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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-06-12

YOO Jan L FIND
ARTICLE, THAT SUITS AS WELLAs
HEIMSTREET'S INIMITABLE
HAIR RESTORATIVE.
Apothecaries and Consumers all testify that
IT Is H ONLY RELIABLE ARTICLE
FOR THE BAL \ r
Read tho testimony from Kentucky.
PADUcAH, Ky, duly p, 1850.
MI; w. A: BELL,
Hair Restorative, and am satisfied, from an experience
IN all other preparations for the like purpose, that il
IS the only article ever before the public worth puTch-
JOHN C. DAILY.
PApucAH, Kr, July 81, 1850.
Messrs. w. E.. HAGAs & Co. Troy, NY.
Gents above please find statement of Mr.. John
streets Inimitable Hair Restorative. This testimony
is given after having used most Of the preparations
tive, and must be considered conclusive as 10 the
merits Of the Inimitable. Am out of the large size.
forward by Railroad double the quantity we had be-
fore. Very truly yours, WA. BILL.
IT WILL RESTORE THE EATURAA CoLoR OF
HAIR,
where age or sickpes. has turned it grey, and it win
render II soft and glossy.
ANYBODY"
Who may try IL, will find that it does not color the
skin, but by stimulating the natural secretions AZ the
roots, gives new life and strength TO the Hair. and
/ thu TSeiOfBb Us CDlOf u uceDuGss- 20 II can Dc used
as freely as water upon the scalp. and with az much
safety-iti is composed OF oil and stimulating spirits,
and as aR article for the toilet. has no equal.
re- Read this Letter:
ST. Louis, Mo-, June let. 1864.
Messrs. W. e. HAGAS & Col hereby certify mat
my Hair having become gray and my head partially
bald, ! bought from Henry Reynolds, Druggist. one
four bit bottle of H~EIMSTREETS INIMlTADLE
HAIR By its nse my Hair was re-
stored 70 its original color and thickness; il removed
all dandruf, arrested its falling, and gave il a rich,
glossy appearance. Its effects were entirely different
from any Hair Preparation l ever used before. j
know OF several ladies and gentlemen. ny intimate
friends. who all speak Of the "Inimitable'' a. being
the best and cheapest Hair Preparation in our market.
i can fully recommend il, and will refer any one to
Henry Reynolds, Druggist, for the truth OF my state
ments. WIN ~BOSBYSHAJL.
~ Read one Of the many letters received by tke
Proprietors:
.-s st; LOUIE No . SssSS9s.
The happy results attending the use Of Heimstreet's
~Inimitable Gin every sense OF the word Hair Restora-
tive, seems TO demand that l should give my testi-
mony that other ladies might profit by it. Ihaye new
er used q hair preparation that i liked SO well. IL has
completely restored every hair that was grey 10 the
color 1t was in ~girlhood, and has brought II out thick
2 and healthy. / was induced TO use the article by Mr..
Reynolds, your Agent here. II this letter viii be Of
z service, you may publish II.
Very respectfully yours,
: Mrs. u. NJ. BORST, Brooklyn ST.
Price SOC and $1pn Per DoIIle. Sold everywhere
w. Z. HAGAN eco, ProprlcIOrs, Troy. y. Y.
o Sold in Raleigh by r, T. Pescnd, williams & Hay
wood, Ireael Broe., and b. all reSponsible dealers in
medicines in the United States. Sly
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-06-12
PIANOS, MELODEONs, ORGANsNc

INSTRUMENTS of tbs best class, warrantedE eve
L ry particular, furnished at the lowest po< PL'-
ces. A list of the different kinds aud pria
A liberal discount to schools and MINISTRY
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-06-12
CAuTION.

As certain unprfncipled persons are attempting TO
palm of on the unsuspecting public, limitations Of my
GLUE, I would caution all persons 30
examine before purchasing, and see that the tull name
|" SPALnINGsS GLUE, @
Is on the nut side wrapper; all others are swindling
counterfsAs.
9EsvsntSx - 1850. H.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-06-12
H-A sirsSe bottle Of SPA DING'S prepared GU
wiz save ten snes its cost annually. "a
SPALDINGS PREPARED GLUEi
sPALDINGS PREPARED GLUEi
SPALDINGS PREPARED GLUEl@

OAFA TIE FIbOEo
ECONOMY! DISPATCH
W"A STITcH IN TINE SAVES NINE" 81
As accidents wiz happen, even in well regulated
families, it is very aesirahle TO have some cheap and
convenient way for repairing Furniture, Toys, Crocke-
ry, &c.
- SPALDINGS PREPARED GLUE
fegd to be without il. Il is always ready, and up to
the sticking point.
SEF IN EVERY HOUSE."
D. B.-A brush accompanies each bottle. Price, 25
centx< Address,
G. SPALDING,
No. 4s CEDAR Street, New-York.
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NEW BOOKS.

DANCROFTS HISTORY OF THE UNITED
ID STATE Vol. S.
Introduction TO the study of international Law
designed as an adj Historical studies.-ByT Theodore
d. WoOlsey, President of Yale College.
For sale by WI. POMERoY.
Raleigh, Aug. %, 1850. 52-tf
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HAvERFoRD, Pa, Feb, 6, 1851.
Mr.. SPALDING
SIR
1 wish you to send me- one more box Of your Cepha-
tic Pills, l have received a great deal of benefit from
them
Yours, respectfully,
MARY ANN ST0IKH0USE.
SPRUCE CREEK, HUNTINGTON Co., Pa.
January Is, 49,,
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TURNER'S
NORTH CAROLINA ALMANAC!
1861
IL YEAR OF OUR LORI

Published and sold, wholesale and retail, by II. D.
TURNER, at the North Carolina Bookstore, Raleigh,
n, c.; and by j. b. LIPPINCOTT q CO., Philadel.
phia, and A S. BARNES & BURR, and HUBBARD,
URGES & CO., New York.
RALEIGH. Oct. 81, 1880. 10-tf
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-06-12

LIVERY variety Of this most fragrant flower. Il
LIZ immediate planting price from 81 90 to $A1
per dozen. THOMAS CARTER, Rai~sgn, NC.
J Raleigh, April 20 1s6i.,a S-lm
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JOHN G. DAILY.
IT WILL RESTORE THE NATURAA COLOR OF
THE HAIR,
AN YBODY'

Who may try IL, win find that ii does not color the
skin, but by stimulating the natural s~ecretions at the
roots, gives new life and strength TO the Hair. and
thus restores its color and freshness. II can be used
as freely as water upon the scalp. and with az much
s~afety-it Is composed OF oil and stimulating Spirits,
and as an article FOR the toilet. has no equal.
SE- Read this Letter.
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Superb Dahlias of every Color.

A LARGE supply 6fsthe Above beautiful piaAss
price IS cents each, or $2.50 per dozen.
THOMAS CARCER, Raleigh, NC.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-03
Srfrnl Sefenl

Sefeu! Sefcn!
Dt" oentiden gnblitnm Die InSeiar, ooe i'd
meinsn Stpre neh einseridstet uno cine bepeus
tenoe .I aus~att pen > fem iroer Grt Dcrr6tbid
eaee' S@ claude i'm Stante au lein, Sebermdnf
InlI cam 9ewunl6tsn bsoienen Su fGnnen. Sn<
penn i@ tir fruDersn 3uiPru& banfe, bUFe i'd aui
stnt 5OrtlsbunS csiisItsn. 8. SETTER.
Slr. 92 MainIreet
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Dampfidjif- SetOir0uns ,pilcbsn 0ldmOnO Inn

DamPfitiff- SerDtrbnns spiIdsa 3i6munS tfus
Wer gprf.
Sae Oampfidtfi ,,StuonUtc" Yerldst 8idmpuo
lsSen Dtenitas, Na&mittdss 4 ubr, uno Nurfult
@tittmr6 Mittag.
Oas DampfiGif uSamestDpn" serI6et gtid-
mOno ieben 5rsitas, 9la6mittoas 4 ubr. nnp
Norfulf am Sdmstas 01ittaa.
Der 5a9rpreis IN Der Gntiitt, Nabl,,ittn .tn.
ssfblulieu, tetrSet $40.
SIN Steeraae, ctne &ch, SIS.
GreurIiOns-3tdet, fur biz Commemorate oil,
hs. SIS. ''N'' S'''
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petersburg 6riib,ua benusen, treffen ,s:tIo NIT
Der gtOrfclf.Yetersburs 8a6tfin erNerrr Stont
Gin, Hm nit BEN Dampfbcct meter qe6en IN fSn.
nen. &tdsts fir bie1c 8pur fSuncn am Seters-
burg Depot Srt6f't perbtn ano 6etrdat rer,oou,e
5aerpreiS sei&falls Hur $40.
4nblam II. 5ttn.ttn.
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GnilletOa.
Die
@5e5etueatffe bean 81. &c ate.
Sps
5ttnti6 8Brmfetn.
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sSttesr tort, uno ba mar .sin Brief Gin 8eicf
pom unlsrm 3ocpb. 8Umnt isbt tu's Fans, SIR
fpIIt @nes b6r.n.
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. ate lsl16 OEHsen :
Hats < Cans
IIcn. 031dLEeiI

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am yieuen l!ari!, renl @emhicmoyft 8egenHter.
cine naae 8aderci ein8frihtet Sat, unO Oas sr
40 frenen piro, relDt oieIe alts H. nsae j9uupen.
nit 5'O93enbrOb, 9hpars- n0 9esB-9rgD unp
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WSarmpr 9trbeitelI,

11IuIFIIl'I JRI!INtI UT OItH HID 9TH.
Melne 6reu1oe uHo Hoposleute tno t:sunbh einae[a,
ben, meIre sorrdtfssH @r5eiten, auf bas efdmodsoe
in iialttnihsm Inn aner;ton9em WarmDr oaeeefiibrt
N %9enpein 81 epRsn uno elmer Yrfusa sR nIeripers
I'm, ebe te enoerparS Derartise 9sleaunoei ader ba ids
uberSeu9I bin, saB m meine seebrten RuNbm e6en 10 a
unp bit8r beeienen ann ale isene elm amber atrit6n
II ltelt9er S1ot GonS ,rBeSeuf Satp6 Sincent
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9ubn SmaD,
Mlainisr.. 3midleu per Is. nnO 49,. @roge
gnpfegIt lBbrpusdusrn Owe 6rg lee6rtin Seurbrn qr
tljfam ubsrbappt isju reithe5 yaeer 'gcH
&eHtIda ann iron36itlbfu g8eiutn (b.t alalde
uno @,aQouel
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trus eaphli frlel6f ein Gaaer SCu beutsn s5rlstcr
Gi9artn bei g86o1le unD 81 tall Gansits mn Sgnfg,
onoreS 26oaren @Ranbeln 49, bic er I'M GyroEeY
Uro Rltiueu bjui0it erfauf. Sg1p G56gD Sal
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Sestneunas,t.

EDWARD v. CANNON,
Defentli6er Wpra uno Gjeridts. gneait,
Sffcs: @df @nSrrncr. nRo -Strae,
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ward. IL - cyidert that the government loans
must make The standard price for money during
tbs war. When the governlont offers 7.3O per
entper annum for all the money that seeks employ
ment 1t cannot be expected that it will rule any
lower than this rate in open market. Parties who
want the privilege of calling in their money at
few hours notice must of course be content
with tribe less tlah $40, and borrowers whose
credit is not as good a. chat of the govern
ment must expect to pay more. But the
standard rate WI be that which the
government pays for money. If, when Congress
meets, a. we al hope and believe, the work of
suppressing this rebellion has been so far achieved
that the government con borrow at per cent ~
less, the price Of money IN the open market viii
fall but until then IL will not do to expect Tire
market to rule much below $50 per cent.
Bankers bills ori.ondon sold yesterday at l0Gy4
a l07 per cent, and documentary mercantile bills
At 1857. At these rates there is handsome
profit on mportat ions OF gold from E0ropc. and il
may be expected thai coin VII now arr w IN
almost every steamer Happily the change wl
fnd the London market in strong condition.
The rate OF interest has bson reduced to
very low point aud the bullion in the
Bank of England has increased steadily for
several successive weeks. london Can spare rs
ten or twelve millions without Inconvenience, AID
we presume ~ shalt receive them before a month
elapscs. IT, however. exchange should continue
for more than i month to rule ut ia present
point, or If it shoud fall ssll lover. the eject
upon the London markets night prove Ions.
The loss Of trade suffered ny England in couso.
queBce O. the Southern rebellion (Which Euelish
men are now abctiing) has been ABSOLUTELY ap.
palling. The exports OF goods from tie port q
Liverpool have declined 70 per cent and lroiG G.l
that we can lean there is no pyosi'prt az he de.
cline being checked Under our plesent ta,ia the
inlucement to import foreign dry goods /,
very small indeed, and 10 il now Ger.
tain that the duties. II altered at thc
next session OF Congress, viii rather be III
creased lhnn diminished Even free traders
who opposed ,he NORTH tatiG from first e. lasl
now accent the situation and for the sake u t.e
balance Of trade ana tho retention Of our specie
are not aversc H. prohbi,or> duties ior 1 time n
is plain that EudapI cannot diSpe,.a i nix tia faad
which we are now enportip1 o, as cotton ,,bieh
it is expected NE -hali begin IL eSpcrt CONC fi,a
this winter. II therefore. ~ AN leao at, H.
portations Of FOREIGN dry goods ana otls,l,,rl,ar
disp down 10 II nominal figure We t.tc nov. al.
M. We shall deyo,ye upon lnalaul II. ANY IL
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sllES AT AUCTION.
~. g: CHAPMAN 4 CO, AUCTIONEERS.
IA. ELEGANT FIRST CLASS HOUSEHOLD FURNi.
TURE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
Magnificent seven octave Pianofore,

a. nLEdAS% SfssS ShAss H5SshHoSD ruRM
Rosewood Drawing Room Suits
Bronze and Ormolu Chandeliers
OIL Paintings Statnary Bron2es
Rosewood Chamber an Oak Dining Room Furniture,
China, Glass and Siverware Table Cutlery xc
The catalogue comprising the largest and rich assortment
house furnished ali MAJ, and { IN complete
der, the property of Abraham Nanderpoo, BOD The sale
a. No. Il q x e sy MoGa ece o a
Drawing R0omsErgtnt bronze and onnoln Chandeliers,
Candeablas and Brackets; two superb Manel Majors Ter
covered In satin brocel Egeres Sauary ma bic top
mirror doors and back Secrere and Bookcase lned with
salnwood Centre Tables Cabinets, Velvet ana medalo
Carpets, Rugs embroidered Lace Curtains Cornccs ana
Shades artistic Bronaes representing uheyae DC Maiie,
Night and Morning. CRUSADERS &c; Oh Paintings by RAN
ney, Chapman MARTIN. Vandeipoo' and other eminent ar
s Gardens " Versailles ana iuxeubonrs by Dawes In
and Flowers, by Ranney Winter Scene Danube;
molu Clock runs punl Sevres and Dresden china Or
nament two magnificent Sevres Vases from the collection
MAGNiFioEET SEVEN OCTAVE rIANoroRrE,
inid ath saiinvsod ros"wooa Ay Stool Muse ooss
emer,ierea eon Cover Music Rack nats,ana ocoth
sna s" os s Louis ha s
modes p math Wardrobe Dressing and Toilet Tables
shada lorai "e0 LII f4e oa Fease Beds
hnsla,- pioM Blankets, Sheets Quilts, Counserpanes
decorated emma ''lI p lsil Sv9 ROM S1,''"
Solid Oak Bua richly oak Extension Table 16 foot
draw as: ersS paaeh Arm Chairs Buffers Tray Coehes
Napkn Rings Egg Stand AMI Boiler Caas Baskets Casters
a ~srS nd de ar house Of c Co., a ana
and Preserves sands Pinch Bow sheAsld Tatie Cnefr
nsye ssortnent d Bes. niont.3i Kitchen Furniture
SSes pss'" YIN be II sisnance e pack snip r rs
CHArAAN K CO vii I've the,r rartcisT a.tenou 10 the
sale OF furniture Of fan.i declining hon eAseping.
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EDWARD sCHENCK, AUCrIONEER
Ia HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD rrENfTU Fl, AT
"a MI L Nm = ~ 4 LIZ IN IL n

No. II EAST TIiIKTILFI SFNEUF,
BY EDWARD sCUENCk, on Tuesday 81, irst, at lnla
o'clock, the above house, large Inc Houae
hold Furniture, consisting Of elegant Pastor Fur
nitue covered III satin brocae Brussels Carps iAough
out the house. rosewood Eegec rosewood Centre Tabe
Lace Curtains elegant bronze Clock and Figures Crner
stand Chandeliers ana Gas Fixtures throughout the house,
Extension Table, Dining Chairs Cut Glass, China a.; Gut
leiy and Plated Ware mahogany and enanoiC Bedroom
suits BedsteadS Bureaus Wsshsiands, &c.; trst qusy
curled bar Mattresses feather Bolstets and Pillows Table
Linen, Sheets Blankets Refrigerator usual
rety OF Kitchen Furniture.
ALSO
An elegant BAROMETER, lnade by FtOpSfAM,
An ANtR'IDE, made by tVUDSifAM.
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A ucrIoN S0gIcE;-p y; cAuLKiNs, roNEER.

The property Of inu1}lf brctsiNs up housekeeping
MONDAY OCT Z AZ io,s . CLOCK
precisely nil the snInib and costly fhrairo, Partmgs
satuay aud Works q Art, raesooa rawne oon suits,
contained IN the .dalce No. 23 Wst Fourteenth street,
between Eighth aud Ninth avenues The aacti5nccr calls
the special attention of Tho public to s sale being the
largest and cl Il Of Household Furnitrre
offered ~ auction ,his Tho Fu,ture all made
for the presen, oYper and Is In complete order The whole
viii be perenoiy AM aDsoln0A sid witheyt reserve.
DRAWING ROOM EpGNlTHpE
consists Of God Et M tops and french
plate doors and back hays .rk Table nlaid with mother
Of pearls rosewood Centre Table, s.a,ugy marble Top; ll
suits Of Drawing Room Earnursoent Tc'ea.ietc 5ois,
rosewood frames and e1Iored satin hr.cde
OF The most expensive description wo nso'a To- es niad
buhl aud r. Use shell; BrtaGe an Lace CrlaSs ornou
ana bronze Ghant hers inpor ID from Paris by Ma La
panz Co. UaGe'a rus, bYkes, tsuCh rlate Pier and
Mlntel Mirrors, wit b gill frames; superb Scvres and
Dresden China Vase richly deeoracd taritn marble sl
tnetes of lie Seasons, artistic Bronze iepesenne Night
and Aofnug Pandora, Painting Poetry, Music Crusaders,
Sc antique Vases, iioo llercgaieun aud Pomreii;
Chairs bronze Clock, ,t1s oil Paintings by
Rnuscl iLrlan Huntington, Cole, Lrsasd and other emf
artists.
MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE pIAHoFoRTE,
carved legs and four round corners finished all round
inaid with PEARL Music Rack rosewood 5000, covered in
bro,ade; cmhrodered coh Cover, Booss and tsc hall
rosewood Hastgr oicih, Sair Carpet, &c Chambers,
second story Richly carr 81 rosewood dscads, style Louis
NV H!reaus and Comm les 70 match Narirobcs Dress
Arm Chairs, Curtains SHADES, Curniaes Hair Mattresses
P,lasseS, Feather Beds bpstrrs aud Pillows Blankets,
Sheets, Quts, CONF rrans decorated t.lni Toilet Sets,
oval Mirrors, Dihiag Room falniturd OF every Kind
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r FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

SuNpAY, Oct Q, 1851.
The course of trade does not vary. Our i'm
ports continue light, our exports heavy, the move
mcnt of specie inward. Our imports at this port
for the year, to date, only vary about quarter of
million from our exports of produce and specie.
The leading articles of import last week were cot.
fee, sugar, tea, wool and guns. We note an inn
portation of $50 bales Of cotton from Europe. The
following the official tables Of the trade of the
port
Imports.
FIR the tcsek. 1850. 1860 1851
Dry goois......... 81, 0,362 1862 $40 5i7 o49
General Merchandise 25e7,l4i 2,cil 1862 1,i42,4o3
Total for the week. s4.227 500 s,7os,78i 500 $50
Previously reported 1872, e9l ISL s7 1920
since January sl97 2lo,i 1877 1856 ia s6s 90 Gil l7a
EXPORTS PRoDucE AND MERCHANDISE
For the week 81 Sc, 1874 2.7sS,ass so4S 'sas
Previously reported. 4s,4is576 6s6l 535 93oil 9Os
Since January L. SO sss 74o 90 7e3 % o57 al
EXPORTS or SPECIE
1859. 1850 1861
For the week. ...... ISL 6s9.419 none
Previously reported. 2ss,s76 80 sos $50 3245 275
Since January -. SIS ol6, 55y 4o,45477l 3245275
The banks will probably show a gain of specie
tomorrow; the actual receipt Of gold during the
week at the port, from California and from Eu
the specie average shown was s3s 1923 ,552-an in
crease of 81 1880 from the week previous MANY
persons look for an average ranging from thirty.
nine to forty millions tomorrow. The reserve can.
not increase much at present as the amounts
drawn from bank by persons subscribing for Trea
sury notes pretty nearly balance the dsburse.
ments Of the Sub-rreasury, and Mr.. Chase's drafts
are kept out West and elsewhere and used as q
currency. instead of being sent here for payment.
Mr. Cisco has not been obliged to draw on the
banks for any money since our last weekly review.
People who hold government drafts will not prn.
sent them for payment-they are found SO con-
venient as currency. Next week, in all pro.
liability, some of these drafts will come 20 hand
and the Sub-Treasury balance will run down
Meanwhile the banks are receiving at the present
time interest at the rate of 3.l0ths per cent per
annum, or about Sso,00O,OOO, from the govern
ment-not very bad operation for them.
Money is IN pretty fair demand at 6 per cent
on call; the sest paper goes at a per cent, and
iair 70 good paper at per cent month and up.
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."mm"n /" ,hacr Western :. ~ 90 %,
Extra Canada. s. -
Njxcl to .lfaitni sotLcrn n :" g M
straight 10 ,oS, extra Ii, 4 nj ! 7 10
Choice extra family an bik.l,' Dtan,tS 10 4 Is GO
rye flour M ! 4 "a
Corn meal jersey ana Band X tu....... ~ i 90
ca,,. ,.. Till
-."'a'''' iour WINS scarce ''' ~ hthef Il" es We
quite tra The demand vs. great apd $40, tootud up
about 400 bhs. within ny io4e rr.t. IA ii, res
Southern Hour was firm w,.h o1 3uI.f,l II mirt ior
xpor,. The sales comprised about gSu AIS clpsnp
* res, with sales Of 2so ~ jsrn nea fae irla, with
small sales Of Jersey ara srrndtHiac, at q'utors
change Of moment. Tn .aG. vas active ulriy Tor
france. The sales for lii, Gay ted w ab.u $50 $50
bushels, here and 10 arrivo ,in, W. atct, II 81 ~
81 40 for white Kentucky. s, W. 81 4h Tor good to prime
white ONO and Mchg Y, III &', auptf Tthigan 81 30
81 81 for red Wa'er, ~ - 81 80 for
red state, 81 u III ~ f1r amber Iowa,
- 20 a 81 ~ for N.tN tukcc ctb, 81 q n 81 %
Tor gnod Racine spring - " ~ = tar fti,ag sirlg,
and 81 10 II ~ for OLD ilNa5 \, egb. octn ifm,
but withont lnoab'e ca,er q p,cts wno the dom nd
was good both Tor ne rasMata a0 e. c>polt The
sales embraced about 30 co. uso, Soc 50 isc Cor
56c for good to choice shppr. .ots of Etstcrp mixed.
Barley was IN steady demand .wtn 40 orses OF prime
four rowed State at 15c Buiey ma. MAS fm at 10.
soc oats were steady and \ uil st at sc Sic.
ior Canadian, and a3lsc, sic for WESTERN aud At SIC
soc. ior state
COFFEE was quiet but hn sales OF 800 bags Of good to
pl me Rio at lohic l51lc
CorN-fhe market was quiet hnt s'ealy, with sales,
IN small lots, amounting y about $50 bales. We continue
u quote midlling ullands AT 2l}ac.
FtEr Isatos T. Liverpool we're easier and engage
r. hts moderate. About 80 600 shells Of corn
-ol at Id, in ships bags. biz q wEca! rcet
li1a, and another ~ l2d Fion was nominal AZ 3s To
ionion engagements were imitot aJd rai, nominal To
y ere rates were tm, with enIa goments If 40 OUc
600 bushels wheat at CSC, and 1000 bbls Hour
al s5e.
Try cod was dull, and moderate sales woe
MA 9 ~ ~ - l2h. MHcaerei was steady, with lair
safes ~ Il 80 of No. So = s. 50 No 9 and 50 80
for No. 3. .icring selling at zoe. Csc Tor scaol
ard u l2c. lie Tor No L. Flckle, and gntcd were IN
ch 3nGen.
n f-1ic market was les. sciive tb,Yy, t,rioas ynra
firm a tla ,te advance so,as ~ layoss ,aisirs 49,
max ~ ut ~ Is and bunch N 10 A. ~ c,rr,n,s 800
ii, nlly held 70 i0o " <s' ~ WV
Hay was s,oldy with moderate saIcs al Axe , soc ca.
Shipping lois md NJ soc n 65c lor civ ~. - " - -
lisar-rhe last sale comorise,i b sid ha,cs Mani,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-07
NEWS FROM TINE REBEL STATES.

AHA IRIS on the Potomac-The Confederate
Lonn--Thc Post Onice Department-Thc
Manu,a,ture or hrms--Nefcnce OF the
Coast, Sc, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-07

MoRrARTy AuCmoNEER WILL SELL THIS
q day 4 70 O'Clock At liS Chatham square Futtufe.a
good assortment or convenience OF sale; also
Feather Beds Oh Paintings Mirrors, Clock; also shawls,
Shirts and variety OF Fancy euG Dry Goods.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-07

orently released and the remaining fourteen are now IN
Richmond These fellows said TO be the party VINO
burned the Boone Court House and have been Committing
various dcpredaiions in the county.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-07

-TI SENATORIAL D1STRTuT--TWE LFTH SEVEN
4 Irenh. Twentieth, Iwcnty.Grst and TWeuty-second
wards Regular OF the Peoples Union Csnventon
tor Senator, H. b. BRADFORD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-07
MOUNTED RANGERS IN WESTERN VIRGINIA.

FROM uie Hcsmond Dispatch, Oct. 81
On sun ay morning tho ih ult Captain pnto,s cor,
Iany ~ ho1riea Rangers assaied intronced camn If
Iniosls, over hfty strong n place called pond W.
mao re7is arco, With tie exception Of firing oro ,
en' to.K ~ ~ III for safety The Ranaers cant1red
6eYthteeA q! The nm.b-r, three Of whom were sabsa