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pAaAsoLs AND usiBHELLAs.

I'VE have in stock and
70 be found this side OF New York. TO which we invite the
ucular attention OF ladies'.
rs embroidered and lined parasos all coors
IS plain and embroidered without lining
100 paraso embracing everything and desirable
line
las umbrellas all styles and prices, from % cents IN.
Our stock worthy the attention Of buyers
solicited. Call and examine for yourselves at
VERIFY \ MILLER's.
Between IN and 9Th streets, opposite Centre Market
Mar o2-Im
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BEST KINDS.-Raceiyed TO day
diapers the best kndsa widths,
al warranted all linen
pieces sheetngs widths and qualities and
cheap
plaid cambcs and musns choice and quail
so pieces fine cambric musins and jaconeis
SO pieces fine black Alpacas and bombaznes
200 pieces Scotch diapers and towengs
pieces fine and wide black silks OF glossy kind
With other and desirable goods.
unless arranged 10 the contrary.
Good articles low prices, and r dealing be relied on in all
cases. PERRY BROTHER,
March 3l-l0toof Opposite Centre Market.
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THE undersigned would respectfully ,n,Ins a.
ten,on 70 his present facilities letter press paysd 'sa
Having Just received from Boston new ,sssons per -
machine capable Of giving 1900 or more hnur -
Thereby reducing the work Of an entire day 20 one o
enabled TO execute cards. circulars blheads ~ smDe"
Invitations and every description Of printing irop :, he N
10 the largest poster cheap they be done be u'
In regard 10 typography, press-wofk, and de'pa'as
satisfaction in all cases kesPeen",n r. cREER, ,,.a
Once under Temperance Hail. E'"e''
Mar 16-dIm
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A CARD.-A Bohemian and Venetian glassware,
escoa and antique ware paper mache silver plated ware
aabaser sauary hsqust figures, French
China lamps and candelabas, an paintings sc In
preparation win Odd Feows Hall In few days
The assortment very offensive comprises all
manufactures of Europe
duplicates articles exhibited the Worlds
Catalogues prepared Of tbs
with particular description OF future Advertisements
Mar ls-dur Jas. o. MCGUIRE, Aucuoneer.
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uARPERS New Monthly Magazine for April.
III Backwood's Magazine for March.
Reel in Bottle Jack in the Dodrlms; by Rev ii.
Cheever. New supply ~ TAYLOR MAURY,
March 81 Booksellers, 9Th u.
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Norfolk and Rich n0nd.
CO.,, The steamer osCRoLA leaves Washington
Esle for The above places Thursday, O'Clock,
Returning Richmond every Saturday O'Clock,
q. IN. and Norfolk nj 6 O'Clock, m.
touches, and returning the intermediate landings
James
Passage S. Passage freight
reduced
Mar3o-a JAMES MITCHELL, Captain.
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State OF Texas, ComptroIler's ohics,
Austin, February 20, la

IN compliance with act Of the legislature Of the state I
approved February 10, 1852, proposals will be received
Office the day May ,s2, the sale Of ms
dollars Of The United States coupon stock ra
said State indemnify for the sale and surrender Of s
Of her northern and western boundary, under the provision,
ast Of the Congress OF the United States approved seE
1850.
Said proposals should beft for the purchase Of sa e
be delivered the city OF AUSTIN and the proceeds ben
be paid at said pace second the bonds TO be delivered
city of Washington d. O., the proceeds thereof delynst
the place third the bonds be delivered the city "
Orleans the proceeds thereof deliverable pse,
posals also invited for the delivery OF the bonds the m
New YORK and at the city Of Galveston and the proceeds a
deliverable at each Of said points .
Said stock bears interest Of FIVE per per annum ~
scmannuaIy and is redeemabe in fourteen from The rs
January 1851 One years interest said bonds has been r
paid, leaving thirteen years. interest stu due
No bid be accepted for larger than HUNDRED ns
sand dollars Of the bonds but the same in dvdua make %'
bids.
Bids should be without interest which
have accrued on the bonds prior to their delivery.
Parties should specify how long before the funds viii iv
the State aer receiving notice OF the acceptance Of their h@
Each bid should be addressed 10 the Comptroller Of Puht
at this place, and endorsed Proposals for the Puris
United States Stock"
JAMES D. SHAW
March l3-d2ot Compoupr
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o. DIR. Dewey's Lowell Lectures.-These lectures,
number, Problem OF Human Destiny will be dov
cred Unan Church in this city TO Thursday
and continue Tuesday and Thursday
Lectures O'Clock
Tickets may found Of Franck Taylor Messrs.
Taylor d Maury, and Robert Farnham
single ticket for 81 Family tickets, admitting IN
persons the course, s.. Single lecture Is cents.
Mar 2-lwff
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BY +. .. WRIGHT. Auetioneer

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
III Wednesday the 3st shall residence
j. 10 O'Clock High
Georgeown excellent Of
-
Mahogany soa dvans parlor and rocking chair
marble-top table
do bureaus and wash closets
fine Iamentein portable washable with toilet
plete
Glrandoes, solar, hall, and other lamps
Extension dining other tables
ane, chairs . ri
cherry wardrobe, French and bedstsads
Feather beds, and window shades
China crockery which fine
gold band E@
Paror, chamber, and stair carpets, clocks, sc.
Passage oiIcioih andiroRs, shovel md tongs
Cooking, air tight and other stoves
Also, good assortm OF kitchen requisites
All under SIS, credit Of
sixty aud ninety days, for notes bearing interest
II. 4 WRIGHT, Auctioneer.
Mar I'D A. GREEN, Cner
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EWG -
Great Southern Mail R0ufe.-New and Improved
Schedules.
Thrice Daily lstceen Washington and the Southern CHa
n and after the LIST of March, southern mail will Ian
" Washington at and which arrangements
sengers tor point south Of Washington
on their route south of Richmond whilst in adtou
sengers for Norfolk, by taking the night line, Et
mond In time fer the boats which leave place daily
From Washington 10 Fredericksburg ...............pQ
Seconu class seats ~
From w asiington TO Richmond
second class seats a.
FROM washington 10 NORFOLK.
SeSohu-c
For the information ofhe traveller, it is proper 10 state ar
for Charlottesville and points place
the nigu boat from Washington, avoid
ton Of the Virginia Central Railroad which point
following morning, whilst those destined Lynchbu
ton, Buchanan and the Mineral Springs Of Virginia. BY
the day boat able make direct Richmond
thus proceed directly their by comfortable packet
Boyd Edmond and Davenport which leave Richmond daily a.
O'Clock, p. m.
FARE
From Richmond Lynehburs So So and Lexington and B.
chanan s. each.
For through tickets apply board Of either OF the mai @
and for further information
GEORGE MATTINGLY,
Agent OF the line In Washingt
Feb 2e-dlwSeod3m
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Collected QUALTTIES.-Weo open to-day
~ 10 fine black French cloths the qualities and colors Of a
Of which W recommend
10 medium and hns black French cAssimeres
black satin, black vcsngs
$50 pieces cheap and fine shirtng cotons
rs Irish linens of the best grades low prices
20 bundles genlemens spring undershirts
With umbrellas hafhose Cloves suspcnders, and
pocket handkerchief Of all kinds
Gentlemen wishing black Cloths cassmees, Irish linens, Of
the grades obtain them of extremely low
Terms cash, unless arranged to the contrary
Good articles low prices and fair dealing be relied in all
PERRY h BROTHER
March 3l-10teoif Opposite Centre Market.
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YOUTHS WEAN.-Now In store
20 fine thin and cheap cloths all handsome colo
boys wear
pieces striped and plaid linens dngs for boys pants
gambroons angoas and cloths for
Jackets and pants
pieces white linen drings, priced, boys
With many other and desirable goods.
Terms cash, unless arranged TO the contrary.
Good arces low prices and fair dealing be relied all
PERRY b BROTHER,
March al-0teotf Opposite Centre Market
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sIIAWLS AND VIsITEs.
I'VE up expressly for the sale Of shawi vse,
w manes &C. The stock in our shawl room will bs found
complete, embracing the following;
rs white embroidered shawis, ranging in prices from S. TO
sl25
80 plain white Grape shaws all grades and prices
so plain and embroidered colOred Grape shavls
loo cashmere, berege, and mouine shays all styles
20 medium and low priced visites
40 visites and latest Paris and New York styles
Ladies will greatly their call
sell them and nantes for prices
buy materials We have also handsome stock OF ladies'
dress goods,
VERY n MILLER,
25-m viste depot, opposite Centre MARKET
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o. smithsonian Lecturcs-Proessor Louis Agassiz, OF
Cambridge Massachusetts, will deliver
Monday Wednesday Friday, Of
Iect "The Foundation Symmetry Kingdom
The FIRST viii place Monday evening 22d ns
O'Clock.
Gould proposed postpone remainder
lectures until that Of Prof Agassiz Is concluded.
lar 23-t2w
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IA IL. OLE BULL has the honor 40 announce that, In
vi Difference the wishes OF who were unable TO
Friday evening he will
Crrus Saloon "Wednesday
inc 81 Il instant commencing at O'Clock precisely.
Tickets EACH with secured be obtained the
music Of Mr.. Davis, Pennsylvania avenue.
March gD--Qf
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NEW SPRING Goods for Geptlemen.-Th, EancnS.,
IN have Just opened full OF the latest styles fensa
cloths, cssimeres vesnes &C., adapted the wants no
for the approaching season. which cnumenf
10 pieces ertrn superior black French cloths
8 do medium quality do do
do snperfne blue do
s do low priced black do
IS do fancy coIorcd French cloths, embracing rsan
rety OF beautiful shades
~ do style spring csssmcres
10 do very fine black French doeskins
IS do very rich fancy silk vesfngs
do very rich and heavy black satin ves,ngs
50 do style French MarselIes do
10 do very fine plnn and figured white do
Also, variety OF gloves, bafhose, suspenders 80
Stocks silk and cambria SILK and gau'e
undershrs drawers nil OF which attention v"
wishing make their spring purchases respectfully ny m
HooE, BROTHER W
Mar 23-fwif
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IOUN n. BUTHNANN, pennsylvsn,e avenue, south
side between ~ and 9th has received schooner
Farfar-
Also, nm invoice Of superior Cognac brandy
Younger's Edinburgh ale, and
Bordeaux clarct, in hogsheads and cases.
March 9D-3uf
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FOR HARPER's FERRY.
(pAILy IiSr.)
THE packet boats Bel and Fashion will the ensuing
commencing from this date between Georgetown and Haper
Ferry.
Leaving Georgetown daily at arriving arper's Ferry
A. tune for the for Cumberland
Winchester
Returning leaving IIaper' Ferry ms arriving George
morning Mt O'Clock.
win be readiness, OF passengers in
Georget convey them Washington.
Qy-Fare through, including board 81 So
Mara --J
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IIARPER's Magazine for April.
Ill The Approaching Crisis-benR review Bushnes
cent Il. supenaturasn
Sir John Franklin and the Regions BY r. T.
which IL added account Of the expedition.
History OF Modern Phosophy BY NJ Victor Cousin vols.
Essays from the London Times
The YeIov-plush Pspeui by Thackeay.
March 81 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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CARD-The attention Of the public respectfully invited
IA the sale excellent which will place
Wednesday, The Dist the residence Of Cox,
bsween High and Potomac streets GeoEetowns The furniture
Of nne quality and the sale VIII be well worthy
persons wishing 70 purchase. a. GREEN
81
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GLOVES AND HOsIEHy.-IhaveI inst received a new an
nne assortment Of The above goods which will be sold cheap
10 dozen assorted colors Alsranderis Md gloves
F.. 10 do black and white do
Coiored and black Md gloves, 62H per pair
siik thread and cotton giovcs
White and coored silk hose
do
Children's gloves and hosiery Of all kinds
A. TATE, Agent
March 3l--a Successor of j n x A Tate
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NEW SPRING GOODs.-The subscribers BEG caWIaTe I'D
~ fully TO their friends and The public shue
they have taken Than in perecune taeI
Of dress and other adapted the present ana
seasons, 10 the inspection Of which the ladies Of XII
the adjacent cities cordially invited before making
chases from the large diversified collections h ay
abled 10 make lndicous selections suitable TO hef
satisfactory terms. They deem II unnecessary 70 enu"
than few Of the leading articles
so pieces striped and checked silks
90 do light brocade silk, very rich
Is do rich plaid silk, style
- do - and "a plain black silks, high lcsues
9 do very rich bnck brocsde silks
g do 4 and "a heavy black watered SILKS
Together with great variety OF other 81
Also, French bercges, mousseIines de lame -,
Real oneIia fouiard silks, French printed pophh'
silk tissues, Canton grapes
Brocade orpandie pompadour, orgnndic muslns ou.iu
French lawn, printed iaconet embroidered sWi's ~" .
Printed grenadines, brocie bereges, nc. al. sra
They aso especial attention TO twenty Ve ~ ropaH
manullas with and without and hoods, when "'
and desirable smbolap
Iarre also been made 10 their STOCK ~ s1
and thread goodssuoh as handkerchief, conas
ehemsets sleeves cuffs, Canton Grape shaws mo co.
Mar 1s-fw -.
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Alexandria Boat
a ~e~, THE Steamer GEORGE WASHINGTON will de-
GSxs1xr part follows Boats fare, i2t fare,
fehh Persons making the for pleasure boats
fare half Three coaches Northern Liberty Market
for the coach Capitol
~, ~, Az, and Q O'Clock
Leave Aerandna at Q, II, TX, az AZ and O'Clock
Leave Washington at sS 10 ~, y az, 81, and 6S o'clock
JOB CORsON,
Mar 2J-d Captain.
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DOMESTIC GOODS
0aa PIECES beached cloths embracing
| oUU 10 pieces bleacbed sheeings, all widths
| 800 do prints all styles and prices
20 bales various styles brown goods low by the
% pieces penteniAry plaid cotton.
be sold very and persons buying
win find Il their advantage give cali.
VERIFY h MILLER,
Between 7th and 18th streets, opposite Centre Market.
Mar 2s-lm
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-01-21
TIE LEARNED MAN.

The man whose mind is irradiated with
the light of substantial science has views and
feelings, and exquisite enjoyments, to which
the ignorant mai is an entire stranger. In
consequence of the numerous and multifari-
Gus ideas he has acquired, he is introduced
as it were, into a new world, where he is en-
tertained with scenes, objects and movements,
of which a mind enveloped in Ignorance can
form no conception. He can trace back the
stream of time to its commencement; and,
gliding along its downward course, can sur
vey the most memorable events which have
happened in every part Of its progress, from
the primeval ages to the present day-the
rise of empires, the fall of kings, the revolu-
tons of nations, the battles of warriors, and
the important events which have followed in
their train-the progress of civilization, and
of arts and sciences-the judgments which
have been inflicted on wicked nations-the
dawnings of Divine mercy towards our fallen
race-the manifestation of the Son of God in
our nature-the physical changes and revo-
Iutions which have taken place in the con-
s~titution of our glole-in short, the whole OF
the leading events in the chain of Divine dis
pensation, from the beginning of the world
to the period in which we live. With his
mental eve. he can survey the t%erraqueous
globe in all its variety of aspects contem-
plate the continents, islands, and oceans
which compose its exterior, the numerou:
rivers by which it is indented, the lofty ran
ges of mountains which diversity its surface
its winding caverns, its forests, lakes, sandy
deserts, ice-lands, w~hirl-pools, boiling springs
glaciers, sulphuric mountains, bituminou
lakes, and the states and empires into which
it is distributed, the tides and currents o
the ocean, the icebergs of the polar regions
and the yerdant scenes of the torrid zone
He can climb, in imagination to the sum
NIT Of the flaming volcano, listen to its sub
~terraneous bellowings, behold its lava burst
ing from it's mouths, and rolling down it
sides like a flaming riyer-decend into tn,
subteYranean grotto-survey, from the to-
of the Andes, the lightnings flashing and tn
thunders rolling far beneath him-stand o.
, the brink Of the dashing cataract and listel
to its roarings-contemplate the ocean rear
, , ing It's pillows in a storm, and the hurrican
and tornado tearing up forests by their root.
: and tossing them about as stubble. Sittin
at his Preside, during the blasts of winter, h
J can survey the numerous tribes of MANKIND
scattered over the various climates of til
: earth and entertain himself with views
their manners, customs, religion, laws, trade
: manufactures, marriage ceremonies, civil an
ecclesiastical government, arts, sciences, citi,
towns and villages, and the animals pecuii
to every region. In his rural walks, he CO
not only appreciate the beneicence of n
ture, and the beauties and harmonies Of Il
81 q vegetable kingdom, in their exterior aspec
but can also penetrate into the hidden pr
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-01-21
NORTH CAROLINA Rail ROAD.

The Board of Directors Of the North Car
ohm Rail Road met at Hillsborough on the
9Th instant--present Messrs. Morehead, Satn-
der, Ellis, Wilson, Means, Holt and Jones.
The President was authorized to negotiate
for the purchase Of iron for the Road, and
lay the result Of his inquiries before the Board
at its next meeting or if ne thinks it best.
10 conclude a contract Of purchase. 1t was
determined that the rails should be Of the
T.. pattern, eighteen feet long, aud weighing
sixty pounds to the yard. He was also au-
thorized to purchase two twenty ton locomo-
tives, with a set offreight cars for each-the
one to be used OH the eastern and the other
on the Western end of the line.
Information being furnished the Board
that there were now actually employed on
the road from Charlotte to Salisbury. 629
men and 201 boys, and it being made to
appear probable that the whole of that part
Of the Road would he graded during the pre-.
sent year, the President was authorized tc
contract for the delivery Of timber, for the
supcrstructure along that part of the line, b,
the first of January.
A requisition was made for 80 per cent
ofthe capital stock Of the company, to be
paid in by the first Monday in July next, by
instalments Of ten per cent. every two month.
between this time and the first Monday : il
JSly. We learn that the stockholders ar,
paying in promptly the last call of 10 pc
cent.
All contracts will be received from til
contractors as soon as they are finished.
The work was found to be in a rapid stat
Of progress, and that its condition is as fiat
tcring as the most sanguino of its friend
could have anticipated.
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RECEIPTS Enp TILE .nn

SINCE JANUARY l4.-$4 from ID. Broom. Mon.
roe; y VIM. N. Murray, New Hanover; So
+. L. Wakefield, Ienoir SO w. T. Pake Jarrat's
Bay VI Jos. Lawrence, jr., Tarboso'; Sc Lisbon
Diy;; % NJ. L. Douglass, Rockingham; 81 e.
l. nee, Warrenton; 81 Robt. Mackie, Dowel.
ION; go W. ;. Crowson, Lexington; 81 each
NJ. Burgin, Old Fort; W. &. Little. Rocking.
aam; - W. J. Spiers, Somerton Va. 81 each
A. S. Crowson ASHORE; W. r. Cav. falkland !.
CALVIN y. Elliot, Plymouth; Alex. McLester.
geo: eagle Albemarle 81 ID. Blue, Eliz. Town
81 W. ". Mcdowell, Asheville S. Geo. NJ
White, Oh: Hill 81 ,Young Morgan, Smithfsld /:
II each J. J. Gay, w. 4. Medlin. Weldon.
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TuA

WHEREAS, Thas pleased the Great Dispo.
ser oil all events TO remove from our midst.
Brother TlIeophilus O.. Marshall, NJ. D.. one
OF the Charter members, and acting P w P Of
henderson Division, No ll9, Sons oil Temper.
ance, who has been long and favoraby known
amongst us Therefore
ResOIced. That while we bow with reverence
to this dlspen.ation Providence, our heaTrs are
deeply panied in consequence Of the loss OF one
who has with 81 much honor to himself and sue.
cess TO the Division, filled the most important
Offices under our Constitution.
ResOlred, That we have the utmost confidence
IN him as a gentleman, a fellow citizen and a CO.
laborer in the great cause Of Temperance.
ResOlued, That his memory is embalmed IN
our minds. that we will emulate his example
and ever remember him and his many virtues
SO long as we may be permitted to survive him.
Res0tCed, That this, our loss, iurpresseS us
more sensibiy with The certainty OF the early ter.
mination Of our earthly existence, and our find
appearance at The bar of God.
Res0iced, That the stands of tho w P and P w
P be clothed in n cunning for one quarter, and
that we will wear the usual badge Of mourning
for thirty days.
Res0lUed, hat a page IN the journal OF the r
5 be inscribed to his memory.
RESOLVED, That a Committee OF i've be appoin-
ted to attend the corpse 10 Virginia, whence his
friends wish him taken, and that the same Com
mittee convey to the friends of the deceased .
copy OF this preamble and resolutions with our
hearty confidence for their irreparable loss.
ReSoIUed, That as we cannot all attend the
corpse TO Virginia, and TO the place designed for
his burial. we will perform the usual ceremonies
before it leaves our midst, to morrow morning at
8 O'Clock.
ResoIUed, That the Editor Of the Spirit Of the
Age be requested 10 publish in his paper a copy
OF these resolutions.
w. W. WHITE. WP.
VIM. p. WOLFE, r s..
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THE MARKET

WILMINGTON. Jan. l5-Bacon (new) lO4
hog round old Z TO IL cts. corn Is cts. coffee
a fair stock on hand at s a ID according to quail
ity lard 194 in lbs. Neral Stores. The jour
nal says:-Ther~ receipts of Iurpentine have been
light during the past week, and the price has
advanced l0cents per bbl. for both soft and hard.
We note sales during the week Of about 2,7OO
bbLs., at 81 Is a 81 Is for soft, and 81 90 a 81
80 for hard, per Dbl. Of go lbs. There have
been no sales Of hard under 81 20. On Mon
day, and since then, the price has ranged from
81 20 TO 81 80, mostly at 81 so and to-day
and yesterday evening the price of soft has
ranged from 50 20 to So 25-mostly at high
est figures. The sales have been principally
confined to distillers. Sales Of R0sin have
reached about $50 barrels. at S7i for merium,
and 80 cents per barrel for large bills. The
sales of Spirits Turpentine have been very light
and not much In factors hands. A small Iol
has changed hands at 81. and another at 2s
cepts for country made. Town dis,illers refuse
to sell at present prices. Sales Of about 400
bbls. Tar at 81 65 a 81 60-cIosing at 81 60
FAYETTEVILLE, Jan. 13-Flonr-superfine
81 so to ATS fine A 25 Scratched 90. Corn
80 10 95. Wheat s. 10 90. Oats SIS to so
Peas 80 10 IS. Rye 81. Lard 10 10 IL. fax
seed 81 20 to | IS. Feathers 80 to 35.
PETERSBURG, JAN. 10 -Tsbacco-Lugs q
81 to A leaf 4 to 5-gopd 5 to 6-fne (old) Z
TO 81. Flour "a 81 10 81 so. Wheat-rer
80 TO IS; white IS to 80. Corn 624 to g.
Peas 624 TO IS for blackeye ; 55 to 60 70
cOwpeas. Beans 10 demand for navy at / IS
Bacon 9 to l0-t cent difference in favor o
new. Lard 10 to 104.