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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-11-30
BEAUTIFUL INCIDENT.

In the midst OF the GOODNESS and in
tense selfshneSs, which excuses itself by
the sophistry found in the following sen,
tence. CHARITY begins at home," it is
gratifying occasionally TO find one whose
heart rejects these Dromptngs Of seihs
nature, and in the artIulness and sinceri.
ty Of youth, acts upon noble impulse
high souled, generous and touching
An incident was yesterday related 10 Us
by physician in this city, which has so
much of the beautiful, selEsacrifcing
about it, that we cannot refrain from ma
king a note Of it. An orphan child, a
little girl, was left upon the charity of d
family in this city during the epidemic
now prevailing. She was entirely de-
pendent, a lonely; pennless orphan. The
family, upon whose care accident threw
her, feared their inability to take care Of
her, already having their hands full Of
the sick in their own household-what
could they do for her! how could they
dispose of her, TO have the proper atten-
ton shown? were question which were
discussed by the heads Of the family
After some consultation, it was agreed 10
place her under the care Of the Howards.
When this determination was made
known to the daughter of the family that
the little orphan was about 10 be sent
away, the daughter came with streaming
eyes 10 her father, pleading with him thai
her little companion might not be sent
away
Father, don't send her away from US.
| will stay with her, and nurse her if she
gets sick-,l may he an orphan too, soon.
and | would not like to have my little sis,
ter turned away"
II is needless to say her pleading, most
eloquent in its simplisiry and sincerity,
prevailed, and that this lite angel is now
the guardian and nurse of her orphan
companion.
When such incindents came within
our observation, they make the heart
glad. even though child be the party.
We fee that all is not selfshness-that
there are natural and noble impulses in
the heart, with traits Of character which
are more than lovely, and which approx.
mate that holy charity which belongs to
Team Times.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-03-11


fu5Ic notice j. hereby given that By virtue"
an orderCi The County cturtoiIa Sale Cturty
made ut the January tenn Hereof 1874 weshuh
expose TO sale public yendue % the 70 .idercc OF
Harrison \ DAVIS deceased in the town Of DAY.
ton IN said Ii SollC County, on Monday the 9Th
day OF March next, between the hours Of 10 o.
clock A VI and 7, VI the following real estate
Of which the said II n Divisdied seized the West
SoulhEl Section IN Town "A Range 2
EasI Of pnnclpie mendIan also the uoulI l2and
west = Of the south - of the north eusil-4 Of
he south east Ia seciion2l town 50 north range
east Of III prncipe meridian
Also The north l-2 OF the foil wing described
tracito wit, fraction Of he east y OF the north
east Ii, section s. town 81 north range 4, east VI
the Sd principle meridian, comm, nCiup on tho
east side OF sBid east 10 ofsaid section n, u
stake clainss SO Inks iiom he north east corner
otsad IL quarter srcon Ihpnse sourh niungshid
half quarter section lms, 4 chains and 81 lmks, 10
a stake, where wtre maple ~ inches through
bears north 30 dcgs wet lelinks. alsoa swamp
elm 10 inches through hears south 81 degs east 10
links; thence south 50 2decs. wesII5 cha,ns
and 80 links; thence north 80 dogs, Az east 5
chains and 40 links to a stake, thence north sol.
degs., cast IL chains and ~ links TO the place Of
beginning. saidnoth 9 containing 10. loo acres
| variations On lines 7drg)
Also the following Ofland beginning 5 chr Inc
| ami inks, north OF section line and chnins and
- inks, west ofthc south east corner Of the ives;
! i-2ot tie south west 4, oil section ! town g
| nonhrangc 8. east of the 81 principle merid-
| ian post, thence west 4 chains md 20 links;
/ thence norh 6OlinSs; thence wsst chain and.47
. links, thence north chains and IS links. thence
east 3 chninsand 2j links. thence south chains
| and I links, thence cast 2 CHAINS ard 3, link.
! thence south to the place Of beginning chnins ard
81 inks, Containing 70 ncles OF lnnd, in the
J south west quarter Of section |, town IS ronre
3 ',t OF 81 principle meridian, to pay the
debts gninsi said decd Telms made known at
| the day Of sale.
| AprAyp Hosropn) Admir-.
EMMA DAVE Admx.
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a ."''''".t'aiVT .ou.t y n'o' Estate.

81 "t''".tfaiyT > 4ou.t y i.'ot Estate
authority OF drcpial ufdrr Of the county
IL cru'i OF Livingston recently, made At the May
irnn 1913. nt said court, we shalt ou the IS DIV
1t April le5i. between ~ o'ciuck ~ tie irfrnoon
ara D "'ol 1N m the Afternoon Of said day, GA tho
premises, On Mod Creek IN Livingston cgauiy.
ana stare OF iilrols, 10 the highest Lili,r lor
tnsh m mana, Tue following teu, eriplr. wing aub
Jriu, in Livingston countyaa tate oi .no,s md
described Il tollows, TO WIT the en- Of The ga of
section no. except Hboni acres Also, the III
OF th- IA o. the nwq of sod section No. !. nj, Ia
township No. %, north otranre No 8 east ni the
81 = IN NfMurY HANrToa late Wriehty Wei
man Adm q Albert lFeiaap, decd aud Ivhn
tla'np' 80. her Nu-hpud fghruoVV Gf-6u
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LIZ sale Coanty Coa,t

Estate Of
-1DfeyH
NoTlCEish,rcby given. ,ha; On III, eo,hduy
y Of February next, nppl cation viii be made
10 she county court OF La Gallc county for an or.
Ter authorizing headninisrn 'or ci the estate ~
the said deceased IA ormpcrtd orst, the debts,
claims aud demands bconqrnr toihe said estate
orto he the same IN ead couyt !orjhe benefit OF
the heirs of the said utcslate or the creditors II
the saii estate. iau2l VA ,lors
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Err SnlC.

TIVE SuhscrIherh1s concluded 10 oiT'r FOR sale
1 his desirnhIe farm, known as the Ruberts
place nbou, one mile from Munson'own.
The fa,m contains 200 ucres--i0 OF which is
good timber, and 100 acres under fence, with Il
good hearing orchard, living water. &c.
For particulars. terms, &c, apply To Patrick
Brady on the farm, or ....
February 25-tw. n. +. EANES, Ottawa.
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NOliCc,

notice.
THE co partnership existing between the under
: signed, has this day been dissolved by mutual
cons, nj of both parties and all unsettled business
or Liabilities will be settled att he office Of the jul
NOR mariner who will continue their Ia te bust.
ness IN all it's various br inches.
GEORGE II. NpRTIS,
February 6, 1854. GEORGE >. FISHER.
The undersigned, sue cessor to Norris & Fl
sher, will carryon the hu'inessnt IN, same place,
oflan1 md insurance agency, banking exchange
aud brokerage, pirchlse and sale OF lands, cxa-
minntion of titles, paving taxes, huying, selling
and lnca ting land warrants, procurn pensinns,
back pay, &c +, conveynncing in illts branches
and collections in norlhsrn Illinois, and hcpcsby
his experience, cnrefnfhnd prompt attention to
merit the continued avurs oil the public and husi.
ness men who have here totore pauoniAed this es'
adjustment.
beg leave to reicr to any he public officers
of this county, or the gentlemen nn9edheIow'
Gov. Joel A. Mn,eson, Springfield, Illinois.
Hon, T. II Campbell, aud Of stnte"
n. II. Ridgeey, Pres Clnrks Tx bk'
Hon James Shields. U, $ senator,
Hon Jesse o. Norton, NJ C.,
Messrs. Geo, Smith & Co. bankers, Chicago, Ill.
Messrs / u Burch g. Co., "
Hon II%'''' VIM %a'l Il W cushman, ou,wa.lll
Messrs Glover e. Cook,
Hon. VIM. Rrddick,
Messrs T. W Clark g. Bros, bankers St Louis Mo
Messrs Page Il Bacon,
american Exchange Bank. New York.
! Messrs T. W Clark. Dodge & 20, bankers n Y
| Messrs Bcebe g. Co, ....
! John Thompson. ESQ,
! Messrs. ]. w. Clark Il Co., Boston.
Messrs Drcyel & CO., PM
Gen G. Y Il,llyer, Prs. Charter Oak Bk, Hart
ford Con Gov Chas. Pond, Milford, Con.
| February ll-6m
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Tax Sale Notice !

7 IN N'I' NUITCV =
NOTICES hereby given, to all whom il m7y
the year ls5l lhr door 81 the court house m OF
tawn, Ia Sale county and tate Of Illinois. by he
treasurer oi said county, on th. Is day ct June
a. ID 1852 d. Taylor purchased the follow.
is drscrbsd tract OF lanl silua,rd in said cour.
~, the cerlhca,, o winch has been duIy assigned
10 me md thatihe time OF redemption will ex
pre on the 18Th day OF June, A. u 1851
The whof the ncq sec IS, t 81. r3cnsiof the 81
p m. one uudh OF which has been redeemed,
February 2j s.. 3. FELLows
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Os;,gcOra,,,yc Sec,i.

SiALLv cure ina rev DAYS, twenty two bu.
] shells. which am assured IL Of very choice
1u'lity, having bought !, ola person who has had
lonGexpericuce in Gathering and curing he seed.
and teoD grea, confidence in recommending 1t 10
my customers. n5Ii-lf J. q. NATTlSGrr.
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administrator Notitcs.

- :. -. 1850 ,.--.s~a---.
Ef"t y l,G'Ui Grf1.e dot
pIESl AM to "a 0s,hf . tho county courr ., /.
4 La Hal!r county uJhot IL htIttl gi,' n, tiss
a. PERSONS having claims ugallst The estate q
willard GT-euc. Iuic ut La Sale CO., .e,.aaas
are required Ia pgodutc H.. snnr ia WING, Atr
HE them in SAID couI, on the B. MphdHyin MANN
neat. when and wh'te such claimants ole a..
~ sIed 10 appear, ior thc parfosc ~ hs,ng l.''r
claims adJust.dIi psisL,Ucr - lave
ANSiGui sr, Ex'I.
J1uI l.Nir htAN. TAR.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-03-11

Celebrated Original Arabian lnneps
THIS medicine having been extensively rseh
l. throughout the United States FOR many years,
has rcq1irrd ehrpu'GtIon ,--Aiorr M0n foxT
UHHdied Thousand t0tiieS have been soldwith.n
the last year, md the demand Is sill Increasing.
No medicine OF orpinary Gualires coudconlinuny
use so long. and yet maintain The high character
this article possesses
The Benrii,aiIorded the Suffering thousand.
wlneycr he forgotten, md iis increasing use will
daily produce More Eridcnes in is Furor.- No
medicine wilicure ali diseases, tu, incoRteS;iJi.
PiOcfis given that this Lnncnt will
PERMANENTLY CURE
hearly every complaint Tor which il, is rec omrncr-
ded. and III all cases prove 50 beneficial us 10 10
satisfactory 10 the afflicted.
tits manufactured with great care ofhie'ly me.
dcinal Ingredients, every article composingit il
Thoroughly tested anGihe Host Desh ariite DisfiI-
lGti0s used 10 obtain tie nctiv- principle in thu
most concentrated degree. husayoiding II possi .
biiy Of au inferior mixture.
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THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.

feoi What they Say DIR. J. r piaif, West.
field, indiana, in a leterto W. b. Farrell, dated
January 2S, 1871 says:
lhaveused your iinmen'nnd other medicines
and finding them excellent articles. md of ready
sale, and medicines which should he in every
house md stable. wish to know OH what terms
you williurrsh NE with n sufficient quantity tot
supply the whole State Of Indiana south and eas
OF the Wabash Respectfully yours,
JLPLAFE.
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Ready Made Clothing Forever!
THAVE a good stock Of Spriuc md Summer
/ Clothing, Just received from Boston, the best
market for this line OF good that must sell even
II | have to sell atioDorprices hnnnpvbodu else
All Interested in the cnise, plense cali and pur-
chase. MAY hl l.. ID. SMITH
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New Machine Shop !

TliEcity machine shop, situated on the hydrau-
he basin, next to the uIl mil. Is now in iuii ope-
ration AL kinds OF machine work made and re-.
paired at short notice. We care making superior
article Of
GRAIN AND GRASS CUT Frs,
Which will snonbe ready for sale. Tkcle aa-
chimes Erc made OF tie hest seasoned lumber and
wei. put together. 4 work done at reasonable
rates. Engines oyerhauied, Iepaiied aud SET up
We so,Icita share Of the public patronage. Re
collect he city mtrh'ne shqp, on the hydraulic
basin. February IL II II Foy & Co.
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hOUEpUCT
FLOUR MILL!

GRlNDING h'sbeen resumed at the ubnve
VI MILL which has been thoroughly overhauled
aud repaired,
The subscriber continues TO pay the highes, mar
kci price, in cash, for the bes, samples OF wheat,
ania supply Of gooi flour aud mill feed may be
found constantly on hand.
CUSTOM WORK
Solicited, and loue up promptly mud N sr'isiac
tory manner. February g5) JAMES Keller,
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T.. ID. Snlitla

T.. ID. Smith
T 5 now in receipt OF hafnllnnd winters stock ot
| goods, consisting OF great variety Of tnple
and fancy dry goods ready made clothing. hats
nd caps boots and shoes, groceries, hardware,
onrensware, SC; andh would invite those wi
shng TO purchase to give hima call feeling conf
dent ihnthe can give satisiact n.
October %. Id. SMITH.
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join " EST,
1917 Lake Street l9i
CARPET
AND
FURNISHING WAREHOUSE.
NE " GOODS.

Theabovc establishment Is now open with Z
choice selection OF
NEW GOODS.
Visitors TO Chicago will fni Al the above estnb-
llShnrnt every article appcrtaiRiug 20 The mInl
shug VI house with carpets, oil cloths, linens,
sheeilngs, window shades, togclhcr with com
nlete stock ui cabinet nrn.tIre well worthy the
attention o parties, about furnishing their hou-
scs. March
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ID DNbS 'HEb!
American Hair Res oratiy,.

FOR Restoring the HAN ca Heads uorrLEssLy
RAID, audit prevent the Hair from falling. Is
winning golden opinions oipersons who
1t. TINS Is anew artlcic, recently introduced. Is
II sure thIngtor Badness; aud will stand the test
"fa discerning public The proprictors have such
confidence m II that they authorize their
Agents TO take Bald cnsce Oh GUARAN TEE
prce Al IN lnrp. bottles
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Bank Of Ottawa.

..,lG'i iiexchauge on New York. Boston, Phila-
- dclphia. Chicago. aud ST LOUIS.
Also, exchanges on London, IN sums Of one
pound sterling andupwarl-, available ntany bank
in England, Scotland, Ireland, France o. Ger.
many.
Interest oHored on dcporit,
Gold aud silver coin bought and sold.
November la Cos. FlsrEs.
Look ont for Fire.
AYE are agent for the
w .Ena Insurance 90, Hartford, Conn.
Hartford "
Northwestern" oswcgo, n Y.
nod aud responsible companies, having st God
the ties, oil manyyearsi aud are prcpared,o insdrc
the property OF our friends aud nelghbors against
iossby tire, on inir terms me- OLo s Fisrrr.
lnlnndmlruc risks taken IN 'hc Gtnn
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Country Merchants

Wishing To repenish their stock, will find
good m assor,mentH' the old stand Of Walker g.
Tickling, and at ms low prices, ms cnn BE- iourd in
Chicago. October 49, S. w CuEEvEN.
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Ask Tor Or. IT. 2, ForrrlVs frob1dn Nni-
nrnt, MS counterfeit called II. e.. Farelrs is in
the market. Be careful you are not imposed
upon. o.
" W. Cavalry G J.. Thompson, tellowr,
Walker & Co.. and by merchants and drurglsn
generally August 81
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7 IlypLrY, Clerk.
J,eland & Jones, com gol. Narch 4

81 4 7 u Ut IIFVIN, n N1I1f t.uNL, -.
La Sale circuit court, 10 May term lS5i
Bertha L3tluS. John LIti--b Tor divorce.
I I appearing from an affidavit on tie in the
clerks Office OF the circuit court oisnii county
That said Iohn Lofts not edtnt Of the state OF
Illinois, aud the complainant having fled her bill
oil compllIut herein, aud summons having issued
thetrou according TO law.
Notice IS therefore hereby given to the said John
Lott TINT unless you personally be and appear he
fore the crcnit court OF said county, on the FIST
day Of the next term thereof, to be holden 81 the
court house IN Ottawa, on the Sl day Of MAY
next. and plead, answer, iemur, orcxcepi to said
compliments bill OF complaint, the same will be-
taken as confessed BY you and the matters mud
things threein prayed Tor. deue d 'ccordnrly.
I. LISpLEY Cicrk.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-11
Serr0Hs.

Our Democratic friends are in a fix over the re-
suit OF the Northern elections Accounts of def at
after defeat come to them in quick succession from
the region where their "Norhern aLEes have bnreto-
fore reigned ornnipotcnt. The strong holds Of De.
mocracy In the North have been surrendered and
Southern Democrats amidst their confusion and d en-
modification at the result, amazingly puzzled 10
account for this lamentabie state Of affairs They diff
fer widely from each other in the causes assigned.
The Richmond Enquirer would have its readers
believe that il is all owing to the Nebraska oues nm
that 1t was brought about by coalition of WLip-
and antrNebraska Democrats. The Wings of The
North come in for the standing ephets of dcnunca-
ton, as reesoers and aboltionss always cut and ry
Tor use on such occasions. In this case a pretty
large portion of the Northern Democrats with South
ern feelings" 1t seems entitled to an equal share
Of those denunciatiOns, for it has turned out that
enough OF them have been found ready TO coo'esee
win the wings in the late elections to carry the DIV
Ihe cry oil Wing and Abolition coalitions will do for
tno southern market II sa favorite suberrugc with
our Noighbor ofthe Enquirer, and We arc not al MI
surprised at the resort 10 ii at present
but the Washington Ssatiasl gives quite different
version OF the causes which have brought about the
recent democratic defeats That paper is very indg.
nant ~ inc IDEA that they should be attributed to the
Nebraska Bill, and denies that the Bill was made
test question Now, our Democratic contemporaries
OF the Enquirer and Sentinel may TAX, either horn
OF the dilemma aud they will find it an IN hill bus
ness in furnishing any satisfactory explanation of the
deplorable want of harmony among the Harmonious.
Suppose IL is as the Seatnep says not owing to Do
mocratc opposition to the Nebraska Bill why is it
then that the party have met Nth such overwhelming
dechH IL II IL not on the ground of opposition TO
the Nebraska Bill then t must be on the ground Of
opposition to tic general course Of the Admnistra-
tom Take the 'Ssati1eEs view of the case and the
Administration stands repudiated in the strongest
holds OF Northern Democracy, including the Presi-
dents own STAT for the reason of general imbecity
and undtnoss for discargng the public duties There
Is no other alternative
on the other hand, take the 'Ea7uirer'S view OF
the case that was the result Of OF position to tho
Nebraska BIZ, as test question, by combination of
Wings and Democrats, and your Northern Democrat.
Win southern feelings" como out missing. They
have 80 far proved tresehSrous to their Southern al
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
SAILING or CUBAN sTEAMERS.
HRnM N q, A srtes
PORT OF RICHMOND
ARRIVED.


Schr Chas L. Allen. Rhodes, lime, L. Libby
Brig Hamilton, Kellum, Boston, midz.
Brig Brannon, Fairfield, Salem, plaster.
Schr Baltimore, Phillips, Baltimore mdz. w. ID. Col
quit & Go.
Schr Paragon Johnson Attakapas sugar ard molasses
Dunlop Moncure & Co.
Schr Sarah and Lucy, Morton, Attakspss, sugar and
molasses, Dunlop Moncure & Co. II.uII
Schr Amos Falkenburg, Beatty, Attakapas sugar and
molasses, Dunlop, Moncure & Co.
Schr Matilda. Churchhill Attakapas, sugar and molas
sea, Dunlop, Moncurc & Co.
Schr Genroy, Edgecomb, New Orleans, sugar and mo-
lasses.
schr Arkand North, Baltimore, mdz. w. d. Colqui.,
& Co.
schr Col. Davis Adams, NofOlk, md,. W. D. Colquii.
& Co. tsee
ssm'r 3elvdere, Prichard, Baltimore, md1. Ludlam q
Watson.
Steamship jamestown, Cavendy, n, Y, md1 and pas.
sengers.
Schr Henrico, Chester New York. mdx. David Cur
rie
Schr Falmouth, Decatur, Bait. mdz w. D. Colquit. &
Co.
Schr Jas Porter, Freeman, Salem, mdz. Shields Sc.
mervillc.
schr II. K. Dunton, - Salem. mdx. Shields Somer-
vlle
Schr Saratoga, Hogden, Philadelphia.
MEMORANDA.
BosroN, April T.-Arrived schrs. John Bell, Ham,
Richmond, Jane Iugraham, Perry, do: Westoyer,
Gray, do.
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For several days past We have hal extremely cold
weiler, accompanied by heavy frosts. On Nond,y
morning. the 81 inst the Thermometer stood NJ ten de
gtees below the freezing point We presume that nearly
all the peaches have been killed. the trees were GU, in
foil bloom Olher fruits have suffered considerably from
this "colI spell"- N orgiRe Rcgister.
We have authority for saying that the report which has
gone into circulation that The small po1 has made lie
pearanco At Campbell Court House is errone,us gen
ueman residing there attacked with what the plysl
ican at rst thought TO DO varood but afterwards con
cuded to be chicken pox We mOkc this statement that
persons having business Court Monday may not be de-
tered from going-LynebbuIg Virgi,ipi.
We learn from the Virginia Recorder, that the Rno
Hotel In Paonsburg keep by Nc Ddrst, was few days
ago. destroyed by fire. IL will be quite serious loss
both 70 the proprietor and the town We have not
heard whether they intended TO rebuild or not.-B.
rumor Is current that another murder has occurred
in Rockbrdge since that Of Moore IL Is said ht two
brothers dieagrced and fred q shot At the other
whereupon brother in.law Of the who was aot at
instantly shot the other Rnedtis Democrat dpyiI T.
GreenbrioF Pfesbytery will this place on Thurs
day the goth Of tho present mouth III o'clock A. ~
and will be opened by Sermon. Il is expected that
there will be divine service the forenoon and evening
Of each day during the week. and the following Sab
can,
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RIoHMoND MARKETS. Arm. 10.

RICHA0ND MARKETS. ApRn 10.
,sssoNew Mountain cured, hog round, lq ets
om.nneid, i.2alo; Baltimore Sides l2 q 4; Should
er ID Al g; Joles o Ia q l.2; centsL
bolIsnn'oshen, 10 % cents stock Of Mountain
large and dull, at 10 q ls cents.
COFFEE-we quote Rio n "A =. 70 10. I.ouvr.
iSe Java IL l-2 IL l.2; Mocha II l2 q 10 l.a eta
CORN MEAL-soasO cents.
flsH.-hackerel, No. Be, small, TAT Ia; the latter
per Dbl; groes 3l.9 az.
FLoUR-sioco the arrival Of the last steamer there
have been no transactions.
GUANO-soO i.s cash.
GRAlNS--Beans, white 81 per bushel.
Corn 7Sa76 cents per bushel
Oats, 40a42 cts per bushel
Peas blackeye, 81 l-2 cts per bushel
Rye, 30 cts per bushel-wanted.
WHEAT-Dull. but little receiving, prices nominal.
HAf-Northern selling at 81 on tho wharf, In do.
IRoN.Pig ssS 40 per ton, except in small parcels
swedas 400; Tredegar and English refined sO0o Com
mon English 7os 7e up country bar 7oa76.
LARD-In bbs IL, kegs IL q IL l.2 cents.
LUMBER-Planl, g ineh Sas; l.s do $a6; 1 ID do
SsOae9 l.s; do IL l.2al3; "a do 1000 Weather
Boarding Sls l2als according to quality. scautlng
SIC l2. North Carolina Flooring, dressed SesssO Wiz
gnia Flooring, rough slsa2o Tobacco Box Boards But.
tonwood, 2oas0oo. So Poplar 2oa26.00; Susquehanna
inch lsals.oo. White Pine, No. 1, SO 40 White
1875 per N. for iven l76 for sawed. Shingles fair
article, worth 4e0a476 per NJ supply moderate with
good demand.
LIQUORS.-whiskey, Richmond. Rectifed. SO cents.
cash-demand good Tuscaloosa bOa8O cents Cincinnati
recfd, much wanted, &c; Old Family Rye, a. Rich.
srdsons Old Family, IS; Richardson's No. rs; Bumgard
ners Old Rye, IS; 0nondaga Family, 10; Onondags No
l, As; Mountain, eoa8b; Brandy, common Imitation,
ssa4oc.; common 4th proof 4basoc, cash. otard, Du.
puys, % s4a6; Hennessy, So Ssab; Pinet Co.. IS ga
as; Apple, 46a76e. Gin American common, s7asscol
Holland, $l.l0al.2oc. N. + Rum, 3Tassc.
LIVE SToCR.-(J. Shocks Report)-Beef Cattle,
scale weight, $S26a$426 gross; Extra quality CONS
mands - so; market well supplied. Hogs $3.50; de.
msnd moderate.
MoLAssEs-New Orleans, 90 2sc Cuba 29 LEA
CSC.
PLASTER-Lump lie. Ground 50.
SaLT-From wharf lS5al90; from store l90a$e
SUGARS-We quote Porto Rico Ga IA centst
N Orleans "a 8 cents; Crushed and Powdered Ia
40 l-2 cts; Coffee Sugar, e34a7lec.