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RAILROADS, &C.


Winter Schedule.
PICHMOND AND YORK E58E7E
HI RIVER RAILROAD GHZS2kN2zx
CHEAP AND ATTRACTIVE ROUTE FROM RICH
MOND TO OLD POINT, NORFOLK,
PORTSMOUTH, EASTERN SHORE AND MATTHEW'S
FARE a2OO-BREAKPAsT EXTRA.
On and after TUESDAY, October 9 1890 passenger trains viii
leave Richmond daily Except sundays at ~ A. NJ Tues
DAYS Thursdays and Haurdays stopping signal only at
Meadow Dispatch, Tunal Cohoke and RomAncoke, and ar
The fast and connections steamer WEST POINT Capt J. O.
Rowe will King and Queen Court House Landing Tues
DAYS Thursdays and Saturdays at NJ connecting with the
cars atWest Point and stopping upon signals only at Clifton,
Ter Point yorktown and Point 1945 p NJ, and
Norfolk and Portsmouth at2P NJ
Returning Steamer will leave Norsk and Portsmouth,
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays 81 NJ and Old Point at
5 NJ landing only above, and connecting with the
al West Point at 12H p M and arrive In Mehmondh2P
On Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays the passenger train VIII
leave Richmond NJ and arrive at II NJ stop
Mag only signal at Romsncoke Sweet Hail. Cohoke, Indian
ToEn runs. rs Dispatch, Meadow and Pair OARS
Shore leave Norfolk on Mondays
and Fridays the steamer Northampton Capt Nc
Carrlck and for Matthews thursdays and Saturdays
Fare from Richmond point on York River TO Eastern
To Matthews .............................. 8 20
fSre from Richmond 70 West Point or west Point to Rich
mond and return next %
PreiTh received Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays until
p NJ, Richmond and on Mondays, wednesdays and m
days until 2 2. NJ. at West Point 60.
fGre from King and Queen H. and other points Maapo
nj River TO Norfolk Richmond, $500.
Passengers Williamsburg III take stage Bers Tor Glou
O. H. al CSppahosc and for saudA and Uoahna a. "e
Regular Sunday trains will leave Richmond at A. NJ and
rive At Point 10 A. NJ returning leave West Point at and
Ai ~ ." RH TEMPLE supt
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Its natural functions. These, II not reucVeu rect upon
themselves and the surrounding organs pr91Hcs tSii
crl ae-ravaii0n suffering, and disease. NhLe IN tn,s
condition. oppressed By the arrangement, take aver
pills and see how directly they restore the natural a
ton of the system, and with il the ouoyant feeling on
hth again, What d true and 30 apparent IN ms TRIVIAL
ami common eoriant l. also true In many OF the deep
seated and dangerous distempcrs Inc SAINT puIsa.l1S
effect eNpcs them Caused By similar on-truet9hs siu
trn.neuts OF the natural functions OF the Dody tey
arr rapidly. and many of them SURELY cnrtu oy ue same
means None who know the virtues OF Ie-c llisl WI
NEGLECT 20 employ them when suffering rom the usot
dcrs they cure. d. - r. a.,
statements from leading physiciaQs IN some OF inc
principal cities, aud from other well known puouo PIT
From F0rtcnring Merchant q S. LOUIS, REQ, T. 1876
DIR. AVER; Your Pills the paragon Of all thai is
great In medicine. They have curtd my utte 1ausn.
r urop sors upou her hands and feet that had proved
incurable for years. Her mother has ben long srel
ously afflicted with blOtches and pnples on her SAN a
your nus anu '''S nA'0 'u'''O asa MORGRIDGE.
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ATOTICR-Peron wishing obtain tickets for servants over
IN Fredericksburg and Potomac H. Tor Hssn
ington CITY, points further North must In an cases be Noueh
by some white citizen OF Richmond In person.
Known 10 the oacep OF the Road tickets vi be sold
nisd 6or Nv Istter A. n. ALLEN,
Ticket Agent.
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HoTEI ~ RALLARD House.

EXCHANGE HOTEL AND BALLAhD HOUSE.
JOHN p 4 THOMAS 4 BALLARD, ProPietori.
OcL 10.
q st,oles Va c q Letters, ~
" h y - a, PIP picEn1on, do
~ D T,r-nan 10 Strger, DO
4 s-rI.rrr n, Rock. rtVas
II h w,,t.- Al Thos Lakewood. Va
r Jsri.r ds We Eskriise, 90
A "a povsi, a. 3 K Els, DO
p Ds,.S,f a, Dr. a Foster, lady and Tvt, do
4 D Robinson. y Q WINE, A
T q Tucker. DO @ haaen, 40
n A Gu'isrt so Morris, DO
IA n Am. Ia 20 4 Saunders, DO
4 Ff.-phrn q, Lady A-d syt, DO
Moorehead, lady, fTt 5 " Me-, 60
children, DO Nte GPeha
Msi simpson, DO EeeytaE, DO
-. tn-r a, AK Myrrs, %
NJ, Wsstsn Gin HR Harris, lady NJ
Q IL Rolind ~ Mss n harris, 20
= p s.vnore 40 rrCramer, Ne.hcrlAnd
Q q Patterson, NO IN Ulnke5sonl 90
n p r,.i,r IA XII Chanberiaac, do
" Cos Il, and son, DO
81 Il m RafI.fn Stanton r sueaney, DO
Q N Rlcharis Ala D Turner 90
y st-vsns Ca WHILE, Do
J Fcatcr and lady, Va
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AYERS
.CATHARTIC
PILLS.

Are YOU sick, feeble, aud COM
plaining3 Are you out Of order,
with your system dernged, and
your feelings uncomfortable
These symptoms are often the
preludcto serious illness. Some
lii OF sickness Is creeping upon
Won, and should De averted by a
timely use Of the right remedy.
Take Ayers Pills, and cleanse
outthe disordercd humors -pu-
rify the blood, and let the fluids
move on unObstructcd IN health
arain. They stimulate the func-
tions Of the body into vigorous
activity, purify the system from
The distractions which make
disease. A cold settles some
where IN the body, and obstructs
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PRINCIPAL HOTELS'
COLUMBIAN HOTEL.
rnaru4 W rRWNsHhW Fruurlctcr

COLUMBIAN HOTEL.
JOsEPH d. CRENshAN, Proprietor.
Oca 10, 1850
j n lawson. Ltvishu-E graves, LOUISA
- Jtssrc Caroline etenf 60
b % watkins. Chci.ciheld X p hlcla-e h-t
h. " Catel Suck uEhan : tcre, "eo>nl-"a
l. Ellison, Jas civ . wis 20
Thrmas, lYnCllu-r Nle.iyf "t
- "a p,i..,f n, T IA Mallory, Louisa
- !, .---t. p,-,-, IA " Parrish, FiuvArna
Parrish, Nor,ok e-t ssn',-,,tS.
Ig'r-te.' p..b,t,, JCHa-lclt Charlotte
- - Et ~, A g Davis, Hanover
80. e...-v IN Moon, A beu1re
n-.i----,.tf La AZ Kent
n, l. 5000. C,-oG-e ST george. Gocchlrd
~ IA C.---r P't-rsburr w Dodsoo, Luneuburg
, walker Chrs CiJ Itegstqh' va
Brooks, oo1chlald nN.es 20 - 80
"a Gbbs, "a Capt ~ Nuenei, Fi,,, si'An@
n VI MUer 6occhland hl.inAns hlatiA
n nrF, a. Phillips, NottoWay.-
4 Moore. uallaN n SIC. Aieif ~
4 " Clement Campbell Lal5pase. A8 "m
J T. Per ms Fluyalna Kyle e,anniQh
4 L lcy, Louisa
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~ i0j bbh Northern Apple Brandy
100 cl0sd Whaky
$50 Oll Rye
81 x and a casks French Brandy.
f5bb-s n. r.
IS baskets Chas. HcidHick'a Wine
sOboKet starch
100 dozen Brooms
100 Buckets
Ohhia Bacon sides
shoulder
90 hbh Mackeru
20 usrces Cod -
ilo0Oo segars Esr salsby
w NTPH AGO,
"a No 81 Msin street.
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rtguaNfr.Ozr RGUE oE s1AfEr- s.---.r----N
ING aud Running yhe ~teas.l- -
AMI Norfolk. a.,
IN ClFN trNF Cap. T. n s1,'af'', vili.ar' on, NfN
NJ rs...rs resi-. ~. er.fy vc1jly. wednesday aad tsity
r.I = oe.,E precisely, aud retl-1 each alternate Day,
T--rrlr PsCE win disc-rti1ce Ie Ngt, line aer Mon
dsv be I.h Instant lrf continue Che Daily Ll-, leaving 't
Wflrfrt grcses ,ry f1slI., if1riy tni Sal 'r
da7 zsat 01s pr IS, ana rs,gra each alternate day.
slritsr uygsat.i
both ~ rr ana rcfurl.nr
PlssaeH e. EHrfolxu- Portsmouth g.
M-stf I'D cents each, extra
$500 q be landed 90 the river be paid Tor when sent
down yin -ut be spchs s % ailcf pGl Ga thr
wharf o. Uhl-h t Is directed or marked. -
h y. uNrNlNH
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DAILY LINE OF PACKETS.

TIyRIwEEELY, THROUGH TO LYNCH ftaz-1lTIIIIS
1 BIIRG LEXINGTON AND BUCHANAN, zlz-=-z1z-fI7s
AND TRI.WEEKLY ON THE OPPOSITE Days MAKING A DAi-
LY LINE AS PAR AS 6C0TTsVlLLE
RlchmOndto scOitsyiie 30 Richmond to besnSon 40
The through line win leave Richmond Monday Wednesday and
Friday at NJ and after the 9Th September the way
line for ecotsve NJ Tuesday Thursdays and Sat
urdays up far Scottsye Returning leave sco
Vile Monday, Wednesday and Friday at ~ A. NJ .
See distance time Of passing In card below Tor through
line and the seoyie line will pass intermediate
points on the opposite day at the up hour
later coming down. -, -, WI
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1s0O- NOTICE. 1860
EE@W

1890. NOTICE. 1850
EE@M sE2
IN PASSENGERS GOING NORTH-NEW ARRANGEMENT
IMPORTANT TO TRAyELLERS.
TgP0UGU TICRETSAND THROUGH CHEChh
GREAT NORTHERN ROUTE. -
CARRYING THE GREAT UNITED STATES MAIL
TWICE DAILY-sunday night exeepted-betyeen -
RICHMOND ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON, BALIlaohE,f PHIL
pUIA NEW YORK, and all important points Hes Vie Ae
mia Greek and Washington, ever the
RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC RAILROAD,
n tb Potomac River IS miles, and BY Splendid and comfortable
sames thence 10 Washington 81 miles, In AL loO mlleS IN hon
being Comfortable perfectly safe rate OF speed
r. Hours Of departure $50 A. NJ, and 100 I. NJ -
- baggage under charge Of Special Agents, OHEohhD
TtsRoIoH 70 Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York. ., 4. a.. ,,lo,r,rs no,r,.. To
p.oys PHILADELPHIA Cincinnati, Columbus, Indianapolis, Cal
@ Daytdn eCrsonyle Rock Islsnd GAINESVILLE, Washington
New Yrk s. Louis Chicago Pit,sburg, Louisville, Decatur New
ark Vlncennes. ,-.,..s ~ Hin. an hos,d IN.
steamers between Acqua Greek and washington
prsrns Wishing 10 obtain tickets for servants Tor washington
% and noInts further North In oil be Youesd Tor by
80 egnonsible white OF Richmond In person. known 10
ne GERS OF the Road tickets will be sold appned lot oy
letter. ~ - =, AZ. oes.. p-o,d a,,.o.
a, ~ ~ = ~ y,u JAMES D. WINSTON,
SnOei0' H~ Gsn1 Ticket Agent
sAM'L RUTH, aupL
once r. ZAP r. K o., ia. .,-
ohmond, Sept Is, 1883. JAM
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NJ nALTIMORE--Try-M 80

NOR AUTHORIZATION eckiy -9K--A
I freight ana Passenger hinc.-ss -
Pc TlNT- = a " sTEANGuAT tlNf1Al.-Alc steam. 70
gFO PEABODY Captain rhtri Pr,harJ, and bsLN iDEkE
C.pt E-ea win lave Richmond, fs Baltimore every Tuesday
Tt- Law ana day The h1u OF ~ o'clock VI Returning
vim leave Baltimore the days thereby enabling shippers
ar usenvsra opportunity Of communication be-
trs.u b points every othlr day
F1r speed comfort and safety these steamers are ne most u-
peror class having been recently reatted IN ne most APP
proved STYLE
P1ssags and fare IS
Here's procured either ~ shcc IN ehocEoe nps opposite
- ''''' DAVID 4 wa CUaRIE
TUJFFF; RALTImORE AND SAVANNAH ssaPSF'S
u srE AMslitP COMPANY, composed CT hrat-class 49,
aieE1lhp running regularly between ne above poFt
ht slipped sayAnnah ne Interior OF The states q
f,1a AM AiabanA b. Railroad savannah, VIII has Q
p-5-,1t ,ttention T. d. BELr, IT,, Agent
'.LW BALTIMORE
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/. SrRAuNHIP JamestoWn, g

n : "a. SrEAuSHIP Jamestown, <HSER
L ~ Nv YORK Nrriok-lhe steamship $500.
IIIrrOWN Capt Thoss skinner vii leave here a. 'eotS
ps,s 10 New Yors meals and siAtrOOn Included, SIC Steer
Ptty-,g, 10 NcrNrk sane as ~ the river boats
F-ht received an day. today lhurl19 and Up 70 ins holS
or o'cl.ck. ?. NJ Friday
C,g.s are requested 90 send FOR their goods today
g-t r Boston tsken moderate rael and forwarded Win
s and bsr,hi secured a. oacs or on board he s
cello LeDL.AM NAtev'.
T,oq WAETSWORE--The steamer GEO. riseA
FspFAB nY CAP Rlh PrchaEd, vil receive -.,sSael,
fe,S t5i lNtinssjAy ana up 70 the hour Of IL oeocf w.
T.urFitr. o. e lln .n-- ,-...,., ...
dispatch ,.--..-.
~ r-.l 1s taken THIS trip unless engaged at our Office
P. Arc requested % Be board before the hour OF de-
parfer.
plsf1r- and Tare g
T r passage procured ether ~ our ofce IN The slip oppo
a.. ne Columbian Motel gt tae Eicl-c-s vharygs -
$50. +. DAVID & WM CU2RlE
NOR HAr.THWCEiE. -T1e cool sch- ~ J. Rar- -
N r|r r.rt Fll-f-. hls.rs portion OF her cfr.o lis
s1rs cd an e7ag beard VII have is7aie' fo' rii-f
Of cargo, apply to 81. ~ -.,r.,r-r-r a. NJ,
0r-t p" r. -'.-'.,- e. = We,
MOB fsosrON.-ussT vEssEJ.-ras 'ls,sa'ins IS,
N barlue SUSAN CLARK, Capt. Ei'rt having De 49,
g,1ss rr Der cargo engaged a- going on board WI" nave
soc, N. N.''' DiyID va CURRIF.
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GRASS AND GRAIN Soy Tiles. CRADLES
" We respectfully call attention our assortment
"WaldronS" Grass and Ora In scythes, all sizes
AZ O. Colsous' Patent dc do do do
Grass Hooks Slci les
Superior Cast Steel Wedding and Killing Hoes
Spades and shoye.s OF various makers
FORKS, 2, and Pronrs
Those In want shall be furnished the lowest market price
my4 p T. MOORE co, "a Pearl IL.
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MARINE NEWS

MARINE NEWS
PORT or RICHMOND. October 10. ~
Elsu uArsa truIssDAr) 0'olocE-svs ASKS SIS SKIS 51a
ARRIVED,
sch- sanard IT., BooEs, Baltimore, gaano, Bacon Bsa
kerViir. . r-..-.-.-
scS- E-aa Jane Phps Bate, suano schaer Koaier Co
500 WriEard -, YORK River, wheat s MeGrudeu sons
schr. G. b. sulth \. Z, powder.
SAILED,
sebr Barrll Partridge Baltimore, Iase, D c0Qul''
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Fan tYD WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
-rrz,Rv-re TUNES 4 WEEK,


unrrvvFgv RICHMOND AND TEW YORK, ONLY 49,
ID siJ PASSAGE sta,slgoa ADD mes.s - 1a. - ,s- :
ASoys a fs.ve Richmond Ngg YORK, o1ws, stopping
al Nr-fr.. Roth going -al l-tl-1.1-
rs. Y5I.ga Captain Parrish, every Tuesday afternoon, a, Q
o'cTrt ~. .
my Roanoke Captain Co1gs ever sunday afternoon, 81
RrTUaNTNG FRCM NEW YORN,
Every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday, al Sc coca r NJ
ste.ras- p-rra7e Oh Nar f1-E. C-J a..
rl.sr-s Oh N.rfr.E same al ty ft- rs.r ara'5
----.- L--.--- --n.---- ..--- ~ ~ --.-n1-
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KH DGAH' ID WROUGHT IRON AND
5I.. f Secured by Letsr' PatenIl Admirably
@ 'V Public Grounds, Cemeteries Balconys Cot
ep ~ Ok Hurdle, Patent Wire, Sackling Bead
, WIN ~ variety Of Follng Iron Beedseads and Iron
et Wire Coal Screens Ore, Sand and Gravel
$500, VII Eeitng Mosquito sheep Poultry, and other
& s re summer Houses, Fancy Wire Work In great va
NJ WALKER 4 SONS, Manufacturers,
SIS Market, N Sixth EVreet, Philadelphia.
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~ \ ,,,,yys ,vifb mat respect, ED. W. PREBLE,
Clerk Of Steamer Clarion.
bilious Disorders Liver Complaints

Your Pill, have had a long trial In my practice and
boiI Them i'm esteem rs OF the best apcrens nave
ever found Their alternative effect upon the liver MAKES
Them an c,relirut remedy, when given IN small doses Tor
55-.F Fvssqfery and diarrhUH. Their sugar coating
sks thn yerv acceptable and convenient for the use
Of women and children.
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From Or. E. ". Crr,irrigM, Ne'o OTteans'
Your Pills the prince Of purges. IeH TNcsens
midi but very certain and elecual IN their action ON inc
bowels which makes them invaluable 70 Us III the uAiy
treatment Of disease.
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Dyspepsia. Impurity of the Blood.

Fr0r Rcr. j D HlH3, Infi0r q IdrtF CH1Fcl' b''IO'
DIR. AVER: have used your Pills with extraordinary
,s Il, nv f,uily and among those am called 10 visit
I'M di,tr.ss To regulate the organs OF digestion ana
pnrv the blood, they the very best remedy have
ever known aud can confidently recommend them 10
my friends. Yours - v iii'Ii.7'
WARSAW, Wyoming Co., y. Y, Oct: 81 leoo.
DEAR SIR; am using your Cathartic l1lls m my lrac
ti. and Gud Them excellent purNe 10 cleanse lhe
system aud pItrjIy DE flItgils Z nic L52t;
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-05-03
DIED.

ms residence on Sunday, 18th of April after nger
ing Illness Mr. GEORGE w. DAVIS, aged 50 years
suoect OF THIS memoir was long and favoraby known
10 our community for the last % years Commission Mer
CndhC ne was man of great enterprise,
dusry and uncommon business talents contributing more
perhaps than any of his contemporaries dev Looping the
resources and to forwarding the commercial interests Of his
hatVe place. especially in the West India trade He was
man OF great kindness OF heart prompt ready to aid
the distressed and unfortunate the deserving
young man struggling to build business connection He
mad many friends and enemies friends who now look in
VAIN Tor his familiar STEP the sound of his cheerful merry
voice. or the frank grasp of his manly hand particularly
Mllel OF thlS lnadequate SKETCH who cannot
realize that here he shall meet him no more forever He
met ueatn race TO lace calmly brave should:
ing 10 ms last sleep softly and gently the setting sets
III me bosom OF the ocean, to rest in beautiful
years and by whose side he wished to lie when le's
ful dream OVER
AT his residence in Moore county, on the 18th inst HUGH
MCDONALD, native of Slate the Isle of Sky Scotland
aged so years.
In Newport R. l., May lst., of consumption FRANK A.
BARLOW, aged IL years.
In this county at the residence his son. on Saturday
April 2ls Mr.. GEORGE ORMSBY in the 88th wear of hs
age The deceased consistent member and Elder of
the Presbyterian Church at Hopewe for upwards of so
years.
Onthe 10th inst, of Typhoid pneumonia at the residence
OF her mother, near White Hall, Baden county, Miss
SARAH ANN JOHNSTON, aged FL years and months
Departed this life at Magnolia the 22d inst, Mr. JOS
PlTTMAN in the 18th year of his age son of joseph
Hill Pltman, of Dupn county, leaving father and several
brohers and sisters In the death of young Pman society
has lost promising youth. Those who knew him can a
! preciate his many virtues. Cow
On Thursday, the 26th inst of inflammation the BRAIN
WILLIE N j., son of the late Capt. VIM. Wines, aged
years.
On the 2s of April the residence of her father Ron
Best, IN Duplm County, Mrs. MARY D. BEST reict of the
late Benjamin Best aged 20 years and % days. membe
! of the Baptist Church.
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TIE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARk ES
CkEL.EE RR 4 rELC II EnECnI a LIZ ElLI.I.S

SIR JAMES CLARkES
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
Prepared from PRESCRIPTION Of SIR j. Clarke, ~ D.
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This invaluable incidence is unfang in the cure of all
those painful and dangerous diseases to which the female
constitution is subject. 1t moder ates all excess and
moves all distractions, and speedy may be relied
on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
peculiarly suited. 1t WILL in short time, bring the
122lIhly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar bears the Government
''amp Of Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits.
nv CAUTION.
r1HeSe Pulls should be taken by females during the
-1i'SI THREE MONTHS of Pregnancy, they
S 70 0r1Hg on Miscarriage but at any other time they
all cases OF Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain in the
lux and Limbs, Fatigue slight exertion Papataton of
we HEART mysteries and Whites these Pills will effect
e when all other means have failed and although pow
ui remedy do not contain iron, caIome anthony, or
anything hurtful to the constitution.
FLA directions in the pamphlet around each package
"a u should be carefully preserved.
"oe Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES,
N Rochester, N Y.
TN B-$l 90 and postage stamps enclosed to any au
return mail ~ ~ -' "
ste sale by all the Druggists in Wilmington Haviland
fol- s S Co.. Charleston Santos Walker Co., Nor
way '1l 1884, I'll i S7.sow-ly
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ocE 7d E April d2 sOB4oo M p II Cotton
family, 60 q s. %; Super IS q 50 90; Fine, 10 q
50 90 Scratched SIS q so 90 Gran-Corn 81 10 @ Is;
Rys + u IaT IL 81 UD aS
80 g 80 cents New Orleans, so 90 cents salt-Lyer.
Sa9E r rs g 80 do Rspd DIP sD4s
375 80 cents.
Cotton-Recepts light; change to note in prices.
Grain-Of all kinds in demand.
FOur-Has upward tendency.
TurpentineSnce our last review Virgin has declined
so cents per Dbl.
SALISBURY, May bacon IL a liz :; Beeswax 20
rs Coffee, Rio, 123 16 Java II 223 Cotton 10 H. Cot
ton Yarn so 81 90 Corn 70 do Meal 7Oa 70 Feath
per ID. 80 35 Flour per bb 60 IS rs per Sack
7Oa 81 So Lard IL l23 Pork IT s. Moasses, Cuba,
"a As; New Orleans 60 65 Muscovado As SO; Oats
Id % Salt per sack 70 81 so sheetng brown 10:
Sugar brown, 10; Crushed II Is; Clarified II II
Taow, 10 IL Wheat white 90 s. 2o red $la$l 2O Wool
rs 80.
NEWBERN, May l.-For the Week.-Naval Stores
Transactions during the been very
light. Only few small lots of Turpentne disposed Of
s. for Dip and 81 for Hard Some 1000 5000 bbls of
Common Rosin changed hands at 81 Is 20. few small
lots of Spirits went at Al cents per gallon.
Tar-Has been going slowly at 81 so per bb
100 bbs. Corn sold on Saturday at So IS per Dbl.
NEW YORK, April 3O-Flour is higher; sales of 800
bbs State at IS s. 45 Ohio at 10 Sc Is and South
advance OIL cents; white Michigan 81 67a for very
good Milwaukee Club 81 49, Corn is firm sales of "a 600
bushels mixed at 70 so cents white unchanged yellow
80 81 cents Sugar generally closed buoyant at an ad
of j. Muscovado 81 81 cents Coffee quiet sales
d L
cents. Rosn is steady Rice is quiet
BALTIMORE, April 3O.-Flour is unsettled Howard
Street at Sc 81 but without purchasers Wheat has de-
clining tendency and is to cents lower; white 70
80, red so IS. Corn active; white and yellow 70
Is cents Bacon sides 10 cents pork $l74 49, prime
10. Whiskey % cents.
MOBILE April 3O.-The sales of Cotton to-day include
1000 bales Middlings at lO4 lO5c, without change.
NEW ORLEANS, April 2O-The Cotton market shows
sales of $500 bales Middlings at O lie. Sugars firm
at 81 73c Moases SIC. Freghts have slightly declined
CHARLESTON, April 3O.-Cotton- market very
quiet to-day the sales having been limited to 336 bales The
extremes of sales ranged from l04 to l2c.
CHARLOTTE. April 30.-Cotton-T There has been but a
limited supply the market during the week. Sales
effected at following figures. Good mddngs 10 cents.
Middlings &c. Ordinary &c. Stained &C. per Id.
FlourThe market has been dull at 81 IS for Fine So 10
for Super and So Is per sack of 9S lbs ST 20 Sc 80 per
Dbl.
Wheat-Very little Offering. We continue former quota
tons 81 20 Is per bushel for Red; 81 80 50 per
bushel for White.
Corn-Market firm at s5 SIC. per bushel.
Bacon.-We quote at 10 IL a IL lie. per Id.
Lard-Is worth IL lie. per Id.
Butter-Is worth Is zoe. per 10.
Cnickens-Are worth Is a 20 each.
Eggs-l0c. per doz.
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