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Georgetown weekly news., 1854-10-26

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, Ell Dorado
~ County ss-In Justices Court before A. P.
Williams Justice of the Peace, Georgetown town.
ship.
The People of the State of California to CA
LEB R. PRATT, Greeting: You are hereby sum-
moned to be and appear before me, the under
signed Justice of the Peace In and for the town
ship of Georgetown, county and State aforesaid
at my office in Georgetown in said township on
the thirtieth day of October, A. D. 1854, at the
hour of ten O'Clock A. NJ. of said day, then and
there to answer the complaint of z. Hopper, now
on file in my office, in civil action for the re-
covery Of the sum of two hundred dollars, money
paid by the said Hopper in full satisfaction and
discharge of certain promissory note made by
you and the said Hopper, and payable to Hugh
Green or order for the sum of two hundred dol
lars, upon which said note said Hopper was sure
ty for you.
Herein fail not to appear and answer as above
required or judgment will be taken against you
by default for the said sum of two hundred dol
lars and costs and expenses of this suit.
Witness my hand at my Office in Georgetown,
this the 18th day Of October, A. D. 1914.
A. P. WILLIAMS, J. P.
1t appearing to my satisfaction by the affidavit
OF the above named z. Hopper, that Caleb r.
Pratt, the acove named defendant, so conceals
himself that personal service cannot be made up
on him, and that a good cause of action exists
against him, it is ordered that service herein be
made by publication of summons once a week
for two weeks in the Georgetown Weekly News,
public newspaper published in Georgetown,
county and State aforesaid
A. P. WILLIAMS, J. P.
Oct. u, 1854. 1-2w
Georgetown weekly news., 1854-10-26
GEORGETOWN NEWS.
The Know Nothing.

"WHERE have you been?" asked Mrs. Snob,
As Mr.. Snob reel'd in at the door;
ga pretty time to seek your home
I'm sure it's twelve o'clock-and more.
These midnight revels will not do;
Shame on you, Snob, for acting so
Where have you been | ask again.
Says he, g dear wife, do not know"
ga pretty plight your hat is in
And see, your coat is muddied Ger;
Your nose is like a tomato,
And you can scarcely reach the door.
How came you so, you naughty man,
Say, Mr.. Snob, how came you soW
"My dearest wife, don't bother me
You've heard me say that don't know.
" I don't know how met the boys,
And how | made my maiden speech;
/ don't know what twas all about,
Or whether twas a howl or screech
l don't know if twas pop we drank,
Or whisky legier-bier or rum;
don't know how broke my nose,
Or how navigated hum"
" see it all, you cruel mani"
Cried Mrs Snob, excited quite
You've joined the men who nothing know,
And you've been meeting them tonight.
Well, Ill forgive you, if you'll tell
Why they do meet in secret so?"
Why, Mrs Snob, / do not knolc."
Georgetown weekly news., 1854-10-26

A PAIR OF SISTERS WITH EACH A PAIR
OF TwINs.-A funny assault case came be-
fore Justice Osborn, some time since A
tall, thin, Tartaric looking woman, named
Margaret Long, was brought "like Niobe, "
all tears" into the police court, and after a
good deal of resistance on her part, placed
in the dock. At the same time pretty
pert looking girl entered the witness box
Having been sworn, she proceeded to state
that her name was Jane Long, and that she
was virtuous woman, gainsay it who
could. Prisoner was her sister, but had
never treated her (witness) as a sister
should. "But what can you expect, your
honor" continued the witness, evidently
growing excited, ''from a person who has al
ready had four children-two pairs of twins
and not a single husband?" daughter
Magistrate-Well, of what do you now
complain?
Witness-Oh of all kinds of things, sir;
first, she abuses me, calling me -, ah,
you know what, your worship Qaughter)
and then, after having given me this black
character, she winds up by giving me this
black eye. Increased merriment)
Prisoner (nterrupting) our honor,
it's all false. I'll tell you all about it. I've
had twins, you must know, and so has she.
(Laughter.) We both went to the Island
to be confined, and because my twins were
finer than hers, the moment [ gets well she
begins to abuse me and call me everything
in the world but virtuous woman.
Magistrate-And why should she call
you virtuous- unmarried women don't gen
orally have twins (Laughter)
Prisoner-Just so, your worship; but
she's worse than I am.
Witness Gnterrupting) You lying hus-
sy! Why you know you have had four
children while I've had one pair of sweet
little twins. (Roars Of laughter.)
Prisoner-Well and amt I double your
age you ugly brute?
Magistrate-There, stop that; I've heard
plenty. Margaret, you can give bail for
the assault.
Prisoner-Yes, bail is plenty.
Magistrate-Take her down stairs, off
and let her send for her bail. (To Marga-
et)-I shall lock you up at two o'clock un-
less you are ready with your bail then.
Georgetown weekly news., 1854-10-26
RAILROAD.
""Sa@
BUILDING, NAVIGATION-A SURE
FORTUNE TO BE MADE BY
MUTUAL ASSOCIATION.

FORTUNE TO BE MADE BY
MUTUAL ASSOCIATION.
Capital, SI,OO0,OGO.
SUBSCRIPTIONS ONLY ONE EACH
DISTRIBUTION OF SHARES.
10 shares. ......... for One Dollar.
100 shares. ....... for One Dollar.
5000 shares. ...... for One Dollar.
Is 900 shares. ....... for % cents.
10000 shares. .......... for One Dollar.
To take place at the Office of the Association
by the shareholders, on the first and third Tues
day of each month. Each distribution will be
published and forwarded to the agents of the As
sOciation
The winners of the above shares shall be stock
holders in the enterprise above mentioned, to the
amount of the number of shares gained, or shall
be entitled to the amount in cash at their option
WANTED-Agents and correspondents in all
the towns and villages of the State, and ports of
the Pacific. The attention of intelligent persons
is called Establish rafting for shares in your
offices and phases of business. Ten per cent of
the sale of shares will be allowed in all cases.
Certificates of shares will be furnished by the Di-
rectors in San Francisco, and due notice will be
given of the manner of distribution. All shares
not disposed of before the days of distribution,
can be exchanged for those of the distribution
following. For all shares not disposed of afte:
the third distribution, the money paid will be re-
turned.
For farther particulars, which will prove of
great advantage and interest, inquire either per-
sonally or by letter postpaid at the Office of the
association Nos. 102 and l04 Merchant ST., San
Francisco. Oct. 19-1-2w
Georgetown weekly news., 1854-10-26

GAs.-Sacramento City is soon to be lit
up with gas. The Union says: at is the
determination of the gas company SO far to
perfect the construction of their works as
to light the Capitol with gas during the
session Of the Legislature next winter. A
general distribution Of the gas at that time
will be prevented, in consequence of their
inability to purchase the requisite pipe in
this State. The greater part Of the street
main has, necessarily, been ordered from the
East"
Georgetown weekly news., 1854-10-26
CaIifornia
HOLIDAY GIFTS /!
600 Gifts, Value $50, 900
One Hundred Slugs. gs.... 81, 900.
Ingot of Gold, d,.........S So, 500.
Tickets, $1,OO.

lst Gift, One Hundrd Slugs. .$5 900
3D. Improved Ranch in Napa County, War
rantee Deed, GAO acres, with house, &c 4,500
3d. Splendid Cottage & Lot on Mission Road $500
4th, Ingot of California Gold $500
5th, Elegant Family Carriage. ...... i 900
9th, Magnificent Square Piano Forte. 49,. $50
18th, Heavy Magic Case Gold Watch, dia-
8th, do do do. 80. 300
9th, do do do. 800
10 to 80, 80 First Cabin Steamer Tickets to
Atlantlc States. Observation-Disclosures. 5000
40 to ~, 3 large Diamond Cluster Pins $50
each .............. ...... 75o
43 to 40, 3 fine Diamond BreastP Pins, first
water, 5000 each Observation-Disclosures. 600
46 to AZ, 2 Grand Melodeons, Princes, $3.50
each. Observation-Disclosures. 800
AS to 81, so Gold Cased Hunting Lever
Watches rating from 5000 to 500. -. $3.50
9S to 127, 80 Gold Cased Hunting Lever An
chor Watches, rating from $50 to SIS 5000
128 to l47, 20 Gold Lapine Watches, rating
from 800 to $50. ................... 1875
148 to 1877, so Fine Gold Vest Chains, Va
rious patterns, $50 to SIS .,...... ,22O
1913 to 217, 20 Fine Gold Fob Chains, vari-
GUS patterns, aggregate. ......... 500
2lS to 242, 25 Fine Gold Guard Chains, va
rious patterns, aggregate. ....... 675
24S to 254, II Ladies' Fine Gold Chatelaines
aggregate Observation-Disclosures. 240
700 TO Z6O, Fine Gold GentlemenS Seals,
aggregate NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 120
261 to 800, 40 Fine Gold Gentlemen's Seals
aggregate Observation-Disclosures. 400
sol to $50, so Fine Gold Lockets, various
patterns. ...............
35l to 45O, 100 Fine Gold Rings, various
patterns and sizes, aggregate. 49,. 600
451 to 462, IL Fine Gold single stone Dia-
mond Rings, aggregate ........... 240
463 to 474, II Fine Gold single stone Dia-
nOnd Pins aOOrnpata 0d0
475 to 4S6, II Fine Gold Ruby Pins, aggre-
gate .................. Z4O
4S7 to 492, Fine Gold Ladies' Bracelets,
aggregate ....................... l2O
493 to 500, Fine Gold Ladies' Breaches,
aggregate Observation-Disclosures. 100
sol to 600, 100 Canton Embroidered Shawls 5000
RzrTo be distributed by Committee of Tick
ct Holders, in San Francisco, on New-Years Day,
Jan. /, '55.
B. j. BOWMAN & CO.,
Managers.
So Office 1873 Clay street up stairs. 1-tf
Georgetown weekly news., 1854-10-26

R9> The question has been asked why it
is considered impolite for gentleman to go
into the presence Of of ladies in their shirt
sleeves, whilst it is considered in every way
correct for the ladies themselves to appear
before gentlemen without any sleeves at all.
Georgetown weekly news., 1854-10-26

GENA lady, whose portrait Opie was
painting, was mastering all her smiles to
look charming, till at length the irritated
artist could endure the constrained and af
iected features no longer; starting up and
throwing down his brush, he exclaimed in
his broad style
Il tell ye what it is, nam, if ye grin SO.
/ Gamma draw We at ALL"
Georgetown weekly news., 1854-10-26

A clergyman catechizing the scholars in
a Wisconsin Sunday School, asked little
boy how he thought Jonah felt while in the
whales belly.
"Pretty well down in the mouth, sir" was
the prompt reply.
Georgetown weekly news., 1854-10-26

Ny dear, what makes you always yawn,"
A wife exclaimed, her temper gone,
q Is home so dull and 1reary z"
Not so, my love- he said-not So
q But man and wife are one, you know,
And when I'm alone, I'm weary"
Georgetown weekly news., 1854-10-26
DIR, ], D. BROWN.

"AS RETURNED from the Eastern States
and is devoting much of his time to the
TREATMENT OF THE EYE. The Doctor can
be consulted at all times of the day, at his Dis
pensary, corner of Sacramento and Montgomery
streets, Rooms 8 and 8, up stairs.
DR.. BROWN offers the following high recon-
mendations:
eve hereby certify that J. D. Brown, NJ D.,
has passed minute and highly satisfactory ex-
animation upon the Eye and its diseases, at the
New York 0pthalmic Hospital and we consider
him fully competent to treat all affections of the
Eye.
In testimony whereof, we have caused the Seal
OF the Corporation to be hereunto affixed.
MARK STEPHENSON, N. d.,
VALENTINE Mort, NJ d.. LID, e
JOHN p. GARIsH, DE- D.,
DAVID l.. ROPERS. =
EA- Operations for Cataract, Strabismus, Fis,
tula, Lachrymals, etc.
An assortment of ARTIFICIAL EYES con-
stantiy on hand and will be inserted at prices to
suit the times.
J. D. BROWN, NJ. D.,
In Armory Hall, cor. Sacramento and Montgom-
cry sts., San Francisco.
REFERENCEs:
j. Harrison Fry, Esq, Cyril Y. Grey, Esq.
E. Bartlett, Esq, Edward Mckinley, ESQ.
Oct. H. law
Georgetown weekly news., 1854-10-26
Pioneer Line Of Stages
PLACERVILLE TO GEORGETOWN,

ss=93Sss-ss Via Chill Bar, Kelsey, American
&zslSssz8 and Spanish Flats.
The stages of this line leave the Union Hotel,
Placerville every morning at o'clock. Return
ing, will leave the, Nevada House, Georgetown,
at 2 O'Clock, P. N.
This line has been in operation since July Sd;
and from the past patronage the proprietOrs fiat
ter themselves that this is not only the cheapest,
but most commodious way of travelling between
the two places, being under the management of
an experienced driver.
l-tf HUNTER & CO., Proprietors.
Georgetown weekly news., 1854-10-26

warner samuel Wright David
warner simeon Wright Hiram
Weske a Wright Charles
Yearout Ralph Yule John
Young Samuel
Zigler George W Zimmerman johannes
FOREIGN LIST.
Burmeister N H Linn Edward
Elthingham John Mocha Mr.
Fossett LOrean MOrrOs A w
Hndee Peter Meyer B J
Holburg Andrew Peirce Alecscise Pierre
Hahner Rasper Anton Rothstein Victor
Keller James Roper L
LASER Henry Sewell Joseph
Ley AntOnia
7. NJ. REED, P. NJ.
Georgetown, Oct 2, 1854.
Georgetown weekly news., 1854-10-26

MINT SrATIsTICs-W tax the following
list of the deposits and coinage of the S. F.
Branch Mint, from the Pacific The sta
tistics are for the quarter ending Sept. Both:
Gross Weight.
Deposits for coinage. 49,. .ozs. l42,974 80
Impaired Bars 105,302 81
Parted Bars. "a 81
Georgetown weekly news., 1854-10-26

ESeasOns return, but not to me returns
Day or the sweet approach of eve or
morn,'' ssI'm blind,
Georgetown weekly news., 1854-10-26
LIST OF HETTERS

ID EMAINING in the Post Office at George
IL town, Ell Dorado County, Cal, which if not
taken out in three months, will be sent to the
Post Office Department as dead letters. Persons
calling for any Of these letters, will please say
advertised"
Georgetown weekly news., 1854-10-26
GEORGETOWN NEWS"

CAN be had at Gibbs Bookstore, at 25 cents
~ per copy, neatly enveloped, postage paid.
Georgetown weekly news., 1854-10-26
Oct IA, 1854.
NtTATE OF CALIFOBNIA, FL Dorado

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, Ell Dorado
y County ss-J. C. Simpson VS.. Caleb R. Pratt.
In Justices Court, before A. ?. Williams, JUS
tice of the Peace, Georgetown township.
The People of the State of California to CA
LEB r. PRATT, greeting: You are hereby sum-
moned to be and appear before me, the under
signed Justice of the Peace, in and for the town
ship OF Georgetown, county and State aforesaid
at my office in the town of Georgetown, on the
thirtieth day of October A. d. 1854, at the hour
of ten o'clock, A. NJ of said day, then and there
to answer the complaint of j. G. Simpson, now
on file in my office, in civil action for the re-
covery of the sum of one hundred dolla:s and six
dollars interest, money paid by said Simpson in
full discharge and satisfaction of certain prom
issory note made by you, and payable to Hugh
Green or order, for the sum of one hundred dol
lars with interest at the rate of three per cent
per month, upon which said promlissory note said
j. G.. Simpson was liable as surety.
Herein fail not to appear and answer as above
required, or judgment will be taken against you
by default for the said sum of one hundred and
six dollars and costs and expenses of suit.
Witness my hand at my Office in Georgetown
this the 18th day of October, A. D. 1854.
A. P. WILLIAMS, J. P.
It appearing to my satisfaction by the affidavit
of j. c. Simpson, the above plaintiff, that the
above named defendant, Caleb R. Pratt so con-
ceals himself to avoid the service of the above
summons, that he cannot after due diligence be
found, and that cause of action exists against
said defendant, it is ordered that service herein
be made by publication of summons once week
for two weeks in the Georgetown Weekly News,
public newspaper published in Georgetown,
county and State aforesaid.
A. P. WILLIAMS, J. P.
Oct. H. 1854. I-2w
Georgetown weekly news., 1854-10-26
NEWSPAPERS.

A LII the different Sacramento and San Fran
N cisco Daily Papers received every day, and
furnished to regular subscribers in town at so
cents per week, and delivered
Also, all the different Weekly Papers, for
the mail steamers, may be had done up in wrap
pers, postage paid for 25 cents per copy,
sS-At the Literary Depot.-Ga
Georgetown weekly news., 1854-10-26

Alcoye. A ] Anderson, NJ
Allen, VIM G Anderson, Thomas
Allen, Charles Andrews, Geo W 2
Alton, L D Armstrong, VIM I
Ames, Charles 3 Atkinson, John
IL
Bagley VIM H 5 Black, w
Baihr, Louis Blackburn Joseph
Baker, John S Blackington. Inciu
BaIlou, Gilbert Blaylock, Mrs Ham
Baldwin, Josiah Blue, VIM Do
Ballard, d G Boone, Milton G
Banks, Joseph Bradford, Benz F
Barada, Antoine Braughton, John
Bartley, W A Bredwell, Thos T
Barricklow, James C Brockway, Royal
Barlow, I'll 5 Brooks, Samuel d
Barden, Knight Bronson, James G
Barthel, Valentine Bryan, Francis 2
Battershell, G. R. Buford, James P
Blcleer, Daniel Bunch, Isaac II
Bear, Louis Bunting, Amos
Beach, W B Bunting, Samuel
Beastar, William Burgess, R
Bebee, T H2 Burk, Martin
Becker, Franklin Burk, Robert
Bellows, Simon Bust, John
Benedict, } Butler, James G 2
Beran, Thomas Butler, Stephen
Best, Valentine 2 Butler. John
Bird, VIM Butler, TJ
C
Calef, John q Clively, James
Caldwell, Josiah Clough, TIC
Carter, William Cobleigh, RT
Carothers, James Cofer, George IN
Casey, Timothy Colwell. Thomas r
Case, Henry C2 Coleman. John B
Carlisle, John NJ Compton. Al
Chatham, Z Coppers, William 4
Christensop,C r Cooper, John G
Chrisman, Williem Crayens. John G
clark, John Crawford, Thomas
clark, Roswell T Cushman, Elbert S
Clay, Peter Cushman, z
0iay, Gharles Gushing, Adoniram
Cline, David A Cutseli, William
Chppard, Franklin
Daggett, W Donelson, Joseph
Damon, Thomas Dorand. George
Day, James E Dorr, Henry
Day. Mrs A Maria Dorr, A w
DAVIS, George Douglass, Edmund
DAVIS, Isaac Dotson, Charles w
Davis, William Doughty, James G F..
Dean, George E Doyle, John
Dement,, Samuel G Driskal, Cornelius
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-01-18
MURDER.

We learn that foul murder was committed in
this County, Saturday evening last upon the body
of one Napoleon Blake. Itseems that Landy TiPpett
cripple, and some Of the Keiths, with man named
Fowler, were at the shop of John Rosemond, some
four miles west of this place, when the deceased
came up. Tppett dropped his crutches and collared
him, and Eaton Keith struck him several times with
his fist, and then dealt him blow the head with
one of the crutches which caused his death. Blake
died Sunday morning. Fowler, it is stated, hold
Keith for while, and endeavored to prevent the act.
We learn that Keith and Tippett have surrendered
themselves and are in Jail
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-01-18

e5 We published, a few weeks since, marriage
notice, which turns out to be fase-Wiam Pollok
Esq, Sheriff Of Jones County to Mrs. Oily Harper
We have the letter containing this notice, dated
Richards, Onslow, Dec. 49, 1853, and signed J. S.
Williams.
Mr.. Pollok is gentleman of much responsibility,
and married man. We have known him many
years as an esteemed friend, and regret that our
paper has been made the medium for such publ
cation. We are confident it is not necessary that
we should assure him that regarded the notice
true; if we had entertained the slightest doubt on
the subject it would not have been published. As
for the scoundre who has thus tred with the feel
ings of those concerned all have to say is, that
though he may not be chased up and exposed, still
he will live on in the consciousness of having per-
formed mean act-an act alike silly and cowardly,
as well
The press is strict in its rules in relation to the
publication of marriages and deaths it uniformly
requires the of some person with the notice.
but there in which, after the utmost care
the Editor is imposed upon.
Whether he 1.-THE Standard knows if the members
of the Federal Government are engaged in any other
nterferences with the politics of this State?
n. G. Statesman.
We know of no interference with the politics of
this State by members of the federal government
except that of Cooke, who holds subordinate
place in one of the departments at Washington, and
who undertook in the late campaign in this District
to dictate the people thereof to vote for Mr. A W.
Venable Mr.. Cooke, we believe-for we do not
charge our memory particularly with such concerns
issued a proclamation " on the subject, which
had about as much effect the proclamation of the
Eastern Satrap that ne having dined all the rest of
creation might go to dinner.
We should be as prompt as any one to resent such
"interferences ~; and we undertake to say that if
Mr. Cooke should repeat his interesting efforts IN this
respect he will be duly invited to retire to the shades
of private life.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-01-18
CITY ELECTION.

At an election held in this City, on Monday last,
for Inten liant and seven Commissioners, W. Dallas
Haywood, ESQ, was chosen Intendant without oppo-
sition and Messrs E. Smith, Dr.. VIM. H Mckee,
Sc ton Gales, c. B. Root, Isaac Rpcter, S. W. Viii
ting, and A. NJ German, Commissioners. The fo!-
lowing is the vote:
EASTERN WARD
EIdredge Smith 90 votes; DR.. w. II. Mckee 81
NJ B. Register 81 Gen. R. w. Haywood 40.
MIDDLE WARD
Seaton Gales 48 votes; c. B. Root 49 Isaac Proc
ter 10; E. P Guion 20; P. F. Pescud 10; Ira Beck
with. Is.
WESTERN WARD.
A. NJ German 40 votes S. W. Whiting Al L..
O. B. Branch 4G: Dr. J.J w. Tucker 43.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-01-18
LIFE AND DEATH.

:
- I" What is Life, Father ?"
SEA battle, my child,
Where the strongest lance may fail,
Where the wariest eyes may be beguiled,
And the stout est heart may quail
Where the foes are gathered on every hand
And rest not day nor night,
s And the feeble little ones must stand
In the thickest of the fght"
''What is Death, Father?'
~ Is The rest, my child,
When the strife and the toll are Ger,
And the angel of God, who calm and mild,
Says we need fight no more;
Who driveth away the demon band
Bid the din of the battle cease;
Takes the banner and spear from our failing hand
And procainls eternal Peace"
Let me die, Father 1 tremble-I fear
To yield in that horrible strife"
The crown must be won for Heaven, dear,
In the battlefield of life.
My child, though thy foes are strong and tried,
~, lie loreth the weak and small );
The angels of Heaven thy side,
And God is over all.'
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-01-18
THE MARKETS.

The receipts ofCOTTON small sales mostly at go.
CORN Is IN good demand at 81 and upwards
Sales of FLOUR at So 50 to $6-demand good.
OATS are in great demand for sowingsoe sales high
as 20 cents per buShe from wagons
SPIRITS TURPENTINE 81 10 90 cts per gallon.
RAW TURPENTINE SO % per barrel.
f.atabies OF all kinds scarce, and commands high
prices. CaroiniSn.
WILMINGTON Jan. IA.
NAVAL STORES. The receipts of TURPENTINE con-
nue very light and the sales yesterday only ITO bbs
at SO 40 for yellow 81 IS for virgin and 81 20 for hard
q go lbs There offering this morning that
know Of, and there is fair demand the above
quotations In SPIRITS TURPENTINE we notes sale yes
terday Of 100 bills at IS gallon also hear OF
ported sales yesterday of several parcels figure but
cannot ascertain the the close of the day
So cents was offered and refused and holders firm
asking higher rates Nothing doing this morning In TAR
we m @ decline IN price with sales Of "a bb
lowest figure. No sales in ROSIN.
CORN The cargo of 1000 bushels received day two
SINCE SeT S9d Syesterday at ~ cents bushel
4 10, for inferior 10 good quality.
MOLASSkS-A cargo of .25 hhds. arrived Yesterday
from Cardenas sales,
T1MBER-Sales of six RATS at S. 81, SO g SO so p
IL, inspection and measurement. Journal.
NoRFoLK January IA.
REPORTED FOR THE " NoRTH-cARoLINA STANDARD
By A. M; M'PHEETERS & Co.,
HA0!sSae G"ccers Eorerarng If Commission Merchants.
No. ROANOKE SQUARE.
BEANSrSl1G q ~ per bus,e.
COTTON-n fair demand, "a ~ O. quality.
mand; sales of Family IS; Extra 81 so; ST 81 20;
Sc 80 "a ST 10
GRoCERIES- c,fee ID cts; Rio 121l g IS Java
Az Is; Cuba Molasses25 q 26 cts; New Orleans 81
q 81 cts Mould Candles Az g Is cts; Adamuntine Cam
dies - "a p
OATS-3S a 40 cts per bushel.
PEAS-Few in market, 80 cts. per busfcl.
NAVAL STORES.-Tar 215 for Black; 20 for Bright !;
Spirits Turpentine 81 a
at sc for Pipe $43 0e for ". o. hhd So a. &c for R.
Oak; % q 80 for Dbl; and 65 for Heading.