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1 K if- I" I I- WILMINGTON. N. C, JANUARY OTJJR CITY, CHURCH I1CTEI.WGENCE. o , in tJheid la the several churches in Services wiUbe . this city, to morrow as follows . Willie- - , - V-l Si. f om&N3hrch (Catholic.) a r-t and 101 Johns' Church (EpiscopaL) DKlne services at iOi clock, As M uU Lw School at 4 o'clock; P. M As 31. ana . 1 71 P. St . Barnes: Ch arch Epiicppal.) Services at 101 L. M, and at 4 P. M. j - ; ; Baptist Church, i ( First Presbyterian Church. ' Divine services at the usual hours, j Front Street Church (Episcopal Methodist). S.t 101 A vand TiP-M Rev. J, U Dally. Sabbath School at 3 V. M. . Fifth Street Church (EpiscOparMethodiat:) Services at 10J o'clock, AU and l FvM. by Rev. S, D. Peeler. Sunday School, at 21 P. M. ; Sea mens' Bethel ? Services at the usual hours, by Rev. John N. Andrews. : - - ;V COLORED. ;. ' . A. itt. E. Church, Cof. 5th arid Red Croas Sts, Services at 10:30 A. M.fJ and 4 and 7:80 P. M. Rev. Samuel B. Williams, Pastor . ; if ftj Zion's JM. E. Church, Cor. 7th and Church. Services at 10-30 A.M., and 3 '..and 7:30 P. M.. Rev. G. W- Price, Pastor. j j- Presbyterian Chapel, cor. 8th and Chestnut. Services at 10:33 A. M., and 7:30 P. M. Rev. W. T. Cat r. Pastor iir charge. - SUPaui's Chapel, cor. Fourth and Orange. , : (Episcopal.) Services 10:30 A. M.T, and 7:30 P. M. 1st Baptist, Walnut between 4th and 5th. Services at 10:30 A. M., and.7:30 P. M. i ! 1 FAKEWELL.--Mr. Sargent's dramatic troupe will give their tarewell performance at the Theatre this evening On Monday night they are engaged to play ir Raleigh and during the next week atNewbern. The' cppV ftffpr thev will nrobabl v return here and' with short series of engagements close their winter campaign. 1 - ;.'''. There has been no regular body of per- formers here since the days when Marcbat I first opened jin' the new theatre, ' that Inure 1 labored so rteadily and so successfully for ; the amusement and good will of the Wil ! ton public' as have this company.. .They ? have been with us, it is true, but three weeks, s yet during that short space theyjiavc gained . niany friends5 who will be loth to part with them though only for a season. I, " Mr. Phelps, the leading mail performer, i; has given much pleasure to ; our people by 1 his talented rendition of the many heavy characters which he has Successfully assumed ! Mr. Sutton, also a leader, is perfect ,tn I his Hue. In some characters which wc have seen hiin i a-sume," such as Pythias, Baradas and Pizarro, he can hardly, be supassed. i The other male performers, principal among; I whom are Messrs.; Redifer, Bowes, Mack, Ed I wards, and Ilowland, .have genera, given f I much satisfaction toall. r . I Among the ".lady pe formers of this troupe-: Mrs. Stetson stands foTemQ3tpdrrexceUencc of the troupe. Of a pleasing face and figure, I and with an exquisite grace of movement . and expression, her appearance urjon the boards has never failed, evening after even ing, to calliorth a hearty round of. applause trom the audience J She possesses in a great f degree that essential qualification in att ac- 1 1 .-is the becoming interested in self in the ;- progress of the play. At first Mrs. Stetson may seem to lack this requisite, but as the piece progresses, she gradually warms to the interest of the plot, until at its cli max she never fails to call forth the warmest encomiums from the audiencei . Mias Maddern and Mrs. Sutton are also excellent in their different roles and were often greeted-with the-approbation of the public. , J , : As a conclusion to this notice we would hero most heartily recommend this Company to the favorable notice of our Raleigh friends. They . deserve and should receive at the bauds of t Newborn a ie public of that city and of liberal aiid he-irty support. ?k . ,ib vj w.u iu typ3, ac ;np!iine i- Sihco the tary. bja jfitflias bwn tendered Hr. Sargent; which that ;entleihiu ha accopt:: !, an I. has 3aui3 1 M'xn lay evening jia? the occasion. This vyill delay the" appearance in Raleigh and day. '; ya refer to this tasti.noaiat signed by a naaiberof jur mial proininent citizens as the; best evidence ot the correctness of our views aVexpressed above, in reference to tb,e excellence of this troupe. e, ViLMiNdTOs, N. CM Jau. 17, 186S. H. J. Saroe&t, Esq., Manager, &c -i bean 5ir r We the undersigned in behalf of the admirers' of the Histrionic Art in this city, desiring to render some token of pur appreciation of your earnest efforts? !. to se cure the presence ot a good Dramatic Com piny for their amusement, and at the same time express their admiration tor the gen tlemanly and able manner in which it h is ben managed ; hereby tender you a "eUfn-i pliraeutary benefit, to be givea 'at such time as you may ' designate. ; Very Respectfully, Jxo. Da.wsoNt Mayor, J. J. Hedrick, H ' Wm. H. LippiTT, A Adrian, J. G. Burr, -J. A. Enoelhaud , G. L. Dudley, x Geo. Z. French, Chas D. Myers,, D. R. Mttrchison. E; p. Hall, Jas. II. Hill, ; Robt. II. Go wan, J. H, Ryan, . ; Thos. C. Lewis,! Wm. Hi Bernard' l L. G. Estes, and others.: ; , W4LMINQTON, N. C, Jan. 17,18682 Hon. Jno. Dawson, Mayor, i Col. J. J;"Hed j j rick; Col. E. D. Hall, Col. J. G. Burr, Maj. J. A. Engelhard Jas. H.;Ryanf I Esq., Geo. Z, French, Esq., and others, - Gentlemen : Yours in behatf of j the admi rers of the Drama in this city is at hand. In reply ! would state that I gratefully ac cept the kind ofier, and would name Monday J evening, Jaiiuarjr 20th, as thtjme most con venient; on which occasion will be present ed the play ' Lovea Sacrifice," in which the entire strength of the company will ap pear, f WUh many tnankV to "the citizens of .Wilmington-Tot this flattering testimonial,1 and a . sincere trust that "all future endeavors on my part may Continue to merit their ap probation and -sup'pbrt," 7 am, 1 Very Respectfully, i. V, 0 J- ( New EKGmE.The new; fire engine, or tlered by the city for the use '-of1, the mem bers of the old Howard 'Relief JFIreEngine Company was received-hero on 'Friday Hast and was dn'Thursday brought "out for triaL The result was a very successful one,1 as its capacity for throwing water to a great dis tancewasl thoroughly demonstrated 5 After a sufficient trial atv the : riverr thetcompany was fprmedand thetnginodrawn through the strets-to tlie City iHa1l"where his ' Hon1-or,-the Mayor, appeared, and in a neat little speech, made a formal transfer of the engine to them. lie was replied to by Mr. Walter Furlong, the Foreman of the company, after which! Mr.1 James SMitCf e aoitleof wine Over orteof teerwheel j( and amid! the cheers of. th e ' crowd, the new engine was christened the "John Dawson. His Honor replied in a second speech, thanking them for the compliment, after which the crowd quietly dispersed, and. the1 'engine : was bora ollWthe engine house! . - i.'i i r a The entire cost of the1 "Dawson," includ ing its delivery hereWdslTOSO, with an additional cost oi about ; $1000 for the hose It has been , pronounced the best machine that has ever beenlin the possession of jthe city, and under the care of its present efficient and reliable members, cannot fail, in vista tions bv fire, of rendering great services I ta our rpeople. f ! ' t'-4K?i r CiUccs. It seems that we are at length to have, some circus j The agent of Dan Cas tetloVtniuii was'iiv this city1 yesterday and stated that Dan,, with his big show, would be along here by tlie ; latter part of the pres ent month. Those who witnessed the de lightful performances of this 1 . troupe ' on the two previous occasions of their visit here will be glad to hear of this - fact. . V , ; W A; Settlkd Fact. It is a generally con ceded matter that 'the best and Cheapest place in Wilmington to purchase Ready Made Clothing and IFurnishing Goods is at Charles Quthman's Temple of Fashion, No. 36 Market street. His stock is a large and choice one and embraces every; article uual ly found in -an establishment of the kind. His stock of. overcoats we would, in especial, recommend to our readers. The coldest and most disagreeable season of the year is now dawning upon us, and overcoats, which have as yet been but little worn, will soon be greatly in demand. We therefore recom mend Mr. Outh man's establishment to the notice of all in need of any article of Gentle men's wearing apparent, i Dramatic. The Raleigh Thespians have been lately entertaining the good people of that city with some Of thejr Amateur per formances. Their third exhibition was iv-s en by them on last Friday night. The peo ple of that city , j may look for lively times next week. Sargent with his troupe will be there, and we will guarantee! to the Ral eigh ites a week of pleasant entertainment. Father A. J. Ryan. This distinguished divine, and scholar, the author ot some of the sweetest poetry in the English language, is on a lecturing tour in the Southern States. The Ladies' Memorial Association of Peters burg, and ithe Library 1 Association of Wii mingtou, N. C, have invited him to visit their respective cities. Norfolk Journal. Rather too fast, old gentleman. He has not yet been invited to appear here, but we hope that au invitation will be extended him and that he wiU accept it. The Wil mington Library! Association" are those to whom our people look for an opportunity of hearing5 Father Ryan, and. we hope that that body may take some early action looking to the desired end. i V ! i If not Homicide What Sort of a Side is It. The following notice from the pro prietor of the Raleigh Advertiser was posted around the streets of that city : "Deliberate 'Murder! For the -purpose of devoting myself to other and more impor tant duties,!, have determined - to kill the Daily Advertiser. Its! life has baen short and pleasant. Itfoyhd many friends, and was kindly received by the public. I .shall administer on the estate of the deceased and settle with subscribers and advertisers. , ..Pl-' ! T. 3L Hughes. To be Tried by a Military i Commis sion. The two white! men, named respect ively George Kuck and II. Schlmeneimeyer, who, as was mentioned in our last, had been arrested for an assault on Duncan1 Holmes (colored), will be tried before a Hntary Commission for earring deadly weapons and for assault with intent to kill. K The Daily Press is j the title of a new Raleigh Daily the first number of which we have received. 1 It i3 to take' the place of the Raleigh BrogreU, lately I discontinued; and' with the -exception of the name,1 presents many of he best features of that paper, ' It is published by an association of printers, and is - edited byf Messrs. iQiientin Busbee and Charles M. Busbee. It bids fair to prove a successful venture ; i t ? ' v A pert miss in Portland : was reading the parable of the Wise and foolish virgins, when she suddenly paused' and began laughing "Well, what did thev forget?" asked t.h teacher, encowragingly. They forgot their kerosene," promptly responded : Miss Five-year-old -f ?f 3 M-jsti i .y niut Irate bricklayer (who has taken offerir.fi t. some remark ot Pat's) "You jist come down aia a r I'll rl nrtlf a . -n . ". fat finmin down rd be,,u ye onered me twice as much. c, au jrer (wo eyes ior ye I (cn the ladder) Taith, thin, me ye're kind indade ; but it wouldn't be Nxwbkrn National BAHK.The following gentlemen were last "Tnesday "xlectedf Directors of the iNewbern National Bank for the ensuing year: Wm. P. Moore, R. F. Lehman, D. Heaton, Moses Patterson, E. Hubbs, Edward B. Stanley, J. A. Hedrick, H. H. Thompson, and Geo. W. Nas6n7, Jf. On neit,7ruesdajf the datd elected will hold a meeting for the selection of a Presi dent, "Vice President; Cashier and Teller. ; v -; s CdNSxavATiTX Coirvwrri63iC-It J has been de termined to hold a County Conservative Conven tion for Craven? county,' at Uie? Court House in Newbern, on Tuesday evening, the 27th insL --.'I: '" ' ii ': i ' - Pbice of CoTTON!---The market for cotton in Raleigh is advancing: in price., .. , r , , Ssbw iNRAiiiGBi-There was sno wi&Ralefgh on Tuesday last. , or Supreme Court. The ! following gentlemen were licensed by the Supreme Court last Tuesday to practice in the Superior Courts of Law and Equity. Among the list will be found from gentlemen from this city, or near neighborhood, Messri S. A. Aahe, WT BTEn!ide, p. L. Russell, Jr., and Thos. H. Sutton :-j j ..' W mi Foster Preach; Alfred Kdwiahd Robe son; Thomas A. Sutton, Bladen;. Augustus M.i, Moore, Chowan; Walter A.' Montgomery War-' ren; Walter Clark; Edward rancH; Thomas 'PC0eVere;flalifS&x Daniel L, Russell," Bruns wick; Henry F. Granger, Andrew J. LofUn, Le noir; John M. Moring, Chatham; Jas. S. Lucas Beaufort; Samuel T. Williams,' Cranville; Saml. A. Ashe, Jifew Hanover; Michael IL Justice.Ruth erford; Maurice A. Moore,! Gaston; William B. Duckworth, Fleming J. Whitmore Transylva niaV George4 W. Johnston tltAaries ; Mr Cooke, Franklin; George M!. .Whitiugj ; Charles M Busbee, Wake; : Peter H. - Adams; Guilford; Augustine W. Rieger,' Carteret; Marshall H.' Pinf nix, Davidson; Richard W. Singletary, Wilson; Joseph W. ' Todd, Ashe; John Gatling; Gates; James' G. Odom, Northampton; ' Duncan . C Winston, Bertie; William' L Lo ve, f Jackson; John Gray Bynum, Nicholas W. Lillihgton, Wm. H. Cowles, Yadkin; Clinton A. Cilley, Caldwell; W. Wood Fleming, McDowell; George P. Erwin, Burke; Dossey Battle, Edgecombe; W. R. Em- pie, New Hanover. , .. ... : ' i i : " ' Mi i' Horrible Murder --Mr.. George Ferrell, ol Indian Ridge, .Currituck cdunty'was found on Sunday: morning last with his' throat cut' from ear to' ear, near the house of one Sol. Jones, who keeps a drinking establishment at a place called Iron Ridge; about thirty miles' from 'Norfolk,; It seems that Ferrell visited Norfolk on Thursday of last week, with a drove of cattle, which having disposed of,' and having made 'some " purchases, he left for home on Saturday It is supposed that Johes.the keeper of the house near which his body was found, was the murderer, . and his hav ing disappeared from the neighborhood lends ad ditional reason to this supposition. Ferrell was a married man of about thirty-five years of age, with a wife and one child living. ! He was for merly a member of the 56th Regiment of North Carolina troops, and served faithfully throughout the entire war. i ! Tnit'WELboN Hotel. This building was rent ed out at Weldon by public auction on Tuesday last' It was leased by Mr. Benjamin Cheatham, of Raleigh, at tJfe7 rate of $5,005 per year, for a lease of three yjars.-. Mr. Cheatham is spoken of as a gentleman of means and energy, and is at once to push forward his arrangements for the purpose ;of opening the house at an early day. The bidding on the occasion of the lease was a spirited one, there being a number of contestants in the field. Norfolk. The Seaboard Railroad is drawing heavily on the produce of North Carolina and the city of Norfolk is growing fat on the sweat of our North State farmers. About 400 bales of cotton, besides tobaccoy rosin, cotton yarn, &c.t were landed in Norfolk by the Seaboard Road on Saturday last. . " i , Coast Survey. The Newbern Republican says: The United States schooner Arago of the Coast Survey under command of Capt. J. H. Porter, left there? on Monday last and: sailed down ths river, to resume her work of surveying the watery of Eastern North Carolina. j DiscpNTiNTjiiD. The Daily Advertiser, the pub lication of which was recently commenced in Raleigh, has been diseontinued. -. Raleigh National Bank. The Annual Meet ing of the Stockholders of the Raleigh National Bank was held at their banking house in that city On Wednesday last. Messrs. R. W. Pullia'm, George W. Swepson, W. J. Hawkins, A. S. Mer riman, and W. H. Willard were chosen as Direc tors for the ensuing year. At a subsequent meet ing of the new Board Col. R. W. Pulliam was ap pointed President; W. B. Gulick, Cashier, C J. Iredell, Teller, and W. Hal. Harrison, Corres ponding Clerk and Bookkeeper. Base Ball. The Vance and the Neuse Base Bali Clubs of Goldsboro' had a match game in that place lsat week, resulting in the Vances be : ing badly beaten,' the Neuse Club having con quered by thirteen runs. There are, however, two more games in the rubber, before the con test Is fully decided. :: Fire J in ; ; Everettsville. An ' unoccupied dwelling house, the property of W. G. Morisey; Esq. $ situated in Everettsville, in Wane county, was destroyed by fire last week, It is supposed to have been the work of an incendiary. School' in WeldonI Mr. G, Wm. Prince, of Sussex county, Va., and a graduate of the Rich mond College will' open a schoo: Monday next. ' In Weldon on The Transit of Cotiox The Roanoke iTew says that the transit of cotton is still improving, the past three days showing a decided Improve ment Upon last week: ' 5 Wake Forest College. The twenty-third anniversary of the Euzelian and Philomathenian Societies of this institution will be held on the 14th of ; February. The orators are Mr. J. T, Wescot of SmithviUe, in this State, for the for-, mcr; and Mr. F. M. Pennington, ' of Buhock county, Ala..' for the lafbr. . The Commiitee5 of Arrangementj are Messrs. R. S. Pritchard, J, B. Brewer, A. H. Hicks, Jr.and H. C. Dockery. e Pope Pius IX, is described as a very good-looking- man, ; with wphderf ul ly - graceful manners stout and , orpulent, f thdugh f of a verv affreeable exterior. , and clothed as' Iia is in wn;te, from the shoes to his capote, with gilded crosses embroidered on the fore part of his shoes; and his richwhite hair1 falling upvu ius suouiuers, ne impresses iuose wno see him 'first as having an uncommonly venerable appearance. " His white, , trans parent cheexs , become slightly ' colored by theeffec.of the air'; his tace is Of a beautir fuIreguTarity, and, in spite of his ; aquiline nose and his rather: piercing eyes, meekness and benevolence are the very characteristics oi nisieaures, t3)f " : r " m-- V . r- - L " ' - i f FOR THE WEEK TlTRPE!mAE:-T&ekarke: forrCruaiTur P?5iD?- price since our last report The advance warn oniaiied early in the week and , since then Ui market W ruled Bteadyt'closingllrmattheprices6fi310 for Bilcs Tqht i pktJine &S-bbls. ; J TAR Has been in fair demand, andfpriceil .i?!fif4w;jp' pur last week's close. , The! receipts have been Hghtand we note Bales'' of only 05? bblsiwith a close of fifes bbl ' - SPIRITS TTJK this article has been in an unsettiedTconditlon. 47 to 50 eents joi,-batthere W a partial decline, one small lot having sold on ThuHday is lowlFJ Bales wereeflectedicente, and as reckon the closing rates. The sales amount to only some easks.l.i -,-.e j 10 B0S?f-TN nee X?h7 of report has oc- wuons. nave .been Umited to the loww aWs nothing whatever having leen done In the finer qualities. The stock on hand f is smal'an t3 receipts since our last have been very light. The weeka saleygre g,6bbls. with closiagprices at f A ior commonf. jOP . strained and rid S3 25! bbt for low Nol. - COTTON, The market for Cotton continued quiet and without material change until vester teJ? ae?hed.The skies for the entire weekoot up 231 hales ths market elt sing firm at 14J cents for ? low middling kad 14 cents for middlinff tef lb. ; : ' v ' i ' ; EMPTY BAJRRELSTneslkof empt Spirit uarreis now on nana still continues plentiful, ana mere is out little demand., We quote prices as follows $2 20$3 30 for second hand $3 75(3 a w ior new city, ana Wi 50$3 75 each for New York barrels. . l r BEE$WAX. The t enquiry for beeswax is a good one, and the article finds a ready sale at 33 35 cts. per lb. 1 I... ''J -; " ; . 4 BEEF CATTLE. The market is at present wen suppuea witu beef cattle, and with but lit tie demand. : We . quote oh the hoof; 78cl for inferior; -and' ordinary, and 9ll c. lb. for, fair to prune. , :. uytta MEAU-me stock in dealers hands is a fair one, and the demand from buyers iribder ate. Sales have ; been made at 601 65 bushel. ; . : ' . ; : . :, EGGS. Are arriving quite freely and are seal ing irom stores at retail, at 2022 cento dozen. J; " rttiiuicitto Are . in light stock but limited .demand.5 Quotations are as . follows : Peruvian Guano, $90; Pacific " Guano, $75$80 ; . Patapsco . do., $70 ; Kettlewel l's Manipulated do., If60$70j Phoenix dO.,i $5; Showden's Manipulated do.,: $75 ; E. F. Coe's Superphosphate of Lime, $66 ; Ober's Cotton and Corn Compound, $65 ; BaUgh's Raw Bone Phos phate, $80$65 ; Snowden's Ainmonlated Potash Phosphate, $65; Zell's Superphosphate of Lime, $65; Zeirs Raw Bone Phosphate; $65; Rhodes' Standard Manure, $65f 70 ; Woolsten's Phos phate of Lime, $65, ton of 2,ob6 lbs. '' FLOUR. We have no i change to note in the market for this article. The stock on hand Is 'fair and fully sufficient for the demand We re fer to table for prices.' GRAIN. The market for Cork has advanced 21 cents $ bushel since pur last report. Two cargoes, containing in, all some 3,745 bushels have arrived from the Eastern counties and have been put upon the market and been sold at $1 27i $ bushel. The demand is a moderate one and we quote store rates at $1 40 bushel. i Oats. Nothing doing except from stores. Re tail rates $11 10 f busheL PaAS--are much reduced iri stock; and we uote them af! $1S51 50 busheL- Rica is in good supply, but with only a light demand. We quote for Carolina, 9i10i $ by the cask.: . HAY.The supp'y ot-Hay on hand is still a moderate; one, and. the demand fair. One! lot of 200 bales ! Northern sold from wharf at) $1 50. We refer to table for store rates. j LIME. The market is sufficiently well sup-! plied with. Lime to meet the present demand. It! sells from store at $1 80$l 90 per cask.; LUMBER. We have no change to report in the market for this article. . The demand is light , ; and sales are made at the following prices : : ; ;! Orduiary assortment Cuba cargoes. $17 0018 00 Ordinaiy assortment Hayti cargoes . : . .16 00 Full cargoes wide Boards.. ........ 20 0023 00 Full cargoes flooring boards; rough 20 0023 00 Ship stuff,.as specifications 22 00 Deals; 3 x 9 . 1 . 1 . . , . . . . i . . V . . . . . 1700 Prime River Flooring;... ..... . . ..'15 0018 00 PEANUTS Arrive very slowly,' but the de mand for them is not so brhk as during last week. Good qualities, however, find ready sale, and we quote them at pur close at $32 40 for ordinary and $2 502 60 for extra quali ties. - '-.? ;! r i: ' ".-'.: POTATOES. Are in fair supply, but with lit-. tie demand. ; Sweet sell from carts and boats at from $11 20 $ bushel; and Irish from the stores at $5 bbl. POULTRY Is in full supply and at present, dnlLL We, quote chickens at 4050c, grown fowls at 6070c pair, and' turkeys at $1 25$1 50 each. , PROVISIONS. No material change has oc curred in thehmarket for North ; Carolina Bacon during the ? past j week. Only occasional : small sales have taken place and the demand is a light One. We quote, therefore," small sales at 18 20c. for hams; and 16(gl7c. for hog round.1 Wes tern is in moderate supply and little" demand. Store ratesare 1819 cts: for hams, 14i15c. for sides arid 12fl8 cts. for 'shoulders.- Lard. The market is well supplied and the en quiry a "slight one. , Store rates are 1718c for North Carolina andlSlSic $ lb. for Northern. -Pork. We quote Mess ; Pork at $23 50 barrel, tand Fresh Pork at 1012tc lb SALT. Is In good supply 1mt with a limited demand.; We. quote it from store at $2$3 05 for American and $2 102 : 15 per sack for Liy- erpoh - ! " ;' j rCri SHINGLES. There is absolutely nothing do ing in the market for shingles. We ,q note nom inally at $2 25$2 50 for common and $3$4 forcontit4j.i;t:s:i " 'HJ-f T'l !JI TIMBER. Arrives very slowly and there is no change to record since our last report The sales amount to only some twelve or fifteen; rafts if $5 5 50 for ihferiori $6$7 for ordlnarytJ $7758 for fair, $9 for prime and $11 50 for extra mill per M feet, j . v H '-- ' ' -yn WOOD is dull, and the market folly supplied. We quote by the ioitf at $3 7S3 25 for ash and pine, and $3 35$3 50 for oak per cord t 4 i 4.. The Indoh Times, wants wEnslish.rail iliJ if it t. roads to adept the American plan of giving the enneer and firepan a small house ; on the CTgine.tThey now" tide exposed to the storms and wfcds, . r : i W I LMINGTON - MAItlC ET. 7 k. -'."..i- j .vT.r.V vi.j.. January, 17. TURPENTINE. Sales yesterday of SS9 bW Crude TurpenUne at $3 10 for! soft s"nd $l'85 for hard280.ibs;;Ji.1jJro VTAR.-217 bbhv Tarlwere sold at $1 85 V bbL " ROSIN.-Sales of 5J75 Lbls.t Common Itosln at 3per.bbL Vll:.. . 8PDHTS ' TURPENTINE. 224 Vbbla; ' Snirita Turpentine changed hands at 49 cents per gallon. VViiON Has advanced a shade, and 17 hales were sold at Uf cents for low middUrigiiid 14l j x? cenis ior imaaungper lb. 5f v . :".V..;lf;i I ; l IMJ5KR.-Sales of 3 rafts Timber at $5 for in ferior, and $5 50 for ordinary per M feet. MARINE INTELLIGENCE. 'Mi I' Arrived '4 I Januarv lft. r. a-?er Marion,'; PhilUps. from ravetteville. ro . w imams Alurchison; with 5 bbls spirits tur-pontine.- 26 do rosin, to J Anderson & Co ; 12 do tnrpenUne, to AAlderman, 19 do spirits turpen tine, to 8mith-& Btrauss, 131 dorosin, 23db spirits turpentine, to Williams & Murchlson. ' 'ii'-'ri.'""1 x-wv--yivU '-January 17 StmrA P Hurt; Skinner from Fayette ville, to Worth t Daniel v with 133 bbla rosl a hi. ton to Worth & Daniel, Williams & Murchlson -A Johnson & Co., Harriss & Howell. , u j; V - Stmr Gov. Worth; Hurti from FayettevUle,' tot wiuuci, wm o ddis rosin,- w do spts turpentine! 106' do-crude turoentlnA in A Johnson & Ckv Williams Murchlson; Robin- wn, onura awA Aiaerman, VYorth Sj Daniel. W Player, A McRImmon & Co, W H Lutterloh. .: iSteamer Marion, Phillips, for FayettevUle; by Williams & Murchison. -rk;-i ..-m- f isrig Altavela, Reid, for Cardenas, by Kidder u ju.Ht i.iu, wiui i3,uuv ieei lumDer. . ; : ,:'Y: 1 ;-un I Januarvl?. Stmr Gov Worth, Hurt, for, FayettevUle. by Worth &DanieL I Steamer A P Hurt. Skinneri for FayettevUle,' by Worths Daniel.;;" :,1t .Vessels Sailed for this Port. I ,; . ; NEW YORK. t k ' or cng ueen of Beauty, Pack, 1 eld Dec 24 1- A f 1 -' ur ung L.oulsa, BeH, , - 1 .. eld Jan 4 RAIL ROADS. -V I WILMINGTON AND VELDOH R 6ti ca Eng. and ScVt W. :'d W. R. R; i ' -4 J Wilmington, October! 11. 1867.: : f: QN AND AFTER ?THE 12TH OCTOBER the foUowing Schedule will be run over this noaa: . ... , : , ,. . r j . . . ' Leaves WUmington daUy (Sundays exceptedV at 6 A.M.: arrives at Weldon 3 P. M. v ' . Leaves Weldon daily (Sundays excepted) at xw.ov xl. jm.. , arrives at wumiugton r, M.' -r NIGHT. EXPRESS MAIL AND PASSENGER , . :. - - TRAIN. Leave WUmington daily at Arrive at Weldon at. ..... . . ..0:30 P. iM . . . .6:00 A.tM .Leave Weldon daily at. !. . .6:25 P.i M Arrive at WUmington at... ,.2:20 A. M Leaves WUminsrton dailv CSundavTeceDted'k at 4 A. M.; and arrives at Weldon at 6 P. M. - i Leaves Weldon j daily; (Sundays - excepted) at 4:00 A. M., and arrives at WUmington 6:00: K M. ; . i' " Trains pass Goldsboro' at 2;00, 10;S0 and 10:50 A. M., going North : at 2:50, 10.15 P. M. and 10: 50 A.M., going South, connecting with Trains to Raleigh and Newbern at 10:30 A. M. and fur ther pointst2:50P.M. i r j v Si 3. L FREMONT, Ehgineerand Superintendent. aug5 . '. ' " tf Wilmington & Manchester R. R GENSBAt. StJPEBINTENDBNT'S OfTlCB, TICK, i WIL. B MAN. a. K. CO. WUmington, Nw C, Dec. 19,j 1867, AN AND AFTER DECEMBER 20th, PAS- isenger Trains 01 tnis Koaa will run on the following Schedule : j . j . I ' : EXPRESS TRAIN. Leave w iinangton Arrive at Florence ... Arrive at Kings ville. ..... U 2:30 A. M. r . . . . .;. . .. . .1 , 8:10 A. M. '..11:45 A. M. ..11:30 A. M. Leave KingsyiUe Arrive at Florence. Arrive at WUmington. ...... . , . . . . Erbress Train connects cldselv , . .2:55 P. M. . 8:55 P. M. at Florence with i the. North Eastern Railroad for Charleston, and Cheraw and Darlington Railroad for Cheraw, and at Kirgsville with the South Carolina Rail road for Columbia and Augusta, j i ACCOMMODATION TRAIN Leave WUmington... i i . ;3:00 P. M. Arrive at Kings vUle. j . .9:10 A. M. Leave; KingsvUle. ...!.j..3:00 P. M. Arrive at Wilmington. . . . .". . . . . ..10:10 A. M. Accommodation Trains will run tri-wcekly, arriving and leaving on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. Wm. Macrae, General Superintendent, i i j 6m aug5 Wil. Char. & Uutli.j RR General Superintendent's, Offic ' , 7 - ? . .; WUmington,. N. C, Aug 9, 1867.. J AND AFTER TUESDAY NEXT, AUG N iSth, the Passenger train on this Road wU. leave WUmington on Tuesday, Thursday ana Saturday at 7 o'clock, A. M. k , 1 Arrive at eana mil, tame aays, at c. m. Arrive at Wadesboro' (State) at 12 midnight. Leave Wadesboro' (State) on Tuesday, Thurs day and Satuday, at 2 Pi M.- a 4 '".i leave Rockineham fState) on Monday, Wed neftdav; and FridaT at 4:30 A. M. y j Leave Sand HU1 (Cars) Monday, nrl TTrldftV. at 7 o'clock. A. M. 't y.A k Wednesday Arrive at WUnnngton same aays at a r. m. -I i W-1 1. EVERETT, . ; I ' . . General Supeiintendent. auglO r.Ulil'- :iu.:j WILMINGTON1 & WELDON RAIL ROAD COMPANY. Office Eng. and Supt. W. & Wj, R. K.: ?: : --i ' WUminston. January 9, 1867... J: G N; AND AFTER THE"; 9rn JANUARY Passenger Trains will leave Wilmington at 5:00 A. and 9:30 P. M., and arrive: at aO A. M., and 8:30 P. M. t , ' 1 Engineer and Superintendent; jan 9. A T ALL TIMES, AT Ml MILL, FOOT OF CASTLE i STREET, cut from 7 feet 4 Inches in length up, not less than 15 inches in diameter, and free from knots or shakes. . : V"' TERMS CASH Olf ilTELrVERY$ ' J.C MANN. tf I dec 31 COASa. coal,. W E HAVE BEEN SELLING THE VERT best Red Ash jegg uoai at w per un, deUvered. since November jxtn ana nave jiow a large stock on same figura. hand whicn we wiu jsuppiy v PETTEWAT & MOORE. u 1. ... . dec S I . ! . ; 4 ConventioVl ""But he is bound Dryoods I -4 Since the heavy feline in Goo WALi)kpNT has been North and bought his . ( Hi'.. ' ..V & W INTER !-5 ''mti mi fir.' .1 (1M .2- and now offers for .sale one of ihct wtost EXTENStVE andTfiE STOCKS OF DRV' GOODS In the country; at Panic Prices ' of 1857 DOHESTIG GOODS. i A full linaUt the, very "bottom of the market. . uaucoes o cents and upwards. Bleached Shirtings 6i cents and upwards. ) DRESS ' GOODS: Merinoes, PopUni: ; Empress Cloths, Alpacas and other popular fabrics in all: desirable Style and Colors, all of which will be sold at popula : . i Go tOTJCltE GHAT 84 for ETery- if 1 tlttng usually kept in 2tui First Class Dry Goods Ilouat. Goods 4 A splendid stock, conslsUng in part ot ults, : Tickings, Sheetings; Table Cloths, Table Dam asks,' Napkins, Doilies, Towels, and Toweling, from the ordinary qualities to the world rtnovned Barnesly . Qoodt I r.:tnit. Cloths and Embossed Table Covers in; wool and felt all colors,, and prices. i - j"- " - BLANKKTS. BLANKETS. A full stock White and Colored.,. A better blan-, ket for less money than any other Heuse in the State. Come and examine them and be con vinced. ' ? ; .: . rLANNEL Best malics. White and Colored, Plain and Twilled, vat prices mat cannot tail to piease. . o.v jrf CL0TIIG AllD PAtlT QOODG. .!.-;.'' .-. ' " -: .'-'toil? JriSiafc'A Broad Cloths. Doeskins, Cassimeres, Satinets, Tweeds, Kentucky Jeans and , a general assort ment for Men's and Boy's wear, at lowest Cash prices. .1 V WHITE GOODS. The best assortment and at lower prices than any other House in the whole South. r Knit Q-obds. Evening and Breakfast Shawls Alexandras, Son tags, Nubia3, Scarfs, Hoods, All quali fies and prices. v . 'r This Department Uke all others at this popular Establishment is complete. . i . All Wool Shawls 11 and upwards. II 0 0 1 E RY ATI D 0 LOVE S . ...... , ...t .j,.-' . ' Ladies' Hose and Gents' Socks 12 i cents and up wards. All grades at satisfactory prices. :r CORSETS AND "Hd6F JSKlRTS. An Imported Corset for 75 cents, . and a regular Une to the Finest French Corsets at f3 50. -Hoop Skirts 50c, 75c., fl, H 85, fl 50, $3, and upwards. Plain, Beaded, and Trimmed, the best goods in the market. from 5 cents.' to IlA.VMiEIl CUMEFS. In this Department may be found every variety. Plain, Embroidered, and Hem Stitch, 121 cents andupwards. , , , r ' J ' Gts); Fujiiisliing uoods. Modern Styles and Uvlng prices, v Fine Shirts and Underclothing for the Million. The best Paper Collar in the world, Linen Finish, Cloth Lined Bntton Holes and Magenta Edgs, not to be found at any other ' House in the city. Gentlemen caU and see them.- i HATS and CA?S ,v -;,L :r; Hi-?. iJ V:l--v.,Aw4.i -: Fashionable Shapes and Popular Styles. Call ' and see HAM1 LTON. Jr. It Is presumed If you take him he wUl getwetlt! . ; y L are coralaily inVited to call at f The Wilmington Regulator, and get posted up, and thereby saye time and money. : . , .. ; . , ,. , Everybody Tvantlng anything in THE JDilVK GOODS-UBTEv, wUl consult their own interest hy going to - 1 WALDRON'S, THE CILEAP STOIIE. I'HE'CIIEAi STORE. j- ', " I ' t t 'Vt,nCIIXSAF,:8TORE.' 34 Market Street, South Side, lletween Front and Second Streets IHT li tWt i i i I t As a particular favor, requests that his Friends and Customers come prepared with "Greenbacks:!, The times are.such that hereaf ter he cannot take Gold in payment for Goods. w r nnnv ' 1 noytt iALL Housekeeping 1 ,. i.'f i A 1! "I'
The Wilmington Post (Wilmington, N.C.)
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