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Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-16
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY NINE TICKETS MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
To be Drawn each Saturday in February!
Approximation Prizes.
5,4o5 prizes amounting ngto..............S to. S32O.OOC
 Whole Tickets, slO; Halves, S5; Guar. ters, S2 %.

HAN UF HIT LVI Ek1.
 The numbers from to , ),J0V. corresponding with those numbers on the tickets, rlntcd on separate slips of paper encirced with small tin tubes, and placed in wheel.
 The first 457 prizes similarly printed andencrccd, arc placed in another wheel. The wheels are then revolved, and number is drawn from the wheel of numbers and at the same time prize is drawn from the other wheel. The number and prize drawn out opened and exhibited to the audience, and regis tered by the Commissioners. the prize being placed against the number drawn This operation is repeat aA nptil all | tbe ant
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-16
Anthony House.

VINHE undersigned having purchased the Dawson
 house ana Stable, connected herewith will tax take possession on the lst day of January Is5s.M fney respectfully ask the indulgence of the public si,oi. s.ihe 9iui they can repair and in some to the Anthony House. "i'' Oe eoi'ahseu Jan. 26, '5S. If Q. A. & Al. GIIKFy
 take yleasure in recommending the ahovo ,,o,,.,. men to the patrons of the Hotel and respectfaIi
 et continuance of their favors hitherto so Gham bestowed upon me VIM H DaVS@,nany .Se,any
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-16
Regular Arkansas River and New 0rlei
 Packet.

TNHE steamer Tennessee Belle. J. ,- l DURNELL Master, will run regu- ,Eszszsss- larly from New Orleans up the Arkansas river dr the ensuing season.
 This boat is large and commodious, well slr. for the trade. and in every respect one of the desirable boats on the river. Her officers wills no pains to give satisfaction to those who may, them business Nov. 24. lS
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-16

Crackers, Candles and Beans. 2 BBLS. Soda Crackers; O 8 Boston <
 8" Sugar l"
 8" White Beans 12 {" Pilot Bread, 20 boxes Star Candles; Received per Hickman, and for sale by Feb. 2, '5S. GEO. S. MORRISON.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-16

" ILL be gwen to any person, persons, who '" will give information of any person or persons srespassing on any of the railroad lands either by cutting of timber, or pealing bark, etc.. etc.. after eonvlcton of such person. persons, by due course of law. JNO. F. SHOEMAKER.
 Chief Engineer and Sup't. sS The office is open daily, persons who may wish information, regarding lands. etc. To- tf
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-16
Fresh Cove Oysters.

I00 9lb, cans fresh Cove Oysters. Put up ex- tOO pressy for ourselves in Baltimore
 HeceiWh per Arkansas, and for sale by
 Jan. 2e, 'Ss. RAPLEY, HANGER & co.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-16
Portable and Stationary STE A M F. N C l N E : {.


 SOUTHERN Depot for the States of Louisiana, S Mississippi, Alabama, Tennessee, Arkansas and Texas is established at No 70 Gravier street, New Orleans where the subscriber, who IS sole agent for the above States is receiving from eight to sixteen every month. of sizes from to 34 horse power, of these celebrated Engines, which, after test of nine inc IJnionIall giving the most complete satisfaction, as being the only Portable Engine having cyln- der boiler which is all utilized heating sur. face and perfectly accessible inside and out for cleaning; requires no brick work to put them in operation, special skill to set the up, and but the smallest proportion of fuel to run them. Also constantly in store Sash and Circular Saw Mills; Straubs Iron Frame Corn and Flour Mills; Newell Cotton Screws, for steam or horse power; Carver Improved Gin Stands; with shafting' fulhes' Stands Boxes and Bolts, ready to fit out complete at the shortest notice, Steam Cotton Gins, Saw, Corn and Flour Mills which can be put in operation in few days after being received. Descriptive pamphlets with 40 testimonials will be sent by mail to any ad dress. SAMU FL H. ulIM AN,
 70 Gravier street, New Orleans. Az.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-16

JOHN ID. KIMBELL, Attorney at Law, Lit tic Rock Ark. will practice in the various courts held at the capital and attend to the collection of claims throughout the State. he will givecareful at ention to adjusting and perfecting titles to State Lands in all cases of conflicting claims thereto.- Office in the Main Building of the State House, ad acent to the Auditors and State Land Agents of fees. Sept. P. l637.-ly.
 K. T. FULLER. E.. W. MARTIN. FULLER & MARTIN, attorneys atlaw, Prince ton, Dallas county, Ark.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-16
A NEW SADDLER SHOP. .zS 9a& HANGER & MAYO. N-I

WTOULD respectfully inform the citizens of Little w Rock, and all who may beinterested, that they have entered into copartnership in the Saddery Business. Their shop is on Main stseet west side } doors from Markham street. opposite the Drug Store of Dr. J. J. McAlmont, where they are making and will continue to make Saddles Brides and harness ot the best material and of the latest style and most substantial manner not be surpassed by any esta blishment in the State and better than any brought to this place. Mayo is practical saddler, and has been in the business for 9 years. We invite all to give a call and examine our work.
 Eeh i59 -1r
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-16

J. M WILLIAMS. n WILLIAMS X SONS, Cotton Factors, U. Commission and Forwarding Merchants, No. f6 Union Street, New Orleans. Nov. 8, '54 tf
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-16

with the most powerful instruments ever brought west and all the latest improvements for taking pic lures as fine be taken in the eastern cities for proof of the above ladies and gentlemen will please call and take a sitting. and examine her specimens
 Rooms over D. Benders store, on Markham street.
 Remember. the sign of the Little Rock Ambrotype Gallery.
 N. B.-Parents wishing fine pictures of their children of all ages. will do well to bring them to Mrs Eli as she fails in getting good pictures if brought in fair day.
 She also pays particular attention to taking pictures for Lockcts Pins and Rings. Also, repairing and copying old DaguerreotyIes paintings, etc lnvads and eorpses taken at their residence, at short notice Charges low and perfect satisfaction given. Pictures taken in ali kinds of weather.
 Instructions given in the Art.
 Dec oeth -5T l2-tf
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-16
AhD OOW INd, Ffesldent, o. P. MILLER, Secretary.
OFFICE OF THE TRIDENT MUTUAL INSURANCE Co.,,
 Providence, R. l., Jan. lst 1858.
VALENTINES.

A SPLENDID assortment. just received for the A l4th February, and sold cheap for cash. at the book store of HENRY JAC0BI,
 Little Rock. Arks sS- Orders from the country will be promptly filled. Feb 2 5e
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-16
ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFACTURE.

THERE is at the Little Rock CS U Foundry over five hundred sTSN FLOWS, of different patterns, essxsA4zsss which must be sold this winter and spring; if the far mers consult their own interest, they will examine this stock before they purchase else here as am de- termined any man wishing FLOW can be suited to both quality and price. Those who wish cheap Flow, or trst rate Steel Flow, can be supplied and satisfied, the money returned 50 Steel mould Board Flows. wrought, they are all stocked and ground, warranted steel
 75 cast mould Board Flows, ground, wrought Share.
 9 cast mould Board Plows unground, wrought Share
 loo of the Avery Flows all cast. with extra points 100 of the celebrated Mississippi Diamond Wing Flows, all wrought.
 50 Stlel Shovel Flows. with or without stocks
 g Steel Half Shovel Flows, with or without stocks 9 Steel Diamond Flows .'
 50 Wrought iron Shovel Flows"
 Q Bull Tnng Flows and Coulters. of every kind l: all kinds of Flows or implements of any kind made to order on short notice. All kinds of Machinery made or repaired; castings of any kind done in Brass or Iron, all warranted
 Dec. l, '57. R. ERODE.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-16
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber living on 2k lO the Pine Bluff road. on the 2Sth January % 1858, mulatto boy, named Tom. 27 years old, .N five feet, or ten inches high, weighs about l65 or ITO lbs. He was raised on Fourche in this county, by the Mclenry family, and is supposed to be turk Mills.
 The above reward will be pal s he delivery of the boy, or sl5 if confined so l. him.
 Feb. g, 'R If. JO UINDLEY.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-16
FAYETTEVILLE FEMALE SEMINARY.

FAK ET EVILLE EV A LIE SENTN AK Kf :
 MRS. L. FOSTER SMITH, Principal. THE Fall term will commence on Monday, Sep | tember T. 1857. Tuition per session of five months ten dollars in advance including aU the branches of a tbo,ough kng2ish Mucation, Vocal and Instrumental Music, Drawing, etc., extra.
 Ample accommodations for Boarders in good fami- lies on reasonable terms.
 Please send for a circular.
 Fayetteville, Washington, Ark.
 Aug. II, 1857 1y
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-16
JACOB HAWKINS

JACOB HAWKINS. EALER in Wines, Liquors and Fancy p Hroeeries, Markham street below Main. Little n'h' Jan Is '52 If
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-16
THNHANkFUL for the liberal support extells 1 them heretofore,
 The Memphis and New Orleans

HNHANKFUL for the liberal support extep}z II them heretofore,
 The Memphis and New Orleans
 PACKET COMPANY Have now the pleasure of announcing to their i-, and the public generally. that their arIangener, the approaching season are perfected and tha.+ and after the st October, their boats will be regr ill the trade, and will leave positively and punch on the days as advertised WEDg DAYS and FRIDAYS. at 4 M
 The boats are all of the first class and are ara to leave New Orleans and Memphis ON MONDAYS; NEBRASKA. ......... A. k. IRWIN, Mas BEN FRANKLIN J. D. CLAIRE, !,
 ON WEDNESDAY,: JOHN SIMONDS...... C. B. CHURCH, Ns lNGOMAR..... W. GosLEE,
 ON FRIDAYS: II. R. W. HlLL...........T. T. II. NEWELL, NE BELFAST. .......W. WRAY. And will pass Napoleon and Mouth WI River.
 GOING DOWN - Tuesdays, Thursds Saturdays, in the EVENING.
 GOING UP-Mondays, Thursdays, San days, in the EVENING. Our boats have been thoroughly ove!haukj reftted and are in charge of most experienced , dent and able commanders, and especial regair be paid in the entire management to every reC- that will conduce to the comfort, safety and pz of Passengers, to the careful transportation ofG and to the accommodation generally of our paa These Packets connect at Memphis with 1 Packets for Cairo, St. Louis. Louisville, CinG- and Nashville; and with the Memphis and Chr ton, the Memphis and Ohio, and the MemphE Granada Railroads.
 J. W. GOSLEE, Presilz Eor all buSipess connected with the line srrr the offices of the Company, to
 J. J. RAWLINGS. Sec'y and Treasur
 2l MoSby tz Hunts Building, Men9
 and J. II. FRELIGH, General Agent
 Under the St. Charles Hotel N. 0rz Sept % '57 5n-6m
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-16
SWAN & CO.'S LOTTERIES.

Authorized by the State of Georgia. S7O,OOO FOR TEN DOLLARS!! The following Scheme will be drawn by & SWAN 'V Co, Managers of the Sparta Academy Lottery, in each of their Single Number Lotteries for Februa ", 1858, at AUGUSTA, Georgia, in public, under the superintendcnce of Commissioners.
 CLASS ], To be drawn in the City of Augusta, Georgia, ilt public,
 SATURDAY. FEB. 9th, 1858.
 CLASS 2, Te he drawn in the City of Augusta, Georgia, in public,
 SATURDAY, FEB. 18th, 1858.
 CLASS 3, To be drawn in the City of Augusta, Georgia, in public,
 SATURDAY. FEB. goth, 1858.
 CLASS 4, To be drawn in the City of Augusta, Georgia, in public,
 SATURDAY, FEB. 27th, 1858. ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS Five Thousand Four Hundred and Eighty Five
 Prizes NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TICKETS MAGNIEJCENT SCIEME
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-16
FANCY GOODS.

Just opening expressly for the Christmas and New Year Presents. This stock is to be sold and the price is bound to do it; the first sghis worth calling to and don't cost a cent. It is important therefore, that you should inspect this stock before going elsewhere.
 The impossibility of describing this beautiful col lection, requires it to be the varetyis endless and the prices below any thing of the kind in this market. At FULTON'S EMPORIUM
 3 Doors above the Dawson Hnnse
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-16
HOUSE OF ENTERTAINMENT.

HOtNE UT F-N Elft M N VI flNI' MA THE subscriber, living 22 miles above
 ME l Rock on tho Fort Smith road, is fully MI pared to entertain travellers. He has ve ranged house for the purpose; will keep goodh and charge moderately. He will always hau hand an abundant supply of all sorts of prozi for horses and assures the public that he can ofl best accommodation or the road.
 Aug. 25. 1857 If JOSEPH Y ERWn
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-16
"At Fulton's Emporium" Christmas and New Year Presents

/AA ysN0 say that we surpass in rich. / 49A EAA,,M F ness, elegance and qualityI <FT4>xl M.-13 would be superhous; but when &s. !n.li SnSE1g Cheapness ana utility are com 2ns1as TTHT9f bned-we defy all competiton.- TTHa s-ts We have spoken of urelegant stock ks---g of Watches Clocks. Jewery. Silver Ware and aIcy Silk, and other dress goods, previous occasion
 And still they COme.''
 But the attention of the public is directed to the Splendid Stock of
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-16
F.. A. HINES, Artist,

TAS re-opened his gallery on the Z@~aE7S-lER>s= and Markham streets, +-ap VI ] sggs1syIs 4Sk. .3- over Hezekiuhs Cloth sf6a sa a.s4-t1Xd ssss G'sf inc Store where he is SSss+-AAas- -szs prepared, with the latest improvements to take Daguerreotypes. Meiainotypes. Ambro. types. And all styles of pictures. in the most i'm proved and artistic manner. Citizens and strangers will consult their own in terests ill visiting his Gallery and procuring the best style of Pictures Satisfaction given in all eases, and charges reasonable. Remember HINES GALLERY, on the corner of Main and Markham steets, over Hezekiah's Clothing store, Little Rock. Artists furnished with all kinds of goods pertain ing to the art at fair prices. Little Rock, Oct. 2n. '57. 2-tf. GROCERIES! GROCERIES!! NAJ VSJ 6risaas, Rsss'SSa Psr ''9% s'sa@cF SS% y~ " NS Tennessee Belle, hhd Prime Sugar, 10 bags Coffee, l tierce Rice, 5 boxes Star Candles, boxes fine Soap,
 6 dog. Kentucky Mustard.
 l2 doz Yeast Powders,
 2 boxes Black Tea
 boxes Imperial Tea
 boxes Caste Soap.
 2 bbis No. Mackerel.
 doz. Ass'td Catsup,
 2 boxes Soap,
 7 Salaratus,
 l box Indigo,
 boxes IIostetrs Btters,
 E bbl. Black Pepper,
 15 bbl. Alspice,
 l. bbl. Gloves,
 boxes Ground Pepper, dog. Brooms.
 doz Painted Buckets, gross Candle Wick, bbS. Old Jamaica Rum, dog. Pickles, (19 gallons. dog. do do.; great gross Clark Matches, l gross Bar Plumbers, 15 '' Wine Classes boxes Fresh Cove Oysters; 8 Lobsters 3 boxes Fresh Salmon dog. Pie Fruits Assorted, boxes Macaroni, 5 boxes Vermesea, bbl. fine Vinegar, boxes fine Chewing Tobacco, boxes Smoking Tobacco, bhls. Lard Oil.
 boxes Lemon Syrup,
 baskets Olive Oil,
 5000 Havana Cigars,
 10 lbs. Nutmegs,
 300 lbs. Assorted Candy,
 20 lbs. Race Ginger
 20 doZ. Scoth Ale,
 l gross Table Salt,
 bbs. Molasses,
 10 boxes asst Crackers,
 5 dog. Champagne Cider,
 boxes M k. Raisons,
 15 box. q :.
 boxes Prime Cheese,
 10 boxes Cod Fish,
 12 bags Drop Shot,
 250 lbs. Bar Lead,
 doz. Pepper Sauce, E pipe Cognac Brandy, boxes Pearl Starch, F gross assorted Essence O2O lbs. soft Shell Almonds bbls. Onions boxes Scotch Herrinps 15 bbls Potatoes, l bb. Alcohol l do Cherry Bounce; boxes Brandy Cherries; boxes Scheadame: To baskets
 Anesett Cordial. etc. All of which will be sold at the lowest Cash prices sss Fine Liquors of all kinds always on hand
 GOLLlA x BROWN. Feb. 7, 5S Lower Steamboat Landing.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-16

l. N. MOORE. G.. w.. HUGHES MOORE x HUGHES EIAVE associated themselves for the transaction General Land Agency Business in the State of Arkansas They will Pay Taxes on Lands. attend to the Redeeming of Forfeited Lands. They will make personal examinations and surveys of land and report to parties the character of the soil. timber quantity of arabic land upon any par ticular tract and any desirable information in regard thereto, and in where wish bring their land into market. they will contract to Have Timber Deadened Upon it, and will Find Purchasers for either the plantations wild lands of those who desire 10 sell
 Much fine land in this Sta has been reserved from sale for the last five years having been reported swamp and overfowed. and which by an act of the last Congress confirmed to the State. The lists of these lands contain great deal that has become valuable since its reservation. and the above finn. from their experience practical surveyors, of whom has been engaged in the Public Surveys of this State for many years, and the other in Railroad and Swamp Land Engineering, having thus gained an extensive knowledge of lands throughout the State will be prepared to locate for parties when this
 Confirmation of Swamp Land is offered for sale subject to entry either for a stipulated share of the land commission upon the money invested.
 Persons hunting homes in Arkansas will find at their office plats of unmproved land, farms with full descriptions of their improvements, quality, To- caty, etc. so that they can be at once directed to cheap and suitable places.
 Will buy and sell Land Warrants or locate them for holders Any business in the above line will be promptly attended to.
 Office in Adams buildings on the corner of Main and Markham streets, Little Rock. Ark.
 REFERENcE.--Hon. Robt. W. Johnson. Hon. Geo. C. Watkins. Gen. Wm. E. Ashley. J. W. McCon- aughey, Land Attorney and State Collector, Little Rock.
 Hon. Edw Cross, Hampstead county.
 Dan1 E. Williams, esq, Washington, Ark.
 Vim. Byers esq.,, Batesville, Ark.
 Titus X Co.,, Memphis. Tenn.
 The Registers, Receivers and State Land Agents at Batesville, Little Rock and Washington.
 S 1S57
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-16
BOnnets, Bonnets, Bonnets.
BONNETS AND FLATS,

NRS. GRAHAM having returned from the 4 MI East, has received by the steamer Tucker,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-16
"

SO BARRELS Early Irish Potatoes. iustG6s OO received per st CT s. II. Tucker X55S and for sale low at J. A. KINNFAE'S
 Feb. 9th. '5S.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-16
Regular Napoleon and Arkansas R
 

For freight or passage apply on board. Nov. "A, 1857 7-tf REGULAR NEW ORLEANS & MEMPHIS PACKET sTE1
 ECL LIPSE. BROADWELL, RQsteF. J. II. PORTER c \ EAVES Napolean for New Orleans 4r~ B. every other Sunday during the .EzzsEszs zsss Season. Dec IS lS51-tf
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-16
R. R. R..

EFT not the diet for Radray's R. R. R. Reulede lI there Is neao life for all hO Aacc Jdth them
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-16

COTTON DACKETS and remnants of COTTON received in II exchange for Spun Thread and Wool Rolls at the New Factory, in Pike county. s.1 lHa
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-16
LITTLE ROCK AMBROTYPE GALLERY.

NRS. ELLIS takes this oppor-
 IVA tunity to inform the citizens of Little Rock and vicinity, that T she has permanently located in z
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-16

ROBERT W. HARPER, Attorney at Law Little Rock, Ark, will practice in the Courts of Mid dle and Southeastern Arkansas. All legal business entrusted to him will be faithfully attendedto.
 An lx
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-16
D M CARROLL

J. c. NJ URRAY. D. W. CARROLL. MURRAY CARROLL, Attorneys and Coun- selors at Law and Solicitorsin Chancery, Pine Bluff
 Arkansas. will practice in all of the counties of the Second Judicial District, and the Supreme and Fed eral Courts at Little Rock. Oct. s, 1857. ly.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-10-30
PORTRAIT PAINTING

II E. HENDERSON offers his Pro-
~. fessional Services to the citizens of
ohepherdstown and vicinity for few
weeks. His room is in the house for
meEly occupied by Mr.. D. S. Noble, on
German street.
September 25, 1858. If
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-10-30
cnEl q JncPPN
G5A 5 IJo

In Rosserville, Alabama. on the 18th
inst, MIR. Thomas E. James, formerly
of this place.
On Tuesday Evening, 10Th inst, al
the residence Of her father Mr.. U. B.
Kearney, near Kearneysville. in tins
County, after an illness Of several weeks,
Miss Sarah Stuart KeGrney, in the 9th
year Of her age.
10 those intimately acquainted vas the
full beauty of her character revealed.
Kind and charitable 10 the faults Of others,
patient and unliring in The discharge Oi
duty, meek and seIG-abasing, she was as
neatly what a noble Christian woman
should be, as is often met.
Her last illness was one Of agonizeC
suffering {; ye, those who watched her day
and night, never heard a complaining sen
tence from her. The sweetest patience
and most entire submission were NANTES
ted through those Ianguishng days ant
wearisome nights, Again and again she
reiterated her lai!h and hope in Christ, ant
il seemed as though God would make bel
perfect through suffering.
Calm and peaceful and like tender
flower. that fades and perishes in the yhlll
Of Autumn, SO faded SARAH STUART
KEARNEY.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-10-30
SIP Q ->an9s AN@N

In the NJ, L. church, al Unionville, on
Thursday 2lsl inst, by Rev. ]. II.
March, Mr.. .Auron f. Baker, of Wash.
ing!on county, Nd. and Miss Elizabeth
Il. Hess, daughter of the late David Hess
Of this county.
10 Winchester on Thursday last, by
Rev. Mr.. Blake, Benjamin Barrel, Of
CharIestown, Jefferson county, TO Miss
Emily Lavina, third daughter of the late
Wm. and Ann Dooley, of Neffsville.
In Winchester, on the ooh inst, by
Rev. w. G Eggleston, I'm II. Baker,
Esq. editor Of the Berkeley Springs Con-
Sttution, to Mrs. Emma Clark, daugh-
ter Of the late Col, Robert Gustin, all of
Morgan county, Va.
On the 18th inst, by Rev. John Land,
street, .AnaoS Smith Guard, TO Miss Ell
Zen Jane, daughter of James Cline, all OF
Frederick county, Va.
On the 18th inst, by Rev. Mr.. Ora.
ham, Geo. ". Gordon, of Washington
city, to Miss Virginia Rely, daughter
OF Col. James p. RELY, Of Winchester
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-10-30

THE NEW YORK WEEKLY PRESS is
one of the best literary papers OF the day. A
large Quarto containing Twenty PAGES,
or SIXTY COLU.MNS, of entertaining matter;
ald ELEGANTLY ILLUSTRATED every
week.
II Gift north from 50 cents 10 $1,000 90 ,ciII
be sent to each subscriber on receipt Of the sub
sCriptiOn money.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-10-30
Corrected toeekIy By StaIsy, Miller s. Co.
For the week ending Oct. 80, 1853.
BALTIMORE MARKET.

Flour.-rhe Flour market remains un,
changed and quiet. The only sales re.
ported on Change was 200 bbls. Ohio
super at S5,25. We quote Howard
Street super AT s5,25, City Mills do al
$500 per bel. The market for standard
Civ Mills Flour closed with free sellers
al SIS per Dol. Extra Flour is in good
supply and the market dull. We quote
OHIO ezra al 1862. Howard Street do al
ST per bill. We quote l:ye Flour at 81
% and Corn Meal at 81 for Pennsylvania,
S4.25a4,37 for Baltimore, and S4,65 foI
Brandywine per bill.
Grain.-The market was rather dali for
wheat but prices remains unchanged.
There were 5000 bushels offered, and
reds sold at ll6al22 cents for common
white, lI5al2Q cents for medium do;
local SOC for fair TO good do. and l4Oa-
l5Oc for prime and choice samples do.
OF Corn there were only $500 bushels
new White offered, and sold at 5Oa55
cents, and 500 has old Yellow al SOaS2c.
OdIs We're in large receipt, but nolwith-
standing this the market was steady.
There were 600 bushels offered, and Ma,
ryland soil al 43a44c and Pennsylvania
at o4s46c Tor good lots. Of Rye there
were some 200 bushels offered. but no
sales reported. We quote Mary land
HomIn"lly a, 7Oa72c, aud Pennsylvania
S3aS5c..