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The North-Carolina standard., 1848-08-16
Hon. ANDREW STEVENSON,
President of the Democratic Convention.


From the Boston Evening Traveller, Jan. 6, 1s47:
1t perhaps but act of justice to the propreors Of
Wistars Balsam of Wild Cherry for say, that
personal experience in the of this article has impress
cd vorably One of the propretors of the Trav-
eer was entirely cured Of cough of four months
continuance, by the of this Bas and several OF
friends and acquaintances who have tried the article
have found it of great service in relieving them severe
coughs and shortncss of breathing, with which they had
been afflicted. Mr. Seth w. Fowlc No. I3S Washing
ton street, is the general agent:
Be not deceived remember. that spurious limitations
and other preparations of Wild Cherry abound through
the land, but it is Dr. WIsrARs that has performed
many thousand wonderful cures, therefore buy
other but the genuine original Balsar of Wild Cherry
signed l. BUrrs the wrapper. = - ." 80
None genuine unless signed I. Burrs the wrapper
For sale, Wholesale and retail by WILLIAMS, HAY
WOOD & CO., Raleigh, n. G. .'., - ~
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DTED.

In this City, on the sth instant David w. Stone Esq
in the 4Sth year of his age. Mr. Stone was a of
Gov. Stone deceased He graduated at the University
of this State, with honor to himself in the class
with the President of the United States; and then
ed his attention the law. In his practice the he
for himself business man, reputation equalcd
by few, and excelled by none; and Cashier of the
Cape Fear Bank in this City, which Office he held for
number of years, he gave satisfaction to all and esab
lished a high character as inapeier. .. 80 =.
The writer Of this had known the deceased long and
we'll and he cantruly say that Mr. Stone only
a useful czcn but benevolent, kind-hearted man. His
hand always open to relieve the distressed and he
prompt in his support of Christian Ministry
and of charitable institutions. Hcwas firm friend an
aectionate and devoted husbandi and kind and hu-
name master. He inferred with Masonic shonors
and followed the tomb by large of
citizens. - e 81 ICoN.
At conyocstioh of Royal Arch Chapter, No. TO- Ra-
leigh, held on the 10th August A. D. ls4s, A T. 5s4s,
A. +, A. M. 237s, the following Preamble and Resolu-
tions unanimously adoptedl:8t raG
Whereas, Death has again visited the domain of our
ancient and time-honored institution it is with feelings
of the despes sorrow and regret that have been made
acquainted with the demise of our worthy compan-
ion and friend David w. Stone, formerly High Priest of
this Chapter with the same feelings win attend
his Funeral this morning, from the Episcopal Church
the usual place of termcnt there to consgn his mortal
remains to their kindred earth Therefore; zc s-,yf
Resolved That in further token of our regard and
esteem for deceased companion the members of this
Chapter will wear the usual badge ofourning for thirty
days. -
Resolved, That deeply synpathize with his afflicted
family in their bercave enent, and tender to them our
sincere condolence for their loss. g. ). 8
Resolved further, That the Secretary of this Chapter
be directed transma COPY Eof these Resolutions I'd
the family of deceased companion, and that he cause
the cpublished in the newspapers of this City,
- w. D. HAYWOOD Sec. 5
In Wayne county on Saturday s2d utmoo, d of copges;
tive fever, Della, daughter of John w. and Lucinda
Sasser, aged about foul. years g :;
In this County, on tts a0dSdf last month, of congess
tive fever, John Shaw Esq in the 74h yeaf of his age
The deceased was an sS9eldnt citzen and good man!
lso the lst instant, Mrs RANGES Shaw Wife Of Mr.
Shaw, whose death here recorded-n the 6eth year
her ago: - - -
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We cannot resist (says the Baltimore American)
the inclination to give publicity to the following thrill
ling adventure which is extracted from letter to
friend in this city from G. Ellet Jr, the bold archi
tect of the Wheeling and Niagara Suspension bridges
which, for feat of calm, cool daring, we think it
would be difficult to excel. t"., 80 81 -
-sr.-, sf*t1. - NIAGARA FALLS, July go, 1918.
&C This morning laid the last plank of my foot
bridgeon the Cannada side, and then drove over and
back again in buggy. Five hundred feet of the
bridge was without railing either side: Ny horse
though Spirited went along quietly, touched up oc7
casionally with the whip, just to show him that he
was in command and to give him courage. r.o:..f
On returning directed of the drivers to bring
on his team--a two horse close carriage, weighing
box, and drove over and back. The horses went
quietly The flooring is but eight feet wide, 220 feet
high 762 feet long, and without railing, over such
torrent you never saw, and never will see any
where else.". ID .a.. = -. .i,..f4si nj -
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HEARTT q L1TCnrORD.

TNHE Subscribers having purchased the stock Of Goods
i of Mr.. James F. Jordan, and commenced business,
would respectfully ask continuation of the patronage
80 literally bestowed upon the date concern. ,aJe
In order make for fresh stock, great induce
ments will be offered. ts tf3SE
We determined to keep hand at all times
good Stock of Goods fair prices for the buyer and
by attention business and efforts to accommodate
hope prosper and give salts faction custOmers
Settlements of accounts wi II be expected of
toners every six months. d, -,
+ ., -.. Il. E. HEARTT,-
.-...-5..... -. j. j.. LTTCHFORD,
August 10, IS4S.., 7l9--1t
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HoOPING CoUlGIHT AND CIRQUE.

70 Parents--Iayne's Bxpeetorant, is without excsp-
ton the valauble preparation in for the abovs
diseases 1T Hoophg Cough into mild and
tractabIe disease, and sorchs itsduraon more them
onehaff and producesa certain and speedy recovery.
From half to one tea spoonful will certainly cyre Efanp
in infants and young children In half an hours time
The lives of hundreds Of children win be saved annually,
by always keeping hand ready for every emergency
BowRL. ANT, SEAhER CoMPLAI NTsl--Ir. jayne No.
South Third Street, willing to guar aptee that his
Carmnative Balsam will Diarrha, Colcs, Cranps,
Gripping Pains, Cholera ,Morbus, Summer Complaint,
and other detangemeuts of the Stomach and Bowels, in
nnctynne out of ahundred and in less than half
the time than be effected by any other means
It is extremely pleasant, and children fond oft.
It is equally eecual for adults children and whom
money will be chsetfplly returned. Price rs and SO
cts bottle. !..,,, -. -. ,.,.,f, CO..
ANOTHER PG1sIc1Ax's OPINIox., The following adj
donal testimony in favour of DR.. Jaynes Medicines
has recently been received from physician Of high
standing in Lauderdae Co.. Miss under date Of August
{. DR.. D. Jaync--Dear Sir-I am intimately acqi6intJ
cd with of your preparations, and cah safely recon-
mend them. Your EXpccorant and Carmnatiyc BalsaIn
have used extensively in my own practice, and state
of medicines that have better answered the Purposc for
which they were preFared than the above; &c. E...
30 -'.1,i 'o' '''A w w. JoHNsoN NJ d.
a., l..i .ai.a-.=a III, LauderdaIe Co, Miss,"S
Where may be had the American Hair Dye, warrant
ed to change the hair beautiful Auburn perfectly
Jet Black, without staining irritating the skin. 70 ~
Prepared only by Dr. D! Jayne; Pliadelpia and seld
on agency by WILLIAMS, HAI>VoaD, & Co.. Druggists,
Raleigh, N. c.. u .-'' -..' j. ''- ' 7I9-2t,
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TAKE NOTICE.

T HAVE sold my stock of Dry Goods to, MessrA.
| HEART & LITCHFORD, and desire to settle my
late business practicable. In order to do
hope may not be given further trouble as have other
engagements, which viii prevent frequent calls take
this occasion to return my thanks for the many ayors
have received at the hands Of the Public. .ts ~. p,
.- -,~ .1..s ..-. III IL. J. F. JORDAN.
p. S. Messrs. Hcartt & Litchford ate authorized to
receive money for and receipt in my name. J..F. J.
August TO- -lS4S. arsoJe, fatg. snisl eai 7I9--
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NARRTED.

In Greene County, on the Goth ultimo, by VIM. H.
Horne, Esq. Mr.. Charles Macarthur to Miss Patsey
Hcdlcburg, daughter of the late Samuel Heidlcburg
Esq all of Greene. -. -. -.a'- . g:
In Franklin County the 9th inst, by the Rev. Win.
Arendell, DIR. Mark P. Perry to Miss Temperance Ann
Stanper, daughter of George Stamper, Esq.
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hereby certify that my negro boy inveterate
stammerer He could not speak without suffering.
From the representations in regard the skill Of Mr.
Forbes was induced to apply to him to my boy
and in less than five minutes the boy could speak clearly
ed by this cure effected on my boy that application Of
the rules used by Mr.. Forbes, would effect cure Of
suffering and stammering in any case matter how
desperate. ALEXANDER ADAMS.
Raleigh, August IA, lS4S. -
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sTAmMERHNG CURED.

INHIs is to certify that Mr.. A. G. Forbes mas eivsp
i negro man belonging to instructions to prevent
stammering. The rule is simple, and have doubt
if attended to- will have the desrd effect my negro
speaks we'll Before he received the instructions, s
timcs,he scarcely able articulatc word He wns
of the worst kind of stammercrs ever saw, and
have many. JORDAN WOMBLE.
Raleigh, August 1t, 1915. q :. So, 80,
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LENIoR. No County has done more nobly than
Lenior. 259 majority! Reid has almost swept the
board What do the whg letter writer's say to that
We had intended to say word two to;'' Lib; -
but we are in too good humor to increase the agony
he is already suffering. We guess his serings Is
intoLeruble.'' Write on" Liib, b,"-you do US good.
= .. NeD6ern Repu6. .
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State Of, North Carolina, Martin CO"SS'ay. Se!t
VIM. Daniel Admr. against the heirs at Law of John
s'asa Walker, Petition for Sale of Land. ,,4.
1T appearing 10 the satisfaction of the Court that Seth
/ Walker and Israel Staings and wife Sally are los
residents of this State it therefore ordered by the
Court that publication be made six weeks succesae
in the North Carolina Standard for the said Seth Walker
and Israel Saings and wife Sally to appear at the eHt
term Of this Court to be held IN Williamson the I'd
MondayOf Oct. next, and plead answer, ordemur, OF
the Petition will be taken pr0 coessO to- them, and
heard accordingly. :. II 81
Witness, l.. Johnson Clerk of said Court at ofcs
the I'd Monday Of July, A D. ls4s. . :
Z. JOHNSON, Clerk. :
August l6. g [Pr: Adv. sS 62t] .7l9-ot.
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/ In the Senate conceding Camden and Currituck
to the Wings, the Democrats have gained in Ashe
and Sury, in franklin, Macon, Haywood and Cher
okee, Northampton, Orange, and Stokes-total 6 /;
and lost in Chowan and Gates, in Craven, Davidson,
and Rutherford-total 4. Including Orange, the
Senate will be tied-25 to- 25; but concedng that
County to the Wings, the Senate would stand "a
Democrats, 26 Wings. But we have idea that
Mr.. Waddell, the Wing candidate, will hold on; i;
and should he give place to Capt Berry, resign,
and election be ordered, shall have DEM
ocratic Senator from that County.
The Democrats have gained one member of the
Commons in Buncombe, one in Craven, one in Da-
vie, one in Johnston, one in Northampton, two in
Grange, in Person, and one in Sury-total 9 {;
and lost one in Granville, two in Halifax, and one in
Stokes-total L. Admitting that the Wings have re-
elected Mr.. Hicks from Macon, this would also tie
the House of Commons-6o to 60! As to the poll
tics of the Commoner from Ashe are not inform
ed. We learn that Mr.. Reuben Mast was elected
from that County without opposition and we know
that Col Bower, democrat swept the Senatorial Dis
tric of Surry and Ashe by hundred votes, and
that Col Reid beat Mr.. Manly in Ashe more than
200 votes. Under these circumstances, if Mr.. Mast
should be a Whig, we doubt very much whether he
will consider it his duty to go for all the Wing mea-
sures and Whig men-in other words,r to play the
partizan in the House of Commons.
This is certainly the closest election ever held in
this State. The Legislature tied in both Houses,
and tied on joint ballot; and the majority for Gov
ernor in hundreds! Alittle more energy the part
of the Democracy would have saved the State; and
little more life in ranks, say the Wings, would
have given US a signal victory We await 6 the
ides'' of November. The country will thar, see
where North Carolina isAwhether indeed she is a
Federal State, whether she has cast off Federal
ism forever and taken her just and proper position
side by side with Virgins ahdSouth Carolina 90
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We had intended to examine into the causes of the
immense gains of the democracy in the East but our
room is occupied to-day that are compelled to
defer it to our next. Mr.. Manly rode Gen. Fay
lor but some how or other Old lack is notcpopular
in these " diggings.' . Wik your.
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A Dinner complimentary to the Volunteers Of eoms
paniesA and e of the N. c. regiment, will be- gve1l
at Tarboroe the 18th nst by the citizens of Edges
combe county, The Volunteers requested to apI
pear in uniform, and the soldiers of the NC. regi+
Inent are invited to be present. =
= By order of COMMITTEES of Arrangements.
-.a 1d9boro' Press, last Sdt6rdGy.
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BEAUTIFUL SENTIMENT. Gen. Patterson, at the
Volunteer Banquet in Philadelphia, Monday, said
in his speech: q a. g..
ssYou presented me, fellow citizens, your bright-
est Jewels ;I them back you, not encased in
bright silver OF fire gold, but in statues of bronze!
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SrAmMEn11Ne CURED. Persons afflicted with stint
tering or stammering ara invited o read the certh-
Gates in our advertising column, relating to cures Of
fected BY Dr.. Fofbes.% We know Mr. Wotnbie and
Mr., Adams--the genslemen who have certified in the
respective cases-and we have no hesitation in say
ing that what they certify tois entitled to the fullest
and most implicit confidence The rules Of Dr. Forbes
are said to be plain and simple; and from what we
have learned from gentlemen in this community,
whose wordis as good as as Their bond I, We hayeno
doubt that the cures which that ymakea
will be LASTING and permanent.
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THE LEGISLATURE.

NOTE. Catawba (a) votes with Lincoln; Mcdowell o.
with Burke (c) Union with Anson and Mccklenburg.
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Orders for Tickets and Shares and Of Packs
ages IN the above pendid Lotteries will the sa
prompt attention. and official account of each draln
sent Immediately AFTER il is over al who order from u.s.
Address = -1i9 ]. & G. MAGRT, - - .s7ts
'i1 Agents for ]. w. iM1rnI, Geo, Managers, .
l-.f-- ~ = - =. .alerandtia, Tlfygihia. = !
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S5O.OOO DOlIaPs!.

IS 00O, goo, 30 eiif - e1O. .OOOs, ssl
T. s Sc No Lottery Drawn Ballots se .ssi \,
rao Aakng aeariy many Prizes as Blasks q s3s
80 VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY. hns = 57s
For Enduring Leesta,g AcadzHy and other
~, ~, ~" Glass No. As, for 1s45. s1g.se IS "a
To be drawn in Alexandria, va, on Saturdays The
hslz, 80 26th Of August 1919. sass 4g
spLENnip scHRMr - 5.,.' 80 =:
Prize Of $50, ,oool u do. of 20. GOO |! 1 do. of
10000! I do,1 of 8, 600 II; do Of % .94gs 20
do ,ooot 10 do. of i.ooot 10 dosof5 az, =
$500! 20 do. of $500! ~
- go II 5i3lScc.ia &c. - &c. isef5 s.l
Tickets s1s-Haives aua+tsrs 3 u. -. =, = Z
Eighths 8 / s74 - tssE trfr.giI
Certificates of Packages Of % Whole Tickets 40 90
- do. a. e., do. of 22 Half do. 20 90
-. do. do. of % Quarter dOS as 90
- lo. s4 do of 22 Eighth do.1; III so
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Ma. JoHN SMITH, the advertiser for Stone and and
Coums great Circus, informed us 1,h on Monday
last that it would be open here @ on q the 4th ana a
of ofSeptembero ohext The ADVERTISEMENT shall ee pup
lished next week. Il - ''--
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To my Friends. and Patrons, West of
CT RaleiGh. hf gf
r SHALL he at Grecnsborough on Tuesday the 18th.
Lexington Thursdsy the l6th Salisbury, Friday ana
Saturday the 17th and sth Moigantoat Monday and
Tuesday the goth and FL st. and Mario McDovet 22A
Wcdnesday-to take measures of snch desire Cloth
ing for the ensuing season II sha also have with INC
assortment of Clothing eff my own nanuactnfc q ~
's.'& "'SfisF1 fTHOS.i M OLIVER VtS's5
=f'' .'..., OF the Firm of Oliver e Procter.
-. -e' - .'p2 t5s'@i 5t} y @ Ralsish n c.
August 10Th. .1s4s. 4. -. a.. =, Z ,.9s' sFIs-
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LaW NOTICE.

-cs .t r7oa ze-sE Law. Notice, ~ ~ ssau4 6C0f
F6ta@C. BATTLE having returned to this Civ, will
W. resume the Practice Of the Law in this and the
adjacent counties. - So Fs@st !'-tFaiES ara 81
AN business entrusted TO him. fll bepfo6Pty ateAd-
ed to- |-fs-f!I "a sstsgIs 40 EEs4 gTog lon 70 20
He u prepared to make ont ana procure alt Sders'
10 Prescribed FORMS 80 - - - +. 5. :. ss 4s
Raleigh; Auguet-7. y ~ 80 ~ -. 7t9z-1t
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A correspondent from Nash, in writing to US Of
the mistake in the reported majority of Reid In that
County, adds that-aAs to the County elections,
they turned principally upon the question, which
has for sometime been agtated here of the proprety
of holding Conventions to nominate candidates Dr.
Taylor, who was elected to the Commons over two
opponents, advocated the usage Of the party ne
cessary and proper, whilst large majority incud-
ing the other members elect, entirely concur with
him. He has certainly won for himself most ia
vorable reputation as a stump debater.'' .,.rrr..
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A SUM- IN THE RULE Of THREE. The people
will remember that during the late campaign NH.
Manly proposed a 6 sum- which worked cut an
enormous public debt and heavy taxes, as the result
of the Mexican wars and as time about is fair play,
we should like to put a. g sum- to Mr.. Manly and
his Whig friends. If, in two months; the noh1lna-
ton Of Gen Taylor has reduced the majority ~
in this State from six or seven thousand to some two
or three hundred, howlmnehS iu We months, will the
ton thousand majority in Alabama be increased for
Cass and Bater!to O. .s.Ss1ns 22'2l1 -, Ir
The North-Carolina standard., 1848-08-16

Col. D. A, G. Palmer, whig, reelected to the
Commons. rf-.-.e.,r.
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Dleus
On Wednesday evening, the 22d instant, SARAH wife
Of Thomas Subbipgs, aged 25 years and mo bths
The friends and scquantapces OF the family, and the
me mbers Of Tompkins Lodge, /. o. Of F.,
specttully invited to attend the funeral this Frday
afternoon, at O'Clock from her late residence No. 100
Eighth Avenus. without further invitation
Virginia aud Philadelphia papers please copy
On Thursday, March 23d JOHN BoGERT, after q short
and severe illness Of typhus fever, aged % years,
months end days.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect.
fully invited to attend his funeral without further invi
taon from the residence Of his wother 1873 Sullivan
street. this (Friday) afternoon, at O'Clock.
The Hartford and LitchfeM (Conn) papers please
At Fort Columbus, Governors Islaad, N Y March
22i SAMUEL GRANDrN, infant son Of II D. Wsllen UsA.
and Laura s. Walen.
The friends of the family are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral this afternoon a. O'Clock.
On the 2ld instant, MARGARET, relict CT the
late VIM. Keefe, aged AZ years, deeply lamented by o
large circle Of friends
The restves and friends of the family are requested
to attend ths funeral service this afternoon at O'Clock
at the rooms over tho United States Courts.
At Astoria, l.. the 2ld instant, FRANCES D BRA
cAw daughter of the late Isaac Bragaw, ia the 10th
year Of her eye.
The fiisnds and relations invited to attend her
funeral this day a4th OF O'Clock, from her late resi-
dencs at Astoria, l.. |.
At Napoleon, Arkansas of Inflammation of the bowels,
the 80 Of March, VIcroR B WALpRoN, of New York,
in the fifty first year Of his age.
On the 23d inst, with short but Illness HENRY
AVIS, in the 47th year Of his age.
His relatives and friends respectfully invited to
attend bis funeral from his late residence No. First
Avenue on Saturday morning, at TX o'clock. His
mains will be taken to Westchester county for inter
Eent.
On Wednesday, 22rd instant, MAY ANN, daughter Of
John and Mary Whyte, sgsd year and months.
The friends and sEqusintaaces Of the family are
inst, at O'Clock P. from tho residence Of her pa
rents, 10 Third Avenue, without further vitaion.
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mAIsIxE rs ELyEWaERE.


BALriMoRE, March 22-Si67 33.io0 x q RR div bonds
opg 75z; s32 slt0 do do do. 7 10 Sis RR
tne 10 DO DO AZ 81 1867 closed q 70, asked &c
bid 81 asked; Baltimore 6, 1893, 95hid for the 96
Asked Baltimore Ohio Railroad, 3s4 asked 3i bid.
PHILApELPHIA, March "a Flrst Board -Sitao0 State 81
12x 1876 do 73 7oo do, 7s; 200 do 72 log 77x hs
Pean Bank 277; 100 do GaId Bank lG; 10 do Far Mech
Bank, SO; Cam < Amboy RR. tS .dfer Sales $4,000 q
6s 81 1895 10000 Notes Oi, 5000 State S. 7y; 6c0l
do II; Reading RR 80 So; SO Cbrs Del
81 7s 20 ihs Grsrd Bank le2 $50 do iOX 5do Bank
81; lido Mech Bank. at,S Second Board-ti sh: Man 9
PesplBat X s7a .aer saies w Urea Note. 6s
e abs Girard Bank. Ms 800 do do II; do Minehill Kh
GA
BosroN, March 22-d quction7 shares Lexington AID
Saro iat: Besion a Woyc,,.' PoiITo"d iTH adv
Uodeed coliatcr) 7o Vermont and Massachusetts Ra
road 7a4 Boston Sugar Refinery Sl000 e. Boston and
RoIhury Mill Corporaton 43,E4i; Boston Water Power
Go 8'H Eastern Railroad AZ advancr; Amoskeag nu:
factnriug Co So95 Brokers' Bodrd75 Reading Railroad
10; 80 do l8t 100 do 1874; 10 Western ksroad o3; Che
shire Railroad 87 do soct. 81; Portland Saco end
Portsmouth faii,oa 99& rayabe Monday do g9%; Old
Colony Railroad OK 10 do 9lls $50 Ea, Boston 90
$780, 1915 50 DO AS IS do b29, do AXE 5' East Boston
Go Dividends q; 100 do No. b60 Ga: 600 do No
6: rs Do No bG0 6a 100 do No Lie. Second Board
so shares Harlem hairoad loo 49, Vermont aud Msssa
chu.ets Railroad 75 $50 East Boston obio, t 81 Heading
Railtoad s1s IS do, bso D1s; Exchange Bank 9Sl;
do 96la
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nNMEATIC MARKETS

New ORLEANS, March Is, ISl3 -Cottcn-The demand
has been inactive and the ,ses reach 10 600 bales taken
principally for Eupiand and tho North at yesterday Is
ratesioy niidd TO good middlng. at ~ 7iic. To.
baccoWe hear of the sale of about 300 hhds., of which
81 admitted ut 7kc 81 admitted at exc; at &c;
ana 81 refused at 3 refused at 3 % at 8; refused
at All and 30 hh!s. at az 10. Sug,r-Ths merket
continues angud still the sales reach 500 hhds at pre-
vous rates, say fair 3ss sac Moa'sss-Saes confined
to 400 bbs. at 10 20c. Foursaes OF $500 bb.s. q,
follows: 2055 Ohio at SIS lax; 900 Illinois at So 80; 2Do
St Louis at s. so; 300 Illinois at So 37H. Corn-Thc
demand has been active and sales reach =. 0oo racks
among which $50 sscks at 27s; 800 mixed at 80; $50
NJ 3d. Is $50 white and yellow ct IS; 900 at 49, and
900 choice yellow at $50 Cornmeal-26l bbis were
sold at Sd l2H. Freigits-An American and British
ship taken for Liverpool at Nd British chips filling up
a. Is 3ld. Exchargss-No alteration.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE,

The steamship Cambria will leave this port Tomorrow
at twelve o'clock, and her mails will close at the ros
Office at ten O'Clock in the morning of the day
The European edition Of tho Weekly Herald which is
published exclusively for European circulation will
be ready nine o'clock in the morning. aud will be found
to be highly interesting and valuable sheet to rans
nit 10 the old world it will contain every thing
Importance that has happened this side since tb
departure Of tbs last steamship.