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B:OKS RECENTLY PUBLISHED.

lFE OF STEPHEN A. D0UGLAS-U. :. Senator
fr"m Illinois with his most important speeches and
Repnris; BY a member Of the Western Bar
DR. OLDHAM AT GREYSTONtS. and his talk there.
FUND hMENTAL IDE AZ OF MECHANICS AND En-
PERlMENTAL DATA; Bv 4. Norm. Revised. Translat-
ed and reduced I" English Units Of Measure; BY Joseph
Bennett. Civil Engineer.
THE HISTUnY OF HERODOTUS-A new English
version, edited with cnpious notes and apen Ices Illus
raed Illustrating the History and Geography Of Herr
duius tr'm the must recent Of information; and
emb'dyng the chief results, historical and erhngrdphi
CAL which have been obtained in the progress of cunefn
and hirrnglvphca discovery By George RawIinsOn VI.
aIe Fellow and Tutor of Exeter College Uxfrrd
sisted BY Henry Ri~linSIn, c. b. and Sir J. a. VIII
kinson. F. s. In four vOlunes-VO. g. with Maps and
Illustrations.
For sale by
W. L. POMEROY.
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TTNtVERSFTE.-THE EXAMINATION OF THE
" students of the University Of N"rth-Carlina will
begin Mundav the 9Th Of Nav. list and continue
til the dav of the College Commencement. Thursday the
9th Of June
The Committee of Visitation for the year 1861 CONSISTS
of
His ExceIIencr JOHN ". ELLIS.
Governor Of the State and ocio Pres Of the Board
Hon. DAVID L. SWAIN. LII d.
President Of the College
JOHN I. BAILEY,
JOHN u BRYAN.
JOHN r j. DANIEL,
JOHN VI. DICK.
JOHN A. GiLMER,
ROBERT b GILLIAN,
CALVIN GRAVES
CHI RLES ]. HINTON,
JOHN KERR,
WALTER F. LEAKE
WILLIE p. MANGUM,
CHARLES MANLl.
JAMES T. MOREHEAD
THOMAS ID McllDWELL.
SAMUEL F. PATTERSON
THOMAS RUFFIN.
ROMULUS NJ. SAUNDERS
THUM W SETTLE.
LEWIS THOMPSON.
JOHN G. WILLIAMS
PATRICK H. WINSTON.
All other Trustees Of the University who may attend
will be considered members of thus Cummilie
CHARLES MANLY, Secretary.
Raleigh, May l, 1861. 42-td.
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TIN AND SHEET IRON BUSINESS.
FIRE! FIRE!! FRET!
RATTLE, SLAM AND BANG!
Here I come with a rush!

r C. =. LUMSDEN WOULD MOST RESPECT
- fully mirm the citizens u Raleigh and vicinity, that
he prepared Ia d." all kinds "f
Tin and sheet Iron Work,
snch the Manufacture Of &C. in al its varinus
branches Ai$, every sfyle uf ROOFING, GUTTERlNG
and PIPING uf h,,n>eS hnne sn"rt nntice
Having ~eeurrd complete SET of T"OS and Machines he
ha'eTs kinsslI that all who pa;runze him may
ed Of sa,issscT"n. i'll regard tn quality aud price.
Thankful FOR past inrus I've hopes bv puncinal attention
10 business, Ia merit 4 nGhpce Ui the same.
Raleigh, y. , March -, I~5n. 24-if
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10O.000 FRUIT TR LEE ~ III LUX \;
Green's bur e. consisting ct Apples, Pears. Peaches.
Plnms Apr:cnrs. NecIarneS, &c The above number Of
Trees and plants ready sale by the subscriber
nursery business he hatiprS himself thar he has
the MIST select COLLECTION the SulheTn Stairs.
All orders promptly attended aud cataner< sent free
on application Persons ordering Catalogues by mail will
please inclUse stamp In prepay.
AUTHORIZED AGENTS.
John VI. Clark. Wilmington; RI fuS Sc~ti. Fayetteville
J. 4 Carrot, Greensboro.
THOMAS II. FENTRESi
% lS6I,. 6Y--tf
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ICE! ICE.!
REST OIAIIrY OF RUCkLAND LAKE

&c
gH,HE SUBSCRIBER CONTINUES Ills SU:PLY OF
ICE and is prepared 10 furnish his s"''"'ners ana
the pubic generally with
PURE ICE.
He will deliver ICE at hts Ice House daily from SUNRISE
until u'ciuck A 81, Sundays excepiedJ
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Music is taught n science aud art Instruction
is given the PIau' Guitar and Ilarmnnum Unusual
attention is devoted tn Vocal and Sacred Music.
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NEW WATCHES. JEWELkY, SILVER AND
PLATEu WARE.
SILVER WARE.
GOLD.

GOLD. SILVER WARE.
Gentlemens' Levers, Cups aud I" y cts.
adi.s' Levers SLiI Sellers, Napkin Rings
SILVER Levers Preserve and sugar Sp'IOns,
Ladies' Watch Chains, Sugr SIiIerS CIum6 scra
Vest and NeIk ChauS, P-r>,
.ItS ,f Breast Pins and Ear Ice Crram Pie Knives.
RIMS Butter aud AXE In YES,
Brace let's and Breast Pins. 'hI'ir-ns knives rks,
Ear and singe- Rings, C"rd taSt> Pepper Boxes,
Turf SHIRT Buttons, tTur aud Pickle M Yes,
: liar and Sleeve buttons Table and desert SpuuuS.
Bel, BuckIes ThniGr> and Ten Spoons
ArmlrIIs aI.d Pencils. sup AID cream Ladies,
SprcIacleS aud 1himbieS, GravN Mustard Hp'Nnus-
Cr.,sses and snaps. Penciis and Pens,
SpecIaLlrS dc
PLATED WARE. CUTLERY.
Ice PIrchtrS aud SP,un>, Table and Desert hnveS,
I a>urs and " arIris. Pocket and IenknIves,
Cake Baskets aud Forks, ScISs..rs and RaZr
Prc<erv r and Butler Stands,
Table and Desert Knives, Miscellaneous.
Ovsier aud Sugar Ladies' Hail and T'IrIh brushes,
Butter aud Fruit Hives, COMBS aud Guards.
ISL aud PIE Knives, Pocket R-'k~ AMI Wallets.
Sal SELLERS, Ladies Trav cling Wallets,
Candle Sticks. Wurk Boxes.
MDia>ses NsgS, Steel SpecIacieS,
TEA Seti~ pieces, Rag r SIr'p> and Brushes
SIeciacles. French aud AUkee Il cks
wish the Members If the Legislature aud "llrT> call
aud Tor themselves Nv Stuck at G'rdS
la, re aud fashionable. Hy prices cheaper will war
rant every article >d L. be What lis sid for FLL,d
.sr,iry G4d Watches aud Clucks Repaired and
warranted for IL months.
JOHN c. PALMER.
Raleigh, y. C , Nov. 49, IS:p. s.-rE
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NORrII-CAROLIHA WRAPPING PAPER.
q = GENERAL AGENT Or r. * SATER, PRUPRIE-
"A tor uf the CRABTREE PAPER MILLS. I am ready
settle HIS accounts FIR Paper purchase sInck and {"
sell Wrapping Paper "f all descriptions. favorable
Orders for srh pa solicited. and executed with
prUmpiness and dispatch.
Address, J. J. LlTCllFURD
Raieigh y q.
February 8. 1860. lv-IL
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NOTICE.
AUCTION SALE.

II LEIGH GAS LIGHT COMPANY-A
meeting 2, The S,ockhqIders of this company will be
Oenck, p NJ: s. - FN' O "
May 2, lsol. .. e. 80. -. IA Al
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DANK OF NORTH.CAROIJNA TuE Az
D nual General Meeting Of the S,ncthniaa,s r al.
Bank will be held on the second THURSDAY in luna
psxt at thar Baking House 70 the City Of Raiegb'
Raleigh, MaI /, 1851. ID.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
NEW WORKS ON ARCHIrRCrT1D-
Noan's Constructive Arehitec,,r.

o1odH sSOhstTnctIVe ATchitecture.
4 GUIDE FOR THE BUILDER AND CApo,,
% Exb6giing the Construction uf seres or IER:
Roofs Dimes Spires and the FIre Orders Of a.sgns FIR
selected n the best specimens of t;rre;,n ~ 'scure
Art with The figured dimensions uf their Reic, S'nan
tIIn and pn'bIr 7" winch is added Treatise IN png+c.
Cal Geumeiry. The Whale illustrated by SI,vs,, rrac-
and aecHfaB ed BY explanatory text By S;mn plate,
Areh,ees. anfh"r If The Model Architect" Shan
SuburesH Architecture. etc. ETC. One vol. A., nv and
SiSan's City and Suburban Arckfte.,.,.' y"
IN which are exhibited numerous Designs ara =,
tT Public Edihces. Private Resdences and oeta!iS
budings Illustrated with I3s t,lio engr.Tin camille
panied by specifications. and Historical and go 'n-
Text By samuel Slan, auhur of the N.d.l x.ISnaory
folio. Price $Iz W. @ One vol.
For sale by
Raleigh. Aug Is, 1859. onaSER:
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NORTH-CARO GEOLO, sIGAL SUR.
~ FEf. -THE SWAMP LANDs OF NoRrHCARoLrxA
containing descriptions with many anal ses of the <Is
Of the Swamp nds By Ebenezer Emmons State geIlO-
gist. For sale by
w. l.. POMEROY.
Raleigh c. Aup z 1880 81
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MILITARY TACTICS.

CHOPPERS MACHINES TACTICS cnncise system of
~ Instructions and Negotiations FIR the Militia and Ynl-
unieers Of the United STATES cuprehendng the exercises
and movements of the Infantry, Light Infantry and Rife
men. Cavalry and Artillery
SCOTTS INFANTRY TACTICS-In Volumes.
For sale at
POMEROYS.
Raleigh. c.. Feb 2e 1850 I7-tf
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WNRESH GARDEN AND FIELD SEED,-ON
an entire stuck, from the Old and well es,ab.
ished house Of Sinclair, Jr., ca BALTIMORE Nd
They can be relied aud should be patnni.,d hv tha
Gardeners and Planters of the south. - ~
Farmers Hall, Feb q, 1851. sSHG.
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RURAL PUBLICATmNS

MURAL TODLACA1IONS.
MY ASSORTMENT IN THIS DEP Rrvrx,
ISA very e'mplee. comprising all the late ed,,i u
Farmers and Planters Ency cIup-ila Emmer,en
The American Farm Book, Allen
Rural Chemistry. SOl:T.
Agricultural Chemistry Jrhns,on.
Chaptals Agricultural Chemistry
1 Inc Complete FARMER and Gardener, Fes+enden.
The Kitchen Gardeners Instructor Brd,u,.n
The "ung Gardeners Assistant Brdymap
MeNai"ns Anl-r.can Gardener
hardening far the I'm h White.
FRUIT Fl"wer and Kitchen fiAr,l-n.r Neil
I;ad'e: C"mpan'.n to the Fh'wer Garden Mrs. Loudo,
Breck s B'rk uf Flowers.
The Complete Furist
D'"nings Landscape Gardening and RursIA rcb;.oo,-
DownIngs Cottage Residences.
Country Houses, Downing
Hedges and Erergrerns Warier
Gra>s-s and Forage Plants. Flint
llarIngi"n's American Needs and Useful Plants Tb,
al'eTiean hand Book OF Ornamental Trees Meehan
Rural Archiec ure Allen.
D'wIingS Fruit and Fruit Trees of America,
The The Fruit Cni'iya'or's Mammal. Bridgman.
The ericln Fruit Cuiturisi, Thomas
The American Fruit Book Cole
The Fruit Gardener Barry
American Fruit Iruwer's Guide Elliott
Fields Pear "uIIure
Gold GraD-ry. VIM. Charlton.
Practical Treatise the Culture of the Grape Allen
HIar ON the Grape Vine
Culture of the Grape and Strawberry Lonvu,,h
Hab Is and Diseases Of Domestic Auinals. Alien
Breed. Management and Diseases of Sheep Youa,t
Management of sheep Garfield.
Sheep unSbandry in the SIu,h RunialI
Mulch Cows and Diary Farming Flint.
Mich Cows, GuenUu.
For sale BY
HID. TURNER
Raleigh, March %, 1862
A SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF CHEWIYe
"A TOBACCO. -THF tUKE SOUrHERS 1T.I Ing
supp! ot the above just received hv
IL. D. TURNER,
p.I:u y. C. Book : urr
S.S"' ""u - d. 4-if
OLD DOMINION TOBACCO.
q NUTIIki. TOT OF OLD DONISIOv Sunr1xo
"A IOBACCO. 'T>t received Turner's n G. Kt
Si4rr, SAID Z" be supe!"r 10 III, former.
Rreigh, Ian. ,, 1911. . s
~ spirit 'f the Age copy
CIVIL PRA, TICE IN NORTiI-C1R0IIy,
nNE VOL sEO.-CONTAINING NEARLY FIVE
" hundred pages Pr:c- reduced TO 3D.
With the NOrrh-t;arina Form Rpk CAM wells Jns,;
and This volume sh"wIng the acuaI practice in cmrr ,T
mere ciizn. The unTi0ary the lawyer have easy ar
CESS 10 buHrness forms Postage. 81 Gems
For sale by
II ID. TURNER
NOrth-CarUIna BUuksiure
Raleigh, \. e., Aug. II, 1884, 81 -
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STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA .-JOHN.
- STOS COUNTY. luurl at Peas and Qua. ter Ses-
sons, February Term, IsSl.-H. d. Turner j. LeacI
Attachment Real Estate
In this II appearing Ia the satisfaction nf the Court
that the defendant resident of this State 10 is ur-
deIed that advertisement be made he Nurh.Ia r,na
Standard for six weeks ur said defendant appear the
nexi term of this Court be held the in
Sin'thied. the fuurh Monday If Nav next, then aud
there To plead or repevy. Judgment pro will be
entered aHais him. and the real estate levied be
demnrd To the uf the plaintiffs claim
Witness Thmss d Snead. Clerk uf, our said Court at
Office in Smith6eld, the 4ih Monday IT February A. d.
1861. THOS d. SNEAD g. a.
ApcH ~ 1881. (tA 6213 4I-l2t.
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Raleigh. " c., Aug. 81. 1862. 81
EMMONS, GEOLOGY.

M ANUAL Of GEOLOGY, DESIGNED FOR TIE
lVl of Colleges and Academies: By Ebenezer En-
m'ns State Geungst of HorthCarona; late State Ge-
nl"gist Of New York; Professor of Natural History aud
Ge,'L,gy m William College; Corresponding Member Of
the Academy Of Natural Science Philadelphia. &C. &C.
For sale by
W. L. PONEROY.
Raleigh n C.. March - 1850. 81 r.
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oFFICE'S:
Gas E. JOHNSON. President,
w W. HoLpEx. Vice President
. H. W. HUsrED. Attorney,
W: H. JOKES, Treasurer.
r. H. BATTLE, Secretary
W H. Mc4EE, Med Examiner.
G.. sv. RseE' &c. Com.
W H McKEE,
For further information the pnn'ic Is reerreu "
A. ne ufice Of the Company any Of its Agencies
" ~ Address. X. H. BATTLE,
Secretary.
p,.;.h Aro 4 1880 63-ly.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CASH. CASH
No MORE CREDIT!

an AND AFTER THE 18TH F THIS MONTH
u shall sell fur Cash The balance If my stock will be
sold cheap Matters which have control cnmpe
lnr ia do so II l.. EVANS
Nav 6, 1851. 4"-ht.
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NTOTICE.-TAKES UP AND COMMIT LID To TNE
~ jail at Robson COUNTY, Toe sIh inst. negro
by calling his MITCHELL, and he is from Ra-
leigh n. C.. and Tree said buy would weigh ab,,ut LIS
pounds abuu feet inches high and hpr bright. The
Of sad slave is hereby niIIed cne forward pay
charges and take their properly, said bay will be dealt
with Us the law directs.
r. KING, Sh'h.
Lunberton. n. c.. April 90, 1851. 4l-St
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LAW BOOKS.

q LAW DICTIONARY AND GLOSSARY-Contain.
n ing full Definitions of the Prime. pal TERHs
COMMON Civil Law, together with TRANSACTIONS and
explanations of the technical phrases different
languages occurring in the ancient and modern Reports
and Standard Treatise. embracing alsI all the Principal
Common and Civil Law maxims; By Alexander NJ Bur-
rill neO aMf enLurgel fdirIrn.
For sale by
W. L. POMEROY.
RaIe Oh, n. c.. Feb 2s, 1850 I7-tf
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OLD DOMINION TORAC1o-

4 NUTHki. TOT of OLD DOMINION SMOKING
"A TOBACCO. 'T>t received at Turner's n q II
SI1rr. said Z" be supeInr 10 ID, former A
Rtiegh. Ian. ,, 1871. . -
~ >piri; If the Age cony
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Rale Oh, n. c., Feb. 2s, 1880
NEW RtlOKS

fVNHE REASON ~hY-NATCRAL HISTORY CIV
ing reasons fur hundreds of interesting facts in
necti"n with zHogy, and throwing light upon the pecu-
liar habits and interests "f the various orders of The AMI
mai Kingdom; By the Auihr of The Biblical Reason
Why: The Reason Why" &C. illustrated with numer-
EngrHvings.
Ell FURElDIS; BY the Author of "The Lamplighter"
and /" Mabel Vaughan
LUCILE-A POEM; By Owen Meredith, Author of
The Wsnderer," &c.
For sale BY
W. L. POMEROY.
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MARIAN HARLAND'S NEW BOOK.
NJ EMESlS By Marian Harland, Author of Alone,
- Hidden Path. /" Moss S,de," &c Price 81 S1'
This day received, and
For sale BY
Raleigh, n. C.,Aug. 1850. ~
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a SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF CUFWIC@
"a IoBACCO. -THF FURE SOUTHERN UT-i.I"
A supply Of the above just received hv
ii. ID TURNER
Raleigh, Jau :, 1851 y:
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Raleigh, N c.. Aug. II. $780, - Ss-

n BIOLOGICAL AND NATURAL HISrO.
u Rl.-SURVEY OF NORTH CAROLINA Con.
tanning Catalogue of the Plants o the State with des
cript0ns and history Of the trees shrubs and wudy
vines; BY Rev. VI. A. Curtis, ID. ID.
For sale BY
W. l. PONEROY.
Ral.igh n e.. Aug 7. Iss0 So
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
NORTIT.CA Rioi.ISa MUTUAL LIFE 1NsU-
RANCE COMPANY.

.'t.r oFYIcE RALEIea, v. e.
-u1s COMPANY TAKES RISKS UPON ALL
healthy lives between the ages Of "A aud 81 years
for one wear for years far lfethe ae'1rs5sao'
h.tssn he ages f ~ and so years. Insuren r one
wear or i've years i,r two thirds their market value. .
All os4es paid Within ~ days after satisfactory P'0O'
DIRECTORS FOR 1850 AND 1861. s-'
CHAs E. JoHxso> .: ~ D1'esoi'
w. HoLDES, " N So,
QIESrES BGssEE, n n %,s
H.. w. Husf. y. iL7
W. ii. MckES, =. D. n noon,
EvRRkkD HALL, r. +. rEse''
n. RATTLE.
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Daily Produce nIarket.

WEDNESDAY,, May z5s
FLOUR-Tho market remains unchanged,
with a moderate local demand for superfne,
for amy use. We quote superiue at 81 40
"a 90; extra 81 COCA IS, and family and
fancy brands 81 9O@5 %.
d NHISKY-A dull market and prices are
lowers l25 brls. high proof sold at 1896,
and 375 do. at l2o, including some from
wagon. The market closed dull at 100.
PR0VISI0NS-The only sales we heard
of were 80 brls. rump Pork, in lots, at 50 so
@l0. There is nc demand for mess, and
prime remains nominal. Bulk Meats and
Bacon are not inquired for. Nothing done
in Lard.
GROOERIES-Cofee is firm, but the
q Collector, having stopped shipments, has
checked the demand: 80 bags sold at lac.
cash. Sugar unchanged, with a moderate
demand, at 5h@7Ne. Molasses dull at
3C@33e.
0IL-Sales of 20 brls. Linseed at &c., and
sc do. do. at 54c. r.t A
WREAT-There is a fair local and export
demand, and the market rules steady at CSC.
@Sl for pIime red; 81 Os@l Is for prime to
choice white. There is q good demand for
choice Kentucky white, but none Offering;
sales of 200 bushels of good white at 81 10
$50 bushels of fair red at 97c; 50bushels Of
prime do. at Doc; 300 bushels of fair do. at
95c.; 200 bushels of common white at ESQ.,;
400 bushels Of prime at $l-lO 200 bushels of
do. at 81 06.
CORN-The market is dull and heavy,
and prices lower, closing at 30e., at lower
depots sales of 1000 bushels of Ear at 30c.;
700 bushels of Sbslled at 30c.
0ATS-The demand is moderate at 25c,
in bulk.
RYE-The market is unchanged and dull;
we quote prime at 5l@52e.
BARLEY-The market remains dull and
nominal. There il nothing doing soc. is
the nominal asking rate for prime Fall, buta
lot placed on the market could not be sold at
over SOC. -l -7.. q
HAY-Prime Timothy is dali at $9@lO
per luu, on arrival. The supply Is in excess
of the demand. s'L
CHEESE-There is nothing doing, and
prices are nominal at SC. for new and 697c.
for old.
BUTrER-The demand is limited and
confined to the local trade, at l0@llc. for
prime 10 choice qualities. Common grades
are heavy, and almost unsaleable.
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and Esstern Exchange are 10 little demand
at rs prem. for bRDkabie funds Ohio and
Indiana notes are received freely at par, and,
in some instances, a premium Of SOLO per
cent Is paid for that money Illinois Money
has almost disappeared from circulation in
St Louis, none Of the Banks there for the
past few days having any thing whatever TO
DO With II.
In Chicago, Illinois Paper Is no longer
recognized as Currency, and is received as a
special deposit. Exchange is plenty at l@lH
per cent. discount for Gold end par OK per
cent premium for Ohio, Indiana and Iowa
Currency. Old discredited Illinois Currency
is bought up by the Brokers at 35@3sc. on
the dollar.
In New Orleans, all kinds Of business are
siagnnnt and quotations nearly nominal
no transactions Of note occurring either in
Money or Exchange. "
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Uniform of the southern Confederate
Army.

Uniform Of the Southern Confederate
Army.
Coat-Short tunic of cadet grey cloth,
double-breasted, with two rows OF buttons
over the breast the row two inches apart
at the waist and widening toward the
shoulders. Suitable Tor cavalry as well as
infantry.
Paptaloons-Of sky blue cloth, made full
in the leg, aud trimmed according to corps,
with blue for infantry, red for artllley, and
yellow for cavalry. No other distinction.
For the General and the officers of his
staff the dress will be of dark blue cloth,
trimmed with gold; for the medical de-
partmenr black cloth, with gold and velvet
trimming.
All badges of distinction are to be marked
upon the sleeves and collars. Badges OF
distinguished rank, on the collar only; for a
Brighter General, three large stars; for a
Colonel, two large stars; for a Lieutenant
Coloueb one large star; for a Major, one
small star and a horizontal bar; for a Cap
tain, three small stars; for a First Lieuten-
ant tNo small stars; for aSecond Lieuten-
ant, one small star. 100
BuItebs-For q General and staff officers
the buttons will be Of bright gilt, convex,
rounded at he edge-a raised eagle at tue
centef.i Surrounded by thirteen stars. -Ex-
terror diameter of large sized buttons, one
inch of small size, one halt-inch.
For officers of the corps Of engineers the
same button is 10 be used, except, that in the
place Of the eagle and stars, there will be q
raised "E' in German text. .-. n
For officers of artillery, iDfansy, rilemsu
and cavalry, the buttons will be a plain gilt
convex, with a large raised letter in the cea-
teI-"An for artillery, Il" for infantry, &c.
The sxteIior diameter of large-sizea buttons,
seven tights of al inch; small size, one half
inch.
For all enlisted men Of artillery, a large
ga" raised in the center of q three quarter
inch button. 4-
For all enlisted men, the same as for artil-
lery, except that the number OF the regiment
will be substituted for the letter HAp 10 q
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NEW York, May 29-P. Motion quiet
and unchanged: sales 200 bales at l3hc.
for middling Uplands.
Flour opened dull and heavy, except for
extra State which was scarce and in fair re-
quest for export sales 10000 barrels at $50
5 05 for superine State; So 20@5. 80 for
extra State; 81 95@5 O5 for superfine West
ern; So lC@5 35 for common to medium
extra Western; So 05@5 Go for shipping
brands extra ronnd hoop Ohio, and 50 zoo
Z Is for trade brands DO, closing dull and
heavy for pretty much all kinds. Canadian
Flour without change: sales 600 barrels at
80 20S7 40 for inferior to choice extra.
Rye Flour selling slowly al IS 1o@4. Corn
meal-A limited business reported at So for
Jersey, and So 20 for Brandwine.
Whisky less active, but prices without i'm
portant change sales of 500 brls. at l62c.
Wheat opened quite firm for sound aud
heavy for uusound, closing dull and heavy
for pretty much all kinds: sales of 19, 200
bushels unsound and inferior Chicago Spring
at 81 0l@l 08; q, 1900 do. common and good
sound do. at 81 l0@l Is; $4,000 do. fair to
good North western Club at ST. l5@l Is;
20, 900 do. unsound and inferior Milwaukee
| club at 81 07@l 10; $500 do. soundc com non
to very choice Western at 81 1901 30, the
latter price for small lots 5000 do. white
Western at 81 39@I45; 5000 do. fair Canada
CLUB at 81 10. rye Qul6V. SAFES OI l,ouO DuSu-
els Northern at &c. Barley dull at 50@65c.
Corn rules quite firm, with a fair demand for
home consumption: sales of $4,000 bushels
at 46@4Tc. for new mixed Western; 42@44e,
for unsound do; 48@50c. for Western yellow
55E@66c. for old mixed Western. Oats dull
at 3l@33c. for Western aud Canada, and
32H@331c. for State.
Pork rather more active, but prices with
out material change: sales of $50 brls. 81
SIG 75@l7 for mesa and Sl2 2o@l2 so fol-
prime. Beef dull, with trifing sales at SAC
4 so. for country prime; IS S7@6 rs for do
mess; S10@ll for repaeked mess, and Sill 2;
@l2 so for extra mess. Prime mess Bee
nominally unchanged. Beef Hams quie
at $l3@l5. Cut Meats dull and nomina
5@5Lc. for Shoulders, and 6@7c. for Hams
Bacon quiet and unchanged. hard a little
frmer: sales of 400 brls. at 999Ac. .a
Butter is selling at s@l4Hc. for Ohio, anC
e@16c. for State. Cheese 3@8c.
Coffee without important change in price
and in fair request sales Of 2 300 bags BIZ
at l2@l3Ac; 376 bags San Domingo, a
llXc. cash. Sugar-Raw is still verI
heavy, and prices rule slightly in favor Q
the purchaser: sales Of 1902 hhds. Cuba a
3Z@4Hc., by auction; ll9 hhds. do, slight
damaged at 3H@3%c. Melasses dull an
dropping: 70 bids. Porto Rico at 2692Sc
and 70 hhds Cuba Muscovado at l49leK,
in bond, r-Hi -~ .