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FALSE PROMISES last
Standard has an extremely ridiculous ty-
rade, in which it il intimated that the
Wings made a host Of promises, all of
which /" have turned out to be false. "
Ridiculous, we say, because no man in
his senses can suppose that the salutary
measures proposed by the Wings could
produce rise in the price of "corn and
pork ami other agricultural articles" or in
the wages of labor, before they have had
an opportunity of putting those measures
Into operation. What farmer, who had
kept an improvident and slothful overseer
until his fields had become covered with
b:iacs and, ,',,ras, his fences broken down,
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Ing. Wa LeFneby her Nilh slriaisn rssig-
nation and pasisnse. she lfil De world
viii siE0Rg eousolsiion, aal Bright FisWS
of ihaf glorious rrs, which remains lor he
people Of God. Not single dOsbs sp-
peared % disturb her calm and heavenly
rcpose. for many days presiou. % her
departure. Her fiends. though lefi 70
noun. mourn not IS ihose Who have no
hope. blessed in he sight Of The Lord
Is DE deash Of his saints"
F.seusil. ,sia wssld I'm seisr Aams;
Nfx ssrios r ssaslss, saa Lias ms r.ae e.
resnmsairsis4.
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The Honis Of Hnnison.-InisIlig.nes
OF the death Of President Hsrsisoa GsseL-
ed Cineinnaii On ne ssh inst. and pr0du.
ee5 immense sslsalian sm.ng fhs whaIe
pnpulsIion. A SPanianeans meeting az
Ihs citizens Vas hsld. a mich il wss re-
solsrd 10 suspend al business "a lI.s cue.
rrfding day. r0nsrrrsIine IL % Inc re
nen.brsnre ~ The Iamenisd dead. The
mayer forthwith issBsd . prsrlsmalIrn
recommending such obssrvanrf.
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liillsboroueh, April 2a. is49.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT NORTH
BEND.

Scarcely week has elapsed since We
assisted in paying funeral honors to the
memory of General Harrison, and We re-
ceive information that the mansion in
which he resided, the abode of his fami-
ly-the house which had known him, but
was to Z" know him no more''-has been
destroyed by fire! Truly now is his IA
mily " without home" The following
is all the account VIC have of this last ca
lamity:
From the Cincinnati Republican Extra.
April IL.
Fire at North Bsad.-The Captain
of the steamer New York reports that
when he passed North Bend, at 6 o'clock
last night, the west wing of the mansion
house of Gen. Harrison was on fire-:he
roof was covered with persons with axes
and buckets of watcr-the windows of the
house were taken out, and the furniture
had all been removed out upon the green
in front of the house. The Captain
thinks the main building will be saved.
The Mail Boat has not yet arrived
perhaps detained on account Of the above.
Upon the above printed note is added
the news brought by the Mail Boat"
in few words: :. Burnt to the ground."1
National Mie!iigencsr.
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Piano Forte & Music
STORE.

TIE Subscribers respectfully aunognce TO
taeI trtcnds aud thr pubic, that tley are
waw opening, at their S,o { en- sycamore street.
a large assorItnentof Pianos. uf superior quail.
~, .r.m the mandatory at Mtss's Nusss 4
CLARE, New fhTk. winch they subuilstu the
examinations OF their friends and the public.
They have a 50 IN hand tho largest and best
seirrtIun II ameiirau aud European Music
that has ever been exhItIied here. Also.
s4periar Guitars, Victims. A cUofdcen-, Flutes,
rlfcs aud Drums large assortment Of Ro-
man, frcne" aud Enehsh lila ps, Guitar aud
Violin Strings. --a.=
They will receive weekly from the Nor,herr.
Cities. every new publication Of Music, intend
ing ID keep AZ all times The largest add mosi
compete assortment. Add bcing bath Of W.
Teachers, aud having some experience ia
selecting MUS: aud Musical Instruments, We
hope TO he enabled to kcrp such an assortment
as viii be pleasing. agreeable aud useful to
those who will favor US With their patronage.
We beg leave TO say slso. that we shalt be
glad To allow purchasers Of our Pianos 10 kesp
them fnr reasonable time and try them be.
fnre paying Tor t:.sm. snd we viii take bs4k
any Piano paid CIR, IL proved i0 hc d, feciiyc,
even alter ~ mon,hs iriaI. Any Piano sold ia
r"sn o is sns' ons. viii be Kept in tune &c
~ munlhs GRATIS
CHARLES BERG & CO. .
!, sESe Pianos tuned and iei on hire. ~*7.
Petersburg, April 4 6S-s
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MiClllGAN--1'he Legislature Of this
State. stus present session. passed a relief
or stop law can,sinlng the follow ing pro
Visions. a%#
That no real or personal property
shall be snld by any officer. unle.s the
same shall be bud of a, ,wi.,hirds the
appraised cash value or more.
"Tha, the creditor, or his attorney,
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ahd ibs j. bloc. BIZ scent ~ silrsBtJ. msy
sssh sslsst eve iPPrasc'i i lhtss -
PFlisfls rnnnal aRlfs u thif, ~ alAfsF
having ths Pl"rs.s i o. sslsei ~ thnd.
{" hal an RAJ - rrrsshsl ptnlersy
sh.ll hrrrsf.sf BE- sald hy foseclesu.s Of
poEiesge. oa rxsesa'on. OF spaa pruesss
al saY eruri. until Ire ssme shall be sps
praised b disiaissssied ipshshrs.
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Obituary..

Died, in this place. yesterday morning
after an illness of several weeks, in the
10Th year of his age, ALFRED MOORE TAy'
IoR, the only remaining son of Maj. Johr
Taylor.
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Maryiand.-The Legislature of this
State ended its Extra Session on We'd
nesday night. Among the acts passed
was one, which succeeded by a very
small majority in each House, appropriat
ing Two Millions Of Dollars for the
completion Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal.
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OFFICIAL.
TO THE PEOPLE OF THE UNIT
~y@ ED STATES.
A IECoMMENnATI n

When a Christian People feel them
selves to be overtaken by great public
calamity, it becomes them to humble
themselves under the dispensation Of Di-
vine Providence, TO recognise His righte-
Gus government over the children of men,
to acknowledge His goodness in time
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NJ AR do

In Chatham county, on Thursday the
18th inst. by the Rev. J. T. Brame, Mr..
JoHN r. NETTLEs, of Haywood, to Miss
ELIZABETH GOODWIN, daughter of Hardy
Goodwin, esq.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-04-22
Thursday, April %.

Alan eleeson held in his place on he
% instant. DR.. James Wsbb. Col. cad-
wallader Jones. John u. kirkland. James
fsnrcii. Anderson Armstrong. Peyion r.
Moore, and NaEhanirl Balm. were elected
Eaulens o. The Poor Cor .hrce years next
ensuing.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-04-22

On The 22nd uli.. iwn men we're con.
sliced Of The crime Of robbery. with intent
20 murder, II Millsboro. Jefferson Go.
Missouri. One Was sent need 10 The
pen isnliary fnr ninety years. and the OH
CO fa forty .tars.
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Books of Devotion.
Piano Fortes, Guitars, vio-
Inns, Violin Strings, &c.

~
SpuE sabscsibets would respectfully an.
- nounre 10 their friends aud seqnainian-
ees in Raleigh, and Throughout SoIt, Carolina.
that they have now on hand a. large assortment
Of NrsSs.St CLaRxs Piano esnes whirh, for
brillianry Of tune aud unparalleled touch and
durability. are not supposed. They wish 10
say, tha, they w;a no! demand pay for any Piano
sold aaiii % Is tried BY the Parehassr, Zoe which
they will allow any reasonable time. They
have ASP ylplins of superior qaa'iiy. from
81 80 up To $50; large selection of supe,ior
Violin Strings, Gai'ar Strings; all kinds &C
Wind INSTRUMENTS for Military Bands, 10
Harms Bucles. Flies, TIomhonrs, Sefpents
and Bells, superior Flutes aud flaeeoiels,
single aud double; French Arcnrteans, Of a
pattern AID tone never before seen heir;
Drums aud Bass Drums. OF all dimensions; an
assortment ut superiut g uiats, together viii
the largest assortment Of MUSIC ever before
Imputed here. s-
The Subscribers will be glad TO furnish
Schools and Others With Music, anl beng both
Teachers otshe Piano Forte, they hope 10 10
enabled To select for. ihrir lricuds what 10
agreeable aud ? easlus, useful aud improving.
rhey resprcllull, sullrit the favor aud pat
ronage ofthc Ladies aud Gentlemen of IA en- Ii.
and throughout the state &c Sorth Carolina.
CHARLES BERG d. CO.
Petersburg Va March 81, Is
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The negro Dick, convicted a, the last
Superior Court OF this county for the muir
der 81 Mr.. John Tapp and his son, was
executed on Friday last, pursuant to his
sentence.
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We have been requested to say that
John w. Hancock is candidate for the
Office Of Clerk Of the County Court Of
Orange. .. -
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forgot that L" rslaloa IN Office" was oRse
die creed of his paFlys Il Is known hat
prescription" has ben de order q de
day for iWelEs years, and : hos, Of de-
fauliens and bnWlihg Partizans hare been
made fat Al the pablo erib. The people
desire that The :. Aegean stable" shah be
eleansed; and the Standard must there
fore expee, thai The broom win Be used
with some freedom.
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Sweet Potatoes.

THE subscriber has over one hundred
= bushels of Sweet Potatoes ;for sced)
Tor sale this spring. Price SO cents pee
bushel.
MICHAEL. HOLT.
Ho:rs Store, Orange, April 5. ss ST.
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Religious men feel an unusual degree
of sympathy in the sudden decease ol
President Harrison. His religious cha
racter touches a sympathetic chord in
their hearts. The third Presbytery in
New York, now in session, suspended
its proceedings on Wednesday, and they
determined to take a part in the solemn
observance in that city this day. The
Protestant Episcopal Church in New
York, also, is about to take the lead in
adopting some appropriate religious ex-
ercise expressive Of their grief in this ma
tional bereavement. 1t is expected a spe-
cial day Of humiliation and prayer will be
set apart, or they will act in conjunction
with the arrangements made by the civil
authorities. In some Of the churches, the
>" Prayer for a person under alllic,ion,"
has been varied, so as TO read Prayer
for People under affection, and in Tri-
nifty Church the reading of it melted the
audience to tears. What an elevation it
gives to the death of great man, when
it is known he has sustained religious
character. Phil. North american.
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The late national calamity, deplorcd
BY saddened and weeping millions Of
people, has nevertheless dropped some
blessed and inerciful influences in lis path,
and developed some bcatings Of the ma
tional heart, which viii long be remem-
bercd with mild Joy and reverence as sig
nifeant of the superior force Of American
patriotism and Christian sensibility 10 the
feuds and forms Of partisan Partially.
Who remembered at the grave Of Harri-
son that he was the chief and chosen Of
a party! Who regarded the pale, breath
less, death-stricken patriot as other than
an American President, a great Peoples
head and leader, and the Lords anoin,ed!
All creeds and parties were in spirit al
his death chamber and grave, shrouding
and lowering their banners, and mingling
their tears; and many political oppo-
ncnt may have exclaimed, " Would 10
God | had died for thee" Honorable 10
human nature, and to those deep, but oft
times suppressed and oblique affections
Of the public bosom for her sons and be-
nefaclors, have been the general and spon-
taneous griefs Of the present week. We
bless God, amid our weeds and widow
hood, for It's developments, and we move
on into the future with inyigorated step,
and with coToboratcd faith in the Ameri-
cap character.
We note one thing more, the tribute TO
Christianity and its saving power to the
stugglcr with death. No paragraphs
have been read with liyelier interest than
those which assure us that Gen. Harrison
died Christian: that his late years were
years Of serious thoughtfnlness; that in
his latest and most laborious days he was
devout reader of the Bible, believer in
the Christian faith, a communicate in
heart with the Christian church; and that
his sentiments were avowed, not amid
the terrors of death only, but on that
palmiest and proudest day of his history,
when, in obedience to the voice Of CRATE
ful country, and in the presence Of fifty
thousand people, he took upon his con-
science the inaugural oath.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-04-22

TO- r. NJ. SAUNDERS, candidate
Cor Congress, viii address such Of the
feemen Of Orange as may please to at
tend al the following times and places:
At Prau's Store, on Monday, April %.
At Chapel Hill, on Tuesday, April ~.
At Capt. George Morrow's, on We'd
ncsday, April %.
At Mason Hall, on Thursday, April 20.
At Ruffin's Mill, on Friday, April 30.
At Anthony Thompson's, on Saturday,
May ]. ....< 1913
AT John s. Tarrenline's, on Monday,
May 3.
At M'cray's Store, on Tuesday, May
4.
AT Cedar Grove, muster, on Wcdncs.
day, May 8.
Alliances Rays, on Thursday, May o.
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- DIR. JAMES s. SMITH. Can,
didaie Tor Congress, viii address As many
Of the voters Of his district = may please
% honor him with lheir presence Al The
following lines and places, VIZ.
In the city Of Raleigh, Friday. April 30.
Az Prat's Store, Orange. Saturday,
May I.
Al Thomas Webs Store. Person,
Monday, May 3.
AZ Green Browns, formerly M.Mur-
rays. Person, May 4.
Al Hugh Woods. in Person, on We'd
nesday, May 5.
At w. II. Aliens Store, Person,
Thursday, May O.
AZ Chambers's Store, Flat River, Per-
son, Friday, May Z.
At Mrs. Mixes, in Orange, on Satur-
day, May 8.
At Person Court House, on Monday,
May 10, and Tuesday, May IL.
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Petersburg. Va. March 81,
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amount of over 100000, and Mr.. Nor
gan put in his place by Mr.. Van Burcn,
about two weeks before he retired from
the Presidency. With such examples
before him, is il to be wondered at that
President Harrison should desire to put
in this important Office person in whom
he could have confidence!
Another case we will refer TO. Gen.
Van Rensselaer, had been iellOw-soldier
with Gen. HARRISON. was an efficient and
active officer during the last war, and was
afterwards appointed postmaster at Alba
ny; but Gen. Van Rensselaer, was a per-
sonal friend of Gen. Harrison, and :" for
opinions sake" was turned out of office
by Mr.. Van Buren,. One Of the first acts
Of President Harrison was to restore his
old friend to the office he had before &C.
cupied. And many others Of the " host
ofremovals of which the Standard speaks,
were, like this, only to restore to their
places faithful officers who had been turn
ed out by his predecessor :" for opinion 8
sake
But why is it that the Standard has be.
c1me 50 sensitive all at once, Has he
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-07-22

4 .Nar Mreniioa.-Thc \. York Tribune
states ,la, J. a. Etzlcr, 4 native Of Germany,
and now citizen OF the United States, lins
made an invention which is confidently expect.
ed to Supcrscdc steam in navigating the ocean.
The advantages consist in new plan "f sails,
which will secure the whole power OF the wind,
and can be far easier managed than the present
sails. and in applying the force Of the waves as
Il propcllins power.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-07-22

chants and Planters throughout the country lisai
Augusta Will, during the approaching fall! ranI.
inferior 10 none OF her cisler cilI.Y IN her ubIli
~ 10 supply their wants.
The Exchange MaIke, has undergone no
perceptible change during The pas, week, except
il may have been n slight decline on n. York.
The Branch Of the R. r. Bank in this city is
now checking on ~ York at 10 per CT, prem.
for bills Of the Mother Bank u, Athens. The
demand for Exchange has become very limited,
aud consequently there is little action in the
market Sight Checks on Savannah have been
sold low a, G4 per CT. prem. And i, ia bu, pro.
per to remark, that my quotations are MI made
a, prices payable in Geo Z. r. money, unless
other money is specially named.
Our River is quite low. Full loaded bos,s
are not at present able 10 get within less Than
seven miles Of The city.
The Board Of Health met Yesterday al The
City Hall. and received the reports of their SC.
vcral committees. from which reports ii has been
ascerinincd lha; The city is now in the ENJOY
rnent Of 4 degree Of good health not exceeded
a, any former period. More anon.
ARGUS.
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DANIEL BIRD.
( "a
SiacriH-s Sales.

ID Virtue Of sundry wriis Of Fieri'
I'D Facias. | shall proceed 10 sell at
Edgeiicld Court House, on the frs. Mon
day and Tuesday in Angus, next, the fol-
lowing property viz:
Glover +. Green vs.. John Anderson, 100
acres Of land, more or less, adjoining Fho-'
mas Morris and others.
Goodwin. Harrington a. Co. VS.. Level
lin Dcloach. one black Horse.
VI. llankinson, ex tor. vs.. John B. Bur-
CESS. 500 acres Of lrnd. more or less, ad-
joining Wiley Glover and others.
Siccdman & Merritt vs. Isaac Attaway,
tw0 horses
James G. Rowe Us. John n. Oliver, ono
house and lot in The town Of Hamburg.
known in the plan OF said town as 10, No.
III. bounded by 10, No. 10 on ,he south,
and Int M. ! ON the north.
Robert Carlisle VS.. Rudolph Carter,
WIN. VI. Wilson vs.. the same. j. ]. We'll
kcr vs.. the same and Elizabeth Carter.
1000 acres oflani. mo'c or less, adjoining.
John Bauskcrt, John Wise aud others, the
properly Of Rudolph Carer.
:. K. Fuller vs.. Elizabeth Carter. ono
'ract Of land, adjoining John Wise and
others
D. J. Waikervs. Sterling Powell. Char
les Ca>nahan Il Joseph Casaahan vs.. the
same aud Ransom Hamilton, 100 acres Of
land. more or less, adjoining D. J. Wal
kcr and others.
II. G. Turner IS. Lcwclen Deloac Il &
Thonar Dc!oach one tract Of land. con-
tanning 800 acrcs, adjoining and
Others.
Eli Milton IS. John Marsh. $50 acres
Of land. more or less, adjoining Elizabeth
Carter and Others.
James Mosclcy & co. VS.. Edmund Ken
ncdv, one rracto( land adjoining VIM. w.
Williams aud others.
Wm H. Nclhcll vs. John Robertson
james NrldcII, and Edmund Atkinson
$50 acres of land. more or less, adjoining
Henderson aud Others also one bay Mare,
,hc property uf John Robertson.
John Evans ". J. X. kiIlbourn. IS
acre, of land, lying on Savannah river.
a,lininln. Mc2gs and others. Also ono
other rrac, containing 1900 acres. more or
less. called the lcrvis tract. adjoining A.
j. Raubo and others. Also one other
,rac, containing iUG acres, more or less.
adjoining The Pcrvis tract.
Thomas k"rucgh han VS.. Richard NJ John
sou. l.. Gdt!incs vs. The same. one tract
of land where defendant lives, adjoining
u. Prince aud others.
Jordan Holloway & John Lake vs.
E>au Brooks, ir.. John Presley and John
'rrapp. one negro man, Lee, The property
of John Presley.
John Horn. Tor tho use of another, vs.
the same. ltc above described property.
EIbcr roscv " The same, the above de-
scrihch property.
Terms cash.
5. CHRISTIE, s. Ed.
July l., ISL. ca
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!S.urcc. the .ibolitioniSr.-Thc \. Y. Herald,
savs: Joseph Surge arrived in this city two
days ago and has since lefl for Utica lie Is a
disappointed man, he acknowledges II, and 50
do his niggcr friends. The Tappan party look
upon him a< lacking moral courage. and the
Garrison party class him among lniidcls. 10.
seph ls now moving about partially inc"g., he
wants 10 go hornc a soon as possible. His visit
Is a no so.-Jus, as we predicted We intend
fly the public Of his return 10 the city,
-" T,,,s" !c place in lcw days. President
and mean mortal"
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IIore Bank Burgiaries. y. \. Herald
Of the lO,h inst. says: Tic Bank Burglars
are down ca-, now. The Salisbury Manniac-
turing Co, a, Amesbury. has been robbed Of
SIG. 900. The Gloucester Bank was attempt.
ed-also the Globe Bank in Boston, and n bro-
kcrs office If,hc eastern banks are robbed OF
their money and jewels, they need not gricve
much Justice Wiley oflhis city will negotiate
the return Of all the funds for eight per cl. on
the issues.
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Receipts for Subscription.

The Publisher acknowledges the Rcccip
from the following persons, 10 the time pu
down TO their respective names:
John Wise. 10 9Th February. l-i2.
Ahiiali Abncy, 10 9th January. lSi2.
VIM. w. Gray, 10 22d August. l-ll.
Il. VI. Lamar, to Iith November. l-il.
Mrs. Mnrsare; OgiIvic. to :D,I, May. l>il.
John Terry, 10 lst \ pr!l. l-i2.
Augustus Tompkins. To 2is; Jan. l-i2.
Edward Settle. TO 9Th Feb. lS.i2
Ricl,unond Still. 10 9th June. 1871.
John Culbreatlr. 10 eth Feb. lcI2.
B. f. llasocd. to 10Th Feb. l-i2.
Jamcs Rains!"rd. TO 9Th Feb. l-i2.
WIN. Elkias 10 9th August. 1911.
John c. harris. 10 stl, July. l-I2.
Snml. F. Goodc. 10 18th March. l-.i2.
John Lirscombe. TO llih April, l-.i2
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Commercial.
(f'rom our Correspondent. }

(from our COrrc$poadcm.)
AUGUSTA. Ju!y Il.
Abscc from the city for some ,lav- mus, be
nv exec for not having written Won Of late
Nu,hnaowcvcr has occurred which NAV he
INTEREST," 10 Your readers. The general ica.
lures o(rr market have undergone no change.
aud ,hc,cnlus of dullnrsS with her lradcn
wings, h assumed the position above vs. rha,
she is ausiomcd 10 occupy al ;hi, advanced
season ohe year.
Businc has narrowed down to limited
sphere, Il lille comparatively is doing be-.
yond the llnnry home trade. Later ntrlii.
gcucc fioEuropc has been received since nv
last, bu, Of n nature calculated to produce
auy wish effect upon the Coi,om Market.
Sales dug the pas, week have been very
light. Prs Of fair up 10 fine descriptions
have hccrcll maintained. and much lirmncss
has been lribicd hy holders. while for more
inferior dciptnns prices have ranged as low
n al any lr during the las, four weeks We
hope for Der accounts BY the steamer Caicdo.
MIA nj Bor which vas to have sailed from
Liverpool the ith inst. yet our hopes hang by
slender Rad.
The conncd light receipt Of Canal Flour,
united with steady and increasing demand,
have had andency TO produce iirnlncss among
dealers aIrriccs have in consequence hccn
well manucd Some recon, arrivals OF col,n.
try have he sold Mt former prices. We there.
fore copy Pous quotations.
Supcriintanal 81 5Oa 81 Conarry -
s. 80.
Rice has lvnnccd in price, which may be
attributed IDS scarcity in other Southern Mar.
kc's. Weave at presen, supply sufficient
for the dcmh Sales 10 i limited extent have
been made {, "a cts. by the ,icrce
Corn has :clincd in price, in consequence
of late rcceis, which have been frequent! aud
abundant. nles arc now effected with some
difficulty alta IS cts. per bushcl
The recel Of Oats and Peas bave been l,sh,
and quo,a,io, are nominal.
Ou, Grocs Market remains in n very ouie,
state Tran,c'ions during the pas, week have
been almos, scusively to small lots from Sc
cond hands the retail trade. Preparations
are already aking for the fall trade. Mos,
of our large Merchants arc now at the North
purchasing cd forwarding their fall stocks
We shall 500 be ready TO nee, the increased
demand whic must necessarily bs made az III,
season advaDes. and the Planters are enabled
TO make som estimate Of the prospect Of rheil
c7or' fee confidence in assuring III Mer