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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-01-31

AGRIcuLTURE, NORTH AND SoUTH.-
Messrs. Editors In New York paper of
last week, in an article headed Agriculture
North and South, there is presented false
array of statistics, which are pretended 10
have been taken from the last census report,
but which, suspect, originated in the wri-
teri own brain, the object Of which is to
show that the products of the North are
worth more than those of the South. AS
an instance of the falsehood of the whole
thing / will take the single item of cotton.
which he estimates at little over S3,00O,-
900. Now, every body knows that the cot
ton crop never falls below two million FIVE
hundred thousand bales year, and oftener
three million bales. At $50 per bale, which
is very low estimate. the minimum cotton
crop would be worth SIS, 100000, instead
of 100000. And yet he has the effront-
ery to talk about being generous IN his esti.
mate toward the South
MIssIsSIPPIAN.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-01-31

ASHAMED OF THEIR BUSINESS. s.-Look at
the last Census. Ministers, lawyers, doc
tors, teachers, mechanics, farmers, merchants,
surveyors, ay-laborers, none of these were
afraid to acknowledge what business they
followed. But the liquor-makers and the
liouor-sellers are ashamed. Examine the
table. See how few have reported. The
number is vastly below the actuality. They
were ashamed. Thank God for that! L
is growing more and more disgraceful to
sell this body-eating and soul destroying Ii.
quid. OF they are ashamed. They skulk
behind some collateral employment. They
blush to have it known that they are pro
ducing and circulating that which is making
widows and orphans, bloated cheeks, blaci
eyes, bloody noses, trembling limbs, ulcera
ling joints, walking carcasses, living tubs o
putridity, idiots, maniacs, robbers, murderers
seducers, hariots,-the whole regiment G
the wretched, the countless troops of tn
ruined. No wonder they are ashamed !
But there is to be another census, anothe
call for the statement of the employment
and there will be no shriekiDg there, no falls
entries on the tables. God will bring thes
things into Judgment. The deceiver an
the deceived are there The thousands
wretched men who for gain are willing
tear down the dykes and let the aood oy'
smiling fields and peaceful villages, the
wholesale murderers shall be held upthe CO
tempt Of angels, the hatred of men, and Il
Iseorn of devils. They may report then
!. selves merchants in the census, but O.
I will curse them as rum-sellers at the jud
nj ment.-Ballot Boz.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-01-31

A LIBEL.-Jean Paul, that wicked sati-
rist of mankind, thus closes paragraph =
Even in the church, the women sing an oc-
taye higher than the men, in order not to
agree>with them in anything.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-01-31

A FIRST RATE TEMPERANCE TALK
A captain of packet vessel sailing from
New York to Liverpool, says, he never heard
but one temperance talk that was worth
anything, but that was first rate He
once went to Temperance meeting at Liv-
erpool, to oblige friend. and cookbook
ing well dressed man, was called upon to
address the meeting. The man stood be-
fore the meeting, and said, he never had
made speech in his life, and did not be
lieve he ever should; for it was not in him.
However, he would tell what temperance
had done for him. When he used to drink
somehow, he never was well, could never
pay his quarters rent, nor lis weekly bills,
nor clothe himself nor his family decentlv !;
but now that he had left off drinking, his
rent was punctually paid to the dav-he
had no weekly accounts for he had always
ready money. They all saw how he was
dressed-and, taking nice looking woman
by the arm. and four children by the hand,
he said. You see how my wife and chill
dren look in health and appearance. Well,
their food and dress is all paid for: and il
you wan: to see how my house is furnished,
come and see me at home any evening ex
cept church night, which is Tuesday and
this meeting, which is Thursday and you
will find me in as web furnished a room, as
any one needs. Besides this, have hun
dred pounds in the Savings Bank. That:
all | can say to night And he sat down
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-01-31

WEEDs.-If every farmer will look over
his land he will find that the list of really
troublesome weeds is quite small, although
there are thousands OF species of different
plants, which might all become weeds
Why are they not all so? Simply because
they have noSeed in the soil. In some parts
of the world our weeds are entirely unknown.
Why!-they have not the seed. Now if
other countries have not our weeds, should
we have them, if we were only to rid our
selves of the seed ? If only one fortieth Of
our plants had been suffered to get in and
drop their seed, and become troublesome
weeds, why should we keep out thirty mine
fortieths, and let the other fraction overrun
us? In China and IN some parts of FIan-
ders, the fields are entirely free from weeds,
the result of long continued, ceanly cult
vation. If the French are not troubled
with our red-root why should we not feel
{ the same exemption If the English are
} unacquainted with our cess, why cannot we
T enjoy the same privilege!
; If a single county in Pennsylvania has
never raised plant of the Canada thistle
E why may not all the counties in the Union
become equally free? They may if they
j will only remember the aphorism, that 'th'
: price of freedom is eternal vigilance
Country Gentleman.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-01-31

SPIRIT OF PRAYER.-It is distressing to
hear long desultory and cold prayers. They
evince that the sacrifice is from dead heart,
and that the lips are not touched with live
coal from the altar of God. When prayers
are short, specific and warm, we have evi-
dence that revival has begun. 1t has be-
gun where it should be, in the hearts ot
Christians. Each worshipper comes to the
meeting with an errand to the throne Of
grace and he pleads it earnestly, being full
of faith and the Holy Ghost. If he pray
aloud, he supplicates for the thing he came
for, and he entreats for it with fial, fervent
and importunate desire, and then he stops
o Christian. do you feel for dying sinners
Do you feel for the cause of Christ? Then
pray; besiege the throne of grace: take nc
denial; say with Jacob, ! will not let thee
90, except thou bless me-" What an ex
ample we have in Moses, in Abraham, in
Hannah, in Elijah, in all the Old Testamen
saints; and especially in Jesus.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-01-31

her sidel would not so listlessly have
dropped down
'Cease, Ola, your badinage-it is pass
ing strange you should always forget my
UoaO, when you indulge in such thoughtless
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-01-31

IT, The following Advice to House
wives contain some useful hints:
Britannia should be first rubbed gently
with a woollen cloth and sweet oil, then
washed in warm suds, and rubbed with soft
leather, and whiting Thus treated, it will
retain its beauty TO the last.
New iron should be gradually heated at
first after it has become Injured with the
heat it is not likely TO crack
1t is good plan to pat new earhenware
into water, and let it heat gradually until it
boils-then cool again. Brown earthenware,
particularly, may be TOUCHED in this way
A handful of rye or wheat bran, thrown in
while boiling, will preserve the glazing so
that it will not be destroyed by acid or
salt
Clean brass kettle, before using it for
cooking, with salt and vinegar.
The oflener carpets are shaken. the lon
ger they will wear. The dirt that collects
under them grinds out the threads.
Ifyou wish TO preserve fine teeth, always
clean them thoroughly after you have eaten
your last meal at night.
Woollen should be washed in very hot
suds, and not riBsed. Lukewarrn water
shrinks wollen goods.
Never allow ashes to be taken up in wood
or put into wood.
Always have your matches and lamp
ready for use in case Of sudden alarm. I
Have important papers all together, where
you can lay your hand upon them at once
in case of fire,
Use hard soap to wash your clothes, and
soft soap to wash the floors. Soft soap is SO
slippery that it wastes good deal in wash
iag clothes.
Do not wrap knives and forks in wooens
Wrap them in good strong paper. Stee
is injured by lying in woollens.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-01-31

when / get into Scrape, I always
take Ere 7 as the lucifer match said of itself.
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sy what an alteration really bake,

r-zy< pgIat an .,.a,at;ov .o.,,.. .s,.
49, - a. al'e,a'lOn uasn rsally tases
p,aye - : 'nan' al'e, ne pas become son
~ - en- pslanss' ssiu gcoa Dro'ner 70 US
~ ssss' : ~. - .ue 1islsios' "nen iooK-
sLo.s :. : Wy in's's'ss us1 neniOer' who ou,
800 '''Se P.es'ous ,nsu peeu s.aVe 70 ms
si,s one e0e'', iVoA upon lne man IN
4ass''ol ass anu no. lesl me iorce OF tne re,
s A1a' \. hy' .nere was a enahge inoeea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-17
American and British Iron Market.

PHILADELPHIA, F,itay Oct IL, 1859.
We hear rom abroad reifei stcd Of active and adj
vsncns market Liverpool circulars that th. rs
will be sdvsnce tf sld 81 BARS The quotation
in the vrgoo PPeT' for the I'D ult =. Pvse cirea
quote es IS for psea blsndG Scotch PIG Glasgow
has fueusd under the influence of ef and
has quoted 81 and ss low G. which the price
the Plat u The procuccn Of American PIC mas been
terra noreaed within the past month The demand for the
West has been unprecedented, and hiss diverted
from market Ath0ulh the ks have bean
ouced to s ion for eFiaTy densads buyers seem
dpoe 10 bold possibly hopes o. lower prices after
the VI Winter The de nand for ps lots for
fo n6ey has been very considerable and to show
y. nqups disposition p.rtss have heretofore confined
their consumption TO ScJeb Neery al the iron that
market carefully assorted and that sold for No
quite and the foreign. There has been
a. CT arse IL Amer BARS.
Transactions in American PIC have been Ally limited
6uriLs the past wee The quiry has been mostly for small
FouSDLRY be short supply Of which cnlucs sustain
the market Sales have been inside mostly SD few choice
brsIds have been sold $50 No. has all been sed
&S FORCE has been In demand and quotations
nsl-S240 ga 50; total sales for the week $40 Anen
Bars in steady request At full prices s70d$ SIS
ssles 40 NAILS sc,ive et SiG 81 81 BLOOMS
In fair requsstBoier s70d SIS and Wire 8s0 The
end for Jul ist RODS has fully employ al .hs
ps for this o srket
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-17

Bsaford before reported LOST dated Kangaroo Chatham
spds April IS is55 sstes ih.I he came TO snshOr = that
roon 70 other de Of the h'rbor which wss done In try
s 70 get the bark struck twes but d not leak Tbs
ntsh, an ocer 81 On the uins Of the
,t ied The pumps and the vessel found usht % tbs
ga he captain the other sds Of the and TO look fr
the de r,e when returning 2fth met By man vi
letter from ,bs stating that me bark
then I'D 10 The deck his arrival found the bis on "a
saw, VIA, they could and succeeded Ia getting out most Of
the bres On four damaged state and IS be oil snd
ed 20 TAI. pssssge for wellington NJ In few days
Barb Mi -uod Of wBedford Capt. sl,is which wac
Palmer ana the nerpTse, Capt Rasse both OF l.
ford had been wrecked Company snd near Ron'soue
,tras and with their totally ost but that the
crew, &c on board vsebs bound through toe strata
The Ktnsfher heard Fl Gusm, where she
rived on the nth March last and that she hid So ob
sperm and $50 bis whale oil on eoad The Enterprise,
when last heard FROM Bay Of ssnds, " Il and had 70
bbIs 50. oil, which 2lst February last.
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AmYe6

L. : Mail steamship Empire City, windle A,pnwal, With
m,. a AID 81 SOS SSs from San francisco, to- NJ o.
Mail steamship Forid. Woodruff s.v.nn.h 50 hours,
Boldly Island exchanged signals with steamship Marion for
s'.%6D BsTy MsS; hsu;; 9s.s I'D
The Nasbvhle came over the bar Sunday at 81 A. M
Steamship Caledonia, Baker Portland, 40 hours mdse, to
ZIP Msidarn. Ptnt Foo Chow Foo May a. and B,.avs
June 2 TO Go Sea, JS G G 81 Sd
JuIe lar 10 s. lon l5 Z. fell in with b. brig Aron, from
worn the being lost her
munna'i 7ook Of captain mate and 'eamen, and landed
ship Excelsior Hadlsy Liverpool Sept T. mdss and pass,
to s fho%P.oDs Nephew Sept H. lar l' lon 20 90 "a"
Us. ship Saratoga, Edward g. Tlton commander from
Ship Mary whit,idse (of Baltimore, Chesebroush ROt.er
dam so DAYS and 10 from Lands End, and to
to 0c'. lat "A Is, lon % a. saw ship Conedera'
Slip n.h Croker. Taylor Boston in ballast to Dusan
ship C.rO Msgnus Coffin, Liverpool, Sept 49, mdse and
ship American u ion Owens Liverpool Sept 49, mdsc. and
psss to Grnpsn Mintaru & Co.
ssk Efs Pine Es'R9 Is sIy' " o .n % b o
., n far 10 tewMd .. Nswf9Sndlsna-
pP Bari o M s trit o s. oie .chi Pacific Of
Baltimore from Galveston for ~ York Has lost mainopnt
and foremost Sailed in company with b. brig Clsr'
BAH GOdea Age, Gsrict Galveston 80 days, cotton :.
bark Sarah Am Of Brunswick Me- 81 days from Liverpool for
Brig Sarah Wooster Of East C.mbridss) Moore Jacmel St
Domf 90 Sept. 10, coffee, 20 master.
Brig En- Munson Galveston % days, cotton, to
Wakemsn Dimon.
Brig Audrey Peters (of Ellsworth MeJ Mcfarland Tdni'
dad. Cubs 3 DAYS, mclssses, to &. L. J. Peters.
Brig ArcuIus (BrJ Howard, Kent, ~ s. q days plaster TO
schr Canton, of Batimore) Shut, Aspnwsl, 30 days,
hides &c to " iliaIns Potter.
scbr Guf stream Is mstsd) Crsmtr, Alexandra, days,
coal, to Cumberland Coal Co.
Schr Yourg Amercs t3mssed) Green Alexandra, days.
coal, TO Cumberland Cosi Co.
schr Plume Topping, Virginia, days, potatoes
schr. w S Robbins, Lons.treet Virginia, days, wood
Scbr J. Crspkwood, Chambers, Virginia, ) days, wood.
schr. Sea Bird, Bryan, Richmond days, hosr, &c, to
Schr West Wind Barnett Baltimore days coal TO Noble
& Hamet.
sehr Lotus FOES Fall River, days In ballast, to MASTER
sehr Onward Sweet Calais. days, lumber to master.
Sehr. C.rcline, Clark, virginia
Stesmtug Hnntress Morrill,, Boston, 20 nouns
BELOw-2 ships in the ofing.
sAILEO-Ships John j. Boyd for LiveIpoo Emerald Isls
for do.
WIND-Norih.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-17
Markets. ARrruLIr REPORTED FOR The TRIBUNE.

TUESDAY Oct. 10, 1855.
AsHEs-The m,kt quiet for Pearls for Of stock LAST
sale 81 IS Pots ia steady request st 80 W and SO
% S1Hs; AND fn%; for western. t and ID s
Flour good mainly for the home trade aud the East and
confined TO the aud better & are
Phe better grades supported snd sell quite freely The de-
msna 0 W 1sGe AZ. HT1s S Ss al s. I ssh for
cod Sate Ss 4S3asst2 for common Michigan
and low sGsds Of and s for extra
GeDesee-ncuded in the sale. o0 bo state for Nvsm.
firm the sst are bbis at IS for
extra southern Flour is firm and DI,k demand part fJr
export to Europe the arrivals OdsIa
b IS 80 S1i fer mixed to good standard brands Ba
Via $40 30 Tor favorte fancy brands Rye Flour
and in fair demand sales Of H bbs at $od 81 for tine
sale. Il jersey At s4ssiasl75; Ssanors d s4sli and
BIaDdywrs a, s4s7t and RsneheoS. at 81 Buekwheat
GRAIN-A toOd supply Of common Wheat in the market,
sDe this S heavy, s. prime sT not Rsgiy and il
at 81 sasI s9i 1890 bush White DO. at 81 1882 22i
w:sHn P Rsd WIS Bush saGa
81 ~ IS Rye active and the market is firm for
ttsT, sse. Of cc hush good tTorowed At 81 S. Oats are
in densnd 4647c for State and 9c for Ohio and Chit
sss0 70, Corn more ssp 'nS Ss .agi BUSH at
DRUGS AND DYEs-The sale. include $40 keE Newcastle
al e S sSss 81 scarce. Ronoafs s.r.pss :.
sec, each IN bird; Mexican lCc locks Cream Tartar
higher go French Ssphste Quinine IS la Is Cas-
ira lhorce 2enO Sicily here's 27 cs icOrice Psste 10
soon; Bsscm G. paivs quiet essh In bond; Mad
Der dn white Sugar Lead nomina 70 bro
brought lie Is and bbs Refined Boax d29. 1900
10 Iaftaiie Acid 4SdFc Gum Arabic Insy be quoted
Sc mat p Use for eco-d ard l7dlsc for third .o
fRUI1S-Saes have ranphed Of small lots Rsos 80 IS
for bunee ard IS for fresh arrived
per Canada have been od Gec 100 sold pre-
yousy 20 arrival 3; &c. 100 terms
$50 bbs Havana Oranges a. SEA Sc IS bill 90 bb do per
steamer 81. IS bbA Absco have arrived and are held a.
Sc 50 tb Apples In moderate supply and hrmer;
sales # River Greetings 81 S7ids So Pec 81 81 6A
Fall Pippns OK ard - 0S - Sodt3 Western are scarce
they two weeks backyard thsn usual they comnaad
81 s7ids2 Newown PiPPps selling 81 2bd 80 20 in
orchards selected Eurpean shipment % 80 and ~ p Dbl
aha tes re latter pce fer ,xta packed IN sys' and
feed Malaga Lemous slow sale 81 - y Peaches
are cur OF mAke few lots sold noGE prices Dried
nEits are IN mo- de- m,9d at full former tatsG
NiSiONs-The market easier for Pork; with fair
Sea The arr,sls sh and the stock diminishing
,9wS sne y 10 lew hands sales u $50 bbs st s23Gs 10 for
Mess vi ~ iof y IN Mes an5 s 1915 IS for Primee-
Tan Sts re Mes 81 S2l So Beef better and 70 good
request ont WIZ very hsht stick the transactions
ate sales OF 4O IBIS 1t sSdslf for County Mes 500
Sl2hr Do Pnnei and f6 f5dsIT 50 for Re,acked Msss;
Prime Mes Is held at s9S ga, bat heu Of Lard
Gales Of oo bbla and .nd keF, AZ ise But
sI IN sood demand AID sSE ifSlsc tsr Ohio; snS 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-17
Marsets. Reported bv TsLs, api.

BuFFALo, Oct l6-l2:9O P. M.-FLora unchanged; s,es
$50 tbls. 81 Sds7 IS for eomm1n to extra Miehs,n
sass SO for do Ohio and luos. WHEAT 6rn; les
$40 tush. Chicago Spring at 81 e. and $50 bash pm
white Canadian st 81 IS CoKS in good dsm,na aud lower
COO bush 500 &c., ct the inside prs OARS
held At acc Rye 81 20. BASLsY Ell 10 WHISKY ST.,
canal FREiGHrs2c for ezra 20 Albany and l4!c to
York. LAKE IMPORTS yeserdsy-Flour $50 bbs; Wh-at
i5l sf5 bush Con- IS az bush Rye 5s bssh Barley Go
bush CANAL ExPoETs same tne-flour e73 bblA; whest
81 go bush. Com. IL o25 bush.
ALBANY. Oct le-I2;30 ?. M-FLovs-ssss 100 Dbl. st
ss sd 80 % for Stis and "a IS 20 for
ernu on 70 extra Weserp WHEAT-Saes ~ bushels White
CAs .disn IS BARLEY-Ss a geo buhss 'Surrowed
81 SEA IS CoRSSses 100 bushels Western mixed 81
isle OATs-States A. df6ie. RECEIPTS to-day 9.77i
bushels Four 10 $50 bushels Com 81 t bushels Of Barley
is Geo bu,hes Oats: 10 20 bushels Wheat
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III RINE 10 UR VA u,
PORT OF EEw-YoRy.......ocr.
Cleared.

stsansbip-Pscfc. Nye, Liverpool, Z. K. Collins & Co
skips-Cor mbis Surges. Charleston, Scranton Tamsn
Admiral Bhfsn Hsvre; Sas Greenman, Magma Antwerp,
Everett Brown; Mary Ogden Lowell, Savannah George
Bunleyi ResOlue, Mckenzie, San Francisco A. A Low
Brothers. -
Bmis-savoy sun.lley, NswOre,ns N H. Brigham; C. B..
wulsms Onstesf Havana. r. King; Cadet, Guide, Be
1a Jos Je1 Ara sntic t5reml Ihldsr Bremen BurehHd
Buel; Two a. Garduer Csrdenss Sturges Co.
Brs.- antelope Jones' Newry. Ir- and master; Iabes
Reed, (Br) Smith. Hamilton, Mccall FIFTH.
sclooners-T j. Beckett, Smsw Washington, B. Blossom
Son; 3 p Lnson Mathew Winser N c. Johuson aght
w B. jenkins. Petersen washington. O. Williams; L. A.
Edw,rds Douglas, Georgetown. Doner Potter; NJ Van
Name Van Name Dsren. C. H. Pierson; s. Rankin, Ames,
Port su Price B. A. A. Metea Louisa Norris Boston W.
Lewis -
gum, French Taunton, master.
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Phl.eelphis.
WhalerH.

cid. New Bedford 18th chip Newssh Smith Ps6c land
sailed; baIk Emily, Hale. Dc.
So from Nantucket l7ih ship Citizen Cash Hysnns Ito
complete flung for Pacific AMI
sd. FEM Astspoise 18th chip Sarah Swift Pacific ocea
SD from ST Helena Aug TO- Roe noks Wade Of Green port
20 erUss; IL b, Oregon. Bsbcock, DC. do.
Ar Hsf odsdi, Jspen April g. Jteh Swift Earl Of " B.
81 effeld, smith, Of Geld Spring
Head rorn July no LAT. &c, Abigail, Taylor N B. wis
lydia, Leonard H., VIII Chandler Price, Curn. " b.
swbs 1honn SJe Smith. do, wis Columbia. Folger,
ksnt sh George Washin ston, HYps ~ clean; Cha
Carroll Tuttle " L. wis Cicero, Manchester, ~ B.,
whs Mnwsod reported below, $50 bb1 w. 10 sp OSmal-
Fse West, Holmes. Hole hs AL the above are reported
BY Capt Carlton Who arrived San Francisco 18th ul
IN - days from The sea Of Corsa and sho Aso reports that
July none OF The shps in the japan hsa anything Of
eshss q9spce, swng 70 hsavy weather.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-17
Hudson River Market boats.

Batse Newbush W. L. Jansec master from Newb irgh,
rived al wharf foot II Waens, o. Is, reports The follow
articles by the trip Wis S. Seeves 10 Veal Calves % sheep
ard Lambs Horses l8 Btef Carcasses Yes, DO. 20 Pc
do 10 10 dressed Poultry 100 Fowls is TURKEYS Gses
DueIs bb. Eess tubs Butter averaging 81 lbs 81 h'nn'
Flour p bass suckwhe bb Cider Brandy cases Carpet
BsRs a,
barge Nevisink Chs& Hastesd, master, from Newbush
arrived at wharf Of Warren Oct U.s. reports the follow
ps articles by the trip % Veal Calves 40 Sheep and Lambs
fioe 10 Beet 40 POf do Is Fowls. bbls
IO tubs Butter averagpy IS s 81 fkns do do 81 sj 10
bses Hsy IS bags kwhea baskets Apples q bags )o
50 bundles Paper bbl Apples 81 bxs Ssp 100 sies Leather
on 40 I
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E,. n sanSsord, d. s. BacIsy n se1s, ,: w. Policy
Nh os.i md infant M.BA} s S%, -, n , snt Ms.
Fc,e b. Lopf NJ. steele. Wells; Fare "a. s.prsSs.S
Tuner and child NJ fi.hsr T. D. Colcor Cap,
Corse, NJ b unit, W. II Harding. Wm NJ Wallace Mr< a.;
servant. Mrs n. Jud,h and child A. Godwin IL Lockwood,
freeman Co.'S Expre.1 ": Tsdde ". w CAsReauet,
L. kitpshsnJ Won Il. AIosem ana, DR.. Aaienruth-lsl
n second cabin and "a IN reefate
IN s.n CoyuIns Nag.r, fros Le,p,ol-Rev james Hume
of relsnd sen so.r chas Cater. Of Epglsnd John Asy
Of rarsds; J u. Winer. Of New V crk;
,h;p MADAM fr,. FOO Chct- Soo-M CGmmnr lady,
two ehHcren AID ~ NJ /; J. r. c. lewis U. s. "
n hip MT HA.lyidas. from h0iterda~-C u hahn
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phil.delphia Markets TUESDAY. Oct. 10.

oUFReIIRoS BARK dull aid Neglected Corrox7sothns
and prices irregular FLOUR stationary, with light re
cepts sock eno ISLES; SIS 81 SO 80 Is the RYE
FLOUR and CoRS MEAL inactive at last quotations. WHEAT in
better demand with sales Of 1870 bus. 81 81 for
10 DIT me red nd 80 80 10 for white. Coax IN steady de-
ana at CSC. for yellow snoat. RYE firm At : IS Oars
,eace and 4jc southern GRocEsIts-5ales limited
10 ws Of de previous quotations PRoysIoSsrrsds
il Quiet FOLDERS Fork demst ding adyaree; Mess
quoted at 49, nothing IN Bacon Lard WHISKY sells
As waited at ale. for bids and Al d42;. for bbs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-17
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