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MARKET.
Eeo1n u g Ohenrre.O

Bacon II 10 coffee, Rio, 13 a IA, Laguay-
ra Is cotton, 10 a II according to quality; -four
Sc a 7 80 according to quality wheat, l 10; corn
IS a 20 C oats 40 40 peas rs a so hydes dry,
10 a 90; green, 4 a iron, Swedes, 6 a En-
glish, 0 a 5; lard, II lead 81; molasses As a so
nails 54a53; salt, Liverpool sack, l SO a l So; sugar,
Loaf 13, crushed Ii a 134, New Orleans 10 a II, St.
Croix and Porto Rico II; tallow, IL a12; tobac-
co manufactured, s a Is white lead, $24 a D
window glass 5 by 10, 2l a D; 10 by IL, q; yell
Low dip turpentine, 2 90. scraped so spirits soc.
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ROWLAND & BROS.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NORFOLK, "a.
C. H. ROWLAND, 7. B. ROWLAND, G. ". Rowland
Deal extensively in Flour.

L" - AM W. " IOhLAND
Deal extensively in Flour.
Sell for and Beterto
ORANGE COUNTY, w Carr, j I Hogan,
& Co., John z Lyon, Alex Dickson, Henry Whit
ted, James Webb, J c Turrentine & Son, Latimer
q Brown, Webb & Douglass, E G Mangum & Co.,
P C Cameron, W J & J A Murray. w J Bing-
ham, w w Guess, J A McMannen, Geo w Jones,
Thos d Oldham, Shields & Nelson.
ALAMANCE.-John Newlin, Hon Thos Ruf6n,
w r Albright, DIR P A Holt, Thompson Mebane
& Co., d w Kerr, w NJ johnson, Trcllinger and
Montgomery.
RANDOLPH.-Jobn Long.
PERS0N.-Barnett, Williams d Co., Edwin
G Reade, Wm Baird, VIM Daniels.
CHATHAM II Haaghton, A II Lindley, NJ
D Williams.
GRANVILLE.-J N Bullock, John Barry.
CAsWELL.-Geo Smith, Jos Simpson, ] G
Pinnix.
Norfolk, Va, July 18th, 1856. A.
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Mayors omce.

RALEIGH, Aug. Il, 1000.
A REWARD of Eve Dollars viii be paid blythe
IN Commissioners Of the City of Raleigh, for the
detection and conviction ofany person, whe shall
w~antonly throw filth, or rubbish of any kind, into
any ofthe public wells of the City, or in any man-
ner injuro the proper Yvfking of the public
pumps.
5l-3t WM. DALLAS HAYWOOD. Mayor.
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August 9, 1856.
NOW READY.
SWAIM'SJ USTICE-REVIsEDl

TEHHE North Carolina Magistrate, a practical
q guide to the laws of the State, and the decis-
ions of the Supreme Court, defining the duties
and jurisdiction of Justices of the Peace. under
the Revised Code of 1554-'55-together with full
Instructions, and numerous Forms and Precedents.
By EDWARD CANTWELL, Esq, L. L. B.
COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
One vol. s vo.-Containing nearly COO pages,
handsomely printed, on good paper, and well
bound, in Law binding.
Price So so; Postage &c cents.
This day Published and for sale by
III. d. TURNER. N. G. Bookstore.
Raleigh, N. c., Aug, z, 1856. so
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RARE CHANCE !! GREAT IN.

.- UJOEM Ia 1871.
WANTED-Men in every Town and County in the
Union to engage in n honorable business, which
pays S. and $40 per day. No Humbug Book or
Patent Medicine Business. Full particulars sent
free on application, post paid. to
D. WARNER & CO.
Is South Thigd Street, Philadelphia.
August 16, 1856. 51-I4t.
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CITY TAXES

II HAVE given a bond to collect the City Taxes by
Il the first day of August next. Persons failing to
pay their Taxesby that time win incur an addition
expense by having their property advertised for
sale.
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G r.

Tuesday the 10th day Of Sept. next, it being
" Court day, I viii offer, on the premises, the
Farmers Hotel in the town of Pittsboro' N. c., for
rent at the highest bidder, either for one or more
wears. TH0S. S. YARBR0.
Collision P. o. 4S-6W.
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Spirit of tgs ggss 8sleigB, UprtB-Gsrolina,

ia SroPT THAT BoY.-Ac cigar in his mouth,
a wager in his walk, impudence in his face,
observation-disclosures in his manner Judging
from his misdemeanor he is older than his
father, wiser than his teacher, more honored
than the mayor of the town, higher than the
President. Stop him ! he is going too fast.
He don't know bis speed. Stop him ere to-
bacco skaters his nerves ere pride ruins
his character ere the loafer masters the
man ere good ambition or manly strength
give way to low pursuits and british aims
Stop all such boys? They are legion-the
shame of their families-t the disgrace of their
townsville sad and solemn reproaches of
themselves.
The SECOND WHITFIELD.-I cannot be dis
puted that Dir. Spurgeon is in various respects
an extraordinary man. Never, since the
days of Gearge Whitfield and Edward Irving
has.any mini ter of religion acquired SO great
a reputation as this Baptist preacher in SO
short a time. He is a mere youth-a perfect
stripping, only twenty-one years of age-in-
comparably the most popular preacher of the
day. There is no man in Great Britain who
could draw such immense audiences, and
none who in his happiest efforts can so COM
psetely enthrall the attention and delight the
Il AAAAAA4 - tAAo AK " Hi DnC
of his chapel in New Park street was taking
3, Mr.. Spurgeon preached in Exeter Hall ;
lNut this spacious building soon proved far too
to hold the crowds who thronged to
hear the youthful Boanerges. 1t was no I'M
usual sight on a Sunday evening to see pla-
cards put up outside the building announcing
that the Hall was full and that no more could
be admitted. Since the enlargement of his
chapel, which is now capable of holding l,s0e
people, it has been found necessary for the
police TO be present at every service, and the
powholders are admitted by ticket through a
side door. This accomplished, at ten min
utes prior to the commencement of the service
the front doors are opened and a rush com
mences but it is speedily over, for the chap
Ell is full-not only the seats, but every incl
of standing room being occupied-and thu
gates have to be closed, with an immenst
crowd Of disappointed expectant hearers out
~side.-LondOR Letter.
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WANTED.

A TEACHER-A graduate of a distinguished
Southern College desires a situation. either in
some Male or Female Institute, or as Principal If
a Male Academy. Testimonials Of scholarship,
morality and success in teaching can be given from
the most eminent men IN the State. All letters
addressed to the Editor Of the Age will receive
prompt attention 51-tf
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PRICES C URRENT.
RALEIGH MARKET.

Reported by JORDAN WoMBLE, Grocer.
Flour, per Dbl. 8 so a Z 90; lard, IA to Is: butter.
20 to % meal p bush. so "a 90; corn q bush.
rs "a so fodder p hundred IS a so; beeswax.
Is to 20 dry hides, 10; white peas 10 oASG
took peas, 20 to 70; bacon Ii a IA tallow, 10.
WILMINGTON MARKET.
Reported by GEO.. II. KELLEY & BRO.
eRocERs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Naval stores, soft turpentine2 so, hard | so :
spirits turp- SO; rosin l 10 n / Is common tar.
81 80 salt sack, l Is; timber Sc to $40 90 flour
supr. 500 a family 9 90 corn SIS 400 butter IS to
30; meal 20 to 80; bacon, l32 hoground, IA q
hams coffee, rio 90 to l2l; laguayra Is to 90; ia.
va Is to II, St. Domingo IL a II; sugars loaf
14a, crushed 90 a Ii; c Yellow 12I a ID, A coffee
90 a Is, brown IL a u; molasses hid. 90 a 40,
Dbl. 43 lime l 25 to l 35; COW peas 90 to 1 90;
oats so to 6lc.; cotton 10cto 10l lard IA; rice,
4 per eask, cleaned taHoE candles I6 to Is, ada.
% to 80, sperm 45 to SIS. Aug. Is
VETWTEUT T Il NJ
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SENTENCE FOR RAILROAD OBsTRUcTIoN.-In
the Maine Supreme Court, on Tuesday last,
Michael Dunrow, convicted of placing OBJ
structions on a railroad, was sentenced to 80
days solitary, and 20 years in the state pris-
on. This is a just sentence, and it is to be
hoped the courts throughout the country will
visit with equally severe punishment every
one convicted of coolly sporting with human
fe by placing distractions on railroads.
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RES AgRIV4T4

FbER SCHR. VIM. II SMITH, TE7W New York.
Il 5 Bbls. of fresh Soda Crackers.
10 q Sugar do.
5 Boxes !" Soda do.
LS0
PER W.. & W. JAIL RO41.
100 Prime N. C. Hams.
IS Sides,
IS " . Should srS.
All low for CASH It
GEO. II. KELLEY & BROS.
August. 81. 81
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Did.

ALLERMANN-At Japan, N; j.; on Saturday May . Denis
Aermann, sraDdchild OF John BellmeI aged II motn'
ARMsTROnG-At Baltimore Sunday May IS Mrs. Frsa;es
Armstrong, eyed 90 years
BARTER-On Monday morning, May 26, Of Group, Fanny
DAUGHTER OF Thomas o. Barter late Of Louisville ased year"
The fields Of Der father and those Of his brothers insw r.
fs the residence of the atter No Sc West Thirty
fnh street. between Fifth and sixth avenues OIL
the 29th, at II o'clock.
BARTON-At bloomsbury, Penn on friday, May % 'VNn
Barton, eyed Y years.
BENJAMIN. THU. city Sunday morning May - Hfts
lingering ILL ess Mary Bell, daughter OF L. A. beuJSn'
aged years and 10 months
BELLMER-At HObOken, Saturday night May o. JoAn
Bel aged 81
CAMPBFIIAt her late residence Bond and Dessw sIees,
south Brookyp Saturday MAY a. Ezsbsh, wife OF John
Campbell, in the 40 year Of her age.
GETTY-At Philadelphia, Saturday. May p, Margaret
Getty aged 20 years.
GICKER-At Philadelphia o. Thursday May 2, William T.
ecker, eyed 81 years
GRINNFLI-ou Thursday morning, May IS a. GTinnel,
Iowa, Katie H. Of bTsn svs5 9eet yesrs and I2th'
the late Chsurcy Chaplin Of Springfield, Mass
HAMmATT-At Boston, on saturday. May -, Mrs Abby
wife OF John b. Hsmmatt, aged 70 years
kENpIL1noa E;eay May lS GeISae NJ KsadeI a. NO.
The Inferred Cemetery of the Eversreen'
d. KhgsbuIy, daughter Of Daniel Hoi.sha~, esq.
LAlDIAVon Monday, May \ Sarah Lehers eldest is1.h-
ter of John Laidaw.
The relatives sud iien's Of fanny invited attend
her funeral Wedne~sy Sth MT, a. p IL from Ne 2i
ColumbA street., BIoo, lyu h.shts.
LAFOU RCA3E-At Philadelphia Saturday, May p ssed
/. Yeas Caroline Maryland, daughter Of kda'd Laforcaie
NcCLFSKEY- On sunday Nay . Arthur NcCussy, 81 The
7Ch yess Of bis sse native g County Antrim, Ireland
SAIlSHI RY-Ou Sunday. May ?, 81 ooassup ion ETAy
Rrgs'es wife u y an { Sa.s1aN. . .
The relatives ara feods OF the fanny are
rou CturcL he Holy Agsles TWeu-ye shh street
srd Nu.h sseue, without iUTaes uonce Tier reas Is W.
be trktl 70 Troy for irtelmenL
srAPIvs-on saturday merritt Nay a Ira Of Josefl
and .S0i-h Stsples sEed Yeas iao-th snd = DAYS
TAYLOR-A' Philadelphia, Sa'ardsy, Nay - >1sa-ns'
rel. ~ # s . I. -
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Whalers.

s.n.5 firm, Iopdor 2l.t bark George BenrJ. Budding
tor Dsviss Straits; big Afusrant, nv EA~d
VIM Ro,ch lsf Rahsyenl has been pun~s IN nh.
"a IITa a Seg Bedford ard gill BE- e9gtl gsi p, ~
v'baii,T bushes. under command Of Cipt "h''n' l.
late Of p snip t p, s - bsk c1en Cash. Of Nantucket a.
vel N.,b a. b.ts .a, Psshe', Now Bsdi''''
o. 90: sP f,o cs5 snip l GSb' New Se .i
r,ror.s her on freuch Rock Feb ID, W1 ~ WV -
OIL from cspt Cha5, Of .y Two Brother 90 q s 30
Bediorol report, Ls .ie on I. iehf e. s~L
ettcr ton Cept haon Of ID ,;nfy @ s.rl-
rssors Der MLDgarui Jan - "''H - 'i ''''
"sp f,- bark O,gray Fher of Edsr: wn a. tx.
busro March - with 10 'p, iv0 VII oA "'aa sap -"
trer fpom tie bird mate 81 ship Fr.nl lof Sss ~.
ia -euorts ter e the Kings MI Group De- a. "iII ID a.
bound to new ZeslaDd, % cruise RAJ y r 81 50 % a.
son CsI,ea Poet 20 A. CO. o. !n'i Si,s ~ 90 10
letter ton, Caps souis ,bp " c. Sye Of y. Ssss
MorFsaui jan 49, EePoIs her resy io sea h@G - sh0
49, oil since lsa.i 'Les d~ch Is a!;'i "'1-l ''-'
tae that vicinity and tAe- Iroc,e5 y - IN b reports
Ler 90 Monsalni, jan q, 10 ,il sce -, er o. Of, ADi
would sal re1t Jay "a cruise "a rf'-ch hS'
etset fsosa cer Wool Of ship S,vy en- D. Id
satri Teb lC feroT.i icr with 81 WI o. S,~,on Nek
% ihf,e Rn,'. y. 4. FEB Il, 'hi. sonia i'''-''''
~ D. wareI ID @ae Ber Rl,l Hotehs', i 90 Is
Ps,.fc & Al, yis LoaoGiu, Win .'<'t ly.+ WI w.
s, from CAT kelley ofsLip coasrssl Of New 80 "
Isror.s Ler Il Alb-.y, New Hand 4eo' - va"
rom Cart Norton Il b.rk cieoa Of ,Ssss. !,
-,rc-s her in TIE Gi.o.3 fa'ssse Jan. - WI 80
% D. a'. ,,o. .pt. aeas Of bark MANUEL or'et
B.i,ofd reports Ler II Guam feO p, a. Gel IA 49,
! " Sea bal taIel ao OIL since lrs'3 .As 'a,Jrt; "
r. ror,s ;. d. oesaa arrn P5hp a., n'7 syfss C.
, haven: Montpelier AID J. lolne..; w 81 80
H,os.cy. v'aTen. aad D-aws,e, As"-Lo-iou' ~
lea ~. ne .y ~ lat s. A. oa. - So Ger ssois.
rrb n bbis o. GT-taby ssir. (at-t., sefi '''
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Diaaaters, &c.

Sill, GLEN LyoN-Elwood Walter, esq, Secfetuy o. sse
Board of Underwriters has received the toAoNiOs s'
dist stch from Quebec: -. ~, - ou.., {. s.hore
"QUEBEc May p, lSB.-Ship Glen LJon' oi'''' :" ~
30 miles below, IN ballast" .., ..h.,,r.
scsR SuoAi WATER (cf New.London) reported p'hs
been gotten of the beach south Of Cape heny ~ ~
strona easter y winds again driven sshofe Oh
RIG CsToiy fIom Belize, Iford, via kgstan 70 No.
Orleans ran on The north end Of the reef ~ r.,
sined considerable dsmsge causing hef 49, - A. sod
the hour. She taken into beiEe eud ne, "a at
ST. Gas ing repaired at St Georges Key on me "a LIST
BARK Gov PARIS, from Boston before ssng
B.uyi. Islsnd arrived Portland on the "a is'' 3s
received injury while on shore u.,o,. ,soost.A
MrssNc SnIP The ship Robert Csrnleyt loeo'o 'fsv
6ns ys..el of about 900 tuns James ~ "nnofs,
saed from New. York Jan for Ant<efp ana PISS
been heard from On bosrd the missing yessei W. w "a
sister of the captain. Miss Jane "hitHe NsP ~. al
Rb n supuosed that the ship Ouoderod IN the e'eo t
which CONNIE need Jan. ard lasted three dass
IBR Ia contact with schr Seneca o'IOo ~ ~
was the schr Golden Rule, Bullock from Es'P ~, .nl
vas badly cut down forward. she also put INTO Ns"p
repairs. ,,,- IT,, u..b,,. repor.s the
l7th inst. saw full rugged brig apparently pssuJ .s,e on
.i. Ioose ashore on Fishers leland BE. The ere" '
,hs ks and fishing tOa was a. acpor near ,h., ths
THr OWNER Of the missing ship Duyer 10 - ,hs
shin seen by Of tie Amazjn could 10y m ,hst
yes,s Inc ependeu Of the iHprobabiy OF heI IN ths
s,i,nJs The rigging Of tho chip seen does not s'eo
,ver. neither the latter any caI9e1 N". ~ - 'I,s
"a re- nsrne yss PAINTED circle and not "a su N'
a. be name Of ship Understood 70 UScd In
sur BowDITcB II Bo.toE, $40 tnns Duh' - yhsts
1859 hes been sold for $1,000 She " H"N ~ '
her puietssss' II Newport r. T. Lodns from Ph"i.
~ s.rgo, with coal ecked nignt u list 90 lslse
.ar "A hit Head Vessel snd cargo Dth los So 30
.avsd sud tosether with he crew, Droasht 70 -.
-y schr Express from Wells There va a.. ose, A
: 100 on caiso at the Merchants ~ N. Insurance ''''
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Arrived.

s,esmshp Roanoke Skinner Norfolk, &c. mdse % Ludlarr
Peasants 18th, 10 m, of FeuwIcks Island exchanged
signals with steamship Ismestown, hence for NOriSi
chip Hsnuah Croker HLntoon, New Orleans 2 de-. mdss
to Robson Fo'diek Experienced light winds and Gains
ship Charter OAK Of sesr.port Carver, Cardiff 40 d, raj.
Bark John Howe (of Belfast. Moore Gardens May u hdes
SC. TO Mors heshewi vessel to H. d. Broosmsn Co
Nav ~ lat 81 81 lon. IS 80 American sesnshp steer
schr. J. b DensoD, for do
d.. eottcn. Se TO- j. " Fiwe The 4 B. wa. bound {,
Mssee. put here account Of Capt smawley being
Big Jude Whitman Pressey Bo1hby lumber 10 master.
Bs Georgia of Dsmarscotts Carlisle, safdenAs S'h n''
Brig Chns COf NewburypOr MOulton, Baltimore d. cO0
BIis psSded Gray Port su Prince st inst coffee, Il,
H. Delsfeld SID in CO. with brig Mrs tof boston ga INST
s S 81 10 o h. ", b pa', ~ letter. Sis e. oi
ssSr John j. Finsysou Liehtbourn, Nassau, n Psd,
code. al !, o@ Phsdepia had been sssoS
Grand Bahama got 81 by the wrecker and taken into
srbT Orn Govt smith Roundout for NewburyPort.
sehr Jane Hssiell, Smith, Roundout for Boston
.p sehs 70 b p aesey 10y is ns o. cn ~ s.
sehf. Dr. AleisndeI, Bsyls Nv Virginia
N sGe5 Az, Ah.s ns'j schmidt ih LAST passed =. AM
bs yg to anchor under MOnetO Island and Spanish mar
0 scSr f als boIse. chanl Rey,o' Curacao Myr.
&c. FOule SON; Tss org s,scs.' for Ss"
schr Vail (of LipVican) Delano, APalachoola Dd,so
'OS S,cST Bosen Robil,.p Machlas lumber to master
schr Alnira Sawyer, Calais, aths 10 msser
sebr Harrerh Ann tPton LDbec, sh, &c. Smith
ssbT Eastern Belle -, Passport .hs to m''t'r
scbr Eagle Rhodes, Rockand lime.
schr Larson Deem, Ulmer, lime.
Schr. Gaunet, Ulmer, lime.
BFLOW-Bark Carrier Pigeon, Shaw, from MNsrI" Sso
WIND during the day, fresh from N. w.
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT or NEw-YORK...
Cleared.

shIrs-Muion Gibbs, Baltimore, Dale Co; Chu.o, o.
Fsme Knowles. Acapulco, Pacific " ; ;. Co Rsrd Wiua
scr, San Francisco. Sutton SCo.
Barks-Oberherd, Wuzmeyer Baltimore, Stanton Raser
Fdwin Carter. Boston. Carlisle L Amnermsn Mathldl,
(Pruss) Balaseya, St Johns, y. B., Funch Nsincke
Rrigs--LoAneo. Temple. Philadelphia. j. h. Gsseri H.
Mason, Miller. Lagusyra Asreda, Joye Co Lowell,
Huutley Maehas, Thompson Hunter; Rgssiao Gary ~.
Jobus =. r. H. D. Brookusn 4 Co Judge Bsoey, Bradley
Gibraltar Ysie. Portered, Whtsser Perry JaeAsanye
Thout son Hunter; Maria, (Sw,d ISLANDER, PhIsdephi.
Punch Mercke vator Fills, csrienss, y. petsr.
schconer-J. Price, Pnee, Baltimore. Mailer, L"fd a
Quereau; Hamilton Hopkins, AeNsndra, Merrill Abeot,i
Surprise Cole CITY Point, J. Hunter Co Omn Cow,
Smith Newburyport MetesfS DGren; G. Watson .a'ron
Newburp Smith Co Cabot. Nckerson. Boston, Foster
Nckeon Ralph Post; Tyler Apsaehicols Il. Post r. Rod
man 0ssood. New Bedford MASTER +. saueTy, onhsn,
Charleston McCready Mott Co. Scgulne, Call Nortck,
sturs,s ClesTn Co; Ossuns. Mayo. St Mays J.
Peters LoLdon, (Br) pn.dsle 81 Johns, " = Nsiascek
Bailey; on5er, FreI ch Providence Target DAVIS
SayspI ah ScraI ton Tslman w H. ClesIe. Smith, srbo
Island Miller Luther; Richmond, Harris. Rchmoal c. H.
Pierson; Col Lester, Delsno, s. Augustine Van Bruni
Slsgbt .
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fRerortsd fer the y. 7. TsIsuNE oy j. n n % !,
fv,t Roara-S OCo Peuna S. s.; So Do ~ 81! go DO %
ss So do S. 100 City g. cash, esi 1899 cry Gas
-. DAYS ga 100 do. Oh; 900 Asg Co IS, A. b'sa,
TO ooodo sieub u GOO Cam and Am ga IS - o. ak
CITY RR e. X r., 81? $50 City RR So, ~; INo Leaish
G., TO- days. s5 Penna RR ,6; gdo -6i 90, ' ~
DO cash al; 50 do. b5 "a; 100 Wilmington RR' II
Bsri Of PeIfs l2l; Farmers and Nee Bank, Iiii "
Bank Kentucky iii; City Bank, IS. ,
Eeco.I Bod,a-lOo City S. esi 90 City r. g.
r. r. DAYS. 81; 10 500 30. do P r. X 81 $500 CO. do si
e.,h 81 Morris anal preferred leVi IS DO DO b. 1901 10
Min,hl r R 50; 30 Beaver Mead X r.: 81; ~ hesimi
R cs.h ~, % Long Island R. R. b5, lSs 10 " Bank OF
Kentucky, III. 49,,
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IAdYertlaementl
REMsEN q DiNGEE's BULLETIN.

TUESDAY May 2.
GOO yards Rich CHALLIEs at shilling per I'd cost %
cents per I'd. to import.
Also,
New Plaid and Stripe SILKS al FIVE shine' per yd
yiendd bargain at one dollar.
Aso,
500 pieces Rich India FoULARD at 50 cents per yard rehy
worth rs cents.
Also,
800 Rich STELLA sHlwLs from s. 50 to 81 the original
cost varying from So to : 10.
Also,
go GEO worth Of Rich LACE and Muslin DR.PERy OF the
choicest and the most unique patterns from one shining PEI
yard 10 so per set.
Also,
general variety OF HoUsEgEEFERs' GooDs, at 20 per cent
below the manNfactu cost.
For catalogue and particulars apply TO
REMsEN 4 DISGEE's Brown Stone Store,
Nos 2Oi and 26 6lh-av., Dear liths.
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MARIE d.

M WOIFF-COPLAND-A Fountain Grove, Huntington,
Canada West on Thursday, May p De Vote esq NJ o.
OF City, 10 Ms Georena W. COPELAND, hiId dtngh
ter Of Alex COPELAND esq.
DFXTER-TICKNER-At Boston Oh Tuesday, May 70, VIM
s Dexter 10 Miss Eliza s. daughter Of Geo Tchrer esq
FROST-BUCKHOUT-In Sing Sing, " Y, on Tuesday May
20 by the Rev MI Mskes ID. D. at the residence Of the
brides father MI Theron Frost Of this city, to Miss Margaret
NJ. Buckhout.
HACKETT-ELLIOTT-At Philadelphia, on Thursiay, May
a. Harry H. Hackett to Miss Annie K. Elliott.
RAYNOR-GEROW-In Wilansbuish, on Monday, May D,
nv The Rev J. w McIane Mr. William Rsynor Of THIS city
70 Mas Esther j. gheT Of the late Hiram C. Gerow Of
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The receipts for this week larger than for any previous
week the first of the month Our total OF export OF
does include all that has been done but me
ms crop being received aud command large prices
bu under the present scarcity and good demand they are no c
ISTheie Is no stock OF English Lrsssd remaining in first
hands consequently there whole parcels Offering prices
however ESQ., The sales to-day comprise SVV gar
for bbls: Crude Whsle continues quiet a. i2a' oiP IN
dull and in good supply Lsrd steady at o'e
moderate request at SO 5dsi % Tor 9usrIs sd p Nm, with
PROVISl0NS-Tbe demand for Pork Is quite sht oul WIZ
diminished stock and limited arrivals holders Of Mess
an alvarez OF 80 e. Dbl. Prime IS steady; tns
bbs ss 75a sl9 for Mess 10 y 1911 r,e ,saTs nd
ste adv: sales OF $50 bbls at t11t8 Tor country
80 81 for Country Mess, and 81 90 +IE to aI5a
Prime Mes, Is quiet but held with more hnhes' -
ara Reef Hams are unchanged: sales .o t1ob 900 mes
ern az s575 Bacon is quite scarce and IS h9ains Ia
Of ss.s Rough Sides are ~ hni there ar. low
L,. sale, Of 90 hhds at 9.dl0c for Hams, ana "a ot
Shoulders Lard Is viii variations the demand
.sles Of $50 bbs and tcs at Butte IS u. bs ~
10, S ,or Ohio and gR2lc State Cheese aaOe a.
Saac for New Eggs are fair request at @ c e. aOaen
RCE-Ths supply continues go Ss,ks At - 81
firm at former prices the sales I" u'' ''
III. market 4. firm with fair inquiry sales OF
20 bids Cuba at 63N7sc. Inc stocA VI "1"-
400 bhcA ell kinds and 41O boxes al, 5smsnd. sale. Of
IS eco Ne prime t etoss in TIL, stpl. qaits limited
iJ for neary al descriptions " Fleece shd rul5p
/. very aht Prices tneregie' nt9 % "a 00 N Feec. aud
IT, a, in &c for the former and va &c Hr Is
- Ttr, held az Soc and tine Saxony sIeeSes lou H..
err Penny yans and Ohlo are hell " IL nav b. cousd
cd .,eme rates Foreign Is IA s2od lie -ld - | ~
arrivals have 80 pretty freely 100 bales - H. 20 b,ls.
rlya'e terms but understood = % so i A., fI IRE.
fuire Rios iud common Dueu'' A''0
WHIsKY-The market better supple and y-L ,'9
len sfd is fsir. s. OF / =" DDS D. %o@-N' 40
loo. n i ca
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For SALE-ESTATE IN BERKSHIRE COUNTY,

hAss-A FARM with furnished country house situated Ia
P;tsed y miles from the depot miles from Lenox.
contains nearly 800 about portous
woodland upland and meadow the main the Houss
tonic through the latter The
kut for the present owner the designs c Cabot
pf Boo on and contains II beside hsh room. ~ IL
su.ed ON an eminence commanding fine the Berk
sh,re Valley the Tacorc and Hosac Ran the
highest mountain the State stable cehouss ard other
house ard barn ard convenient The wood IS OF he
primitive growth, and the meadows yield large crops CT nay
Without Gu tyation T place the advantages Of s:
agreeable and healthy situation with good bathing boshne
6shnR az shooting upon the premises The house ready
immediate Occupancy completely furnished and supplied
with wood ana Ice The central portion containing aeou 100
acres with all the buildings wall he sold separately desired
For further particulars apply 10 w HoLMEs, Boston Or
fAe Hon. T., II. KELLOGG, Pitieheld