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The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-28

Nv0R SALE-PAPERS--Sev thousand
H. old papers at 25c. per hundred, at this office.
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ET0R SALE-FIRE-No is the time to
NJ secure your kindling wood. 100 loads can be
had at Hinkle, Guild Co.'s, at reduced prices.
No ,,65 West Front-street. sep2S-lf
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WANTED.

young
Nv man who can give eunexceptionable references,
situation rs assistant book keeper, or as copying
|cferk In res oectable business Salary reasonable
Address ETHELBERT q. DUNST0N, Hamilton,
Butler County, o., giving real name and business
ItNNVIfI ~ faen19.dsI
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BOARDING.

ND two or three single gentlemen can be accom- !.
modated with board and lodging at 298 West Fifth.
street. SepT BY
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ENOR SALE-DINING SAL0ON-The old
H. and we'll; established Dining Saloon, at No. s
East Fourth street. having seyenty-fve prompt pay
ing boarGers, and good transient trade For further
particulars inquire on the premises sep23b%
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WA AANTED-HELp--A persons wanting
w good help to do general housework, or cook
wash and iron, can DO supplied on short notice at
Mrs. WARNER Intelligence Office, 30S Fifth street,
between WesfErn- row and ohm. sep27.b+
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ROARDING-Two or three gentlemen can
ND bo accommodated with board at from 50 30 to
IS at No. Isl Broadway, between Fifth and Sixth
1.bF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-26
A. G REEN.S
= - .al.-.saes sisn = - EUkNITURE

AND H0USE-FURNISHING GOODS
for ssis st the store With the Large einn No S96,
:, corner Of tn snd d sfrsstI = TaIshc !
Ins Sness. hay,ns bfsn sssi!9rsd aot e Pc de
Always tsftainsd hisksf epprecistion Of tks m
tSillgsnee cf my feloy y-eitii sns thea 70 believe
snsy Goaid q ase9ysd by . sign on the wsn. how
u ths leais. ~ sest.snsa Of the Distriet and
-. GOOD FURNITURE 5ssl-s IS -.
vlu . klnd slo1Eh g give M cen, We VIII Try
decsption. or eSstSy sfen: % 80 ~
that. though our clerks may not be e fpis6ed ard
We assqre Al Who nay honor Dc with csli thsf We
viii endeavor r. treat them With III the courtesy OF
Which ve sre espaoie. Very rssPectfnliX,
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AZ ! ,LAYLok : HurcHrsoN AZ
Asllsndia ,toek Of Dress Goods.
II pa. MOntebelo Pl9ids--yery oheap, -, - -
-r1- vsry fns Fr. Msnn6s, N sil eoIors,
Beaver, Velvet and Treco C1oeks. 81 81 81 :
rs scotch Long and seuars She IL, -
Hcsyy Brovn end Bissohsd shirtinss.
Faaoy Dress siIki n ysH3ssfy !, -.--n.-s..-
Foulard Sllks, sY r = -.r. -.r.''
nole s'rT- - sss ies Handsome and chssp.
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s;ss AZ AL <. VT fSes
psf'Ss Z Ss e!
q ~ ~ sss ss. !. g 1Ei EbS e sss
sh siss,:.t e ssd Az "
b. ossskss visS u sna I ssSIse ne m
sass s1tg a. ssissd asd eyls 1len psoe
osscsss s' sa zI e ss'f z sssss 4
.e.ss.. x...s.. ~ % p,....: y q sgEgEPsy g.!ssys,
iWARsEAE,s s4LE--In virtue of . '1ni of
iSs tSsd i.s,,.s a.sT the e. cs.n & crsa of
nfsoe and 2 Ne disssisd sRsi ssPsss i 70 c:siss i
::s :ss count, 18th; sa FIN e Gcs Hone
;'sRs y':Rsts HIS ss a "a . y
9. .ss 81 ssSss sssss hon 4 sss
.ssd - ~. sns sssh strest and runnfag hsnes
width 70 the channel Rock Creek, r. satS
aed ssEsG ssss min. IN ne e
ne q IesNsrck n .n1 Win sod 20
bsas sss. s ~ ass g Sf f9siSsss a
no ss.. --. M.,.A.l p.tlisi t% y asEsSsl
~ WALL q BARNARD. Auotoaesrs. = :
ttustdfEEs t!sst ftaE .a .sAkE.By sissus q dsed ,ei
u N.
ass = II. sasi = ssss sssG1 z g g
ns n" the
Ssosfse2wn. lying on che north side OF frosssct
less On aid street., and Fsnnine baof nortS or tSs
1 ,ss xias9; fset, moro or kss, to the
Tsfms Sf sale: one-thrd THE pursh.s. none,
g r. sca N n cssh snd the re.dus Il two sees
), q note: :ss ssd 3 a.sS sA
ss::s::s s sss
By BARNARD BUCKEY; Gsorsetovn =
TRUsTEEY sALE.aBy virtue Of : deed Of
os., tss:s q ssss;sS SsssS JAM
S .ss g. s,s sS s;s :..ai!s: ss ?:
e S!a !. 10 s Sspss:d rs
o. sss: i'm ss s .:s. .ss g =: 4:
s.,is sss .sid ss1 s.s ~. ss 2
irom q: e:sincing. s.d fhsaos visk ssid line, re-
Tsss. Si ale 3ns.s:,f 3l of .h. ,sr.h... no,.,
sss. sisa interest Q s. ss's';S "a S;a q
.-f-e .a.sis za.ts,l, = W RSsoSiiEoA, n t;oA,
Ira'sss. s:IREaEss9sH sREnsHb ssssHs kAs;T.s;.S.
Dy WALL q BARNARD, Aucuonesrs. = !
ss coIss. 'sssss Srsss q Ss:sS.r ssss ,s e
I.s AN 36:s S...as.s :s sss;s s:ss
sssss s kSd.ss ssdsss ~;
sSnrinf ssxSn sissss S sSd ns,ssr n north ~
scss g ne r. .llsy With ne nPrevsmsnss. bsisa
Term: ef .sis: One .hird Of Ii. paroh... WI, mons,
e p paid in cs.h and The resdss IN tvo ssasi
secufe3 M e AND nd Y nSntes xth be
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= - ~ - ~ W. ustsu00u u m0tn0r0, ~
{ SU0THING SYRUK. =
t Fer Childxm Testhfng, q s
EhieA 1fsatly ssessaass o. pssssss = Sssks es-
49 ~ fasss rsdasne ail nAtisH-su3l = Aa
80 sRenodss sseesssedis ssqzsS4 - q q 81
6CAE T0 REGULATE 1HD Bou81f
Depend upea Il, nothers. k vff eiss ~ - and
REEfERAND 10 Y0VH0TRIgrS
Pat y sad ssla tAis aricls fss sses5 yst -
CAS- ar. y ncoNsIpHEcRAED rRora Il xhsfus ieys
sss!i:!s.5 ssyss lGRs. 3. Ess !. s2.sssss ssI; q
.tsef 4 cusr r,wINsLOwselssss tI.ei, ~.
s:ss. sss =: ,.ss soorHINe .:...s. e.
3; S;::ss;s,s;, ::s:;;s, =: sYRuf. :ssss :.:s 9:
ss ss Wat .a;ss wn ;S DS :ss
srioE Fos osIHRsFuLTILMEsT OF vHAT w .TRs bs.
ps . :is v s: & isass ( s:
sh ..lsssls Z. he prssepts. q sas Of ths
land sadhas bees nssd viii NHvHRFAiLIEo succxss q
/ -lays THOUsANDS OF CASES, sss -..sf
II ly relisvesths child fem pain, hss auserasss he
stencil ssd esy:i. so.rseis assd, and g.ss ssd
GnIrrse IN rnf Downs AND WIND CoIrc.
:sS s,ssss@s Ss. sssa Z s1t speedily
sss susssTs ssn. FOR - sDs Z sss ss woasp..
4 an saass q Dss-l CMlLDRBN liNTiaTs ssd Di1s.
:lis.. f,dn % I1kTnlNG Srss las ys.A.s :
Wsvosids AZ Q avery nehsr vho kss s2d 81.
non o. sSs ss
usiys. s6ss-so tso. 4. n.s u shs e
each Noas lsSsiss sn.ss ihs isesinii: J,
cURTis PERKINS sNsw Yerts 10 shs ortsids wrapper
fsis z Ns NsrsSstsss =:
Price only IS Gents per Botts. 81 Il "a m -6hv2x
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ssS -. ~ $50 : -
Desys care 4 2 g e, :, = 'ala Ton ssa Blll.
lS6 Nd says ssYss.n b tie slsrk pm
pars1 lber gIassss - soda, hs uhioh wsltes
uny ~ tvo seaanngs . - - :. -
oystsrs, nd Bill, rfsr ths dsy'sreFk Va
sffs E. s.n. ~ 1pi4zrsi. "a s.lssr I..ss Is
psid ave shil1fnSs Tor fb1f oylcsr szppers-
suppsrs vhfsh 49, 6 tAe0 uoede1, 81 vhieA
ne. noFs hu,! g.. g - g :. -. -, =.
j,s x:,:,s 3 - 4 - - !. s''.r - = ~
o. sy..l.s sksy rs 40 yssk ssd Nsd 8
prspss1 thes1hsy shsuld Atos uR'feeoeN1.e
sboald pay Ter the sres- 80 3.E
eo<c1e yeAa, vea'syea esms m7's - ~,
"a qiAf LIN Ma, vke 1esot y. 2 81. s, ],
4{snt bseosc, Is's e.ly ~ - o1sg'-1be
4 . .sehs5ssf 6ae fsiess1 !
ssfsS g - sss = - nl.p spsks zWas&3
IN asn1bsR ssssases so1s :" He doa,t oeI1l
- nsovln shas usy.n .,.<s.<9 & ! =
Jsks's lI161e1hei. - hiAcl ttsnblsd;
.::.. - = - 4. - sss - - z s
- sss3 Es|Its ''rls -, ls<zssssa
':s Ssss - ~ ~ - = : =. 80 Sns
jobs nils. hsa1d ths ssnsrks, bst b a.
pss ssns bssk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-26

8. IL NlSEf % ] 2t,c5E
is E.::s isss s:ss:s.., g & on I:
8 3: Sc l::'l.; ,sst',lss - saf srrrsxs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-26

y u Loudoan eoynty. yIrginia, On nost hbsrql
6r iHprsvsd sisy Ssopesty. fSis crepsrtS g siss :
sted il one ofthe most improved spds kighG c1ld-
- ts the county fHRSfFligs T 3 Is s.aA'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-26
- % SsIR1dsIon SxRS&Rb se'sIalIhs kAss,Tec,sso.


- ofNew York avenue and l5fh street IL IN
been put IN eompiets order and yin Be- rented to
The location Il ceftainly one 81 the mosf deeirahs
N.y WvssapIns,sn; vs4p ss AgslS . mo; w NAIRN. o.
NO rs 2w - - - - .r.r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-26

.as e,ssss@s essys::ns. .hish e speedily rssd.d,
q siI sssss q Drs CHiLDRRN Iisr "a Va and @ s,1R
.li... ss fss IN c :'sisr IkkTnING Srs5s 5 yh.Ass
:s.. .:s = s, g s s:s s:
youi rsxsubscEss 10. Ini r.Ejupicxs o. ornxss,
s: sss :st .. A. .s &.
esdieihs II timely used Pull dreetoes ier usnr vim &C.
SUKr PER s: oas:ss
sed y pI5nses.H;m n "a shrDsFhsus ne vorS
An ms uRR e CTIoN.r
GREAT EXCITEMENT
- -. -. AT es,'..,., saf i'ts sss
b. KINGS FRENCH BAZAAR.
se4....PENNsYLvANlA AVENUE. sssl
80 NEW sARRIvAL =.
OF A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT.
FRENCH PATTERN BoENETs, ,,.,,,....,. - ..,.ss
RIBBONS, .,s.s.- :. :. s2.s l.s Z oshhS, ~
ss'sast s sssss FLOWERS, rr.rur,. -
CLOAKS,n nlisva - 1sst . - ~ g. 1'"
- -. :, M saawLs'cs;HHHIuL y I'cHILDaEN's cLoAks,
!. skSvzsE sEaabbElss abElss RIDING pr HATS,
Eas1o'Ds5EEIIEsB s5EEIIEEBsrrs 0Ioass
WOODEN se's'l4 ING soS9PsEs PISS rsinM1Nes,ss...T.'
IEMBRorDERIEs, 2 has l1bess'1 fAiNGEs'
. .ASsGSiiix sSix .yEbvEr RussoNs,
.r,,.,n,,,s,o,. Al AT FIFTY CENTS,
80. aEAD DRESSES,
BRIDAL wREArHEsjk jkIp el,ovrs. !.
-, PERFUMERy.
: lA''1 soHNiEEfs StiisiE q iMATEaIALs - ~. -.
HI. Kings New French Bazaar,
fgssfsfss 994 Pennsylvania Avenue.
nots-sw Nsxtdoos 70 L. johnson, Bsnksra.
II !! Tai. jTCAA,Yl jTAYLoE Ss,.. Z HurcHrsoN AZ
u p. Moatsballs fs,ds 1ssri cSsss. - s -
Beaver. ssd Fisso res tiosi: 49, Z . '0'.I'
scotch Lsae :ss sH:s:ss "a sl:ssl.a saa.
SoW .'''s 80 - M &. 5 g. Haadsons and chs.,.
BysTsHs srS ISs iI..S eSTk51SETsfi fsY STfAAEEREl fAERElEs-
sS si sa.Ssl. fSt ffSStTHTfS6'Es. @ea
"a 3 sssFE:'is sssFs "a AfapatfHi aatfi aaJssaatI
For sale low p csss.s sfas & 81 sz7hDEs. 81 oEE....,
MORE MEW GOODS FOR oENfLEMEN
~ 1ss 1sI q.
Sc :s ~ ss:.;s sissfs
f no% 1.ry ss ssSs q
g: ::;SS.s g ~ lss
q s@ss iet q whsslsr& wilson's Family ssv.
~ .on.l,.. - ..nu. y. ~ We = ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-26

2lswsf tn! We my neal tne wound and Be good
: % o is- sss~ ss'' 8 a' saf go McsREGoR q CO.
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'as1' .aa s'si.a'.;;SS ;SxH CO. -
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vi sIAsss iaS VIRGINIA 81 IS . as.iea . ,..'' pc
q !, i:s...
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De octave chsokssins. m good ordsr.HtVF
s sss u Ssry fns rishos iSt !! sl!s Mp.is ssoss
% tho iol .uen 49, s01xAbn0tf.
TEIMllINes EEINGEs, IAssEI. ..1I
! oho46 3Nb spIh q q s2EGHe SEbu. 3 s.. ehiNeEs
ss N ss'si 4 =: :ss e.
'sss;;s g Z 8! 9s.e sss MuaIfSoHAus.I
ssSySS !:;sS 1S 3 sIHsyESs 3 c5Sss
.sas.S . - $ ~ S! 81 IS .sy;ss "A
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s.1e e s'-,sss;f = IS sIzle2k.i .ixlSfs1
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! B Is 81 % i|i2k 2. b14 bH14
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-26

WE Wonder that our worthy neighbor should
have tsken, gmhrass at onr e4ysrtssment q few
refectins upon his Sisef - CsfAs. We knew he
vas gysen, but did not knoy he vas % fesd<y g to
easwsr that We msy heal the, wound and Be good
Assiie % is. ssS~ hs-' 3 a' saf MceREGoRa q CO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-26

''eds :.sy ss,ssss' sssssss ~ = p. @ SSs g 81:
essuet 1s esssrs end ns vsr eeAsrse
~ S,ts = sX -. ssiecss .nss Syk ~ ~ 80
q: :: q ;.;s is Ia asss'i ID ia
kkss9zs ssz isss Z sss 9. H. 3ss x,s;
DR. HIl<Ls. sfsr prose- ssst Of N, 49,. .
fsslss .s thst t hs csn wits eon6denes recon -
n1cun tne ShSopl9sQc froceee for inoerffux d.
sfqae.ni eeseA H hss tks sdvastaFss q -.
ssset esss2. Sl2snlinsss nd ehsePasss Isu
0Ass sos RA svsssss, - : - 49, =,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-26

Tn. BEnnYvILfH ExcIfxNEKr AND m.
eoLpIsRs.-1hs A1ezmdeiss kssl1l.RyS numbering
sons g., 80 10 Ilss9 q ekisss, undsf
eennand q usiQr pe1sY Who wsEs, sent 20
IA, ii cssssqpe6es ofs fumos .. he eatet thit
en- sbolifion desnou1FpHoa ~ Being made in
that qusEter. seon foun1 cut that they had been
ss9eseeaso ennd .ss q .sss.s. y -.-.,
se6fchc5 sevss1f housj irpena thee> s>e eocecli-
s,:s ssssst |sss & sfss sss.|i, Es:Ssss
ypp3 spPliezs,en f1s segs< tste ~ heyss g e g
and ds1n1 ~ onlf3hce. They inslly wfestqd
:a si,,ss s.ss e sE ssgss:s sss s 3 p, sss 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-26

4 2 IMCNfHEITCH &C co., n lll.s j
Ne. $40 - SEE1NfH STREET. No. $50
- You win end there an sssortmente0 81
= IN IN suant't suality End ycfiety "
uof Nov YORK, sad 6 EewiYork 10 JIl
pleasure IN sSovins tksif foods = O. lie hesosx r'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-26

EOR RENfeA vsiusble GROCERY sTORE 2
sitnated on the c0rner ef i3th and b sea- Vosf
ess5 ss sa si aiS no z d.ssss d sessss .s
in the s1ty for rseidenf, country ssd rivee tTsds
For tsFns apply % M. JOHN MOORE +, Ne .lSi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-26

NtaRe 1nFn9 ubxs n eakxvspoaf, LAr-A
paa Win fs51ilyi se2ss & &selssy,ays yssss 8 ses
|S1mS s ke1 sffver, WheFeG = p1G1sf - o6lY ~
'the sa9e s 1syte. - sls2 ~ thess g.
Irying = pql1 14gtVy 'es ~ eRr peopefyil
'Oh exi<ni6e1l9k = Nt9 0f16n1e Nl2s1<Ro 4i4'
We re4pste - 4 p91.h sf o.11e - ,e5als
rr.su7 = = 3 ~, 1I617 1slz6s ~
Nlssa, - sWait jnslsuctisns.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-10-12
Of THE AGE-A Weekly Family Newspaper.

FROM ARKANsAs.-I here send you another
subscriber, to whom you will please send the
'sgood Spirit" It appears almost impossible
to get up a club at one time, but if can get
one at a time, and get them often, shall try
to be satisfied. There has many cases of
shame and disgrace occurred within my knowl-
edge, since | last wrote you. Some have
died in drunken revels, others have imbrued
their hands in the warm life's blood of their
brother man! What shall we do to get men
to abandon the destroyer of health, wealth,
and happiness, both here and hereafter? We
look out upon the world and we daily see the
ruinous effects that alcohol is making upon
mankind, while we sit down with our hands
folded together, and exclaim-''Wh hat a pity
that man might have lived long )" or, "he is
calculated to do a great deal of good If he
would not drink" Well, whose duty is it to
try to save him2 1t is yours, o. man, that
daily associates with the multitude; it is
yours, thou that seest thy neighbor Flooding
the downward road to ruin. Yes, and would
here say, the ladies have a great influence, il
they will only exert it. Let US be up and
doing one word, sometimes, if fifty spoken,
will save an immortal soul from hell. | fee
and know, that we are too timid; we fear We
do not possess that influence, and that we are
destitute of that ~eloquence Of speech which
others are in possession of. But, my fail
and timid sister, let US lay this by and g
forth in this glorious work of reformation
until the last drop of mean a0hiskey is ban
ished from our land.
| expect to start in a few weeks to tn
good Old North State; YOU shall then hea
from me again.
SALLIE, OF ARK.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-10-12
THE GROVER 6 BAKER
SEWING Co

HAVING greatly increased their facilities for
III manufacturing their CELEBRATED FAMI-
LY MACHINES, with all the recent improve
ments, have reduced their prices, and offer for
sale A NEW STYLE MACHINE. PRICE $50.
1t is no longer questioned that these Machines
are the best in use for family sewing. They hem,
fell, gather and stitch IN the most superior man,
ner, and are the only machines in the market that
are so well and simply made, that they may be
sent into families with no other instructions than
are contained in a circular which accompanies
each machine, and from which>a child ten years
may readily learn how to use them, and keep them
in order. They make upwards of fifteen hundred
stitches a minute, and will do the sewing of a fam
lily cheaper than a seamstress can do it, even if she
works at the rate of one cent an hour.
Is there a husband, father, or brother in the
United States, who will permit the d~rudgery Of
hand sewing in his family, when a Grover & Ba
ker Machine will do it better, more expeditiously
and cheaper than can possibly be done by hand
officers Of Exhibition and sale 1875 Broad
way, New York ; 1877 Baltimore Street, Balti
more, Md. For sale by G. B. Root, Raleigh
rington, Warrenton T. S. Lutterioh:SsEEsysrf58xAFF
Agencies in all the prine a% 70 a Circular.
Jan. ], 1859. left
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-10-12
RICHMOND MARKET.

Corrected By D. I. WILLIAMS & HICKS.
D COMMISSION MERCHANTS, RICHMOND, va.
REMARK.-Ali Tobacco coming by the way of
Petersburg marked to US. will be promptly forwar-
ded by our Agent at that place.
BAcoS-We note an improvement and quote
Sides Ii a 141; Shoulders 8ia9; Hams 144
CoRN.-The market is rather lower, quote 873
a s0c.
CoTToN YARNs.-We quote country 20 a &c (;
City "a a 25c.
FERTILIzERs.-Peruvian Guano $5S; Eide
Island 474 Reese's so.
FIsH.-We quote Halifax Herring 81 rs a 5
from wharf; N. G. cutor Roe So so; Gross $6 SO.
Mackerel 10 a 101.
FLoUR-The market for country -four continues
dull at SIS Is a 6 for old Super. SCI a 81 for new.
-LIME.-$i 90 a ] p from Wharf and Store.
MoLAssEs.-N. O. 45c; Cuba in hhds Is a 28c ;
Muscavado 80 a 34c.
ToBACco.-Receipt have been heavier for the
past week or two, with a demand fer bright sorts.
Common and medium grades are rather lower.
We quote Lugs So 70 a 4 Is Common Leaf $63
a u Fine $li a Is Shipping $l1 a ID. Fancy
Tobaccoes continue higher as they are very much
in demand and scarce. We quote from sales made
in the last few days at from $50 to SIS per cwt.
WHEAT-The Enquirer states that large quaint
ties of wheat are pouring into Richmond, and
that the proportion of Red to White is unusually
largo. The Red brings about 81 go, and the White
$1,4O per bushel. The run of wheat upon the
market is now very considerable. The Enquirer
thinks if not crowded too much the article i
bound to go up in price. Oct. 81
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-10-12

Md ing ss....SZO Salu
Showing a very handsome increase over SO.
Some little new loose tobacco has been received
which finds ready sale at 81 to 81; of course it is
hardly cured yet. Primings have alse been ar
irving, but sold low, say Use to 81 per hundred.
We quote Tugs at 4 to A for common to fair
good 81 to 81 common to fair leaf, 7 to 81; good
. to 124 very good and fine would bring Ia to Is.
CoRN.-The demand, has been brisk at IS to 90c;
at the close it is firm at the latter rate.
CoTToN.-The new crop begins to arrive more
freely, but market dull. The last sales were at
LII but most buyers only offer lie. The demand
quality is quite unsaleable. We quote common cid
at 9 to 103 nominally.
FLoUR.--We notice some improvement in the
market, with an active demand. We quote Super
fine at 500 to $50; Extra $50 to 700 Family
$50 to 500.
Wharf.-The market has been very active the
past week and prices Of prime white have improv-
ed fully SC; for the common and medium grades
we have no change to report. We quote prime
white $1,4O, prime red Us ; common to fair lots
SOC to 1,2O.
BAcoN.-This article is active at an advance of
fully Z to lie per D., on Western we quote Shout
ders Cincinnati 81 to 81 Sides III to III; Va.
Hog Round III to12c for prime.
GUNNY BAaGING-A large stock on hand. We
quote Ia to 15c for standard weights.
BALE RoPE.-7 q 81, as in quality.
SUGARs.-A large business has been doing
throughout UneWeek at folloWlng quotations: u
to 81 for N. O. and Cuba /; 81 to 10 for the various
grades of Coffee Sugars; Crushed and Powdered
Ii Loaf 113.
LALD.-Advancing- with better demand-Wes
tern Baltimore in kegs l23 q 133 Va. 13 a 133 and
IA cents.
CoFFEE.-The supplies are now better and VIZ
have to note an active demand for all descriptions
We quote Rio III a 124; Laguayra 123 a Is Jaw
16 to II Mocha Is a zoe per Id.
DoMEsTIC ExcHAEGE.-0n New York, Phila
delphia and Baltimore 8 to ! per cent premium.
No further changes to note. Oct. 8.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-10-12
DIED,

In this City, on Saturday night last, Mr.. Viii.
liam s. Towles, aged about II years. A more ex-
tended notice of the death of this excellent young
man, will be given.
In Wake county, on the 18th of August last.
Sarah Ann, daughter of John NJ. and Sarah J
Richardson, aged seven years and four months,
Weep not, parents your child is in heaven.
Also, on the 3Ist of August last, johnson P.
son of Ruffin and Margaret Wilson, aged 5 years
and z days. His sufferings were great for eleven
days, but his suferings are all now swallowed nm
in bliss. r
- Recorder and other city papers please
copy.
At the Fails of Muse, !. axe county, N. c.. on
the 9th Sept, 1859, infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Sandeford, aged 3 months.
In this county, on the Goth ult., at the residence
of her son -in-law, Albert Williams, Mrs. Sarah
Smith. aged Il years, relict of Sihon Smith. 8
soldier of the Revolution. She had been a nam.
Der of the II. E. Church for many years, and died
In the hope of eternal happiness.
On the Goth Sept, Miss n. Catherine Catbeart
OF dropsy of the chest, in the eighteenth wear ~
her age. Miss Cathcart was a Lady Visitor 81
White Hall Division, and is the fret one of ON,
DlVlslon,le lther male or female, that has died since
lis organization, April ed, 1857. In her death
our DIVISION has sustained the loss of an excellent
member and a devoted christian.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-10-12
S SANDS SARSAPARILD A /,
EVER WHERE CELEBRATED
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

A plentiful supply of pure blood as essential to
animal life as light, heat, and genial showers are
to the vegetable kingdom. When the proper cir
~culation of the vital fluid is impeded, sickness is
the INEVITABLE CONSEQUENCE, the secre-
tons become unhealthy, the liver becomes clog
ged with impure bile, which forced into the sys.
tenn, engendnrs diseases in various forms some
times outwardly, as in Scrofula and other ulcer
Gus and eruptive forms or inwardly, as in Liver
Complaint, Dyspepsia, Swellings, and decay Of
the Bones. 1t is evident, then, that a medicine
which will cleanse and purify the elements of the
blood, will cure these deplorable disorders and
practical experience has established the fact thai
Sands Sarsaparilla is that medicine.
Prepared and sold by A. B.. D. SANDS. Drug.
gists, 100 Fulton Street, New York -
For sale also by WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD
RALEIGH N G..