Wilmington directory, 1871

John A. Campbell, Timothy Bloodworth. Thomas Bloodworth, Caleb Granger. Timothy Bloodworth, Jas. Bloodworth. Timothy Bloodworth. Jas. Bloodworth. Timothy Bloodworth, Jas. Bloodworth. Jas. Bloodworth, John Pugh Williams. Jas. Bloodworth, John Pugh Williams. Thomas Devane, Jr., Timothy Bloodworth, John Pugh Williams, Thomas Devane.

H use of Commons.

Timothy Bloodworth, John A. Campbell, John Pugh Williams. John A. Campbell, John G. Scull, Timothy Bloodworth.

John A. Campbell, John A. Campbell, William H. Hill, Jas. Bloodworth, Jas. Bloodworth, John Hill, John Hill, John Hill, John Hill, Samuel Ashe, Samuel Ashe, Samuel Ashe, John Bloodworth, John Hill, Samuel Ashe, Samuel Ashe, Thomas Devane, William Hill, David Jones, David Jones, David Jones, James Larking, Bichard Nixon, Samuel Ashe, George Fennell, George Fennell, Thomas Devane, Thomas Devane, Thomas Devane, Thomas Devane, Thomas Devane, Thomas Devane, Owen Holmes,

Thomas Devane, George Moore. Timothy Bloodworth, James Larkins. Timothy Bloodworth, James Larkins. David Jones, John Gambier Scull. Samuel Ashe, Alexander D. Moore. Samuel Ashe, Alexander D. Moore. Alex. D. Moore, James Larkins. Thomas Hill, Samuel Ashe. Alex. D. Moore, Samuel Ashe. Timothy Bloodworth, Bichard Nixon. Bichard Nixon, James Larkins. James Foy, Franklin T. Bloodworth. Jas. Foy,*F. T. Bloodworth. Eichard Nixon, F. T. Bloodworth. Bicbard Nixon, Boger Moore. Wm. W. Jones, Hinton James. Wm. W. Jones, Hinton James. Hinton James, David Jones. David Jones, Joseph Lamb. Joseph Lamb, John D. Jonea Joseph Lamb, George Fennell. Geo. Fennell, Joseph Parrish. Joel Parrish, Geo. Fennell. Geo. Fennell, Joel Parrish. Owen Filiyaw, Joel Parrish. Joseph Lamb, Ed. St. George. Joseph Lamb, John Bunting. - Jos. Lamb, John Bunting. Jobn Walker, Abel Morgan. Abel Morgan, EliL. Larkins. Joseph Lamb, S. Sidbury. Stokely Sidbury, Jos. A. Hill. Jos. Lamb, Wm. Watts Jones. John Kerr, Wm. Watts Jones. John Kerr, Wm. Watts Jones. John Kerr, Wm. S. Larkins. Wm. S. Larkins, Patrick Murphy. Wm. S. Larkins, Thomas Hill. Thomas Hill, Louis H. Marsteller. L. H. Marsteller, Stephen Begister. L. H. Marsteller, Stephen Begister. Charles Henry, John B. Walker.

Louis H. Marsteller, John B. Walker, Charles Henry.

Charles Henry, Jas. T. Miller, Evan Larkins,

Wm. S. Larkins, Jas. T. Miller, James Kerr.

Wm. S. Larkins, Jeremiah Nixon, David Mclntire.

Owen Holmes, Jeremiah Nixon, David Mclntire.

Wm. S. Ashe, Edward Hall, Thomas H. Williams.

James Kerr, Bobert Strange, Jr., John A, Corbett.

Years. Senate. House of Commons.

1054. Chven Fennel!, Thos. K. Williams, Dugald McMillan.

The late Southern war put an end to the old time prosperity of the place, and drew a line of demarcation between Wilmington as it was and Wilmington as it is, almost as distinctly as if a new city had been built upon the site of the old one. Old time institutions were swept away by it, old theories abolished, and an entirely new one inaugura- ted. Pray God that it may prove as happy and as prosperous as was the old.

The first overt act of war was made on the 16th day of April, 1861, when the forts below here, then only Caswell and Johnston, were seized by order of His Excellency, John W. Ellis, Governor of the State. The troops engaged in this undertaking were all volunteer or- ganizations from this city, and were as follows : Wilmington Light In- fantry, Capt. Wm. L. DeRosset; Wilmington Rifle Guards, Capt. 0. P. Meares; German Volunteers, Capt. C. Cornehlson; and the Cape Fear Light Artillery, Capt. John J. Hedrick ; all under command of Col. John L. Cantwell, of 22d Regiment North Carolina Militia. On the 20th of May the Convention, which had assembled at Raleigh, passed the Ordinance of Secession, and shortly afterwards the Wil- mington companies were relieved from duty at the forts. The Wil- mington Light Infantry were first detached, and were sent to Federal (the Confederate) Point to build a battery there, which should com- mand New Inlet Bar. This battery was built, and was by them called Bolles' battery, in honor of Major C. P. Bolles, the engineer who su- perintended its construction. During the month of June the Rifle Guards and the German Volunteers were relieved by other companies, and were sent to. Wilmington to recruit their ranks, preparatory to en- tering into a regimental organization. In the meantime other compa- nies were being raised here for service, the young men of the town, and those from the country around here, flocking in to answer the call for troops. They came from all directions, and were from all classes,

*G. Z. French elected to All the vacancy occasioned by the election of J. (J. Abbot to tbe United States Senate.

the patriotic young men of the Cape Fear vieing with each other in the eagerness with which they took up arms at the cry of the mother State, until gradually the life and youth and strength of the place all left us to do battle in Virginia, and until, finally, old men, and women and children, department officers and men, speculators from abroad, and a fsw exempts into the, in £he vernacular of the times, "bomb- proof" made up the resident population of Wilmington.

The importance of this port, as a port, was not, it seems, lost upon the Confederate Government even as early as the first year of the war. Generals Gatlin, Anderson and French were successively placed in command, yet but little was done to complete tbe defences of the place until the month of November, 1862, when the lamented General W. H. C. Whiting was placed in command of the Department. Then, indeed, the work began in earnest, and Whiting, who ranked as one of the best engineers in the world, threw every energy of his mind and body into the work before him. The period for inaction had passed away. The Federal Government was already casting longing eyes towards this place, and there was much to be done to make us ready to receive them. The works at Fort Fisher, which had been commenced in 1861, were vigorously urged forward to completion; Smith's Island was cleared, and foundations for forts laid there ; Fort Pender, at Smith - ville, was built, and soon the guns of Fort Anderson, first called Fort St. Phillip - the last great work of the defences to yield to the Federal hands - frowned from the heights of old Brunswick. For more than two years General Whiting was in command of this post, and during that time he worked unceasingly to complete the chain of Cape Fear defences. In addition to the forts We have named above, other and smaller batteries were planted at every available point, and obstructions and torpedoes lined the bed of the river.

During the year 1864 Wilmington had become the great point through which intercourse could be had with the outside world, and, consequently, it ranked that year as the most important commercial de- pot ia the entire Confederacy. The amount of business transacted here by means of the low, swift English blockade-runners was enormous, especially so when it is considered that the Federal Government kept up a close and unceasing blockade of the entire coast, by night as well as by day. This, however, proved totally inefficient, the daring block- aders, with their low, grey painted hulls, and without a light to be seen from stem to stern of the steamer, oftentimes running, during a dark night, within pistol shot of one of the grim sentinels of the coast, and bringing in those supplies so greatly needed by the Confederate govern-

ment for a successful continuation of the war. It is greatly to be re- gretted that the statistics of the operations of these blockade runners have been lost to us, as they would furnish matter of much interest to all ; but from private memoranda we have been furnished with an ac- count, as follows, of the arrivals at this port, which is not exact, but which only approximates the actual number.

Notwithstanding the above facts, however, there was no demonstra- tion made against the place until very near the close of the year 1864. On December 23d, 1864, the Federal fleet appeared in the offing oppo- site Fort Fisher, and that night Butler's Yankee toy, a boat containing 20,000 pounds of powder, was drifted in near the works and fired. The explosion was terrific, and is described by those who witnessed it from the fort as one of the most magnificent gratuitous displays of fire works that they had ever beheld. The concussion was very great, but no damage whatever was occasioned by it. The next day, Christmas Eve, the Federal war vessels, fifty-two in number, ranged themselves in line of battle opposite the fort, and about noon opened a most furi- ous bombardment. This continued for five hours, when the fleet with- drew. The next day the bombardment was resumed, and, under cover of the guns of the fleet, a force was landed and an attempt made to storm the fort. The heroic defenders, however, succeeded in driving back their assailants, and the Federal forces drew off, defeated and dis- comfited, and having expended over twenty thousand shot and shell in the vain endeavor to subdue the fort. The next day the fleet sailed to the North.

Yet the relief was only temporary, for, on the 13th day of January, 1865, the Federal fleet -again and suddenly appeared before the fort in a threatening attitude. They had arrived stealthily, and "like a thief, in the night," and early in the morning succeeded in landing a strong force. Unfortunately Hoke's division, which had been held here for the defence of the post, was at that time in Wilmington, and when they arrived at the scene, by a forced march, found the enemy entrenched entirely across the peninsula, from ocean to river. General Whiting, who was in Wilmington at the time, hurried to the fort at the first news of the appearance of the enemy. About noon of the 13th the fleet opened fire, and a bombardment even more terrific than

the previous one soon ensued. The deluge of shot and shell was so terrific that it was impossible to man some of the guns, and the ma- jority of the garrison were driven to 'the bomb-proofs for protection. From noon of the 18th until 3 o'clock of the afternoon of the 15th, the terrific fire was continued without intermission. At the last named hour the fire of the fleet was suddenly raised, and the land forces were discovered moving forward, in two columns, to the attack of different parts of the fort. One of these, moving up the line of sea beach, was easily repulsed, but the other, which advanced by the river front, suc- ceeded in entering the fort. Here, for six hours, and in an almost hand to hand conflict, and fighting from terrace to terrace, was the con- flict continued. The brave Whiting, and the gallant Col. Wm. Lamb, the commandant of the fort, were everywhere, cheering on the men by their presence and example, but it was in vain. Overpowered by num- bers the last terrace was torn from the hands of the brave defenders, and they were forced beyond the enclosure of the fort. They retreated to the batteries on the shores of New Inlet, and at midnight, there being no means of escape at hand, General Whiting was compelled to surrender his liltte band of heroes to General Terry as prisoners of war. Both Whiting and Lamb were badly wounded in this engage- ment. The latter recovered, but the gallant Whiting died on Gover- nor's Island, in New York harbor, where he was at the time confined as a prisoner of war.

The concluding portion of the tale is soon told. Fort Fisher fell, and the same night Fort Caswell and the other works at the mouth of the river were destroyed, and their garrisons withdrawn to Fort Ander- son. Hoke, in the meantime, unable to succor Fort Fisher, had fallen back on the peninsula to within about four miles of Wilmington, where he strongly entrenched himself. Thus, Hoke on the left and Ander- son on the right, succeeded in stemming the tide of invasion until, on the 17th of February, a portion of the Federal fleet steamed up the river and opened fire upon Fort Anderson - Schofield, in the meantime, moving up from Smithville with a land force, intending to flank the fort. This necessitated its evacuation, and on the 19th, before day, the guns were spiked and the little garrison retreated on Wilmington, reaching the place that night. They were closely pursued, and the following day, about noon, a detachment of Federal troops could be plainly seen from the city advancing along the causeway on Eagle's Island. A Whit worth piece was quickly brought up, and a shell, fired from the head of the Market House, was sent over to welcome them here. When the smoke arose they had gone, but an action ensued between their skirmishers and our own, which was witnessed

by many in the city. Early on the morning of the 22d Hoke reached Wilmington, and a junction was effected with the troops from Fort Anderson. The city was then evacuated, the stores having been re- moved or destroyed on the previous day. The Federal troops pressed closely upon the heels of our ragged Confederates, who at last turned and thrashed them. This was in a little fight at the bridge over North East river, nine miles from the city, and was the last time that the North and the South crossed arms in the Gape Fear country. Two months afterwards the war had closed.

Wilmington has always enjoyed a good trade, and has ever been a public spirited, enterprising town. There are less idlers here, in pro- portion to the size of the place, than can be found in any Atlantic city, and the stirring, moving aspect of its people give it always a busy appearance. It has always engaged a good trade with the West India islands, exporting thence lumber, shingles, staves, naval stores, &c, and receiving in return the products of that clime. The intercourse with New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore has been steady and con- stant, there being at this time regular packet lines plying to and from these ports. These leave here with the various exports of the country, and return laden with miscellaneous merchandise for almost every want of every day life. Some idea maybe formed of the business of the place by the following

Comparative Statement ce Expobts, Both Coastwise and Foreign, from the port of Wilmington, N. C, for compiled from the columns of the Daily Journal.

Spirits Turpentine, bbls Crude Turpentine, bbls.

Rosin, bbls

Tar, bbls

Pitch, bbls

Cotton, bales

Cotton Yarn, bales

Cotton SheetiDg, bales. .

Pea Nuts, bushels

Staves, Cypress =

Staves, Oak

It will be seen by the above that the export of naval stores, both coastwise and foreign, except in one instance, has fallen off greatly du- ring the past decade, while, on the contrary, there has been a heavy increase, say about 120 per cent., in the shipments of cotton from this port. This is due, mainly, to the fact that during the past year, and in the country supplying this city, every interest was made subservient to the culture of cotton. Even the production of turpentine was of sec- ondary importance compared with the zeal with which cotton was planted, so that Wilmington, the greatest naval store depot in the world, only exported coastwise one and one-third barrels of spirits tur- pentine to the bale of cotton ; that is to say, the number of bales of cot- ton exported was 75 per cent, of the number of barrels of spirits tur-

Among the- public edifices, stand pre-eminent those of the City Hall and Thalian Hall, which are different buildings, although they present, together, one front on Princess street. Both of them are public prop- erty, and are under the control of the Mayor and Board of Aldermen. The City Hall building is most eligibly situated near the central portion of the city, and is a fine large building, built of brick, but stuccoed in imitation of brown stone ; is in the Corinthian style of architecture, and is composed of the City Hall proper above, and various offices be- low, with the guard rooms, cells, &c, in the basement. The Hall room is large and commodious, and is capable of holding a vast assem- blage. The Thalian Hall building, adjoining and connecting with that of the City Hall, is, in the interior, one of the most elegant structures to be found between Baltimore and New Orleans. The Theatre is hand- somely built and most tastefully ornamented. The scenery, which is in great variety, was once very elegant, but a constant abuse has robbed it of much of its original beauty. The auditorium of Thalian Hall is a large and comfortable one, and, in all, is capable of accommodating

As Wilmington is the county seat of New Hanover, the Court House and Jail, the latter a fine structure, are located here, while adjoining the city is the County Poor House and the County Work House, this latter having been established since the close of the war.

The other public buildings, other than churches, school houses, &c, are the City Market House, Brooklyn Market House, Custom House and Marine Hospital. A petition is now pending before the United States Congress, praying for an appropriation for the erection of a more

suitable building for a Post Office and Custom House, than is the one now owned by the government and used as such.

Wilmington could, with propriety, be called " The City of Churches," as the buildings devoted to public worship here are quite numerous. - Some of them are very handsome, three of these having been erected since the war. We do not think it at all extravagant to say that some of the most imposing church architecture to be found in the entire South may be seen in this city. These churches are filled every Sabbath with orderly and devout worshippers, and the stranger visiting the city is struck with the remarkable quiet and calm which has now become cha- racteristic of a Sunday in Wilmington. It is seldom that any distur- bance whatever occurs to interrupt the peaceful monotony which broods over us, relieved only by church going, a stroll to the ceme- teries, or an exchange of social pleasures. The Day is, indeed, with us, a Day of Rest, the effect of which may rightfully be attributed to the influence of morality and religion, as reaching the masses through the numerous houses of worship with which our city is blessed.

There are not many, the principal being Oakdale and Pine Forest Cemeteries, located within the eastern limits. The former is for the interment of whites, and the latter for the colored people. Oakdale is one of the most charming spots that we have ever seen. The grounds were not laid off until about 15 or 16 years ago. Yet the natural ad- vantages of the place, aided by the great and continued care and atten- tion that have been bestowed upon it, has made it one of the most beau- tiful spots in the entire State. Art and nature have met there and each has vied with the other in the attractions given to the place. - There our dead do rest from their warfare, and there it is that the living repair to offer up their floral tributes to departed friends, or to wander through the beautiful avenues and walks to meditate upon those ways of God which are past finding out. This Cemetery is less than a mile from the central business portion of the city, - and is easily reached, either by a good carriage drive or else by a pleasant footpath. It is one of the principal attractions of the city, and strangers stopping here should not fail to see it.

To the rear of Oakdale is Pine Forest Cemetery, where the dead of the colored people find their last home and resting place. A great many attempts have been made to render it beautiful, in parts, and

consequently there is much there to attract the meditative eye. PitiG Forest will yet prove one of the prettiest places in the oity.

There is also located here a National Cemetery, in which sleep a host of the Union dead, while in the lower end of the city is a Potter's Field, where the city gives interment to those who die here as paupers, care being taken, in all cases, to place the proper marks to each grave for a possible future identification. . . "

In all, Wilmington can boast of three lines of railway now in actual operation, aggregating a distance of four hundred and forty-five miles, over which the iron horse speeds daily, bringing in to us the rich supplies of the interior. Of these the Wilmington & Weldon, one hundred and sixty-two miles in length, stretches along the entire seaboard route from Wilmington to Weldon ; the Wilmington, Columbia & Augusta (form-

.'<erly the Wilmington & Manchester) pierces one of the richest agricul- tural sections of South Carolina, one hundred and seventy-one miles distant, and with a projected line to Columbia, S. C, and from thence to Augusta, Gra, and the Wilmington, Charlotte & Rutherford' Rail Road, aiming to reach Charlotte at an early day, is now completed to the Pee Dee river, one hundred and twenty-six miles from this city. - Various lines of steamers, making daily arrivals and departures here, connect us with Fayetteville, one hundred an 1 twenty miles above the city ; and small eoasting vessels ply between this port and the eastern counties of the Stats, bringing in to us the rich grain products of the alluvial country, returning thence laden with merchandise purchased here. The productions of the different sections of country connected immediately with Wilmington by commercial intercourse, are various. The pine regions extending along the entire line of the Wilmington & Weldon and the Wilmington, Columbia & Augusta, and for a great' distance on the Wilmington, Charlotte & Rutherford Rail Roads, as well as the sections traversed by the two Cape Fears and the South and Black rivers, is, perhaps, the richest turpeutine and timber region in the world. From those different sections immense quantities of turpen- tine, tar, pitch, rosin, lumber and other products peculiar to a pine country, are obtained, and are constantly seeking and find a market in Wilmington. In addition, a new railway line is in contemplation between this city and Onslow county, and running along the low lands of the coast and opening up rich portions of the country in this section that have never yet been developed. A charter has been obtained from

, the Legislature for the Wilmington & Onslow Rail Road, and books of

subscription haves been opened. The menus or tiie enterprise pre- dict that trains will be running on this road before the close of the present year. *

Direct intercourse with the countries of the Old World has always been a cherished scheme in the mercantile circles of Wilmington, but, with the exception of a few stray shipments, and by sailing vessels of a medium capacity, this has been denied them. This want is due, in a great measure, to the unfortunate condition of our bar which, since the breaking out of New Inlet in 1761, has been gradually growing worse, the sand from the s';oals and beaches around washing into the river and lodging on the bars at the Inlets. In 1853 a commission appointed by Congress to examine into the condition of our bar and river, reported that when vessels drawing 19 feet formerly entered with perfect ease, it is now a difficult matter to navigate one drawing but 13 feet This will give some idea of the extent of the injury entailed upon our bar. Sev- eral efforts had been made, previous to the war, to remedy the evil, but a disastrous storm which occurred in 1858, nullified much of the labor that had been previously expended upon it. In 1870 (last year) the matter was again revived, and Congress was induced to appropriate of U. S. Engineers, was entrusted with the work, and Major Walter G-riswold was sent here to superintend this construction. The work was begun and carried out, as far as they have yet gone, in a skillful and vigorous manner, and already beneficial effects are reported by the pilots at the mouth of the river. But the appropriation of $100,000 has been found insufficient and, unless Congress shall give further aid, the enterprise must be abandoned as soon as the appropriation in hand is expended. Col. Simpon, in this District, is fully impressed with the necessity of a continuance of the good work, and he .and Major G-riswold have each recently made full reports of the operations, thus far, and have urgently entreated of Congress to grant further aid. Should this be done, there is but little doubt but that the evil will be remedied and that, at no very distant day, Wilmington will be connected with Liver- pool by a regular steamship line.

Wilmington has always been remarl able for the salubrity of its cli- mate, and for the gen ral good health enjoyed by all classes of its peo- ple The miasmas springing from the swamps and rice fields opposite

the city are, no doubt, deadly in their nature, yet, as they rise and seek to flow above the city, they are met and checked by a more prompt agent. The healthful qualities of the pine, as they escape with the smoke from our numerous mills and distilleries and steamers, meet and mingle with this miasma, and rob it of its power to injure. At the same time the many natural drains which abound from the northern to the southern extremities of the place, bear with them, to the river, all filthy

It is true that Wilmington has been visisted by epidemics, but only in a few isolated cases, and then, in each instance, the disease was in- troduced here from abroad. In 1821, that terrible scourge, the yellow fever, appeared here for the first time. It was introduced by means of the brig John London, from some port in the West Indies. It raged with great violence for about six weeks, and a large proportion of the citizens of the little town, then numbering only about 2,500 inhabitants, were swept away by it. And in the Autumn of 1862 its ravages here were terrible. In this instance, as in the former, it was imported from the West Indies, and, on this occasion, by the blockade runner Kate, trading between this place and Nassau. For over ten weeks it raged with terrible violence, and at a period, too, when it was most difficult to combat its effects. Medicines and provisions were both scarce and high in price, and the little luxuries needed for the convalescent were most difficult to obtain. Those of the frightened inhabitants that were able to do so, fled the town ; all business was abandoned, and the closed scores and silent streets gave the place the appearance of a deserted city. It was then, in that time of distress and suffering, that a few of the noble spirits of Wilmington rose equal to the emergency. Distri- buting food to the poor, medicines and attendance to the sick, consola- tion to the dying, and holy burial to the dead, they remained behind when many else had fled, and nobly fulfilled the trust they had assigned themselves. Some escaped, but others fell martyrs to as true heroism as the world has ever known. " Greater love than this hath no man, that a man should lay down his life for his friends."

^ On the 20th day of February, 1866, the Legislature of North Caro- lina passed an act incorporating Wilmington as a city. On Thursday, March 8th, it was accepted by the citizens at the ballot box, when A. H. VanBokkelen was chosen Mayor, with a Board of eight Aldermen. Mr. VanBokkelen has been followed, successively, by John Dawson, Joseph H. Neff, and the present incumbent, Silas N. Martin,, who is now filling a second term. By a recent act of the Legislature, the Wards of the city were changed, both as to locality and number, there now being five Wards, instead of four, as provided for in the Act of In^ corporation. Each Ward is represented by two Aldermen.

Agricultural Implements.

Dawson, Teel & Henning, 19 Market.

See Druggists.

Post, James F3 Princess, bet 2d and 3d.

Artists - Photographic.

Cronley & Morris, 4 N Water. Hart, Godfrey, 7 Market.

Bakers and Confectioners.

Blomme, Peter, 4th, cor Bed Cross.

Thorburn, B, Front, bel Dock.

Lessman, August, 2d, bet Market and Dock. See adv.

First National Bank of Wilmington, N. 0., cor Front and

James Dawson, (banking house of,) Front, bet Market and

National Sayings Bank, 18 Dock.

Carraway & Cleapor (c), under Purcell House. See adv.

Evans, Allen (c), S Front, nr Market.

Maultsby, Anthony (c), 11 N Front.

Sweat, Isam (c), Water, nr Mulberry.

Billiard Saloons.

Brock & Webb, S Front, bel Market.

Bitters Manufacturer.

Wiggins, James F, Dock, bet Water and Front.

Burtt, Samuel, ft of Mulberry. Hayden, P H, 3d, bel Princess.

Blank Book Manufacturer:

Heinsberger, P, 39 Market.

Boarding Houses.

Blumenthal, Hannah, 47 Market. Davis, Ann S3 Front, ab Princess. Morrison, Amanda, Front, bel Dock. Pickett, Mary P, Front, cor Red Cross. Pitts, Mary J, Miss, Market, bet Front and 2d. Quince, Maria E, Mrs, Market, bet 2d and 3d.

Book Binders.

Bernard, W H, Star office. Grady, CI, office of the Post. Heinsberger, P, 39 Market.

Books and Stationery.

Heinsberger, P, 39 Market.

Boots and Shoes.'

Aaron & Eheinstein, 25 Market. Bauraan, John, Market, cor 2d. Bradley, James A, r 24 Market. Brown, Lawrence, 3 N Water. Shutte, Henry, Market, ab 2d.

Groetjen, George, Castle, bet Front and 2d. Kordlander, Henry, Soda Waters, 4th, cor Hanover.

Bowling Allies.

Kline, Daniel, Wilmington Gardens.

Builders and Contractors.

Cape Fear Building Co, Princess, bet Front and 2d. Drane, Henry M, 5th, cor Chesmit. Sholar, John, Market, bet 5th and 6th. Summerell, G M, 5th, bet Princess and Chesnut. Walker, James, Front, cor Walnut. See adv.

Bappler & Hintze, Market, ab 2d. Capp, Francis, stall 7 City Market. Douglass, Thomas J, stall 12 City Market. Davis, Wm E, stall 9 City Market. Gerrell & Tilley, 4th, bet Brunswick and Bladen. King, James J, stalls 8 and 10 City Market- Mote, T J, stall 15 City Market. Pratt & Craig, stall 1 Brooklyn Market. Tilley, George F, stall 6 City Market.

Carpets and Oil Cloth,

Dawson, John, 21 Market,

Carriage Builders*

Schenck & Lowrey, agts for Win McCann, Baltimore, 2d, cor

Lowrey, James, 3d, cor Princess.

China, Glass and Crockery-

Cigar Manufacturer.

Burkheimer, Washington, r bet Walnut and Mulberry.

Civil Engineers- James & Brown, 2d cor Princess.

Shrier Bros, 3 S Water. Brown, Lawrence, 3 S Water.

Coal and Wood.

Parsley, 0 G- & Co, S Water bet Dock and Orange. Worth & Worth, S Water, cor Mulberry.

Commission Merchants.

- Adrian & Vollers, S E cor Front and Dock.

Anderson, James & Co, S Water, bet Orange and Dock.

Barker, Gr G- & Co., Water, cor Princess.

Barry Bros, Water, cor Princess.

Bass & Scott, N Water, cor Princess.

Bowden, L H, Water, cor Chesnut.

Camnon & Oldham, 5 S Water.

Cant well, Kankin & Co, S Water.

Cazaux, A D, Water and Mulberry.

Johnson, Alex'r Jr, Water, cor Chesnut.

Fairley, Mclver & Co, Water, bet Mulberry.

Jarrell, J F & Co, cor Water and Princess.

Harriss & Howell, Water, ab Princess.

Hart, Godfrey, 7 Market.

Henderson, John M, N Water.

Keith Edwin A, N Water.

Love & Blocker, Water, cor Chesnut.

Martin, Alfred, 8 Dock. See adv.

McKoy, Thomas H, 12 Market.

McRary & Co, Water, cor Chesnut.

Mitchell & Huggins, 8 and 9 N Water.

Moffitt & Co, Water and Chesnut.

Murray, E & Co, Water, bel Chesnut.

Northrop & Cumming, 16 N Water.

Oldham & Cumming, Princess, bet Front and Water.

Petteway & Moore, Water, ab Chesnut.

Robinson, C H, Water, ab Chesnut.

Southerland, John B, Water, cor Chesnut.

Sprunt & Hinson, Water, cor Chesnut.

Turlington, Wm H, Water, cor Chesnut.

Vick & Mebane, foot of Mulberry.

Willard Bros, Water, cor Chesnut.

Williams, William A, Princess, bet Water and Front.

Williams & Murchison, 6 and 7 N Water.

Worth & Worth, Water and Mulberry.

Coach and Carriage Builders-

Hayden, P H, 3d, bet Princss and Market. Lowery, James A, 3d, cor Princess.

Craig & Bass, Water, bet Ann and Nun. Strausz & Rice, Surry, bet Church and Castle. VanBokkelen, A H, foot of Queen st. Edward, D, 2d, bet Market and Princess,

Cotton Yarns and Sheetings.

DeRosset & Co, N Water. Willard Bros, N Water. Williams & Murchison, N Water.

Baker, James D, Front, cor Red Cross, Baldwin, A L, 2d, cor Market. Everitt, S S, Market, bet Front and 2d. Freeman, John H, 2d, cor Market.

Distillers of Turpentine.

Blossom, J R, & Evans, Water, cor Princess. Martin & Hallet, Dock, bet Front and 2d. Wilder, Jesse, Nutt, bet Hanover & Brunswick. Van Bokkelen, A H, N Water.

Dress Makers. Croom, Martha F, 4th, cor Hanover. Iiiimsden, Elsie A, Front, bet Princess and Chesnut. Kile, Julia M M, 3d, bet Princess and Market. Moore, Bebecca, Market, bet Front and 2d. Tolar, Margaret, Mrs, Front, bet Market and Princess. Wood, Mary A, r 3d, bet Market and Princess.

Conoley, James W, 4th, cor Campbell.

Green & Flanner, 47 Market, and 4th and Hanover.

Lippitt, James W & Co, N E cor Front and Market.

Mebane, James A, S E cor Front and Princess.

Schonwald, James T, Princess, nr Front.

Wright, A E, N W cor Market and Front.

Dry Goods. Aaron & Eheinstein, 25 Market.

Bear & Sternberger, 45 Market.

Bhmienthal, S, 40 Market.

Dawson, John, 21 Market.

Goodman, William, 10 Market and 2 Water.

Gottberg, Nathan, 46 Market.

Levy, Soloman, 44 Market.

Loeb & Elsbach, 41 Water.

Lyon, Jacob, Market, cor N Water.

Macks, Isaac, 11 Market.

Mclntire & French, Market, bet Front and 2d,

Buie, Duncan M, ft of Castle. See adv. DeBosset & Co, N Water, above Market. McRary & Co, Water, cor Chesnut. Navassa Guano Co, Water, ab Chesnut. Vick & Mebane, ft Mulberry. Willard Bros, Water, ab Chesnut, Worth & Worth, Water, cor Mulberry.

Wish, and Oysters- McCaleb, Thomas D, ft of Market.

Florist and Gardener- Lamb, Geo P Market, bel toll gate. Webb, Mrs H, Market.

Flour and Grain-

Kelley, George H, 2d, cor Walnut. Mitchell & Huggins, 8 and 9 N Water.

Oldham, Alex, Market, bet 2d and 3d ; Front, cor Dock ; and

Nutt, cor Mulberry. Oldham & Cumming, Princess, bet Front jnd Water.

Mitchell & Huggins, 8 and 9 N Water. Oldham, Alex, Nutt, cor Walnut.

Fruit and Confectioners- Agostini, F M, 16 Market. Everett, Douglass, Water, cor Mulberry. Thorburn, E, Front, bel Dock.

Gent's Furnishing Goods I Shrier Bros, 3 S Front.

- Schutte, Fred A, Front, bet Dock and Orange. Smith, D A, Front, bet Dock and Market. Zimmerman & White, 2d, bet Market and Dock.

Plumbers and Gas Fitters- Dart, W H, Front, cor Dock. Mitchell, James, Princess, bet Water and Front.

Adrian & Vollers, wholesale, Front, cor Dock. See adv.

Ahrens, Nicholas, 7th, cor Market.

Agostini, F M, 16 Market.

Bauman, John G, Front, cor Market.

Bissinger, Charles, cor 6th and Princess.

Bloom, H H, cor 5th and Chesnut.

Blossom, Samuel, N E cor 7th and Castle.

Bohling, Martin, Front, bel Castle.

Bremer, Henry, Front, cor Dock.

Bulcken, John G, Water, bet Chesnut and Mulberry.

Cannaday, David E, 4th, cor Church.

Cannon & Oldham (wholesale), 5 IS Water.

Chriver, Claus, 4th, cor Harnett.

Cook, Absalom, 4th, cor Wooster.

Cook, Abraham B, Nun, bet 4th and 5th.

Crotjohn, Dick, Front, cor Brunswick. /Dosher, Diedrich, 3d, cor Walnut. >. Deumelandt, August, 4th, cor Brunswick.

Edwards & Hall (wholesale), 3 S Water.

Fairley, Mclver & Co (wholesale), Water, bel Mulberry.

Fillyaw, O M, 4th, cor Bladen. <. Fincke, Herman, 2d, nr Market.

Gay, Henry B, 4th, cor Harnett.

Gilbert, J F, cor Anderson and Walnut.

Gilbert, John F, Walnut, cor 9th.

Groetjen, Wm H, Front, cor Castle.

Groetjen, Wm H, r Front, cor Water.

Haar, Henry, Sr, cor 7th and Chesnut.

Haar, John, Walnut, bet 2d and 3d.

Hall, Watson, Front, cor Church.

Hardwick, J M, 59 Market.

Heide, EE.6S Water.

- Heins, John F, Water, bel Mulberry.

- Heins, John H, 2d, bet Market and Princess. > Hottendorf & Hashagen, 10 S Front.

Hutaf, Henry, 40 N Water.

Hutaf, Nicholas, 8th, cor Swann.

Jackson, Cornelius, 3d, cor Wooster.

"' Koch, John C, Front, cor Orange, v Kuhl, Henry H, 6th, cor Harnett.

Lewis, Thomas C, 8 Market.

Xiitjen, Henry, Market, cor 5th,

^McLaurin, Wm, c, N Front, nr Market. Mellis, John, Wooster, bet 7th and 8th. Mohr, Christian H, 2d, nr Market. Myers, Chas & Co, 7 North Front. Myers, George (wholesale), 11 and 13 S Front* Newman, Philip, Water, cor Chesnut. Memyer, John E, Orange, cor 6th. Nons, E, Anderson, nr 9th, O'Brien, Martin, Nntt, cor Eed Cross. y Otten, D, 5th, cor Campbell. Player, Alderman & Co, 38 N Water. Eeeder, Henry, Front, cor Mulberry. J Bulfs, John F, Nutt, cor Walnut, r 4th, nr Walnut. Sampson, Joseph E, 4th, bet Mulberry and Walnut.. Sauls, Scipio, 6th, bet Hanover and Brunswick. Schulken, E, Front, cor Eed Cross. Schulken, Engelhard, Front, cor Eed Cross. Schulken, Henry, 4th, cor Walnut. Schulkin, Martin, agt, Dock, cor Water. < Shulken, Chas, Water, bel Mulberry. /Shutte, Geo L, 4th and Bladen.

Steenken, George, 2d, cor Hanover. v Steljes, Deiderick, 6th, cor Queen.

Stevenson, James 0, Market, bel 2d. «. Stolter, Henry, Front, cor Ann. Strauss, John W, 2d, bet Hanover and Brunswick^ Smith, Thomas H, 30 Market. /Ticljen, Charles, 3d, cor Orange. ^MJlrich, William, Front, cor Church. v'Vollers, Louis, 48 Market. Wallace, Lewis, Market, cor 2d, and 4th, cor Brunswick.

Willard Bros (wholesale), "Water, cor Chesnut. Williams & Murchison (wholesale), 6 and 7 N Water. Wilmington Co-operative Store, Water, nr Mulberry.

Polly, H N, Princess, bet Front and Water.

Dawson, Teel & Henning, 19 Market. Jacobi, Nathaniel, 9 Market st.

Hats and Oaiss.

Wright, Thomas H, 9 N Front.

Hides and Leather-

Falconer & Son, Water, nr Mulberry.

Homiay Mails - Pearl-

Oldham, Alexander, Nutt, cor Walnut.

Burnett House, 40^ N Water. Clifford House, Front, bet Market and Princess. Farmer's House, Water, ab Mulberry. Cape Fear, Chesnut, bet Front and 2d. National, Front, bet Market and Princess. Purcell House, Front, bet Market and Princess.

House Pornishiag Goods-

Stevenson, W M, 32 Market*

lee Dealers- .Lippitt, J E & Co, Dock, nr Water, and Front, bet Walnut and Mulberry.

Insurance Agents-

Atkinson, John Wilder, Front, ab Market.

Barry Bros, Water, cor Chesnut.

Byrne & Hall, Front, bet Princess and Chesnut

Cameron, Francis H, 6 N Water.

Crow, J E, Priness, bet Front and 2d.

Davis, Horatio, 2d bet Market and Princess.

James, John C, Front, ab Market.

Moore, Roger, Water, cor Chesnut.

Smith, William L & Co, Front, bet Market and Princess.

Turner & Cowan, Princess bet Front and 2d.

Wallace, Stephen D, Front, ab Market.

Abbott & Cantwell, Princess bet Front and 2d.

Ashe, Samuel A, 2d bet Princess and Market.

Bellamy Marsden, 45 Market.

Cutlar, DuBrutz, Princess, bet Front and 2d.

Davis George, Princess, bet Front and 2d.

Davis Junius, Princess bet Front and 2d.

Empie, Adam, Princess, bet Front and 2d.

Empie, Willie R, Princess, bet Front and 2d.

French, Robert S, cor Front and Princess.

Fowler, John J, Princess, bet 2d and 3d.

Holmes, John L, Princess, bet 2d and 3d.

London, Alex T, 2d bet Market and Princess.

London, Mauger, 2d, bet Market and Princess.

McRee, Griffith J, 2d, nr Princess.

Meares, Thomas D, Market, bet 2d and 3d.

Moore, Benjamin R, Princess, nr 3d.

Murphy, Patrick, Princess, bet Front and Water.

Poisson, Frederick D, Princess, between 2d and 3d.

Sniaw, Frank D, Jr, Princess, bet Front and 2d.

Strange, Robert, Market, bet 2d and 3d.

Wright & Steclman, Princess, bet Front and 2d.

Leather Dealers and Findings-

v/ Lemmerman & Coney, S side, foot of Market.

Orrell, J B, foot of Market.

liquor Dealers.

Adrian & Vollers, wholesale, cor Front and Dock, v Beauman, John G, Front, cor Market.

Brunhild, H, wholesale, 2 N Water.

Clifford, Joseph A, 13 N Front.

Fincke, Herman, Id, nr Dock. i/Gerken, W H, agent, wholesale, 11 S Front. , Hottendorf & Hashagan, 10 S Front.

Metts, J I, wholesale, 57 Market. v'Mohr, Christian H, 2d, nr Market

Myers, George, wholesale, 11 and 13 S Front

Neauman, Philip, Water, cor Chesnut

Peschau, E, wholesale, 36 N Water.

Schulken, Martin, Dock, cor Water.

Tietjhen, Chas, 3d, cor Orange. Vollers, Louis, 48 Market.

Weil, L & Co, wholesale, Water, cor Market,

Bowden, L H, Water, cor Chesnut,

Chadbourn, James H & Co, 9 Dock.

Colville & Taylor, Nutt, foot Walnut.

Kidder, Edward & Sons, Dock, cor Water.

Northrop & Cumming, 16 N Water.

Marble 'Works.

Walker, James, Front, cor Walnut.

Mattress Maker.

Thomas, Nicholas, colored, 5th, bet Bladen and Hanover.

Brown, AD,SW cor Front and Market.

Flanagan, L, 42 Market.

Lumsden, Mrs Elsie A, Front, bet Princess and Chesnut.

Strock, Mrs E M. S Front, nr Market.

Walcott, Mrs Sarah 0 V, Front bet Dawson and Wooster.

Musical Instruments. < Heinsberger, P, 39 Market.

Anderson, James, & Co, S Water, bet Dock and Orange. Martin & Hallett, Dock, bet Front and 2d. YanBokkelen, A H, Water, ab Princess.

The Journal, daily and weekly, Jos A Engelhard, editor and

The Carolina Farmer, weekly, Wm II Bernard, proprietor, E

K Bryan, editor. The Post, semi-weekly, Chas I Grady, editor and proprietor. The Star, daily, Wm H Bernard, editor and proprietor.

Mews ana stem® Daniels, Wm T, 2d, bel Market. Harris, E L, Front, bet Princess and Market.

Atkinson, John Wilder, Front, ab Market. /Bowden, H M, at First Nat. Bank. CJumming, J D, Dock, ab Water. Evans, Thomas, Water, cor Chesnut. - Grainger, I B, at Banking House Jas Dawson. -Oardner, J D, Mulberry, cor 4th. Holt, W N, Market, bet Front and 2d. Poisson, W M, Mulberry, bet 2d and 3d. Williams, Wm A, Princess, bet Water and Front Walker, A K, at First Nat. Bank.

Fannin, P W, Front, bel Orange. Parker, John A, 2d, cor Princess.

Paints, Oils and Glass.

Hancock & Daggett, 5 Market.

Paper Hanging and Upholsterers.

chutte, Fred A, Front, "bet Dock and Orange. Smith, D A, Front, bet Market and Dock. Zimmerman & White, Market, bet 2d and 3d.

Paper Stock and Material.

Benton, W J, Water, bel Mulberry. Carroll, Martin, 4th, cor Campbell.

Anderson, E A, S E cor Front and Orange.

Bellamy, WJH, cor Dock and Front.

Berry, W A, r 5th, bet Market and Dock.

Cutlar, F J, Princess, bet Front and 2d.

Dwinelle, Justin, Red Cross, cor 3d.

Freeman, W E, Front, bet Chesuut and Mulberry,

King, J Francis, 3d, bet Princess and Chesnu^.

McDonald, A D, Hanover, cor 4th.

McRee, James F, Front, cor Chesnut.

Norcum, H S, Princess, opp. Court House.

Robinson, James H, r 2d, bet Princess and Chesnut.

Schonwald, James T. Princess, nr Front.

Thomas, William G, Market, cor 4th.

Winants, J E, Market, bet 6th and 7th.

Wood, Thomas F, 47 Market.

Wright, A E, N W cor Market and Front.

See Saw Mills.

Plumbing and G-as Fitting. Dart, Wm H & Brother, Front, bet Dock and Orange, Mitchell, James H, Princess, bet Front and Water,

Produce Brokers.

Alderman, James, Water, cor Chesnut. Gore, Wm J, rear Custom House. Kelley, William H, 2d, cor Walnut,

Produce Dealer.

Real Estate Brokers.

Cronly & Morris, 4 N Water. James & Brown, 2d, cor Princess,

Deumelandt, August, 19 N Water.

Hewlett & Forrest, Water, bet Princess and Market.

Murray, James, Nutt, nr Eed Cross.

Bice Mills.

Potter, Mrs Samuel F, Point Peter. Savage, Henry E, 4th and Ashe.

Rosin, Oil, Varnish, Pitch, &c,

Martin & Hallett, Dock, bet Front and 2d.

See Harness.

Livery, Sale and Exchange Stables.

Currie, S A, Princess, cor 2d. Pomeroy, E, Princess, bet 3d and 4th. Southfcrland & Steagall, S W 3d and Princess,

Griffith, John, Water, cor Dock.

Saw Mill.

Kidder, Edward & Sons, Dock, cor Water.

Saw and Planing: Mills.

Chadbourn, James H & Co, 9 Dock.

Colville & Taylor, Nutt, ft Walnut.

Northrop & Cumming, 16 IS" Water.

Chadbourn, J H & Co, ft of Harnett and Dock, cor Water.

Sewing Machines.

Anderson, David, genl agt Florence, 51 Market.

Lumsden, Elsie A, Mrs, agt Grover & Baker, Front, bet

Princess and Chesnut.

Ship Builders. Berry, W L, Eagle Island. Cassidey Brothers, foot of Church.

Shipping Merchants.

Barker, G G & Co, Water, cor Princess. Barry Brothers, Water, cor Chesnut. Cazaux, A D, Water and Mulberry. Harriss & Howell, Water, ab Princess. Martin, Alfred, 8 Dock. See adr. Moffitt & Co, Water, cor Chesnut. Sprunt & Hinson, Water, cor Chesnut. Williams & Murchison, 6 and 7 N Water. Worth & Worth, Water, cor Mulberry.

Fleet, James, Water and Dock.

Stoves and Tin Ware.

Childs, Jesse, Market, nr 2d.

Sutton, William, Front cor Princess.

Wholesale Tobacco and Cigarsi

Brunhild, H, 2 N Water.

Burkhimer, Henry, 6 Market. See adv.

Pigott, David, 12 Market.

Undertakers and Cabinet Makers, Harris, R L, Toomer's Alley, rear Purcell House. Yopp & Woolvin, Princess, cor 2d.

Upholstering and Paper Hanging*

Schutte, Fred A, Front, bet Dock and Orange. See adv; Zimmerman & White, Market bet 2d and 3d. Smith, D A, Front bet Market and Dock.

Watches and Jewelry*

Bentley, E, Water, ab Mulberry.

Brown & Anderson, 37 Market. See adv.

Dingelhoef, M J, 55 Market.

Honnet, Geo, 53 Market.

Keathley, E, 7 S Front.

Holmes, Duncan (c), Mulberry, nr Water, Hayden, P H, 3d, ab Princess, Kellogg, Wm J, c, Nutt, ab Walnut. Lawrey, James, 3d, cor Princess.

ISTortli "Water Street,

Dealers in Hides, Leather Furs, Wool, &ce

We will pay the highest cash price for Eags, Iron, Eope, Brass, Pewter, Copper, Lead, &c. A stock of Blacksmith's Iron and Tools always on hand.

S. E. Corner North Water and Chesnut Sts.,

Cotton, Naval Stores and Country Produce.

All business entrusted will receive strict personal attention. Orders solicit ed and promptly filled. Sales and returns made with dispatch.

f ftatjMji mi ^puulhr at law

Market Street, between 2d and 3d Sts,

ai|ttgt@S

Naval Stores, Cotton, Produce, Liquors, &c,

S^° Consignments solicited.

Si E, Corner Water and Princess Street - lip Stairs,

Consignments of Cotton, Naval Stores and Country Produce generally is respectfully solicited.

Particular attention given to the sale of Beef Cattle and Live Stock of every description.

Liberal advances made on consignments.

We have secured the services of Mr. M. XL Einlayson, who will be pleased to see his old friends and customers.

Beeee to : Sheriff V. V. Kichaedson, of Culumbus Co. ; Col. L. A. Powel, Clinton, N. C,; E. E. Bueetjss, President of First Na- tional Bank, Wilmington N, C.

JOHN WILDER ATKINSON, , President

ALEXANDER JOHNSON, Jr. , .A. Johnson & Co

ISAAC B. GEAINGEE, Cashier Dawson's Banking House

GEORGE W. WILLIAMS, Williams & Murchison

JOHN DAWSON, , .Merchant

C. T. MUEPHY, State Senator

H. B. EILEES, Merchant

T. H. McKOY . , Merchant

F. W. KEECHNEE, Merchant

JOHN WTILDEE ATKINSON, President

JOHN DAWSON,. Yice President

S. D. WALLACE, Treasurer

ALEX. JOHNSON, Jr., Secretary

The Principal office of this Company is located in

Wilmington, I. 0., No. 5 North Front Street.

Insnre m tfee Wilmington Life Company,

FIRST - Because it is a Home institution and makes its in- vestments at home.

SECOND - It offers every inducement afforded by any other first class Company and is second to none in re-

THIRD - It places no restriction on residence or travel in the Southern States.

FOURTH - Its Policies are non-forfeitable after two years, and incontestible after five, except for fraud.

FIFTH - It declares an annual dividend.

The Knabe Piano has been awarded no less than

the highest award over all competition at different State Fairs throughout the 'Country, besides numerous other First Premiums at different country and other Fairs, in competition with the best factories in the country.

We would call special attention to our New Patent Concert Grand Pianos, whsch are, by the best judges, acknowledged to surpass anything heretofore made.

Our Patent Souare Gr&nds as near an approach in power and quality of tone to a Full Grand Piano as can possibly be attained in a square case.

All our Square Pianos have the full agraffe treble, full iron frame, double sbracpd overstrung bass, and all the latest improvements.

Special attention is called to our New Improved Upright Piano.

By a number of new and valuable improvements, we have entirely obivated all .objections heretofore urged against the Boudoir Piano, the tone being full and sonorous, of fine singing quality and perfectly even - the touch being easier than in any Square Piano, and stand in tone as well as the best Grand Piano. - This style being the fashionable Piano of Europe, is fast gaining in favor in our

Dealer in, and Manufacturer of,

GRANITE BUILDINGS, South Front St.,

of all tbe dates', designs of Furniiure, at gready re--

Beino inter< s'ed in the manufacture ^. of Furniture, and using casd as a basis for all of our oper^ ion-, we can put goods in this mar ket at Northern prices. Parties in want of Furniture would do well to examine our stock and prices. Dealers are cordially invited to examine our wholesale pric.s and terms before purchasing.

tin in

This house has been recently re-opened with entire new furniture

ajfords, and no effort will be spared to make it rank with the first class houses of the South.

The traveling public are cordially invited to give ns a call.

Polite and attentive servants will be ready to wait upon them and every effort made by the proprietor, personally, to render them

Wholesale and Retail Dealer in

Cooking, Parlor & Office

House Furnishing Goods

And sold at Manufacturers' Prices to Dealers.

Tin and Galvanized Roofing, Spouting and

Guttering, done in the best manner

and on Reasonable Terms.

Brass and Iron Strainers, Dippers, Shim- mers, and other Turpentine Dis- tillers' Fixtures, always on hand.

Agent for FAIRBANKS' SCALES.

19 South. -Front Street,

Aaron, David, of Aaron & Rheinstein, r Philadelphia.

Aaron & Eheinstein, (D. Aaron and F. Rheinstein), dry goods and clothing, 25 Market.

ABBOTT, JOSEPH C, of Abbott & Cantwell, U. S. Senator, and President Bladen Land Company and Capo Fear Building Company, r Purcell House, 'ABBOTT & CANTWELL, (Joseph C. Abbott and Edward Cantwell), lawyers, Princess, bet Front and Second,

Academy of the Incarnation, 4th, bet Orange and Ann.

Adkins, Sarah E, wid Edward N", r 4th, bet Ann and Nun.

ADRIAN" & YOLLERS,(A Adrian and H Vollers),Com Mer's, wholesale groceries and liquors, S E cor Dock and Front, See adv.

ADRIAN, ALLRICH, of Adrian & Vollers, r 3d, bet Wal- nut and Red Cross.

Agostini, F M, fruits, confectionery and groceries, 16 Mar-

Agostini, Francis M, Jr, clerk with F M Agostini, r 7th, cor

Ahrens, Benj H, r cor Market and 7th.

AHRENS, NICHOLAS, grocery, 7th, cor Market,

Alderman, A, of Player, Alderman & Co, produce broker, r 4th, cor Mulberry.

Alderman, Allison, clerk with Alex Oldham, r 4th, cor Mul-

Alderman, Archie, r 5th, bet "Walnut and Eed Cross

Alderman, Cornelia, r 4th and Mulberry.

berry and Walnut.

Alderman, I T, Ass't Sec'y and Treas'r Eastern Div W, C & E B E, r Front, cor Mulberry.

ALDEBMAN, JAMES, produce broker, Water, cor Ches- nut, r 2d, bet Mulberry and Walnut.

Alderman, Senney, wid David, r Dock, bet 5th and 6th

Alderman, W H, clerk with Player, Alderman & Co, r 4th, cor Mulberry.

Alfriend, Frank H, Professor C F M Academy.

Allen, James, mason and plasterer, r 5th, cor Dawson.

Allen, Joseph, r 2d, bet Nunn & Church.

Allen, William, r 5th, cor Dawson.

Allen, William H, Master Transp'n East'n Div W, C & E E E, r 7th, bet Mulberry <fc Chesnut. ^Altaffer, Gerard M, Pattern Maker with Ha«b & Bailey, r

cor Chesnut and McEae. -Altaffer, Mary E, r Chesnut, cor McEae.

Alway, Eliza A, r Market, bet 8th and 9th.

Aoiathan, Fannie, 4th, bet Chesnut and Orange.

Anderson, Benj E, clerk Thos. H. Wright, r 9th, bet Dudley and Chesnut.

Anderson, Caroline, r 4th, bet Church and Castle.

Anderson, Caroline H, r Orange, bet Front and 2d.

ANDEESON, DAVID, Gen'l Agent Florence Sewing Machine for N C, 51 Market, r 9th, bet Dudley and

Anderson, E A, Physician and Med Exam Wil andN C Ins- Co, r s e Front and Orange.

Anderson, Edwin, r Front, cor Oange.

Anderson, Eliza, r Front, cor Dock.

amission Me

South East Corner Deck and Front Streets,

Constantly in store and transit large supplies of

Also Agents for Udolpho "Wolfe's Celebrated Scheidam Schnapps, Imported Wines and Liquors.

Agents for Lippnian's Great German Bitters. Agents for Wiggins' Pure Herb Bitters.

Their Stock being the largest and best assorted in the State, Merchants, will find it to then' interest to supply themselves here.

Anderson, Elizabeth, r 9th, bet Dudley and Chesnut.

Anderson, Ellen, r Front, cor Orange.

-Anderson, Henderson F^(c,) City Express, r Campbell, bet 3d and 4th.

Anderson, James, r 6th, bet Church and Nunn,

ANDERSON, JAMES, of James Anderson & Co, r Orange, bet Front and 2d.

ANDERSON, JAMES & 00 - (James Anderson, J Loeb and C Lucian Jones,) Com Mers and dealers in Naval Stores, South Water, bet Orange & Dock

Anderson, Maggie, r Mulberry, cor 7th.

Anderson, Mary, wid of Alex, r Princess, cor Front.

Anderson, Nena, r 4th, bet Nunn and Ann.

Anderson, Sarah Ws r 9th, bet Dudley and Chesnut.

Anderson, Thomas W, book-keeper, r 4th, bet Ann and

Anderson, Wm, clerk, r s e Front and Orange.

Anderson, W J, accountant, r 4th, cor Dock.

ANDERSON, WM S, of Brown & Anderson, r 4th, bet Ann and Nunn.

Andrews, Laura, r 3d, bet Ann and Nunn.

Andrews, Mary, r 3d, bet Ann and Nunn.

Andrews, WS6,r 3d, bet Ann and Nunn.

Angel, L A, operator W U Tel, r Market, bet Princess and

rArey, Charles R, salesman with John Dawson, r Front, nr

Armstrong, Amelia, r 3d, bet Nunn and Church.

Armstrong, Emily V, r Chesnut, cor 9th:

Armstrong, Geo W, printer, r Chesnut, cor 9th.

Armstrong, Herbert C, printer, at Journal office, r Chesnut,

Armstrong, Jane, wid of Duncan, r 10th, nr Castle.

Armstrong, John, bookbinder with P Heinsberger, r Ches- nut, cor 9th.

Arthur, John F, printer, Journal office, r 7th, cor Princess.

Ashe, Josephine, r 2d, bet Mulberry and Chesnut.

berry and Chesnut.

Office Comer later ana Princess Streets, WlIdDDEffiTOZlf If,

A superior article, and offered at the price of ordinary Lime sold in

this market,

Hair3 Calcined Plaster, Cement,

Constantly on hand.

For sale by the Cargo, Ton or Bale.

can Consolidated Fire

This little Engine is capable of being used at any time, always ready, ia self-acting, and can be carried from place to place and operated by male or female. Subduing fires of an alarming extent in a few minutes, by means of Carbonic Acid Oas, projecting a liquid 25 to 40 feet, which chokes the flames almost instantly, thus avoiding the damage caused by large quantities of water. They are invaluable for Factories, Public Buildings, Eailway Stations and Trains, Ships, Steamboats, Lumber and Ship Xardft Saw Mills, Warehouses, Hotels, Stores, Residences, &c.

Ashe, Bosa, widow Thomas, r 2d, bet Mulberry and Chesnut, Ashe, Toney, r 5th, bet Chesnut and Mulberry . Atkins, Eugenia B, Mrs, r 2d, bet Dock and Orange. Atkinson, John Wilder, Gen Ins Agent and Notary Public,

Princess, bet Front and Water, r 3rd, bet Nuhn and

Atkinson, Thomas, Et Eev Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese

Atkinson, Thomas, r 3d, bet Nunn and Church. Ayers, Miss, teacher Wilson Free School, r 7th, cor Nunn„

Bagley, Sallie, cl'k, Dollar Store, r 3d, bet Nunn and Hilton.

BAILLIEEE, C, Asst Supt Cape Fear Fibre Co, r Wright, c

BAILLIEEE, H, Sec'y and Supt Cape Fear Fibre Co, r Wright, cor Front.

Baker, James D, Dentist, Front, cor Eed Cross.

Baldwin, A L, Dentist, 2d, cor Market, r 3d, nr Orange.

BANKING HOUSE OF JAMES DAWSON, Front, bet Mar- ket and Princess.

"Banks, Albert, cl'k with Lemmerman & Coney, Chesnut,

Banks, Chas E, r 2d, bet Princess and Chesnut. 'Banks, W H, Eev, c pastor Ebenezer Baptist Church, r 6th, bet Queen and Wooster.

JBanks, Wellington W, clerk with Lemmerman & Coney, r 9th, cor Eankin.

Bappler, George P, of Bappler & Hintze,

33appler, John P, r river bank, foot of 4th.

Uappler & Hintze, (Geo P Bappler & Herman Hintze), butch- ers, Washington market, Market, ab 2d.

Baptist Church, First, cor Fifth and Market, J P Hiden,

Baptist Church, Ebenezer, colored, 7th, bet Orange and Ann

Barclay, E J, upholsterer, with F A Schutte, 3d, bet Nunn and Church.

Bariston, Wm, cl'k with John C Hyer, r Cape Fear House.

Wholesale and Retail Dealer in

gigs ef the "1HDIAH OHIEF,"

All orders filled with Dispatch.

The oldest Tobacco House in North. Car-olina.

Dealers in

Watches, Clocks and Jewelry carefully repaired,'

Joseph C. Abbott.

Edward Cantwell.

iys at Law and Counsellors,

Will practice in State and Federal Courts. Prompt attention given* to the Collection of Claims anywhere in North Carolina.

Barker, Ann, wid David, r Castle, bet 4th and 5th »

BARKER, E GERRY, book keeper with G G Barker & Co, r Orange, cor 5th

ner), Shipping and Corn Mer's, Water, cor Princess. See

Barker, John A, tinner, Castle, bet 4th and 5th.

Barlow, Joseph L, book keeper with Thos C Lewis, r 9th, cor

Barnes, James W, gardener, 7th, cor Queen.

Barnes, Joseph W, clerk, r 7th, cor Queen.

Barnes, John S, tinner,, with Wna Sutton3 r 3d, bet Queen and Wooster,

Barr, Wm, watchman at Kidder's mill, r Water, cor Dawson.

BARRY BROTHERS, (R P and H M Barry), Shipping and Com Mers, 'Gen'l Ag'ts Fire and Marine Insurance and Lorrillard Steamship Line, Water, cor Chesnut.

BARRY, H M, of Barry Bros, r New York.

wick and Bladen.

BARRY, R P, of Barry Brothers, r 5th, nr Chestnut.

cor Princess.

Bates, Benj G, r 3d, bet Red Cross and Campbell.

Bates, Is&ac, book keeper at Jas Dawson's Banking House,

Bates, Wm V, clerk with Dawson, Teel & Henning, r Dock,

Battson, , wid James, r 2d, bet Harnett & Cowan.

Bauman, Henry T, clerk with J & H Sampson, r 5th, cor

BAUMAN, JOHN, boot and shoemaker, Market, cor Second.

Bauman, John, clerk with Phillip Newman, r 5th, cor Princess,

Bauman, John C, clerk, r 5th, cor Dock.

Bauman, John G, grocer, Front, cor Market, r Dock, cor 5th.

Jl®^ Coacli, Carriage and Baggage Waggons always ready to cofivey Passenger to and "from the Bailroads,

Bauman, Kate, r 5th, cor Dock.

Bauman, Matilda, r 5th, cor Dock.

Baumann, Wmr shoemaker, r Market, cor 2d.

Baylor, Geo R, druggist, cor 4th and Nunn.

Beach, Allen, blacksmith, with O G Parsley, r 4th, bet Smffclu

and Howard. Beach, Louisa, with Dollar Store, r ft of 4tfo Bear, Henry, of Bear & Sternberger, r Princess, bet 4th & 5th.- Bear, Marcus, of Sol Bear & Bros, r Front, nr "Walnut. Bear, Meyer, dry goods and clothing, 37 N Water, r Red

Bear, Morris, clerk with Meyer Bear, r Bed Cross, nr 2d. Bear, Isaac, clerk with Sol Bear & Brosrr Bed Cross, bet

Front and 2d. BEAR, SAM'l, of Sol Bear & Bros, Front, nr Walnut. BEAR, SOL & BROS, (Sol and Sam'l Bear), wholesale and

retail dry goods, clothing, &c, 18 Market. Bear, Theresa, r Front, bet Mulberry and Walnut Bear & Sternberger - Henry Bear and Joseph Sternberger -

dry goods and clothing, 45 Market. Beck, Thomas, family groceries, r Red Cross, cor 6th. Bell, C F, sawyer, with Ed Kidder & Sons, r Front, nr Meares. Bell, Rebecca, widow of Ivy P, r Church, bet 2d and 3d.

and Queen. Bellamy, Eliza, r Market, cor 5th. Bellamy, Ellen D, r Market, cor 5th. Bellamy, J D, physician, r Market, cor 5th. Bellamy, John D, Jr, r Market, cor 5th. BELLAMY, MARSDEN, lawyer, 45 Market. See adv. Bellamy, Mary E, r Market, cor 5th.

Bellamy, W J H, physician, Front, cor Dock, r Fronts bet r and Walnut.

14th, Between Franklin and Ross

This House is centrally located in the business portion of the City, convenient to all the Public Places, and but a short walk from the different Railroad Depots, and one Square East from the Capitol.

Polito and attentive Servants : the table spread with the best the market can afford, and aiming to secure to the

the domestic comforts of home, at moderate charges, renders this one of the most desirable houses in the city.

Permanent Boarders by the week or month, on liberal terms.

Bender, Daniel F, carpenter, r Castle, bet 6th and 7th.

Bentley, E, watchmaker, r "Water, nr Mulberry.

Benton, Ezra L, clerk Cape Fear River Improvement, r Front, bet Market & Chesnut.

BERNARD, DUDLEY W, business manager and commer- cial, editor Morning Star, 5th, bet Dock and Orange.

BERNARD, WM H, Editor and Proprietor Morning Star and Carolina Farmer, Front, bet Princess and Market, r 5th, bet Dock and Orange.

Bernheim, G D, Rev, pastor Lutheran Church, r 5th, bet Market and Princess.

Beery, Benj W, ship carpenter, r 2d, bet Dock and Orange.

Beery, Ella P, r 2d, bet Dock and Orange.

Beery, Robt H, r 2d, foot Dock and Orange.

BEERT, W L, ship-builder, Eagle Island, r Front, below Ann.

Berry, W A, physician, r 5th, bet Market and Dock.

Betts, Mary, v^id of William, r 2d, cor Mulberry.

Middle, Mary A, r Castle, bet 6th and 7th.

Biddle, Newton, r Castle, bet 6th and 7th.

Bicldle, Wm H, clerk with R F Eyden, r 6th, cor Castle.

Binford, Walter B, shipping clerk with Barry Bros, r 3d, cor

Bird, Edwin, r cor 10th and Queen.

Birden, George E, r Campbell, bet 9th and 10th.

BIRDSEY, S R, dry goods, clothing, &c, 26 Market, r Dock, bet Front and 2d.

Bishop, Frank B, clerk with A H Neff, r Seaman's Home, Dock and Front.

Bishop, H M, proprietor Seaman's Home, Dock, cor Front.

Bishop, Jasper, clerk Sheriff's office, r 3d, bet Walnut and Red Cross.

Bisset, John F, foreman machine shop W & W R R, r Han- over, cor 3d.

Bishop, Josephine, 5th, bet Dock and Orange.

Bishop, Kate, r 9th, bet Queen and Castle.

Bissinger, Charles, Family Groceries, x cor 6th and Princess*

Published Daily at $7.00 per Year,

fl@* Largest Daily Circulation in the State.

A First-Class EigM-Pap Agricultural and Family WeeBy.

One of the Best Advertising Mediums in the South, having a large and growing circulation in the two Oarolinas.

WM. H. BERNARD, Editor and Proprietor.

Plain, Fancy and Ornamental

Book Binder and Blank Book Manufacturer,

Every variety of Printing, Buling and Binding executed in the highest style of the art,

33IVINS, W J, Register of Deeds, Court House, r LilHngton,

Blake, Henry D, Bev, superintendent Wilston School., 7th, cor

Blake, Hajinah E, teacher, Wilston School, r 7th, cor Nunn. Blaney, Elizabeth, Mrs, r Campbell, bet 3d and 4th. Blaney, Mary M, r Campbell, bet 3d and 4th. Blocker, J C, of Love & Blocker, r Cumberland Co. Blomme, Peter, baker and family groceries, 4th, cor Red Cross. Bloom, H H, family groceries, 5th, cor Chesnut. Blossom, Fannie, r cor 7th and Castle. BLOSSOM, J R and EVANS, (J R Blossom and Thos Evans),

distillers of turpentine, works Front, from Cowan to

Parsley, office Water, cor Princess. Blossom, J R, of J R Blossom & Evans, r New York. Blossom, Samuel, Family Grocer, r 7th Castle. Blumenthal, Hannah, Mrs, wid of Jacob, boarding-house

Blumenthal, S, dry goods, clothing, &c, 40 Market, r 4th, nr

Boatwright, Alice L, r 2d, bet Chesnut and Mulberry. Boatwright, Ann, wid Dr John, r Front, cor Princess.

and Mulberry. Boatwright, John L, packet clerk Phila & So steamship line,

Boatwright, Mary, r Front, cor Princess. Boatwright, Mary A, wid of Dr J H, r 2d, bet Chesnut and

Bocher, John, shoemaker, 4th, cor Harnett, r Nutt, cor

Boggoln, C F, clerk with Adrian & Vollers, r Mulberry, bet

Front and Water. Bogard, Minnie E, r Dock, bet 7th and 8th. BOHLING, MARTIN, Grocer, Front, bel Castle. Bond, Annie, r 4th, bet Castle and Church. Boone, Bennett, well-digger, r Bladen, cor 6th.

Wholesale and Eetail Dealers in

Agricultural Implements,

Also in

Millers', House Carpenters', Ship Carpenters', Cabinet Makers', Ma- sons', Saddlers', Wheelwrights', Curriers', Blacksmiths', Ma- chinists', Coopers' Turpen- tine Makers', Shoe Makers', Builders' and Under-

Rope, Twine, Fishing Tackle,

Cotton Gins and Presses,

Wine and Cider Mills and Presses,

Boone, Laigliton L, clerk with J B Orrell, Hanover, bet

Boone, Mary C, r 6th, cor Bladen. Boone, Owen H, well-digger, r 6th, cor Bladen. Borden, J C, conductor, Wil & W R R, r Purcell House. Bornemann, Hanrich, elk with Deumelandt, r 4th, cor

Bosch, Henry, clerk with L Wallace, r 4th, cor Brunswick. Boskowtz, Charles, clerk with J & H Sampson, r 45 Market. Bostick, Bryant W, butter eggs, &c, City Mkt, r Duplin Co. Bowden, Caroline P, r Chesnut, cor 3d. Bowden, H M, book-keeper 1st Nat Bk, Wilmington, r Red

Bowden, James 0, turpentine distiller, r Red Cross, bet 2d

and 3rd. Bowden, John, r Chesnut, cor 2d.

Bowden, Joseph J, cl'k with W H Moore, r Chesnut, cor 2d. Bowden, Joseph N, conductor W, C&ARE, 4th, cor Princess. Bowden, J 0, supt distillery of Theo Denike & Co. Bowden, Julia, cor 4th and Princess. BOWDEN, L H, Com Mer and lumber, Water, cor Chesnut,

r Princess, bet 5th and 6th. Bowden, Lany, 4th and Princess. Bowden Sarah, wid of Jesse, 4th and Princess.

Bowers, Bettie, 4th, bet Church and Castle.

bel Dock. Bowers, S M, machinist, r 2d, bet Nunn and Church. Boyd, Ann and B, dressmakers, r Front, ab Dock. Boyat, , driver with 0 Gr Parsley, Sr., r Harnett, bet 3d

and 4th. Boyett, Rebecca, wid Henry, r 5th, cor Bladen. Boyett, Wm R, Harnett, bet 3d and 4th.

Foot of Walnut. Every description of Lumber on hand, and Sawed to order. Black "Walnut, Ash, Poplar, Juniper and Cypress, and Seasoned Pine Lumber always on hand.

Bradley, Amy M, Supt Union Grammar School and County

Examiner, r Bed Cross, bet Front and 2d. Bradley, Chas, of G & C Bradley, r New Haven, Conn. Bradley, Geo, of G & C Bradley, r New Haven, Conn. Bradley, G & C, (Geo and Chas Bradley), hoots and shoes,

Bradley, James A, hoots and shoes, 24 Market, r 4th, nr

Bradley, Sarah, wid James, r 5th, cor Wooster. Bradley, Saml J, elk with G & C Bradley, r Dock, bet 4th

Brahmer, Henry, machinist, with Hart & Bailey, r 3d, bet

Queen and Wooster. Brazeal, Kate, wid, r 4th, cor Wooster. BREMER, HENRY, grocer and liquors, Dock, cor Front,

and Market, cor 2d, r 2d, nr Mulberry.

Bremer, Lina, wid Nicholas, r 5th, cor Castle.

Bremer, Neta, r Market, bet Tth and 8th.

Briant, Wm, painter, r Wooster, nr 5th.

Brickhouse, Nancy, wid Nathan, Front, cor Church.

Brickhouse, Nathan A, r Front, cor Church.

Brickhouse, Marion G, messenger Telegraph office, r Front,

cor Church. BRIDGERS, R R, Pres Navassa Guano Co, Pres of W & W

r Chesnut, cor Front. Brierstring, Albert, r Walnut, bet 10th and 11th. BRINK, ED R, Postmaster, r Front, bet Princess & Chesnut. Britt, Mary Eliza, r 4th, bet Queen and Wooster.

and Wooster.

Eooms by the Night, Week or Month. His Sample Booms cannot be excelled in Choice Wines, Liquors, &c. The finest Segars, Chewing and Smoking Tobacco to be found in the city.

"Would inform his old friends and customer that he has recently renovated and refitted the above Saloon, and would be pleased to receive a continuace of their patronage. His BAR is always supplied with the best of LIQUORS.

In Season, reeeived almost daily from New River, of best quality, and furnished in any quantity or style desired.

Has recently thoroughly renovated and refitted the OLD CLARENDON BAR, and is prepared to meet his friends and furnish them at his EAR with the best quality of LIQUORS WINES, &c, in quantities to suit.

In any style desired, and of best quality, furnished on short notice. The patronage of ths Public is respectfully solicited at the old stand on Market Street,

BROCK, HENRY C, of Brock & Webb, r Front, bet Princess and Chesnut.

BROOK & WEBB, (H C Brock and H Webb), Globe Saloon Restaurant, billiards, &c, Front, bel Market, See adv.

Brooklyn Hall, 4tb, cor Hanover.

Brooklyn Market, 4th, cor Brunswick.

ket and Princess.

BROOKS, GEO W, Judge U S District Court N C, r Eliza- beth City.

Brooks, Jane W, Queen, bet 4th and 5th.

Brooks, Martin C, carpenter, Queen, bet 4th and 5th.

Brooks, Wm, r cor 3d and Campbell.

BROWN, A D, Millinery and Fancy Goods, hoop skirts, &c, S E Market, cor Front.

Brown, James, plasterer, r Dawson, bet 4th and 5th.

Brown, John, r 2d, bet Dock and Orange.

Brown, John H, dep weigher of rosin, r Brunswick, cor 4th

BROWN, JOHN K, of James & Brown, r Mulberry, bet Front and 2d.

BROWN, LAWRENCE, boots and shoes and wood wharf, 3 N Water, r Farmer's Hotel.

Brown, Lou, Orange, bet Front and 2d.

Brown, Maria A, r Orange, bet Front and 2d.

Brown, Mary B, r Orange, bet Front and 2d.

Brown, Milbra, wid of Wiley.

Brown, Robert W, clerk, r Nunn, bet oth and 6th.

Brown, Sarah, r Orange, bet Front and 2d.

Brown, S F, clkwith Brown & Anderson, r Orange, bet Front

Brown, Thomas A, elk with J Lyons, r Cape Fear House.

BROWN, THOS W, of Brown & Anderson, r Orange, bet Front and 2d.

Brown, Wm G, foreman Navassa Guano Co, r 2d, cor Castle.

BROWN & ANDERSON, (Thos W Brown and W S Ander- son), watches and jewelry, 37 Market. See adv.

Opposite Capital Square.

Whiskies, Brandies,

His Bar is stocked with the finest LIQUOKS that can be produced, both of Imported and Domestic Brands.

In season and furnished in every style to Families, Parties., &c, in quantities, large or small. Also the choicest of

by the Bottle, Dozen, Gallon or Barrel. The attention of the trade is called to his old

Pure and Unadulterated, of which he keeps a large Stock always on hand, and which cannot be excelled in quality, in this or any other market. Also,

And Choice Brands of

His facilities for obtaining the finest of Liquors are equal to any house in the trade, and his prices cannot fail to prove satisfactery. Country orders promptly filled and satisfaction guaranteed.

Browning, E D, conductor, W & W R E, r Purcell House.

Browning, S M, lab with W&WER.

Brunhild, H, elk with H Brunhild, Market, bet Front and 2d.

RUNHILD, H, whol and ret liquor, tobacco and cigars,

Brunson, Frank M, Castle, bet 7th and 8th.

Bryant, Alfred D, carpenter with W & W R R.

Bryant, Lewis, r 6th, bet Ann and Nunn.

BRYAN,B G, cashier National Savings Bank, r 7th, cor

Bryan, Henry, elk with H Hutof, r 40 N Water.

Bryan, Robt K, Associate Ed Carolina Farmer, r Scott's Hill.

Bryan, Sylvester, painter with J A Parker, r Wooster, cor 6th.

Bryan, Sylvester, W J, painter with J A Parker, r Wooster, cor 6th.

Buggeln, Fred'k, elk with Adrian & Vollers, r Cape Fear

BUIE, DUNCAN M, Br, manuf'r of Fertilizers and Chem-

Bunting, Robt, Market, bet 6th and 7th.

Bunting, Samuel R, r 2d, bet Walnut and Red Cross.

Bulcken, John J, grocer, Water, bet Chesnut and Mulberry,

BURCH, JOHN B, city ag't for Morning Star, r Walnut,

Burgwin, Sallie P, r Market, bet 2d and 3d.

BURKHEIMER, HENRY, whol and ret Tobacco, Snuff, &c,

BURKHEIMER, HENRY D, r Front, bet Walnut and Mul-

BURKHEIMER, WASHINGTON, cigar manuf, r Front, bet Walnut and Mulberry.

Contains BONE and MEAT in such proportions as the Soil and Crop may require, yielding seventeen per cent. Ammonia.

Wholesale and Retail Dealer in

And every article to be found in a First-Class Dry Goods House. Also of .the House of DAWSON, TBEEL & HENNING, dealers in Hardware, Agricultural Implements, Guns, &c.

Under Purcoll House,

A full and efficient Corps of Accomplished Artists will always he found in readiness, Shaving and Hair Dressing executed in the most fashionable Style of the art. The Gentlemen of the City and Strangers are invited ot call. An Experienced Artist will execute m orders from the Ladies at their residence.

Burnett, J, lab with W&WRR.

Burnett, Eichard B, saloon, r Church, het 6th and 7th.

Burnett, Thomas, B, hunter, r 5th, het Castle and Queen.

Burr, Emily, Mrs, wid of Talcott, r 49 Market.

Burr, Horace, salesman with M M Katz, r Dock, het Front

Burr, Henry B, pastor Seaman's Home, r 3d and Parsley.

Burr, Horace, elk with M M Katz, r Dock, het Front and 2d.

Burr, Jane, 49 Market,

BURR, J D, cashr Bank Cape Fear, r Front, cor Nunn.

Burr, Marg't Julia, r Dock, het Front and 2d.

Burr, Sarah A, wid of Thomas, r Church, het 4th and 5th.

Burr, Mrs Talcott, r cor Market and 2d.

BURRUSS, E E, Pres of First Nat Bank of Wilmington, r Front, bet Chesnut and Mulberry.

Burroughs, , carpenter, r 7th, cor Church.

Burtt, Lemuel R, elk with Geo Honnet, r Dock, bet 5th & 6th.

Burtt, Samuel, blacksmith, Mulberry, nr Water, r Dock, bet

Butscharof, Fred, elk with G L Shutte, 4th, cor Bladen.

BYRNE, JOHN A, Genl Agt N Y Life Ins Co, and of Byrne & Hall, r Front, bet Princess and Chesnut.

BYRNE & HALL, (J A Byrne and E D Hall), General Insu- rance Agents, Front, bet Princess and Chesnut.

Cagan, John J, millwright, Navassa Guano Works, r 6th, bet Bladen and Harnett.

Cagan, Lumford C, diver, r 6th, bet Bladen and Harnett.

Calais, Luela F, r 4th, bet Orange and Ann.

Orange and Ann.

Calder, R E, cashr with F W Kerchner, r 3d, bet Mulberry and Walnut.

Calder, Wm, book keeper with F W Kerchner, r 3d, bet Mul- berry and Walnut.

Una (Fire) Insurance Company^

Callahan, Annie, -with J H Chadbourn.

Callman, Morris, cashr with ¥m Ettinger, r National HoteL

Calloway, Eobert E, supt Planning Mill at J H Chadbourn

& Co's, r 4th, bet Bladen and Harnett. CAMEEON, FBANCIS H, Genl Supt of North America

Life" Ins Co, Al\ N "Water, r National Hotel. Cameron, Joseph, watchman with Willard Bros, r Queen,

Cameron, Julia, wid James, Queen, bet 4th and 5th. Cameron, W W, printer, Morning Star, Queen, bet 4th & 5th. Campbell, A E, elk with "Willard Bros, r 6th, cor Orange. CAN AD AY, DAVID E, family grocery, 4th, cor Church. Canaday, William,, painter with J A Parker, r "Wooster, bet

CANADAY, "W P, City Marshall, office City Hall, r "Walnut,

Cannon, Alfred, lab, r 5th, cor Wooster. Cannon, Mary, wid Charles, r 4th, cor Wooster. Cannon, Saml, of Cannon & Oldham, r Orange, cor 3d. Cannon, Sol, lab, r Wooster, nr 5th. CANNON & OLDHAM, (Saml N Cannon and C W Oldham),

Whol Gro and Com Mers, 5 S Water. CANTWELL, EDWAED, Judge of Special Court of Wil- mington, and of Abbott & Cantwell, r Eed Cross, bet

Cantwell, Edward P, elk with Dr Wright, r Eed Cross, bet

Cantwell, Ellen L, r Eed Cross, bet 3d and 4th. Cantwell, John L, of Cantwell, Eankin & Co, r Princess, bet

Cantwell, Kate T, r Princess, bet 8th and 9th. Cantwell, Lillian P, r Eed Cross, bet 3d and 4th. CANTWELL, EANKIN & CO, (John L Cantwell, John T

Eankin, and W H Kelley), Com Mer's, Water. CAPE EEAE BUILDING CO, office Princess, bet Front

CAPE EEAE CLUB HOUSE, Front, bet Market & Princess. Cape Fear House, Prigge, Gevert, propr, Chesnut, bet Front

and Water.

Opposite County Court House.

Prompt attention given to the Collection of Claims in all parts of the

Will attend to the Collection of Claims in all parts of the State.

13 South Front, near Market Street

The Restaurant always supplied with every luxury in the market. Oysters in season served in every style. The Bar contains none but the best of Ltiuers. Charges moderate.

Cape Fear Biver Improvement, U S Engineer's Office, Prin- cess, bet Front and 2d.

Capley, J L, engineer, with W&WEB.

Capps, Annie, with D Stelje, 6th, cor Queen.

Capps, Burneta, wid Thomas, r 5th, cor Queen.

Capps, Catharine, r east side 7th, bet Church and Castle.

Capps, Columbia, r 5th, cor Queen.

Capps, Francis, butcher stall 7 City Market, r 5th, cor Queen.

CAPPS, F D, butcher stall 10| City Market, r 5th, cor Queen.

Capps, Julia, r 2d, bet Church and Castle.

Capps, Laura, r 8th, cor Castle.

Capps, Thos J, carpenter, r 7th, bet Church and Castle.

Capps, Robert McD, r 7th, bet Church and Castle.

CAROLINA FARMER, Weekly, W H Bernard, Ed and Propr, Front, bet Market and Princess.

Carpenter, Alfred, with J S Topham & Co, r 5th, bet Nunn and Castle.

Carr, Nicholas, of Sellars & Carr, r 5th, bet Campbell and

Carr, Thos B, dentist, 38 Market.

berry and Walnut.

CARRAWAY & CLEAPOR, (c) - J H Carraway and Chas E Cleapor - barbers, under Purcell House. See adv.

Carroll, Ellen, with Geo D Fleck, r 3d, bet Church & Castle.

ket and Princess.

CARROLL, MARTIN, paper stock, rags, &c, 4th, cor Camp-

Carroll, Michael, lab with W & W R R, r 3d, cor Brunswick.

Carrow, Samuel T, U S Marshall N C, r Raleigh.

Carter, B S, cooper with A H Van Bokkelen, 5th, bet Daw- son and Queen.

Carter, James, tinner, with A H Neff, r Red Cross, bet 3d

and 4th. Carter, Minnie E, r Front, cor Red Cross. and 6th.

Front, between Market and Princess Streets,

have recently been added, which places it on a par with any Hotel in the South. It has been

from top to bottom, and NEWLY FURNISHHED.

Conveyances for Guests always ready to and from all the Railroads .and Steamboats.

Carter, William, cooper, with. A H VanBokkelen, r 5th, bet

Dawson and Queen. Casey, Bichard, engineer, W&WBB,r 4th, bet Brunswick

and Hanover. Cashwell, David, r Dock, cor 6th. Cason, Sarah J, wid of Isaac, r 2d, cor of Walnut. Cassidey Brothers, (F A L and H C Cassidey), Ship Carpen- ters and Propr's Wilmington Marine Bailway, foot of

Cassidey, F A L, of Cassidey Brothers, r Front, bet Church

and Castle. Cassidey, Henry C, of Cassidey Brothers, r Front, bet Castle

and Church. Cassidey, Sophia W, wid of James, r Surry, cor Church. CATHOLIC CHUECH, (St Thomas), Dock, bet 2d and 3d. CAZAUX, A D, Ship and Com Mer, and agt Bait and Wil

Steam'p Line, Water and Mulberry, r 3d, S of Orange. Cazaux, Eosa, r 3d, bet Orange and Ann. Cemetery Co, Oakdale, office Princess, bet Front and 2d. CHADBOUEN, GEOEGE, of James H Chadbourn & Co,

r Ann, cor Front. Chadbourn, James, r Front, bet Ann and Nunn. CHADBOUEN, JAMES H, of James H Chadbourn & Co, r

3d, bet Dock and Orange. CHADBOUBN, J H & CO, (James H and George Chad- bourn), Steam Saw and Planing Mills, foot of Harnett,

office Dock, cor Water. See adv. Chadwick, E W, U S Dep Col'r Customs, Walnut, r cor 6th. Chapman, Eichard, chemist, with Navassa Guano Co, r

Water, bel Chesnut. Chapman, Sarah, wid of Joseph, r Church, bet 2d and 3d. Chesnutt, C L, cashr, Williams & Murchison, r Market, bet

CHILDS, JESSE, stoves, tin ware, &c, 2d, bet Market and

Princess, r Church, nr 6th. Childs, Tripler, tinner, 2d, bet Market and Princess.

No. 39 Market Street,

Mad© of the Best Linen Paper, Ruled and Bound to any Pattern Desired,

and all kinds of BLANK BOOKS, Law

Books, Music, Periodicals, &c, &c,

&c., Bound in the Best Manner.

Chriver, Olaus, grocery, 4th, cor Harnett.

CITY HALL, cor 3d and Princess.

Clark, Benjamin E, r Market, cor 7th.

Clark, Henry, elk at So Express Co, r 2d, cor Ann.

Clark, John M, with A Johnson, Jr, r National Hotel.

Clark, William, carpenter, with W & W R R.

Clarkson, Joseph, elk with Brock & "Webb, r Front, bel

Cleapor, Chas E, c, of Carraway and Cleapor, r 7th, nr Bed

CLIFFORD, JOSEPH A, Clifford House, tobacco, cigars

Clowe, Annie M, r 4th, bet Bladen and Harnett.

Clowe, C R, master carpenter with W & W R R.

Clowe, Harrison L, millwright and pattern maker, r 4th, bet Bladen and Harnett.

Coffin, Elizabeth, Mrs, wid Charles, r Red Cross, bet 4th and 5th.

Coffin, Mariah, 3d, bet Church and Nunn.

Cole, Matthew, r 4th, nr Queen.

Colin, Geo, saloon, S Water, bet Dock and Orange, r Mar-

Cole, M O, fruit and vegetables, Market, bet 2d and 3d.

Collins, Elizabeth, svt with J W Zimmerman, r 2d, bet Mar- ket and Dock.

Collins, Jennett, Mrs, wid Dennis, r Market, bet 5th and 6th.

Collins, James W, book keeper with Worth & Worth, r Mar-

Collins, William M, steward at Purcell House, r Purcell

Colston, R E, Princ'l C F M Academy, r cor Mulberry & 4th.

Colville, J, of Colville & Taylor, r 4th, bet Harnet and Bladen.

Colville, Thomas L, supt at Hart and Bailey's, res Chesnut,

COLYILLE & TAYLOR - J Colville and R J Taylor - steam saw and planning mills, Nutt, foot of Walnut. See adv.

COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE, Water, cor Princess.

Sam'l Northrop,

Special attention paid to the sale of CORN, COT- Orders for LUMBER promptly filled.

Messrs Whedbse & Dickinson, Baltimore, Mel. Messrs. Patterson & Lippiucot.t, Philadelphia

Messrs. Kinnear Bros, St. Johns, N. B.

South. Watex

between Ann and Nun,

tarn, M. tfk

The Timber used by me is all selected and of the first quality, and by strict personal attention to business I am prepared to furnish every thing in our line of superior quality and workmanship, and at such reasonable prices that cannot fail to give satisfaction to the trade. Give me a trial and be convinced. I make a speciality of turning out an article of Spirit Barrels that cannot be excelled.

Repairing Of Old Barrels promptly attended to.

No. 3 IDooIsl Street,

Coney, Margaret M, wid of John E, r 4th, bet Orange and

Coney, Walter, of Lemmerman & Coney, r 4th, bet Orange

and Ann. Conner, "Thomas, c, of Toomer & Conner, r 9th, nr Princess. CONOLEY, JAMES W, druggist, 4th, cor Campbell. Conoley, John J, elk with P Heinsberger, r 7th, bet Princess

and Chesnut.

cor Wooster. Cook, Mary Ella, r 5th, bet Orange and Dock. Corbett, Eliza A, wid of Michael T, r 4th, bet Nun and

Corbett, Eliza, wid of Michael, r Market, cor 7th.

Nun and Church. Corbett, William J, engineer, W, C & E E B, r Mulberry,

Corbett, Wm, captain flat-boat, r Nutt, ab Walnut. Corbin, Margaret G, r 2d, bet Ann and Nun.

and Walnut. Cortjohn, Dick, family groceries, Front, cor Brunswick. Costin, Charlotte, wid John, r Dock, cor 7th. Costin, Miles F, gas-fitter with W H Dart, r 6th, cor Nun. Costin, Miles, r 5th, cor Dock. Costin, Eobert, elk, r 7th, cor Dock. Costin, William H, brick mason, r 6th, cor Nun. COUNTY COUET HOUSE, New Hanover Co, Princess, bet

Cowan, John, of Cowan & Metts, r 4th, cor Chesnut. Cowans, James M, gas-fitter with J H Mitchell, r 3d, bet

Church and Castle.

COWAN, ROBERT H, Princess, bet Front & 2d, r Fronfc, bet Chesnut and Mulberry.

Cowan, E H, Jr, of Turner & Cowan, r Front, bet hesnut and Mulberry.

Cowan & Metts - John Cowan and J I Metts - grocers and liquor dealers, Market, bet Front and 2d.

Cowan, D S, planter, r Front, cor Mulberry.

Craffy, Mark, gardner, 4th, bet Dock and Orange.

Craft, Mary E, wid of Thomas, r Princess, bet 8th and 9th.

Craft, Thomas C, elk with D A Smith, r Princess, bet 8tht and 9th.

Craig, Gaston, house carpenter, Dawson, cor 4th.

Craig, Henry, r 8th, bet Mulberry and Walnut.

Craig, John B, tailor, with Muason & Co, r Harnett, nr

Craig, John Henry, with Wm Sutton, r Brunswick, bet 6th and 7th.

Craig, Joshua Smith, with A H Neff, r 8th, bet Mulberry and

CRAIG, SIMON, of Pratt & Craig, r 6th, bet Swann an<3

Craig, Stephen A, r Castle, bet 4th and 5th.

Craig, Wm E, cooper, Water, r 5th, bet Wooster & Dawson.

Craige, Alice, wid Henry, r Dawson, bet 5th & 6th.

Craige, Joshua G, gun-smith at A H Neff's, r 8th, bet Wal- nut and Mulberry.

Craige, Mattie, milliner, with Mrs E M Strock, r 4th, nr de- pot bridge.

Crapon, Geo, elk with C Martin, r Front, bel Dock.

Crapon, George M, elk with Geo Myers, r Front, bet Dock and Orange.

Crawford, Elizabeth, r Anderson, nr Grimes.

Crawford, Rebecca, Anderson, nr Grimes.

Creswell, Wm, mail messenger, r Front, cor Red Brossv

Cristian Chapel Church, c, Nun and 7th.

Crone, John, engineer, with W & W R Rw

SAM'L L. HARRIS, Inspector, G. W. STICKNEY, Ass't Actuary. B. B. HUNT, Assistant Inspector.

Opposi'e Seaman's Home.

Deposits of FIVE CENTS and upwards received, and Bank Book issued tkei'efor. All Deposits payable on demand.

Business accounts solicited, 4 per cent, interest allowed on balances of $50 and upward, reniainiug thirty days.

Ckeek Books furnished and Checks payable at sight.

Sight Drafts for sale on New York, Phi'adclphia, Baltimore and all principal cities in the South.

Open Saturday Nights to Receive Deposits

«GEO. R. FRENCH, Chairman Executive Committee. SL R. BRINK, Secretary.

Crone, John, engineer, with W&WKI. Cronly, Jane, r 3d, bet Orange and Ana. Cronly, Michael, of Cronly & Morris, r 3d, bet Orange and

Cronly, Michael, Jr, r 3d, bet Orange and Ann. Cronly, Sallie, r 3d, bet Orange and Ann. CKONLY & MORRIS, Michael ronly an$ Wilkes Morris

auctioneers, stock and real estate brokers, 4 N Water. Croom, Martha' F, dress making, 4th, cor Hanover. Croom, Melissa, r Castle, bet 5th and 6th. Crow, J E, agent JEtna Life Insurance Co, Princess, bet

Front and 2d, r Front, bet Mulberry and Chesnut. CURRIE, S A, livery, sale and exchange stabiles, 2d, cor

Princess, r 7th, bet Chesnut and Mulberry. Cumber, Eliza, wid of Edward, r Dawson, nr 3d. Cumber, J T, blacksmith, W&WRR Cumber, Mary, wid of David, r 6th, cor Dawson. CUMMING, JAMES D, book-keeper with J H Chadbourn

& Co, Notary Public and Sec'y and Treas Wil Building

Association, r Nun, bet Front and 2d. ver and Brunswick. Cumming, Preston, of Oldham & Cumming, r 2d, bet Orange

and Ann. CUMMING, Wm A, of Northrop & Cumming, r 2d, bet

Orange and Ann. Curry, James, baker, with C R Mayer, r Rock Spring Hotel Curtis, Benjamin, elk with Lemmerman & Coney. Curtis, John, fisherman, r Wooster, nr 4th. Curtis, Josephine, r 6th, cor Red Cross. Curtis, Mary, r 6th, cor Brunswick. Hushing, Edward M, r cor Market and 2d. Cushing, Edward, r 49 Market. Cushing, Mary, wid Edward, r 49 Market. Cushing, Mrs Mary S, r cor Market and 2d. Cutlar, DuBrutz, lawyer, Princess,, bet Front and 2d, r 2d*

bet Red Cross and Walnut..

Fertilizers, Lime, Molasses, Salt,

Cutlar, F J, physician, Princess, bet Front and 3d, r 2d, cor

Cutlar, Jennie F, r.2d, cor Mulberry. Cutlar, James K, insp naval stores, 22 N Water, r 6th, cor

Cutlar, Jas T, r Dudley, bet Newsora and Anderson. Cutlar, William, day janitor City Hall. Cutlar, W, r 4th, bet Ann and Orange.

Dabney, Georgiana E, r 4th, cor Chesnut.

Front and 2d. Dahmer, Margaret, wid Peter, boarding house, r Nutt, ab

Danby, John W, carpenter, r Bladen, bet 4th and 5th. Danforth, James, Jr. elk, r 7th, cor Nun. Daniel, Harriett, wid Green, r Front, bel Ann. Daniel, Mary C, wid John, r Front, bel Ann. DANIEL, WILLIAM T, news and periodical dealer, 2d,

ab Market. Daniels, Stephen, shoemaker, 5th, cor Princess, r Princess,

DARBY, JAMES, supt of gas works, r Church, cor Surry.

Church, cor Surry. Darden, John, elk with Harriss & Howell, r Front, cor Daw-

DART, W H, steam plumbing and gas fitting, Front, bet

Dock and Orange, r Front, cor Church. Dartin, John, with Dr Harriss, r Front, ab Dawson. Davis, Alfred, carpenter, r Church, bet 3d and 4th.

wiunNflTOir. if. ©.

j6^~ Consignments of -Cotton, JWaval Stores and Country Prtduct, and orders for the purchase of same solicited.

British Vice Consul.

Late Sheriff Duplin.

JTmues Sprmnt, Of Wilmington

Commission Merchants,

ISTo. 22 ISTorth. Water St.,

Residence Red Cross Street, beween Third »nd Fourth.

Davis, Annie E, wid , r 2d, bet Chesnut & Mulberry.

I>avis, Ann S, wid of Junius, boarding house, r Front, ab

Davis, Duke R, r Front, bet Wooster and Dawson. Davis, Edward, timber inspector, 23 N Water, r 6th, nr

Davis, Eli H, foreman of cooper shop with A H Van Bokkelen,

r 6th, bet Dawson and Wooster. Davis, Miss E S, milliner with A D Brown, r 3d, bet Chesnut

and Mulberry. Davis, Eugenia W, r Princess, bet Water and Front. Davis, George, r Front, ab Princess. DAVIS, GEORGE, lawyer, Princess, bet Front and 2d, rt

2d, bet Red Cross and Walnut. Davis, G W, r 4th, bet Hanover and Brunswick. DAVIS, HORATIO, agent for NationaLif e Ins Co, 2d, be.

Market and Princess, r 2d, bet Chesnut and Mulberry Davis, James, (c) vegetable store and police, Dock, nr Front,

r Wooster, cor Front. Davis, James N, r Front, bet Wooster and Dawson. DAVIS, JOHN R, proprietor Purcell House, r Purcell

House. See adv. Davis, John T, elk with Rourke & Rivere, r Princess, bet

Water and Front. DAVIS, JUNIUS, lawyer, Princess, bet Front and 2d, r 2d,

bet Red Cross and Walnut. Davis, Josephine, r Front, cor Princess. Davis, Laura M, r 5th, bet Queen and Castle. Davis, Lewis, carpenter, r Church, bet 3d and 4th. Davis, Margaret Y, wid of Geo W, r Princess, cor Front. Davis, Mary, r 4th, cor Castle.

Davis, Seth W, elk with J & H Samson, r 3d, cor Campbell.

and Campbell.

ITo. 11 Market Street,

Trunks, Valises, Notions, &c.

THE COUNTRY TRADE is invited. An examination of tha Stock will be sufficient.

You will be dealt with at our Branch House in Wilmington on the same liberal terms as if you went in person to Baltimore.

Don't forgot tne Number,

Branch of L49 Gay Street, Baltimore.

DAVIS, WILLIAM E, butcher, stall 9 city market, r Mar-

Davis, Wm J, printer at Morning Star, r 3d,, bet Red Cross and Campbell.

Davis, Wm 0, printer at Morning Star, r 3d, bet Red. Cross and Campbell.

DaSILVA, W H, book-keeper with Sol B~ar & Bros, r Front, nr Walnut.

DAVES, GRAHAM, of Deltosset & Co, r Market, bet 2d &

DAVID & WEIL, (Abrm David and S Raj Weil) mer tailors and clothiers, 27 Market, See adv.

DAWSON, JAMES, banker, Front, bet Market and Princess, r Front, cor Chesnut.

DAWSON, JOHN, dry goods, and of Dawson, Teel & Hen-

DAWSON, TEEL & HENNING, (John Dawson, Geo Teel and Robt Henning) hardware and agricultural imple-

DEANS, JAMES, book-keeper with Edward Kidder & Sons, r 5th, bet Orange and Ann.

DeForrest, Blanch, r 4th, cor Castle.

De JASSIENSKI, J, prof music, and prof at Mrs Ransom's Seminary, r 6th, cor Dock.

Delaney, Dennis, tailor with Sol Bear & Bros, r Front, bet Walnut and Red Cross.

DENBY, JOHN W, carpenter, r Bladen, bet 4th and 5th.

Denby, Mary A, r Bladen, bet 4th and 5th.

DENIKE, THEODORA, distiller of turpentine, foot of Har- nett and Princess, co,r Water, r Purcell House.

DENMARK, J W, book-keeper with Alex Oldham, r Front nr Mulberry.

Commission Merchant,

Flour, Bacon, Corn, Meal, &c,

J8®0" OonsiKnments and Cash Orders solicited.

Boots, Shoes, Hats, Gaps,

Jas. W. Lippitt&Co.,

[Successors to Wm. H. Lippitt.']

N. E. corner Front and Market Streets,

Dent, William, pattern maker, W & W R R, r Hanover, bet

DeRosset, Elizabeth A, r 3d, cor Market.

DeROSSET, T C, gen'l insurance agent, Water, bet Market and Princess, r 2d, cor Dock.

Daves) shipping and com mers and gen'l ins agts, 5 N

Desmond, Laura M, r 4th, bet Church and Castle.

DEUMELANDT, AUGUST, restaurant, 19 N Water, and grocer, 4th, cor Brunswick, r 4th, cor Brunswick.

attorneys at law, 20 Market.

Dew, David C, r McRae, cor Red Cross.

Dew, Mary E, r McRae, cor Red Cross.

Dick, Sarah, wid John, 3d, bet Orange and Dock.

Dickinson, Mrs Alice H, wid Piatt, r Front, cor Chesnut.

Dicksey, Adelia, r Front, cor Chesnut.

Dickson, Jesse J, lab, r Front, cor Church.

Dickson, Mrs Margaret, wid Dr James, r Front, bet Chesnut and Mulberry.

Dinensbach, Wm, shoemaker with J G Voss, r 23 S Front.

Dinglehoef, M J, watches and jewelry, 55 Market, r 5th, bet Chesnut and Mulberry.

Dixon, Nancy, wid John E, r Surry, nr Castle.

Patent Navassa Ammoniated Soluble Phosphate,

North Water Street.

It has given entire satisfaction on COKN, COTTON, TOBACCO, and all small grain, root crops and vegetables, t > which it has been

For its merits we refer to all planters who have used it.

J^~ Send for Circulars. B B. BBIDGEBS, President. D. MaoBAE, Treasury and Sec'y. C. L. GBAFFLIN, Superintendent.

Doares, William H, engineer, r 4th, bet Queen and Wooster.

Dolan, Wm, caulker, r Nutt, ab Walnut.

DOLLAR STORE, KEYES, H & CO, Front, bet Dock and

Orange. See adv, last page. Donlan, Margaret, r Princess, bet 9th and 10th. Donlan, Patrick, r Princess, bet 9th and 10th. Donlan, Timothy, supt Oakdale Cemetery, r Princess, bet 9th

DOSHER, DIEDRICH, family groceries, 3d, cor Walnut. Dosher, Elizabeth, r 5th, cor Princess. Dougherty, Ann, wid Daniel, r 5th, bet Castle and Queen. Doughty, Henry S, carpenter, W & W R R, r Campbell, bet

DOUGLASS, THOMAS J, butcher, stall 12 city maiket, r

5th, bet Queen and Castle. Dove, James, carpenter with W & W R R. Doyle, Geo W, elk with Harriss & Howell, r 2d, nr Nun. Drane, Henry M, builder and contractor, r 5th, cor Chesnut. Dray, James D, with Joseph H Neff, r 5th, bet Hanover and

Drew, Alfred B, elk with S Blossom, r 7th, cor Castle. Dudley, Fannie W, r Market, bet 4th and 5th.

DUDLEY, JOHN L, inspector of lumber with O G Parsley,

Sr, r 6th, bet Mulberry and Walnut Dudley, Mary A, r 6th, bet Mulberry and Walnut. Dudley, Robert, elk with Cape Fear Fibre Co, r Front, bet

Wright and Dawson. Duguid, Lavenia L, r McRae, bet Mulberry and Walnut. Duguid, Mary E, r McRae, bet Mulberry and Walnut. Duguid, Wm H, carpenter, r McRae, bet Mulberry and Wal- Duke, Mrs Elizabeth, wid of John, r 2d, nr Market. Duls, Catharine, r 2d, cor Hanover. Dunham, Eliza J, r 4th, cor Ashe. Dunham, Jane H, r Walnut, bet 3d and 4th. Dunham, Minnie, r Walnut, b«et 3d and 4th,

Corner Sycamore and Bank Streets,

The TABLE will be supplied with the best the Market affords.

Liberal Terms by the Month.

I can only say to my old friends from North Carolina, where I

have so long been a citizen among them, that in my new calling, sis

Proprietor of the GURLEY HOUSE, they will be graciously received

and entertained second to no hotel in the United States.

Dunham, Samuel W, inspector of timber with 0 Gr Parsley,

Dwindle, Isabella C, r Red Cross, cor 2d. Dwinelle, Justin, physician, and saw mill, Yorkville, r Red.

Cross, cor 2d. Dyer, John, cutter with Munson & Co, r Market, bet 9th and

Eakman, A, lab, r cor Front and Church.

Early, Maria M, wid Moses, r Orange, bet Front and 2d.

Ebeck, R, special U S asst assessor, r Purcell House.

Ebert, Mary S, r 7th, bet Church and Castle.

Eden, Ellen, wid of William, r Dock, bet 6th and 7th.

Eden, Margaret, r Dock, bet 6th and 7th.

EDWARDS & HALL, (J J Edwards and B F Hall) whol &

ret grocers and com mers, 3 S Water. Egan, Edward J, book-keeper, r Church, cor 2d. Ehrbeck, Henry, cigar maker, r 2d, bet Church and Castle. Eilers, E H, book-keeper with H B Eilers, r oth, cor Orange. Eilers, Lilian J, r 5th, cor Orange. Eilers, Matilda A D, r 5th, cor Orange.

Eilers, Mary, r Market, bet 7th and 8th. Ellis, Alvord, boat builder and repairer, Water, bet Ann and

Nun, r 2d, bet Orange and Ann. ELLIS, CHAS S, correspondent clerk with Williams & Mur-

chison, r 2d, bet Orange and Ann. Elsbach, Jacob, of Loeb & Elsbach, r 2d, bet Nun & Church. Elwell, Eli V., bookbinder with P Heinsberger. r Red Cross,

National Saloon

Front, between Princess and Market Streets.

THE BEST OF LIQUORS only will be served.

Choice brands of TOBACCO and CIGARS.

OYSTERS in every style in season.

Prompt attention will be paid to all orders by day and

EMPIE, ADAM, lawyer, Princess, bet Front and 2d, r Front, bet Ann and Nun.

EMPIE, WM R, lawyer, Princess, bet Front and 2d, r Front, bet Ann and Nunn.

ENGELHARD, JOSEPH A, of Engelhard & Price, r 3d, cor Chesnut.

ENGELHARD & PRICE, (Joseph A Engelhard and Alfred L Price) editors and proprietors of the Daily and Weekt ly Journal and job printing office, Princess, bet Fron-

Episcopal Church, St James, Market, cor 3d

Episcopal Church, St John's, 3d, cor Red Cross.

Episcopal Church, St Paul's (colored) 4th, cor Orange.

Ervin, G W, painter, r Farmers' Hotel.

Etheridge, S R, carpenter with W & W R R.

ETTINGER, WILLIAM, dry goods, clothing, &c, 15 Mar- ket, r National Hotel. See adv.

Evans, Allen, (c) barber S Front, bel Market, r 6th, nr Ches-

Evans, Catharine E, r 5th, Cor Red Cross.

Evans, Eliza, wid of Gideon, r 5th, cor Red Cross.

Evans, Elizabeth J, r 2d, bet Orange and Ann.

Evans, Robt B, printer, r 5th, cor Red Cross.

EVANS, THOMAS, of J R Blossom & Evans, rNun, bet 2d

Everett, Edward, conductor W & W R R, r Front, cor Nun.

Everett, Douglass, fruits and confectioneries, Water, cor

Everett, John A, elk with Smith & Strauss, f Mulberry, bet

EVERITT, S S, dentist, Market, bet Front and 2d, r Front, bet Princess and Chesnut.

Elwell, Cecelia A, r Walnut, bet 5th and 6th.

Elwdl, William, clerk, r Walnut, bet 5th and 6th.

Elwell, Flora, r Walnut, bet 5th and 6th.

EYDEN, R F, saloon and restaurant, 2d, bet Princess and Market. See adfr.

Merchant Tailors,

Fine Custom Male Clotting and Gentlemen1

Fumisliing Goods,

Boys' ant Yontlrt Clotting, Hats ani Caps.

Clothing made to order in the most fashionaMe style and at short notice. Q3~ Special Goods purchased in NewYork to order. -®n

French and American Clocks, Fancy Goods,

JJ^"** Watches and Jewelry Repaired and Warranted.

And every article to be found in a First-Class Dry Goods House.

Fairley, J M, of Fairley, Mclver & Co, r National Hotel. FAIRLEY, MclVEE & CO, (J M Fairley, J T Mclver and J

A Nicholson) grocers and com iner's, Water, bel Mul- FALCONER, ALEX, of Falconer & Son and W J Penton, r

3d, cor Campbell. FALCONER, WM A, of Falconer & Son and W J Penton, r

8th, cor Princess. FALCONER & SON, (Alex and Wm A Falconer) hides and

leather, Wa ter, nr Mulberry. Fanning, P W, painter, r Front, bel Orange. Farr, Georgiana E, r Ann, bet 6th and 7th. FARMERS' HOTEL, Nutt, ab Mulberry. Farrow, Elizabeth, r 7th, cor Church. Farrow, Joel E, elk with G & C Bradley, r Dock, bet 7th and

Farrow, Joseph F, machinist, r 5th, bet Church and Castle. Faulk, Mary, r 3d, bet Castle and Church. Fechtman, John, with H Shutte, r Market, ab 2d. Feehen, Mary J, r Church, cor 2d.

FEMALE SEMINARY, (Mrs Robt Ransom's) 5th, cor Dock. Feimell, Charlotte C, r Market, bet 7th and 8th. FENNELL, OWEN, Jr, County Treasurer and book-keeper

with S R Birdsey, r Market, bet 7th and 8th. Fernburger, Julius, elk with Sol Bear & Bros, r Front, bet

Walnut and Mulberry. Ficke, Henry, with H Kordlander, r 4th, cor Hanover.

r 4th, bet Bladen and Harnett.

Fillyaw, Ella K, r 4th, bet Bladen and Harnett. Fillyaw, Julia G, wid of Owen L, r 4th, bet Bladen and Har- FILLYAW, OSCAR M, family groceries, 4th, cor Bladen, r

4th, bet Bladen and Harnett. Fillyau, St John, elk with Shrier Bros, r 4th, bet Bladen and

Branch of 481 Broadway, New York.

No. 15 Market Street,

No. 34 Market Street,

All work executed in the best style. Old Pictures copied and made

Fincke, Herman, groceries and liquors, 2d, nr Market. Finger, J F, supt with Edward Kidder & Sons, r nr Cowan

FINLAYSON, A J, of Finlayson & Bro and G A Newell &

Finlayson; H W, elk with Finlayson & Bro, r 7th, cor Wal- FINLAYSON, M U, of Finlayson & Bro and G A Newell &

FINLAYSON & BRO, (M U and A J Finlayson) bo&ts and

Finley, Robt, machinist, W & WEE,r 2d, bet Bladen and

Finn, Patrick, lab, r Front, ab Ann.

FISHBLATE, E E, of Fishblate & Bro, r National Hotel. FISHBLATE, S H, of Fishblate & Bro, r National Hotel. FISHBLATE & BRO, (S H and E R Fishblate) dry goods

and clothing, 23 Market. See adv. Fishblate, S A, elk with Fishblate & Bro, r National Hotel. Fitts, Hannah L, teacher Wilston School, r 7th, cor Nun. FITZGERALD, JOHN, captain of police, r 8th, cor Chesnut. Fitzgerald, John F, Butcher, r S E cor 8th and Chesnut. Fitzgerald, Margaret, r S E cor 8th and Chesnut. FLACK, GEO D, dep Clerk Superior Court New Hanover

County, r 3d, bet Church and Castle. FLANAGAN, L, millinery goods and notions, 42 Market.

See adv. Flanner, Bennet, r Front, bet Walnut and Red Cross. Flanner, Charles, master of transportation W & W R R, r

Front, bet Red Cross and Walnut. FLANNER, H G, of Green & Flanner, r Front, bet Walnut

and Red Cross. Flanner, Mrs Susan A, wid of Bennet, r Front, bet Walnut

and Red Cross. Fleet, James, stevedore, r Front, bel Ann. Fleming, B A, machinist with Hart & Baily, r 6th, bet Bla- den and Harnett. Fleming, Louisa, groceries, Princess, bet 3d and 4th.

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Flowers, Emeline, r cor Anderson and Rankin.

Flowers, John T, r cor Anderson and Rankin.

Floyd, T B, carpenter, r Queen, bet 9th and 10th.

Folstead, John A, blacksmith with W, C & A R R, r Church,

Folstead, John P, blacksmith with W, C & A RR, r Church,

Forrest, John J, r 4th, cor Church.

Forrest, John, of Hewlett and Forrest, r 4th cor Church.

Fowler, N R, r Front, bet Nun and Church.

Fowler, Rowland V, farmer, r Front, bet Nun and Church.

Fowler, Wm G, r Front, cor Ann.

Fowler, W G, Jr, elk with J S Higbie, r Front, bet Nun and

cess and Chesnut.

Frank, Jacob, elk with Sol Bear & Bros, r Clifford House.

Franklin, Mrs Clara, r 4th, cor Wooster.

Freeman, Isabella J, r Front, bet Chesnut and Mulberry.

FREEMAN, JOHN H, Dr, dentist, 2d, cor Market, r 3d, bet Ann and Orange.

Freeman, Sarah E, wid of John, r 3d, cor Orange.

FREEMAN, W E, physician, r Front, bet Chesnut and Mul-

Fremont, Richard L, r Front, bet Chesnut and Princess.

A R R, r Front, bet Chesnut and Princess.

Fremont, S L, Jr, r Front, bet Princess and Chesnut.

FRENCH, B T, of Mclntyre & French, r 6th, cor Mulberry.

French, Chas E, elk with Geo R French & Son, r 4th, cor

French, Eliza D, r 4th, cor Dock.

and James McD French) wholesale and retail dealers in boots and shoes, 29 N Front.

Printer and Publisher of the "POST,"

FRENCH, GEO Z, of Bladen Land Co, member of Legisla- ture and planter, r Mulberry, cor 3d. French, James McD, of Geo R French & Son, r Dock, bet 4th

and 5th. FRENCH, ROBT S, attorney at law, Princess, cor Front, r

6th, cor Mulberry. v.

French, f E,r Mulberry, cor 6th. Freshwater, S, carpenter with W & W R R. Frink, Samuel, salesman with Williams & Murchison, r

Orange, bet 4th and 5th. Frost, Charles L, tinner with J Chilcls, r 6th, bet Queen and

Frost, Emma, r 4th, bet Nun and Church. Frost, Florence A, r 6fch, bet Queen and Wooster. Frost, Mary E, wid of Augustus T, r 6th, bet Queen and

Fuller, Edward J, P O messenger river mail. Fulton, Mrs C A, wid of David, r 4th, bet Princess and Ches-

Furgus, Daniel, r 2d, bet Ann and Nun. Furlong, Walter, elk with J E Lippitt & Co, r Church, bet 2d

Futch, Amanda S, r Front, bet Church and Castle.

Gaddy, S F, wid of John W, r 5th, bet Market and Princess. Galloway, Amos, of Shoemaker, Green & Co, r 4th, bet

Brunswick and Bladen. GALLOWAY, J W & CO, (J W Galloway and P Prioleau,)

groceries, fruit &c, 4 S water. Ganyer, Chas H, elk with J G Beauman, r 4th, bet Dock and

For the encouragement and direction of Northern and European Settlers into this State; for the Purchase and Sale of Real Estate, and Negotiate Loans, &c.

67 Old Street, Petersburg,

Gardner, JD,r Mulberry, cor 4th. Gardner, Thomas M, dep Sheriff N Hanover county, r 4th,

bet Chesnut and Mulberry. Garrison, Elizabeth, r Front, bet Nun and Chesnut. GAS LIGHT CO, WILMINGTON, office Princess, bet Front

Gause, Fannie, r 2d, bet Ann and Nun. Gause, J F, elk with North Carolina Beneficial Association

r Market, bet Front and 2d. GAUSE, PETEE W, elk with T M Haddock, r Dock, cor 6th. Gause, Samuel C, r 2d, bet Ann and Nun. Gause, Samuel P, r 2d, bet Ann and Nun. Gay, Henry B, family groceries, 4th, cor Harnett. GAY, SOLOMAN, saloon and Eestaurant, National ^Hotel, r

GEOBGE, E P, insurance agent, 4 N Water, r Front, cor

Gerard, Mrs Eavine, r Cape Fear House. Gerdes, John William, elk with G C W Muller, r 4th, cor

Gerken, Mrs Annie, r cor 6th and Mulberry. Gerken, Catharine M, r cor 6th and Mulberry. Gerken. C J, elk with H B Eilers, r 6th, cor Mulberry. Gerken, Neal, family grocey, r cor 6th and Mulberry. GERKEN, W H, agt liquor dealer and agt N C Beneficial

Association, 11 S Front, r 6th, cor Mulberry. Gerrell, John F, of Gerrell & Til ley, r cor 4th and Bladen. GEUBELL & TILLEY (John F Gerrell and Fletcher Tilley)

butchers, r 4th, bet Brunswick and Bladen.

Front Street, below Market,

Dealers and Manufacturers of Steam Engines, Pea Nut Machines, Sugar and other Mills, Gin Gear, Cotton Screws and Presses, Turpentine Stills, and all kinds of Castings and Ma- chinery made or repaired. Also, Packing and Belting, Wood Moulding, Brackets, Newell Posts, Stair Railing,

GIBBONS, ET BEV JAMES, D D, Vicar Apostolic of North

Carolina, r Dock, bet 2d and 3d. Gilbert, Ashley, elk at 1st National Bank of Wilmington, r

Gilbert, H D, lumber inspector with Northrop & dimming

r 5th, bet Dock and Orange. Gilbert, James, tinner with W & W R R. GILBERT, JOHN F, family groceries, r Walnut, cor 9th. Gilbert, Katie, r 5th, bet Orange and Dock. Gilbert, Mrs Sarah A, r 7th, cor Castle.

Gilchrist, W, elk with Aaron & Rheinstein, r National Hotel* Giles, Clayton, salesman with Williams & Murchison, r

Front, cor Princess. GILES, NORWOOD, insurance agent, r Front, cor Chesnut. Gillespie, Eliza C, wid of George F, r Dock, cor 6th. GILLICAN, ELIZA ANN, proprietress Farmers' Hotel, r

Nutt, ab Mulberry. Gillican, Newton, printer at Journal office, r McRae, bet

Mulberry and Walnut. Gillican, Charles, engineer steam tug Alpha, r on steamer. Gilligan, Picket, huckster, r Market, cor 7th. Gill, R J, blacksmith with W & W R R, r Farmers' Hotel. Glavin, Edwarrl, watchman with W & W R R, ? Farmers'

Glavin, Patrick, boiler maker with W & W R R, r Walnut

G leaves, Berry, salesman with Dawson, Teel & Henning, r

Gooding, Furney, lab, r 5th,- nr Swann. Gooding, John, watchman with O G Parsley, Sr, r Taylor,

Goodman, B, elk with Wm G >odman, r 5th, nr Mulberry. Goodman, William, watchman with W & W R R, r 8th, cor

Water, r 5th, cor Mulberry

Three thousand acres of good farming lands, situated near Town Creek, in Brunswick County, will be sold to se- tiers, at from $2 50 to

The tract will be cut up into

25 Cents an Acre, Cash.

Twenty-five cents an acre in one year, and five years in which to pay the balance.

This is a rare chance to secure a farm and a home.

Apply to

At Office of Mechanic s Association, over S. 31. Wests Auction Rooms.

Gordon, Louis, police, r 6th. bet. Swan n and Nixon.

Gordon, William, watchman with W, C & ARK,r Dawson,

Gore, Iredell, com mer, r Orange, net 3d and 4th. Gore, Julia, r Orange, bet 3d and 4th. More, Victoria, r Orange, bet 3d and 4th. Gottberg, Nathan, dry goods and clothing, 46 Market. GRABAU, WILLIAM F, prof of music, r 3d, bet Red Cross

and Mulberry. GRADY, B F, Vic-e Pres and Treas Wilmington N C Life

Ins Co, r National Hotel. GRADY, CHAS I, editor and propr of The Post, r 6th, cor

GRAFLIN, CHRISTOPHER L, supt of Navassa Guano Co,

Graflin, Ellie T, r Red Cross, bet 2d and 3d. Graham, Archibald, book-keeper with Williams & Murcbi-

Grand Army of Republic Hall, N Water, bel Market. GRAINGER, ISAAC B, cashier James Dawson's banking

house, r Dock, cor 6th. Grant, Ella E, r N W cor 9th and Market. Grant, Eugenia D, r N W cor 9th and Market. Grant, Mrs Melvina A, r cor Market and 9th. Grant, Richard H, farmer, r cor 9th and Market.

Greafel, I, cooper, foot of Castle, r 3d, bet Church and Nun. Greelish, Ellen, wid of Coleman, r Nutt, ab Walnut. Greenberg, R, of D Newman and Greenberg, r 13 Market. GREEN, W H, of GREEN & FLANNER, r Purcell House. GREEN & FLANNER, (Wm H Green and H G Flanner,)

drugs, chemicals, &c, 47 Market, and 4th, cor Hanover. Green, Edward, at distillery of A H Bokkelen, r Queen, cor

Green, Elizabeth W, wid of John S, r Front bet Walnut and

Hed Cross.

Agents for the following factories - Yarns and'SheetiDgs :

WIURCHISON & CO., 151 Front Street, New York-

GREEN. GEORGE W, clerk of city Market, r McRae, cor

Green, G W, policeman, r Castle, bet 7th and 8th,

Green, Hugh, lab at gas works.

Green, James G, master of transportation W, C & A R R, r

Green, James S, elk with Barry Bros, r 2d, cor Nun.

ket and Princess.

Green, William A, of Shoemaker, Green & Co^ r 8th, bet Orange and Ann.

Greenhood, M, elk with D & J Newman, r Orange, cor 2d.

Greer, Caroline, r Dock, bet 7th and 8th.

Greer, David J, elk telegraph office, r Dock, bet 7th and 8fch

Gregory, Wm H, carpenter with W & W R R.

Griffith, John, sailmaker, 22 S Water, r 6th, cor Castle.

Griffith, Maria A, r 6th, cor Castle.

GRISWOLD, WALTEB.U S assfc eng'r Cape Fear river im- provement, Princess, bet Front and 2d, r Purcell House- Gross, Rev Mark S, Priest at St Thomas' Catholic Church?

Grotgen, George, bottler of soda water and ginger pop, Cas- tle, bet Front and '2d.

GROTGEN, WM H, family groceries, Front, cor Castle.

Grove, Sophia A, r Mulberry, cor 7th.

Gutherie, Michael C, elk with Joseph A Clifford, r Front, bet Market and Princess.

Guttenberg, lab with W & W R R.

Haar, Adelia, r 7th, cor Chesnut..

HAAR, HENRY, Sr, grocer and liquor dealer, r 7th, cor

groceries and saloon, 2d, cor Princess.

Haar, Martin, elk with Henry Haar, r 7th, cor Qhesnut.

HADDOCK, T M, publisher and compiler of City Directory, Market, ab Front, r National Hotel.

HADEN, P H, coach maker,. 3d, bet Market and Princess, r 5th, bet Church and Nun.

Hale, David L, blacksmith with W, C & AEE, Front, bet Church and Castle.

Haigh, J C, elk with James Anderson <fc Co, r Orange, bet Front and 2d.

HALL, EDWARD D, of Hall & Byrne, r Front, bet Prin- cess and Chesnut.

Hall, Edward L, r Front, bet Princess and Chesnut.

Hall, Eliza W, r Front, bet Chesnut and Princess.

HALLETT, B A, of Martin & Hallett, r 4th, bet Red Cross and Walnut.

Hall, George, master machinist with W, C & A RR, r 4th, nr

Hall, Johanna J, r 9^ bet Dudley and Chesnut.

Hall,. Lucy, r Front, bet Princess and Chesnut.

HALL, SAMUEL G, foreman office The Post, r McRae, cor

HALL, SAMUEL L, book-keeper at National Hotel, r same.

Hall, Watson, groceries, Church, cor Front-

Hamner, C A, elk with Willard Bros, r Front, cor Princess..

Hanby, Joseph H, carpenter with W & W R R.

Hanchey, Owen R, butcher, stall 19 city market, r Queen,

HANCOCK, E T, of Hancock & Daggett, r Ann, cor 5th.

HANCOCK & DAGGETT - E T Hancock and W T Dag-

den and Brunswick..

Hankins, W M, elk with Nathaniel Jacobi, r Red Cross, cor

Post Office Alley,

Importer, Wholesale Dealer and Rectifier

Agent for the following choice and| celebrated brands of fine

Also all the choice brands of FINE CIGAES, orders from the trade solicited and warranted to give satisfaction.

All orders promptly attended to, ami satisfaction guaranteed, at

iTSTo. 8 Market Street,

Hansley, Eliza, wid of Wm II, r Campbell, bet 3d and 4th.

Hansley, John W, brick mason, r Queen, bet 9tth and 10th. Hanson, Henry, elk with Henry Eeeder, r Front, cor Mul-

Hardwick, J M, groceries, 59 Market, r Princess, bet 8th and

Hardwick, Mary J, r Princess, bet 8th and 9fch.

Hardy, Wm H, tailor with Munson & Co, r 2d, bet Nun and

Harker, Eebecca A, wid of James B, i 7th, bet Queen and

HAELOW, Wm L, city agt Morning Star, r 2d, cor Market.

HAEPEE, J T, capt steamer A Oldham, r on steamer.

Harper, Mary A, wid William, r Nixon, bet 5th and 6th.

Harris, Alice, r 5th, cor Queen.

Harris, Augustus M, r 7th, cor Hanover.

HAEEISS, GEOEGE, of Harriss & Howell, r 6th, cor Mar-

Harriss, George N, elk with J S Williams, r 5th, bet Dock and Orange.

Harris, James H, policeman, r Orange, bet 2d and 3d.

Harris, James H, r Church, bet 2d and 3d.

Harris, Mrs Laura, r Market, bet 9th and 10th.

Harris, Marion, r Market, bet 9th and 10th.

Harriss, Mary, r Market, bet 6th and 7th.

Harris, E L, with D A Smith, r 7th, cor Hanover.

HAEEIS, THOMAS M, news and periodical dealer, Front, bet Market and Princess, r 7th, cor Hanover.

Harris, Yirginia, r 7th, cor Hanover.

Harriss, William M, Justice of the Peace, Princess, bet 2d &

HAEEISS, W W, of Harriss & Howell, r 6th nr Orange.

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in

Between Front and. Second, on Sou'h side of

Photographs from small to life size, colored in Oil, Water, Paslile or India Ink. Old Dauguereotypes and other Pictures enlarged to any desired size. Ivory or Porcelain pictures, all sizes, (something new and beautiful.) Ambrotypes, Ferreotypes, and all other styles <f Sun Pictures executed at this Ga'lery in the best and most durab'e manner. Also constantly on hand, a full line of Picture Frames, Cord and Tassels, Albums, Chlamos, Plain and Fancy Cases, &c, &c, &c.

Artist and Proprietor.

HARRISS & HOWELL - Geo Harriss, W W Harriss & A

J Howell - shipping and com mers, Water, ab Princess.

Harrison, Wm L. elk with Dr A E Wright, N W cor Market

and Front. Hart, Annie J, of Misses Kennedy and Hart, (school) r 3d,

cor Market. HART, GODFREY, auctioneer and com mer, 7 Market, r

Hart, James, plasterer, r Front, ab Dawson. HART & BAILEY, (L A Hart and Jno C Bailey) Wil Iron

and Copper Works and Machine Shop, Front, bet Mar- ket and Dock. See adv. Hartsfield, A A, china, glass and crockery, 25 N Front, r

7th, bet Market and Princess. Hartsfield, Wm, coppersmith with W & W R R, r Hanover

Harvey, John W, painter with J A Parker, r 7th, cor Woos-

Harvey, Mrs, r 6th, cor Dawson. Harwell, Benj S, butcher with R J Wilkinson, r Water, bet

Chesnut and Mulberry. HASHAGEN, C, of Hottendorf & Hashagen, r 10 S Front. Hashagen, H G, family groceries, r 4th, cor Walnut. Hashagen, J, elk with E Peschau, r 5th, nr Walnut. Hashagen, Julian, elk with Adrian & Vollers, r Front, bet

Dock and Market. Haskins, Maria C, r Orange, bet 2d and 3d. Hawes, C W, elk with Williams & Murchison, r 4th, cor

Hawkins, Mrs Mary A, wid Isaac, r 5th, cor Queen. Hawkins, Mary C, r 5th, cor Queen. Hawkins, Wm M, pressman at Morning Star, r Front, nr

HAYS, WILLIAM M, printer at Journal office, and of Hays

& Watson, r 2d, cor Brunswick.

Land for the Poor!

Two thousand acres of good farming lands, situated on Long Creek, two miles below the town of Lilliugton, New Hanover County, will

The tract will be cut up into

25 Cents an Acre, Cash.

Twenty-five cents an aers in one year, and^ye years in which to pay the balance.

This is a rare chance to secure a farm and a home. Apply to

Or at the Register's Office in Wilmington*

HAYS & WATSON, (William M Hays and Thos \ Wat son) butchers, stall 6 city market.

over unci Brunswick.

HEDRICK, JNO J, with B & L Weill.

Hedrick, Cynthia, r cor 4th and Ann.

HEIDE. R E, grocer, fruiterer and confectioner, 6 S Water, r 2d, bet Church and Nun.

Heins, Anna S, r 2d, bet Market add Princess.

HEINS, JOHN F, ret groceries and liquors, Water, bel Mul-

'Heins, John H, grocery, 2d, bet Market and Princess.

Heins, Mary E, r 2d, bet Market and Princess.

book binder, blank book manfr and musical instrument?,

Hemmenway Free School, 4th, nr railroad Bridge.

Henderson, J M, produce broker, 38 N Water, r Bladen, nr

HENNING-, ROBERT, of Dawson, Teel & Henning, r Front, bet Orange and Ann.

Herbert, Geo F, dry goods and clothing, 39 N Water, r Mar- ket, bet Front and 2d.

Herring, Edward, butcher with 'Francis Capps, r Dawson, bet

Herring, E McN, elk with J A Mebane, r Princess, bet Front

Herring, Eli, butcher with Francis Capps, r Dawson, bet 3d and 4th.

Herring, Elizabeth, wid of John, r Dawson, nr 3d.

Herring, T J, tailor with Munson & Co, r 9th, cor Red Cross.

Herron, Z Ann, r 3,1, bet Queen and Wooster.

Hewett, Edward D, r 3d, nr Wooster.

Wood and Willow Ware;

Market street, 2d door below Second.

[Successor to Jere. J. King,]

Stall No. 8 Market House,

Beef, Mutton, Pork and Sausages of best quality always on hand. Shipping supplied on reasonable terms.

Hewett, Elizabeth, wid of Matthias, r 7th, bet Queen and

Hewett, Viola, r 4th, bet Brunswick and Hanover. Hewlett, Aaron, miller, r Church, bet 5th and 6th. Hewlett, A T, miller with Mitchell & Huggins, f Church, bet

HEWLETT, EDWARD D, of Hewlett & Forrest, and coro- ner New Hanover county, N Water, r 3d, cor Wooster. Hewlett, Louis M, engineer with A Oldham, r Castle, bet 4th

and 5th, Hewlett, Maris., wid of Alex, r 4th, bet Hanover and Bruns- Hewlett, W S, elk with Mitchell & Huggins, r Ann, cor 5th. HEWLETT & FORREST, (Edward D Hewlett and John

Forrest, restaurant, Water, bet Market and Princess. Heyer, F W; clerk with John C Heyer, r cor Front and Red

HEYER, JOHN C, grocer, Princess, cor Water, r cor 4th HIATT, CHRISTOPHER G, painter, 3d, bet Castle and

Church, r 4th, bet Nun and Ann.

and Red Cross. Hibbard, Ezekiel B, millwright with A Oldham, 5th, bet

Princess and Chesnut.

bet Front and Water. Hicks, James, drayman, r 2d, bet Queen and Wooster.

ket and Princess. Hicks, Thomas, hostler with Southerland & Steagall, r 3d,

cor Princess.

Higglety, Dorothy, r Dawson, bet 4th and 5th. Highsmith, John Henry, blacksmith, r 4th, bet Queen and

Highsmith, William N, blacksmith, r 4th, bet Queen and

Corner of Ninth and Canal Steets, south side Basin,

We are prepared to furnish at short notice,

For Grinding Wheat or Corn ; yESOPUS, for Grinding Corn ; BEST BOLTING CLOTHS, Anker Brand.

For Cleaning1 Wn©ai.

Mill Gearing. Smut Machines, Flour Packers, Mill Picks, Iron and Brass Castings and

PLANS, wltii D3AWIS8 and * PKCIFIC t riOt'S OF MILLS ol any ca - paciiy Jpropelled by either steam or water power, furnikhecl,

PORTABLE MILLS, for Grinding Wheat or Corn ; SUMAC MILLS ; KILNS for Kiln- drying GRAIN.

REPARING of all kinds promptly and satisfactory done.

Hill, Annie, 4th, bet Church and Castle,

Hanover and Brunswick. Hill, Frederick C, r 3d, bet Market and Dock.

Front and 2d. Hill, John P, clerk with Abraham, B Cook, r Church, cor 7th. -Hill, Joseph C, constable, 3rd, bet Market and Princess, r

4th, cor Wooster. Hill- Mrs, cor 4th and Cottage Lane.

Hill, W E, elk with Edward Kidder & Sons, r Castle, nr 2d. Hines, Bettie E, r 3d, cor Campbell.

and 6th.

Hines, John W, drayman with Vick & Mebane, r Market, cor

Hines, Louisa, r Swann, bet 5th and 6th. Hines, Lucy J, r Campbell, bet 3rd and 4th. Hines, Mrs Mary Ann, r Market, cor 7th. Hines, Sarah A. r Swann, bet 5th and 6th. Hines, Sarah M, r Market, cor 7th. Hinnegan, Annie, chambermaid at Purcell House. HINTOtf, J M, principal Wil High School, r 5th, bet Ann

and Nun. Hinson, John W, of Sprunt & Hinsori, r 2d, bet Red Cross

and Walnut. Hintze, Herman, of Bappler & Hintze, r 2d, bet Market and

Letter Heads, Blanks, <k, flsc,

In connection with my PRINTING HOUSE i have a complete

South Front Street,

The undersigned having a Tract of Fine Land, and being desirous of introducing into this section of the State a thrifty agrieultural ele- ment, offers the following inducements to Emigrants, or those deisrous of settling in the Old North State. This tract comprises from eight to ten thousand acres of the best soil in the State, one thousand acres of which is under cultivation, and much more easily put in good condi- tion. The soil is suited to the culture of Cotton, Corn, Potatoes, Wheat, Oats, Pea Nuts, Vegetables, and Fruits.

The land is well watered with living streams, and ha* a mile of fine water power upon it. It contains several thousand acres of the finest timber in the State.

The tract is situated in New Hanover County., and parallel to, and within one and a quarter to two and a half miles of the Wilmington and Weldon Kailroad, and opposite two stations on the road. It is Within one and a quarter hours of Wilmington, ten hours of Norfolk, twenty-two hours of Baltimore, by rail, and fifty-five hours of New York, by water. The tract is bounded by a stream navigable for large flats and rafts, which can be brought down to Wilmington, any season of the year, where a first class market can always be found.

I propose to cut this tract up into farms of Eighty Acres and up- wards, to suit settlers, and on the following terms : One dollar per acre, Cash.

Fifty cents Fifty cents One dollar One dollar One dollar One dollar

in one year, in two years, in three years, in four years, in five years, in six years.

Thus it will be seen that a man with from One to Two Hundred Dollars can put himself in possession of a good farm, which at once places the means within his reach of making himself independent.

These lands were worth before the war from $12 00 to $30 per acre, and as soon as the country has fully recovered from the effects of the late war they will go up to or beyond their former value. There are houses on the different farms for the comfortable accommodation of two hundred persons.

The advantages herein offered to emigrants may be summed up as

1st. Cheap lands, and the best climate in the world - with but three months of mild winter in the year - during all of which time the farmer can prepare his lands for the early Spring crops. Summer not warmer than in the Northern States.

2nd. These lands are situated near, and of easy access to ,all the best markets in the States, and being twenty days earlier than Virginia and forty-eight hours nearer markets than Charleston, enables the producer to get his early vegetables to the Northern markets in advance of any other section, thereby receiving the extra prices for the "first of the season.

3rd. There is no portion of the State that has as good a record for health and longevity as the site of this tract.

4th. The inhabitants, surrounding, are celebrated for their orderly conduct, and are considered to be pre-eminent for simplicity of man* ners, consistency of character, and devotion to principle.!

5th. This] is (the most liberal proposition ever offered in the State to emigrants and settlers.

For further information address

8th and McRae. Hogdes, Fred, cabinet maker with W, C & A R R, r Front,

below Dock. Holden, S, machinist with Cape Fear Fibre Co. Holl } Nicholas, elk with Dick Cortjohn, r Front, cor Bruns- Holland, Wm P, elk with Oldham & dimming, r Mulberry,

bet Front and 2d. Holmes, Duncan, (c) of Shoemaker, Green & Co, and wheel- Wright and saloon, 40 N Water, r 6th, cor Brunswick. Holmes, Gabriel, elk with George Myers, r 4th, cor Chesnut. Holmes, J L, Jr, elk with Williams & Murchison, r 4th, cor

HOLMES, JOHN L, attorney at law, Princess, bet 2d and

Holmes, Owen, elk with J B Orrell, r 4th, cor Chesnut. Holt, Henry C, book-deeper with Hart & Bailey, r 3d, bet

Dock and Orange. Holt, Wm N, book-keeper with Vick & Mebane, r Market, bet

Front and 2d.

Holtze, Elizabeth, wid of , r Queen, cor 4th.

Homans, Amy M B, teacher Hemmenway Free School, r Red

Cross, bet Front and 2d. HONNET, GEO, watchmaker and jeweller, 53 Market, r

National Hotel. See adv. Hooper, George, inspector of timber, 23 N Water, r Red

Cross, bet Front and 2d. Hoofman, Amelia, r 5th, bet Orange and Dock. Horen, Michael, lab, r Water, cor Mulberry. Horn, Charles, stencil cutter, r Farmers' Hotel. Horn, Guilford, engineer with W&WBE,r Campbell, bet

Hoskins, Benjamin L, elk with S VanAmringe, r Orange, bet

Hoskins, Mrs Maria, wid Benj M, r Orange, bet 2d and 3d. HOSPITAL, CITY, Nun, cor 8th.

D. J. PRICE, Commander.

DANX C. CHILDS, Commander.

Sailing from Baltimore every Saturday, at 4 P. M.« and from Wilmington every Friday.

Giving THROUGH BILLS OF LADING to all points on the Wilmington, Columbia & Augusta Rail Road, Wilmington, Charlotte & Rutherford Rail Road, Wilmington & Weldon Rail Road and their

A. D. OAZAUX, Agent,

ANDKEWS & CO.. Agents,

73 Smith's Wharf, Baltimore, Md.

HoBtler, Alexander, carpenter, r 6th, cor Walnut.

HOTTENDOEF, W, of Hottendorf & Hashagen, 10 S

HOtfTENDOEF & HASHAGEN, (W Hottendorf and C Hashagen) grocers and liquor dealers, 10 S Front.

Houston, Mary J, wid of George, r 5th, cor Dock.

Houston, Bobert M, book-keeper with Northrop & Cumming, r 9th, cor Ghesnut.

Howard, Isham, bar-keeper with S Gay, National Hotel, r 7th, cor Wooster.

Howard, Miles, (c) barber, rear 26 N Front.

Howard, William, with Zimmerman & White, r 2d, bet Mar- ket and Dock.

HOWELL, A J, of Harriss & Howell, r Market, cor 7th.

Howell, Laura H, r Market, cor 7th..

Howe, Wm H, policeman, r 3d, bet Hanover and Brunswick.

Howey, Mary D, r cor 4th and Ann.

Howey, Martha M, r cor 4th and Ann.

Howey, Thomas H, r cor 4th and Ann.

Howey, Thomas H, Jr, elk with S E Birdsey, r 4th, cor Ann.

berry and Chesnut.

Huff, John H, carpenter, 2d, bet Ann and Orange, r Ann, bet Front and 2d.

Huggins, Geo W, watchmaker with Brown & Anderson, r 7th, bet Chesnut and Mulberry.

Huggins, J B, groceries and dry goods, 2d, cor Market, r

Huggins, L B, grocer, r 7th, cor Mulberry.

Huggins, Wm T, of Mitchell & Huggins, r 4th, bet Dock and

Hughes, Albert, plasterer, r Front, ab Dawson.

Hughes, David, fisherman, r Dawson, bet 3d and 4th.

Hughes, Joseph C, plasterer, r Front, ab Dawson.

From best makers, for Fire Engines and Hydrants.

Most improved, with specifications for Cotton Mills,

Leather and Rubber Belting.

And all kinds of Machinery.

All the above furnished at manufacturer's prices.

Hunter, S J, carpenter with W <fe W E B, r Campbell, bet

Hunt, Sol T, machinist at Northrop & Cumming's, r Surry,

bet Castle and Queen. Hurst, W, carpenter, r cor 6th and Wooster. HUSSELL, CHKISTIAN H, beer garden and saloon, Biver

Bank, foot of 4th. Hussell, George J, r Biver Bank, foot of 4th. Husselman, Margaret, r 7th, cor Church. HUTAF, HENBY, groceries and provisions, 40 N Water, r

8th, cor Chesnut. Hutaf, John, elk with N Hutaf, r 6th, cor Swann. HUTAF, NICHOLAS, family groceries, r 6th, cor Swann.

Ireland, Henry C, elk with Strausz & Bice, r 3d, bet Church

and Castle: Ives, Frank, carpenter with W & W B B. Ives, Jesse, carpenter with W & TV B B, r 4th, cor Harnett.

Jackson, Cornelius, family grocer, r 3d, cor Wooster.

Jackson, George H, with Sheriff of county, r 2d, cor Walnut.

Jackson, James W, printer at Journal office, r 3d, cor Woos-

Jacobi, Nathaniel, hardware, <fcc, 9 Market, r 2d, bet Nun &

Jacobs, Anna, wid of Allen, r Mulberry, bet 4th and 5th.

Jacobs, B J, elk with H Burkheimer, r Princess, bet 4th & 5th.

Jacobs, James T, drayman with Petteway & Moore.

Jacobs, Thomas, r Mulberry, bet 4th and 5 th.

Jail, New Hanover county, Princess, bet 3d and 4th.

James, Francis, bricklayer, r 7th, cor Wooster.

James, Miss Hettie, of Misses Burr and James' school, r 3d, cor Dock.

JAMES, JOHN C, general district agent Wilmington N C

South. I^ront Street,

Particular attention given to cutting and fitting Carpets.

Old Furniture, Beds, Bedding, &c, promptly repaired. ^;.A new and elegant line of Paper Hangings, unsurpassed in the city.

All orders attended to with dispatch, and on the most reasonable terms. Country orders promptly filled.

JAMES, JOSH T, local editor Daily Journal, and of James & Meares, auctioneers, real estate brokers and general

James, Julia, r 3d, cor Dock.

JAMES, THEO C, special traveling agent W & W and W,

JAMES, THOMAS C, druggist with J A Mebane, r 3d, cor

James, William H, of James & Brown, r Front, bet Chesnut and Mulberry.

James, W. H., machinist, r 7th, cor Wooster.

Civil Engineers and Real Estate brokers, 2d, bet Prin- cess and Chesnut.

JAMES & MEARES, (Joshua T. James and Thomas D, Meares, Jr.), Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneers, 8 S. Water. See adv.

JANNEY, FRANCIS, agt S. Express Co, Front, bet Market and Princess, r 2d, cor Ann.

Jerguson, John P, blacksmith, r 2d, bet Church and Castle.

Jewett, Ella B, teacher, Wil Male and Female Seminary, and teacher of Music, r Chesnut, cor 2d.

Jewett, George W, Principal Wilmington Male and Female Seminary, r Chesnut, cor 2d.

Jewett, H B, elk with F W Kerchner, r 4th, bet Mulberry and Walnut.

Jewett, Lucy, wid of Stephen, 4th, bet Mulberry and Walnut.

Jewett, Mary Ann, Mrs, teacher, Wil Male and Female Sem- inary, r Chesnut, cor 2d.

Jewett, R B, elk with Willard Bros, r 3d, bet Chesnut and

JEWETT, Stephen, at Barry Bros, agt Liverpool and Lon- don and Globe Ins Co, r 4th, bet Walnut and Mulberry.

Jewett, Wm L, elk with J W Atkinson, r 4th, bet Walnut and Mulberry.

JOHNSON, ANDREW J, of T H Johnson & Bro, r New

Berne road. JOHNSON, ALEXANDER, Jr, Com Mer and Sec'y Wil N

C Life" Ins Co, and agt People's Steamboat Co, Chesnut,

cor Water, r 5th, bet Dock and Orange. Johnson, Anna, wid of William, r Dawson bet 4th and 5th. Johnson, Emma, r Ann, bet Front and 2d. Johnson, Francis, r cor Dock and 7th. Johnson, Jackson, Jr, elk with Fishblate & Bro, r 4th, nr

Red Cross. Johnson, Julia F, r Dock, cor 7th. Johnson, Melinda, wid Thomas, 10th, nr Castle. Johnson, Morris, plasterer, r Dawson, bet 4th and 5th. Johnson, Rachel E, Market, bet 7th and 8th. Johnson, Sallie, r 2d, bet Chestnut and Mulberry. Johnson, Thomas, brick mason, r 10th, nr Queen. JOHNSON, THOMAS H, of T H Johnson & Bro, r Dock,

cor 7th. Johnson, Thos M, printer at The Post, r 5th, cor Red Cross.

City Market. See adv. Johnson, Wiley T, elk with Finlayson & Bro, r Market, bet

Johnson, William, pilot, r Dawson, cor 5th. Johnson, William, elk with S H Manning, 5th, bet Red Cross

and Campbell.

Jones, Charles R, elk with Isaac Macks, r National Hotel.

JONES, C. LTJCIAN, of James Anderson & Co, r Orange,

bet Front and 2d. Jones, Ella A, r Market, bet 8th and 9th. Jones, Fannie C, r Market, bet 8th and 9th. Jones, James, drayman; r Dock, bet 6th and 7th. Jones, J H, drayman with Edwards & Hall, r Bladen, cor 7th. Jones, John Franklin, r National Hotel. Jones, L D H, r National Hotel.

Jones, Maggie, r 5th, bet Dock and Orange.

bet Market and Princess. See adv. JONES, RICHARD J, Sec'y and Treas Wilmington Gas

Light Co, and Oakdale Cemetery Co, Princess, bet Front

Jones, Richard, (c), policeman, r Castle, bet 3d and 4th. Jones, Mary E, r Market, bet 8th and 9th. Jones, William G, machinist with O G Parsley, Sr, r 4th, bet

Parsley and Davis. JOURNAL, THE DAILY AND WEEKLY, Princess, bet

Front and 2d, Engelhard & Price, Editors and Propr's. Joyce, Richard, lab with W & W R R, r Mulberry, bet Front

and Water. Joyner, David J, carpenter, r 2d, bet Ann and Nun. Joyner, Edwin, policeman, r 2d, bet Ann and Nun.

Kalish, A, clerk with Wm Ettinger, r National Hotel. KATZ, M Mj dry goods, clothing, millinery goods, &c., 36

Market, r 4 th, cor Market. Kavanaugh, John, head waiter, r Purcell House. Keathley, E H, watchmaker and jeweler, Front, bet Market

and Dock, r 3d, bet Red Cross and Campbell. Keathley, John, brick-layer, r Wooster, bet 6th and 7th. Keef, Ann, chambermaid, Purcell House. Keen, J L, builder and contractor, r 5th, cor Princess, Keen, John, clerk with C R Banks, r Princess, cor 5th. Keenan, Peter, boiler maker, r Water, bet Orange and Dock. Keeter, Elijah W, carpenter, r Dawson, bet 5th and 6th. Kehr, August, with Aaron & Rheinstein, r National Hotel. Keith, Frances, wid of W P, r Hanover, bet 5th and 6th. Kelley, Adelade H, r 2d, cor Walnut. Kelley, Bartholomew, carpenter W, C &4'A R R, r Church

IKelley, George C, clerk with. G. A. Peck, r 2d, cor Walnut. Kelley, George H, flour dealer, r 2d, cor Walnut. Kelley, Julia I, r 2d, cor Walnut. Kellog, William, (c), wheelwright and turning, 4th, bet Bladen, and Brunswick, r 3d, bet Brunswick and Bladen. Kellog, Wm J, (c), wheelwright, Nutt, ab Walnut, r 3d,

cor Bladen. Kendrick, James, foreman at Morning Star office, r 2d, bet

Ann and Nun. KENNEDY, CATHARINE G, wid of Rev Wm, Pres Ladies

Benevolent Society, r 3rd, cor Market. Kennedy, Daniel, brick mason, r 2d, bet Nun and Church. Kennedy, Frank, with W H Dart, r Front, cor Orange. Kennedy, John R, cooper with A H VanBokkelen, r Daw- Kennedy, Joseph, watchman, r Wooster, bet 5th and 6th. Kennedy, Kate M, of Misses Kennedy and Hart, (school),

r 3d, cor Market. Kennedy, Robert, printer at the Post, r Dudley, bet MacRae

and 9th.

KERCHNER, F W, Wholesale Grocer and Com Mer, and

dealer in fertilizers, and Pres People's line Steamboats,

adv outside back cover. KETES, HARRIE, of H Keyes & Co, Dollar Store, r Front,

bet Dock and Orange. KEYES, H & CO, (Harrie Keyes and R S Waldron, The DoUar

Store, Front, bet Dock and Orange. See adv, last page. Khul, Henry, policeman, r 6th, cor Harnett. KIDDER, EDWARD, of Edward Kidder & Sons, and Pres

Wilmington Gas Light Co, r Dock, cor 3d. KIDDER, EDWARD & SONS, (Edward, Geo W, and G P

Kidder), Steam Saw Mills and dealers in lumber, 22 S

Water, cor Dock. See adv.

Kienan, Christian, r 2d, bet Church and Castle.

Kienan, John, r 2d, bet Church and Castle.

Kile, Julia M M, wid James, dress maker, r 2d, bet Orange and Ann.

Kimball, Geo R, elk with Joseph H Neff, r Purcell House.

King, Catharine, r Chesnut, bet 8th and 9th.

King, C H, book-keeper with Willard Bros, r Front, cor Nun.

King, F M, book-keeper, r 4th, cor Queen.

King, Frank W, with A J Scarborough, r Princess, bet 8th and 9th.

King, Honorah F, r 2d, bet Nun and Church.

KING, ISAAC W, butcher, stall 10 City Market, r 5th, bet Queen and Wooster.

King, James E, r Princess, bet 8th and 9th.

bet Nun and Church. See adv.

King, James W, elk with L H Bowden, r Princess, bet 4th and 5th.

King, Jasper, elk with J M Hardwick, r Chesnut, bet 8th and 9th.

KING, J FRANCIS, physician, r 3d, bet Princess and Ches-

King, J G, butcher, r 2d, bet Nun and Church.

King, John B, butcher, Wooster, bet 9th and 10th.

King, John J, lumber-marker, with E Kidder & Sons, r 5th, bet Castle and Queen.

King, J W, with D A Smith, r 8th, bet Mulberry and Wal-

King, Katie, School, r 2d, bet Nun and Church.

King, Katie, r Princess, bet 8th and 9th.

King, Margaret, r 2d, bet Nun and Church.

King, Mary Ann, wid of Andrew J, r Chesnut, bet 8th. aacT

Wigs, Braids, Toupees,

Manufacturer anil Importer of every description of

The only place in the city where a specialty is made in'

Hair Chains, Rings, Breastpins, &c.

All orders filled at prices which defy competition.

Orders by mail promptly filled and satisfaction

King, Mary M, r 2d, bet Nun and Church.

King, Nelson, butcher, stall 16 City Market, r Princess, bet

King, William, upholsterer, with D A Smith, r 8th, bet Mul- berry and Walnut.

King, Wm E, tinner, with Wm H Withey, r 4th, cor Queen.

Kinyon, WTilliam, car builder, r 5th, cor Chesnut.

KLEIN, DAN'L, Propr of Wilmington Gardens and Bowling Alley, Rankin, bet 10th and 11th, and butcher stall, City Market. See adv.

Knight, A P, mechanic, r Mulberry, nr Water.

Knight, A W, elk with Williams and Murchison, r 3d, bet Chesnut and Mulberry.

Knight, James, conductor, Wil & W R Pi, r Goldsboro'.

Knight, J S, engineer with Wil & W R R, r Farmer's Hotel.

Knight, Mary Jane, dress-maker, r Mulberry, nr Water.

Knowles, T M, conductor sleeping car, W <fc W R R, r Pur- cell House.

KOCH, JOHN C, family grocer, Front, cor Orange, and 3d, cor Nun.

KORDLANDER, HENRY, manf and bottler of soda waters,

Koster, Herman, elk with H Bremer, r Front, cor Dock.

KREBS, E J, Propr North Carolina Beneficial Association, 16 Market, r Purcell House.

Kuhl, Henry H, grocer, 6th, cor Harnett.

La Frenz, Henry A, with Geo Grotgen, r Castle, bet Front

La Frenz, John O, tailor, 2d, bet Market and Princess. Lamb, Geo P, florist, plank road, bel toll gate, r same. Lain, B, elk with Green & Flanner, r 4th, cor Hanover. Lander, Frank, brick-layer, r McRae, cor Red Cross. Lander, Lizzie, r McRae, cor Red Cross.

We guarantee to give perfect satisfaction, both In quality and prices of our goods.

III Merchant Tailors

Lane, Martha, r 5th) cor Bladen.

Langdon, Mrs Mary J, N W cor Market and 8th.

LANGLEY, C B, bar-keeper, Purcell House, r Pur cell House.

Larkin, Catharine, r cor Mulberry and 4th.

Larkin, Patrick, City Express, r cor Mulberry and 4th.

Larkins, Alice G, r Dock, cor 6th.

Larkins, Mildred, wid John B, r Dock, cor 6th.

Larkins, S V, book-keeper, r Seaman's Home.

LARKINS, WM, teller First Nat Bank and elk IT S District

Court, r Dock, cor 6th. Latham, Benj E, r Walnut, bet 4th and 5th. Latimer, Henry G, r 3d, cor Orange. Latimer, William, r 3d, cor Orange. Latimer, Zebulon, r 3d, cor Orange.

Latta, Adam G, book-keeper with Barry Bros, r 7th, nr Wal- Latta, James S, book-keeper with Colville & Taylor, r 7th,,

bet Mulberry and Walnut.

r 7th, bet Walnut & Mulburry. Lavender, Ellis, Rev, c, pastor Methodist Christian Chapel,

r 8th, bet Church and Castle. Lawther, T R, engineer with W&WRE, Lawton, Adelaid, r 3d, bet Red Cross and Campbell. Lawton, B J, Harbor Master and elk Board C N and P, 22 S

Water, r 3d, bet Campbell and Red Cross. Leach, Wm, fisherman, 8th, nr Meares. Lee, Alfred, plasterer, r Front, cor Dawson. LEE, J WATKINS, Jr, cashier at National Hotel, r National

Legg, Edmund, Inspector Customs, r Smithville. IiO Gwin, John J, printer, Journal Office, r Chesnut, bet 9th

SO TLflIa.3rlx.ot Street,

Notions, Millinery, Glothing,

Every thing that is usually kept in a First-Class Dry Goods Store. Prices guarantee! as low as in Baltimore.

Front, bet. Dock and Orange St.,

Cexsisting of useful and valuable goods for Ladies vear,

I People residing in the country can order goods, which, when ac- companied by the money, will be carefully eent as directed, by mail or fizpress. Address

Lehmann, Henry, elk with GEW Runge, r Front; bel Dock.

Lemmerman, Henry, of Lemmerman & Coney, r Princess,

LEMMERMAN & CONEY, (Henry Lemmerman and Wal- ter Coney), lightermen, S side foot of Market.

Leonard; Miss, teacher, W F S, r cor Nun and 7th.

Larson, Lewis, seaman, r Queen, bet 4th and 5th.

Leslie, Alex H, painter with Jno A Parker, r 3d, nr Wooster.

Leslie, Jane, wid Joseph, r Surry, nr Castle.

Leslie, Joseph, painter, r Surry, nr Castle.

Leslie, Lucy E, r 3d, nr Wooster.

LESSMAN, AUGUST, baker and confectioner, 2d, bet Mar- ket and Dock. See adv.

LESSMAN, FRED'K W, elk with A Lessman, r 2d, feet Market & Dock.

Levy, Emanuel, elk with S Levy, r Dock, bet Front and 2d,

Levy, Sol, dry goods, clothing, &c, 44 Market, r Dock, nr

Lewis, George G, elk with J S Williams, r Chesnut, bet 4th and 5th.

Lewis, John J, elk, r Chesnut, bet 4th and 5th.

Lewis, Joseph, fisherman, r 3d, bet Queen and Wooster.

Lewis, Martha, wid of Henry, r Queen, bet 4th and 5th.

LEWIS, THOS C, groceries and provisions, 8 Market, r 6th. cor Chesnut. See adv.

Liddy, Kate, with Saml Northrop, r 5th, cor Dock.

Liebmann, Alex, elk with Wm Goodwin, r 5th, cor Mulberry.

Lilly, Isaac, (c), blacksmith, Water, cor Mulberry, r Wooster,

LIPPITT, JAMES W, of Jas W Lippitt & Co, Druggist, r 2d, bet Orange and Dock.

LIPPITT, JAMES W & CO, (Jas W Lippitt, Wm L Smith, John K Mcllhenny), Whol and Ret Druggists, N E cor Front and Market. See adv.

Lippitt, Jane D, wid Joseph, r Front, cor Orange.

Dock, nr Water, and Front, bet Mulberry and Walnut.

Commission Merchant.

Prompt attention given to sale or purchase of

Lippitt., T B, of J E Lippitt & Co, r Front, bet Orange and

Lippitt, Mrs Wm H, r 2d, bet Dock and Orange. LITGEN, HENRY, family grocer, Market, cor 5th. Littleton, E J, elk with Worth & Worth, Queen, bet 3d and

Livingston, Lydia J, r Market, bet 3d and 4th. Lockey, Emma, elk with Dollar Store, r 4th, bet Nun and

Lockey, Hester A, wid Isaac E, r 4th, bet Nun and Church. Lockford, Mary, r 2d, -bet Chesnut and Mulberry. Loeb, A, of Loeb & Elsbach, r Cape Fear House. LOEB, J, of James Auderson & Co, and French Vice Con- sul, r Front, bet Dock and Orange. Loeb & Elsbach, (A Loeb and Jacob Elsbach), dry goods,

LONDON, ALEX T, Attorney at Law. 2d, bet Princess and

Market. See adv. LONDON, JOHN, student at law, and Commissioner N C

Beneficial Association, 2d, bet Princess and Market. LONDON, MAUGER, Attorney at Law, 2d, bet Market and

Princess, r 3d, cor Chesnut. Lord, Athelia, r Market, bet 2d and 3d. LORD, FREDERICK J, Spanish Vice Consul, and grist

mill, Water, bet Nun and Ann, r Market, bet 2d and 3d.

Loucks, T N. manager W U Telegraph, r 2d, bet Market

and Dock.

Pride Residences and Public Buildings, Bridges,

We guarantee all our work, and soicit orders for same.

See advertisement of Bladen Land Company, outside back carer.

Love, Charles S, elk with. John D Love, r 6th, cor Bladen.

Love, George F, elk with Love & Blocker, r Cottage lane,.

Front, r 6th, cor Bladen. Love, Richard S, conductor, W, C & R R R, r Mulberry, cor

Love, Wm J, Jr, physician., 4th, bet Mulberry and Walnut. Love, W J, of Love & Blocker, r Cottage lane, bet 3d and

LOVE & BLOCKER, (W J Love and J C Blocker), Cora

Mers, Chesnut, cor Water. Lowe, Charles B F, elk, Navassa Guano Works, r Red Cross,

Lowe, James H, Mrs, r 5th, cor Market. LOWREY, JAMES A, carriage builder, and of Scheack &

Lowrey, 3d, cor Princess, r 2d, bet Walnut and Red

Cross, See adv. LUCAS, BENJAMIN, Jr, Attorney and book-keeper, and

with Joseph C Abbott, r Princess, nr 9th. LUMSDEN, ELSIE A, MRS, millinery and dress maker, and agt for Grover & Bakers Sewing Machines, Front., bet

Princess and Chesnut. Lumsden, Florence V, r Front, bet Princess and Chesnut LUMSDEN, JAMES C, Ice Cream Saloon, r Front, bet

Princess and Chesnut. Lutgen, Richard, r 2d, bet Church and Castle. Lutheran Church, St Paul's Evangelical, Market, cor 6th, Lyon, Daniel H, r 3d, bet Red Cross and Campbell.

fMl IE!)

Cross and Campbell.

Cross and Campbell. Lyons, Rachel E, Mrs, r 3d bet Red Cross and Campbell.

McAlister, Howard, elk with Northrop & Camming, r 3d, cor Davis.

McAlister, Peter, supt saw mill, with J H Chadbourn & Co,

McAlister, Win H S, elk with J H Chadbourn & Co,

McBride, Evander, (c), blacksmith, Nutt, bel Red Cross, r 3d, cor Bladen.

McCaleb, Mrs Mary S, wid of Archibald, r Front, bet Mul- berry and Chesnut.

McCaleb, Mary S, Miss, r Front, bet Chesnut and Mulberry.

McCaleb, Thomas D, oysters and fish, foot of Market, r Front, bet Mulberry and Chesnut.

McCallum, James A, elk with Barry Bros, r 6th, bet Dock and Orange.

McCauslan, elk with Oldham & Cumming, r Mulberry, bet Front and 2d.

McClammon, Chas W, brick mason, r Front, bet Queen and

McClammy, Benj A, pressman, Morning Star, r 7th, bet Cas- tle and Queen.

McClammy, Charles W, plasterer, r 7 th, bet Queen and

McClammy, Charles, r 7th, bet Queen and Castle.

McClammy, Eliza, r 7th, bet Queen and Castle.

McClammy.'-Mildred, r 7th, bet Queen and Castle.

McClammy, Hose, wid Elijah, r Wooster, bet 3d and 4th.

No. IS ISTortli "Water Street.

Our work is all FIRST CLASS.

McClenny, Absalom, engineer, r Front, cor Ann.

McCourtriey, Michael, porter at National Hotel.

McCumber, James, blacksmith, at W & W R R, r Churchy

McCumber, Katie, r Church, bet 6th and 7th. McCumber, Thomas, blacksmith, at W & W R R, r ith, cor

McDermotfc, John, lab, at Gas Works, r Front, ab Ann. McDONALD, A D, physician, r Hanover, bet 5th and 6th. McDONALD, WI J, caterer for National Hotel, r National

McDonnell, Hugh, lab, at Gas Works. McDuffie, Charles W, r Front, cor Meares. McDuffie, Eliza A, wid of George, r Front, cor Meares. McEachern, John S,, elk with Ales Oldham, r Castle, bet 7th

and 8th. McEnessey, Dennis, lab with W & W R R, r Hanover, bel

McEntee, John, carpenter, W & W R R, r 4th, bet Hanover

and Brunswick. McEwen, 0 P, printer, Journal Office, r 7th, bet Walnut and

bet Nun and Church. McGilvary, elk with Williams & Murchison, r 3d, bet Ches-

nut and Mulberry, McHutchon, James, book-keeper, with Petteway & Moore, r

Red Cross, cor 2d. Mcllhenny, Edward D, Market, bet 7th and 8th. Mcllhenny, Eliza D, Market, bet 7th and 8th. McILHENNY, JOHN K, of Jas W Lippitfc & Co, r Market,

Mcllhenny, Mrs Maggie D, r Market, bet 7th and 8th. Mcllhenny, Thos C, farmer, r Market, bet 7th and 8th. Mcllhenny, Thos C, Jr, r Market, bet 7th and 8th.

Orders from the trade promptly filled. Country orders solicited.

Mclntee, J, carpenter, with W & W E.

Mclntire, II M, of Mclntire and French, r Front, bet Mul- berry and Cliesnut.

McINTIRE & FRENCH, (R M Mclntire and B T French), dry goods and gents' furnishing, Market, cor 2d.

McKinney, Wm, bricklayer, Dawson, bet 3d and 4th.

McKOY, THOMAS H, Com Mer, 12 Market, r Front, cor

McKoy, Wm B, law student, r 5th, bet Market and Dock.

McLauchlin, Eliza, r cor 2d and Dock.

McLauchlin, Wm, inspector with Northrop & Gumming, r

McLaurin, Annie Maria, r Market, bet 8th and 9th.

McLaurin, Hugh W, book-keeper with Sprunt & Hinson, r Front, bet Dock & Orange.

McLaurin, John, book-keeper with Moffitt &' Co, r Orange,, cor 7th.

McLaurin, Joseph, book-keeper, r Market, bet 8th and 9th.

McLaurin, Mary, r Front, bet Dock and Orange.

McLaurin, Mary J, r Market, bet Sth and 9th.

McLaurin, Mrs Nancy S, r Market, bet Sth and 9th.

McLaurin, N S, elk with Geo A Peck, r Market, bet 8th and

McLaurin, Wm, (c), groceries, S Front, nr Market, r Ann,

McMillan, Barbary C, wid Henry, r 3d, bet Hanover and

McMillan, F A, Jr, machinist with W & W R R, r Hanover,

McMillan, George D, printer at Journal Office, r 2d, bet Han- over and Brunswick.

McMnrray, Robt, of J S Tophara & Co, r Washington City.

McQueen, H C, assistant cashier with Williams & Marchi- son, r Front, cor Princess.

Stationary and Portable Engines and Boilers,

Repairs of all kinds promptly done, and new machinery of every description designed and built.

An invaluable instrument to those having any kind of Stone or Ore to break into fragments.

Send for Circulars.

McQuigg, E H, Justice of the Peace, Princess, bet 2d and

McRae, John, book-keeper with John Dawson, r Dock, cor

McEARY & CO, (Wm H McRary), Com Mers and dealers in

fertilizers, Water, cor Chesnut. McEee, Fannie I, r 2d, nr Princess.

McEEE, GRIFFITH J, Attorney at Law, r 2d, nr Princess. McEEE, JAMES F, physician, Front, cor Chesnut. McEee, James I, r 2d, nr Princess. McEee, Joseph H, Inspector Cape Fear River Improvements,

r Front, cor Chesnut. McEee, Maggie M, r Front, cor Chesnut. McRee, Mary Ashe, r Front, cor Chesnut.

MACKS, DAYID, with Isaac Macks, r National Hotel. MACKS, ISAAC, dry goods, clothing, &c, 11 Market, r Bal- MACKS, JACOB I, with Isaac Macks, r National Hotel. MacRae, Caroline A, wid of Genl Alex, r Market, bet 5th

and 6th. MacRAE, DONALD, Secy and Treas Navassa Guano Co,

and Pros Oakdale Cemetery Co, r Market, bet 7th and

8th. See adv Navassa Guano Co. MacRae, John C, civil engineer, r Market, bet 7th and 8th. MacRae, Mary D, r Market, bet 7th and 8th. MacRae, Walter G, book-keeper, Navassa Guano Co, 5th,

bet Orange and Ann. Macumber, J "W, Supt Wil Co-operative Store, r Brunswick,

Macumber, Yan D, elk, r Brunswick, bet 6th and 7th. Madden, James, elk, Cape Fear Steamboat Co, r 5th, bet

Nun and Church.

Mahoney, John R, printer, Journal Office, r 5th, bet Chesnut

and Mulberry.

This House Is centrally located in the business portion of the City, convenient to all the Public Places, and but a short walk from the different Sail road Depots, and one Square East from the Capitol.

Polite and attentive servants : the fable spread with the best the market can afford, and aiming to secure to the

the domestic comforts of home, at moderate charges, renders this one of the most desirable houses in the city.

Permanent Boarders by the week or month, on liberal terms.

Mahoney, Kate, seamstress with A Empie, Front, bet Ann

and Nun. Mahoney, "VVrn B, carpenter, W & W R R, r Campbell, bet

Mallard, J H3 elk with J S Topham & Co, r Princess, bet

Mallett, Charles B, (c), carpenter, r 3d, cor Walnut. Mann, Edward, mail messenger, r Front, bet Chesnut and

Manning, C H, elk with S H Manning, r 6th, bet Bed Cross

and Campbell.

Water, r 6th, bet Eed Cross and Campbell. See adv. MANN, JAMES C, Judge of Probate and elk of Superior

Court, County Court House, r 3d, bet Chesnut and Mul- Mann, L H, house carpenter, Wooster, bet 5th and 6th. Marcus, Chas, r 2d, bet Dock and Orange. Marcus, H, saloon, Front, cor Princess, r 2d, bet Dock and

Marcus, Sol, elk with D Newman, r 2d, bet Dock and Orange. MARINE HOSPITAL U S, Nun, cor 8th. Marshall, Caroline, wid Henry, r Front, ab Ann. Marters, Fred, elk with H Breamer, Dock, cor Front. MAETIN, ALFBED, Com and Shipping Mer, and of Martin

Martin, E, elk with E Peschau, r 5th, nr Market. Martin, Emma H, Market, bet 4th and 5th. Martin, Eugene S, elk with Alfred Martin, r Market, bet 4th

and 5th. Martin, John, house carpenter, Church, bet 3d and 4tk. Martin, Eosanna, wid Thomas, r Nutt, ab Walnut. MAETIN, SILAS N, Mayor of Wilmington, and Pies W,

Front, between Dock and Orange Streets,

Every thing kept on hand tliat is called for in a FIRST CLASS

Beef, Mutton, M & Sausages if tie lest, always a ML ! &

Wilmington Beer Garden,

DAN'L KLEIN, Proprietor.

Rankin ani Mulberry. Mwesn lOti ant lltn Streets.

In City Market, where every thing in the line of MEATS and PRO- "VISIONS will be filled to order, and satisfaction guaranteed.

Martin, Stewart, book-keeper witli Alfred Martin, r MarkeL

Martin, Wm A, elk with Alfred Martin, r Market, bet 4th and 5th.

MABTIN & HALLETT, (Alfred Martin and Benj A Hallett), distillers of turpentine and rosin oil, Eagle Island, office Dock, bet Front and 2d.

MASONIC HALL, Market, bet Front and 2d.

Mathews, Alice, r 5th, bet Chesnut and Walnut.

Matthews, D W, engineer steamer A Oldham, r on bd stnir.

Matthews, Eliza, r 5th, bet Chesnut and Walnut.

Matthews, Margaret, r 9th, bet Chesnut and Princess.

Matthews, Margaret, r 3d, bet Nun and Church.

Matthews, Bachel, wid of William A, r Church, bet 4th & 5th.

Mauer, Charles, elk with Louis Toilers, r 2d, cor Mulberry.

Maultsby, Anthony, (c), barber, 11 H Front, r Harnett, bet

Maunder, John F, elk with E Kidder & Sons, r 4th, bet Bed Cross and Campbell.

Maunder, John, marble cutter, Front, cor Walnut, r 4th, bet Bed Cross and Campbell.

Maxwell, Bobert, timber agt, r 4th, nr Walnut.

MAYEB, C B, confectioner and baker, 34 Market, r 32 Mar-

Mayer, F, merchant, r 32 Market.

Mayer, Joseph, elk with S Blumenthal, r 40 Market.

Mayer, Thomas E, elk with S Bear & Bros, r Market, bet Front and 2d.

MAYEB. NATHAN, rect and whol dealer in Liquors and Ci- gars, post office alley, r Dock, nr 2d. See adv.

Mayor's Office, at City Hall.

Mayo, Wm E, machinist with Cape Fear Fibre Co, r 4th, bet Brunswick and Bladen.

May, Sarah, wid John, r 5th, cor Bailroad.

Meade, Bichard K, teacher C F M Academy, r cor Mulberry and 4th.

Meares, Catharine D, Mrs, wid Gaston, r Dock, cor 2d.

Meares, Catharine G, r Dock, cor 7th.

No. 6 North Front Street,

School and Office Stationery,

Meares, Francis I, r Dock, cor 7th.

Meares, James I, elk with James & Meares, r Dock, cor 7th.

Meares, Jane I, r Dock, cor 7th.

MEAEES, O P, lawyer, Market, bet 2d and 3d, r Mulberry,