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No. 80.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NIEW SCHOOL BOOKS.
IN MAxDEEILLE's Primary Reader. .
Second .r . '-.
Third b
Fourth .l B..
PERKINS Primary Arithmetic.
Elementary
Practical
Higher " .....
Elementary Geometry.
Plain and Solid ,
Elements of Algebra.
,. !" Treatise "
CONJNGs ClasS-B Book of Physiology.
QuAckENBos' First Lessons in English Composition.
G1LLEsp1Es Land Surveying.
YouxANs Chemistry. ..'. . q.
Chart Of Chemistry. .. ~
Atlas of
ClassBook of Botany. By F. II. GREEN
Primary Class-Book of Botany
Easy Lessons in Landscape Drawing. By 0T1s.
Co.'s New Drawing Cards
HARKNEss' ARNoLDs First Latin Book.
g Second Latin Book and Reader.
Greek ="
KrHNER's Greek Grammar.
New French Instructor.
Shaksperean Reader. By Prof Hows
Youths Grammar q F. w. RECORD.
CovELL's Digest of English Grammar.
CoRNELLs Primary Geography.
intermediate
High School
H. D. Turner will furnish any of the above at the pub
lishers prices.
Send id your orders
Raleigh, July IA, 1S57 81.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.


N. G.. MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
"A ona Mutual Insurance Company held on the KY iA.h
inst the following persons were elected directors anu oin
'''S '' TIC e''S DIREcToRs:
Henry D. Turner, Raleigh.
j. H. Williams, co.
T. II. Selby, DO.
CIV. D. iIutchings, do.
Kemp =. Battle, do.
George Little do.
james NJ Towles. do.
James +. Ioyt, Washington
Alex. Mitchell, NewberiR
Joshua &. Wright, Wilmington
John NJ. jones' Edenton.
w. w. Griffin Elizabeth City.
F. F. Fagan, Plymouth.
J. w. HarreIl, Murfreesbrro.
H. b. Williams, Charlotte.
Geo A. Smith, Milton.
o. F. Long, Hlsboro.'
joseph White, Anson County.
Josh. Boner Salem,
OFFICERS OF THE COMPANY.
T. H. Selby. President.
II. d. Turner, Vice President.
John H. Bryan, Aho,ney
Hamden S. Smith, Secreta,yand Treasurer.
T. II. Seby, e,r 4ticiO.
John r. Williams, Erecutiue C5mnaitoe.
c. W. ID. Huchngs,
This Company has been in successful operation 10
perty the State Except Steam Mills and Tupentne Dis
tillcries, upon favorable Its Policies
property amounting to 81 4S, large portion of which
is in country risks and its present capital is Seven
Hundred Thousand Dollars in bonds properly secured
The average oInsurance upon the plan of this Com
pany has been less than third Of per cent per
nnn al grades of property embraced in its operations
All communications in reference to should be
HAMDEN S. sM tn, Seoy.
Raleigh, JAM 90, 1857. Is
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PROSPECTUS
THE
N. C.. JOURNAL OF EDUCATION.

At THE RECENT MEETING OF THE n c. EDU.
"A CATIONAI. Association. in Warrelton the nnder.
signed appointed committee to make the necessary
arrangements for publishing monthly Journal with tho
above title -.
Having made arrangements for issuing the first No ia
September next they CALL with confidence upon the friends
of Education throughout the State and especially upon
Teachers and School Officers, send subscriptions
diaey. that they be enabled to go with the work
They feel assured that if those who have the educational
of State heart will themselves the
number of subscribers requisite to insure complete
en- be secured within one week after the publication of
this prospectus. ...-.. d. 81. .-. t,,
The Journal be devoted entirely the interests Of
Education and will be published under the auspices Of tho
State Educational Association. will be the organ of the
Association and of all affiliated subordinate Associations
in the State 1t will labor to promote the great Of
Education in all its grades as "ne cause and to foster
general sympathy between teachers and officers Of Common
Schools Academies and Colleges co-aborers in that
great 1t will strive advance the interests Of the
Common School system Of the State as underlying an
other interests, and sustaining its vast granite hasa
great educational structure and will furnish channel
Common Schools and those who l interest in their
welfare. The journal will be editet; ny Board of Edtors
composed G Of C. T. Wiley suRer lender. Of So%non
and local Editor who will all communications
and stperntend tn. publication. s,lE 5f-ss'a = FG
All Communications should be adj essed to tie EDITOR Of
tile Journal Of Elucatio", Greensbo'"yh, A. c., s7 ~;
G. y. WILEY, 4
C. c. COLE,
G. W. BROOKS, ! Conn.,
W. W. HOLDEN, '''-
-t WIN. ROBINSON
'," .r TERMS: .,a-l:5 =. B.. ,sst
The Journal will be published monthly, in magazine
FORM in stye and will contain As pages
following rates: III d.. -.'y.,. >, = :. r.1,s
SIX copies, :" Ito one address) .4..'f 10
cepts sent in the first No. ..n be- ) Id -
q $685. TERMS OF ADVERTISING: ..' taa ,-
6 MONTHS 3 MONTHS l MONTE
One page, SIS q $40 '- S22 'e1i s. :,
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BLANK ATTACHMENTS.

BLANK ATTACHMENTS - :. 9
VX7E HAVE JUST PRINTED QUANTITY OF
w blank attachments, according to form furnished
by B. F. Moore, ESQ., 1t is doubtless the best form in
the State We will send them free Of postage for
qure Blank notices to those supposng to have some Of
the effects of the attachee in their will be fur
nished at 81 per qulre-our usual price for blanks.
We have hand large assortment of Court blanks
Deeds, Forthcoming bonds, Witness and Jury tickets
Warrants &c, &c. HOLDEN WILSON.
May 9th, 1857. ...-. 81
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~ ORTH-CAROLINA. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, BY
IL Prof Emmnns, being the Report of the Geological
Survey of the Midland Couues Price 3d. Postage when
sent by mail z, cents. For sale by
w. L. POMEROY.
March q 1857. 90
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DERCIVAL & GRANT, ARCHITECTS AND
II ENGINEERS, Goddn's Hail. Richmond Va. respect
fully offer their services the public With thorough
professional training and combined practical experience
of than thirty years. they hope to give satisfaction
those who may favor them with orders.
They will furnish designs for Churches, Public Buildings.
Town Houses Stores Villas &C., and for Ornamenting and
Draining Grounds, with full and clear Working Drawings,
Specifications and Superntendance.
large variety of Original Designs for Churches,
Villas &C. suitable for the South, be ut their Of
ces Letters on Professional Business promptly attended
to. - --=-
August IA, 1857. .-.- z6-tlJ.
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DIR. ]. A. GEOGHEGAN.
OF CLARKsvILLE VA,
Has Located in FrankIinton, N. C.
March 3, 1907. 2S-swly.
WILLIAM j. SAUNDERS,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
RALEIGH, II. c.
Office Fayetteville Street Immediately in the rear of
the office of Kemp P. Battle, Esq.
Aug. |, 1857.
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NEW BOOKS.-.-KNOWLEDGE is POWER, BY
IL Charles Knight
History of Texas.-By Youkunl.
The Hills of the Shattemuck.-By the author of the
"Wide, Wide World
Tuckernan's ESsays.-By H. T. Tuckerman.
Literary CriticSnls-By Horace Bnney Wallace, Esq.
Art Scenery in Europe with other Papers-By Horace
Bnney Wallace, Esq.
The Bible in the Woudshop.-By Mears.
Autumnal Leaves-}v l.. Maria Child
Aur.rah Leigh, New Poem BY Miss Browning.
The Forum BY David Paul Brown.
For sale by W. L. POMEROY.
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NEW MAP OF N. C..
lIOOKE'S NEW MAP OF NORTH-CAROLINA. FOR
~ sale by
H. d. TURNER,
N. C. Bookstore.
August 1s, 1851 II
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NEW BOOKS..-.THE STAR CLOUD; By A. 8.
~ Roe author of I've been Thinking; To Love and be
Loved.
LENA RIVERS, by Mrs. Mary J. Holmes, author of
Tempest aud Sunshine.
THE ARCTIC EXPLORATION and Discoveries during
the Nineteenth Century being detailed accounts of the Ex
petitions conducted by Ross Parry, Back Franklin Nc
Clure and the Grnnell and Kane Expedition; by Samuel
Smucker.
AUTUMNAL LEAVES; being Tales and Sketches. in
prose and verse; bv l.. Maria Child
THE AMERICAN CITIZEN; by BishoE Hopkins. At
POMEROY'S
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ESANTWELL'S JUSTICE-THE NORTH CARO-
~ LIMA MAGISTRATE. This is Improvement upon
and designed take the place of Swams Justice Price
So 5u-postagc IS cents. For sale by
w. L. POMERoY
August 30 1856. 81
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A SINGULAR SUICIDE.-In the little town of Dover,
which is situated on the Cumberland river in Mid
die Tennessee, there lived. some time ago,
trio and in emperate od bachelor by the name of
Kingston. On occasion when prostrated
his bed by excess, and suffering acutcy from those
things and horrors peculiar to his situation he sent
for one OF his old boon companions to come and vis
it him. Shyrack, for that the others name,
came duly into Kingston's room.
"W hats the matter, Kingston? ?"
"Shyrack shut the door,
"Ye>, my dear fellow"
Lock it."
"Eh?"
Lock the door!'
Certainly, my dear boy"
"Shyrack, I'm going to kill myself"
My dear fellow let me entreat you not to do it!'
81 will"
"No, no-obge me. and don't"
".Must do it,"
"Don't-itll be the death of you!"
Shyrack quite cool and jocose little dreaming
that so terrible event Was actually going to take
place.
Kingston had, the last eccentric act of his llfe
taken a chisel and malet bed with him, and now,
with desperate resolve, he seized the extraordinary
tools of death, and in instant drove the blade of
his chisel into his breast.
The hair rose upon Shyrack's head, and fright
spread like sheet of snow over his face.
livingston! Kingston! my dear fellow-you d
ID RASCAL Kingston! do you want to have me
hung? Hold on don't you die till 1 call some
body!"
Shyrack ran to the door and called like madman
to some people the street:
" Halo! here! say! you. mister all you stupid
people! make haste over here, or there will be
murder !"
The people crowded into Kingston's house.
"Don't die, Kingston! Don't chisel me that way
Don't die till you tell them who did it"
"I did it myself said Kingston, family.
"There, that do; now, my dear fellow, you may
die" replied Shyrack, taking long breath and vi.
ping the perspiration from his forehead. .-'
And Kingston did die, in that extraordinary man
ner leaving his fate to be recorded sui eide, that
was almost murder. .....
CROOKED RIvER.-Speaking of the River Rio
Grande. a recent writer says :-Imagine one of the
crookedest things in the world then imagine four
more twice crooked, and fancy to yourself large
river three times crooked all of these put
gether and you have faint idea of the crooked
disposition of this crooked river. There is no drift
wood in it. from the fact that it is crooked timber
can't find it's way far down enough to lodge two
sticks together; but few snakes because it is not
straight enough to swim in, and the fish all in
the whrpools in the bends because they cannot
find their way out Birds frequently attempt to fly
across the river and light the same side they
start from, being deceived by the crooks. Indeed,
you may be deceived when you think you see
across and some of the boys say it is so twisting
there is but one side to it.
Town TALK.--"Good morning JONES' How does
the world use your" "It uses me up, thank you" !"
Ex cunt.
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WILLIS l.. GREEN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Memphis, Tenn.
(Cffee. east side Main Street, No. 1857
"7ILL PRACTICE IN THE SEVERAL COURTS
w of Shelby, Upton, and Fayete. All business en-
rusted to his care will receive prompt attention.
.F Special attention given to collection of claims.
February "a, 1857. 21-swly.
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DIR. CLOPTON's INFIRMARY.

DIR. CLOPTON'S INFIRMARY.
nR. JAS. CLOPTON, WHO HAS VISITED RA-
u leigh. and all the principal towns in Carolina, for
raj practcng his profession has permanently oca
at Huntsville, Alabama where he is prepared to treat,
cost snccsJ", the following diseases, towit Asthma,
diseases of the Throat ScrOfua Glanduar Sweings Tu-
Scrofn"us Cancers, Ulcers the face and all dis
of the skin, &c. arising from impure state Of
he blood.
Testimonials of the CHEST character be gven
most respectable families of Carolina.
All communications must contain three cent stamp to
my for The letter.
Nov. 20, 1856. 4-swtf
"AVING ABANDONED ALL PURPOSE
LII TO REMOVE FROM THE STATE, SHALL AT
TEND regularly the Courts of my Circuit. AIss, the
Federal and Supreme Courts.
Those wishing business, will please call at
my residence
II. W. MILLER.
September IS, 1857. S6-tf.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

4. y. MCPHEETERs, H. J..
A. Nj. McPHEETERS, Il co.
Wholesale GrOcers,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
WIS Uarehouse
NORFOLK Va.
REFERENCES:
THOMAS P. DEvEREux, Esq. Halifax, n. C.
GEo. W. MoRDEcAI Pres't Bank of the State of N: c.
C. Dewey, Cashier &"
w. II. JONES' Cashier Bank of Cape Fear.
L. OBJ. BRANCH, President Raleigh and Castor Road.
Messrs Reid & Souter,
DR.. n. G. Whitehead, Norfolk.
Prest Farmers B'k of Va.
Alex. Bell, Esq.
Messrs Spence & Reid Baltimore.
B. Blossom & Son, AeW York.
September 16, 1883. 7S
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BUSINESS CARDS.
JAMES HI. STRUM.
General Agent and Collector.

General Agent and Collector,
... OXFORD, N. c..
Joseph H. GoOch Granville Co., N. c.; Hon. A. W. Ven
able Brownsville N. G.; r. N: D. C. Herndon, Oxford,
N. c.; R. A. Young Petersburg. Va
February IA, 1857. M-swly. F..
WOLFE & CAIRNS, ........
MANUFACTURES DEALERS, WHOLESALE RETAIL, IN
BOOTS, SHOES. TRUNKS CARPET-BAGS, &C., &C.,
Is BOlIingbrOOk Street,
PETERSBURG, VA.
July a. 1857. 67-ly
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BARRON C. WATSON. GAsToN MEAREs
WATSON & MEARES,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
"a Burling Slip,
NEW YORK.
SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO SALE OF SOU
- thern produce
Dec IL, 1856. 7-swtf
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w. j. HOUsroN. w. A. ALLEN.
HOUSTON s. ALLEN,
AttOrnies and COunsellOrs at Law.
kENANsvLLE, n. C.
GUlLL ATTEND THE COUNTY AND SUPERIOR
w Courts of Dupn, New Hanover and adjoining Coun-
es, and also the Courts of Wake.
April 4, 1857. S9-swly.
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HENRY v. NIEMEYER,
PORTSMOUTH, Va,
EMISSION M f ANT,
DEALER
LUMBER, PROVISIONS, LIME, COAL, SALT, AND
NAVAL STORES,
Will SELL store ship Tobacco Cotton Flour, Grain Ma
val Stores Lumber, and General Merchandise the best
terms.
September l, 1857. 8l-3m.
LEWIS Z KING,
Comm issiOn Merchants,
MOBILE, ALABAMA.
b. B. LEWIS, formerly of Franklin Co., N. C.
DR.. PEYToN KING, of Pickens Co., Ala.
A. NJ. Lewis authorized agent of Raleigh, N. G.
June g. 1854 So
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j. M. STEVENSON,
G e n ERAL AGE Mt.

For the sale all kinds Of produce All orders promptly
attended to. y.
OFFICE No. 34 NORTH WATER ST,
WILMINGTON, N. G.
October 20, 1856. s6-swlypd.
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JAMES b. AVERETT,
Attorney at Law,
EWBERN, NORTH CAROLINA.

SIDNEY A. SMITH,
ATTORN AT LAW,
SMITHFIELD, NC,
VII attend regularly the Courts of Pleas Quarter Ses-
ons of Wake, Johnston, Cumberland and Harnett
Smithteld. Feb. 90. 1856. 2S-tf
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

KEMP p. BATTLE, ...
. Attorney and Counsellor at Law, 4
FAYETTEvILLE ST., RALEIGH, n. c.
Will attend the Courts of " IKE and Franklin, and the
erms of the Supreme and era Courts.
July l, 1855. , 66-H.
t8 Register copy.
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QUENT. BUSBEE;
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
FAYETTEVILLE ST.. RALEIGH, \. c.
Will promptly attend any business Entrusted to him
the United States and State Courts and with the Ex
eutye other departments of the State Government.
July l, 1856. 66-n.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-10-23
For me enquirer
SENATOR HUNTER VS.. GOV. WISE.

Messrs. Editors There seems to be q warfare
waging between Senator Hunter and Gov. Wise, or
rather between the respective friends of these distin.
guished gentlemen, ae to who shall represent the sov
ereignty of Virginia in the higher House of Congress-
By whom THE controversy has been brought about
l know not; why, or under what circumstances 1t ia
being waged, | cannot conceive. Both are firm, reli.
able, conservative Democrats. Neither. in my OPT.
Mon, If entrusted with Virginia's confidence, would
suffer the bright halo of glory which now encircles
least pale. l admire Gov. Wise-iudeed my admira.
ton for him is 30 strong, that / might more appropri.
ately say, l love him. He is a man SUI generis.-
He is a man in whom the suaviter an modo ia most
happily blended with the fertter IN Sc. But i also
admire the calm, philosophical mind Of Senator Hun
ter. He has for a number of years represented the
sovereignty of the Old Dominion lin the Seuate) with
consumated ability. His mild, conoiliatory, but firm
course has not only retained the confidence and sup.
port OF his own party, but has won for him the re-
spect and admiration OF his political opponents.
The records chow that he has been the Cato of the
Senate for the last five or six years.
II is now said or surmised, l know not with what
degree of truth, that he has fallen 'from grace" like
Luoifer never to rise again. 1t is said, or rather it is
supposed, for it is nothing but n suppositiOn | think,
that he has gone over to the ultraists and secessicnists
Oh the recent Kansas. Walker policy, and thereby
taken issue with the Administration and the Demo.
cratic party which sustains and upholds that Admin
,stration. In the eye of the law, every man is supposed
to be innocent until his guilt is established. What
act or word has Senator Hunter done or said to
Justify such an opinionl / have seen or heard Of none.
But if Senator Hunter does really stand in such an
attitude, he ought not aud l trust will not receive the
support of the Democratic party of Virginia. Let
him speak out then, and let the Democracy know his
position. Il is a right which the Democracy have,
and it is his duty not to slight that right. If Senator
Hunter wishes to restore harmony and Cancellation
to the Democracy. let him define bis position.
BAYsHoRE, Der. II, 1857. ASuBscRiBER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-10-23
THE CHARGES AGAINST COL. SUMNER.

The Washington correspondent Of the New YorL
Times says that the charges against Col. Sumne
were preferred by Major Deas, Assistant Inspector
General, and originated as follows:
Before Col. Sumner and his Cavalry left Fort Lea
wentworth for the expedition against the Cheyennes
Gen. Smith ordered tho inspection of the regiment
inexperienced officer, who probably never saw a cav
airy regiment paraded before. Military men will un
derstand the outrage, if not studied insult, intended
to be inflicted on Col. Sumner, an old cavalry officer,
by subjecting his command to inspection under such
circumstances. Col. Sumner undoubtedly felt indig.
nant at the outrage,-but he is too strict a discipline.
rian to give expression TO his sentiments.
BY the Army Regulations, when an inferior in
rank inspects the command of bis superior, the latter
is not required to be upon the ground at the inspec.
ton. In this case Col. $. was present, and sent his
Adjutant to inform the Assistant Inspector.G General
that the Regiment was ready for hiln-whereupon the
latter went through the inspection. Major Deas was
undoubtedly provoked by the personal and official
coldness with which Col. Sumner treated him, and go
made complaint of his conduct to Gen. Smith. Out
of this q correspondence ensued, in which, rs Deas
charges, Col. Sumner knowingly misstated an official
fact, and upon that ground he preferred a charge of
conduct unbecominga an officer and a gentleman
This Is a serious charge. involving the cashiering of
an officer, il substantiated ; but nobody here who
knows Col. Sumner believes for a moment that it can
be sustained. Major Deas presented the charges frat
to Gen. Scott, who, knowing the circumstances al.
ready, would not even read them. Perssvering in
his efforts, he then preferred them before Gen. Smith,
who ordered the investigation. OF course, if Major
the tables will be turned upon himself. Col. $. is a
cavalry officer of twenty.fv five years service. Major
Deas is comparatively new in military affairs, having
been appointed from civil life.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS, oCToBER2 %, Is

"lIlCI1!hO-ND M":tNlhElS, oS1ObSiS -, LOW.
FLoUR.-small sales are making to shipper. at $50
to IS IS, according TO quality. sales oil Snnll lots Tor
home trade, are mSic NJ 81 10 SD 80.
HEATS Is TO 81. 20 TOR choice red; 81 25 to 81 10
for choice white. The receipts are light, and good wheat
l. wanted.
S2BN-we quote Corn a, sons5c per bGshel.
9 80 IL 30; good laa Is 50, me shipping ~ a 10 SO and
scarce. N.s primings IS ccnts a = 30 per lUO. Receipts
BY Canal las, geek IOl hhds; same time last year lis
UATS-Wcs still quo,e 3aa35 cu. per bushel.
HAf.-Sales from sN1rc Slal IL per cwt.
BACOs-Ihe stock Is ',ll exceedingly light and prices
hrm. We quote sh0e'ders li.ai5 cts; sides lIals cts.
Hams Il! to Is-nominhE very few in hrst hands.
coffEE-we quote Rio NJ To 10 cts.; Lagusyra l3i a
l3i cts Java IA cts; Mocha ~ cts.
SUGARS.~harkri active, villa improved demand
Raw sugars: New Orleans, none Ii market Cuba 9l.2
l3i cents; Crushed and Powdered l2i cents, A. eqaee l2c;
Is. Coffee II ~ {. Coffee HE.
WHlsEEY.-we quote 2? "a cts per gallon COR R!eh.
mord rectifrt. Cincinnati 20 a 81 cts.
Observation-Disclosures and Hazards Sporting, p pF
and FFf sf..5 Blasting 1928 q keg, Wholesale price.-Rs
tail price + Fl and rfFt625, blasting t425.
GRASS sEEDs.-Clover Seed s,c0ats5o, according tn
dali Grass 2G25o per bu.hcl. The scu,on for sowing /, over
and quotations nominal.
BCrrER-We quote Mountain i7G25; Goshen 2aG2Ic:
'I PIsH'H lf5: s55sS; f i@t y @' ar Sav !, s better c SUPPLIED Ip.d. ",
North Carolina In market. MAcKEREL-No. 8 80 SODA IS.
No, !; In kits, !? %. We note to sale Of 3 cargo OF Halifax.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Guans SCOUTS per ton. very
scarce: We quote Mexican sa0s3O per ton, according 10
qualify. Dc Berg Manipulated Guano $50; Recess do
s13; De Bsrg's Super Phosphate Lime $40 per ton
~sTER-Lu St6i, Northern Ground $7i a &;
Clnioornes Ground - 10 per ton: CaIcined, g. 37!a2 50
per Dbl. stock OF Lump very light.
RlE-lmproved II iittle-we quote 90cL GIsl b bushcl.i
TEAS-imperial and Gunpowder, 55G*l 20.
LlME.-Last sales NJ 81. Ii from vessel. Al. 256tl 80 from
ttore. Nome arriving and stock light.
LIQUORS. -BRASDY, 0tari. Dupuy 4 Co., A3l5y00 y
gallon; A. se!Snette, s2.25Gt4j0, sazerac, Al. 2s64a:
hennessey, t39og50o: Peach, scarce at sl25a2; Virginia
Apple; 600 Soc; do. old, '5c. GG$l.50; Northern, do, SN
,9c. Imitation, l3GiiS cents. RrN.-New England, sod
LIS. 'N~
THE Toe MARKET
There have been no sales OF Bank stock and other s,orls
Tor tho past week in this mni ket.
CURRENCY.
The notes OF all the Independent Banks. were received
6y the Banks in this city on deposte. North and South
Carolina Z! per cent. discount.
EXCHANGE
On New York and Boston $ per cent. premium. pshi.
more and Philadelphia s to : per cent. premium.