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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

NHE Subscriber most respectfully informs his custom
Il and the Public generally that for the purpose of
reducing his present stock (Which consist of many des
rable goods) to make for a faR supply, he
will sell at reduced prices for cash.
He has also obtained the services of Mr. Robert Peach
late of New York. cutter He has spent about
years in France, where he filled the station in the
most respectable houses, and highly recommended
to his abilities in his profession well to moral
character. Call and give him trial. The Subscriber
his grateful Acknowledgements for the liberal
patronage heretofore received.
]. ]. BIGGS.
Raleigh, July lsth 1s49 767-4t.
Register, Star, and Times, times weekly.
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State Of North Carolina, Wake County.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, May Term, ls4e
Isham H bland, Admir-. of Thomas Holland decd, us.
VIM Holland. Temperance Barker, heirs of Thoms Hol-
land-Petition to make Real Estate assets
appearing the satisfaction of the Court that Tenn
lperance Barker, Of the Defendants is non resi-
dent of this Stae it is therefore ordered by the Court
that advertisement be made in the North Carolina STAN
dard for six weeks successfully, notifying the said Tenn
perancc Barker to be and appear at Court of
pIeas and Quarter Sessions to be held for the County of
the 3rd Monday of August next then and there plead
to- demur to the said Petition, otherwise udg-
ment coesso will be entered and the petition heard
erpdrte.
Witness, James T. Marriott, Clerk of our said Court
at Office, in Raleigh, the Srd Monday of May, ls49
JAMES T. MARRIOTT, c.. C.
., Price of Adv. $5,623.l 49,, ..--- 766-6w.
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HENRY D. TURNER,
Publisher, Bookseller and Stationer

RALEIGH, N G.
AS for sale all the Popular SCHOOL and COL
LII LEGE BOOKS of the day, such the various
Editions of Spelling Books the various series of Read
ing Books English Dictionaries and Grammers the works
Arithmetic, Geography, Rhetoric Elocuton, Logic,
Composition, Algebra, Geometry, Surveying, Mensura-
ton. Drawing. Bookkeeping, History Biography, Ma
tural Philosophy, Chemistry Botany, Mneraogy, Natur-
al History, Physiology Astronomy, Intellectual and Nor
al Philosophy, Political Economy, French Grammars,
Dictionaries, Readers, All the various German Latin,
Greek and Spanish School and Classical Books with
very Extensive Assortment of all Standard Works of the
day, every Department of Literature Science and art;
together with every article of Stationery in usc
for sale at the Lowest Prices.
Public Private and Social Libraries and all who
purchase to sell again. supplied the reasonable
terms with every article in the Book and Stationery line
including novels, and all works in every de-
partment of Literature and science.
Raleigh, July Is, ls49. 767-
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BERNARD's MEDICINE.

FOF CufC Oh CMOIerN. UlNffuOeta, &C.
NHIS Medicine has for many years bccn experiment
tended; and notwithstanding the many insdous attacks
place it with the herd of quack articles generally ad
vertsed has stood the tee and stands triumphant
above its enemies. It has found prominent place in
the practice of of the most eminent physicians in
this country, and hundreds of persons, well qualified to
jude of its efficacy have pronounced it the best family
medicine invented. have repeatedly heard the
aerng commentators of its superiority any
other remedy for the of Summer Complaints in Ch
dren Coles, Cramps, and Spasms, and unhcsitatngly
recommend its to every 81. l-.-s.
The proprietor writes a few days since, that he
retailing about $50 Bottles every day.
fresh supply just received and for sale by ..
ts - = p. F. PESCUD.
May S, ls49 ~ a ..E r 76I--
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Gloves. &c,

Gloves, sc.
AIDES Superior French Kid Gloves, Black, white
u land colored
Gentleman's Kid and SILK Gloves -7.-5se
Taylor's 800 yd cotton Lees 200 Linen and Cotton
Tapes and Bobbins Needles. Pins, Combs and Brushes
Thread, Bobbin, and LSle Edgngs and Laces.
Swiss and Jaconette Edgngs and Insenings
Linen, Cambria and Pongee Handk erchiefs -
Irish Linens and Long Lawn. 81 f.: a.s 4 - s.s.
Table, Scotch, Russia, and Huckaback Diapers. sss
=pamask Napkins and Dahlies. - 3 4s.., - X.
i24 Irish Sheeting, 9-s Pillow case Cotton . ia
~ ol III 1ste Dy1 4az.s.k 20 aI5 =: BROWN
pril p, ls4ss g., ..eE.sI Z. 4, "a - 755-,
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NORTH CAROLINA
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
TTNHE following persons have been elected Directors
and Officers of this Company for the present year
DIRECTORS.
Josiah o. Watson, Raleigh,
Geo. W. Mordecai, do.
Richard Smith, do.
John Primrose, do.
Henry D. Turner, do.
Jos. G.. b. Roulhac, do.
. James F. Jordan, do.
Geo. McNeiI, Fayetteville.
James Sloan Greensborough,
Joshua G. Wright, Wilmington,
Jas. E. Hoyt, Washington,
Elijah Clark Newbern,
James Sloan Greensborough,
VIM. Badham, Edenton,
N. H. Graves, Warrenton,
r. C. Pearson, Morganton,
John Irwin, Charlotte,
J. w. Cameron, Wadesborough,
Joshua Bonner, Salem,
J. w. Patton, Ashevllle.
All Directors arc authorized to receive applications
OFFICERS.
Josiah D. Watson, President,
Geo. w. Mnrdecai, Vice President,
Richard Smith, Treasurer,
]. G.. Partridge, Secretary,
John H. Bryan, Attorney,
J. Hersman, General Agent
Geo. w. Mordecai,
John Primrose,
This Company is in successful operation and is
property GSteam Mills and Turpentine Dstileries
cepted)
All communica ions in reference to insurance should
be addressed to the Secretary, post paid.
]. e. PARTRIDGE, sec'y.
Raleigh, April 1s, 1s49. 754-
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OLIVER & PRGCTER,
MERCHANT .TAILORS,
(UeLY ROW. FAYETTEVILLE STREET,
RALEIGH, N. C.

VA have Just received and are now opening our
w very extensive and judicousiy selected supply
Spring q. Summer, Goods,
Consisting of SD T a E,a
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, AND VESTIN!GS.
Embracing every color and variety, OF which the oi
lowing are part .-- .e5lia :,
Blue, Black, and Olive Green, DGhhG, ZePhyr. ana
DrGp 'dtee' Cloths Black and Blue French Doe San
Cassineres, Fancy CGsSinleres, Of e1ery Cohof'
(StriDed dorm the O1t side solethg en-
tireiy neso.) Driiiings, Of erery Color. ram
and Fig Satin and Six Tesfings. all COko's,
BurutRias Coshnaere5, g. MdrSeiHes, FigT-
ed and Plain, Elegant White and Cord
!Satsns for Pdrty Vesttngs, from -
sa..et the High Faliuting" to the s%fa 5".
Vulgar Sedundry.' .s't-t. a-..
t-.--...k .. &C. SC.
The above Goods were selected by the bug In
pr0riu persona from the latest inporatIons ana can
be recommended with confidence 10 our customers ana
friends and he public. Call and look before you buy.
are determined sell as cheap as the very cheap
est and to have all garments turned out by US gotten up
STYLE not to be surpassed either in this State os ou
of il-South of-Or North OF the Potomac.
complete suit of clothes made in "a hours. If ne
cessa.y o ders from distance thankfully received
and promptly attended TO. .~~ f..
isl.f OLIVER g. PROCTER,
f.E '.-.f .. Professors and Artists.
Ra1a;ub Anril lS49 I'D ...: 75S-
The Latest London, Paiis. and American Fashions
ust at hand u & K.
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NEW SPRING GOODS!
IM Bust Received, 81! 81!
At No 12, Fayetteville st.

At No 12, Fayetteville st.
RALEIGH, N. G.
THE Subscriber has just returned from New Tot
Il and is now opening the largest stock Of GOOdshea
brought to this market at any former Spring. They
bought entirely for Cash and will be sold at mOlHSt
advances for Cash and to punctual customers on credit
The assortment consists in part of the following
..... A large and beautiful assortment of
IADTES' DRBSS GOODS,
Embracing the Newest Styles & Fashions out this Spring
large assortment of Cacoes, Embroid. Linen Lusr
American, Scotch, and French Ginghams, rery cheap
Jaconet, Swiss, Null and book Muslin at reducedPns
Linen Cambria Handerchiefs-French Worked COlaH
Scarfs, Swiss Muslin, thread and Lisle edgings,
Gloves of every descrpiion-Blk & White Cot. HOatE
Super Blk. and White Silk do. of the best quality!
BonQets and Ribbons, &c. &c.
CLOTHS, &C.
A well selected Stock of Black and Olive, Brown
French Cloths, rery chcqp.
Doeskin Cashmere, Fancy Do, Figured and Plain Lr
en- Drilling, Brown Drilling, Plain Linen for CCti
Check do. French and English Drap d'ete
And large stock of Fancy Summer Stufs, VeSdhg
Gentlemen's BPk Kid and White Silk Gloves CnHh,
Pongee and Bandanna Hank,f's. Irish Linen,
Brown and Bleached Sheetingsand Shirtings large so
Table Linen and l0-4; Toweling, and Osnaburgs %
Marlborough Stripes.
"A very large assortment of ee
Boots and Shoes,
at the lowest rates. g:,l .v...a,e.... .-.
g b lssi e HATS, HATS.
Call and see for yourselves the Spring styles-BsaU
and Satin Beaver, the best article and beauties they
Broad Brims, low price, Do. Blk. Pearl and Red S%
Mexican and California, do. Panama, Leghom, Dd
Palm Leaf. Do. at reduced prices from last season
Straw Mating: ~ -. zi..s.g
~ ssed tsE GROCERIES, sc. ~
RrorUn Hlor;6o1 III ToafS SugG
Rio, Laguira, and Java Coffee, Teas of the best quahS
Sperm, Adamantne and Talow Candles, superior KIND
l.E 1 .Crockery, Hardware, sc,
Crockery, Hardware and Cutlery, fine Table CG8g
d pieces in sett- Castings, and Hollowware, BI1
smiths Bellows, Apvils, Vices and Hammers, and
most every article usually kept in a Retail Store.
s='H.. - 81" 3'' p T. H. SELBY,
'~ 1-'. .'-a ~ No. I2, Fayetteville o.
& 3-i3 no 79d5s1 81 s5sIglls s1'2' 8 Raleigh, NC
April 49, 1885, 7I4 ss 755-
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CONFECTIONARY AND FRUITS,

SYCAMORE STREET, PETERSBURG, VA.
GOUTHERN and Western Merchants are respectfnlIv
mformed that am prepared at all times to attend to
orders for :
G0MPBGnT0MA AIRY,
Fresh Fruits, Cegars & Fancy Articles.
OF all kinds and qualities, and low as they can be a
forded Merchants requested call or send their
orders which shall be attended in the best possible
manner SAM'L H. MARKS.
Mays, ls49. 75s-
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! (!

NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
TTNHE business heretofore carried under the name
Il and style of Young & Bedsoe will be henceforth
conducted by s. H. Young, at the old stand where
he has received and is opening large and splendid
assortment of -' .- tt.. ~ .-...-t .is.f
Staple and Fancy Spring Goods,
which will be sold the most reasonable terms. Our
old and the public generally respectfully
invited to "a. a-....r -.i.+s
..f..t GIVE ME A CALL!
.-.-.l5 = ~. ..z -.n s. H. YOUNG.
Raleigh, May 1st, lS49. 756-t.
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DISSOLUTION.

TTNHE Firm of YoUNG & BLEDsoE is this day dis
solved by mutual AS is desired that the
business of the Firm should be settled early as
ticabe, all persons indebted the will please
come forward and make payment to s. H. Young, who
is authorized to close the business
s- 8. H. YOUNG,
.ait# s..~ M. A. BLEDSOE
Raleigh. May lst, 1s49. . 1856
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NEW CONFEcTIONARY sTORE.

MRS. WOLTERING would respectfully annonncs
1AAtothe citizens Of Raleigh that she keeps Constant
lyon hand a general, sssortmenr ofConfectonares,
fancy Goods Groceries Of every descriptions &C. &C
AS she is determined TO give satisfaction to her enc
ners she respectfully solicifs share of public patro
leigh Rail Road Depot . '-1N HHes. we Ra-
Ralsigh, March lS4o
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u. s. Wholesale Clothing Warehouse,
n

Ue >. "HOIesdEe ClOGHlMS VVurenONSe,
Lewis & Hanford, ..=Ha.>E
No. 252 254, 256 and 25s PEARL STREET,
, . Between Fulton st. and Burling Slip)
s.s,..z.s s..if. &c. NEW YORK, ..f-..,..'r 'rf .-
HAVE ON HAND THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF
HLOTHTNG in the United States, adapted to all
OMarkcts. In the article of Shirts and Drawers, we
keep endless variety Also the most extensive man.
ufacturers of OH. CI, ,OTHING and Covered Hats in
the world Plain and Fashionable clothing of all kinds
Catalogues of stock sent by mail Orders promptly
filed. --a q. LEWIS & HANFORD, :. s; =
Nos. 252, 254 256, and 25s Pearl st. N. Y.
July 2, ls49. -sat rs. -l.@ lies 765-I2t.
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rs sovereign remedy for Incipient Consumption,
II Indigestion, Nervousness, Impotency FIuor Albus
Loss of Muscular Energy, Physical Lassitude, Female
Weakness, Debility, sc. t''*4 -i31'l 'l~s-''A t5.7
Price $s per bottle, or $24 per DOZEN.
Beware Of spurious limitations which are sole at
reduce ed price. s- -Ea-5ar - t'. t8Tf5t 771.s :
For sale Wholesale and Retail by Peso nd & johnson
and Williams, Haywood, & Co., Raleigh, N G. rs -
Nov. IL, I946. y fa4fae9. =1e; asi~i = 732-1v
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Gentlemen's Furnishing Warehouse.
Herrick & Scudder, -,
9S William Street. New York,

Herrick & Scudder,
95 william street, New York,
MAxUfAcrURERs, IMPORTERS, AND DEALERS IN
CHIRTS, Dressing Robes, Linen Collars, Shoulder
OBraces, Stocks, Cravats, Opera Ties Scarfs Money
Belts Under Garments Gloves, Satns, Linen Bosoms,
Handkerchief Hosiery, Buckles, SusPenders, BomPa-
zines, &c. r..e- .asfa - "a. ,l-., - 49,
The above stock will, examination, be fouLd not
only Attractive, Extensive and Full, but Cheap. -
Our long experience in the business aud knowledge OF
manufacturing with the facilities of purchasing such
that confident offer inducements that can
not be surpassed by any House in this city.
Particular attention paid orders and the packing of
goods HERR1CK d SCUDDER,
s5 William Street, Opposite PIatt Street New York.
David A. Herrick. Israel w. Scudder
July 2, 1S49. 765-lOt5
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Umbrellas, ParasoIs & ParasoIettes,

.. MANUFACTURED STEAM AT
THE AMERICAN MANUFACTORY,
" 256 Pearl Street, New York,
(Sig,n of the three Golden Um6relLGs.)
"ERCHANTS in want of an assortment of Um-
lNl brelas and Parasols obliged TO pay second
profits, but call the Manufacturers who are
making 1900 daily, by the Introduction of Steam and
New Patent Machinery and enabled to produce the
best and most elegant styles of goods and sell them at
rate, with which they defy competition. ~
..........t. ....;. ISAAC SMITH, 6 Co..
.. ~>.5.-. ...,I Manufacturers, New York.
P. s. We have a branch of our House established in
Boston, Mass, at No. Seawell Block Milk street. where
we shall be happy to friends. L. S. & Co..
b, July, lS49. :-..-- :.- 765-12t.
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BOnnets, Bonnets.

OSi received from New York, another fresh and
elegant supply of Fashionable Bonnets and Artificial
Flowers Fine white Linen wire straw and hair Rough
and Ready and Pedal Straw, Leghorn, and Artificial
Flowers. r ff,tsE, So r. A. MTTCsHEIJ
Raleigh, July 4, ls49. - 766-
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NOTICE.

NV I'LL be sold at the Court House, in Wilmington,
w on the End Monday in August next, the following
tracts of land and town lots much thereof will
satisfy the taxes due thereon, for the year ls47 and the
costs of advertising: .-.... t.-. -.
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,,. nHR RHnBRsBURG
BELL, AND BRA IS
- siat.aII9s -rvnSvnsnuxp simH q l9fs 81

..sr nHR RETBRSBURG
BELL, AND BRA SIS
81 FOUNDRY, s .as..s.a
In Full OPP peration.
WNtIE undersigned returns his thanks to the public
ceved and hopes, he has more extensive assoft
ment of Patterns, and better Machinery, better
Workmen, and the Whole Establishment better arran-
ged and systemazed by continued efforts to give satls-
faction to all who may favor him with their patronage
is prepared orders for Castings from an
ounce weight 10 sixty hundred. ~ ~ 5e3i ia1H3
-.4 MILL GEERING, ~ ,.s...
of every descriptions Sha,ing. Spindles. Srews sc.
Castings for every description Of Cotton Machinery
5a WAITER W'HBBIS.
He is manufacturing Howd's Cast Iron direct acting
Water Wheels, and has made number which have been
tested with great and It is believed from MS
structure durability and strength, to supass all other
also manufacturing Hofcbkisss reactng Wheel, which
is highly approved for Saw Mills. &c., ~ .a
STEAM ENGINES,
High and Low Pressure
Horse Power Threshing Machines.
Fan Mills, Corn Shelters. and Straw Cutters
ani- PLOUGHS, .Hras @a-
and Plough Castings of various Patterns at reduced
prices for Cash, or On time TO punciua customers
Irz- Orders left with NJ 10 HNT " WES II,
RALEIGH, or to Messrs. Mcllwaine g. Brownley, and
Messrs O. g. w. L. Norton, Petersburg. at my Shop, on
Old Street, at the Foundry will be promptly
to. OhAAn "ELEo' q
Petersburg, Va. May l. ls4s. 766 Am.
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State Of North Carolina, Wake Cou,,ty.

State Of North Carolina. Wake County.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions May Term Is49-
Hugh McBane Us. the heirs of Ann Nelson. =
this it is ordered by the Court that advertise
lment be made for six weeks in the North Carolina
Standard for the heirs of Ann Nelson (ormerly Ann
Brggs to appear at next Court of Pleas and Quar-
Sessions to be held for the County of Wake at the
Court House, in the City of Raleigh the 3rd Monday
of August next to show why the present Sheriff
of Wake County shall not deed to the Plaintiff
for land sold to him at public sale for taxes by James
Edwards, deceased, former Sheriff
Witness James T. Marriott, Clerk of our said Cont
at Office in Raleigh the Srd Monday of Nav A D. is4e
.~ JAMES T.. MARRIOTT, C. G.
Price of Adv. SIS 1921 .766-6u
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Manufacturing Establish mcnt.

T0SBPH wet nRR IMG,
For number Of gears Foreman Of the RaLeigh and
GGsfon Rail Road Shop,
DESPECTFULLY announces to the citizens
LORalcgh and the surrounding country, that he is
now prepared TO manufacture t.r
Locks, Of all descriptions, GINS and Pistols Edge
Tools, MIL Work, Brass Castings, Coyridge
. Springs, and IL, short anything IN Machine
= 80 and blacksmith Work a. .--
He is also prepared to execute Bel-Hanging at the
shortest notice.. Also. has hand extensive assort
OF Locks of all kinds, prices from 10 cents $40
Edge Tools, Axes, Drawing Knives, Hatchets, Ham
mers, Files, &C. ......... -. n =. .r..-.f -.
All orders faithfully executed at the lowest prices.
and work entrusted to his will be warranted
Repairing his line performed with neatness and des-
patch. Also general assortment Of Guns and Pistols
His Establishment will be found at the Raleigh Rail
Road Depot.
Raleigh, March 49, ls49. 75l-
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WARREN NORTH CAROLINA


YTNHE Prouretor of this establishment has the saac
ton of announcing the public, that since the last
season he has resty enlarged and improved his buildings
40 as to be able to accommodate much larger number
and to offer still greater attractions to those VINO may
visit this pleasant and beahful resorts no trouble OF
will be spared render his patrons comfortable
and satisfied. :, -, 80. ho
The medicinal properties of the Sulphur water have
becn apIy tested during the last eight years by large
number of visitors and its beneficial results srklngy
dpIaye in the cure relief of dyspepsia affections oil
tho liver iaundice diseases of the skin, &C. Anotner
spring has been discovered in the vicinity OF the estab-
shment an analysis of which proves that Is CARBON
oted ehaEubeate resembling the waters OF IunOrldge
Wells the most celebrated of all the chalybeate waters
Of England 1t is mild and gentle tonic, and In the
oninion of the physicians who have examined IT. ana
tnessed its effects in some during the last season.
nst prove beneficial tonic in dyspepsia chloross ut
.rne nervous and neuralgia affections connected with
debility and of especial service to persons living IN am
aous regions of country, whose blood has been robbed
of its normal proportion of iron by repeated attacks OF
malarial fevers .-..., -.
season.
Persons travelling on the Raleigh and Castor Rail Road
will vays find hack ready for their accommodation at
Henderson and at the Warrenton Depot There will be
a daily mail from Warrenton to the Springs.
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IState Of NOTzh Carolina, NOrthantptO1a Co.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, June Ter ls49
Elizabeth Woodard ct. as Peterson Tanner-Peti-
tition for Partition of land. ss -i
NV HEREAS'it it appears to the Court that the Defen-
w dant Peterson Tanner is not resident of this
State it is therefore ordered that advertisement for six
weeks be made in the North Carolina Standard for the
said defendant to appear and plead demur
the petition, the will be taken pro consso and
set for hearing er parte .1szs.s.s e-sezs.
Witness, John B. Odom, Clerk ofour said Court, the
frst Monday in June, A. D. ls49 and in the 7Sd year
of our Independence.
JOHN B. ODoM, C. c. C.
90 July 4, ls49 pr. Adv. $50 y 765-6t
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Not long since entered into gTsat spesuadaa Us oan
and made shipnanfs Of il TO- Liverpool Prsgiols n II
val ths article had advanced ia price beyond Az cscnafau
and on m rsashine there sses mmedidisg effected sl
the net proceeds and aocounsaes Of he pn1mpg
emitie to me for IL. The profits great that l sra
ne soIsndid fortune. Ny wife erpHa wish that now
would make her present Of fine carriage and Da Of
hos; promised her that she sonld have the establishment.
Aecouagiy looked around the city and out Of great
number that had been shown to me- chose fine pair o.
horses which wers highly recommended Hgave slo90 for
them and them my wife prssenti also puI-
ed splendid carriage. Since that time. in Consequences Of
runous speculation in Flour and Grain shipped ENGLAND
a. well as many Losses The lac SECTION, have been 1rced
10 ell out at public al real estate and personal afst
with the exception Of this fine pair Of h0rs and cauase
CIDER to saisfy the pressing demands agaia me- hags ~
very reluctantly obliged make known 70 wife The "a
pleasant situation that was placed IN and told har tal
would be obliged sell the horses and carriage that gave
her, having oter claims to meet Where, aid she Gun
deuanding the matter with Womans aef) they % be
sOld for wish 70 try and persuade friend Ms p 70
attend the sale and purchase thems for Mrs p knowing
that had taken such fancy to thms has often told me
ne could purehase such pair she would do Well"
said to her, you can inform Mn. r. that Mr.. Thomas
Spear The AuctioueeF will ell them on Tomorrow. AZ II
O'Clock at the Auction Station corner Of Common and Ram
part Streets to the highest bdder. LSee advertisement IN
der the head Of Auction Sales IN another column Of the pa
perl Just at this loud knock vas heard az he
door it was an order to get the ho to take to s place Of
~. SFEAREE.
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TOBACCO-We did obtain the particulars Of any sae-
SUGAR AND MOLASSEs.-The inquiry for Sugar
good, ard 700 hhds changed hands % 94e for good
Common fully Fair. Of AIola. 100 bbs sold at a0zc-
| for prime.
FLoUR.-There was sin dali and depressed feeling IN
the Flour market, and the aea did exceed LOO bbs m
Guiding COO bhs Ohio, from hstb0at "a 9z 40 IBIS
Illinois IS 90 1G0 Zine at a CO. 12l supeue Louis At
s. Ia, and 80 Extra IS g. One or two lots, stained
package, were Offered at a s75a9s4 80 p Dbl.
CORNPrcea steady, and nearly 400 sacks taken, in
ending IN sacks, in two lo 3D. and 1870 sacks at Sic v
bushe.
BRAN.-47oO sacks sold sOc- from he Lsvss and fr0u
I store
OATs-A lot Of 197 saekz Kentucky brought sc . bu
HAYDN bales Eastern sold from ship At Ell y ton
PROVISIONsThe Only lots Of PORK s0ld 70 our iour-
ledge were IS bb NJ o. IS 62, is do 90 So and
some little Mes at go 70 q bb. OF Beef, 80 bbh. Pdms
take in two lots se 30 p bbl The only sale q Lard
our knowledge was go kegs SIC. Bacon Sides active
demand and 30 casks Cincinnati cured sold 81, hodaz
now asking SIC alo 20 casks prime Shoulders sold al 8z.
Sides are very scarce but Shoulders plenty and duh.
LIAIEA cargo Of about 1870 casks Th0mastOn sold az
81 % o eask.
GUNNY BAGS.-100 CO., in bales, sOd at about lG14c.
COFFEE.-Sales of 1850 bags at 1Os9l04 for Old Rio
i and 1114a117Ge. for new.
WHISKY.-The receipts large, bat had very little
effect on prices sales Of 10 bb Rectifed at 9 and IA
s04 at ~, and 50 Raw at 251lc q gallon
FREIGHTS.-A Bremen and American ship were
taken for Liverpool at for Cotton, British ship for Gas
gov at sd without consignment, ship for Genoa at le for
(,otton and Bremen bark for London private terms.