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Odd Fellows Female Institute,
OFHOW YARD LODGE, No IS, I. o. o. F.,
Located at Shelby, N. G.

THE Trustees of Howard Lodge, No. IS, |. 0. O. F.,
will open a Female School in The town of Shelby.
the LIST Monday June next to be under the super
vision and direction of the Trustees.
The most experienced and efficient Teachers have
been employed, the design is to render it of the
best in the up country.
They have in of construction large and
commodous buIGiug which will be completed his year
The of instruction usually iaug hit in similar in
situations.
RATES OF TUITION:
photography, Re adIng, anS W riting, per Session
of , months @ooU
Geography, Grammar, Composition, &c. 1000
Higher B. anches, embracing Ancient Languages,
Algebra, Geometry, Botany, Natural and Mem
EXTRA STUDIES:
Music, Piano, Harp Guitar, per session. s2OoO
Use of Instrument Z"O
Embroderv DRAWING Painting &c. 1000
French 5000
Board can be had in tho best families reasonable
terms.
Il 1H . t &55S5S.Hs. Trustees
d. FRONEBERGER,N
Shelby, n c., My IL. 1855. 43tf
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Watches! Watches! Watches!

CA THE subscribers now receiving large stock
81 of WATCHES from the most celebrated makers
also a rich stock of
Fashionable Jewelry, Chains, &c,
all of which will be sold low for cash or short time
to Pupcual dealers, . >,-,,,,,,
apriE27. 1855 40f
Wing copy.
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. Cents Feward.
ID ANYWAY from the subscriber, about the FIST of
IL April last, AHTHUR S. GLOVER, an indent0red
apprentice 10 the Tailoring Business. He is about
years of age. All persons forewarned not TO EN-
ploy bal SAID boy, the law will be rgdly
forced against Them. K. NJ. ROBINSON.
May 4, 1855. 4l-3w
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Notice.
NOTICE.

1 Ii persons warned gainst trading for a Note
"A given by me, the 18th April 1855. payable TO
Jas. NJ O'Neel for the sum of Thirty Dollars the
property for which the said note given proves
deficient in of the qualities represented, and
determined not to pay the said unless He'd
by law.
SETH IIOTCHKISS.
April 90, 1855 3o-3t&
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A Notable Fact /!

OUR unsettled for year before last and last
" year. must have closed by Cash good Notes
"right straight along acrhont respect persons Our
creditors make FACE MUSIC" all occasions,
and we learnt" danceL by ourselves ANY LoNGER.-
talk enough"
PRITCHARD & CALDWELL,
march 9, 1855. 33H No Granite Row.
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JETHRO COTTON SEED.

fHE Subscribers have hand and for sale the above
| celebrated COTTON SEED, the proGuctivess of
which is said to be equal any in cuvaton and the
staple much superior TO command % cent more
in the Savannah and other Georgia markets. Certificates
from several highly respectable planters in Georgia in
relation to this COTTON may be seen at our Store
ELMS 81 SPRATT.
NH 80 If Sc
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Religious Notice.

aIECKLENBURG County Bible Society will hold
nj its Anniversary in the Presbyterian church, In
Charlotte at 10 O'Clock, M, on Sunday the 27th OF
May, 1855.
The Rev J. n. Pickett and James Walker and Prof
D. H. Hill will deliver addresses suitable to the occa-
SION All friends of the Bible and its circulation
Invited 10 attend ID. r. DUNLAP,
NAV Is Act. President Of B. Society.
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Notice..

-
IAVING qualified administrator of the Estate of
Alexander Springs, decd. all persons indebted to
said Estate hereby notified to come forward and
make immediate pa yment OF the same.
And also persons having claims against said Estate,
hereby notified to present their claims to the under
signed legally authenticated within the time prescribed
by law this notice will be plead in bar of their
covery. LEROY SPRINGS, Admir-.
May IL, 1855. 42-3t
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Wood WoOd!! Wood!!!
DROPOS AIS will be received for 500 CORDS
OAK OR PINE WOOD, (four feet long) to be de-
Ivere6 at the Rudsill Mine. Persons DESTROYS of
ira citing will find "a cash purchaser by applying immc
dately to w. p. SEELEY, Agent
March 80, 1855. 36-tf
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<56a7'S~<E - cy&E29S Sco@
DIR. ROGERS LIVER WORT, TAR AND CANCH
you ask for p' the eS', edense THEN GAIL On TIE
AGENT, and get pamphlets aper is too small 40
cases of ind tiduals who were, very drcd Pscrod hon
the for they upon the very OF H. ard given
die by best Physicians NEST skitl Mo dCni
Poiessors when the Lvelwor aid Tar TO her
cue and devci'd them back 10 Their fHelds Anhougn
obscure have given their real rames ard lhelr exact
head from their own mouths these cuIcs are iy cocr
oratd by Physicians ard Professors OF Med one who
well known ard the highest sradrg lard, who
have been compelled yield 10 these stubborn facts ole
| can dispute such evidence.
9cr WE CHALLENGE THE WHOLE WORLD.
To produce real bora de evidence, any rs
| tice, than we have in favor OF this nedicine!!! =,
We defy the Physicians OF every school, ard all the Mcd
@S ever a ha2s made by RGGE
| LlVLRWORT TAR AID CANCHALAGUA.
WE Confidently ASK THE AFFLICTED
| (Not to Purchase our Medicnes)
But examine pamphlet and see for Observation-Disclosures
e sde GFEA =? S HfnEgsi$ re " So
| II COSTS BUT LITTLE to GIVE i'll FAIR TRIAL,
Compared what Pyscidn charges-but little when
pared to what you value your health
BEWARE OF COUGHS AND COLDS!
Recolect that coughs and colds the Of
Sumption DIR. Rogers LveIwort, Tar nrd Canclaiacua
will break up the distressing cough cold IN lew
has been cfected vey shoIt time by strictly iolc@
the T dt G aF H1V vi SIS
Who would have been in their graves they Rod r'd
this medicine, arIcsng the disease before became
Iafe
OF Who those who have certified the great value
this medicine You will find the such Hon
Judge VIM. Burke, late Postmaster of Cincinnati Tor
than twenty years G. W. Stabpck Esq, Proprietor Of Ic
Cmc nnati Da y Times; Hon. John A Collins lac Agent
ard Lecturer of the Grand Division of the Sons OF Tenn
Of Ohio: Rev Henry sCman, and the ao riding Ihy-
sican, Dr. H. r. Wilson, of PatIot Gala co.. Oho ~. j.
Drake Esq, Druggist of high Standing OF Xonia o.; J. g..
Heronimus and ms attending Pin sican. w. w. French oI
HoIaudsbureh pa!ke county, OHIO H. H. Taylor, Eco, Id
lto of the Grecnvc Patriot John MeeDdy, ESQ., and u.
Lcavitt ESD DcacOns OF the Vine Street COTgog r
Church, Cincinnati, Ohio.
FROM MAJOR VAN BUREN,,
BROTHER OF MARTIN VAN buren,, EX.PRESI.
DENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
Undertook, N. y. Sept. 2OtIl, 1859.
Mr. A. l.. ScOvll-Dear Sir Having OCCASION
Expectnran aid Cough Remedy last winter,
merdcd by The Rev. Mr. Tiffany, OF his place, y Tho
Liverwo Tar and CancfIasgua did so, and think
greatly benefited by ard do heartily recommend 70 others
Cough Remedy. u. VAN BUREh.
Undertook, n. Y. Sc ut. 20, 1888.
' FREDK, r. TIFFANY,
Rector OF the Episcopal Church.
1T WOULD IT BE POSSIBLE Cd
for such of high standing be induced TO dceCNs
| the poor consUmpiIye!
81 Be ard ask for Dr. Rogers Liverwo Tor ard
CanchaIagua aud let other be palmed upon you.
! OF For saIe BY SCARR e. CO., PricIard a. Caldwell.
CT arIoe G. e. Henderson, LiDcolnon Winchester SUI,
Monroe A. r. Honesty, Shelby J.FronebeIeeT Co.
Dallas Murphy Black, ConcoId, NC.
Dec. p, 1851. 22em
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The dearest child of all is tina, which is dead.
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BLANK DEEDS. FOR SALE HERE.
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FROM MAJOR VAN BUREN,,

Tor such men OF 50 gh Standing 70 DC nduced 70 decta
the poor consUmprne!
I- BE ard ask for DR.. Rogers LyeTwoT, Tor ord
Canchalagua, aud let no other be palmed upon you.
11r For sale by SCARR e. Co, PriicbaId Caldwell
CT aotfe C. g. Henderson, Lpcolnon; Winchester suit
Monroe; A. r. Honesty, Shelby J.FronebeTeer Co..
Dallas (; Murphy Black, CoEcoId, NC.
Dec. y, 1851. 22em
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-03-28
Rev. G. F. Deems, D. D.

The Petersburg Kaleidoscope says: We
congratulate ourself in being so fortunate as to
hear Rev. DIR. DEEMS capstal Lecture on Trade
Life" 1t was the happiest hit we have vet
witnessed in Library Hall. 1t suited us ex-
actly. There was nothing wanting to make it
complete. And the only thought which taarred
our enjoyment was Il thought of pity, now and
then, as idea after idea sprang up in glorious
development before US, that there Were no
more present to enjoy this feast of reason and
delightful flow of soul.
Beside his great out-reaching thought, his
lefty, Mountaineering enthusiasm, his classic
beauty OF language and easy Evolutionary pow.
Ell, this gentleman elicitously exhibited through.
out his entire discourse, an under. current OF
genuine humor which was perfectly refreshing
Bat Professor DEEMS must come back again.
We ofthe kaleidoscope encore him. There
is the ring of the good old metal in his fine
voice, and the flash of tae FIRE that warns oul
heart iu his eye. He must come back and
when he does, if it rain pi:ch-forks, let all &C
early or they will not secure . seat. He mus
have o bumper next tma.)
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which had befaIlen her in the loss of her
brother. The Jeps lke,Uise ,cept rih her
They felt for her. They showed it by sOeep-
ing. Now this Physician had uncommon skill
in curing diseases, and in removing their ef-
fects. lie likewise loved Lazarus and bis sis
ters; and that his fame might spread all
about the country, he raised the dead to life.
But these same sympathising Je,cs consulted
afterwards to put Lazarus to death So. you,
gentlemen, headed by Mr.. Jesse A. Waugh,
mingle your tears and regrets with the tears
and regrets of temperance men ; but when
philanthropy is about to succesd-when the
temperance cause in other hands would have
prevailed, you consult together to put our Lag
arus to death! And you havehad partial snc-
cess. But as sure as Lazarus Of old was
raised from the dead. so sure we the people,
will raise the Cause of temperance up again.
We can do tive will do ana that to the
dismay and chagrin of the late committee on
Propositions and Grievances, together with
all such time-serving men IS have their senti-
ments. For the comfortof this committee let
me say The HOPE Of the hypocrite shall
perish C. FIJI.
Henderson. March %, 1855.
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BG5-A highly intelligent gentleman, wri-
ting US from Wilmington, deprecates the leth-
argy and su~pineness prevailing among the
Sons of Temperance in that place, makes use
of the following forcible and truthful lam
guage:
81 can see no higher duty we owe to our
country and the social compact, than to save
our fellow men from the ruin and degrada-
ton incident to the use of intoxicating bev-
erages, and to keep him in the path Of vir-
tue and usefulness. We have accomplished
much in this community through our tenn
perance influence, and we have many strong
friends to the cause here, but unless we be-
stir ourselves. the vantage ground we have
attained may be lost, and all our past labor
and toll be in vain. Let a stern sense of du-
ty, then. prompt us to action and with a
firm and determined purpose. let us go to
work, not to r~elinquish our efforts until the
enemy in vanquished and totally routed"
We hope onr temperance friends in Will.
mingten-Sons aud Rechabites-will heed
this stirring appeal and warning admonitior
from one Of their own brethren. Light your
cam = fro anew, and be not found sleeping
at your p sts, lest the startling cry fall upor
your ear, -" the Philistines are upon YOU
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-03-28
FOR THE SPIRIT OF THE AGE.
Morals of that Committee, Hypocrisv

Mr.. EDITOR 'Pickled-Rod' will manage
the argument, with Messrs. Jesse A. Waugh
& Co, but let another glance at their morals.
The committee say they think Of the evils
OF intemperance and its demoralising effect
upon the human family that is, thy are at
tentive to they regard with care they bear
IN mind they are heedful and observant of
the evils of intemperance, etc. But they
make no effort to remove those evils. Have
you yourselves, gentlemen, refrained from the
maddening cup? If not it seems you wish to
appear what you are not: mindful men,
They cannot close their eyes to the painful
facts Yoa declare. Then you have fellow.
ship of feeling with mankind. You ought to
feel. Eight thousand men of feeling, free men,
in North Carolina, saw the miseries ~entailed
upon their fellows by intemperance; theil
hearts melted in pity towards them their bow.
els yearned in compassion for them nay, all
the finer and better feelings Of the human
heart were stirred up on their behalf they
sent up their petitions; the legislature refer
red the matter to you and you report thai
you cannot close your eyes to the painful
facts, every where visible in social and domes
tic life, of the evils of intemperance,' which
the petitioners ever hereafter wished to avert
Then you have feeling. Painful facts i'm
ply feeling. Yes, you eommiserate with you
temperance brethren-the Indebtedness O
your fellow men. When did these feeling
in you first manifest themselves? When di,
you first begin to deplore the evils of intem
temperance? When were your svmpathie
first awakened for this calse Z Did ann oneo
you so affectingly portray, before your cor
constituents at home, the ~ruinous effects G
intemperance, as all of you have done in you
report to the Legislature Have You, VIII
are prominent men in yOur county, tried tn
force Of your favorite plan. moral suasion. t
lessen the evils of incompetence! Again.
demand of you, 'ehat have you ever tried
do to arrest u vice which you say is ruinou
to society!
Gentlemen, after all your professed conce,
for the welfare Of your fellows, / cannot heI
believing you are insincere. I do believe va
feign yourselves TO be what you are moi
humane men. j DO believe the most sord
selfshness prompted you to make the repo
you did.
Your conduct reminds me of a ease recc
ded in one of the most readable books.
says, now a certain man was sick, nam,
Lazarus, OF Bethany, the town of Mary al
her sister MARTHA and such was the virulen
of his disease, he died before the Physicia
for whom his sisters sent, reached there.
-Four days after his death the Physician arri
ed. Mary wept on account Of the calami
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RECEIPTS FOR THE AGE

SINCE LAsTrssUE.-$l each JohL Slime, Taylors-
vile; Mrs. E. Walker, VIM. Watkins, Jos. S. Gar
rett, Thompsonville K. NJ. Thomas, Greensboro;
w. Fl. Stone, S. c.; Mrs. l.. Notes, S. Petty, Ala. j;
H. j. Warren, Greensboro; E. W. Albertsen, Hin
louisville; Mrs. Mary S. Thomas, Resaca; Miss E.
M. Thomas, Hallsville; E. Bowers, New Hill; Butt
L Douglas, Norfolk Jonathan Coffin. B. Church
i'll, Logan Clark, Greensboro; C. E.. Barnes, Muir
freesboro'; Mrs. L. Edwards, Louisburg; C. C. Bar
bee, Barclaysville; B. F. Mitchell, J. F. Gianople,
Wilmington T.. B. Marler, Linville ]. F.. Aber-
nathy, Bunker Hill D. A. T. Kicks, Nash J.
Alphin, J. R. Costin, Sunsbury; A. McAlister,
Normal College; W.. b. Hill, Miss v. Hamilton, ].
7. Nixon, s. ?. Sheriff., Beauties Ford K. Haynes,
Whitesville M. Harrington, Wrightsville E.. H.
Dill, Washington; w. Fulford, Pennington VIM.
Martin, Walnut Lane ; mrs. A. F. Myrick, macon
Depot; A. N. Livingston, Wadesboro'; j. Watkins
Alamance DR.. Q. 7 Purcell, Thompsonsville s.
j. NJ. Wooten, Kinston 5 DIR. T. A. Smith, Centr.
Point, Tenn; 5 r Fl. Davis, Evans BILLS Johr
N. Newlin, New Market; S j. z. Falls, Double
Shoals; Z A. E. Boner, Salem; 6 A. D.. Adkins, Har
relsville 8 S. T. Gaskins, Hyde 8 P. n. at Penn
go Creek 5 W. Saddler, Fairfield 3 Miss Mary E
Beckham, Littleton.
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orphans, poverty, rage, and degradation. 1t
IS trus that the evil is not yet wholly extinct,
for in 'HelPs Half Acre. as Grassy Row
has recently heen christened, drains may still
be bad it is said in a clandestine way but
our efficient Mayor (who is a trump by the
way comes down upon them with a heavy
hand almost daily, and this united tn public
opinion, which is stronger than the law, will
soon cure the evil. Men drink at home, it is
true, but they are not apt to make beasts OF
themselves in the presence of their wives
and children. To say the least of it, they
do not present themselves drunk upon the
streets to corrupt the young by their evil ex-
ample, nor do they get up rows and fights in
grogshops as was customary some months
ago. If a man intends to drink here, he
must buy one gallon, which, to say the least
of it, is inconvenient, and then he will not
be permitted to drink until he becomes dis
orderly in any respectable store in the city.
Ina truly happyto say thata great change
has come over Jackson since the passage of
the law. We see nc drunkenness on the
streets, no stabbing, shooting, or brawling
since the last grOggery went down but on
the other hand every thing would indicate
that we are o sober and moral community -
You can say to your men Of influence who
HdkO Lhc slhNcIiculS COubdhibCo III yOui
that there is not one gallon Of liquor drank
in Jackson now for fifty gallons drank be-
fore the law went into effect. Our merchants
are beginning to feel the evil Of keeping it
in their stores, and some who have hereto
fore dealt it out freely to their customers,
and sold it by the gallon. have resolved to
keep none in the future and when this re.
solve shall become general, as trust it will,
then intemperanoe will have made its last
stagger in Jackson and we shall stand re-
deemed, regenerated, and disenthralled from
the greatest curse that a merciful God has
ever permitted to afiict the world.
Now who tells the truth on this subject
Mr.. Waugh, or public officers residing il
; those States
I We have more testimony of the same sort
/, with which we will furnish the Committee
{ from time to time.
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Va DIR. MLANE'S LIVER PILLS.-This
great medicine has supplanted all others for the
cure of diseases of the Liver. Its effects arc SO
salutary and speedy, and at the same time so per-
fectly safe, that it is not surprising it should su-
percede all others. Invented by a very distin-
guisAed physician Of Virgins, who practiced in a
region of country in which Hepatis, or Liver Com
plant, is peculiarly formidable and common, and
who has spent years in discovering the Ingredients
and proportioning their quantities, these Pills are
peculiarly adapted to every form of the disease,
and never fail to alleviate the most obstinate cases
of that terrible complaint. They have justly be-
come celebrated and the researches Of DIR. M
Lane have placed his name among the benefactors
of mankind. No one having symptoms of this
formidable complaint, should be without these in
valuable Pills. Have y, VI a pain in the right side,
under the edge of the ribs, which increases with
pressure-unable to lie with ease on the left side
with occasional, sometimes constant, pain sndeI
the shoulder blade. frequently extending to the tor
of the shoulder? Rely upon it, that although the
latter pains are sometimes taken for rheumatic
they all arise from disease of the Liver and I
you would have relief, go instantly and buy a boz
of DR.. NIL ans's Liver Pills.
l@ Purchasers will be careful 10 ask for DR.. NJ
Lanes celebrated Liver Pills, and take none else
An other Liver Pills., in eomparison, are worthless
DR.. MLane's genuine Liver Pills, also his cele
brated Vermifuge, can now be had at all respecta
bic Drug Stores in the United States and Canada
For sale by P. T. PESCUD, Druggist, Raleigh.
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BURKE CoUNTY.-A friend writing us from
this County, gives a cheering account of the
progress of temperance principles there
Among the encouraging sings, he mentions
that the Spirit of the Age is becoming very
popular andis being more generally circulated;
q bench of Magistrates (60 odd) voting
unanimously, save one, against granting Ii
cense the keeper of the doggery in Morgan
ton packing up his goods and chattels and
removing to q more congepial cline that
such men as Thos. G. Walton and Todd r.
Caldwell, Esqrs., are coming out voluntarily
and boldly resisting the march of the old
Destroyer, in open Court the reduction of
hogsheads and barrels of liquor in stores, to
kegs and jugs-and various other signs, give
promise OF a brighter and better day. One of
the most prominent and encouraging is that,
denominations of Christians who a few years
ago would excommunicate a member for
joining the Sons, are now expelling whole
Churches, as we'll as individuals from
their Associations, who refuse to join in the
establishment of temperance in the Churches.
Our friend gives Mr.. Waugh's Report a
hard rap, and asks-"What and not a single
member have the boldness to rise in his seat
and repudiate the abominable principles il
contains Why, it was enough to make the
very stones in the Capitol walls cry GU
against it! A day of reckoning is coming
and wo be to the traitors and towards then =
We can only say Amen, and assure on,
friend we will be with him in the thickest o
= the fight.
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BOUNTY LANE, BOUNTY LAND.

TINE undersigned takes this method Of Informing
the old soldiers, and the widows and minor
Children of such as are dead, that he continues to
prosecute Bounty Land and Pension Claims against
the Federal Government on the most satisfactory
terms.
Under n recent act Of Congress, soldiers who
served a period OF fourteen days In any war since
l776 and If such soldiers be dead, their widows or
Children are entitled to l69 acres Of lind. Those
who have received less than 160 acres, are entitled
to as much more as will make that quantity.
The subscriber has been extensively and success
fully engaged in the Bounty Land and Pension bu-
siness for the last four years, and having peculiar
advantages for prosecuting the above description
of Claims, he offers his services to the public in the
above capacity, promising unremitted exertion in
behalf of those who may entrust their Claims to his
hands.
All Communications addressed - the subscriber
at Pleasant Hill, N. c., will receive prompt All
tention. THOMAS ]. GARNER.
REFER TO [2S-eoWf
J. T.. Simmons, Weldon, N. c.
John II. Ivey, Atto'y at Law, Halifax, n. c.
ID. A. Barns, Atto'y at Law,
s. J. Calvert, " " "
Col. J. Randolph, " L"
Col. j. r. Chamslis " Hicksford, Va.
Gov. Thos. Bragg, Raleigh, n. c..
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PETERSBURG MARKET.

REPORTED BY ROWLETT, HARDY & Co,
Produce Commission Merchants, Petersburg, Va.
Corn so q S3c.; cotton has improved sales at
8, So @ St wheat, sales at ! so, l 20, / 90, 2 60,
2 10, 2 IS @ 2 20 some choice parcels sold dn
ring the last few days at z Il % 223c; receipts
light and demand active tobacco, Tugs 4 Is, 5, 6,
@ 6 so leaf 7, s so, 10 SO "a II guano, Peru,
Wan A $50, Mexican IA $50, white Mexican $40,
Chilean $40, super phosphate of lime $40.
March "a.
New YORK, March 22nd.-Cotton unchanged
-four downward and easier good Ohio So IS "a 8
IS, southern unchanged, with a limited business
wheat upward and firm southern white 81 40
corn q triae higher, western mixed 96 cts. pork 8
triae higher; beef unsettled stocks heavy anG
money unchanged Virginia skies 965, Missoex
skies 944.
BALTIMORE, March 22d.-Flour dull and nomi
nally at yesterdays prices; white wheat So Is a
2 20, red 50 OS q 212; white corn Sc "a 81 cts.
yellow 81 q IS oats "a @ Sc cts.