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Blue Day in Wall Street.

New York, March 1.-The Herald of this MORN
ing says the weather yesterday was very fine for
During the morning the brokers received countless
Geographic dispatches from their customers who
had repaired to Washington to watch the progress
Of events. The wires were positively frantic "Sell
ALL sell all" was the cry, and at the second board
everything went down. The market was as weak
as sick kitten, and TIP faces Of the bulls were as
long as the-mdral law. II they had lost all their
blood relations they could not have seemed more
disconsolate. Philosophical students of human ma
ture will find rich mine about Exchange place just
now. The difference between the operator, who
and his corere who has put his trust in the Peace
Congress, and has his hands full rs great as that
between bridegroom coming from church and a
prodigal son who has been cut of with shilling.
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PETERSBURG MARKET.
CAREFULLY CORRECTED BIZ
MARTIN, TANN AHILL CO.

NJ hIlN, " A d u u w.
MARCH g. 1851.
COTTON.-Tbe steamer Canada's advices report a to
I'd decline, but owing TO the meagre stock Of desirable
grades, marked decline has been established in
Market though there is less rmness and buyers show less
anxiety operate prices prior the European
accounts 1t is generally conceded that the receipts of cot
will show heavy falling of for the balance Of the
son. ard the stuck held here very light for the season.
holders show disposition to sales and unw
ing make any concession in prices. The increase in
bank of interest England has, however, had ten
dency mpart less feeling in the produce trade generally
We quote prime grades of cotton an lc fair to good
grades TX to II Nc; and common 10 to lie.
WHEAT.-Market quiet, aud transactions light at
changed prices.
EXCHANGE-Exchange on New York 81 to per CT,
the latter for bank rates.
CORN.-Sales at 65c.
FLOUR-ls firm; City Family $lO@loh: Extra Su.
perfne tsH; Superdne $71; Fine ssh.
COFFEE.-Laguayra l6gl61Sc Rio I5l154c.
TOBACCO.-The breaks to-day were moderately large,
and the great bulk of that opening in bad order Lugs
S2H@aI Leaf Sa15@o11. Sales of leaf mostly at
az to st.
BACON AND PORK Market firm, with fair demand.
GUANO.-There is but very little Peruvian here,
and it is held at high figures owing to the present rate Of
coming freely for the Petersburg Manipulated for which
the price continues the $4S per ton Of 1000 lbs
From the high recommendations received from planters
last year. who used it their crops have hesitation
in recommending it to the public.
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Southern Congress.

MONTGOMERY, Feb 27.-Mr. Wrights resolution
for the public discussion Of the permanent: Const-
tuition will be considered tomorrow.
Mr.. Chiltons resolution instructing the Naval
Committee to inquire as to the propriety of con-
structing several iron-pated frgates, was adopted
An act to raise provisional forces for the Confede-
rate States ana for other purposes, which has been
passed, directs, among other provisions, that the
President take charge Of all the military operations
between the Confederaey and other powers.
An act has been passed to raise money to support
the Government It authorizes the President to
borrow $15, 600, 600 payable in ten years. ct an in
terest Of per cent The last section directs IN
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Congressional.

Congressional.
WASHINGTON. March 1-Senate-The morning
hour was unmportant
The Peace Congress proposition was taken up.
Mr.. Hunter, of Virginia, moved an amendment
striking out the LIST section he Territorial DIVISION
and insert the LIST article of the Crittenden PROPOSE
ton.
The motion was discussed by Collamer, Bigler
Seward, Trumbull, Crittendcn, Mason and others,
until adjournment.
Houss.-The Army bill was debated
The Report of the Committee of Thirty. Three was
taken up, but nothing done with it.
A resolution admitting New Mexico was tabled.
A resolution amending the Fugitive Slave law
was passed A resolution for the rendition of fugi-
tives from justice was debated and rejected These
were the last Of a series.
The Speaker asked leave to lay before the House
the Peace Congress proposition objected to-
The House then took recess until evening.
Ebening Session-The House refused to take up
the Peace Congress proposition, by a vote of 80 to
65-it requiring two-thirds vote.
The Nevada Territorial bill was taken up, and
will probably pass.
WASHINGTON, March 3.-In the Senate yesterday,
the Peace Conference propositions were taken up
Mr.. Lane, of Oregon, had on Friday pronounced
them cheat, deception, and humbug
Mr.. johnson, of Tennessee, replied pungently to
Mr.. Lane, bringing down the galleries, which were
cleared.
The Peace Conference propositions were further
debated.
Several minor appropriations were concurred in.
Mr. Pugh moved to substitute the Crittenden fol
the Peace Conference propositions.
AT midnight the Senate took a recess until to
night (Sunday)
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WYATT,s PULMONlC BALsAM.-TRIs
March ], 1861,

"YATT'S PULMONlC BALSAM.-TRIS
w Invaluable Compound has been in successful use
for more than 90 years. 1t has cured hundred who were
thought to be ncursble, of Pulmonary Complaint many
of whom had abandoned all hopes. Yet they now
stored to vigorous health, after having been given by
friends and physicians.
In all complaints of the lungs throat chest and side,
such pain in the breast splitting Of blood painful and
excessive mucus, expectoraton asthma Of breath.
ing old and stubborn cough and r the relief Of con-
sumptives. Price 81 per bottle. Prepared BY
W. H. WYATT, Druggist ana Apothecavy.
Nos I66 and 1888 Main st.,
Salisbury, N. g.
March l, 1851. 26-w&sw3m.
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"YATT'S SPECIFIC PILLS CURE PERMA.
pense and much future misery They sre complete and
gratifying success perfectly safe under all circumstances
alike male female and entirely free from taste and
SMELL Price 81. Sent by mail including stamps. Pre-
pared by
W. H. WYATT, Druggist and Apothecary,
Nus. 1856 and 1888 Main st.,
Salisbury, n. @.
March ], 1861. 26-wdswsm.
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by his disunon sentiments, and by the manner in
which he reflected on the American flag He was
elected reward for his disunon services and for
his uniform adherence to a dsunion Governor. His
very first Order has demonstrated his unftness for
the position. He has lowered his Office by announc-
ing candidate for office in his General Orders. He
has reflected on all others who may think Of becom
ing candidates by announcing g Ed. Cantwell" as
"the candidate" He has attempted to dictate to
his subordinates by thrustng before them name
to be voted for for Major-General and all this he
calls Orders No. IL If he should 60 on at this
rate what will Orders No. 10 be? Gen. Hoke is
disunionist, and so is Mr.. Cantwell. We tell the
people that the dsunion clique are determined to
"rule or ruin" They want high military offices
with big salaries and gold lace and fine feathers,
and boots and spurs to ride rough-shod over "com-
mon" folks; and they want the people-the hard
handed farmers and mechanics-to foot the BILL
They want disunion because disunion will bring
war; and they want war because war will bring
them commissions and high salaries; and many of
them want these commissions and high salaries be-
their callings do not support hem or because
they are too lazy to work. That is the English of
it How many are there of your cockade men who
ever did hard days work? Look at them, and
judge for yourselves.
We call the attention ofthe Commander in Ghetto
this Order of the Adjutant General. We desire to
know if future military Orders are to be Of this
stamp; and if so, whether it would not be fair to
give all the candidates the benefit of an official an
nouncement The Commander-in-Chief We know,
is military man. He is not Scott by learning or
by practice, but he is nearly so by intuition; and
we feel sure that his military mind will at once per-
ceive the propriety improperly of this conduct
of his subordinate, Gen. Hoke. That he will rebuke
it if he perceives it to be improper have no idea,
for the understanding among the disunon clique is
to obtain all the offices they can, and never to fall
out by the way lest their nefarious schemes should
be exposed But where is Gen. Gotten? We
thought he was the Adjutant-General for life. Our
word for it, if the Old Hero Of Chatham had beeh
Adjutant General on the 18th of February, no such
Order would have emanated from him. He would
have had better sense and more respect for his sub
ordinates than to have told them in General Order
that certain person was the candidate for Major
General of 18th Division"
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March s, 1861.
PILES, FIsTULA, TUMOKs, &C., &c.

PILES, FISTULA, TUMOES, &C., &c.
nR ]. A. CLOPTON, Of Huntsville Ala, treats with
real Diseases, spermatorrhssa, &c. He has
treated an old of the State the Oldest Physician
of Montgomery, several Physicians in Mobile; several
Virginia, Tennessee and Mississippi The patient is not
confined to his bed Testimonials Of the highest
character forwarded to any that may wish them.
Office in Huntsville Alsbama, his native town, mmed
stely on the Memphis and Charleston Railr ad
three cent stamp must accompany ell communications.
Address J. l. CtOPTON, N. d.
Huntsville Ala.
March l. 1851, 1T.
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WHOLESALE DRY GOODS TRADE.
SPRING IMPORTATION, 1861. s.

"7ILLIAM G. JAMES WOULD INVITE THE AT.
" tention Of Virginia, North-Caroina and Tennessee
merchants his large and varied stock of Engsh Irish
Scotch. French German and American Fancy and Staple
Dry Goods which complete and ready for examna-
inducements to purchasers any other house in bis ine
North or South Many Of his Foreign Goods are of his
direct importation, and his American Goods were "b-
tanned early in the the most favorable terms
from the various manufactures in this country In bis
stock will be found Maryland Virginia, orbCaroina,
Sheetings Pads and Stripes suitable southern Plant
ers and family use-togehsr with great variety Of small
wares notions &c.
Cash and strictly prompt six months buyers will find it
greatly to their interest to give him call bere making
their purchases VIM C. JAMES,
No. los Sycamore street.
Petersburg Va.
March & 1851 N-2m.
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An English paper says that in punching the eye
holes of needles by hand, children who are the oper-
ators acquire such dexterty as to be able to punch
a human hair, and thread it with another for the
amusement of visitors.
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Lincoln's Cabinet.

The following it is said, will be Lincoln's Cal
net beyond doubt:
W. H. Seward Of N. Y, State Department
s. P. Chase, Of Ohio, Treasury Department
S. Cameron, of Pa, War Department.
Caleb B. Smith, Of Ind, Interior Department
Gideon Wells, Of Conn.,, Postmaster General
Edward Bates, Of No., Attorney General
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export duty of I per cent on each pound Of cotton
exported after the LIST of August next to create
fund to iquidate principal and interest Of the loan
The COMMITTEES on Flags have not yet reported.
~,4y.4,..sl! p, SECoND DISPATCH. .i--E .gf SO
MONTGOMERY, Ala, March L-Congressh has passed
the following acts: as. - flI.,a
Providing, until suitable stamps can be obtained,
that the Postmaster General may require prepay
ment in money. -.,a-.r All -r1 IN III
Authorizing contracts to be made with steamer
companies to carry the mails. s7..
The following bills were introduced: ~.
Providing for conflict of arms between the old
and new Governments in case Of the refusal BY the
old to recognize the new Government
Providing that Confederated Courts shall! not take
cognzance Of civil suits in States of the old Govern
ment, or against citizens thereof .tlr
Condition of Affairs in Charleston Harbor.
WASHINGTON, March 2, 186l.-The Secretary Of
War is in daily receipt Of dispatches from Major
Anderson, in which full details are given Of affairs
in Charleston harbor He States in his last letters,
that the batteries Notifications and other means of
attack and defence, which have been under con-
struction are nearly completed. The impression is
very general that they intend to make attack on
Fort Sumter unless prevented by the solemn interpo
sition ofthe Provisional Government at Montgomery,
Immediately after the 4th of March. It appears
that Governor Pickens notified President Davis to
that effect.
Major Anderson believes the attack will be made
at night The administration are aware of the fact
that President Davis has urged the people not to
make move looking to an attack without first
notifying the government at Montgomery.
| 1t appears that there is large party in South
Carolina who ignore the Southern confederacy, and
will not recognise their authority. Others again
who are more conservative, including Governor
Pickens are for acting with the Confederate States
| Excitement at Norfolk. '
NORFOLK, Va, March 3.-There was some excite
ment here last night in consequence of suspected
secret plot among lot Of colored people and fou
white men for the purpose Of getting up an nsur
recton. Precautionary measures have been taken
A detachment of volunteers have been ordered out
and no serious fears are now entertained.
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GENERAL ORDERS-No. 5.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, March /, 1861. =

= - ADJUTAET UENERALS UFFICE,
WASHINGTON, March l, 1861.
The following order is published for the informa-
ton of the Army:
WAR DEPARTMENT, March l, 1861.
By the direction of the President of the United
States it is ordered that Brigader General David E.
Twiggs be and is hereby dismissed from the Army
of the United States for his treachery to the flag Of
ruary, 1861, on the demand of the authorities of
Texas the military posts and other property of the
United States in his department and under his
charge.
.- j. HOLT, Secretary Of War.
By order of the Secretary of War.
s. COOPER, Adiutant General.
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273 142 $40 $40 555 30
The Southern Congress

MONTGOMERY, March 2.-Congress to-day admitted
the Texas delegates with the full privileges OF other
members.
sion about the reduction of the Tariff
There has been secret session for several hours
again tonight -r.-..
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Excitement at Norfolk.
MARRIED.

In Wake county, the ssth of February, BY Samuel
If WsEe conntv Civ t,S nsn DA c'nr '''e' oil
In Warwick county, va on Thursday evening" Feb 2lst
at the residence Of D. p Jones' ESQ.,, Mr.. o. Copeland
Of Lousburg n c., formerly Of Raleigh, to Miss Henne
z Daughter of the late John Grambo Esq Of Warwick
Virginia.
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but ti. movement he will bear in mind, was BY tho
people, and not the politicians Yes bring out the
votes and see that they are polled-" How thought
full, how kind in brother Fulton thus to advise the
IL, -. # Wake County!
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ID ED
In Wake County. the LIST instant Mr. J. Rddick JET
ferys, aged 81 years months and days.
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BOSTON MARKET.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE n. C. "srANDARD /"
By LONDON L BRYAN,

C5n.mission Merchants 80 Ladil Street.
FEBRUARY 20, 1851.
COTfON-Is firm and prices tend upwards Our mark
has improved within the past few days. and holders
very stiff. expecting further advance. Sales Of mid
ding Today at lsc strict middng l2c, and good mid.
ding l21a0i22c cash.
NAVAL STURisS-Spts. Turpt SIC with fair de-
mand; Resins Of all grades are dul-commun 81 80; No.
irregular with small sales; Tar 81 5O- months Pitch
81 %iM2.
GUSNY CLOTH.-standard s11c; Jute rope s@s1lc.
PEANUTS-$l 25t1l 81.
APPLES-f212 25, assorted.
IRISH POTATOES-*l 81.
There arc now three fine steamers running every days
to this .rt running time Il to 80 h"nrs. Freight cot
ton 81 per bale, John Williams, Agent, Norfolk
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AcJUTANTyGENERAL,s OFFICE,
3 ,RArrIcx 3Fe6ruary 90tb. 1861.

e RALneH February 2stb, 1861.
TO THE c0MMAsDINe oFFICERS OF THE nth
BRIGADE OF NORTH CAROLINA MILITIA.
VOU are commanded 10 assembles the eg@Riseoned
u officers Of your regiments st their uaus! ess pt
parade, Saturday, the 9Th day Of April to eles
adler General and ct the time To vote M halor-
General Of the 7th Division of North Carolina Militia Ins
officers holding such elections to return the result y he
Adjutant- Generals Office.
By order Of the Comm.ndsrin,Chi&. !; ~, !,
~ 80, LJ@ J. Il. H0KE. Adjutant- GenssaJl u
ARMORY OF The OAK CITY GUARDS
81 RALElGH, N. c., March 4. 1851.
To tie Gsniss;onAd OEcs1 Of TIC n O A9itia for ~
Cdunty@ Wah. x "a.
In obedience to the foregoing order you will assemble at
your respective parade grounds Saturday the 9Th day
Of April next to vote for Of the 7th DIVE
sicn and General for the 18th Brigade After
such election you will report the result TO the
Generals Office Raleigh, n. G. .x,., -
Captain and senior officer Of said regimenss :
March s, 1851. % ~ I0-Hw :
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T H e N A r X e T =.
WILMINGTON MARKET.

MARCH 2, 1871
TURPENTINE Further sales yesterday Of AL bbs at
per $50 lbs This morning SIS do went at same prices
No transactions reported in Spirits Turpentne Rosin
TAR.-Sales yesterday of AS bbs at 81 ~ per Dbl
This morning the price has advanced cents and $50 bbs
sold at 81 65
COTTON.-lo9 bales changed hands yesterday at TX
cents for middling-J0urnat
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NORFOLK MARKET.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE N. c. "srANDAR7.'
By M'PHEETERS L GHISELIN,

By MPHEETERS GHISELIN,
WhoLesale Grocers, Forwarding Commission Kerchant
MARCH q 1861.
COTTON.-Tbe sales of the week foot up about 1909
bales up to Thursday at llH@llSc for low midding;
lL@l1&c for midding to strict middlng; and l0@lc.
for dirty and stained lots CHASING low to good ordinary
On Thursday had teegraphe advice Of the arrival Of
steamer Canadian, with very unavorab news for cotton,
since which there has been pause in the Market and
have no sales to report Holders refuse to concede any
thing prices and buyers hold off, We quote the market
nominal at l Il for mddling.
FLOUR.-The market exhibits little change. Demand
for home consumption good. s. F. $6@6A; Extra $500
So; Family $717H.
DRIED FRUIT-very dull. Small sales prime apples
at 20t215c. No demand for other kinds
NAVAL STORES.-No demand for shipment. Tar 81
7pQ1l Is; Resin 81 20; Spiritssfurpentine 5Sc.
CORN.-6l@65 for all kinds by cargo.
LIME-Cargo sales afoat at 75@s6c
EXCHANGE.-Rates rather lower to-day. We quote
adepha and Baltimore 81 per CT; n c. 4 pc, Ct dis
count.
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THE WILSON SCHOOLS, !.
Wilson. N. c.,

80. wilson, ~. o., se
BY MR.. AND MRS. RICHARDSON,
Aided by full and able Corps Of AsSissaat
Teachers in all Departments.
YNHEsE SCHOOLS will be reopened for the admis.io.
IT, .- APPLICANTS FOR ADMISSION
Examined and cassed Thursday and Friday 10th and
18th. when is very important that oil who contemplate
connection with the Schools during the session sh0Hd b
present.
Strangers to the plans and character Of tAess school
will receive catalogue application to the Pseipal
Dec IA, 1850. loa-wksM2m.
GEO. W BLOUNT,
Attorney and Counselisr q Law,
WILSON. N. G,
VK7lIL ATTEND TO BUSINESS ENTRUSTED TO
w him in Mash, Wilson, fAgeeombe and Franklin
Counties.
Feb. 81, 1860. III ,.- 11v&swly.
i THE STANDARD Is PUBLISHED IN RALEIGH,
Weekly and Sem-Weekly, on the following terms: e
Semi.Weekly, I. - 90
Weekly, = :. 300ez
The WEEKLY in Clubs blloJss: Six copies one year,
So; Ten copies yeaS 4lS-And IN proper ION.
The STANDARD il devoted to Constitutional Union,
and will steadily exert itself 70 preserve and leoonstruct
the Union long Is 1t do consistently with Just
regard for the rights and honor Of Il will
oppose disunon and do 81 its power 10 thG cleo.
ton Of Constitutional Uaion men 10 theapprhsg State
Full reports WILDE given Of theproes.dngs tats
The sabseiber appeals 70 his friends 10 exert
70 inersass TIE Subscription lisf Of the Standard
! Feb. 8. ,ss,. w'Ws Aa4l w.
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From the Fayetteville ObseIver.l
FRIDAY. March l. 1861

FRIDAY, March I, 1861.
ELECTION RETURNS
Cumberland and Harnett, in PARTITION L. Be-
thune 1872. Hon. J. G. Shepherd 1883, Col. A. s.
Mcneil l4Sl David Mcneil Al.
precinct in Harnett to be heard from.
The three first named, the Constitutional Union
candidates are evidently elected by majority of at
least 1000 over David McNel Esq, the Secession
candidate.
Robson, precinct, St. Paurs.-Thos. A. Nor
ment. Union, 80, Thos. j. Morisey, Union, SO, John
p Fuller, Secession, So, John C. Sutherland, Seces
sion, IS.
Moore, in part-Wm. P. Martini Union 694, Jo-
siah 7. Phillips Union, 344 Martin elected by a
;f,,l
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DUDLEY NICHOLS RESPECTFULLY INFORMS
II the Merchants of Raleigh and vicinity that be pre-
pared to offer them . handsome assortment Of FANCY
GOODS, HOSIERY, GLOVES. &C., upon the most accom-.
modating TERMS om the importation Of the old establish
ed house of FRED FICKEY SONS,
$50 W. Baltimore Street, Baltimore
March s. 1861 27-im.
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AUCTION SALE!
SVG.aK, SUGAR, SUGAR.
.-. CARGO SALE.
l25 Hogsheads Primo to Choice h ii
PORTO RICO, MUSC0VADA&N. O. SUGARS,
And 100 Barrels Refined Sugars,
IN NEW AND BRIGHT PACKAGES,
. AT AUG TON.
il ID. PIGO1T, Auctioueer.
I'm SATURDAY NEXT, 9th inst at 1Ok o'clock, we
u will sell on Wharf South Side Of Market Dock, now
landing Is HHDS PRIME AND CHOICE PORTO RICO,
MUSCOVADA AND NEW ORLEANS SUGARS, AND
100 BARRELS REFINED SUGARS. Samples at our Office
for inspection. 4g-. /, si5 o.
Terms 80 days. 90 days and months, ~ tn quantity
HATHAWAY co.
Wilmington. N. c., March ., 1861. N-2t.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-19
DANIO PRICES, ~ Eanxg%v,

DANIC PRICES, ~ EAHNE%r, r,,u,,,
At WHOLESALE and RETAIL,
by JOSEPH STRAU5E No q Main street
Just bought less than 30 the dollar large stock OF
ch Lawns 6 10 Snd ~ cts Ene Jacone anu Organdes
l2$, Is &c; Debags cts 10 cts and higher Bee-e al col
AZ la 20 &c. 500 handsome Bere. Stella Shaws, with
Chenille Embroidery al - worth Is Oo Black and CooTed k
Paraso nom 70 and upwad; fast coored Calico, al ca
and cent? cheap 10; Ladies' SILK Thead Gloves and Gsunt
lets at 2 aud 2o cent short ad long sk Mis- at 6H ana 90
cents worth double the money! Hosees Linen AaDdkercheis
Irish Lneu, and Bosom Brown Black hng RnI sh-eng
Pillow Case Muslin and ToEelag; Frnch NesdeWcked Ooars
ou l2 70 IS c Czmhc swiss Bands the finest work in
the city, Casnerss Snd Linen Goods r Men snd Boys wesr
Black and Oocred Silks ana great Goods too
70 mention viii De found ~ prices that aonish body
that ce No. q Main Look cut for The right place
Gp1T JOSEPH STRAUsE
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NEW AUCTION HOUSE,

FOR TaE SALE OF NEGROEs
YNyHE undergnsd has this conencci tho Auction business
the sale % NEGRusS Au zion Room on Frankhn
street lately occupied by BETrs GREGORY ,
viii sell Negroes both Pah aud privately ana so0ss e
pao his friends and the pubic generally ne Pedses n
ss promote the lot - bis patrons AMI WATERS M sen
hA his experience In the rad he viii be enabled 70
obtain the h hest market prices He will make heefs autan %
property In hand-ard prepared 70 board sons s
g-ged trade srVAnts-haying ample accom-
moit ions for bou. sums,
On Franklin, Sid door below Wal street.