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J. N. $ NTH,
CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST
Wholesale AND RETAIL. DEALER IN
DRUGS,
MEDICINES, CHEMICALS,
rERFUMERY, PAINTS, OILS, DYE STUFFs,
VARNIS HE'S. CSIES
Pure Liquors, &c. &C.,
Is receiving his Spring supply of Fresh Drugs
Medicines. &c, to which he invites the attention
Country Physicians. Merchants. and others who NAV
wish to purchase in his line they may depend on
FRESH AND GENUINE ARTICLES,
And that pains will be spared give satisfaction
both in quality and price
Northwest corner Market Square.
March 4. 1854 tt
NEW GOODS.
The subscribers receiving into Store large
and general
STOCK OF GOODS,
Which will sold wholesale retail small pro
fits Their stock embraces ST. Croix Porto Rico Mus
kavatlo. and New Orleans Brown Sugars; \. B. and c
coffee Sugars Loaf, Crushed and Powdered do: fine
and common Teas; Java, Lagura and Rio Coffee
Pepper Aspicc. Ginger Alum. Epson Salts, Brim
stone, Indigo, Madder, Adamantinc and Sperm Can
dies sup carb Soda Snuff, ground Mustard, fancy
SOAP CamphOr. BOraX Cider Vinegar, Mackerel iT
whole aud half barrels and kits. Mess Pork Molasses
Syrup. Sack Salt, Broad and Club Axes: Turpentnt
Axes. Hackers, Scrapers and Dippers; Pocket ant
Table Cutlery; Shovels Spades and Forks broad ant
common Bar Iron, Steel, Nails and Spikes. Wedding
Hoes HOllow-ware, large assortment; Blacksmith
Tools, Ploughs Corn Shelters and Straw Cutters Hats
Shoes, and
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
With almost every article usually to be found in thi
market.
February ls 1854
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he examination was not continued.

"A Vermont paper, with just pride, says:
There is but one city i'll the State and not a
soldier. We have no police, and not murder
has been committed in this State within the
last ten years. We have no museums or crys-
tai palaces; but we have homes, genuine homes,
that are the centre of the world to their in
mates, for which the father works, votes and
talks-where the mother controls, educates, la
bors, and lovcs-where she rears men, scholars,
and patriots"
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SPRING IGPORTATIONs FOR 1s54. IS
STARR & WILLIAMS, vs.
Wholesale dealers in Foreign and Domestic
INV ~oono

STARR & WILLIAMS, ~
Wholesale dealers in Foreign and Domestic
DRY GOODS,
Hats, Bonnets, Boots, Shoes Umbrellas, and
Ready-lNade Clothing,
HAY STREET, FAYETTEVILLE, n. c., s8
Invite the attention of their customers. and the trade
generally, to very superior Stock of 80
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
Which they win sell prices to be found ii
any market South of Mason and Dixons line. to pnr
chasers who pay promptly or buy for cash.
Merchants will find in this market good stocks, and
at prices which cannot fail to please: "a
March 7, 1854
s 5 .sssasssssa sssza
SPRIN GOODS
The undersigned are receiving. and expect to
have their entire Stock in by the 18th instant
SEAsONABLE GOODS,
Embracing great variety of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
Hats, Caps, Bonncts Umbrellas, Parasols,
Doors AND SHOES,
Foolscap and Letter Paper,
Blank Books, Boiling Cloths, &c. &c. &c!
With extensive assortment Of
READ Y-.MADE CLOTHING.
And Foreign and Domestic Hardware.
All of which they offer to the trade ut LOW PRICES
and upon accommodating terms.
Purchasers will find it their interest to give the
above Stock examination before making their seIcc-
tons.
HALL 4 SACkETT.
March s, 1854
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DIR. T. G.. III ALL

Has removed to the we'll known stand of the Drs. Rob
inson corner of Green and Bow streets
April y, 1858. tt
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CLE,IEST wRIGHT,
Attorney n Law, Fayetteville, NJ
Once at the corner OF Bow and Green streets
Eeb'y g 1888
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c II E p GOODS,
l am now receiving much larger stock of
Fancy Dry Goods
H. CRANBERRY.

Confectionery and Variety Store,
Under the Fayetteville Hotel. Hay Street,
FAYETTEVILLE, \. c.
December 81, 1858
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EDW'D McPUERSOA

GREEN WAY BRO. s co.
Importer. and Wholesale Dealers in Foreign and
lone e-tic DRY GOODS.
"a Park Place aud - barclay street New YORK.
November T. 1853 Gm -pd
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-~. 5 copies of the Carolinian, year, So 90
sa.- IL - Is 90
Letters business connected with the firm must be
addressed the undersig gnei and must be post paid
Rates of Advertising
Sixty cents per square of 6 lines for the first and
thirty subsequent insertion, unless the
advertisement is published for more than two months
when it will be charged
For three months 81 90
For six months 90
For twelve months. 1e 90
gsy- All dvertlscments must be handed in by Friday
10 O'Clock a. m o their insertion in the next
paper, and should have the desired number Of in
sertons marked them. ortherwisc they will be in
serted til forbid and charged accordingly.
BRYAN & YATES.
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NOTICE..

NOTICE..
THE subscriber offers sale his LANDS six miles
North Of Fayctteville and about mile from the
Fayetteville and Raleigh Plank Road, consisting of
about twelve hundred and sixty of land suited
to the making OF Turpentine Timber There is also
on the promises good Saw and Grist Mill all in good
repair and now in operation; also, Dwelllng and all
the necessary OuthouScs. i'll good repair.
Also another tract of hundred and fifty acres
the head waters of Carvcr Creek known the larry
Place on which there is small Farm Dwelling House
and other houses.
old
All the above lands will sold the most accom-
modating terms. Persons wishing to purchase, Will
please call the subscriber who will take pleasure in
wM r. BOLTON.
Oct. 81. 1853 65-tf
JAMES G. SMITH MILES Cosr1S.
JAMES c. SMITH s. CO.,
Commission lerchamts
Have removed their Office to the second story of the
building formerly occupied by the Telegraph Company
where they prepared attend to ali business ia the
Commission line.
All business entrusted to them will be punctually
attended to-
Wilmington Jany H. 1854 7e-lv
CHEAP GOODS,
! am now receiving much larger stock of
Fancy Dry Goods
than have vet offered in Fayetteville consisting of
Dry Of every description Hats Boots Shoes and
Ready made Clothing, which will be sold as low any
will be glad to have the ladies call and examine nv
stock ". F. MOORE.
| Sept. II, 1883. If
H. ERAMBERT.
| Confectionery and Variety Store,
Under the Fayetteville Hotel. Hay Street
FAYETTEVILLE \. c.
|
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CARTHAGE IIOTEE.

Having recently purchased the above establishment
from Malcolm Kelly, Esq, | sm prepared to enter
tain in a comfortable manner those who may give
call. Having ample stables. good hosers and dis
portion to accommodate. | trust | shall be able to
give entire satisfaction those who favor with
their patronage.
II. C. MCLEAN
December 3. 1855. 1O-tf
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i. W. lSAk EI{

Feby 8. 1898.
j. w. BAKER
Has received from the North the largest finest and
most carefully selected stock OF FURNITURE of
fared in this consisting of fashionable painte
cottage bed furniture in sets curled-har and
suck and cotton Mattresses; Looking Gasses Willow
Wagons and Cradles; patent self swinging Cradles;
Side Boards Bureaus: Secretaries and Book Cases:
What-E -Eot+: Tables. all sorts; Wash Stands; Candle
Stands; Wardrobes; Picture Frame. and Glass Window
Shades; Cornices; Curtain Bands Sofas in Mahogany
Chairs of every variety. Fine rosewood Pianos BEN
net 4, Cos. of Broadway, New York;
October 20, 1858 ~ pd
THOSE who indebted to by Note or Account
will please settle the And all debts due pri-
to the lst Jan 1888: he settled. longer in
dulgence cannot be given.
A. A. McKETHAN.
Oct l. 1858 If
*. NJ. NIURCHISON,
Commission and Forwarding Merchant,
w IIMISGTON, \. {.
BARrH'W FULLER.
LAW,
FAYETTEVILLE. y. c.
Office Anderson Street.
October y, 1883 6m
LAND BROKER.
Ihave so many calls about Turp"ntine lands that |
have concluded to Offer my services to buy and sell
Those having lands for sale will furnish with plots
and quantity, together with fair description and
Nov Is. 1883 6stf JAMES G. COOK
NOTICE.--MULES FOR
The subscribers for sale Three Teams of Mules
Wagon aud Harness. Those wanting Mules would d'
we'll call on the premises.
see J. X. MELVIN.
cypress Creek. Blaen Co. ". \. MELVIN.
December s, 1858. 1l-f
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l..
BY GEO LAUDER.
Nearly opposite E w Vikings Auction Store.
Fayetteville, y C.
J. 1853
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know her by her name, and would, therefore, be
likely to deal with else not knowing her where
aboutg. Husband No. J. he arrived obtained
city directory to ascertain the location of his wife but
unable to discover 1t until last Thursday night about
O'Clock. He Immediately started for his abode and
agreeable surprise, entered without giving any alarm at
the door The first object that arrested his attention. to
him most horrible sight, and which caused the green
eyed monster Jealousy to fire bis brain almost 10 mad
ness-hs wife seated by the side Of to him stranger
and elbow resting his knee she cleaned to
to his feet and demanded the nature the business Of the
intruder.
She turned suddenly around met husband No lis eyes,
uttered scream, sprang towards him. and tainted In his
arms She recovered and by this time the confusion
had become general Husband No charged her with in
band No. cursed and vengeance the head Of
the who had dreadfuly frightened his ,ce and at
tempted take her out of the others The wife
had entirely recovered and attempted to explain but
her voice drowned with the noise of the others and
her sobs and tears Husband No. ordered the in
No. informed him that she his wife and that he had
notion Of leaving before morning and that unless he
Left in double quick time there would be corpse to carry
out at the time cooking his pistol The little man
for the first time discovered the pistol, and rushed
out of the house He did not pause until be reached the
police office, obtained the assistance OF Waterman, re-
turned to his home, arrested No l, whose explanation
would not be listened to- took him down to the caaboose
and locked him up. The trial next morning and
If poor unfortunate individual received tongue
thrashng it was husband No q from the wife He was
good nothing ptifu being she had been persuaded
young hearts affection was now on trial We don't
know whether the California gold in prospective had any
thing to do with this not but certain it is she divorced
husband No. q st. Louis Herald
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Passengers Arrived by steamers

From ST. LouIs-By The United States MaI
CIiusou Barnes Foyle Mr. Cater W Thomas Little,
Fersdy Rspp, NJ NoItn NJ Lawrence c.swfod
Foge.e, Drgprss Moore LAX. sns Smith
HIcSuus Holmes family ksllum and DR.
Herman mother Miss Downing Miz Carroll and sister, Mr..
family Phaps Mrs Starkney and family
s Mcreery family, Mrs Reahi Mre Lambert
nrpabam ScDouga Plane W Avsly Cocs Johnson
Mong omery, A yoleer, S Rivers, Mr. Dominick y
FRoM HARRIsoNBuRG-By The .fmaida - 4
ss Smith, Mira Williams mother daughter
Miss Quinn Mss w McIaugLn g King W smithe Rey-
uolda MIR oway Wilson, Mr. Inter,
Mcneil HERMAN Senn, Beaman D Moore Jno Mole,
Wooy gpnery w W Graham Mr. Moore j Roland. N
Mclaughlin. Brger Branin Modem, Jones Nor
lady, Thomas Montgomery, Mr.
Menu HorzaI Mr. Lotion, Doyle. Thoma, Il Pickett
From 81. LouIs-By lie Huntsville No. 2.
Mr. Robinson, Anderson Mr. Snm ners, Capt Finrod
From GoRroN's LASDIFG-Bg the B. e. Clark
Mercer, Mime ayauce Mrs Mlgen and servant
Cohn Ray Keller Volnche, Gsnthean, A
Dnrand, Jones, Mr. Mercer, S Oluman, Mr. French.
FROM GRAND PRAiRIE-By The Ophelia:
Mr. Iarat MI Twible, Canon, Nichols Forbes Mrs Brit
ton child servants Mrs Simon Mrs Mnge Mrs Donodson
From ALExAnDRIL-By tile Lone Star: =
Gawson child Mr. Brudst Meade Jno Arbo HmeI
@ Ronca and lady
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

SHAGGY porNT-stssmer Lone s.ar--No cargo.
GRAND oPssisss sha. T. Dbl.
A. sad 10 half bBs moIa'ss.
e .s,I y ID q d a.
1CGarpsnsar-s A slienbsrgrie do Payne Harsenis
order--To.al, ISL bales cotton
HARRrsoNBURG- Steamer Amanda-qs bales John Watt
ssst' De1s
Is d csrro fbad Do
si MILE. aos. bag.
bale. cotton
ST ss as sa's .ssqSss, gsa
haf ely, q Kennel, &eea
S ns Ms ' sss.ss .sf
Y ss
~ as g Is f' e.
ST. 6 Era sS e sas Wheat Newton
dries to order.
asw & S.s 81 g
Ts VOC. sTs
ss'ss
ss. r Ts% s aRs. = s
&c ss ss hsS
Kenne bal -four 80 halt bba do untlvies
.a %a an sRso OK 81 eeRss
sssss 20 @ ssa
BaisyNas1 sney Green 10 DO Smith 1ohnscn seo
70 Dc H s% ts@ss %
ssss go
Nelson Richard Nugsnt asa
4 % hEe t a. ss 90 g
p' ssa hsss AS
do Cooper ss9 DO CLEVELAND hr9nsrs acos %
sueh saaas, Carroll 4eo-roa. 's'
Hope and sDanl2o bids sugar bbls molassss
coAsT-schr Elmena4o hbds sugar bbls aeuber-
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels,

CTTY-HP Conner Fl Watson, W Jackson W Hughes, W
Youag Young Mcconnell Mi,s; Sales 9 channey
Jones' Ragby Bown, and daughter and child,
Llej5hn. lady VIM Montgomery, Cored
" MeNrai, Marphy W Jackson, L Jarss "A Penn aud
Cole Hatsk Bartlett
Greh, Miss Robsrsop Mira Howell and servant Leonard,
Ind; Pear teo She'll Wshstsr, DIR Lester, II Cole,
Ala; John II Thomas Va; w Moor, Mich.
vERANDAH--A Howard, Mr. MARI NANNY, ssrloehn sud
lady Tex. Edwards Daniels Tenn; Young Tt
Nelson Ross, Stewart, Beamou Jones' Mrs NJ Mer
oor, W Bailey, La; G Redwood Ala.
SAINT CHART S-John Langley. ya Barter, Hunter
siaug hter. Robinson Bype La VIM Cole i Brown
Blount and lady, Wallhae Evans Cnmmins, Ala
Sherbnsne Johnson Yt.A Wcene. Q IT w BrpcEe
man Coffin Eagles Spencer Y; NJ Gfis and lady.
ARchDE-G NJ Kemp Sullivan sr Wtstesnsr Poesshard,
Craig Torras Thomas Thns Bsllsw, La Lee,
Montgomery, Mis-, H Smith, Baxter Bonner, John
Hereford, N o.
Bass Mrs Bass and Mirs Bass and
NashVe; NJ Hunt Chs Edwards and servant Ala Mr.
Dunrsn and Children West and lady Conrad and family
Rodgers Black WARRIOR II Stone Dr. T. Hsean, Mrs.
AMMAN 4 ~
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EmgraUtsg Of Lsc0nspfe.

EugTACeNy OF AeCOMapGc.
II Copies of the above ENGRAVING sale at the office the
Pubisher &c. McALLIsTER, Engraver, No. As Camp
pataapH and at R. HALL CO IS, No. 50 Ganalareet
jStattoases,'s Halt.
D. FE LII & ST ETSO N
Ga CHARTRES STREET, OA
"a NEW ORLEANS "a
DAVID EEL FELT, HENRY y. g. STE s;TETsoN,
r The Propristos this Establishment respectfully
the public generally that they have
hand of BLANK BOOKS PAPERS. FAN
CY AND STAPLE STATIONERY, would call the
the following list of STOCK which offered
LOWEST PRICES and the MOST REASON
ABLE TERMS.
ma FG AND sook BsDEkY where every Of WORN
can wokmauAs the shortest notice,
From facilities house from change il .he
The mSs, liberal and would
PACED BLANK BOOKS. e=
l''s 5sai Ss;,,.n - CT Ss ssss. Books,
Latter Books, Record Books,
B hs
best English American Laid and Wove Papers
WHITING AND LETTER PAPER.
Bond Paper
or Move, Of English, French and American manafaesurs
STEAMBOAT BOOKS.
Wood Receipt Books, lCargeR ecapt Booka for Cotton
s ss9sase do do d Se' puressss si Books,
Cash Letter Receipt Books, Wages Tables,
Long Dischargng Books. Dschargng Paper,
Msnifest Heads, Bills OF Fare,
Trip BOOKS styles orulng Generally
by Boats. Particular attention paid to this branch
GOLD PENS.
Levi Brownies Bayleys Mortons, obique
fine Gold with without Gold Silver Holders; Gold and s
''. 'l' eA''' BOOK.BINDER's STOCK.
Sheepskin
Morocco Marble Sprnked Papers, Blue making
Ruling Ink Bndea Boards Plough Knives French Berries Brazil
's'N' CUTLERY.
Joseph Rodgers Crooks Poke. Cutlery, very
| Prouts celebrated Printing Inks, all coors.
DIARIES FOR 1866.
Fera Diaries for 1855 all sres and styles.
PLAYING AND BLANK CARDS.
ing Cards. assorted backs; Printers Blank Cards. all Visiting
/ Cards off very superior quality.
Writing Inks English and American Copying Inks Red French
! Caimne. ,xr,,,,.,x,,.
Ink Stands great Variety Sealing Pens
every Fancy Coed Glazed Papers Paper Weights Pen
lain States Letter cp Yoang Invoice Files Music Paper and
Books Fed and Port F Fds TIN
Rests Water cSors Hi. Pencils Lead and Slate
s a9a Exchange
Time Dice Boxes chsssnsn Bankers Shears
and Silver Furnished Blank Notes Blank Bills
Pen Racks 9as Rubber
Cups Pink saucs Red Tape cribbage Boxes PORT Mounaes
Reference F so
Foos with Locks Erasss and Desk Knives Red and Blue Chimes
4N' ~ D. FELT s. STETSoN,
oq3 Staionef's Hall, No. "a Charities street.
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w." z.= FRDAy MORNING, November "a, 1854.
z.== 49, CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Ship Ashland, Fletcher, for York, CIV Hyuson &co
sP HspaUU %nss 9Ss ea
Bark Lowell, Bsby, ior charleston, CIV Hynson Eco
ARRIVED
Ship Rio Grande Perry from Liverpool soth September to Ash
sb 6rage aSo o,S d u, ,;rn, o1t ssrth. u
sup Whitney SeoMi.t district s'p'''D'' "
British 6p LAY sRSs s from Liverpool ta September
British oayssd Welsh from Liverpool 18th October ehey
Susan owes Maeles, is co-ls.
schr Montague Butler 10 days Havana, HHra2d
schr Hope and Susan, sabano, from the Coast. 5 ..
Schr Elmena Baptiste, from the coast.
Steamboats,.
ea1s 4sIs SPas' ss mon Re sf RSsf
o Ps asa b ssrg from Gsasd f.
Ansnsh R NJ + ss lem e osSi:
y aI'l, Ford, from s. Louis, ,.,..-.,
ish instant bark Moe. ki%sl and bis
TewboAiJ Whitney, eation from the paes-wen down light
brought up ships Onward and Lady Russell.
g. & MEMORANDA. z.z.
The upfreight and passengers
the steamer Fulton and returned light.
EXPORTS.
LIyERPoO-Sbip Revenus4lss cotton 1855 staveB
LIvERPoOL-ship Lcrinzo3is8 bales cotton, s9lo
LIYERPooI-Ship ST. Patrck-ss59 bales cotton.
GHARLESToN-Bsrk Lows954 hhds sugar. bbls
bbla molasses.
NEW YoRKShp Ashsnd-2s1 bales cotton, hemp
WOOL 100 hhds tobacco 1856 hhds ae1 bbls moassss
500 coils rope, Sc logs mahogany
IMPORTS. -...y
LtvERPooL-Ship Tcomb-sOO SALT do
pigs mdse II 81 Holland.
LlVERPooship Lady Ruase-s3ooo sss $500 fire bricks
Prahn dcc326s sacks salt to odsr-65 tons salt Druhan
LvERPooship 0nward-30s tons Druhan-TOo0 sates
Daveron--3225 fire bricks order.
HAYANAschr Montague-94 obaecoq IS pipes,
do syls asoi DO e boxes sweimsats Moreno
Costas bb do orderT Castillo Dudle,
&co d. % boxes do pipes 10 half quarter
wine Haria-o fruit to Capt Butler.
vERPoolIshp Rio Grade case mdse Gqusl Janison
whisky Rens thread 10 Latchford &co-is
bars 5sI bdls hoop ron $50 do sheet Foser
Lhve4 Saomen5 IL cass
pigs Henderson crates eahenvse Jryis
Wiikes-l mdse James hlagee Iones-i
FrsTs crates and bids easihenwa,e Violet
states Lya Dayidn2I5 sacks M a crates ear,henyars
eaaes steel 9s29 bars 81 700 nlaten 10 order.
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A MEXICAN ARTISTS UNIoN.-THE AMER

"a ICAN ARTISTS UNION would respectfully to Che
seue the Canada that for the Of
euvang for the ne arts the country WIN e
sngs by the FIRST ARTISTS THE AGE they have deter
mined IN oar extensive sale for their
tbn MI number OF artists and others
hut taste for works Of a 70
he their EnRravngs when 20oo OF then s
1900 GIFTS, oil. the actual cost Of $4,000.
Each purchaser Of One Dollar Engraving thefois ies hs
,ny an richly worth the but also ticket winch en-
tts. him g one 81 Giia when they diHtribued
in oil and Gift Tickets will be SENT tye Doars worm Oh
splendid avinga can be selected from me ono tina
Catalogue together with specimen OIL one OF tne En-
cravings. can be al the office of this paper ,
For Engraving actually WORM thht enn hua
GIFT Ticket, will Immediately be forwarded
49, AGENTS. ?,
The Committee believing that the of this Great
ndsakpg will materially promoted the energy and
Intelligent aud perseverng agents. nave feaoSeu " ~
on the most liberal terms. -. \, u.a;,a fnos, mid, Al
viii reeeiye mail dollar Engraving Aleke
Prospectus Catalogue and all other necessary IL h
the sale, the Gilts Will be placed In he
Hands Of the oftbe Purchasers be ne
viii given United Sates and The Canadas
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CATTLE MARKET.

THURSDAY EVENING, November 49, 1854
Arrived to-day 2S2 head of Beef Cattle 23 Hogs 400
Sheep IA Cows and 1857 Calves and Yearlings The sup
ply is ample and the market for Sheep and Beef Cattle
easier for purchasers.
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Stock on hand, not cleared .l4o2uI lu,o4o
TOBACCO We heard of 10 hhds resod at $f, and
selections at So q Ii.
SUGAR AND MOLASsES.. But little was done in
Sugar owing the rain, and the sales confined to
about $50 hhds at previous rates ..of Moasses 1000
bbs sold at 17f618e gallon for ordinary to prime
FLOUR. The only sale that heard of $50 bbs
superfne st. Louis, taken by dealer, at IS SO y Dbl
GRAIN. Nothing Of any moment doing In Corn or
Oats OF Bran ITO sacks sold at 81 so p 100 fb.
PROVISIONS. Transactions in Pork were limited to
small retail sales at 1928 p Dbl for Mess Bacon was
easier and about 20 casks Ribbed Sides sold
lsvee at 10144 p fb
SALT The sales comprised 800 Turks Island
at 81 81 sack of two bushels 10000 bushels arrive
and nearly due, at 800 q bushel and Key West at
ST. SO u sack
COFFEE 100 bags prime Rio sold at 9a4s D Is,
FREIGHTS. -. Three American ships taken for
Liverpool at I'D for Cotton and British ship gave away
her consignment at l1-32d.
EXCHANGE. Demand very limited. We quote:
Sterling .10S1s0109A and 1091s
Francs 5f SAC .lSX $3 dollar
New York Sixty-day Bills. ....14O2a p ct discount
Sight Checks on New York. IA . cent premium
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BesUas-e of Straa ytsSatseE Hernia,
1CftEs SsJE dts Horrors =!

t- nfab for the Of RUPTURE In all is
dalynceasing popularity the afflicted proclaim
friends with hearitjoy ~ cursdI euredIadca
cured, by the use OF g5l
sHERMANs PATENT TRUSS AND RUPTURE REMEDY'rii
Medical Faculty of we'll throughout England
universally their appreciation Of this Cua
they the only that constructed
principles dier soil
differs aeorom tits light elastic and semrablst
closes completely the heEnial and perfectly the
underany But that il
they esysy much b
tIuss, that illreu from IT, Dr. the eele
English writer Hernia ably Of the incest
mechanical
w RUPTURE REMEDY application whchia
facilitating adding
there
abdomen predisposltient TO rupture.
The this popular Remedy
the study and Herns
Rupture him. examination select aeof the
sz shape promote speedy and radiesfcnre.
t4y Particular attention given to RuPursd Chilit
PLANTERS and others their SAyE CURED without
interfering with labor aad enhanced VALUE and USEFUL
NESS.
Persons the patsutclratse TRUSS and RUPTURE
REMEDY avoid worthless limitations must be particular
number OF the and 10 inquire
and have apersonal interview with
Dr. SHERMAN,
fshsa Fvap 10 st. ChArlea atv
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NJEW JERSEY ZINC Plaintiffs SUBJ
hand will constantly supplied from
mandatory Zinc Paint made b, the New
Zine Company which they offer the trade and on
Ground Oil 2b So and 100
lhs. Snow White Brown and Colors. For sale by
nty1 G, c. BosERT q CO.. So Camp street.