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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-01
WIN A CHRISTIAN.
RICHMOND TROT-

&AA& RICHMOND TR0T-
<Gs@STsS9sEx-~ TING PARK-The subscri-
>>&yAySSAN~ Der begs !, ave to inform the
A~---puhlc that he has leased the
Trotting Course short distance west of the city.
put it in complete order, and Is now ready TO train
or break hor-es, in the most approved way. ii has
also put the building in good order, anil is prepared
furnish refresh uents to visitors on reasonable
terms lie asks the patronage of the owners OF
fast stock aud the public at large, and promises to
make the Park pleasant resort 70 all who visit Ill
NH PIN G WAGNER. Proprietor.
A RCHlTECTS, MEASURERS AND
N APPRAI SERS-The undersigned have formed
a co-partnershp for the purpose of conducting the
above business in all its branches and solicit share
OF public patronage, .,-.
The senior partner proposes to furnish DESIGNS,
SPECIFICATIONS and E>TI MATES, for Buildings
of every description, and when required supeIln-
tend the erection of the same. at snail per cent
the cost.
Having been constantly engaged in the erection
Of buildings of every description toI the last twenty
five years, aud consequently having large amount
Ofexperieuce III every branch Of the building art.
h. feels confident of giving satisfaction. He also
will measure and value CARPENTERS WORK oil
all kinds
The Junior partner having acquired knowledge
ofMEASURING LUMBER, BRICK Wuak, PLAS-
TERING, PAINTING, &c, while engaged in bust
ness with the late Thomas Glenn, decd, (whO
waz engaged exclusively the City Measurer for
many years) teels confident of giving satisfaction
to those who may engage his services
The co-partnersbip, therefore. will attend to the
business Of ARCHITECT, MEASURER and AP-
PRAISERs in all the ysri' usbrauches otthe same.
&C. Office over VIM. Booths store corner Main
and 18th streets. Richmond, Ea6;,o
NH ln-Im% LEROY l. CRENSUAW.
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| WORTH OF HARDWARE.

s wok sl.I,s or Fl a.a b"E
business we now offer our entire stock OF HARD
WARD, CUTLERY. GUNS and SADDLERY, at cost
for cash. The stock is lew and fresh. of Cur own
impor:ation-some of which has just been taken out
of bond. The trade lowing to the scarcity of En-
glish goods now in the maret) would do well to give
ma am early call before the stock is much broken.
ROBERTS & HARRISON,
Sycamore street,
mh6-Im Petersburg Va
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n CHURCH HILL DRUG STORE
~ At the Drug Store en- the corner Of Broad and
~ 18th streets prescriptions carefully com
Asa poundet, ut any hoflr Of the day or night, by
All experienced hand.
Dr. sNELiINttS offers his professional services TO
the citizens Of Church Hill ard its vicinity.
Office corner Broad and 18th streets.
NH I2-lm
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lanes NJ CARTER,
- HOU IL. SIGN AND aRN LPAlsTEK
GLIDER AND ULAZfER, CORNER fhA ~, :, n !,
LIN AID i.TH STREETS, OPPOSITE The
RtrHaNGE HOTEI-

EXCHANGE HUTEL. -, A.
The subscriber returns has thanks 10 nls iItenus
nd tbs nuilic for the liberal share OF PATRONAGE
bestowed ON him tor the last sixteen years, and nat
ters himself by strict attention to business 70 ines
hand stock of fresh materials, and Is RECEIVING
from thsNorth. constantly Leads. Zines. White and
Colored Varnishes, Window Glass, Japan rms, Drf
m on the most favorable terms having as Gompe-
tent work men as can be found in any other ike es
taij,shment. Mr. Samuel II Snyder. who is go well
Ennyn in this city will continue assist in the bus
iness and can always be found at the shop oiu
Chairs, Walters &C, neatly painted and regiihed.
Transparent Window shades, richly embelllshed
'' e. 9s.ts1o Gu '1' JAS NJ CARTER.
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YERI. CARRIAGES, CAkKlA0ES

k4El-
NY The subscriber has on hand, at hss Coach
Making Establishment. on Lombard Alley between
lumbar Hotel, COACHES, CHARI0TREs, BA-
k0uClIEs. BUGGlES, with aud without tops. ana
SULKI ES all of his make Of tho best materials
good work Of the Kind can be in the city II Rich.
mOnd, and respectfully ask call ffom those IN
want Of any article in the Carriage line as am de-
terniinea to make to order and sell at the louest
prices possible, and all work Sold that is new war.
ranted. MiCAJAH MANGUM
fa
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FOR RENT.-Tbe residence OF
a;5 Caot Wilkinson, situated or 18th street.
- Rrosd Containing rooms all in good order.
uith iargt lot atIacheC and well of good water on
the premises. As Capt Wilkinson is removing III
the city posses ion can be had Immediately, TO a
- 49, fpUnrtnaI tenaut the rent will be accommo-
dating. Apply to JCLOfIoN,
Opposite Messrs Dickinson, Hill Co.
III
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- HAGAN'S JOHN is ont a.

eEHL HAGAN'S JOHN is out "a
OF the ring. The question viii I~9N
De asked, mhyf IT. IN written, the lAboser 4 w1.s
thy 81 his wages, and why sh0nld man tsal 81,
ance Of good will, SUI eVDds1
RISE, Jupiter, and lsayy he Moo, p,
1lAGAN'S JOHN still retains Creek Sat;or ,.;,A
ell its laws and indeble rights ter II ~ sr;,,r
mat seli-pfeservaliou ~ the fr lev Of Ns,ute -
why should man despair. long as there il a re,
20 nbinri. for be su"weth DOT his de.tinsf Theys
lore, haye commenced my old blrine-s on ,s,h
ttreef, AMI VIII be ready to build from Whaclhsr
row IN a six horse Coach will hire cut sell trssa
aud take Horses ON livsry-will be ready 10 trads
Tor anything, from goose yoke up 10 blind -
farnnm, with all his humbugs. and Walker with hi.
military renown, is nothing 20 comrara IN ~
CANS JOHN career, which you will hear more
he reaf.er. JOHN UAgAN
ia ig-ts Creek Nsiior
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HATS, CAPS. BOOTS. Ao

81 MEMS HEAVY DGTCHIYG
M BOOTS Extra large sizes superior l. for
sale at No % Main street. Walsh's Emporium
sign Of the Big Boot. opposite the ~ Charles
Hotel WI WALSH
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a NBR0TYPE STOCK, AT WHOLE.

A MBROTYPE STOCK, AT WHOLE
n SALg.-Just received, and for sale at Baltimore
cash prices n full assortment Of CASES, CANE
LAS. HEAD RESTS. MEHCqR B y, BATHS Mrf: Came Came
skin, Sticking Paper, Bromne, Dry Iodine, Dry
Quick, chloride OF q Id Sulphate Of Soda Rotten
stone Rouge, Ether concei trated, french Gun Cot
ton PRO sui Iron, oxide of Potassium, White Spirit
VarIish Bromide Of potass. Iodde of Potass, Gutta
peroha, Silver Bsths. Iodised and Stock Colodion,
warranted TO give satisfaction Daquerreotype
Plates, Plate Glass Mats aud Preseryers.
orders promptly attended to.
NH 2i-lNt OSBORNE'S PICTURE DEPOT.
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CARRIAGE MAnuPAcroETEs

cEEA GEO. A. AINsLiE-~ Would
49, respectfully insits the attentl, ~ ~.
iashionable assortment ofCAkRfAgEs. BIit.ssips'
&c. Ibis work h nsnnfactu "a In this eiiy ~ sa,
p nnt workmen, and ont u tbs best fnatsri.i a
can rom those desiring 70 purchase IN r.qussted
ALcO--A secondhand six seat CAfktAGE "a
hAANEsS. IN good order. for sale low. '"a
GEp. A. AfNsLrR.
"a ne Coach Maker, l0ih street,
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ZOO REWARD will be paid at the

SS00 REWARD will be paid at the
pcoO Bank Of Baltimore. for the return of six
notes of said Bank-denOmipation $1,000 each
which were lost between The Bank aud Howard
street. Il Ora BE.
BALTIMORE. March 4. 1858. nh 5-ts
GEORGE p. BAGBY, formerly with
~ Messrs. Binford. Mayo Il Blair, is now with
Nessrs THO2 X. PRICE Co, two doors below
thankful for past favOrs. he hopes that his friends
and acanantauces may continue TO patroniZe him at
bis new home. NH H-2w
Just RECEIVED, another supply of
- that favorite John Grey WHISKEY. which
we invite the attention Of storekeepers, rs prime
article for their trade.
100 bbl5 Rectitied WHISkEY
80 do X L BRANDY
go Go Y X GIN
l6 "a bbls Cognac BRANDY
Is do superior Port WINE
IS do Apple BRANDY
And general assortment OF fine Wines Brandes
Gins. Rims, &c, &c.
So Bear ia mind. that We deliver Goods, free Of
charge, to all parts Of the city.
ALLI30N, FAY & MELLON,
l34 Cary street.
HS-Dont mistake the place.~6a NH 2-lm
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A NO. ! PERUVIAN GUANO, AT RE-
n DUCED PRICEs.-The Agents!of the Peruvian
Government having reduced their prices for Gu"no,
ceirt of our Spring supply from Baltimore, # the
stamp 4, y and in prime order. We are now pre-
pared to make engagements for early delivery ~
reduced prices, and on the most favorable terms.
We have also on hand, about 40 tons Of Patagonia
GuanO, of the cargo received last FALL and Mex
lean Gilano of the best quality, and at the lowest
prices CKENSHAW Il CO,
North side Of the Basin, Richmond. Va.
ia
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FOR SALE, &C.
EOR SALE.-virginia State Stock.
Il fig r III MAUhY Il CO.

E'Uh oALE.-FIIEIu otute DIuuA.
L e2 Ri MAURY 4 co.
A LBEMARLE LAND FOR SALE
county adjoining J. o. Massey, Sneed and others
tx miles from Charlottesville, two and half from
the Virginia Central Railroad and two from tne Ri
wanna Improvement. One hundred and twenty
scres-cne-third bottom land-are cleared, enclosed
and highly impros ed. All necessary out buildings
and well OF first rate water are on the premises
made for Richmond property. Address me at Rich
mond. OF cali at my Office, corner of Franklin and
Governor streets. 8. A. HART.
DC l5-d6m
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a.. FOR RENT.-A comfortable dwell
sa.i ing, with ak rooms, cellar, good kitchens,
wards aud ell on Leigh street, between LIST and "a
streets now occupied by Mr X Philips. Posses
sion given immediately.
Also, ID large lot in the rear, with good able
Apply to jus JACkeON, Jk
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r, BRICK DWELLING In SlDNEf e,
E3::s AT pnIyATE SALE.-We offer Tor SAFE PR
10Y Brick Residence situated ut the north" est
Corner nj Harvey and Grove streets with two acres
of highly improved land attached, and lately occu
MED by d bernard. The house contains 10 IA x
- - - rIoTns hose in want Of a suburban resi-
dence would do well to look at this property before
purchasing.
lime VIII be liberal. r,,rop a. COW
f.,JS NJ
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"a FOR RENT-The House and Lot
Isl known as Warsaw" in the town OF oiuney
,nvn,,J lie Fair Grounds at present occupied
bvJ Cox ESQ The lot conIains acres OF lanu'
we'll enclosed and the improvements thefeon Coi'
sisfs ot a conmo1t,ls dwelling house, with rooms,
brick k tchen carriage house and stables. Posses
sion gwen immediately. JAS NJ TAYLOR Sun.
o.
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- = 80 ala- lssl-'s- +. -
LoTTBRIHs.
DRAWING OF THE
SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY OF GEORGIA,
CLASS 5.
At Augusta, Georgia, Saturday. Marh 9th, 1858
SAMUEL SWAN 4 CO., Managers.

hn.. prluo.lNo.. Prize. Sos. rrines.I Sos Prize.
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- FOR RENT-Un Pleas ants street.
lSs:n near Dr. Strecker's Union Ill., a comfortable
iTanIe tenement, with brick basement, containing 4
rooms, with other convenIeuces, garden attached,
and well of excellent water on the premises. Rent
per anuum, Sl2D. Apply to JOHN COOK,
NH 23-ts Corner MIN and Pearl sts.
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CA NOTICE--N EW SAD a.
k@HHM DLERY AND HARNESS Es- 6A
IL. 10y TABLISRMENr.--The subscriber
spectfuily informs his old customers and
the public generally. that he has purchased from
Mr. JOHN w DENNIS his eutire stock of SADDLERY
and FIXTURES; also. leased the house, tmore IA
miiarly known as Otey's old stand.l where may be
line, which he will sell on rs reasonable terms as he
can afford Having engaged the services OF Mr.
JOHN ofEY, {acknowiedeed to be the best sadtieT
in the city1 who will attend in person TO theSaddle
department, those who may be in want of superior
Saddle or any other article in my line. will pleas
JOSEPH II. C0LQUITT, Agent.
No. 81 Main street, doors above
St Charles Hotel.
NB-Thoee who are In want of MIR. H. p Brown
ings COLLARS can be furnished by leaving their
orders. full supply always on hand.
Richmond December 18th. 1851. de 2s-ts
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e. FOR SALE OR kENT-The large
s5:S Brick Dwelling and Store situated at the r
n I of Elm oOd AMI Pine stree u.s. sydney. The
dwelling contains seven rooms, besides the story
and room in rear thereof Abe lot fronts 701a feet
and runs back 1873 feet. The location is very de-
sirabie one. For terms, SC, apply TO
NH 29-6t GODDlN APPEKSON.
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\TOTICE.-The subscriber would re
~ spectfully inform his friends and the public
generally, that he is prepared to execute all orders
for PAINTING, GLAZING, &C, promptly, and on as
good terms as others, always using the best mate
rails.
To mis- old friends, he would return his sincere
thanks, for their patronage, some OF whom have
been, from his beginning business eleven YEAR,
since, his regular customers, and he hopes by due
diligence. to merit liberal share of public patron
age fe 22-ts s lANDRUM
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NAW MILL,-Ihe subscri DerS having
~ purchased the Saw Mill on Mayos Island from
Dir. John Williams, have made arrangements TO get
continuous supply of fine logs of the best selected
growth and quality. They prepared to furnish
BILL TIMBER to builders and others on reasonable
terms. They will endeavOT to make il the interest o;
builders 20 deal with them and would most respect
fully solicit their patronage.
Orders left at the MIL or at our Shop, on 9Th and
Cary streets shall be promptly attended to.
70 It's JOHN GEO. Ga BISON.
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GknN REWANp- -JkFFklEs' AN

SANFORD 4 Co. Proprietorn,
345 Broadway, New York
FISHER & WINSTON and ADfE Il GRAY, Agents for
2--5kcw6U
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A RCHlTECTS, MEASORERS AN

EXECUTORS NUTICE.-All persons
IL indebted to the estate of Moses Branch decd,
are requested to make immediate payment, as long
er indulgence cannot be granted
-, I'm W apw- p +; sRRsDLEY' Executors
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ra FOR RENr-The Store on me
Si::i north side of Main street nov occupied 10y
Mn1rsn. ESQ Posse ssiou given on the hrss DAY oi
April. JAMES VI Ia ih0"
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So FOR RENT OR SALE.-The small
Iii Soap Factory on Fairfield street, near the
Uld Distilltry, l7th street or further particulars
apply to EDWARD hcADAN,
soap and Candle Factory franklin street rear oil
St Charles Hetel, AMI now manufacturing on lar
ger scale than ever respectfully invite his friends
aud the trade generally his large aud well assort
ed stock OF Soap and Candies; also for sale eight
hundred bushels best quality lecched ashes, 10 which
mLI-tf E. Nc A.
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@se STORE FOR RENT.-The store
Ia lately occupied by P. H. Taylor as e music
store on Governor street between Main and Frank
lin Apply to s. HARDWOOD, opposite
P. II. TAYLOR has removed 70 No. lSS Msin st,
near Iafh dc Il
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There is 10 change IL the Flour and Grain market
tu-lay.
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D. D. BRIDeYoRD, n TiNeAhi fA'h
YnANELIa ykTTHEws.
DRIDGFORD & CO., General Commits
ID sion and Forwarding Merchants. on the DOCK,
Richmond Va.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-02-24

And SARAH COPELAND is dead! The kind,
the gentle, the amiable She died in Oxford
on the 10Th inst, after a few brief hours i'll
ness. But it mattered not with such an one
as Sarah Copeland, though the summons was
short-she was ready-always ready to meet
it. Her feet were always "shod with the
preparation of the gospel" She was hum
BILE, meek and holy kind and loving and
tender. l had not known her long; but du-
ring her residence in Raleigh, | had learned
to love her as a friend, to confide in her as a
sister, and venerate her as christian. As a
wife, let the tears and regrets of one of the
most devoted husbands attest her excellence.
As a mother, well may her little bereaved
bewail the loss of one of the kindest and best
As a friend and christian, there are many
who with me cannot suppress the tear of sor
row over one of the best and purest we have
ever known. But she is gone! Sarah
Copeland, | doubt not, is in heaven. Their,
can be no regrets for her. But her lovet
ones are on earth. God prepare them ant
us to meet her there.
MoLLIE E GoRxAR.
February, Mrs. Mary Wesley Sledge, wifi
of Dilworth Sledge, in the 55th year of he
age, after an illness of about six weeks. Sh
was born in Granville county, N. c., and ha,
been a resident of this City for the last 4
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-02-24
Weeds Patent Sewing Machine.

This is the most reliable Sewing Machine ever
offered in this market, both in the quality of its
work, its durability and simplicity. The operation
OF it is easier learned than that of any other
Machine, while it works with ease on the finest
silk or the heaviest cloth or leather. on either of
which 1T works in a very superior manner makiog
strai sht evenly laid seams. much finer than or
binary hand work, while both sides of the cloth
are stitched alike. 1t rarely gets out of working
order or requires repairing, and is so simple that
an operator can perform all ordinary repairs on
it, until it is worn out. With these advantages
over other Machines, we feel confident Weeds Pat
ent Sewing Machines will b st meet the wants of
Families, all kinds of Manufacturing Clothiers
Tailors, Boot and Shoe Makers, or any Others
requiring a seam in their work. Harness and
Saddle Manufacturers will find this a Machine that
will do their work in a rapid and substantial man
ner, and much nicer than the ordinary way
Families who require much sewing will find this
Machine peculiarly adapted to their wants,
besides saving labor enough in a few months to
pay for it. Tailors will find a great saving by
using this Sewing Machine, besides being always
sure of a superior quality of york that does moi
rip, and that looks much nicer than hand work.
Price 500.
WHITNEY & LYON, Prov rietors,
345 Broadway, New York.
If any prefer purchasing through q citizen o
North Carolina, by RENTING the money to TIL
Editor Of the Spirit of the Age, Raleigh, q Ma
chine will be ordered by him. 24-4
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-02-24

TNHE above cut represents a Plow recently pat
ented by Us, and is designed mere parIicuI
larly for the cultivation of CoTToN, though some
of the testimonials which we append highly re-
commend it for the culture of Corn and GROUND
PEAS.
The Pillow has a double mould, with two wings
or weedsrs, projecting two and four inches bey-
ond the sides and in the rear of the point either
of which may be inserted in, and through the
Landslide at pleasure, and suited to the work de-
signed to be accomplished. The mold throws the
earth slightly to the plant, and the weeder run
ming under the surface cuts up the grass and
pulverises the soil around the roots, thereby saving
the labor of hand and hoe.
In the Spring of 1851, we sold several hundred
of these Plows, and the foil ,wing testimonials are
from gentlemen who have given them a practi> al
test.
We manufacture them ourselves and can recon-
mend them as being strong and substantial, the
wood and iron work being of best quality.
We are prepared to execute all orders with great
promptness and dispatch.
PRICE $3.50 each, for less than six plows.
do 3.25 do for more than 6 and less than IL.
do 800 do for quantity over II.
va These plows are furnished with polished
or ground castings when desired, at 25 cts. advance
on EACH pillow. Extra castings to fit these plows
always on hand at following prices: mold IS cta
Landslide so, Point 20, Long Weeder 25, Short
Weeder 20.
Referring to following testimonials, we solicit
early orders for ensuing season
BORUM & MCLEAN,
PATENTEEs AND MANUFACTURERS,
FARMERS HEAD QUARTERS,
II Water St, Norfolk, Va
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FAYETTEVILLE MARKET,
NORFOLK MARKET.
WHOLESALE GRocERs 4 COMMISSION MERCHANTS
WILLS WHARF, NORFOLK, VA.
4. NJ. & co


WHOLESALE GRocERs q COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
WILLS WHARF, NORFOLK, VA.
FLoUR-The receipts since our last have been
limited, and prices have continued to rule low,
with q dull market. We quote S. F., SIS a 81
Extra S54 a 54i Family, 500.
WHEAT-Market bare and no transactions to
quote from.
CoRN-Receipts have been heavy and over
100000 bushels have been sold during the week.
We quote white 81 a So; mixed SO a 81 yellow
81 a SO.
NAvAL SroREs--Tar l 40; Spts. Turp. Al a az.
Common Rosin, | IS. No. l., 2 a 2 SO; NJ sales of
Lime.
GRocERlEs-Cofee-Rio II; Laguyra 1911 a
II; Java 49, 10 Mocha 20 a %. Sugars-P.
II. II a123 Cuba 81 Refined 13. Candles,
Sperm 4o a SO; Chemical 80 a 40c; Adamantine
% a 26; Mould 16c.
Saul. b. / 20; g. A. 1 20.
COTToN- The market is quiet with no sales that
We hear of. We quote nqminaly 10c. for CON-
mon ; I04 for ordinary l03 Tor best, and some
held at higher prices.
DRIED F~Ru1T--Apples are not enqutred for,
and we quote them nominally at I SO. No peach
es have come to market. Ifto be had they would
bring 5 a Sc.
BEESwAx.-2 % a Csc.
MEssPoRK-$t7 to III.
BAcoN-Va. and N. c. hoground Is hams Il.
LARD-in kegs 13e; in Bbls. l21.
GUAso The price of Peruvian Guano has
been considerably reduced to day by the Govern
ment Agency. We quote present prices: less than
5 Tons SIS 5 a 10 tons SAL 10 q 25, 81 ; IS a
so, 534 over SO, SO per ton of 1000 lbs, cash on
delivery.
Feb. 20.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-02-24
New Agricultural Journal.
r0~oO~000o-0o-%-O-~
THE NORTH CAROLINA PLANTER.
Edited By Gentlemen Of Practical and Sci
entifc knowledge IN Farming.

AT the solicitation of many friends Of Agricul-
turs, the Undersigned has been induced to issue
a monthly Periodical bearin z the above title.
The January and Februry numbers have been
issued, and the March number will appear early
in that month.
Subscribers can be furnished with the back
numbers Specimen copies sent on application.
S. W Westbrook, Esq, well known throughout
the South as one of the best Pomologists and
Horticultarists, has charge of that Department OF
the Planter and able practical and scientific
Farmers contribute to the Editorial and Other
columns of the Agricultural Department.
Mechanics have also a Department; and there
is something interesting to the LADIES.
80 large octave pages in each number. Pric,
81 a year, invariably in advance. Address
A. NJ. G0RMAN, Publisher,
Raleigh, N. C..