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TURNER'S NORTH.CAROLINA.A ALMANAC
r- For 1858, 7-t
1uNHIS DAY PUBLISHED AND FOR SALE, WHOLE
SALE ana Ae'"'' 0y HENRY D. TURNER. @
N. c. Book Store.
Raleigh, Oct. 20. 95-t
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4. II. MCPHEErERS, T. J. w..
A. M. McPHEETERS, & co.
Wholesale GrOcers,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Wi!ks' Warehouse. ..,..
NORFOLK VA.
REFERENCES:
THOMAS P. DEvEREUx, Esq, Halifax, N. G.
GEo W. MoRDEcA1, Prest Bank of the State of N. G..
C. DEWEY, Cashier -.
W. H. JONES, Cashier Bank of Cape Fear. -.....-.,
L. OBJ BRANCH, President Raleigh and CASTOR Road.
Messrs. Reid Soutter,
Dr. n C. Whitehead, Norfolk '... ,''.'
Pres't Farmers Blk of Va. -. E-
Alex Bell Esq. ...s.str f...s -.....-
Messrs. Spence & Reid, Baltimore. .-....
B. Blossom Son, Nea0 York. ..-,
September 16, 1858. 7s--
WOLFE & CAIRNS, ..o.. .s....
MANUFACTURES d DEALERS, WHOLESALE q RETAIL,
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, CARPET-BAGS &C., &C.,
Is BOllingbrOok Street,
PETERSBURG, VA. -rF r-a
July IA. - . -..r.6 67-1v..
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SOUVENIR OF TRAVEL, fBf NAUAlekrOC-
H6fEas SYT s.ts
ea RtG&s W. l. POuER0xA
siRslsigh, Dec. 10.
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JOHN HALL,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
431a NORTH WATER STREET,
Wilmington, N. c., .... r.
Will sell Cotton, Naval Stores and Breadsus for COM
mission of one per cent
Cotton and Spirits of Tupenne forwarded to Northern
Ports for FIVE cents Bale and Cask when the freight is
prepaid and other Naval Stores, 21a cents per Barrel
Reference. P. HALL, President Branch Bank of the
State of n c..
November 27. 1O6-3mpd.
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SIDNEY A. SMITH,
ATTO NEY AT LAW,
SMITHFIELD, NC,
Will attepd regularly the County and Superior Courts of
Wake Johnston Cumberland, Harnett and Wilson.
All business entrusted his will prompt at
tention.
Smithfeld, Feb. 20. 28-tf.
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RALEIGH, N q,
Will attend the County and Superior Courts of Wake
Johnston and Chatham the Superior Courts Of New Han
and Sampson and the Terms of the Federal Courts
and Supreme Court of North Carolina at Raleigh. -,
q. Haywood, Jr. ..l r. AZ 'ttI
Raleigh May 20. .f. ..r ,.-. 52--sw.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-22
FROM nETRnIr

JAN. alan extra session of the Michigan
Legislature convened yesterday at Lansing; the
exigencies demanding this session, as stated in
Governors Message, are theirevisingOf the ju-
diciat districts of the State SO as TO include the
counties which have been left destitute of the
means Of collection Of debts, and the punish
ment of crime, and some provision for the de-
ticiency in State finances, which he proposes to
meet by temporary loan of $4,000, and if
ficient to redeem those falling due this year
lie recommends an appropriation for repairs to
the ST Marie Ship Canal, made necessary by
damages sustained during the past seasons nav
igation. He approves the action of the Com
missioner of the Land Office in Withholding the
swamp lands from sale, and favors the reduction
of the public lands; he condemns the action Of
the Federal Government relating to Kansas
affairs. 8.gs'
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FROM KANSAS.

ST, LOUIS, JAN. 21.-The Democrat has re-
ceived returns from the elections in Kansas of
21st Dec. and 4th January, as published over
the signatures of Gov. Denver and the presiding
officers of the Territorial Legislature.
The vote on the Constitution. 2lst ulL, stands:
With Slavery, 6,l43; without Slavery 500.
The election on the 4th january, the free
State party were triumphant, clecting by na-
jority of 4l5: to Senate thirteen frec.State, six
Democrats; House, 30 free,State, 10 Democrats.
Majority against the Constitution, on the 18th,
1926. The alleged frauds iii Oxford, Shawnee,
kickapoo aud other places were counted.
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, FROM PHILADELpHIA.

JAN 2l.-Thea application of Miss Mary Smith
for the possession Of her brother Thos. Wash
ington Smith, who was recently cleared of the
charge of murder in shooting Thos, Carter,
President of the Tamaqua Bank, ON the grounds
of insanity, was argued this morning. Medical
testimony was aduced, showing that the con-
finement of Smith in a Lunatic Asylum would
result in his speedy death, while the kind at
tention of his friends might restore his health.
The Court delivered him to his sister. at the
same time in its charge, by s., 900 bail bOnd-
Smith will be taken 70 Net Castle county, Del
An application for divorce from bis wife was
presented to the Legislature to-day.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

JAN. 21.-Captain Mcintosh has received pre-
paratory orders and will go out in the flag ship
Colorado to command the Home Squadron.
The President has issued proclamation for
sale of very large quantity of public lands in
Iowa in June and July, at the various land offs
ces of that State; some Of them lie on each side
of the railroad. 1 st1IEEgyE
The See'ry of the Treasury has appointed Al
new Custom House at Portsmouth, N. H. -
tits contemplated by the War Department to
dispatch Lieut.. Gen. Scott to the Pacific Coast
for the purpose of organizing a force against
the Mormons in that quarter.
A bill introduced in the Senate to day by Mr..
Davis provides for adding to each regiment of
Dragons, Cavalry, Infantry and Mounted Rife
men, two full companies aud increasing the
number of privates in each company in tie en-.
tire force serving in the field Oisat distant from
tier posts not exceeding ninety-six men. Also,
for the addition of fifteen assistant Surgeons to
present medical staff 49, s.
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- - WAsHINGrn,

WASHINGTON, Jan. 81
SESATr.-Afr. johnson of Tenn, from the
committee onpablic lands reported back the
homestead. bill.
Mr.. Phillips, from the same committee re-
ported bill appropriating 5000 dollars to
supply the deficiency in the amount appropri,
ated for paper, printin4s binding and engraving,
ordered by the preceding CoIgfess.
The Senate then took up Joint-resOlution
authorizing the President TO present medal
with suitable devices, to Com, Paulding as tes-
itimonial of the high sense entertained by Con-
gross for his gallant and judiciouS conduct In
arTesting iawless military expedition, and pre-
venting the same from carrying. on actual war
against Nicaragua The subject was discussed
by Messrs. Clay. Dolittle and others
HoUsE.-John Cochran, from Committee on
Commerce, reportedsa biIlitO refund Barclay &
Livingston and others duties on certain goods
destroyed by fire at New, ypnthe ! 9th July,
1916. Also, bill providing for the general
introduction of a uniform code of Marine sig
nails. T.FEElff.T
Mr.. Bocock, from the Naval aCommittcey re-
ported back the Senate resolution, extending
till the, 18th April the time during which Off
GERS aggricved by the retiring board can make
application and have an examination of their
cases, which passed with the amendment.
Various reports were made from standing
committees, and the House adjourned. Z
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NEW YORK MARKRT.

JAN. a1.- Flour heavy, 1000 bbIs sold; Wheat
buoSant sales of5 COO hush at 12al 80; white
Corn, also buoyant both white and yellow,
showing an advance Of lc, white6sa6gc, yellow
GGa6S; Pork, mess Zoe lower, sales At a, G5al4.
so, prime shows like decline sales ut II ,75a.
II, 80; WhiskeY, steady at91 u; Lard Is lover
sales az 3-4a9I-S Stefliug Exchange duh At
10 li2aD per cent premium; Stocks lirIneT.s
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oINcINNArI MARkRr.-

jan. 2l.-Flour unchanged, demand limited
Whisky firm at 143; good demand. Hogs open
firm at full prices, 100 head sold at 81 SOa5, 90
Provisions held stitfly above the views Of the
buyers Mess Pork held at $l3. with plenty Of
buyers at $3.50. Bulk meats 5a6l-4, with
more buyers than sellers at these rates Green
Shoulders sold at &c; an advance. Receipts Of
Hogs the last "a hours, 1000 head.
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RIVER AND WEATUER

ST.. LouIs, Jan. 21.-Riyer falling slowly with
"a to Cairo! Large quantities of ice running
over lower rapids Of the Mississippi Nothing
Mercury 81.
PIrTSBuRGu, Jan 2l.-Riyes seven. feet two
inches faIling; Weather clear; mercury 80.
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RALTIMnRE MARKET

JAN. 2l.-EIour firm, supeTfine held at "a, 90.
Wheat firm at 81, l0alY ~ Tor Red, and 81 l5a
30 for White Corn White 55sg0, Yellow
5oa6s. Whisky duh stlg!a2OIc
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For the lntelllsencer,

49,, ,,,t = q t LIe I I lseloeI, -. ~
through the columns Of paper my eandI-
date for the Office Of City Sergeant at the approaching Char
ter Election. JAMES o. -HAWLEY.
dee. IS, lS57-te. I ..a
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FROM NEW YORK

JAZZ 2i.AA ruiuof in circulation says the
steamer Ariel, which was adyertisedt to sail from
HayFe on Both, was obliged to put back dis
abled. The report has doubtless originated
from the fact that the steamer has not arrived,
but It IS probably correct superstition.
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~. roouest that our patrons would always
-" teir advertisements by three o'clock
4 .ba afternoon, in order to secure their inser-
- in the morning following. The crowd Of
=, hi work renders it necessary. sis 4.
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Please announce Doctor JAMES TANNER a candidate
for the Office Of Ills 0nR and faithful services
in the City Council sufficient Of his ability
and qualifications ill the Office the ordi
nSnces with Rrmness ee to the
tsfssti0n0f. panN .TnE PUBLIo.'
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ASSIGNMENT

ClEyHhAND, Jan. 2I-HiIlari, Hays. PalnisF,
& Co. Of Cleveland, and Hopkins, Rays, Palmer,
& Co. of New York, assigned last night to r. r.
Wallace, Gostlald 4 Palmer.
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WharfMasterr,.l

would again respectfully myself cahdl-
date for the Office OF Wharf Master, and 20 elected will
attend faithfully to the discharge of duties Rsheretofore
jane N7 R0BT. HAMILTON. =
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log Ss 9h ss iss Election EVERY PERSON
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MEssRs. EDFrORs;-Through the solicitations Of many
friends beg leave to announce myself candidate for
the office Of CITY Sergeant at the coming charter ceeon
dtc3I SMITH MCDONALD.
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Mr. .rrenn,1rar

respectfully annoudcs myself candidate for the omc
Of CITY TREASURER q the next Charter election.
jahz 80 - II. w. HARDING.
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ELECTION TICRETSI Is ~gss
We are prepared to print, in asuperior style
18th 5isuatch all kinds of tickets for the
u, charter election. Send in your orders
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arrest Of B4rglrrs. Several weeks since
pretty extensive business in hotel and private
house theiving was carried on in this city. A
number of houses in Stepbenyille were entered
On On Tuesday last last by means offalse keys
In u S. House was entered aud Mr. j. W. F.
White, Esq, of Pittsburgh, guest, had his
pockets picked, and cash talento the amount of
$40. The houses of Joseph C. Boyle and Rich
and =, Ncclallend were alse robbed. In entering
Inc N houses of Thomas Gors1ch and Thomas
~ they were very successful. From
u. ale iOFmer they got some s4,oo-the latter,
@Fes Watches. The nextmorning, three young
men, who gave their names, as Augutus Cline,
James Williams and Samuel Gray, were appre-
n.ndsd, as answering descriptions of individuals
WHO va had been committing various robberies in
Alleehany City. They were arrested aud upon.
,AA%'nlng their baggage aportiOn of the money
' vs. oy Mr.. White was recognized. They were
t Ssot up for trial. Wedoubt not but these are
c;, S sane gentry who have recently favored this
'y with nocturnal visitations
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For superintendent OF Water Works.
MkSsRs. misunderstanding that my services Supern
tendeHt the have with the pprecaton
Of the public whchI have hoped and de red Again
reelection TO the office. [dte2.1 JAMES NJ, HALL.
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g,D4ek of Promise-4 Dark ll'iettre.-A

,..,.I of Promise-1 Dark Pietures..--A
.nacire,i Of feminine ebony, with two great
.,,ring eyes portruding from their sockets till
.bar might have been "knocked off with a.
.,ck {" Inns like those of an INDECENT horse, a
,n.,,sd head of hair ION the place where the
rool ought to grow with ears like cabbage
I,,vos and countenancc about as expressive
asa Dutch cheese, Cabling, slattern, I'M
washed Topsy apPlicdtoa young limb of thelawi
rs,terday for advise" Herobject was to in
s,i,ute suit against colored admirerlf for breach
# prOnise Of marriage. The follower of Black
,tone being, like the briefless barrister of Saxe's
imagination, i'll
In shabby habIliments drest,
had some difficulty in convincing the 'original"
that lie was competent person to meet out
tbe wished for justice, but after number of
y,rc observations he succeeded in restoring,
confidence, and tie monstrosity proceeded to
state its case. a colored man named Jake,
used to visit her in the kitchen, when mis-
sps wasn't to homc," and by his seductive and
ensnaring arts, with the promise of marriage,
es.rnnged her chaste and virgin heart from the
course of maidenly propriety.
She had betrayed the confidence of her mis-
tress by permitting little articles of value to
stick 10 her fingers, and finally find their way
to the anxious digils of her aftianccd-she
'lubed him better dan she Iubed herself
Tasted hin to surfcit, night after night, upon
purloined turkey leg and "cold hucklebcrry
pudding" and when the time arrived for the
consuma,ion of the marriage ceremony the un-
grateful rascal backed down, crawfished lin
short, turned up non est inrentus, "nom cOn,ata.
bus in spDttApo."
Inpugilistic phrase, she desired to make him
toe the mark, or force him to do penancc for his
inconsistency. The attorney in grave, and long
drawn out tones, which correspondent lily with
his ludicrously contortcd features, directed her
to the office of an elderly and Grabbed old law
yer, Celebrated as much for his irascible dis
position as his learning, who was known at that
very time to be engaged in examining papers
and figures in most complicated and incompre-
hensible case. The young attorney was obsery-
ed toleavehis office as his noisome client entered
the place to which she was directed, and in SO
doing was enabled to view with infinite lperri-
nent a clamorous scere which was shortly af-
rewards enacted there. Is.
-a-------ssSOsS----
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MEssas EbIroas PLEASE announce our fellow citizen,
Mr. T. a. as an Independent citizens can
Mr. NJ is fully competent discharge the duties that
office, and II elected, will make faithful and efficient Of
fcer. A YOpER,
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OI1yGIerk.
For mnyor!!

Please announce John O. Porter candidate for CITY
CLERK, at the coming Charter election, and oblige
janis MANY YOUNG MEN.
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street Conmissioner.

Mr.. ED1roR:-I Oaer myself candidate for Stree
Commissioner the coming Charter election. II
will endeavorto discharge the duties Of the ONCE here
tOIorei u the best of my abilties HENRY SHARP.
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Tooth Aehs.-W howiil suffer with that awful
pain, if it.can 50 easily be prevented by keeping
your teeth clean and gums Strengthened? Buys
box of Huihen's Tooth Paste, use it according
to directions, and we assure you you will not
suffer with Tooth ache E.. Booking, No, 54,
Monroe St, sole manufacturer. % sAta-*
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The Ice Coop Suspected Bri5ery.-BY inqui-
ry yesterday VIC nscertaincd that the stock Office
in all the houses is not as large as the amount
sold last season by one firm. The continued
warm weather renders it moro than probable
that the luxury in which we INDUCED last sea-
son at less than fifty cents hundred pounds,
will the ensuing season cost us about one dol
lar and a half owing to the excess of demand
over the supply. A few years ago one hundred
tons Office would have supplied the whole city.
TWAS then luxury, but now it is an actual
necessity, and it will go hard with our people to
do withOutit Those of the ice merchants who
took advantage of the carly freeze and gathered
asmall quantity of the crystal commodity, are
in favor of continued mild weather, and We
should not be surprised to hear them attempt.
Ing to bride the weather clerk, which, judging
from The capriciousga nd doubtful character OF
that parsonage would not be hard to do "Its
an IL wind that blows nobody good and it may
" that local item for US will grow, out of this
natter-a general ice famine, bribery and cor
mptiOn case
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For niir OIerI,. q

Permit us announces candidate the CleFkship
coming election. and popular friend LAR
RY y. NOLAN, aud obllse lianl4l MANYlYOrERs.I
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N BrO'onson's Lectsre.-eur readers will
tee0llect Nj. BrOwnson's Lecture at the Cathe-
s ~ Tonight. We expect to hear one of the
Nnest literary treats of the season.
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C}is. city Cierk.

Irespecfully offer myself election to
the office OF City Clerk. Y. A. DRENTLINGER.
: lrc3l
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peoDIe,. C!ondtdn1e.


MESSRS EDiTORs.-Plsnse announce the name Of ALEX
AMBER WALLACE, u candidate for City Sergeant at
the next municipal election aud obIige
dec22 ~. u 80 -...L. MANYLNOTERS.
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FOE MAYOR

Mr.. EDrroR,-You viii please announce the name AZ
JAMES W PAXTON, Esq, candidate for Mayor at the
ensuing Charter election, believe him be In every
peet well qualified to fulfil the duties Of thrt Office, and
blige, MANY CITIZENS.
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. N ID DOIJI1A r.

NR AA4Hl Ii ~ 7EkZ-5,ls
ON diS OF TlIE nEsT PuEGA[lNE AND IIyEK AiEDI-
lNve0RAIoR LtreF Remedy that acts ss ti1fbfFf5e
cine known. Is not only q Csthnrtic Sus : IfSe,s
ss'.1s E.. 90 &c re. . Ssss l.s 1:sTsa
ny. g . purposes el uith.
S.ions q aost CathAres. Il stFenEens ne syssI sl
@odelase doses ana ana ma I, ; Is
- DE, sAHToHp's I<yIooaasOa eonrsahdsa entSsIyg
VIRGIN nsS aEtlslss q msdlstns, namely, 6uips.
Nei Wien Il : Enosn mi ~ = n, ~ 8 io5
e much strsnstl e one bundled doses cfCai
~ LGaEh Posss..inE rare nsdisns P0ssrs, these Culs
- in their pFescFIpous untI used u ne fol
ScasZ which met Win such unPteeedented suergss :.
-tEied and known IN eaeets. has rliy ever EiI-d
IndIsestiou being ga1se, BY dsfSnssG IE5srIse6Te
Jaandieei e eaused b. 40 oftis Ei,
and - proof that the us dsras
EssaL9Eiy one week, and their aka u begin ssule
CostiysnsEl can be psrmaastiy cured By ne IavIao-
NM = . y sis ao5ss on retiring and z sssists
ne bowels are len IN healthy ande state,
lvery soon Telieved IS taIilE donhs ioS 81 ~
Srator which sofrests all ssdity apd sournsss
For over-lOaded stomach Sc has No eqal ssI re-
an epPleSslES or uneasy icGng afeF sptiHg
t9E 2 family uttising ggnsTaiy, aWh0
- iE. sANgoEDs iET1oShiTos came o Us rseonSssrie
cure for Liver Complaints. and an arising
our rhyseaps g - ~ t. sld SS1
= tiat - = che ofth0 greatest beS-
ever gwen g nyopeTteSy fer g uaaea eos.PIes
- euFe before the urst bottle taken, new We "
eat anything dllia without trOuble, Ehe kefeFt f6
ing Out ne iEhtsst food would digest tn.
gave palm Nov what We uht 70 al our FenderG
s,i liver o. DJhpeFata trouble I0urto
fTesr sa has 3sgss Sssp tEss e esE s.9g
otdiseases ineIdsltto M, sGHTosD's IxTI0-
z OAIoA; nor u u alone for deAsts 81 children that
lli teF 70 acts as mildly and nily
and see1s . tats ths fiarws
uhnk We are doing ssrEioe an in advising heng
when fheI nee redeIne tlis edy. .IFFe are
eases thBt have ufdeF uit-Fe urtuf r.
st has been iess g dI.eesrs 81 ehe LfseT, stomach
aud Bowels where give relief
Ithas become useful In family that Ne win notdo
1<Vith0ut tt--ahGefspE rittf t4ALa.l 1ieEHLlie0a
PAtce QEE bolLAn lUIILR
sANfORD CO, PTopTtfofsy SIS BFoadUny, Hea York.
= He LOGAN = CO., Agents for Wheeling.
JOHN D. PARK, Cincinnati.
GEO. II. kEfSER. Pittsburgh W oIfIale Afcrfa
auif-lnB-1F-daW
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ASIIES.

ASHES.
Pots. ....6H@1
Pearls. ...,....... .........T
BXliREis.'
Pork and Reef..-.... -,,.i,25
BUTTER.
Reg . R;:;;,;;;;,;;; : lO9nI
Yellow PBs...;,.;...,s2 1905
BAGS.
Seamless, p 100. S258SO
50 CANDLES,
IailoW ,. ........! IL. r.,
CaEESE.
Western Reserve, Pb....10
cLFFRE.
RE, p B..........1ls<912
: RNo...s...'....... y
MochA.... ..... .........1S
bfRAleEbs.s. zee ssssss"s..4O
bolt. .......-..... .......s45
~ CORDAGE.
Hempin coils, 2 bu.....19
MRniua............. ......lI
Cotton. ............
Bed Cords
1901 feet, . de-. ....$3,50
90 do -. .....2 90
60 do 80. ....2, 90
Plough Lines. Isl
DRUGS.
Alumni bblS b.....4G4H
Cream INSTRUMENTATION
Su. Carb. Soda.... ....6@I
BoTaN. ......S0ai3I
COpperas.. -. -. ..3l44
EPSON sAI -4........, ..4941f
Glauber. ..........-.... .293
FEATHERS.
Live Geese, prime. 80
FISH.
Cod, ? b.......,....... 81
MackeFel No H.. ....
/" No 49,. ......-
(" EO3..........o.i2
HaltbblS....... = =. 6,tS
FLOUR.
Super, 2 bbI.......3,s OS9, rs
Extra. 4,25 a. 80
FRUIT.
Dried Apples, . buI,lS9I S
Gresn, p Dbl. .....l ,2eE 80
ID. Pearhes....4s... -
Oranges, p box 49," 500
Lemons. ..s......... ..6, 100
Raistns. ....z.......--. 4,I0
FOX .s.s-...s-- -. .s--..s We 20
Mink ..---.. .2b9I5
observation-disclosures
MusGrat. $1,000. ........ 10
GINSENG. rE
Good . B..........-....2S
sx10, . bxOf6U feet ....215
lU&I1.......s ...........Si4g
1Ox14..s,..-..... .-....,4 90
- Na-Na HNea - -
lSSl4........ .-....,.,. ,3,VJ
lESis'i .aRiijS;.;',..'s'oO
Wheat, p bu..........T58s5
Rye, 80
Barley ..r.. .s..4OsG,4s
Oats ...:........,... ......&a
Corn . . 81
Timothy, p ton .......1S,oU
HIDES AND SKINS.
Green. . Bass....."s.. g
Dry-.........---,. ...-.1l
Calf, green ....,...-....,.. s
dry !..y.-..-....l59it
Sheep Sktns.... -1o0 u
HOPS.
New, ......s.ssg.s..s..s
T-r IRON. =,
Pig, Hanging Rock I. $9f@ 50,
Bars, b...........9slel411
Hound. .asss.ss..... e4lis''7i'
Band...!.s...A.......391955,,
Nail Rods Observation-Disclosures
lloOp............... aS19t :
sleet.... .........s..s..41tas
slabs aud Wngs.......49t
Steel do .....S
LEAD AND SHOT.
Pig, 3 B....-.......-......t
n4t -. .ss...s
Shot, . baE.-... .....2.2 g
LRATHER.
Spanish Hem, ,. B-...ss 81
Observation-Disclosures. 80
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