?-''STOC!.r-- OF-
TUST RECEITED A LARGE STOCK OF
nii';i ,
Iiard,
Mackerel, " ;
Pork, ' " f
:Meal.:
Codfish,
Floiir
' Tea,-
CoiTee,
&c., '
&c.
TOR BALE AT THE
LOWEST
' . -t :
CASH
AT-
OEO. Z. FREKTCH'S,
10 JSouth Front St.,
WILMINGTON NV CI
Oct 6
' .... rO-- . - ; ... . U
SCHOOLS.
WILMINGTON MALE
FEMALE SEMINARY
WILL RE-OPEN OCT. 3d.
For particulars, isee1 Cibculab, .to be
t
found at the JOURNAL OFriCE ob Monday'
next, x r . ; G, W. JEWETT, t
c Sept. 15.;'. . r.. t, . 1 '.tf.',
' ; :. . i . r- -
TO SHINGLE- MANUFACTURERS.
-":.-'lv.i vm-k- 1 ....! i rK
- The undersigned offers for sale the patent right
to manufacture and use in any of the Southern
States, the
j MILLER 'SHINGLE MACHINE,
which is one of the best . machines . for sawing
6hingles, in use. . , , t j,'.
This machine was patented on the 13th of July
1858; and has been 'much! improved since ; ;, but
owing to the war, has not been introduced into
the ponth. j it is adapted ior staves as well as
SDingles, cutting them even, or with any bevel
consequently turns out better work: than can be
dniiR hv most, nt.hftr mnrhlnfiR r Tt ia !mn! in it
fPtruction, not liable to get out of repair, and
is bmlt entirely of iron.
It ccupis a space of. four feet by six,' but can
e blt nv. ?ize. the ones now, Vuse being
Ior 8Ye8 or smngies rrom ou inches aown. -
....
COUJTTY or STJL TJE II I GUTS
FOB 8ALB ON
Tiery Liljeral Terms.
f
achinesl can be - manufactured in this citv.
whee all the patrons are on hand, if desired.
A machine can be seen in operation at the sub
scriber's m
.11, on .Castle street wharf, u For fur
ther particulars, address or call upon
oct 8-tfl
Wilmington, N- C,
WANTED.
WHl
OAK AND jajc.KqnY timi
T An
noU paying TEN; DOLLARS PER CORD
White Oat and Hifckory. Bolts; sawed
or 68 inch lengths. Bolts may be miar
rnot, as Contractors may prefer. Wood
e ROtind and frftfi nf knnta .nnf ie. 4vn-
X fori
into 3
tered
must
8 incli3 in. diameter, and suitable for sawlnsr
staves J , I Will also contract for ,, . . ?,
1( HI. FEET CYPRESS -LOGS,
to 1 ift le is'tthan 12 inches In diameter at the
?m8iTd' ,Lnd cut ut0 l0 13 M or 13 feet
lenzthl - - . . , -i . 1 . -
All Iks to be sound heart Cypress:'
knots, ind Suitable for sawinsr Shingles.
free of
i - TH.MS CASH j ON DELIVERY
I
"?y rna"i loot of Castle Street. All timber
; -J.,c. mann; -
J1 Wilmington, N C. 1
Oct
qrUSl J ARRIVED: BY THE TERESI-
40 TONS PATENT LOCK TIES.
20 TONS BUCKLE TIES
Will V sold on the most reasonable terms.
E. MURRAY & CO.
' Octs. h
:im
Of hi Denominations for Sale t
TUSTBECEIVED A;LARGE ASSORTMENT.
eJiLlbfal discount made on sales of $100 and
upwards!
- Wh- G. ESTES, .
.octi
j ,, 4-1 oii. xmernai Keyenue.
v wi'f.-.. -.,,-..1 -it a
. Ffr Sale: orto Rent.
TMIE lARGE NEW FRAMEn RTrtT?w "iw
i , w if-, uuw occuDiea ov jjunn. uwinnpn
Cril.nquir? of RTT?E53JJtsaBR08-
DUNN. DWINNELL & CO.
Grrooeries
BUSINESS CARDS,
GEO. Z. FRENCH,
:;Wo;:10 South Front Street :-V
Wilmingrton, I.; oi
- WHOLESALE DEADER; IN
Groceries ?Pronsions :, Wines, ;
Kaham!' P.irrnva ' j
Wood, j,, waiow, , axui ; Com-
mon CrocIicrVv
X27 Cotton and Naval Stores Boujht or
? iiteceivea on- consinmem. .. i c ,
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H. DOZXXEB,' . j O. POTTER,-; CAMXSPZir. ri
r D0LLI1ER. POTTER & CO:,
Commission Jtler giants 9
Liberal cash, advances on consIiiTimenta "of Na . i
' val Stores, Cotton and other Southern produce.
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DEA1EB I IV GRAIS),
Soutli Side Princess, near Water- St." j ;
7"EEPS bONSTANTLY ON HAND A FULL '
J3L supply ot - t -
orn' Homony, Flour, Oats, Peas,
live, Bran, Ilay, H&c, &c.
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VICK, MEBANE CO.,
. FORWARDING AND CO JIMISSION -I
MECHANTS ,
Corner Chesnut and Water streets, -
-,J . ; , Wilmington, N.C. '- ,
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O. C. HATCH, L. O. ETJSS, ' M. F.. HATCH.
New York. t Wilmington, X'C New Torki ::
HATCH, ESTES & CO., . ;
Commission Merchants,
NO. 133 FRONT STREET CORNER OF PINE -
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G CONSIGNMENTS OF COTTON & NAVAL
stores solicited. -Usual .advances mad a nH
ail orders promptly executed. v
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
Staves ShiDffles Last Blocks &c.
GASH PAID FOR WHITE OAK AND PER u
simon timber delivered at! his 'Milt, at wharf
luut vi uasne street. - v
Prompt attention given to orders. 1
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JAMES SHACICEIiFORD,
SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MEH-
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WILMINGTON, N ,C.,
"Consignments of MerchandiRft
try Produce solicited ; and all business entrusted'
w xujf tmti wm uave uiy personal auentioc. f
jjumoer orders wm have attention, i
li'. FAY THOMPSOiY,
MJLNUFACTURER OF
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working f-iAcmrjEny,
Tub Mscitae. ImproT'd ktE M.cbi-
, , ,A nery, Barrel Machinery,
Hnrrol :TnV ' onA Pail CorA I r
Barrel,' Tub, and Pall Stave Saws;
Stave Machinery; Hoop Machinery, the best in
tSSgin '
Wood worth'i Planing and.: Matching Machines,
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circllar! Saw - Mills,. 'Tnrbine Water
Wheels, of different Patterns.
FITCHBURGy MASS.
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"Wilmington Wood Working Co."
J. R.,Blosbom, Prest Tnos. Evans, Sec. & Tress T
Morised Coach, WagonJ Dray i
. Carriage Hubs.
Dealers and Carriace makers sttDDlied with a
superior article at the lowest manufacturers pri
ces. . I J. W. SCHENCK. Jr..
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L. A. HART. i 1 JNO. C. BAILEF '
WIMimGTOiV. .
IRON AND. COPPER WORKS,
MACHINE r- SHOP,
A LSO Manufacturers of TURPENTINE
Xl. STILLS, and COPPER WORK In all its
branches. , . , l, f
Front Street, beliv Market Street,
C Wilmington IV. C. (i
k D1RT & BAILEY.
Proprietors.
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? DENTISTRY.
Great ImproYcuient in Dentistry !
SENSITIVE TEETH FILLED WITHOUT
f f j 'f paln;, 0;f
Ty a simple application the tooth, is rendered
JD insensible to pains during the operation of
filling:, without lnjuryto;the nerve or tooths
JEyery; operation warranted to give satisfaction.
Charges as low as any Dentist In the city. Teeth
extracted without' pain.
- . , .THOS. B. CARR, 2d. D.
,i ' ' No. 35 Market. street '
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1VANTS.
RANTED
TO BUY FIVJE ACRES OF LAND, near
thlsclty.'
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l Address, stating price,' 44 A." this office,
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E OR THE ENSUINOITEAR A DWELLING
HOUSE with seven or eight rooms, lltchen
and 8table. To do within five minutes walk of l(
the Market-r . , r . ,' .
,., ..' OEO! Z. FRENCH,
: : No. 10 South Front St.
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' .;!"" .; KEVENIJC.-
COLLECTOR'S OFFICE,"- -
SECOND DISTRICTi NORTE.
OGce Honrs from O'i ZI.' to 3, P. M.
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