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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-12-03


The elections that have taken place other
than those already noticed, arc ~ follows
VIM. Lander, Esq, of Lincoln, reelected
Solicitor Of the 9th Circuit. +. G Hines, So
licitior Of the lst, and Marcus Erwin Of the
7th Judicial Circuits. r. Hill, of Stokes,
and w. J. Palmer, of Caswcll, Engrossing
clerks. w. A. Jenkins, Esq, Of Warren, At
torney General.
A bill has passed its three several readings
in both houses, providing for holding the
county and superior courts of Polk county,
in the town Of Columbus in said county.
A bill has been offered in the House, look.
ing to the establishment Of standard weights
for the bushcl of wheat, corn, &c.
A number Of propositions have been sub.
mitted for amending rail road, turnpike,
canal and other companies all of which
have been appropriately referred.
Several sections of the new revised code Of
the State, have been proposed to be amended
and others repealed referred to committee
on the judiciary.
a new county Is proposed to be raised out
Of portions Of Asho, to be called Allegheny
A resolution has been referred to the
committee on the ia dietary, concerning the
amendment Of the laws for the collection OF
debts. Also one referred TO finance commit,
tee, proposing the repeal eff the Both and part
Of the Oath secs. Of the revenue laws.
Several new Banks are proposed to be in
corporatcd. Bills introduced to incorporate
the North Carolina Central Atlantic and Pa.
cifc Railroad and tho n. G. and Va. II. r.
Co. road TO commence Mt Salisbury and ter
inmate on the Va. and Tenn. line
A proposition has been introduced to in.
crease the pay Of the members Of the Legis
laturc. Also, to lny off a new county, to be
called Ruffin also ono to be called Graham
The free suffrage bill has passed the Senate, by
a vote Of 40 to 8. The bill repeating the sec
ton Of the act concerning the election o
commissioners Of Wilmington providing fol
the registration Of voters, has passed tn,
House. Also the bill concerning the com
mon school fund in Yadkin. A bill has beer
introduced to change the Constitution, so a
to give the election Of judges, attorney gen
eral, solicitors and magistrates to the people
The committee on the judiciary has been in
structed to enquire into the expediency o
passing n homestead law. Also, a bill t.
protect mechanics and laborers, by giving
lien upon property until their wages is paid
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DEATHS.

In Arson county, on the 4th inst, VIM. c..
Flake, Esq, aged 48 years 6 months and %
days.
10 Chatham county, on the 18th Oct, Mrs.
Margaret Hackney, aged y, and wife of a
distinguished Revolutionary veteran.
In Snow Hill, on the 18th inst, Nancy II.
Caswell, wife of VIM. IL. Caswell, and
daughter Of Samuel R. Pridgen, ESQ, in
the Oath year of her age.
On the 23d of October, Doctor James
Young. ST., in the I'D year of his age. In
1915 the deceased represented acceptably the
County of Granville in the Senate of the
State Legislature. Retiring from the politi-
cal arena he devoted the remainder of his
long & useful life to the practice of Medicine,
acquiring a high reputation. Many friends
remain who love to cherish the Lrance
Of his many good qualities and excellent
services; and p%roffer their sincere coincidence
to his much bereaved family. A man of
generous impulse and enlarged benevolence
the poor always found in him a ready and
sympathizing friend. An affectionate hus.
band, a fond and indulgent Father, 4 val
liable citizen, a high toned gentleman, an
humble christian has fallen.
"He lived, that when the ummon came,
lie went not like the quarry-slave at night
Scourged to his dungeon-but sustained and
soothed
By an unfaltering trust, approached hi,
grave
Like one who wraps the drapery of hi.
couch
Abouthim, and lies down to pleasant dreams
K~ Standard please copy.
In the county of Alexander on the 9th o
November, 1856, Mary c.. league, daughtel
of Vandiver and Mary B. league, aged l;
years and / month.
1t is with the deepest emotions and al
aching heart that | record the death of thi
most amiably lady. But q few DAYS ago sh
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NORFOLK MARKET.
Reported for the Spirit ofMe Age, by

LCepOFteU y" We CptTB 81 We age, O1
A. M. McPUEETERS & Co,
GROCERs & COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
WILLS WHARF, NORFOLK, VA.
FLoUR.-Our market is well supplied, W. note a
dull market, without change of prices we quote
ST. 81 a Il, Extra S73 u IS Family 81 a $50.
CoRN-Yellow 68, White and Mixed 60c. ~
Wheat White l So. Red 81 As. .
CoTToN-No sales. We quote nomirally IlaII1.
u. u. PEAS Wanted at | As a 81 SO. -
DRIED FRu1T-In demand. Peeled Apples SO
to 63 for % lbs. Peeled Peaches So Is to 5 so
for 40 lbs. -"
FLAX SEED-Declined, we quote l IS to l rs for
Sc hhds.
PEA NUrs-Very dull, 624 to IS for % lbs.
GROcERtEs-Marke well supplied and prices con-
tinue to rule very high ". o. and P. X. Sugar IO4
to lie. A. b.. and C. IL TO IA; Crushed l44 to i5c.
CoFFEE-Rio III to lie, Laguira III to I3c,
Java Is to l64c. 49,
SIS a 5S.
NAVAL SToREs-Tar dull at 81 so to l So.
RosIN--Common l 25, Fine 3 so Spts Turp in
light demand, Al to 42c.
GUANo, SIS for Is tons; Mexican IS to 30.
LIME, light supply l Is to l 20; W c I 40.
Nov, %.
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GREATBLEssING ToTHE AFFLICTED

va The number aud formidable character of
diseases of the Liver have long challenged the at
TEN ton of medical men. Some of these diseases,
classed under the general term of Consumption,
have been supposed incurable and tho unhappy
patient allowed to die, without medical science to
offer him a hope of recovery. Happily this can no
longer be the case. A remedy has been found
which viii cure all complaints, of whatever charac-
ter, arising from arrangement Of the Liver. The
pills discovered by DR.. MLane, of Virginia, act
directly on the Liver; and by correcting its oper-
alton and purifying it from disease, cuts off and
extirpates the complaints which have their origin
in the diseases of this organ. Remedies hitherto
proposed for liver complaints, have failed to opor-
ate upon the seat of the disease but DR.. Mhane's
Pills make themselves felt upon the action of the
Liver, and by cleansing the fountain. dry up the
impure streams of disease which thence derive
their existence.
ne Purchasers will be careful to ask for DR.
MLane's Celebrated Vermifuge, manufactured by
Fleming Bros. of Pittsburg, Pa. All other Vermi-
fuge, in comparison are worthless. DIR. MLane's
genuine Vermifuge, also his celebrated Liver Pills,
oln now be had at all respectable drug stores.
None genuine without the signature of
FLEMING BROS.
For sale in Raleigh, by P. F. Pescud, and by
Druggists generally.
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RECEIPTS FOR THE AGE,

SINCE LAST IssUE.-$l Mrs II L Move,
Marlboro w NJ Swain, w ii Bellentine,
Centre; L w Foust, G T II Jones, New Sa-
lem Mrs Mary f Burnham, South Mills j
Fleming, Ridgeway Levi Thrailkill, Nor
val Maj j B Clark, Eliz Town w d Carr,
Kenansville TIC Haynes, F NJ Reinhardt,
d Clarke, Spring Hill Forge; G w F
Harper, Lenoir J NJ Dickens, Westland +;
w A Small, Owensville b F Stanly, Tren-
ton A G Northcott, Troy; w j Branch,
Louisburg /; Mrs Martha King, Miss Mary
L Joyner, Miss Letitia Summereh, Falkland;
B L Brown, Greenville Rich'd Bullock, Jr.
Exchange w A Morley. Hotel John P
Fullmore, Fayetteville; A G Waters, Knob
Creek Miss Sarah Taylor, Martin Butler,
Jason Mckinney, J A McCluer, j d Nc,
Clucr, Rutherfordton JAS Robeson, High
Shoals j G Regan, Grove Hardy Bryan,
Rocky Mount A J Holly, J F Corbett, New
Hanover; b l. Durham, Durhamsville j &
G McCloud, Franklin Martin Casey, Eli
City J j Moore, Texas; G NJ Brantoa
Wake.
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OPINIONS OF REGULAR PHYSICIANS

EXETER, Me-, Sept 80.
This certi6es that I have recommended the use
Of Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry for diseases of
the Langs, for two years past, and many bottles
to my knowledge, have been used by my patients,
all with beneficial result. In two cases, where il
was thought confirmed Consumption had taken,
place, the Wild Cherry effected a cure.
E. B0YDEN,
Physician at Exeter Corner.
DR.. William A. Shaw, of Washington. n. &C. writes:
"As Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry is the only
patent medicine TO which l haze ever given my
public recommendation, Ishall not be suspected Ly
the candid Of giving rash or precipitate testimo-
n.y."
None genuine unless signed I. BUTTS on the
wrapper.
For sale by all the Druggists in Raleigh, Colds
bore, and throughout the State.
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0tNs Of tBe 9ag.


MELANcnoLY DEATu.-The following ac-
count Of a horrible murder Of a brother, is
sent to ia 10y a friend in Trenton. We learn
that it is another Of the awful results of the
liquor traffic in our State. Is it not n pity
that our treating candidates for the Lcgisla-
turG cannot put forth an effort after being
elected, to arrest the evils which they have
borne u prominent past in entailing upon the
community. For every treating" candidate
contributes much to popularize and spread
tins outrageous practice, and consequently,
tho cruelties, poverty, deaths and murders
which result therefrom. And instead of
rendering him popular, it should damn to
everlasting obscurity, the candidate who
seeks votes through such means. For it is
saying to the sucker ''you are so low, and
such n fool, that | can buy your rote with
whiskey":
send you the following particulars of a
melancholy transaction that took place in
this county, on White Oak, on the morning
ct tho 18th inst. Mr.. Christopher Meadows,
OF this county while laboriug under q fit of
insanity, or delirium tremens, shot, and kill
oil his brother, George Ii. Meadows. Both
are men Of families, and highly respected in
thoir neighborhood. Christopher has been
arrested and committed to prison, ~uncQnsci-
Gus Of his situation, and ignorant of the deed
he has committed and ut times is n raving
maniac. The unfortunate affair has filled
the community with grief, for the %untimely
end of tho murdered man, and sympathy fol
the unfortunate creature who committed the
crlme.-hiHS,OH Adr.
CONVICTION or ALEXANDER FALcoNER.-
The trial Of Alexander Falconer upon
charge Of cmbczzlement Of the funds Of tn
Petersburg Railroad Company, while he act
ed "a ticket agent, was terminated on Mon
day. lie was found guilty and sentenced I
two years imprisonment in the Penitentlary
the shortest time prescribed by law for tn
offence. The trial was in every respect on
Of deem interest. The unfortunate culpri
himself was Of highly respectable family
and previous to this first error in his Inf
bore an unblemishcd character. The counst
Oh both sides made able arguments, and tn
court room was crowded with anxious audi
ors. IL is understood to be the first convi
ton in the State under this particular claus
Of the penal law.
Col. Wheeler. A Washington correspOl
dcuce says that Col. Wheeler did not retur
voluntary from his mission to Nicaragua, b'
was recalled, and that thus one difficult
in the way Of negotiation is removed, whit
would have continued to be embarrassing |
his presence"
REy. G. II. SPuKGEoN.-It is stated, tn
We know not on what authority, that tn
distinguished young preacher intends
SSsit this country and spend some tin
"ere in preaching the Gospel.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-12-03
3vtrH .f t9< S. 3&eesa q. s.

was in the bloom of youth and health. the
pride of her parents and dotted on py orothers
and sisters, and all who knew her. She was
endeared to her many friends. and none
knew her but to love her" With a mind
naturally precocious she excelled IN study,
as we'll as in all the accomplishments winch
adorn and beaufify the female cnarac!er.-
Modest without reserve, attractive Nlthoue
ostentation, she won. the adnlfation 81 al.
But,alas! those cheeks that esen the rose
might envy for their freshness and beauty
and that sweet countenance that oeamea'
with ~lustre, is now silent IN tue
gravel But grieve not, fond parents, Oasn-
arine is a arrest with her Savior. her angelic.
spirit is beyond the reach Of decay, and her
immortal body will shine forever IN the
courts of heaven.
At Wake, Forest College on the 18th INST,
of Typhoid Fev.r, Rev. Benson L. Coie' aged
about % years.
PHILoKATHEsIAN HALL, W. L. College,
November 22d, 1856.
WHEREAS, Almighty God, in the dispense
ton of his experimenting providence, hash
been pleased to terminate the earthly career
of Rev. Benson f. Cole, Tutor in said Col
lege at the time of his decease, and formerly
an active member of the Philomathesian So
oROeJ , ehOiOtoiOS
Resoloed LIST, That we have heard with pro.
found sensibility the announcement OF the
death of Rev. Benson f. Cole, formerly one
of our most esteemed and proficient mem
bers. q
ResolUed I'd, That we highly appreciate
the influence of the example which ne has
left Us, of constancy in his friendships. mehk-
ness in his department. his zeal for the diffu-
/ os1 e L. LIo ~ fha H1a.
charge of duty, devotion to the interest of
his race, and energy in the cause Of his Ma
ker.
Resozced 3rd, That we cordially sympa-
thise with the relatives of thes deceased, who
have thus been hereft of one who had just
entered upon the stage of active life, and
who bid fair to become a useful member Of
society and a benefactor of mankind.
ResolUed 4th, That as a perpetuation ofthe
memory Of one who has sustained such an
amiatle character through the budding of life,
we will erect tombstones with proper inscrip-
tons over his grave.
ResolUed 5M, That in token of our grief,
we will wear the usual badge of mourning
for thirty days; and we hereby invite our
sister association the Euzelian Society to
unite with us in paying this last mark OF
respect to the memory of our departedb brother.
+, Resolped 9th, That a copy of these resd-
~lutions be transmitted to tie parents of the
deceased. And also, that 9ppies lNFttawssf
ed to the Editors of the Biblical Recorder,
North Carolina Standard, Raleigh Register,
and Spirit of the Age, with request that
they be published.
r j. X. LASSITER,
a E. A. POE, Committee.
= T. ID. BOONE.
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MARRIED.

In this city on the morning of the 23rd
inst, by Rev. r. 7. Hefin, Mr.. James c..
Ray and Miss Nancy A. Savage.
In the Methodist Church at Greensboro
on W s4. n daaz4n ey HDr! e,ri fha ia1RR K. is5Td Of Of
Leon county, Florida. to Miss Kate S. Blake,
daughter of Thomas G. Blake, Esq, formerly
of Fayetteville, n. G..
In Chatham county, n. c., on the Goth,
by the Rev. A. W. Lineberry. Mr.. George NJ.
Albright of Alamance county, to Miss Emily
Jane, daughter of Peter Euliss, ESQ, of
Chatham county.
By Standard and Register please copy.
In Raleigh, on Wednesday the Goth inst,
by the Rev. joseph NJ. Atkinson, Mr.. James
Gordon, of Richmond Va, to Miss Mary St.
Clair Cooke, daughter of VIM. D. Cooke ESQ,
Principal of the N. G.. Institution for the
Deaf, Dumb and the Blind.
In Camden county, &C, on the 18th of
November, 1856, by James N. OvertOn, ESQ. :,
Mr.. Maxey j. Oserton and Miss Mary Whit
hurst.
On the 18th of November, 1856, by Rev.
Mr.. Peterson, II. II. White, ESQ.,, ofCole-
rain, BERTHE county, to Miss Alethia E. Gask-
sins. of Edenton, N. G.
On tho 4th inst, by Elder j.. f. Montague,
Mr.. G. III. Jones and Miss S.. w. Wilson, all
Of Person county, n. c.
On the 18th inst, by Elder j. Montague,
Mr.. R. S. Davie and Miss Mary X. Walker,
all of Person county, n. G.
On the 4th inst, by Esquire Rountree, w.
N. PEBBLES, to Miss Nary D. Stafford, all Of
Pitt county, N. c.
In Wilkes county, OF, the 9th Nov, by T.
Roberts, ESQ.,, Mr.. TIC Parks to Miss Oily
L. Williams, of Iredell county, N. G.
o! take her, but be faithful still,
And may the bridal VOW,
Be sacred held in after years,
And warmly breathed as now.
Remember, tits no common tie,
That binds your youthful hearts;
IT'S one that only truth can veal
And only death can part.
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e.. 80.
T. r.
M2GgIAUP TAILOR
No. Is, FAYETTEVILLE STREET.

49, VI FALLL SlEEETg
S now prepared to offer to the community =
j. splendid assortment of Goods, consisting vi
Cloths, Casimeres and Vestings, in eve v respect
suitable for gentlemen. I think il unnecessary To
specify the different colors Of cloths OF the Quail
ty. Suffice it to say, l have every thing that is
usually kept in a regular tailoring establishments,
all of which shall be cut and made in the manner
q gentleman ought to wear.
/ have lately returned from the North, having
been prevented from going at the usual time b7
sickness in my family. I have Unexpectedly hzl
the advantage of buying at a much cheaper rats
than formerly, and can sell goods much cheaper
than heretofore. Indeed. 1 intend to sell cheaper
than any body else ; and therefore / solicit calls
from my friends and customers generally, and
from the members of the Legislature in particular.
Visitors to the City of Raleigh will please call
on me, and I will certainly give them good bar
gains, either in clothing of my own manufacture
or in that ready made; as / am receiving a large
assortment of clothing of the best kind, and for
furnishing goods none can be found cheaper.
/ also have a large assortment of Fancy Goods,
which / will sell at a small profit, consis ting Of
Gentlemen's Robes, Fancy Shawls, Crayats, Gloves
and every thing in the line of a gentleman's wear
except boots and hats. My stock is too large to
enumerate, and you will please call and examine
for yourselves, as you will be the best judge.
Call at the well known house, No. Is, Fayet.e-
vile street, where you viii find cheap bargains for
your CASH as i wish to do a cash business for
the future. My terms have heretofore been six
months credit; but it is impossible for nae to con-
duct business on this plan, rs / have Co. meet my
payments regularly every ninety days.
Those indebted to me at home or at q distance,
will please call and settle their accounts, many of
which have been standing a long time. I have
made this call on my friends through the press
and by letter and it has not been responded to.
Please attend to this appeal, as my business can
not be conducted on the credit system any longer.
L return my thanks to a generous community
for past custom and l shall endeayor to merit a
continuance of favor. 7. R.. FENTRESS.
Iwish to employ two or three good journeymen
t~ailors, to whom the best prices Will be given.
T. r. F..
a.
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PETERSBURG MARKET
Ola LII, HnnaIl l..
CuTeJtUly CORRECTED 0y
B II o N l. u w III q x S


BROW M Y& HICKS.
Grocers and Commission Merchants.
ToBACco--The receipts of new tobacco have in
creased in the past few days and we notice a decline
in prices Of that description. New primings 4a54
Lugs 6 a 81, Leaf7 a ii old ia very scarce and
commands from Sl2al7 for Lugs and Leaf.
WHEAT. We notice an active demand with an
Improvement in; prices prime white 1853, choice red,
l so
CoTroN-We quote sales at ii a 1IB; the receipts
are moderate.
CoRN-Is in fair demand ut 7Scts.
BAcoN-This article is lower, prime shoulders
GUANo-Stock Light $5S1 a $50.
GuNNY BAGGING.-The supply is fair, sales made
to day at 20.
Northumberland and high for No 3 7la$71.
Passive quote Black Eye at goa $l,OO.
BEANs-Are in demand at 100 a 1870 for Navy.
CLOVER SEED-Stock small, sales of Good New
seed at 10 a lO1.
SALT. The demand continues steady at $50 for
l.. p. fine in lots.
MoLAssEs-StOck and transactions light, we
quote N. o. 60 a 81, P. h. so So, Portland Syrup
43 a As.
RIcE-We quote firm at s.
SUGAR-The stock of Sugar on hand at this
lime is very light for the season. Holders frm
and the demand steady for the season.
Nov %.
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HUMOROUS BOOKS.

The Comic Miseries of Human Life.
Pluribustah-A Song that's by no Author, pre-
pared by Q K. Philander Doesticks, P. B.
The Widow Bedott's Papers.
The Sparrowgrass Papers.
Also, the Georgia Scenes, Maj. Jones' Courtship,
Simon Suggs, and many others.
For sale by w. L. POMEROY.
Raleigh, Sept. 2, 1855. l.
VIZ n. COOK. TAKESTHIS METHOD OF IN
w forming his friends and customers, that he
has received his Fall and Winter stock of Dry
Goods, Groceries, Hardware and Cutlery, consist
ing, in part, of Coffee, Sugar, Brown, Crushed and
Clarified; Black and green Teas Bacon, Lard
Meal, Candles, Adamantine and Tallow GrounS
Alum and Liverpool Salt Fine Tobacco and CT
gars. Also a lot of Miles fine Boots, Shoes
Caters, both for gentlemen and ladies wear
a great many other articles too tedious to me
all of which will be sold low for cash.
This establishment is the same recently
by Beckwith & Clayton, ON Fayetteville
opposite Lawrence's Hotel.
Raleigh. Nov. 5, 1865. 10
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DR.. Sanford has sent a cargo of his Invigorator
to town for the benefit of everybody troubled with
liver complaints or Indigestion. He has used it
for many years il a large and extended practice
till its results are thoroughly known, and it is now
offered for sale as a tried remedy for those diseases.
Hundreds have given him their certificates of the
greatest cures being performed where life was des-
paired of. 1t will surely relieve a sour stomach,
billiousncss, headache, costiveness, female obstruc-
tons, cholera morbus, dysentery, or summer COM
plant, by the use of a few doses. | will say to all
that wish something that can be relied on to cure
those diseases, try DR.. Sanford's Invigorator.
LIT
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TOWN LOTS FOR SALE IN HEN
DERSON.

TINE subscriber offers SO acres o fIand, most of
which is in the corporate limits ofthe Town.
On it are mauy good springs of excellent water,
of superior building granite about half Of it is
heavily timbered. 1t will be divided in lots to suit
purchasers.
He offers for sale also a house and lot on the
Main Street. One Of the best stands for business
in Henderson. 1t has a 2 story house with 2 CHM
neys. The 10, is 80 feet wide on the street, giving
ample room for a large store house.
He would also sell a house and lot adjoining the
above, having a 2,,story building with a good cellar,
now occupied as a saddler's shop.
Persons wishing to go into business in Hender-
son would do we'll to make early application to P.
w. Wyche, who is fully authorised to sell any or
all of the above lands and lots.
WILL. E. WYCHE.
November 81 1855. lift
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FOR ONLY 81.

n the receipt of 81, will.b mailed to any per-
~ son a recipe of a remedy for Horses, while
suffering with Bolts or Grubs, which was never
known to fail to give ease in their greatest agony,
if given in time. Many valuable horses have been
saved from an untimely death by this remedy, and
if given as advised, and it fails, the money will be
refunded. No person who has a horse should be
without this recipe. Other remedies will be added,
which will be conducive to health and thrift, and q
great preventive of distempe-, which horses are
subject to. Address the P. M. of New Hill P. O..
Wake county. n. C.
Nov IL lSh6 81 On
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WILMINGTON MARKET.
Reported by GEO. H. KELLEY & BRO.
GRoCERs AND COMMISSION

GRocERs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Naval stores, soft turpentine 2 IS, hard l 40 ;
spirits turp. 50; rosin 10 a IL common tar,
81 % salt sack, l 10; timber So to $40 90 -four
supr. rs a family 5 Is; corn 90 400 ; butter % to
30; meal IS to so bacon, IA hoground, Is Co
hams coffee, rio IL to 124; laguayra IL to 90; ia
va Is to II, st. Domingo II a II; sugars loaf
is, crushed 90 a Is; c Yellow 13 a 90, A coffee
90 a ii, brown IL a IL; molasses hid. 90 a As,
Dbl. 81 lime % to l 35 COW peas 90 to l 90;
oats 90 to 40c. cotton l2c to l3 lard Is; rice,
4 per cask, cleaned tallow candles I6 to lS, ada.
Is to 30, sperm 40 to so. Nov. 20.