Wilmington Daily Dispatch from Wilmington, North Carolina • Page 3

COMMERCIAL. LOCAL DEPARTMENT. EDUCATIONAL. SPECL1L NOTICES. BY TELEGRAPH.

For the Handkerchief. WILMINGTOlf MARKET. Tcesdat, January 9, 1866. The market to-day was unusually dull, which we suppose was owing to the extreme cold weather which has prevailed for the past two days. The only transactions of the day, were sales of 7 bales of middling cotton at 4345c, 20 casks spirits turpentine, (country packages) at 57tc and 5 casks (N.

T. pkgs.) 621c, for white. WHOLESALE PRICES CTJRIIENT. Tstcmdat, January 4, 1S66V Beeswax, 85(338 Wine, BEET CATTLB, 00(313 00; Barrels, Spirits New N. Y.

5 00(30 Madeira. 12 00216 00 Port 12 00gl4 00 iz 00tfi3 00 Rum. ,...11 00 2d hand do. 3 25s4, 00 Whiskey, Baggixo, Bourbon. 0 00(311 00 do.

16 00 13 0000 00 Gunny 34(5 222 35 23 45' 37, 34' COITBB, Java Laguyra Hitters, 11 00(200 00 Alpine. 8 5000 00 Rio Z2Ch ocyaoo oo 00(300 00 Limb. bbL2 3 00 St. Domin 302 Caxdlbs, Sperm 55' Adamant 23. Domestics, yd-, Sheeting Yarn bun.3 50(2 Fish, Mullets, 00 CO Molasses, 32, 00 00; N.

00 Sugar 53 Nails, 65 00 00 27; Cut 8 75(39 00 00; Wrought. .0 0 00 rBAXCTS, i bushel. .1 80 14 00, Potatoes, bbL, 2 25 4 00 Oak bbls.00 Pine 12 12 00' Irish 3 50(3 0000 00 Provisions, B. 00(200 00! 0015 00' Mackerel No. 1.

3 253 50j Herring, Nova Scotia: bbls 8 0O9 OO! ITerring, Smoked, I in boxes. Codfish 09 Hake 0S 09? Flour, Bacon, si. C. Hams. 25(S 30 Hoe Round.

20 25 Bacon. Western. Sides 18 15(a 16 HamsCanv .30 31 Pork, CityM'ss32 00(234 00 Family ..31 00(532 00 30 00( 00 00 00 45 30 00 32 00 00 20 17 00 10 5014 00 Super 18 75 9 50 Fine 0 OOQl 0 00 Beef 25 00 Butter, Goshen 50 Western 43 Cheese, E. D.28 State ...21 Lard, N. Western 30 GRArx, bush wncat.

wn.l 7 Wheat.red.l Corn, R. R.I Corn, ves. .1 Oats. Peas 00 Sugar, lb. 50(2 25 00 11 Crushed.

.21 1 Rice, 15(3? E. 10(2 Hat, Eastern New York.l 25 Porto 1( N. I 35 05 Sugar House 1( 00 17 Hides, Green. 04 1 Hav.Br'wn.l2t Salt, sack American. 3 00(3 Liverpool.3 00 Alum, bu.l 50 Dry 10 101 Hoop Iron, 175 00(2200 00 8 25 liquors, Whiskey.

..3 40 6 OO.Soap, fl Wolfs Sohitafps, Wnras Brown ..10 20 axd Liquors Schnapps, Tobacco, NC. and Va Manufae 20 50 tp 5015 00, L. fc fils, 15 00 Tallow, E.G( 7 Wood, Oak. 4 00( 00 00 50 50 3 00( Pine 3 00( Blackjack .5 00( 0000 00 Wilmington Money Market, January 4 brokers' buying rates. Exchange on New York, par.

pi. Carolina dodus oia sixes, wiin an ma coupons on since May, 1861,. 7o N. Carolina 50 Tennessee Coupons, 55 Virginia Coupons 35 S. Carolina Coupons.

35 BANK NOTES. BUTINO 1 SELLING i RATES, RATES. KAMES. 00.., 00.. 00...

00... 00... 00... 00... 00...

00... 00... 00... Silver Coupons BANK NOTES Cape Fear Bank of N. Farmer's Bank Merchants' Roxboro Charlotte Thomasville Lexington Miners' and Planters' Wilmington Wadesboro' Commerce 00 00 00( Commercial Greensboro Fayetteville Clarendon Washington Yancey ville 00.

oo. 00. 00. MARINE INTELLIGENCE. Tide Table.

CORRECTED BT G. W. WILLIAMS, HARBOR MASTER. Last quarter, Evening. New Moon, 16th 10.15 Morning.

First quarter, 24th aiorning. Full Moon, Jan. 31st, 1866 1:15 Morning. BCN RISES. 75(ct 2 00 50(2 1 65 15 1 20 00 1 10' 70(2 80 00(2 1 2 ..1 42....

38---- 30.... 25.... 25.... 20.... 18....

16.... 14.... 14.... 10.... iv(f suw Imook high sets.

sets. wat'r DATS. dispatches to tttb associated press. From Washington. CUnfJER AFRAID OF THE KID-flAPPERO.

Mr. Foorhccs Farors the President's PoUcj. CORRESPONDENCE ON MEXICAN AFFAIRS. From Europe. NEW YORK MARKETS.

Etc. Correspondence on Mexican Affairs. Washikgtox, January 9, 1866V The President sent reports to the House of Representatives to-day in response to the resolution of that body relative to Mexican affairs. They embrace much diplomatic correspondence on the subject, and are mainly to the effect that there was indisposition on the part of the United States to recognize any other Government in Mexico excepting presided over by Juarez, with which wo have so long been on terms of amity and friendship. CONGRESSIONAL.

Wa8hisgtoi, January 9, 1866. In the Senate, Mr. Sumner offered a resolution to protect freedmen from being kidnapped and carried to Cuba and Brazil, there to be held in davery. He read a letter from persons in Alabama, 6tating that this is so, and remarked that federal officers were among the guilty parties. He moved that the Committee on the Judiciary be instructed to inquire whether any further legislation is necessary to prevent the revival of the slave trade.

Mr. Davis had no doubt that Yankees were opening the slave trade. They would do so if they could make money. Resolution adopted. Mr.

Wilson gave notice that he would on Wednesday next call up the bill to increase and fix the number of men in the regular army. After an Executive session the Senate ad journed. In the House, Mr. Voorhees made a speech en dorsing the President's policy of restoration, and combatting the evils of Stevens' theory that the Southern States by war had ceased to exist. He contended that, the war having ceased, obedience to the laws was the only guarantee to representa tion and, in conclusion, expressed himself against the decision of protection to domestic manufactures.

Mr. Bingham replied to Mr. Voorhees, declaring the sentiment he uttered was such as kept alive the rebellion, and asserted that the President was in accord with Congress. From Europe. Halifax, January 9, 1866.

The Canada, from Queenstown on the 24th, has arrived. There was no market on the 23d. The correspondence between Mr. Adams and Lord Clarendon, has been published. The for mer suggested that when the Shenandoah ar rived at Liverpool, the British Government should have taken some action in regard to her crew.

Lord Clarendon states that the crew were all for eigners, and that there were no British subjects onboard. The Fenian trials and convictions still con tinue. The London Qlobe highly eulogizes General Grant's report, as an ablet clear and modest document, and says it does full justice to his oppo nents. New York Market. New York, January 186, Cotton declined lc.2c.

Gold 1381. A New "Way to Dispossess Tbkants nt New York. The coroners inquest on the bodies of Rosa and Francis Gughay, who came to their deaths by suffocation caused tho fumes of coal gas from a stove was concluded a few days since. It appears from the evidence offered at the inquest that the premises No. 597 Grand street, were being improved, and the apartments occupied by the Gughay family were required to complete such improvements.

The agent of the landlord wished the family to move, but they de clined doing so. Finding persuasion of no avail, he ordered a mason to stop their flues with a stone, at the same time warning them ef the fact The smoke and gas from the stove being unable to nass ud the chimney, accumulated in the room occupied by the deceased, eausing their deaths. The jury brought in a verdict holding- the agent esponsible for the deaths of these two persons, and he will be held to await the action of the grand jury. T. Time.

Death or a Noted 3Iak. Thomas B. Stillman, died at Plainfield, N. recently, of oneumonia. in the 60th year of his age.

De ceased, along with Rev. Dr. Nott, was the founder of the famous Novelty Works, New York, and hM sometimes been called the father of coastwise navigation in this country, having established the first line of steamships on our coast the South. ernerand Northerner, carrying passengers and freight between New York and Charleston. EST" An Offer late-offered his services to the authorities of Naples nurse the cholera patients in the hospitals, but to the Syndic of the city would not permit him thus to expose himself to danger.

Vetr Crop Ctiba CARGO per Brig John Balch, daily expected. For sale by WORTH DANIEL, jan 9 80-3t LIME. wm ONE THOUSAND CASKS Fresh Stone iimj for sale at lowest rates by Trinity College, CV THE NEXT SESSION WILL COMMENCE on the 11th of January, and close on the second Thursday hi June. The College has been reorganized, relarnished, and is every way placed in a proper condition. At present, board will be $15 per mouth in currency tuition and other expenses at the usual rates.

All expenses to be paid in advance. A daily hack will run from the txmege to iiign roint, on the r(. u. Kauroad. For further information, address the undersigned.

B. CRAVEN, President Jan 7S-law4w CLINTON FEMALE INSTITUTE. THE TWENTY-SEVENTH SESSION of this Institute will commence on MONDAY, JANUARY 8, 18G. The present faculty (the same as that of former is composed of teachers or experience, fidelity and eminent talent in the profession. The services of Prof.

8TRADELLA and lady are still in the departments of Music and Painting. The terms are upon the tpecis basit, and exclusive of washing and lights. Board per twenty-four weeks $60. Tuition in English $12, $13, $34. Music $30.

Oil Painting $20. Drawing $12. For further particulars address the Principal. C. GRAVES, A.

Principal. janl 73-2m Jight School Re-Opened. I WILL RE-OPEN MY SCHOOL AT NIGHT, for the benefit of young men engaged in business during the day, on the 1st of January, 1866. Every exertion will be used to make the exercises interesting and instructive, and young men will find it to their interest to avail themselves of this opportunity. Terms Four ($4) dollars per month, in advance.

8chool Room at corner of Fifth and Princess streets. JNO. C. McLEOD. dec 21 64-tf JFRJUYK 19.

STTAW, No. NORTH FRONT STREET, WILMINGTON, N. RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES THAT HE resumed business at the NEW SOUTHERN BOOKSTORE, (Next south of Hedrick Ryan's,) where he will be pleased to supply the depands of the public for any article in his line, at the Lowest Cash Rates to be found in the city. My stock consists, in part, 'of the following Miscellaneous and Standard Works, School Books, Blank Books, Plain and Fancy Stationery, Albums, Bibles, Prayer Books, Writing Desks, Instrumental and Vocal Music, Periodicals, Engravings, Lithographic fc Photograhic Pictures, Fancy Articles of all kinds, and a general assortment of everything appertaining to the Book and Stationery Business. Sole agent for North Carolina of Bufford's celebrated Lithographing and Publishing House.

Goods bouglit at Lowest New York cash prices, and sold on the same terms. Additions to stock received by every 6teamer. jan 6 78-3m Ijadiesy Depository TO BE OPENED IN WILMINGTON, WHERE all kinds of fancy and other work will be received and disposed of to the best advantage to any who may deposit articles with them for sale. In connection with the above, there will be a MILLINERY AND DRESS-MAKING DEPARTMENT, In which the services of competent persons will be imported and secured. They will be in the constant receipt of Bonnets, Hats, and will keep Ribbons, Flowers, Feathers, and all kinds of Fancy Trimmings for millinery and dresS-mak-tnrr Tiv hnnp hv attention to business, taste.

judgment and promptness in executing commis sions entrusted to tnem; wim reasonauic cuargce, to secure success in their establishment. MRS. E. A. PURNELL, MRS.

S. P. HOWARD, jan 9 80-tf James McCormick WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM HIS friends that, on and after this, no goods will be delivered to any person without the money. It is a matter of necessity with me to insert this notice. Parties who owe me will please settle their bills immediately, as it will save me a great deal of unpleasantness with the parties from whom I bought the goods.

J. MCCORMICK, jan 78-lw Felt and Wool Hats. A COMPLETE LINE OF FELT AND WOOL HATS, at NEW YORK JOBBING PRICES, At S. M. SIMPSON'S, Wholesale Dealer in TDry G-oods, Etc, Nos.

33 and 35 Market street, And Nos. 1 and 4 Front street, N. B. corner. Jan 6 78-tf SALT.

SALT. ONE THOUSAND SACKS LIVERPOOL Ground SALT, largest size, for 6ale very low, from wharf, by WORTH A DANIEL, jaa 0 80-3t COAL HAS ARRIVED. PARTIES LEAVING THEIR ORDERS AT the Custom House, or at the Coal Yard foot of Ann street, will be promptly supplied. W.L. DeROSSET.

jan 9 80-lw ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY REAMS WRAPPING PAPER, assorted sixes, at 11 13 Front street. CHA8. D. MYERS, Agent. jan 9 80-tf ONE HUNDRED CASES Men's, Women's and Children's BOOTS AND 8HOE3, every quality, at lower prices than can be bought else where.

CHAS. D. MYERS, Agent, 11 and 13 Front street, jan 9 80-tf T7IFTY CASES Men's and Boy's FUR AND JL WOOL HATS, every quality, at lower prices than they can be bought in the State. CHAS. D.

MYERS, Agent, 11 and 13 Front street. ian9 80-tf ITAVITJUST RECEIVED A QUARTER PIPE very fine Old French BRANDY. CHAS. D. MYERS, Agent, 11 and 13 Front street.

jan 9 80-tf A FULL SUPPLY BAKER'S OLD RYE WHISKEY, always on hand. CHAS. D. MYERS, Agent, 11 and 13 Front street. jan 9 80-tf ATE DE FOI GRAS.

At GEO. MYERS, 11 and 13 Front street, CHAS. D. MYERS, Agent jan 9 80-tf i UPERIOR TABLE OIL, At 11 and 13 Front street. CHAS.

D. MYERS, Agent. SO-tf Jant WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1S66. LARGEST CIRCULATION THE CITY. TO ADVERTISERS.

Our advertising patrons will confer a faror hr marking on their advertisements the num ber of insertions desired, as well as the space, or number of squares, they wish them to occupy. Divine services will be celebrated at St. James' Church next Sandaj at. 10 o'clock A. and at Ti P.

M. Zir The Right Reverend, the Bishop of North Carolina, will administer the Apostolic rite of Confirmation at SL 'James' Church next Sunday night. The Case and McGill. Daring the latter part of the last 'fall, the two above mentioned citizens of Bladen, were tried hciore a military commission in this eity, upon the charge of murdering a man by the name of Sykes, from the same county. Mai.

McMillan and Mr. McGill, are gentlemen well known in their community as among the first in respecta bility, correctness of deportment, politeness and Kindness to all. i nVc do not know what sentence was passed upon them, but their numerous friends will be gratified to learn that Congress recently called for a copy of the proceedings in their case, and that recent reliable private information just re ceived, induces the hope and belief that all will well with them, and that soon we will have the pleasure of greeting them restored to their usual libcrtv. ef As. a general thing we don't like to bet in fact, we are decidedly opposed to all sorts of gambling but on this occasion we are willing to wager thirteen dollars, Confederate currency, that we can show more cats and mors kinds of Vats, in an area of seven feet square in the rear of the Dispatch" office, about 4 o'clock in the morn ing, than can be found on the same amount of territory in any other town in North Carolina, outside of Clinton.

We ain't going to bet against on on eats nary time for we lived there onc, and happen to know that if there is any one in all the used to be "so-called Confederate States" where cats do most congregate, Clinton is the place. But leaving Clinton out of the lists, wc will assert, without the fear of successful contradiction, that we saw the biggest pile of cats in the rear of our office yesterday morning, that owr came together in this country. Gracious, weren't they thick! From the huge Miittrs to the old maid's brhidle, there they were, firmly locked in one long, loving embrace, when one of our devils, without the fear of a eaf-astro-phe beforo his eyes, and against the peace and dignity of the harmonizing felines, shied a brick into tho covey, and such a far-erwauling and attering of cats was never seen in this town before. We fear, however, that they have only flisperscd until the arrival of reinforcements, and conGdently expect to see them massed this morn-ihc more heavily than ever. In the meantime, who will take the bet Capt.

E. J. Hale, Jk. We call attention to the card of Capt. E.

J. Hale in our advertising columns. He is now connected with the house of Romme, Dcnkle, Joiinstox fc dealers in hats, caps, furs, parasols, 570 Broadway, New York; and is prepared to receive orders for anything in their line. We bespeak for Capt. Hale a large patronage.

This is an unnecessary request to those who know him but to those who do not know him, we take pleasure in recommending him as a gentleman in whom they ran rely. Any order placed, in his hands, will be filled honestly and faithfully, and to the entire satisfaction of his patrons. The very soul of honor and integrity, he will never recommend an article above its value; and to any who may fa- vor hira with their patronage, we will guarantee satisfaction in every particular. iST" The train on the Wilmington and YVeldon Railroad which should have brought the Northern mail on yesterday ran off the track near Enfield, on its upward trip, and of course we hare had to content ourselves with reading none, else but papers South of this place. We presume that the regular train will arrive this morning, when all will go on smoothly as before." We are glad to know that no damage to passengers or car? resulted from the "running off this track." Everybody takes the Dispatch, and so does the enterprising- William-goat that ruminates arouud Market street, and the river front.

We saw Billy in the market yesterday, devouring with very much gusto, one of our Evening's edition, and have no doubt that he digested the entire contents with infinite satisfaction. We had heard of Sir William's fastidiousness before, but until the evidence of yesterday, was not aware that his taste was orthodox. Well, Billy's no iron-clad," but he's a knowing goat, and if he only progresses as he seems to promise, is bound to be rampant to the last. Bully for Billy. Watch Your Metres.

We would call the attention of those of our city readers" who are consumers of gas. to tho fact that the feeble light which is at present vouchsafed them will be entirely extinguished should they neglcet the precautionary measure of putting spirits of some kind in their metres during this extreme cold weather. But then, the question arises whether it will pay to put in the spirits, and wl.etheryou can get some that will not freer e. 1 We would suggest the propriety of buing Baker whiskey or alcohol, and putting it in immediately. SmxGLEs.

Wm. L. offers ten thousand contract shingles for sale. See advertisement. Situatiox-Wakted.

A young man, now a resident of Fayetteville, desires a clerkship in Wilmington. See advertisement. A Card from tfie See the card oMhe pilots in this Salt. Kidder Martin offer two thousand sacks Liverpool salt for sale. See advertisement; Administrator's Sale On Tuesday, the 30th day of January, at the late residence of Thomas Williams, five miles from Wilmington, all the perishable property belonging to his estate will be sold.

The plantation will be rented at the same time until the 1st of January, 1867. See advertisement. Wisdom for tiie New Year. Keep-out of debt Pay as you go. Buy nothing except the money is in your pocket Have no account current at the grocers or butchers.

Go withori new clothes till you can par tor them. Gh your note of hand to nobody. Zsshtw cr4i- THE WEEKLY DISPATCH, About- the 1st day of January neL we will commence the publication of the WEEKLY DISPATCH. It will contain all the choice readhr matter of the Datlt, full and correct REPORTS OF THE MARKETS, and the LATEST NEWS received by telegraph, or otherwise, up to the hour of going to pre. Terms, Cask in Advance.

For One Year For Six Months 2 OO No subscriptions received for a leas period than six months. No paper sent from the i unless paid for in advance Parties sending Ten subscribers, with the money, will be entitled to a copy of the Wexxxt grati. Our books being now open for subscriptions, we will thank our friends in the country for any assistance they may render us In obtaining subscribers. BARRY BERNARD. Wilmington, N.

November 30, 1865. W. II. LIPPITT, DRUGGIST AXD CHEMIST. Always on hand a full and select supply of PURE MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, DYE STUFFS, PERFUMERY, SOAPS, BRUSHES, FANCY ARTICLES, etc Prescriptions accurately and neatly compounded.

No. 55 Market street. P. 8. Store open from 6 A M.

to P. M. Persons wishing prescriptions compounded at night will please call at my residence on Second street, between Dock and Orange. oct 9 l-6m SHIPPING. NEW YORK AND WILMINGTON.

WEEKLY LINE OF STEAMERS. STARLIGHT Pedrick. COMMANDER Tkrbt. FREIGHT FOR THE ABOVE STEAMERS will be received at the Covered Wharf, foot of Chesnut street, at any time, and forwarded FREE OF CHARGE. Freight from New York always delivered immediately on arrival, in good order, without regard to weather.

liUKAvjxj yi. BAKU Ageni. dec 30 72-tf FOR NEW YORK. Commercial Hiine. Steamer FAIRBANKS Capt.

POWELL. Steamer W. P. CLYDE Capt. ROBBINS.

Steamer WASHINGTON CHICHESTER. WILL. SAIL every FIVE (5) DAYS NEW YORK. Jb'or Ireight or passage, having superior accommodations for passengers, apply to BRADLEY fe WOEHLER, Agents, North Water street, between Chesnut and Mulberry, Wilmington, N. C.

C. H. PIERSON, Agent, 77 South street, New York. dec 16 C0-3m Wilmington, N. Nov.

8, 1865. PARTIES having goods on board steamers ar-rivinrr hr in th nndfrRitmed- are reouested either to attend to the receipt of the goods in person, or designate the drayman authorized to receive them. II ARRIS fc HOWELL. nov 9 28-tf AUCTION SALES. PRESIDENT'S OFFICE, Wilmington fc Mancuesteb R.

R. Wilmington, N. January 1, 1SGG. STEAMER FOR SALE. WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION, AT Wilmington, North Carolina, on February 8, 18CC, the wreck of the steamer W.

W. HARLLEE. This steamer is a double-end iron ferryboat, and formerly plied between the depot of this Company and that of the Wilmington and Weldon Kail-road. She was burnt on the occupation of Wilmington by the United States forces in February last. The hull is not materially injured.

The boiler was uninjured, and can be made as good as new with slight repairs. The other parts of the machinery are complete in the boat, and but slightly injured. The boat was 105 feet long, 24 feet breadth of beam 7 feet depth of hole, and drew four feet of water. Beam engine, low pressure, diameter of cylinder 26 inches, length of stroke 8 feet. She could be overhauled and repaired here, or carried elsewhere, by decking for that purpose.

The boat can be seen at Wil7 mingtou. Terms cash. For further particulars apply to the undersigned. HENRY M. DRANE, President, jan 2 75-tF8 REAL ESTATE.

Valuable Lands to Lease. THE lands belonging to the estate of Major JOHN WALKER, deceased to-wit: THE ROCKY POINT PLANTATION, containing 1,600 acres 800 acres cleared, with good dwelling house and outhouses, situated on North East river, 15 miles from Wilmington. These lands are perhaps the best in the country for the production of grain, peanuts and cotton. ALSO A RICE PLANTATION, on the Cape Fear, seven miles above Wilmington, in Brunswick county; about 160 acres of Rice Lana and 60 of up-laod, cleared, with good improvements. Also, the whole of SMITH'S ISLAND, lying between New Inlet and the mouth of Cape Fear, containing several thousand acres, with 200 or 300 acres cleared.

SAMUEL J. PERSON, Agent for the Executors, jan 5 77-tf For Sale. I WISH to dispose of my BAKERY, situated on Second between Market and Dock streets, with the BRICK BUILDING annexed. ALSO That valuable and very desirable residence adjoining and known as theWILKINS HOUSE. Apply to A.

LESMAN. jan 4 76-lw Second Hand Spirit Casks. 200 PRniE SELECTEI4 For sale at reduced prices, by A. IL VANBOKKELWN. dec 7 -tf A Most Exquisite, Delicate, And Fra-gTant Perfume, Distilled from -he Ha.ro and Beautiful Flower from rhich it takes its name.

Manufactured only by IIIALO. SON. KKWYOR1C. BEWARE OF COOTITEBFEITS. ASK FOR FnALOJTB-TAK 50 CTllER.

Bold by Drag tou fentraUri dec 12 HELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU, For Weakness win from Indiscretion. Thiexhsustsd powers of Nature which are accomrantol 1 so many ahu-miog anionf watch will be foaod Indisposition to Exert too, Loss of. Memory, sksfulnn Horror of Itisrssr, or Forebodings of EU; la tact, Cntrersai Lassitude, lYorUstton, o4 inabll ty to soUr into lbs enjoyments of sortety. Tfce Constitution, once sflVcted wtlh Organ Wtaknmt, requires lbs skd of Medicine to mt 1 iwrigarasi 0 tyilrm, which itEUIOOID-S EXTRACT 3UCBU ta-Tsrisbly does. If no treatment is submitted kCoa-sumption or ensues.

HELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACUUCHU, In affections peculiar to 44 chalks," Is ut equaled by any other preparation, as in Chloral or Retention, Palnfulnoe, or SuppnYsion of Customary I racuaUons, Ulcerated or fVhirras Ptate of the Clems ad all complaints incident to the set, whether arising Yom habile of dissipation, imprudence in, or tbe declixs or change In UTe. HELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU AXD IMPROVED ROSE WASH Will ralically exterminate from the tfUm Diseases arim? from Ilibiti of pmmpatlon at liUltttpmte, lUtU or no ehane it wo or rrp iurt uvrlin: those unjlvuant and d. ngtrout mie, CV; tuba, and Mrrcuiy, In all tbre seasos. USE IIEIiMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU all Insr.wft of those org whether aiUtiag In ti: or F. fm i'e," from tchxUrer catU4 triginuinj, an I no hmo long Uanding.

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Such a remedy that could be rel long been soogbt for, and now, for tbe fir public have one on wbirb tbey cao depend, here does not admit of certificates to show bat the trial of a single bottle will show the 'the body; kle la the on, has lien, the Our space its effete. ick that It ver taken. irillaa-liled has virtues surpassing anything they have Two tableepoonful of tbe Extract of fmrfap to a pint of water is equal to the IJtboa Met one bottle is fully eq'ial to a gallon of the ft; saparilla, or the dccoclioa as usually made. Ormk.aad rnp of far- iiTrci jo are aleo la i and rathe land, a ered as la- THESE EXTRACTS HAVE HYX.S All USE IN THE UNITED KTAXE4 A RUT, and very general use in all tbe State IKiSlir.tL LIC SANITARY throughout well as in Private practice, and are ccifll valuable remedies. Set Medical Prrpaiia of FROM DISPENSATORY OF THE UNITED FTATK.

See Frofaascr Dnrn's valuable works on be PractMe fpbvtle. 6e remarks mad bf the lata celebrated Dr. ratc, crnuiadelphia. See remarks made by Dr. EraaaiK M'Do six.

a cle bra ted Fbystcuuiandl Member of tbe Roy si Surgeons, Ireland, and pub lis hod In tbe Tra taarttme nf the King and Queen's Journal. 8e CUntrgieal Reximm, publi! by ltw xrs Txavna, Fellow of Royal College of fr Sea inostoc tb tats Staadard Works of 1ktne. ZXTBXCT BTXHU, Sold by aU DruftitU. PRINCIPAL DEPOT DSTJO ASD CBZ2SCiX WABZ3I0U8. BE0ADWAY.

dec 12 2aw2m F. .31. AGOSTINI, Xo. 1G Market street IN addition to his other larpe and ell selected stock has now on hand and for salt 10,000 Sweet Oranrrcs, 40 Barrels Apples, 40 Barrels Potatoes. 40 Barrels Yellow Onions, jan 4 TO-lw.

100 RIDING SADDLE, I7IFTT setta Double and Single Harness; 200 kegs Nails, assorted SO doz. each, 8hovels, Spades, aid Scoojm 80 groaa Table and Pocket Cutle 7. For sale at WILSON'S Hardware and Harness Establishment, Market street, near tho hart Jan. 80-2t 5:5 morn. 2:36 5:5 0:46 3:41 5:6 1:47 4:40 5:7 i 2:50 5:31 5:7 3:48 6:17 5:8 4:45 6:57 5:9 i 5:39 7:33 8 Monday Q.Tuesday HiThursday.

12 Friday 13 7:5 7:5 7:5 7:5 7:5 7:4 7:4 High water at Wilmington 2 hours 53 minutes later than at the bar. PORT OF WILM I NGTON. Tuesday, January 9, 1866. ARRIVED. Steamer A.

P. Hurt, Skinner, master, from Fayetteville, to Worth A Daniel. CLEARED. Brig Henry Means, Hall, master, for New York, by Russell Ellis. Brig Georgia, Holt, master, for Charleston, wStVi inward A.mn Af V.v Rnaaoll Ar.

F.llift. Schooner Charlotte, Chaplain, master, for cnarieston, by Andrews carain. DOMESTIC RECEIPTS. i i RECEIPTSHY RAILROAD. 1 1 i Per WrLMrsGTOTf fe Weldon Railroad.

1063 bbls. rosin, 4 bbls crude turpentine, to Harriss Howell, Fiulayson fc EXPORTS. COASTWISE. Per Brto Hekrt Means. 110,000 feet lumber.

Per Schooner Charlotte. 27 bbls. crude turpentine, 20,000 feet lumber. BY RITER BOATS, FLATS, Per Steamer A. P.

Hurt. 15 bales cotton, 180 bbls. rosin, to Murray fc Murchison, Worth Daniel. HOTEL ARRITAtS. City Hotel, January 0 1866.

Alex. Johnson, Fayetteville Wm. Norwood, Jr Richmond; Robert Mitchell, Fayetteville W. J. Sncad, Nat Ex.

A. J. Galloway, Goldsboro; S. R. Robbins, Smithville; L.

T. Everett, W. and C. R. J.

J. Wortham, Horry, S. C. W. J.

Maultsby, Flemington G. Moon, Bladen; W. H. Pettcway, Wilmington. For Sale.

THREE HUNDRED EMPTY SPIRIT BARRELS. KIPDZR Jfe MARTIN, jamt 7t WORTH DANIEL. jan 9 16 to 120. "IXTY CAULDRONS, ranging from 16 to 120 5 galloas, for sale by JOHN DAWSON. Jaa9 ior eas only..