'A
THE WEM DAILY FOST.
WILMINGTON,:!.. C. NOVEMBER 20 i
jiOOAL.
To Our Friends: Ve will feel greatly
obliged to such of .our. friends in this neigh borhood
as will send in to us, as soon as tW
facts can be ascertained, the results of tile
. election at'their' several polling places: 1
1 Yesxbhpat. - As we have predicted that
it would, yesterday, the first of the two elec
tion days, passed off in as orderly and quiet
community is concerned, as it It had been a '
Sunday, 5: Indeed, we - may feel justified in
saying that we have never known an election
day in this city that could count' so little of
local disasters, ..as did yesterday. Much cred
it is due to all classes of the community for
this fact, and it isjto our minds the evidence
ot a future of good feeling between the whites
and blacks of this community. So far, we
have been exempt from all: fears of a serious
disagreement between the two elements,, and j
trc feel justified in saying, that all evidences
are the to effect, that the future will be as quiet
j and Tiarmonious as has been . the past. ' fp'
i - ": I ' . ' ' ' " ' , 'V 4 ' i t?ii
i At Work. Col. Davis, Ithe projector of
i the new Hotel establishment on Front Street
' tha-..Clienpn?Hsohai placed vtha
workmen at their. posts andyeiterday itheE
i labor of altering'tuemt'eribr 'arrangenWot,
i the two buildings,; known as nthol Potted
4 buildings, and in; whjch; tne otel; ii tonbej
located, was commenced. The workiwili be
I pished rapidly forward, and j we may;8pdn7
; hope to have a new arid handsome hotel es
j laUllSUUlCUb vcuku u&ig ;uvir uxvif i&
i commendations are verj strong.-and we be-
j UeVe that he is able to fulfil all of the ex-
j pectations formed-ot him, and that his house
will be of the very firqt order. V . ' K. ; '-!'
' , .We -wish., him. rauchT success in the under-
1 taking. ( - '
,TnE Election" Yesterday. We give,
here the result of; tbe-election yesterday in,
each of the four Avards In this city. It must ;
be premiscd, however, that the result as I we
give it, is merely an approximate one, as the
votes will not be counted out until the polls
are closed this evening, when the full result
tor this city will be obtained : !
Votes Cast Tor Con. Ag'st Con.
1st Ward
2nd' 41
Sd
4th
Total
,520 r
290
Y
1447
503 v
272 S
2G3"
263
1313 .
- 13
L 53
1U
8AiLED.-Tbo steamship .Frances, Capl.
Harrington',' cleared and sailed from this
port yesterday. ' She carried out a cargo of
navalstores, cotton and miscellaneous arti
cles, an'd:.wasl'cleared bj jthc agentsjliere,
Messrs. Atkinson & Shepperson. . -
h'- ARRiYED.-Th'e Steamship Mary Santord,
Capt. Moore, arrived from New York Ves
terdZj 'wlBi cafgVol mffchanllisp,"lo"noRi
aceM. Barrt. rAiull fist4 of8 the consignees
of hercajgo will be found under the com
mercial head in our to-days paper.
Election Returns. We have received
the returns trom the election at Midd le Sound
precinct up to ll.o'clock yesterday morning. ,
It ftandsj'iFor ' Convention 220 ; IXgainst
Convention, 2 ; a total, in all, of222' voes.
An old soldier was arrested in Detroit last
week for deserting his wife and .running
away with a hospital nurse who attended
him after having been ivbunded in the bat
tle of the Wilderness. It was his first de
sertion, o ' j
A Boston naturalist says that the strains
produced by grasshoppers are obtained, by
playing on their wings like a fiddle, with
their hind legs 4 -used as a. bow. Different
kinds' of locusts play differently, in time and
in turie."" -' . - r vr'
.
John Ericsson has given $20,000 to. the
xamine sunerers in ijonaon.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
i Not Mucn of a PidHT.f A little difficulty
J occurred :botween two gentlemen; of 'itljis
1 city yesterday ' morning, relative ';ta .a.ldebt
j due by one to the otiierof i'liiO.. U Blows
1 . succeeded .to word, and after a little "sparr
! ing had passed between jthem, they were
separated, the only inurie being a few stray
! hairs torn" away, and a couple of ruffled shirt
! bosoms. -1 The damages done were' assesed'
by three disinterestedlindividuals at exactly
i 50, just the amount of the debt, although
we don't know that the same is thereby con- ,
ii sidered cancelled. I !
i The CiRCTJS.'It will doubtless be a source
i of much gratification to many to know thatl
we are at last;tq have' here' jn j Wilmington a
i genuine ( Circus-,Thej huge -posters;! placed
!j on manyYot tthe public thoroughfares of the
i i city, will inform - thej pleasure-seekers tliat
'. FoREPATjon'a Mammoth- Circus and Meua
! geric will be- here bnrFriday and Saturday,
j! the 29th and ! 30th insts.r jand ..will perforin :
jl then. If the size and 1 brilliancyi'of the pos
4 if ters in which.this an'nounceraqntis niadecan
!j be takeri as-any criterion, for the merits pf
1 the show," then' indeed Will everybody have an
content. ... . V
-1,-
u
i ; t Festival The: ladies ot ihe xrniiiptreet
i Methodist Churchare busy perfectlng.t
r! arrangements ior iue iesiivai ana lair wnicn
. i! is to be held by them socio, j The time decided
i upon is, we believe, during the w;eek just
.ii- preceding Christmas, and the-placefthe City
ii TT-. nr. ' !.l il .::! ... L Lt ' ' '' : : j
n nan. ;i jug wisu , luenit mucu success, ; anu
r ; hope that the. object to which 4 the results
it . will be.d.evoted the benefit of their Church
building may prove sufficient tc induce our
ii people to give them, a hearty :. ahd earnest
support.
as
Pftrker
7 i
W T. flannHara V n !
Jos A Parker, .W & M R
J B Carrol. Richmond,
- Va
Thos Brainard, do , , .
Geo H Soathard, N Y
Mrs H M Southard, Bos-
ton f ? s v .
E Fergusoh, Montgomen
W A Bobbins, Mobile .
W D Wood, Macon,,Ga.
F H Hathawav, U S A
M Kyler, N Y
Abner AUep, Jr. Brook
- :lyni H: ;i i -Miss
M M Dernun, Sa
, vannah,.Ga
Ilouse. v j -
November 18.
Jno Gill, Baltimore
J,W Etlmandson, Golds
5 , boro,N.C.'! 1 '
H A McSwane, Fayette
ville
A S Morris, Richmond,
Va
A L Orrell, N Y
W G Steele, Bolton.
B H Covington, do
M D Moffit, High Point
L T Everett, WC & M
F M Wooten, do
W J Everett, do
MMcKinnou doi
NC
H PARKER,
Proprietor.
COMMERCIAL.
WILMINGTON MARKET.
' November 19.,
';TjaRPSNTINXLalMesterday,of - 600 bbis
Crude Turpentine at $3 30 for Virgin and yellow
dip and 20 for hard per 280 lbs.
TAR. Sales of 208 barrels Tar at $2 25 i per
bbl. i v j '
8PT3. TURPENTINE. Only 17 bbls SpU.
Turpentine were sold yesterday at 50 cts. .'per
gallon. , ,7.,?- - )
ROSIN. Sales ot 125, bbls good No. 2 Rosin at
2 60, and 87 bbls No.fl at H 80$3 00 per bbl.
COTTON 88 bales Cotton changed . hands at
U14 cts. for ordinary 14ll5c. for ;otr Sid
ling abd 15l15f c. fbr mildling per Q. 1
; CORN.One cargo of Corn from Hertford of
rrr v
OFFICIAL.
I
No. Of Ilesist-red Voters in the Several
, ;'. Counties ot North. Carolina.
or
15 it-
it
j
. - Save Yourseltes the Tboublb Gjen
tlemen 1-jThe U S. A4vertisinKr,'A-gen:
! cyn so , called, bas been lately . flooding j the
mail with propositions to lis to print ' adver
tisements of Northern dealers,! agreeing ; to'
I pay for the. same in due bills of the parties
; advertised to the amount genprally of thirty?
or forty percent of, a certain sum, to be; re-
; ceived an part payment' of a i bill of, goods.
You can. save yourselves the trouble1 'gentle-;
men of sending us any more such proposals.
i We don't trade now on ; such termsj and I
i . wnen we do will notify you of the fact with-
. out fail" ; ; u .J"- ' I:
j ,' The NE.wspAPERS.Wh!atis; the matter
V with our, exchanges ? t Some of them ; reach
t us very irregularly, and it I so" happens that
, they, are the yery pne3 thai we", most, prize.
Formerly the New. York-Tritium and tWorld
preached us, regularlv'but; ;fnr several; Jlays
, past not a Jcopy of either : of Lthem, ifave
reached us. .These paper' are; actualizing
, u Valuable to s,,and3Kcaj afford to sp&re
1 them from:Our"exchange;list;.'Please look
into the matter gentlemen. i
r- - , .ii r ., i. ' " I (
From nocKypoisT.-We learn that during
te day of yesterday there were polled in all,
,s at : Rocky PpinLiS Votesiior'wnieh wei-e
for and 28 against Conventionlu' Tjbfe'eieaion
, at this point was for the . consolidated iprc
'i cincts of Jlocky Point and Holly 1 Shelter '
The utmost good order, and the best of fel-
iDglt bmu iu uao icvaneu mere. , i
V Closed. All of the bar-rooms of this' cat v
. were on yesteraay cioseq, jn accorganceAvith
' orders' issued from' Post Headquarters. They
Willj remain so until: motrow morning at
6 o'clock, when they will be allowed to re-I
openj and.makegladherebYhe3eaHs;fj
the thii'sty ones. j?
COUNTY. - w
Alamance, : ' '
Alexander, , ; - v -Alleghany,
: , " .k
Anson, , ... f ' ,
Ashe; . ;
Beaufort,. t , . .
Berti - .
Bladen, .
Brunswick,
Buucombe, J .tU i 1
Burke. . v .
Cabarrus, '
Cilldwell,-
Camden,
Carteret,
Caswell,
Catawba,;
Chatham,''
Cherokee,;
Chowan,
Clay,
Cleveland
Columbus,'
Craven,
Cumberland, -:.
Currituck, f r
Davidson, , i'',ri
Davie, - ' ' - '-A i y. - ..
Duplin, ' ,
Edgecombe, ; . -::
Forsyth,
Franklin,'-'; .
Oaston, i --' . ; .
Gates, I
Granville, - ,(
Greene, . " ' ' " " '
Gulllbrd,- ' '.1 -' -! t
Halifax; , '-. :
Harneit, -
Haywood, .; - t';
Henderson, "
Hertford, 1
Hyde, ' : v" -v . J
Iredell, ' - ' ' ' '
Jackson,.
Johnston,
Jnes, :.i It , . .
Lenoir,
Lincoln,.-,; - J , ,
Macon, '
Madison, . , , , "
Martin, ' ' V ;t ' 1
McDdweuY ; ;.1 : - . ;
Mecklenburg. "
Mitchell, n ; f '
Montgomery. J ' " "
Moore,
Nash, .
New Hanover,! - 5 ; ,
Nortnampton,: :
OnslOW, ' V ..; . ,
Ormge, ?
Pasquotank,
rerquimuns,
rerson,
Pitt,
Polk, .
Randolph! -' A - A' a
Richmond, ;
Robeson, .
Rockingham,, .
Rowan,
Rutherford,.
8ampson, -'
Otanly, ' ,!;. ;
Stokes, '. . i ,
ourry, : . . :
Transylvania, . -1
Tyrrell, . ' . .
Union, ' ' - J r
Wake, J
Warren, 1 . ,. ...
Washington,
.Watauga, .-. , : ; ;
Wayne, 4
Wilkes,
Wilson, ,
Yadkin, - - . '
Yancey . i . .
- wmTS.
"1,325
. IN
V ' '454 '
-l,08t
: l,m ;
1,457,
' car
"LOCO
755 '
-i .;!, a
. . 1,015
u 1,231 -
1 - - C97- . '' -209
593 - "405
i:s - 1 I'ft r -721
Vu:ll!l05 - 1,"845
!'1,S15 315
COID.
777
130
fir
1.0S7
" 70
907
1,255
l,lSo
7:34
403
431
.743
2,4S3j:
, 826
r : ,.-585;
' 389
1,890
744
1,531
1,454.
: 919
i 2,134
i ' .863"
y 1,414
- 1,194
1,311!
1,100
1,007
734
1,845
- 690
' .2,457
1,095
830
' , : 818
"814
700
. 83 v
v 1,859 ;' i
767
. 1,704,
:-"5 -;485U':
904
836 .. .
" . 860 : J
932f
; '965'
v 874'-' '
4,348
- f 1,048 .
1,736
1,139, -
v 1,96 . ,
.757
- 678
941
, 1,296
474
- 99L
3,509
v 1.42U
1,913
1,459
1,461
1,248;
457
595
1,294 .
2,993-
bU3
674
1,453
2,li)9
1,021
1,503
, 748
14 t
1,055
91
r ;640
14
3T3
6SI
S,108
L431
381
6:9
: 4 4
; i963
2,593
437,
1,483
445
468
.2,663
- 693
1,054
3,140
521
80
-191
747
660
ti 357
T 56
881
r 525
1,075
. 407
' 55
55
791
221
1,645
; ' 53
317
" 557
- 869
2,975
1,810
,899
1,294
849
683
903
1,500
120
1452
1.067
1.404
13,02
1,054
454
953
259
897
273
69
246
-422
2,863
2,208
548
40
1,283
241
897
245
49
SHIPPING.
EII PR E Q Q ; GTE AG C !1 1 P UllZ.
THE FINE FAST SAILING STEAMSHIP
T3 DUE HERE 8AT0RDAY Nov. 16th., Will
NirqV fjot of Chestnut' 3tret, WEO-XKSDAY,Nov.'20th.-"
V- 1
-For FreisrM aDDiv to ' ' v
Agent in New York: -.-.i - - .
, JAMES HAND,', v
JW " : - l04il Street! ,a
THE GREAT tiindUGS ffioRTnbtTTE
r TO THE HORTH. - -f ! '
. s X-a ' THB . ?
dtTtR1.1.1 d comfortable roixtari ;
NEW YORK, '
AND ALL POINTS NORTH AND EAST. '
- ' . . ".ii"
.Through? Tickets sold and- Baggage
Checked from all nrincinal citie in thn
Spnthern 'Atlantic and Galf States. .
e-.-i;-.: - .y. a : ' . ... ' -f,; ,ri
.SLEEPING CARS ON NIGHT TRAINS. :
No Omnibus transfers on this route.- s . j
This line also forms a part of the
GREAT SEABOARD 1 INLAND AIR
7 LINE FREIGHT ROUTE. ' V '
connecting with Seaboard arid Roanoke Railroad
at ronsmontb Ya.
v -
FREIGHTS forwarded with desnaicii. and at
reasonable rates. THROUGH RECEIPTS given
to and from . . ,
PHILADELPHIA AND PRINCIPAL POINTS
Rl 1TTTH I
Harine and Fire Risk Assumed by the
For farther information enquire at stations of
conneriiing railways Boath or of Agent at Nor
folk, VaV i ' -!'. i ; " s j
H, Vt TOMPKINS,
; .- s General Agent,
Norfolk, Va.
- f " - ' .v tf
IlEDniOH KliYX. COLUQIJ.
n
Jno. J. Ilcdricli.
4 i.
-v . .4-1 ' .:1
FALL; TRADE, 1867.
OPETf ED-
' THE LARQE0T OTOOIt OF ;
? .. . - ..;.,, H , . t- - ' v.- . ... ..: !..' -
. ' 5; ' i ' -'""! i r - -.-
EVER OFFERED IN NORTH CAROLINA, to
wblch we respectfully invite the attention of the
Public. - , -: -Wehave
adopted the
oct 13
103,060,, 7l,57
SPECIAL,
t
WINSI.OWS
U I '11
MRS.
SO OTIII NCJ- B Y K UP,
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING,
greatly facilitates the process of teething, by
softening the jgums, reducing all inflauimaucn
will allay all Pain and .spasmodic action,, and
is , " - i v
Sure to Regulate the Bowels.
.Depend upon it, 'mothers,; it, will ; glvej.rest to
yourselves, and s . , . ,r ,')
Relief and Health to .) your Infants. . :
We have put up and sold this article for years,
and Can Sxi in Contidencb and Truth; of it
what we have never been able to say of any other
medicine inbver hjls it jtailed in j a. single
Instance to Effect a-Cukb, when timely used.
Never aid we know an instance or dlssatisrac
tion by any on& who used it.; . On .the .contrary,
all sru dellsrbted 'wlth its ooeratloni' and- sneak
in terms, of commendation of its 5 magical effects
and medical virtues. ' We speak. , in j this? matter
"WJb.A.1 wb uu Jiwovv," atter years oi experi
ence, and Pledge our Reputation fob tab
fulfilment of what "ws ekbjs declare. In al
most every instance where, the infant Is suffering
trom pain and exhaustion, relief will be found in
fifteen or twenty minptes aiter. tbe; syrup, is ad-J
ministered. - -r. .,(.
: Full directions for using, will accompany each
bottle. . i - ;.::.- , - j , ,
, Be sure and call for T
; .Jttrs. Wins low's Soothing Syrup," .
Having the fac-simile of CURTIS & PERK
INS'' on the outside wrapper. ! All others are
base imitations. r 7.-p. i
Sold by Druggists throughout the world.
JPrtcc, only '35 cts. per Mottle.
4. ' - - " - offices :' ' ' -
' ' 215 Fulton Street; . New York, .
205 High llolborn, London, England,
441 St. Paul Street ilontreal Canada.
Aug. 29, '67. : :" . a'a1 ) I - '- 'J yrS -6m '
PAINTS FOR FARMERS AND OTH
. ERS. The Grafton Mineral Paint Compa-uv.-are
now manufactnrinff the Best, CUeaptat
and most Durable Paint in use ; two ' coats well
put on, mixed with pure Linseed OH," will last
10 or 15 years ; it is ot a? light brown or beautirai
chocolate color, and can be changed to green,;
lead, stone, drab, olive or cream, to suit the taste
of tbe consumer. It is valuable for Houses,
Barns, Fences, Carriage and Car-makers, , Pails
and Vooden-ware,v . AgncuHunu-. impieuieuui,
Canal Boats, Vessels and Ships Bottoms,. Can-va-s,
Metei and Shingle Roofs, (it being . Firo and
Water proof), Floor Oil Cloths,(one Manufactu-
'rpp having naed 5000 bblSv tue past yer,i :ana as
'a paint for any purpose is unsurpassed for body, .
durabiutyi eiasucity, . auu buusbji cuwo. ,f mvc
: per bbl: of SOOibs., which will supply a farm
er for years to come- i Warranted in all cases as
ibove, ; Send for a circular which gives full, par
ticulars. None genuine unless branded in a trade
Vn.ir cirafYnn Minpritl Paint. . Address ' , -
DANIEL BLDWJfiiiLi, swt rean ow, x.
r.Nov. 5th, 1867.,, -... .-i . . m
: TOR liO.VDCN j ;
BR.V BRIG, "GAL ATE A; now (Jue', will
have quick dispatch as above. ' 1
or freight or passage apply to ,
i . HORACE M. BARRY..
nov 8
lw
D00TS AMD SHOES.
1 r LARGEST ' :
, .' V;:;. . . :-,--,:--iiv f-.-.jf -M -4. ; ; i"'-'-;,v'-.- r
SHOE HOUSE
in north garoliuaV
QUR FALL STOCK OF
Boots; Shoes, Leather and
: SHOE FIJYIMJGr S. ;
is now complete, embracing every ptyle and vari
ety of BOOTS and SHOES manufactured, which
are offered to the public at very low prices.
COUNTRY; DEALERS and the WHOLESALE
TRADE will find In our stock the BEST SE
LECTED AND L RGEST STOCK OF V
BOOTS-: : AND' SHOES
- r ' -
ever offered South of New York, and at prices
that -, ,. - -. -j. .
CAOTOT BE BEATEjV
"by any jobbers North or South. An Inspection
is all that is needed to convince any candid mind.
Call aud examine foryourselves.
Price List furnished on application. r ;. ",
Small Profit and Large Sale
r - ;r: 'iSv aT
system, . which has'; worked : admirably . for bur
selves, and our customers. . We offer x-, ...
S;000 OPieces GPrinte,
. - ' - -; at 0 cents to 18 cents. r,"iEr::i"
i j.r , . y )1( j J ; i i
1.000 Pieces , t?d?cn lliress
- ; . ;- . -, jrOOlSy I'ik ;j ,ii
at prices Varying from 25 cents to 02 50
.,iLlL j . Jin u . i JJL Ji.
, i, ..... , ... ,
E,:s, JALDROIT
Still in the .field reports to the
contrary; Jno ty7thsfan3inj, '
' ; I v -l:: - '; ' "TTH 1 1 ' r ;. ; ;
TpOR THE PAST MONTH MR. . WALDRON
has ben scouring the Northern markets for the
beneflt of hts customers', " How well he has sue- '
aecded ig supplying their, wants the good people i
ot. Wilmington and vicinity will attest. Be it
known that every one wanting anything in the j
PRY GOODS LINE
7ft should go to" - -
THE "CUE AP STORE." ' -: -
y.Y.-:? Lfj the cnEAp store.
V ' v ; ; - THE CHEAP STORE.'
34 Harket Street, South Side, Between
; Front and Second Streets, . .
Where may he found a lull and complete 8TOCK, T;
comprising; everything usually . kept lu a really .
First Class Dry G
oodsHpnse.'
NO nilP.WAY BUSINESS AT THIS
- POPULAR ESTABLISHMENT.
50 Bales JIVown Sheetings
"andQhirtiiiffsl
which will be sold: brfthe JTard.i Piece,
or Bale, at Jaannfactnrers' Prices
1,000 pieces nUMTUCILir JEANS,
SATWTETTS, CASSOUEIIES, &c,,
at Prices which Dely CompetitionVX
We respectfnlly invite 'particular . attention' to
our siucK oi 1 -
FREDERICKSBURG CASSIUEREO
and other Southern productions, which we sell
at jvianuiacturera' pnees. , .
HOSIERY.
Our Houe has always been proverbial for the
superior, Btock;of; HOSIERY kept.:.. We offer
2,000 dozen Men's Women's and Chil-
. ;r.J..arenaHosef;;; - j
at very lowpTicescrAiso -Men1, Women's and!
Children's ' 5 . - '- e--i j
5XJoid.er. garments'..
in every variety. ;
silAWlS
nkW
1IUJI
HOI
EVEBY
STEAaIER
GEO. R. FRENCH & SON.
29 North Front Street.
oct 10
lm
HOTELS .
s BARKER HOUSE, :
FROHT STREET,
OPPOSITE THE CAPE FEAR BANK,
Wilmington, N, ; C.
niLLINEUY. AND FANCY, GOODS.
THIS WELL-KNOWN FIRST-CLASS HO
TEL having recently been ' J -
ENLAJIGED, REFURNISHED AND
REFITTED, j
offers MORE, and BETTER ACCOMMODA-
TTONSto the traveling oublic than any other
House in the City., - ' -
' Coaches connect witu au twmroau iruius, .
The Pronrietor devotes his exclusive attention
to the comfort of his guests. B,J .
" oct9-tf :fT" . froprnjwr.
rS ALL AT A. H. BROTVNS "abd. examine
U his splendid. 8tocki of fJliUinery, frowiy,'
)3loves and Fancy Articles. . ' - nTTWtfP . '
f 1 adies Will find a PRACTICAL MILLINER in
lttendance, ready to wait on theniy , r
I tsr: Remember the place. . Wo. i 0 Soatt
?nmt st- rs All eooas soia wrAoaytuj.
octll
D. BROWW. ;
3rcat IniproTencnt in Dcntislrj !
SENSITIVE TEETH FILLED wi.muui -
- No CbUBT. Again have vre to bemoan the
absence of all conrt items. We- hadhoped
difTerently for this particular time;; Election
times orally breed disorders, of ;ny
kinc'E, Lut at this, one the good conduct ot
.our cities has1 destroyed all chancof a
report. Bo may it remain always.- ;
::d AND UP FOR Till 'Or
NEW YORK.
Schr Wide World, Hlldreth,
Br Briar James Mnrchie, Eaton, ,
Schr E T Smith, Harvey, -
Schr Golden Rule, Overton,
coston.
Schr J W Fish, WUley, .;
.1 UVERPOOL.
Br.Brls Donkeld, Sargeant, 1
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November 2
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November 12
November 13
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November 12.
Septamher S3
B' y a simple application th'eiooth is 'rendered
insensible fipain during the operation of
Miino without iniurv to the nerve or tooth. ;
1' opSol ranted to 0ve satUfacUon
barges as low as any DenUstin the city. . Teeth
Jxtract SrvrCJLRlL II. D. ,
5,1867
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- thp riPALiriCL POOL I
rien on the Crime
A lrf.;:'.V tr th Diseases and Abuses
whichcreat'impedrments to MARRIAGE with
sure means of Relief. Sent in sealed letter 'enrel.
opes, free of charee. ' Address, Dr. J. 8K1L1-1W
HOUGHXOtf, lib ward Assodauon, rnunua
phia, Pa. Tv "
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WRECKS.-
r Go vcrnnieiit Wrcclis J . .
HAVIHO BEEN NOTIFIED 15X Itxtu OiiU
retarv of iLhe Treasury that a contract has
been made hyhlm with GEO. 2 FB ENCH and
ROBERT STEVJfiSSON, for ;saviu; property
from wrecks of all vessels belonging to the Gov
vernment," on and adjacent to , this ; eoast,. and
intend their operations, I hereby waru all per-
other Government property on the coast. - .
" Lirt' .1 : - - v - - (TolL Int.'Rer.
Wilmington, Aug. 5,' 1S67. y ' ; ; ; 7f , tf
Journal copy. .' . -
HAVING OSTBaCTED WITH THE Sec
retary of the Treasury for the salvage of all
Blockade runner" and other w.-ecks, and prop
crtv belonelnz to the United States on and d
cent to thfs foist - contracts will be made with
parties' desiring to enf jge In wgggnf . ving
U, &C, , bober Stevenson. ;
; ' 10 So. Front SL, Wilmington, N. C.
VvAugl 6th; 1807. "
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BLANKETS,
cloakc;
DR0AD CL0TI18.
Our Stock of
Housekeeping;. Goods ,
rl i 5 -'-'-r'r f'i 'J-i-, 'i
will compare favorably with any retail stock In
the country.; Wo offer 800 dozen t' , !
TOWELS, and . . ...i
TADLE CLOTHS,
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SECCETJCYGS, V q
;PlXl,p7 COTTOIST,
J .1 J J J . J
r V TJED V 'OUIIE3.
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Our Stock of
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YANKEE NOTIONS,
etc., is the largest in the South.' The Ladles are
especially invited to an: examination ot this de
partment of our Stock.1 , t " - I '') v, - K
.CaiffleVtnyers
vEfciypcpiirtEient:,.
iiipjRESS ; GOODS,
From ,25 cents per yard to the- finest (roods' Im.
portedt-MOHAIRS, A LP A CCA St- VOPLINS,
EMPRESS; CLOTHS,1 MERiNOES,. and otber
popular' fabrics, in ? the JDIS2IAIICK and other
desirable shades. -j :; ,,.,. -t
? JDOJiiMisTzc'u goods. :
In thev -many popular makes,-' and ail at ' the
veTy Bottom of the Jtlarket. - t i
V--',-: Common, Calicoes.1.'. i . 10 cents. .
1 Better - ,.,.12i cents.
"Good . v ;,..15 cents. -;,!.
Better u 18ents.- 1 '
. .".The very best." 20 -cents.
Brown and Bleached 8hir(ins and 8heetinffs
8c.;0c-"mc.Y 15c:,M9c.ii20ci and splendid
goods at25c"' " iy .. -j
. !vCant' be Beat po where yoa will r
The best assortment and at lbwer prices than any
other house South of Baltimore. ; :, i
f rHousekeepiBg Goods. '
QUILTS, i TICKINGS, SHEETINGS,;. TABLE
CLOTHS, DAMASKS, NAPKINS and. TOW
ELS from the, ordinary qualities to the World "!
Rerwvmed Jka'naley Goods, AMERICAN and BUS
SlAj CRASHES, fcc', fccv atl ofwhiclj will bo
sold at tbe very lowest CASH prices. ,
COnOETG MID HOOP. SKIRTS.
Domestic English and French Corsets from 76c.
1 to 93 50.' . . t-
Good doop Skirts from 50c to tbe best makes1 1
HOSIEhy and- GLOVES.
Ladles' Hose, and GentsVSoeks from 121c ud. ;-
, -4 A coinplete stock at popular prices. -: - '
Laces,' Ediiffs?& Insertions;
1 ? A SPECIALITY FOR THE LADIES. ,
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In this" department may ;:bo, found the' 'poouar
CLUNY LACE, EUGWGand IN3ENTION,;
plain White, also Black and j White. THREAD.;
SMYRNA and HAMBURG? Goods, Plain and !
Lace Edge,, TRILLINGS, TATTING, KUF
FLINGS, BRAIDS, (and small wares for children
and ladies warelq great variety and living prices.
PL AIN;f BEADED and .TRISlSlED front 5 cents
to the best goods in the market;' .
9Iolij;.cuivs: (
eparately.and in sets,1 plain and wrought, deslrf
ble'shapesand'refreshfiig prices.1, - '
A good' assortment Ladles' Handkerchiefs, plain,!
embroidered, and hem-stitch, ' from 12tc up.:
r Uents' JLUe and mils. iianUKercmeis, aii styles
and prices.- j - v.-:
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Ab
The popular Waterproof, all slzesi. . s
The ordinary style of Shakers, only 25c. , . ; -
: ! Bianiiets I Bianliets I
A fine line," White and Colored. A better Blan
ket for less money than - any other house ' in the'
State. . Come and examine them and be con vine-
ed, , . ,
FJLANIUEIiS--Ccst makes.
White and colored, plain, and twilled Good,
Better, Best. ,u-;az ) -a"
HOODS, NDBIASV SONTAG3 Und ALEXAN-
Knit Goods.
DRAS. common, medium and fine goods, very
A splendid stock-all shades and stvUs sinelo
and double. Cheapt Cheaper ! V Cheapest III , ,
JdL.rX ana f CJJPS
:1Cf: ;: v and- i r --;--
y-i'-i
are respectfully requested to rfve us a call, as
our liuxe tetaii trade enables us to offer goods by
wholesale at prices so low as to defy competition.
A Our Corps of assistants,
I ADIES and GEriTIiEIJEri
.. ; ? M.:'';v a f .'. fji '-:'- .-C
are attentive and courteous. ' Buyers, of. all clas
ecs will receive from them respectful attention.
; Our old friends and the public generally are
invited to attend. ' . :,'.,'-
oct 19
DEDRICK & M&1L
GeIlts, Puiliingr Goods.
Uodern Styles and Reasonable Prices, j
' 'Fine Shirts !nna Underclothing for all. i
The popular linen finish Railroad Pa', i
Paper Collar, Dyrun and Shakespeare. '
- ;iXJ;m"brellis, v
The celcbratfcd Cnterprifie" Umbrella for t4 00, !
toe regular gooos in uiac2,iiue, and ureen, from j
.-.cLonio.nnD.PArjT goods. -
BROAD CLOTHS, DOESKINS, CASSllfERES, !
SATIN EST, T WEEDS, KENTUCKY JEANS, !
&c, &ct all at jatlsGictory prices. . "I -i
I cordially invite the Trade to exninine my f
Stock in the -various : Departments, feeling san-
guin'e that 1 can' make it to their advantage to
dcalwithme: V
;! . D0N!T t lose sight op. the
Remember the old adage, 'A Dollar -Saved
ft 'as good as a Dollar v Earned."
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