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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-08
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aabe @oScrnorRr.
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gea6 rnb @pple- 8ranpy.
Nlle SOrten 9iaueure (@OrraIs), als /: 5tiimmeI
Nnis, @tiyutb, Guracno &c. &c.
Nl!e 0 Orten 6aDaua une Gemcltic STARS III
ieoem 9reiie, Q9n4burs &autabat, ale 5Urtsn
Hauhtabat, Snrpines &c, ,e,
I'm htpnbIi&rr 3UpruS HGasnSeiEer.
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iebmo'e aso., sonnabcne Seu $. esptcmber 1896.
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S6nupftabat uno psle ancers artifsl wslHe in
bteli5sn apotbetsn sew5bnii6 sefubrt werpsu.
6auptlaGl;6 matbs osrlslbe aud aaf ieinsn
berusmten uno unfsbiGarR, ,8irsiwta Bprm
Siur" aufmcrflam
Die oeutl6e tpie grGbtent6rle auG bic ameri.
tdnitde Heeestur iptrp Don 3. .&inbersattr
bsiUr9t, Der au@ i'm Sanpssrtanfe feline eaaps-
leute aufs 5reuustiltlte bsoisutn miro.
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G. A. FACCHE
from 9)oriel
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IN sin gsl9aft nIagenbe @rbeiien baiclb sntoeeru-
tbnten ilr uab 9ufrithrlteit ausflsreu u; tSns ,r
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-08
OampnHlH-Ssrblnpuns sWiiGsn 9libmpnp un
Rem gprt.

SSA"Pllp'n- n-OttpiHpuH1 spilnen JuuBmpup uue
Wew Cost.
Oas Dampfi6tH r8ounefe" pcrlGet 2i6monb
tebsn Dtsnifa9, Na6mtttass llbr, unD NprfcII
@ittmuG @iittus,
OaS Oampfitiff nSdmestowne perlGet 5li6-
mcno teeen 8reitas, NatmittaSs utr, uup
Ncrfclf am SamStas Wittas.
Der 6abrpreis in Der Gajiite, Mablssiten elm.
9elblrlien, betrGst $40.
SIM Steera9c, Ubne ScI, SIS.
@rcurlicns Sidet, fir bic Commemorate oiil.
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petersburg 6rh9sug bennteu, treiTeu ,s:tia init
Der gfprlOlf'pehrsbur9 Sa6n in erlierer Stabt
Gin, "nf nit Dem Oampfboot writer eebsn an fSn-
men. Gttrts fir pieie Sour f6nnen am 0eters
burg Depot selOi't werpen unp betraat rer oau,e
6abrpreiS sIeidfalls nur SO.
NuD am H. 6ein.frn
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MONTICELLO HOTEL

Nn Die Ddmen 8itmouse.
Waoame Jan O. Coon Varis) Die 6et Der
lssten Bair 5m 9asdanieS s}nfmt fur ibye SUITE az
FIRsT-CLAss DIPLOMA
rbe bat 23S 8rCaoirabs nd6s Der 3ttn ei u,u,s .ns
r;iAbaIti8es 9ager son Wiqners< yBaarn er5r.t A''
&faOame 5, pat rie gbre ben Damen gi6monSs nu,u.
elsen, poB tbr Eager oOn SOnnsts un6 @iIlinerS.
sSeartn ssr nenslten ranSoi&sn 5lern gno G5sd,mad
gOdg @OOsn in gUihares eatferS, gBrsatss, 9itSors
unO Sates Gasame S. ure Die sr05is 9afnsrianfeit af
at tbr lu aes srpenbeR @uftr6s psrpenosn unb ibr,
Wpnnsrnneh tonntr I'D Yeri0rrt baSn bas Ie nur atc
uno Ssl9madsOu aussefdbrte Baare biliaft frkatn.
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. c / tmaunacii.

Der Nricj8cr critent ieSen 3urosS Ssnntass auSsc,
nomnc um r6dcntIttcr Observation-Disclosures son 10 &c.
abl6ar n bic rep Sraat ocr So 30 in jSbrlisr Spraus
be,atuHg. 7nd9tn iosn inter fclstnStn StSinaunsen
&tnotnle Ginmoigt Gryduus ppn 10 9ecn pcsr rpcni.
t Gt5 Speimoli9c IS GtS,, brtmaliat $l.OO, cine
Sr5e $ 25 ein Wcnot So. SO 0rei 0pndie 81 CO. feds
Rcuote $500, sp9lf @pnote $1,000 in pisrisidbrbsr
VcraIsttyabluus. MSe9er oie mad 9eieten serdabtrt
~Sen t5nen, perSSn nit S25 90 per Sasr teredbn,t.
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SfO. 27 N0ialSfraSsc!

DIt pIut6lttn DRY Wppps in Timmenp!
5000 Sarbs f56Rs esorads Geitune ron bis Coma
ptrte Ia Gts.; fpne eanS pom bic ~ Gfs; Bite fSn
Ten gfuler uno btis Sualitd 9ascnsts Sraanbits
so Gie werib 75 anbere m 81 81 rs unb n,ctr; 6bror
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ns 9.ls DO 81 81 G.s.; Sricre Si.s GpnSres Gai,trs
ealt',tn ShHbc fur Scrren, fadben une SsrpantS.
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SDla! 6pl,i

HrstGnstsr bdt UripSbrRb entu srsesn Sscrratb ssn
Sidsn- uub Si&rnbsIs tsiter SuaGf, unb fana ,sins
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beiUrst. grtIit: DaS bette Gi6enbplt iu 81 50 unr
4annsnbOlj 5u $500 per Gps6. SameS Q. Mspre
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.MlQlnern 3llaaren |

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MAIDEN, bag er fstnen Stsre poa LOO naA 229
ENatniraBs, oberbaib Der 9tsn, perteat Sat, pc er
IN ieCer oaiiCn sin peQ:GnOisss aiIOrtiment Der
loi9en0rn %rtitel porrdtbis BAIT; @eictne unb
ES"0bsHnts, 5auteu, &cpfpuBe, frau,SlIbe Blu
zen uno SanNer; Spigen 8ertba's nno @ars,
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taM0lilde SpIgsi,- 0antttlas. 5S s1f
Damen, peidpe ole SaaeOrte tciu8tn f6nncp
IrbaIteI. 0"9'
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81 caW NSarfef &SOfcf.

etc Der 6. II. Iarfbaaitr, 9tibmUuo, Sa.
DieleS 9el6madppq einseri&tete Sotel ptrb
DEM rtilsnSen 9ublfum beltens emyfoblrn. Dir
llnt"rjethnrten erlauben ii6 suslei6, ,um Site.
rem Seiudb bieis0 0ofaIs freunpli6lt sin,ulapen.
pceltif iets Sas bsHe Qdserbier uno lcniiee Or.
friiGun9cn ,u fnSeu iinp.
SOarperS fnbsn baie!bIl frsnntlidse 3immer.
quite &of uub suuprfommenbr Sspienuna.
Stabel6pfet II. 6Iusler.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-08

The German ADVERTISER,
r. HAsSEL, Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every day, Sunday excepted, at
$500 per Annum, payable in advance.
Terms for Advertisements reasonable.
OFFcE: BRoAD STR, next to Cry HALL.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-18
Serious ARRAY.

A serious disturbance took place Sunday night
in front of the Christian Church in this town
1t apr ears that two gentlemen, James Rodgers
aud James Bryan, were creating some distur-
bance in Church during the service, and were
chded by gentleman named Williams, formerly
a resideRt near Washington. &. l.. when Mr.
Williams came osat of Charch he was attacked on
fhe doorstep. and two blows were given him by
one or beth of the parties he had spoken to in
Church. Mr.. Piggot Gilikin then interrupted to
protect dis friend Williams, and succeeded, but
not without enlisting the enmty Of his rUrsaers
A considerable muss ensued in which Gill
likin was seriously stabbed. He was taken to
the offict of DR. Primrose. who testified before
jury of investigation held yesterday afternoon
Ghat he was in very serious condition.
The gury after hearing all the testimony that
could be aduced remanded Rodgers and Bryan
to iail to await the action of next Superior
Court it appearing that one or the other OF these
Young men or both committed the deed. by the
evidence. however, it appears that knife was
seen only in the hands of Rod gers Mr. Bry ali
s4s,,ie use of weapons
We will give fully the particulars in this
t,.,se at a future time.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-18
The News.

A large Union meeting was held IN New
York on Saturday D. S. Dickinson thinks the
Union is already dissolved. Others were more
hopeful.
Letters were read from large number OF dis
tincuished men, including Fillmore, Bronson
Rev DIR. Hawks and others.
Messrs. Fillmore, Bronson and Lathers were
.,,,o;nted a committee to visit the South.
Senator Toombs is about to leave georgia 1or
Washington He has addressed letter TO the
people of his State.
Ha saws the Constitution should be amend
ad and the amendments should be such as
neither could be evaded or resisted by the Alb
clifton States, and such as would give full and
ample security to Southern rights.
He adds, that if the Republican party Will
vote for these amendments, or even a majority
vote in good faith in favor of them they can
easilv be carried through Congress.
He thinks further it would be reasonable
and fair to postpone final action by the south
ern States until the Legislatures OF the Noitn-
ern States could be conveniently called togetfS
or for definite action or amendment IN rgard to
the Personal Liberty bills.
IF the Northern States refuse to acquiesce
in this, then he urges Georgia to seceoe' a' LILO
latest. by the 4th of March
All is gloom at Washington. Rumors are
IN c,rcuIstion that Secretary Thompson will re-
sirn. Mr.. Buchanan thinks that nothing but
Omnipetent power can save the country.
Hop. r. w Pickens has been elected Cover
nor Of South Carolina.
The news from every section is unfavorable
70 the continuance of the Union.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-18
WHY Not Relieve the People:

AS the Legislature in its wisdom has passed
an act for the relief of the Banks by removing
the penalties heretofore existing on account
of their refusal to pay specie when de-
mandcd, would it not be well to pass an act
for the relief of the people? AS the law now
stands any creditor has a right to demand
specie in the payment of debts, in which event,
owing to the scarcity and value of that article,
property would have to be sacrificed for about
ore fourth of its value.
We don't believe in stay laws or reputation,
either by in,li:duals Or: States, but we can't
see why specie should Ae demanded of the peo-
pie when the law orders that you shall not de
mand it of the Banks. This is subject which
we certainly think requires the attention
of LEGISLATORS.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-18

rE HEADACHE is the favorite sign by F..:-. -
tur. makes known any deviation n nat yer f.
natural stite of the brain; and viewed IN tis ~.
if m nv be fuoked safeguard III ended 10 ~.Ve
n,tict of disease which might "ther"t'r eacHi- u
tention till too late be remedieG and Its lndica
tioi,s should never be neglected. Headaches 'i; y
he classified under two names, VIZ: Syn pt"Ia' 49,
Idiopathic Svmptomatic Headachr Is eXrerd;r--v "
common and is the precursor of u great Naf!&iF Z"
diseases among which are Apopiexy, Gort Il: :'e"-
matism and all febrile diseases. In Its nervous form
it il sympathetic of disease of the stomach c"nst-
tuting SEX kcadacke of hepatic disease constnu "s
bil,oHS ksadackc of worms. constipation ami "t.'
disorders of the bowels, well as renal and uell"e
affections Diseases of the heurtar very frequent
ly attended with Headaches Ana'mia aud rirtF' =
are also affections which frequently occasion J'"o
ache Idiopathic Headache is also very coz mon
being usually distinguished by the name oi "ef'F<
kead0che sometimes coming on suddenly III tate
of apparently sound health and pros'aIn ut once
the mental and physical c.rrgies, and in othe' N
stances it comes slowly, heralded by depress
of spirits or acerbityo OF temper IN most lnst"n"e~
the pain is in the front of the head over one or IN
ewes and sonnet ines provoking vomiting under this
class II,oy also b, named NtHr0ict".
For the treatment If either class OF Headache tac
Cephalic Pills have been found sure aud safer rem
cdy relieving the most acute pains in lc W IHn' 81
and bv It's subtle power eTad:catihG the diseases Il
which Headache is the unerrlng lhdeA.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-18
COrOEler's Inquest.

On Sunday, 10Th inst, Jury of inquest was
held upon the dead body of Caroline Alfonzo.
free colored woman the evidence proved her to
be drudge laborer about town At her WILL she
was the wife of Ned a superauuated slave, former
ly the property of John w Guon, decd. On
Saturday, the 18th inst. at 3 o'clock, 2. M, she
parted company with Ned in good health and went
10 the house of Mrs. Emily Jane Fulford to fulfill
an engagement with her She left Mrs. Fultord's
about II hours before night-fall, and took with
her a tray of plates containing sausages and pigs
feet to sell for Mrs Fulford--she was under the
influence of hquor at the time,-she did not re-
turn to her husband nor her employer as was her
custom to do Sunday morning Caroline was found
dead in the road leading to Pembroke near the
Southwest part of the town; on examination
there was traces of blood from where she lay to
ditch about thirty yards distant; a smooth deep
cut on her right cheek was the only mark OF VIC
lence found on the body. By request of the Jury.
DR. R. S. Primrose examined the wound and pro-
nounced it to be insufficient to produce death and
stated it might have been the result of accident.
The clothes of the deceased were wet and frozen;
she ditch had water in it about 81 feet deep, and
showed that it had been recently disturbed; a
tray some crockery and piates, etc, lay near
the BODY In her pockets was ninety cents, IN
silver and copper coin, snuff box. &c.
Verdict Of the Ju!v was The deceased came
to her death by intemperance and exposure''
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-18
1,on.linn,ion or tos.iyeness.

No one of the many ills flesh is heir t" y, IS st
PREVALENT so little understood, and so much me-
ected us Costi1eness Often originating in care.rs-
ness or sadentarv habts it IS regarded as su- b,
disorder of too little consequence TO excite a"NN!
while in reality ii is the precursor ana co!npan'
of many of the most fatal and dangerous dlSenf''
aud unless earlr cradcated it will bring te sut''
to an .ntimely grave Among the lighter eva -
which costiveness Is the usual attendant nre HEAD
ache. Coli, Rheumatism, Foul Breath, Piles aud
others of like nature while Il long train of frighttu
dseases sucl, "a Malignant Fevers Abeesses: Dy*
Paralysis, IIys,eria, uypochondrinsis, Mednch"'>
and Insanity, first Indicate their presence in Tire
system by this alarming symptom. Not untrequr'i
lv the diseases named originate in Const paton, L
take on an independent existence unless The r"uS.
is eradcatetl iii an early stage From all thc~r cen
silerations it follows that the disorder shout IT,
ceiye Immediate attention whenever it occurs anc
no person should neglect to get II box of Ccp alj'
Pills on the first appearance of the complaint, n
their timely use will expel the irsduors approache.
of disease and destroy this dangerous foe to human
life
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-18
MISCELLANEOUS.

TIE AmALaAMATfoE or LAEGuAsks--rnere is e.
growing tendency IN this age TO approx rate tn he
most expressive words of other langueg and aft r
while to incorporate them into our OVID thps t, .
word Cephslic, whios is from the Greek siGrityi"E
for the head )" is now becoming popr'arized j"
connection with Mr.. Spalding's great Headaoh
remedy, but it will soon be used III more cenerc'
way and the word Cephalic will become as coInmor.
as Electrotypc and many othe's whose distinction
as foreign words has been worn away bv common
usage until they seem native and to the manor
born
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-18

BRIporr-MIIssus wants you to send i'cT n box ct
Ccuha6c Cline no a bottle of Prepared P'iis.-t.'t
I'M thinking that's not just it nalt her tut perl u
veil b.. atthcr knowing what it Is f"n ~'r s'e ;
nigh dead and gone with the SICK ne""aei I'o
wants some more of thut as relaIyc! n'r be
tore. -, ,
Druseis!-T You must mean SpaldIng ) Gs.~4"d'
Pids.
E,.iJgst-Och. sure now and you'v aed It. here
the uuurthcr and Civ the Pills aud don't be II
dav about aitht.r.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-18
A Real Blessing.
PAysfcian-Well, Mrs. Jones, how is that head

PAysfciam.-Wel, Mrs. Jones, how is that head
ache -
Ms Joaes-G Gone Doctor, all gone the pill
YOU sent cured me in just twenty minutes, and
wish YOU would send more that can have them
handy.
phisacian-Tou can get them at any Druggists
Call for Cephac Pills, find they never fail and 1
Recommend them in all cases OF Headache.
Mrs. .I0ne<.-I shall send for Il box directly. and
shall tell all my suffering friends for they are real
hlpsS5UU
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-18

TWENTY MILLIONS OF DoLLAis sAVED-Mr. Spal
ding has sold two millit of bottles of his ceehla
ted prcpared Glue and it is eStimhted that each
bottle saves ut least dollars worth of brok en- tur
niture. thus making: an dggregate Of twenty miE"n-
of dollars reclaimed from total loss by this valuable
invention. Having made his Glue household
word he now proposes to do the world stil greater
service by ctring all the aching heads with his
Cephalic Pills and if they good rs his Glue
Headaches will soon vanish away like snow in July
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-18
Hair Dye! Hair Dye! Hair Dye!
E VIM, A. BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.

All others mere limitations, and should be
avoided if you wish to escape ridicule.
Gruy Red or Rusty Hair dyed instantly to a beau
tiful and Natural Brown or Black, without injury to
the Hair or skin. ,
Fifteen Medals and Diplomas have been awarded
to VIM A. Bachelor since 1889, and over 81 .O00 ap-
plicatons have been made to the hair OF the Patrons
of his famous Dye.
Nm H. Bachelors Raar Dye produces color not
to be distinguished from nature and is carnnted not
to inure the least however long it may be contIn-
ued and the i'll effects of bad Dyes remedled the
Hair invigorated for life by this Splendid Dye:
Sold in all cities and towns OF the United States
by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
% The Genuine has the name and address upon
a steel plate engraving four sides OF each box, OF
WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR,
Address CHAS- BACHELOR, Proprietor
81 Barclay Street, New York.
w. a. Bachelors Hair Dye!
This splendid Hair Dye has no equal-instanta-
neous in eftect-Beautifu Black or Natural Brown
no staining the skin or inuring the Hair-remedies
the absurd and i'll effect of Bad Dyes. and invigor-
ates the Hair for hfe None genuine unless sign
ed W. A. Batcheior" Sold Everywhere.
CHaS BATCHEl.OR, Proprietor,
aest II 81 Barclay Street, New York.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-18
NOTICE.,

ITO rhe Debtors and Creditors OF James
Il McC. BriusOn, decd, late OF the County OF
Craven:
At the December Term. A. D., 1860, ot the Court
of Pleas and Quarter Sessions OF the County Of Cr
ven, letters of Administration upon the estate of
James Nee Erinson. late of said County. were
duly granted by said Court to the subscriber, who,
at the time qualified as Admins. rator Of
the said deed in due form oflaw.
All persons indebted to TIE estate of said decd
hereby notified TO make Immediate payment
and those having claims, accounts and demands
against the estate of said decd, requested to
present them for payment to the subscriber within
the time prescribed by law, or they will be barn ed
of recovery by virtue of that act of the General
Assembly of this State in such case made provi-
ded. Y. SLADE, Admir-
Dec Ii dSzw:Sw
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-18
,ardly Realized.

Hi 'ad n 'orrble 'eadaehe this haAernoOn, hand
stepped into the hapothecaries hand says hi to the
man, 81 can you hease me ot an eadacTe Does
it hache ard says e. Hexeeedlngly, says Ia,
hand upon that e gave me Cephahc FHi hen1
non me ,onor it cured me so quick that 'ar,l'y
allzed I ad 'eadache,
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-18

- over EXCITEMENT, and the mental care and
anxiety incident to close attention to business OF
study are among the htimerots causes of Nervous
Headache The dsordered state of mind and body
incident to this distressing complaint is fatal blow
to all energy and ambition Sufferers by this disor
tressng attacks by using one of the Cephalic Pills
y7heneverth symptoms appear. 1t quiets the over
tasked BRAIN and sQothes the strained and jnrrins;
nerves ard reaxes the tension of the stomach which
always accompanies and aGsravates the disordered
condition of the brain.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-18

GREAT DIstovERY.-Amoug the mort important
of all the great medical discoveries of this age ma
be considered the system of vaccination for Trotrc
ton from Small Pox the Cephalic Pill for relief "t
Headache, and the Use of QHinine for the proven
whose benefits will BE experienced by suffering hu-
mahity long after their discoverers are forgotten.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-18
.ELLY,s Patent WINDOW BLINDS

SUPERIOR TO ANYTHING IN USE
keens out all wet dust, insects, &c., and entirely
excludes the light, and makes beautiful appear
ance on the outside. 1t has every advantage over
the other kind and costs the same.
Tins Blind will recommend itself. Any one can
fudge of superiority old style at
No person that has this Blind will ever order
any other kind.
The subscriber will be happy to show model to
any person wishing to obtain Blinds and receive
their orders, which will be promptly filled.
List of Prices Of Btinds.-All sizes under : It, =
inches wide so cents per foot in heighth; all it:
and under # so cents per foot all it, and under
it, inches. 20 ceEts all 8 ft~ inches and over,
rs cents.
full supply of the above Patent Blinds, also
Doors and Sash kept constantly on h nd at John Z.
Washington's Factory, kinston.
Odd sizes made to order at short notice.
j. d. BURDICK, agent
Kinston, n. G..
len B.-The Doors are six panel, and moulding
on both sides.
NAV % wIy.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-18
NOTICE..
ADMINISTRATORS SALE

Hn Friday, the 4th day OF january,
" 1861, at the late residence OF James Nee
BrinsoD, decd. on South Front Street and at the
Store Wharf and lot opposite, will be sold
credit of six months, on all sums over ten dollars,
all the perishable estate of said deceased consS-
ting of Household and Kitchen Furniture Horse,
Cow, Carts, Drays. and Buggies, together with a
variety of other articles.
At the same time and place will be hired out for
the year. several likely Negroes. Notes with ap
proved security will be required before the proper
ty is delivered. T. SLADE, Adm
a. G.. EUBANk Aucr.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-18
COM MMERCIAL.
EkEYlEW OF NEWRERN MARKET
FOR TIE WEEK ENDING DEC. 18. 1860.

FOR THE WEEK ENDING DEC. 19. 1860.
During the week business has ruled more ac-
tive than formerly Exchange is still very scarce
and the money market stringent. General pro-
duce has sold readily though owing to the rea-
sons before mentioned, necessarily at a consider
able reduction on the hopes of producers.
TURPENTINE-Consid saes have
been effected The last week at. prices rangin 6
from So O5 to So Is for Dip and 81 o5a 81 Is for
Scrape. About 81 10 for Dip and $l 10 for
Scrape is the :n= price. Market firm at these
figures.
SPIRITS-Rut little d"ing- a few lots
changrd hands at 29030c ~ gallon, the latter
price for \ bbs.
ROSIN-A few sales Lave transpired bnt
prices nominal We quote at 7Gll 5Gc E9 bb rs
in quality.
TAli-But few sales. We quote at s IS "
barrel.
COTTON-A fair demand prevails in our mar
ket. and we have to note Il slight advance. Last
sales at c.7:5.
FLOUR-Is disposed to advance We still
quote S8 for Supertine and $S so Tor Family.
OYSTERS Are selling from vessel at about
soc. ~ bush for Core Sound; Nelson Bay, zoe.
u hushel.
COAL-SG y ton.
For prices of other articles see " Prices Cur
rent"