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A Fresh Supply.

lust received, and viii he sold low, particu-
- aTy when the cash Is ciicnd.
piece of Oil Cloth for coaches and floors,
4 pieces Webster Unhlearhed Shectlngs,
20 pieces Bicached tliio.
piece Green Worstcd Moreen,
piece Canada mixed,
Drah, Canada mixed, and Gold mixed Satinetts.
| piece Black French Doe skin Cashmere,
piece Ga Fancy ditto,
piece fine brown Broad Cloth,
piece sapcriine French black ditto,
piece black Bonnet SATIN,
piece superior black Satin Nesling.
piece lead Cambria, 10 pieces Paper ditto,
Cheap Caiiices,
pieces English Silcsias.
piece heavy Black Silk Fringe,
lG pieces coored Satin Ribbons,
Ladies' dark Kid Gloves,
Ladies and Gents white Kid and silk Gloves,
Linen Bohhin. black Alpaca Hose, Merino shirts,
white Wal,ling, black Sewing silk,
IL gross black Stay Binding,
| gross Booths Patent silk Buttons for trlnl-
min, dresses,
Violin Strings.
GROCERIES.
Is slcks fine and ground Alum Salt.
10 bugs Rio Coffee, 5 bags l,aeuira ditto.
barrels Stuart's Steam Refined and Crushed
Sugar.
barrel and hogshead Brown Sugar,
barrels Clover Seed, Clark's Matches.
NERFSIsES.
Wistar's Balsom Of Wild Cherry, Townsends
S,rsaparilla. Quinine.
Rllf boxes Raisins, Cheese, and many othei
articles constantly arriving.
LONG g. WEBB.
December 5. So
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WOOD WOOD!
PGPrLtR MEDICINES.

Many caihar,ic pills have becn used possessing
simply the propcriv Of empi!ing the bowels Of
ihcr contents. In doing this, they too often act
iniuriously as irniants. The Sovereign Balm
Pills are not only free from such Objection As
Tarr NEVER LEAVE TnE nowEls cosTNEl but
their purifying and healing power Is truly re-
nlarkahle. They act upon the skin as dlapho-
reiic. as an Alternative and corrective Of oil the Sc
crrtions. upon the kidneys as diureiic. and up
on the bowels a cathauic; and oil 81 eiiicient-
Is and mildly that no other phi can complete with
them.
Persons frequently volunteer their testimony
TO the virtue and efficacy of our Pills in com
plants for which they had not before though, Of
using them.
An agent writes. AT one place where put
up for the night in Pcrnsy WANNA. the lats Of the
house declared tina, two doses Ind cured her Of
Erysipelas."
Another. a Young man Of our acquaintance
SAYS, that he was cured Of the Ague BY two do
ses.
The Sovereign Balm Pills are the most agree.
able remedy known. for the removal Of co,iirt-
ness. One or two pills at nigh, will produce re-
lief
CT Too much care cannot be used TO avoid
nposion, BY persons who reddle spurious pill
made BY L. l.. Soulc, 81 the same name as ours.
November 90. 5s-
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SABBATH n0RNING

~n1rrrx roE THx eErFr EnascE. ~ eioVAssl
c.lm :. the snossh. unrufsea laks--
sin j. ire silent ni-hi--
s. calm. - sin. ne Sabbath morn
Shells is first nays q light
The harsh tones ol the hrsy crowd.
Are hush'd in silenor now.
AMI hearts that hrat with worldly hops,
ID meek devotion bnw.
We hail with jOy this sarned lay.
Which points 70 finer slies
Than thase Ihat grace these morning hours,
With al their gorgeous DIES;
Where rlsoms clouds ~ more os'scn'e'
Nor spssaI he pan u nights
Bu, IN Is tranquil AMI serene.
IN thar pure world q Light.
lie, dearr f,r the peace Of mind,
Til. ha,y das should bring.
Than 81 the charms which earth Or skies
Can ever around u fing.
To Col b. praise. whose hoanaiess love
one sabbath morn has giSen.
To he rel 10 weary souls,
Resembling that 81 heaven.
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NO AGENTS.

In consequence of the difficulty 81 finding iaith-
ful agents. and Of preventing frauds, where aril-
cles Of this nature are sent out for general sale.
Signor D'Alyear has determined TO sell none OF
his works or instruments unless ordered by letters
sent directly 10 him. when the desired puhlira-
ton. or instrument, will be forwarded under his
signature and seal, so iha, all doubt as TO lis gen
uineness maybe removed.
nfBEWARE OF ALI. INVITATIONS of
this Instrument which may hereafter appear, as
the secret Of imparling the Gold Detecting power
il known 10 no person whatever, exccTt the on
ginal inventor.
e-I.Thc GOLDOMETER and G 0I.D.SEEk-
ERS GUIDE. will both be sent ty mail, close
II cnyelopcd and scaled, and therefore, not sub.
jrri 10 inspection hy PostmlsieTs, for The sum oi
THREE DOLLARS, sent post paid 70 SlGNOR
JOSE d. ALNEAR, Box 27l3. New York city.
The instrument is very light, and the Guide Is
printed on thin papers that the charge BY mall
Or express. will lie very small 10 any part of the
United States. The price Of the GOLD SEEK
Frs GUIDE alone, is ONE DOLLAR, sent
as above.
Address, srGNoR JOSE De ALvEAR,
Box 27l3. New York City.
rfOFFICE forth sale Of the GOLD SEEN.
FRS GUIDE and GOI.D0MEfER, No. 30
CENTRE 81, New York City. where visitors
may sec several casks Of California Gold IN the
rough state. as extracted by signor ID Al,car from
the Sacramento Mines and also witness the opc-
ration Of the GOLDOMETER. when held with.
in The magnetic influence Of the precious metal
and The unerring manner in which il Indicates tic
presnce of that and other metallic substances.
New York, January bl-
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Lost,

I'm the road between my house AMI Hillsbo-
- rough, some time about the last Of June or
first Of July last, lsis,) parcel Of papers, and
among them was an Obligation bond, made to me
by the o Daniels, binding themselves 10 keep up
the rock work Of certain bridge built for the
subscriber. Any person finding such paper
shall be well paid if they vii return tito me. or
let me know they have found such parer.
d. q. PARRISH.
January 10. 63-5w
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TrSTIM0T1TkIS.

Sisnor U,AlSeaf does MT dcem Il Necessary q
encamhcr tins n5,iee with a hong list Of icsiimo-
nias, ID proof Of the value II this ioljameisr
and tiold seekers Guide. The hn'iiant results
Of hi. lahore ia California, and The discovery, TN,
very week. a fresh veins q tinid 10 Virginia, a'd
beds II Coal ii Rhode Island. ~ il Use. aFe
alone sufficient 10 stamp il as the gEeaiesi disco
Sery e the age. Nolhing hut The eAimms cheap,
ne,s of the instrument ani his aesFc 70 see q a.
"a for tie benefit Of maIkii.l induces him 10 dis
pose Of il al the low price for Nhish he "iers q
Besides this. his onn iesiIc IN wealth y nearly
satisfied.
The following Testimonials. in proof Of The va
lne &c the Iinti0meieF. selected from gFcai num-
her equally satisfactory, must suffice for the pres
cnt:
As'or House, New York. Dee. 81, lsis.
The undersigned. having il.is das witnessed
the practical operation OF Signor D'AlNear's new
Il invented magnetic instrument. the Goldomeier,
feel entirely satisfied thai il POSSESSES The eNiraor-
,iinan power 81 detecting Mineral ores hidden
beneath The surface q the earth, and have no
doubt that il will prove an invaluable aid IN the
discovery a tie Mineral resources u tie United
States and The world.
I.R. DRAPER, IT,. Chemist.
L. :. HERMANN. Magnetic lns. Maker.
q. :. DANA, Gcologist.
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THE HILLsBoRoUGH RECORDER,
IsP uBLIsHEn WEEKLY
BY DENNIS HEARTT.

BY DENNIS HEARTT.
TerrMs.-TMo Dollars year, if raid in I'D
vance; Two Dollars ard Fifty Cents, il not raid
within three months; or Three Dollars, il DELAYED
until after the expiration of the year.
No paper will he discontinued until all arreara
gcs are paid, unless at the option Of the publisher.
Hereafter no paper viii be sent to new sub
scrhcr out of this state unless payment is made IN
advance. or some person in the state viii become
responsible TO the editor and in no case VIII mo
paper he sent TO subscriber out OF the state lor
more than two years without payment.
ADyERTisENgSTs not exceeding sixteen hncs'
one dollar for the first, and twenty-five cents LOT
each subsequent insertion longer oLes ~ pro-
portion. Court advertisements twenty-five let
cent. higher. A deduction Of one-third viii u
made to advertisers by Tie year.
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Aauenfnrers 70 california.

Persans going 70 { siiOTnia csGnoi make . bei-
~ Investment than By puscilasing one Of ihese
ins.rumenis. which viii not only he worth iiiis
,is.s,s is value thsre. 10 sci agsln. hut vii hs %
inesiimabie worth % those who 80 IN seanh o
ti.,ll. n has hCrn proved n ihe most abundant
bah IN California and the United
Stairs.
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Farmers ana Land.oWnerl

farmcrs and Lard Owners ihIoushoui We =
Sfa'es Who have reason 10 slsFecs nc eAAsaeaass
e any Kind az aiatnl riches upon theh iailds.
Should avaIl themselves Of tins opportunity 10 tesi
ihai flci ~ the snfesi u Al knsNn lois hsisse
The abundance u discoveries ~ 81 iaFts 81 III.
raun,ry shail have lessened Tins soaIce u wealth
IN tl.eir estate,
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sc II 0OJ,,

ESHE subscriber intends 10 employ compc-
tent Female Teacher, TO take charge Of
School at his place of residence in IIillsloroush,
aud would respectfully solicit the patronage Of
his friends and the public generally.
A few bo,Iders can be taken.
Terms in the School according to the branches
taught.
SAMUEL PCARCE.
DcccmbsrlS. sl--aw
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fhss 0kfs nAs lnsgR a. cprns WITH N h-e
uliauies. & i No ercies ~ climate. In0i-ause.
4 n, .s'.e1 kn.aNn cause. leKrrTl the naiursi
gnril aaa ,Asi! rsssia a. P0Ner a la'in'ing 90
ai.ss, rsi mas II o. esFia ~ ana num.rr -
ssars. b l..e al y IL tsnr si'y Tris.', az
n-e The iasgruRslt >. oAee Mil isilrei 80
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STATE OF North CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
Court of PLEAS and Quallrr Sessions,
November Term. 1913.
Duncan G.. Glenn. ddmT0
ii Duke Glenn, dc. Original Attachment
IS. levied on Land.

Henry Woods.
TT appearing TO the satisfaction Of the Court,
that the defendant in this case is bot an inha.
Infant Of this state; |; is therefore ordered that
publication he made in the Hillshorough Recor-
der. for six weeks successyel,. for said defendant
10 appear at the next term OF the Court OF Pleas
and Quarter Sessions, to I've held for the county
Of Orange. al the court house III lilishorough, on
the fourth Monday in February next, thcn and
there TO plead to or replevy, or his undivided in
tercSi in said and levied on will he condemned
10 satisfy Plaintiff 5 debt.
Witness. joseph Allison, Clerk Of said Court,
Al office, the iih Monday OF November, 1913.
JOSEPH ALLISON, {. 9. G.
Price adv. $3.50. 63-6w
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AGENCY I'M RALEIGH.

A the Bank Of Cape Fear has discontinue,
"A its Agency in Hillshorough and transferred
the business to Raleigh, the subscriber will attend
to the Renewal OF Notes. and other Bank Busl-
ness, for the citizens of Orange, and othr VINO
may desire it, for the usual compensation. ne
Officers Of the Bank will decline attending 10 bu-
siness of this kind.
Leopold T.. lIEARTT.
Raleigh. May !. ou-
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Millinery AND
MAN YUA-MA KING.

AIRS. ]. wADDlI.L & DAUGHTER, most
w respectfully tender their thanks 10 the La
dies Of Hlshorough aud lis vicinity, Tor The very
liberal patronage they have received at theu
hands, and hope, by lheil prompt aiicnlon TO hu-
sncss, aud the neancss and sly lc with which they
execute Their work. still 10 merit and receive d.
heral share Of patronage.
They have just received their patterns for the
Fall and Winter. and invite the ladies to call and
see them, OF which may be mos, satisfactory to
both parties TO bring in Their dresses and have them
made in The latest and most fashionable style.
they have removed TO the residence lately
occupied BY Mrs. Aske.
October Ia. o2-
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CALIFORNIA SOLID
THE
GOLD SEEKERS GUIDE!
Secret Art of finding Mines Of Gold,
Silver, iron, LeliI Copper, Coal,
AMI otaer Mineral Riches.
DISCOVERED BY
SIGNOR D'ALyEARS GoLDoMETER

rEyHE frs, discovery Of Gold in California was
Il made by DON Jose D'ALVEAR, an emit
nent SPANISH Gcolosisi, Chemist and natural PHI
losopher, BY means Of newly invented Magne-
tic instrument, called the
Col iometei, or Cold Seekers Guide
Signor D'Alyear has just arrived a. New York,
from Tie Gold regions Of California, by way Of
Panimi. Charges, and New Orleans, bringing
with him very large quantity o. God ore, vaiu-
eli At nearly one million Of Dollars. winch he coli
leetel there. long before the existence Of the told
mines became known to the residents Of Caliior-
mia generally.
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Los Angeles. California. Aug. 1913.
This may certify that the undersigned = fully
convinced that Sisnu Jose DE Ayear was The
first discoyerer Of the Gold dcposiies Of California
and that this discovery was made by the and Of
Magnetic Instrumental the Goldomeier. which
| have seen successfully applied 10 the discovery
OF veins Of Guild ore. in places where no indiea-
ti,ns of TINT substance appeared upon the surface
Of the earth.
T. W. SHERMAN, 1t. 81 Artillery.
=
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Il .stnru Of the Discovery.

Signor ID AlVear went t0Calitornia heafls wv
wears ago. ia consequence OF certain lniofmdiloh
which Ii. hal received Of the geological character
of that country, with the firm belief that Nast
mines Of precious metals would be revealed tlleTe,
unon careful investigations he was encouragcu
10 This enterprise, also, by his confidence ~ inc
powers Of certain Magnetic Instrument Nnleh h'
had invented. called The /" Goldometer, by whose
aid he expected 10 lie directed al once TO Tue o!a
Plarers," il nv such existed. Nor were his eN-
prc,ations disappointed. His scientific cacula-
lions proved 10 he founded IN truth and profound
wisdom, and his new instrument, the "Goldome-
ter" fulfilled his highest hopes. In less Than two
months after reaching California, he struck upon
one OF the richest gold mines III thai country up
ON am obscure branch Of the Sacramento tlver, IN
a gorge of hills extremely rocky and dnllcun q
access. and seldom visited by the native Iaiiiof-
mans. DiSgu;s;ng his object under the pretenee
of purcly scientific research he obtained the and
Of some fifteen u twenty simple and faithful IN
dams, and steadily pursuing his task, colecuns
often more Than 81 O09 worth Of gold IN single
day, which he conceded in deep ravlne, with
out exciting any suspicion whatever, until alter
the discovery OF gold at Capt Suffers Mill. when
the mountains We're ransached ly gold seekers,
and Sienor D'Ai,car's gold placer" the richest
all dlifDFttta was tssS<t WIN eitttN
lers. Ii is now found that the real mines sour
ces Of the geld lie in the gorges 9. he mountains,
and not in the beds, on sands d! thn rivers. Pre-
yious TO leaving California Sisnor DAlyear sold
his instrument. tile Goldonetsr, stty imperfect
QUE. inr $4,000. The person who purchased it
confidently expected 10 make handsome fortune,
by simply finding gold placers' AID selling out
the right of digging to the gold workers.
Manufacture Of the cclsnmeter, an,
Publication o. the Guide.
Sinnor ID AIycar in compliance with the re-
Quest Of numerous scientific gentlemen, has com
n,nced the manufacture of his new Magnetic In
stument. the Goidometcr. which he now otierS
for sale in the United States. at the remarkably
low prize Of THREE DOLLARS each, accon'pa-
MED BIZ full instructions for use. and variety O.
Philosophical hints drawn from he ancient and
modern sciences, or the
Art Of Finiing Hines Of Cold,
Silver, Platinum, Quicksilver, Coal, Iron, Cop
per, Lead and other Mineral Riches, the whole
being given in pabWation allied the
Coli Seekers Guide
This new work, and the Go'don,cter, are now
both ready for sale.
The Gol1ometer ID 50 sirnpk az instromcn,,
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Wanted : Cash! Cash!

rsNHE suhsrnseTs aIe 1sa Feoflsins and eF<n
az lhrif Pan and AiniFF e0PEAiss. shah
ransis4 e : large and complete assorinsia q
even VANITY Il GOODS usually krFi IN or NJ
iage rfuEes.
Their ssork has hrrn sxleried niih ram. and
chirfy ls.aeht xilh cash. Thry sEs dsiffmlned
10 mske iLsir psloss suit h liules: and as liey
sre particularly ii Esni 4 Cash, ihose Hho have
Il nav expect great Bargains
LONG & WEBB.
o.. IN ST.
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Advertising Rates for ihe EillstOrCreh Rrrrrfrr

One dollar per square &c lines) for The rs
insertion, and rs cents fore ch continuance. Ie-
auctions made in favor of standing adyertisenr
as fnllnySs:
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Copper, Tin, s Sheet Iron
ESTABLISHMENT,
IN HILI.sB0ROUGH

TIVE snlscTiier would respectfully feinin IN
Il thanks 10 The public for thr patronage ea-
tended 10 Tie finn Of HaueLawOui 4 Elliot; and
- the business will Ne con;inned By linn IA AL IT,
VARIOUS branches II the Old stand, he hoIes 70 re-
eeise the same liberal patronage.
STILLS. aud TIN WARE. Ofeyery variety
fol household use. manufactured ~ the mosi neai
and durable siyle by eyperienccd workmen, kept
constantly on hand o. made 10 order. On the most
reasonable terms. RrIairing Of stills and Tin
Ware done On the shortest notice.
He Is alsO prepared TO attend 10 all orders for
COVERING H0l'sEs WITH TIN, and
GITTERING, uhich NJ engages % 10 IN a
style equal Cor exccilencc and neainess with that
Of any other workman IN the Stale.
Tin Ware. assoried, furnished Wholesale 10
Merchants and others. and delivered Al their
doors al Petersburg prices.
JACOB HAUGHAWOUT.
ScIt. -. S.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
November Term. 1913.
Josiah i"r"fr Original Attachment
W..
Sol,mon Lat,o. levied o. Land.

RT appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court,
that the defendant in this case is mol an inha-
hiiant Of this state Il is therefore ordered that
publication he made in the Hillsborosgh Recor-
der, for six weeks successfully. for said defendant
to appear al the next term Of the Court OF Pleas
and Quarter Sessions, TO he held for The county
Of Orange at the court house in liillshorough. on
The fourth Mordas in February next, thes and
there TO plead to or replevy, the land levied on
will be condemned TO satisfy plaintiff 5 debt.
Witness, Joseph Allison, Clerk of said Court,
at Office, the 18th Monday of November ls4s.
JOSEPH ALLISON, c. c. C.
Price adv. $3.50. 63-6w
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READ THIs!

REID TuEs!
FIFE sulsssilss aase jusa neosisei From he
\ AaTih. lleiI
EalI and WinicF sfosk ca
GGGGS9
Composing alIi,asi every aTiicie usually ksIl u
ilis raslksi plirh they lr.lsr themselves 10 ~
laN 81 cssh ~ g Iuneinal daasfFs.
Thry rsium thsiI sinrrfe lhanks hsrihr literal
patronage heretofore rerrisc,l. and s0aril cOn-
iinnsnne n lie ssIie.
They csil upon Iheir firnls geuerany 70 come
aud examine their s,ork lscsese purchasing else-
HheIe. - ihry are deieIniised 70 give
GREAT BARGAINS.
DRY G0als niil " given IN rsehange ioE Green
ana Drs Hides Il he usual prices. Say 10 Toe
per pound.
Uctaler -. ISIS. 5S-n
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Cabinet Warehouse.


rTxHE sul,scrIberrespectfUlly inierms hisfiirhds
III and he publie generally thai he hsson hand,
anl will en5esvor constantly 10 keep, saFieiy y
1ell-msae Furniture. embracing al The lesding
articles. such o.
sofas. Sisleboards. bureaus,
Brdsteatls. Tables,
made ii Mahogany. Mario, cheHy, Walnut,
Rirsh. and Maple.
He would invite siieI..ion 70 bis make Of FORT
,.le MAsDROBEs and BEDsTEADs, which
CANNED IL surpassed for durability, neaintss' and
r0nkenisnse.
M. w,.,,,d also invite The siieniion OF all per-
sons wishing 10 hny furniture q any Description,
n rive him csll before purchasing elsewheIe. a
he intends % sell rs low as be can possibly aiiord
ana liz workmcn are al experienced hands.
III has nov On hand eight fine Dressing Bn-
reaus. with Looking Glasses, two China Presses'
two sldebosrds. six plain BUREAUS. eight Candle
stands. one sofa. and one Secretary and sassok'
case. and Beslsieads. which Ne will sell lOw.
.. Thinker taken in exchange Tor Furniture
such as Walnut, Poplar, Cherry, Birch, Maple
&c.
- Persons At a distance. buying Furniture
can have il delivered at their doors. ensured sale
for less than they can DO il themselves.
lie returns his thanks for past fayors. and VII
he thankful for a continuance Of public patron
age.
HENRY EVANS.
February 1. ID
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New and Popular Work for Book A.
gents,
ILLUSTRATED WITH eco ENGRiVINGS,

OF the principal Cities, Places. Buildings. Scene.
~, Curiosiiies, Seals of the States, &C., &c.
Complete in one octave volume Of SIX hundict
pages, elegantly bound in gilt pictorial muslin.
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November %.
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r. 7. HIBBARD & cos
Carminatiye Salve,

For the cure Of Feons. Piles. Ulcers, Carhunclcs,
Aguc in the Breast or Fscc. Ear-ache, Burns,
Scalds, Rheumatic Pains, &c. DC. Price IS
cents.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-11-24

WHISKY barrels sOcSli sIsck Hhds soasi ia pors
Snreissossoc; Lard Kegs ssc
| ooSpAsb, Ss-we qaos. retsI s.ls. &c M.-sl,
oofasse from the msnpf.otosy to sales Of ole .od
AIRED Cordasest iisi9c per H. sales OF Balsx ismp
vine a i2aife nom siores; ssekins rvine we quote
OohNhsAL-we quote sales By me suantiry At a.
e,pe Sushe Sales at the mills Cor siisdred Al 5oa
| 81 90 per bbl
onf 1ooDS-stocks ample and sales active al
very moderate rates. The receipts this week amount To
'os 40 bales, and fas4 paeksges sales are active
anu we qeose bsaehed cotton goods at r.nzs from 81
ioc' as per quality Brown eottons Sfssle We Quote
SAFE OF 10 bales "strong Ms' browa shee sinxs Al &C.;
sales OF Della D's Il s2c
FkAfHERs-A fir demand with sales from the
Country at 2sa2sc; sales from stores al ssASc.
kkuIfs-vey n.I stoclu on had, and limired
supplies Of Dried Apples and Peaches Bu.ch Raisiss
w quote At - 6osS3 Is per box. according 10 quality
= reAii' frunes are worth nom % 10 29c. ru f2{s
Ill., Dates aai0c- s. s. Aimends is to lsc zsnfs cs.
rnaa iosiatc. Lemons and Oranges We quote Il %
pei, box.
FLOUR AND GRAIN--Ths Flour market confines
Ini, WIN . sale Of hadhson Flour ct "a 66aS4 "a
Llht s.ls q p. with retail sles e IS IS Kecepts
ksl demand. and quote S5ss0c. Hcfsil ssies of
new Corn al SOasoc; saes Of cid Corr e 36azOc and
sale AZ the river 1t Sc. 6sod Osfs from slores COM
eoeid oc and said Of 40 bushes bsouaht In ON the
fairoad a. &C. We quosa At f9a2Oc Ia buh sales cf
D>nsy a. &c. with good demand and little coming in