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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-10-30

TIE GRAND DIvIs1oN.-Two weeks from the
date of this paper, is the day appointed for the
meeting of the Grand Division, at Concord, in
Cabarrus county--bcginning at 9 O'Clock, A. M
Are the members making their arrangements to
attend? 1t is an important meeting to the inter-
ests of the Order-one at which much must be
done towards setting eur Divisions actively at
work again. The exig ,ncies of the times de.
mand that the benign influences OF the Order
should be again felt in community. Many of US
are witnesses as to the disastrous effects upon So
siety which lite temporary suspension, in some pla- |
ces, have occasioned. We must regain our lost
positions-we must build up our waste places
We must devise steps and means to accomplish
these ends. Where can we do so ss unitedly and
effectively as at the meeting of the Grand Divis-
len? Here can we meet toy ether, consult as to
the wants of the Order and the best means for
tproviding for them, and perfect plans for a scting
desired ends besides enjoying the pleasures of
social fraternal intercourse, which alone is worth
the trouble and expense of repairing to the place
of meeting.
The town Of Concord is situated Immediately on
the North Carolina Railroad, and it is Their Store
cde1y oCcosoiOLcs duU dI nearly q central p0rlOD
of the State. We have good reason to hope, with
these advantages, and the many high considera-
lions which should impel every member of the
Grand Division to be present, that we shall have
a large and profitable meeting of the Grand Di-
vision.
And We trust the members of the Subordinate
Divisions in Concord and Cabarrus county. will
make the usual and necessary preparations for the
reception of the members of the Grand Division
and for holding the sessions of that body.
rs Very few Of the Subordinate Division,
have as yet forwarded the Returns and Dues t
the G.. D. It is all. important they should do 8,
forth with. so that the Grand Scribe and other Of
fcsrs may be able to have their reports ready b
the meeting on the 18th of November. To thos
Divisions that have sent up Returns, the Pas,
words have been forwarded; and they will bs ser
to others as soon as the Grand Scribe is in receir
of the Same from them. Please do no. deiay tb
premptest attention to this matter.
Members to the Grand Division will 20 an
return upon the Railroads at one fare, as usual,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-10-30

DEAD.-Hon. R. II. Dick, one of our Superior
Court Judges, died in H~ertford, recently, while ON
his circuit. He was in the roth year Of his age, and
had been on the Bench % years.
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BoaUR ISLAND, near Fort Macon, Oct. nth. ,ss,

81 BoGUR ISLAND, near Fort Macon Oct s7b 1881,
EDITOR SPIRIT o IF a ACES suppose that you will think that I I'M unite
negligent by not writing sooner, but shall, at the outset, render my excuses to
ou like those men thai were hidden to the great fca.t. The day tbs r I'D ;,..u
dd to AVE written wasa very veto me-, and you know ina coth tmf aneonc. -
tents, and by these two bearers it threw m behind time for last weeEs rrSHu
ton. So take an early opportunity of giving Won thu news from RnTr,I pT InSI
which hope may be interesting o You and your many readers. There hs nothinc
transpired o. great interest," since m y last
The Yankees are still hOyerIng around u.s. in sight sometime md AZ OF ers h-
asn not amnot apprehsnsivs of any officially at present although o istS Sab,
bath we had orders to cook three days rations. We then expected a AMI in :. Ts
hours; put that paesedo off, ant o eyeryt thing is calm ave HI buue of n.
camp, which would seems at to any me o accustomed o acquainted with it
On on day last week, W c heards eveT.as hotsf red-and in act some of m saw
taem-by our vessesly lying of ron shore. some six or eight mile. We "A Tot
the beachto ascertain or strength or whetherthey were firing at IN English vessel.
The ground for Ms belief u.s. as stated to ron before bout these Fngish ye..sI..
at Aorehead City, n the presumption of son is that ore Of these our was an
English vessel. looking fort theses MOrehead City.
Fort Macon. Our situation here is ne of the most beautiful thst I eyr behed. IL
is just large enough for e comfort of our Regiment: To- and level ntsr.ne-r.a5
with Cypress AM Orange bushes. thick enough O shield us from tn wind vbcb I.
SO cool N . place like this; also therear sand banks nextto the beach to held ps
Iom the enemys approach.
The health Of the Regiment is improving rapidly; there being but few e,s..o NJ
sick in h Hospital: he mumps an he measles have bopf et thronob ~
Regiment. There asb been We deaths sin ur regiment DURING tn last W. $50.
Icannot conclude these lines without thanking he kind me aferionate sGs.
of odd Caldwell. for tdr kindness to u.s., while here IN by sending nsa onan
ny OF blankets and socks, which met with . happy reception. And must also
friends, that while yu are living in comfort and ease that we re here Ino.ed ~
III the heats an cold addicted to ttsc imate-whie yOu nave poS ned ~ ret
yourselves on at night, W have o rests and sleep o a plsnf ad frsone,It ~.
on the ground and n blanket, and my be none at ALI and perhaps il NAV he raj.
ing, and in thisl o country wheren Lis naturally vet nc marsby. " o. conr.e
cannot be comfortable; and recolect. too that " e are nothee to protect M
selves alone, but also you and your families. N TO protect nr nronp+Ttvs "a In
as or IL it non then: and do y0n not feel ii your duty to try Il make ID
as comfortable as possible2 fog. IassGre You W need il. am OF eu@wIno :,
II, not at all nor could feel justiabe in incorporating it. No. never,
mad INTENDED to stop writing for this time, but as 1 had forgotten o tell 70
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LETTERS FROM OUR ARMY.

CAMP DAVIS, Oct 18th, 1861.
EDITOR SPIRIT OF HE AGE: Since / wrote you last, the op shave suee enough
seen som Yankee Ships" Federal vessels have, for Sol days past, been foat'
ing about in our regions ad have sevaalti times been seen from or camp ad it's
vicinity. Only this afternoon while 1t drill we veryd distinctly saw vessel bout
six DR. eight miles off the coast apparently watching u movements. What heir
intentions art 1 know not, but certain if they are trying to fipbten MS th.r1e
come tot he wrong place.
On Monday lato our Pickets came in with the report that a vessel was near their
posts, and from appearances vas trying to effect a landing. Our Colonel thoupbt
he would take us down to sect them and gave h ORDER III Regiment. forming
in IN almost incredible shotime The sick jumped up from their beds and shout
.dered their muskets-the hospital got the new and +" sheled outr-a were eaoer
for the fight should the enemy further attempt to polute the soil of the I'D North
State by again entering our borders. The "25h" ws fully aroused and anriou,
t. meet Mr. Yankee.
We went dow INTO the beach in doublequick time-a distance OF w miles and
adrsw up in line Of battle. Mr.. Yankee mout have thrown a shell into or
midst but concluded not to-" but after squirting at us for a while through his
glass Qor we coulds eeh im) he hoisted his sails and took III opposue direaion
leaving vi in possession Oft the field, much to our disappointment.
Nothing else of interest has occurred since 1 wrote last our how. are doin,
finely; the Pisgah Guards are doing well. The health of the regiment ie ouauy !.
good as it wa when I wrote last The +. Gs have but few sick. More ano
SSH Yours IN haste, "PISGAH."
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craft and took passage on the Selden, and were sent |
on to Norfolk. One Of the ladies, we understood, had
been held a prisoner in Washington, for alleged sus
picion of correspondence with Southern men in arms
against the o.. 8. We were told they shed tears of joy
and gave way to expressions OF heartfelt gratitude.
that they were once more in a land of liberty and
among gentlemen, and freed from the soil of oppres,
sion, and the association OF men who had no respect
for the innocence Of women or the heiplessness OF
childhood. One Of them reported 10000 of the Fed
eral army to be on the southern side OF the Potomac.
The visit of this federal steamer gave ua an oppor-
tunity Of seeing . once-honored and revered old
friend, but now SO degraded and disgraced that we
looked upon it with loathing and contempt. 1t was
the once-proud EnsigAia of American liberty and
glory-the " flag Of the free and the braye"-theo once
glorious IS stars and stripes" We how
often we had proudly gazed on that time-honored
Ensign-how often we had seen it calamity floating
in the breeze. and hailed it as the flag of the frssst.
the happiest, the most prosperous nation on EARTH
But to our eyes, all its glory had departed. 1t hung
q dirty, faded rag around the flagstaff, the poor piece
of bunting itself being asha med to spread its desc
Grated folds to the breeze in the presence of southern
heemer, Notwithstanding there was . strong wind
blowing at the time, which caused our glorious sub.
stitute for freedoms ensign to float proudly and de-
family from the masthead of the Selden. We felt
sorry for the poor, d~isgraced bunting. and turned
away Illuminating upon the Poets line
ITO what base uses may we come at last r
We might extend our remarks much farther as to what
we saw and heard but our limits forbid. We must
therefore close with the remark. that every where VIZ
went, where North Carolina soldiers had been, theil
praises were upon every tongue. Their perfection il
drill, completeness of equipments, gentlemanly bear
ing and orderly conduct, were every where and by eve
~ one spoken Of, and by all admired. We wer'
sorry to hear that this was in striking contrast will
the conduct Of the troops from some other States
So far as our observation extended, however, sobriet
and good discipline prevailed among all the troops, an,
we visited those from several States.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-05-31
ROBEIIT W. IlRNIIi,
SAIL MAKER.

II hrFmdn 3 Co.'s Shpvdrd.
NlN KEEPS constantly on hand the very lost i'm.
fIfk PORTED linssia Bolt Rope, also the plymouth
AH& Cofda9e company Mannelied Bolt Rope which
bslAr II manufactured expressly for Sail Makers use
~ ssiaand y without exception thu host Every brand
OF hiCk now IA use on tho Coast supplied which h. Is
prepared 10 make M nj the shortest note Ii nj o make
and repair. AWNINGS; CANVASS SIGNS made and III
iefei and mn cd ia the neatest manner Ii Is lila in
fhlnn IN The f.ns1n to Keep all the fashionable PATTERNS
nr ihe Italian window Awnings, which are so much us,i
in the larger cities, ~
Persgls needing anything In his llne OF business may
u'lend upon having thtii orders filled with pronpt moss
aud entire satisfaction guaranteed In every caso
AS-ordurs eau be eft at the shoe store Of j. w. Bifuie
No. lVa West Second street, Wilmington, Del.
ieh ~ ROBERT W. BTRNIE
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-05-31
CHEAP BOOKS
New Books ! New Books
Received at A. D. iNslEiss,
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WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
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ADN.Nighas or AnANs, Mioun,iuesr Grizzly BEAR Hun
tor in California by iiliirI ~ '
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LIVE STOCK INSURANCE.
TO THE PUBLIC.
/" The Mutual Live stock HnNur-
ance Company OF the State
Df RIRH1VvprR


fully organized and prepared to- receive appliea
tiOhs io insure ~ kinds ~ Live Stock, such a..
HORSES, MULES, CATTLE, SHEEP, &C.
II requires ma elaborate Argument to convince an Intel
nsyl community oi lg Importance and prupr-t' OF Live
stock Insurance. will Il is judged be suieirnt simply
TO SAL their attention 10 tie subject.
II the careful, calculating business considers 1t
prudent 70 have hi houses and merchaulizo insured
why mt his horse and hlsof surely the latter a, au
Item 1t property IL as important lin proportion to the
value as Tho iuriucr.
Indemnify fr loss by fire only on Stock and Horfes
has long ten appreciates hut this the first Conpany
organized IN the state oF the purpose nsuriug against
lhe combined risks Of fire, wafer, accident aud disease
ana The hrs company SO ar As informed any where
organized on The mutual principle; u this priuciple
has uren success fully aud tc0nomc1ly applied To other
ehArAriefs of Insurance. is we'll understood IN The
elglprlhB euuute IL is why IL may not be au-
lied with e4un profit 10 this fiass
The names u the rporators aud Board Of Directors
~ any ia'e furnish guarantee That abuse of Tie min.
epr WIZ ps suffered, and that the utmost rtre iirrs
security and eeonnmy will be consulted In It's manage.
meut.
Copies of the act Of Incorporation tnd Bylaws OF tho
COMPANY arr ready nr delivery iha Oie4 ~ tho Sore.
tay iA Wiimuriuu pg will FRO forwarded - ui,l it an.
pleHti"h 10 MN "iiA address aud pertuns sirus After
ulr ihau}. % lnsrlu4- thef stock OF aiding i. outer
pns'i VIII lease toward nruie rndum ot the prpb
h'nut lhey may wish Insured. when proper steut viii
s sent 10 examine The stock like the ami ilou in
dus FORM GEORGE q LOnDEti b. J ''',n III
ROBERT MccAuE, -lcfptsty.
MliiulT 50 Del. .ir.F m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-05-31
STEWARDS FOUNDERY.

NilE nnd rigned having purchased the entire interest
1 in the BOUNDARY and RAILING sH0P, &C. at the
corner Of FRpSr aud MONROE STREETS IN this city
is prepared to all orders that may be entrusted 10
his care.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-05-31
New Boot and Shoe Store

9 WOULD Inform his filunIs aud tile eiu
6AN - zens generally that no hiss opened 4 BO0r
aud SHOE STORE, No 4fO WALNUT street
~ - one door teow Fifth street, ilmingtnn
Delaware where he intends keeping constantly on hand
good a'sori.ent Of home made work such as Bentl.
eh hhe and coarse Boots and s.ops; Laues Gaiters
q the hest quality also good assortment or Chiidrsns
ahgrs OF ~ Sizes He Will make order at the shortest
noue Ni kluds ofeustemer work His stock u Leather
go has heon selected from sons Of the LARGEST bonees In
,ne elly liis J9utneynen are good and practical or
sn anu NO feels confident he will be able to give eutiro
tAuhlaguon 70 all who may i've him call
~ ksPAlRlNG done with neatnesa aud dispatch.
W = JOHN MAluEN
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-05-31
REAL ESTATE.
.AsgA FARMS "a
.:i: FOR SALE. :iii

l:::i: FOR SALE. s:i:
No 2-called Pine Grove containing no acres more
less, within mile q Wilmington with Mansion, Treas
Lawn and outbuldings.
No. "A large modern Mansion containing IL rooms
with 70 aeres OF land more'cr less, within mile of VIII
mlngon, with out buildings and choice irut and
grapes handsomely laid out and planted with trees.
No. 4-Adluint No d-eontainng acre o. land, with
handsome Dwelling vol shaded, and Stabling Nos.
and would be sold together.
No "a Farm Of vi acres more or less miles south.
erly FROM krnnatt Square, Chester Co., Pa, with barn.
outbnlldings, fruit, 49, in good order.
lin MIL Crek idl to Newark within N miles Of Mill
town in good order and with fair buildings
Nol.-A Farm in godd order aud good buildings Of 50
acres in Brandywine Hundred miles from Wilmington
- miles iiom the Depot at tho Practical Farmer, with
No SD acre. for sale, within 9 miles Of Rennolt
square owaids tielrandywine, along tile railroad with
good buldings-two Dwellings, and would divide we'll in
excellent order.
No "a Farm Of IA acres in Appointments Ilundrsd
orchards.
No iOA Farm Of 50 acres in Konneii Township, Ches-
tsr county with good Buldngs, Orchards 4e aud in
No IA Farm Of l24 acres Of land within mile Q
Winning undivided into fields with reasonable build
No. ESQ acres OF land within miles of Wilmington,
pretty seod hudinga IN iair order; suitable Tor truck
No. i7is acres Of land in Brandywne Hundred with.
~ "a mlirs ui Wilmington with Orchard and romi,r,a
hlr hptings and within half mile Of Shipleys Man
'n There Is beautiful site thereon, overlooking the
Delaware, ilr uiausiOn.
No. ll-a0 acres OF land within * miles Of Whining.
tou In lirandywine Hundred with comfortable old build
/ tngss and shade trees
No lido acres ON Foulk Road, In Brandywino Hun
drsd with old buildings, and fruit
No lG-Ahout 70 acres with good, nearly new Stone
House, aud uut-hudings.
No. i7.-2i acres, mostly woollAnd-no buildags--on
the Brlndywine, miles from Wilmington.
No ISIS Acres Of excellent Land aud moderate build
inss, near old Hue HALL IN ChristianA lid.
No; iYAn excellent Farm Of lsO In Drandywine
Hundred near 1aeyyllle, with good Dwelling aud out
buildings. II lin excellent order
No. ald tao Of Land aud Cedar swamp for sale
Apo nlnimiuk Hundred-A bargain.
No q -dG Of Land in Chrl tlana Hundred with
IN ~ iniles OF Wilmugion-g0od improvements.
No. IA Farm Of ~ acres in Bfandywine Hundred.
within miles Of Wilmington.
No Silt acres of good Land, 40 so Of which Il
good Woodland. within milea VI Dover aud miles OF
{ dupont Station.
No. 9i--An excellent DWELLING and two or three Teue
mes. with outhuillngs anl 10 acres Of Land, on the
i'nlaiephiA aud wilminston Turnpike miles nom VII
niinrtur. Arply to ". MCAULLEi,
dsci No, Ihs Market St Wilmington bel
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BLINDS, &c.
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The Recruit Text Rdok for Volunteers.
NWnlr, Tactics In % Nrumcs published by order Of the
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llHrdoHs lr nnl inantry Tactics
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Manual Of Bayonet Exercise, by ueorge D. Mcclellan
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Instructions for Field Artillery.
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The lllusa House Doctor with 100 Illustrations, by
Edward Mathew. -
Hook about Doctors, by j Coriy JriIsrsnn
hilis Merner. hy the author of Adam Ilede
The ie aud Career Of Major Andre, by Winthrop sar-
gent 80
The Semi. Ataehed Couple.
Over tho Cliff ny Charlotte Chantsr.
Marion drahan or higher than happiness, by Meta
Lander. - "
Harry Ilarson The benevolent bachelor by John T
Irving (uenhew Of Washington liyinr)
Meit and Tares.
NlAt We Eat by Thomis II Noakins
Inc Alcemisi on ih- House Of tles from the Freueh
The foetifu Works nj Edgar A. Poe blue and gold
specimens OF hui'ish ranitc Poets, by ChaE Lamb
sen Education ~ ". L. Huron Degeriujo
WO Receipts worth their weight in gold
Hays United sf4t,s Tariffs " 1861 aud 1887
Al fefiod'cas Magazines and other publications both
Ametein an Faeisn will be supplied promptly aud al
tho lowest rates l,y j. r. main
INV al Market Street Wilmiuron nj
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-05-31
IRON RAINING,
"a Farmars and Others.

mi MltC.sl vt'uBaCltsta uet tr Ills 81 1a-g. LOT
/ fuHhltrs tor sale cheap Wy tic irg -plie dozen
81 NJ III Market s'roei above Fiunt. }, e. lIGBLRs.
llANCY GouDs.-,Iusi received IT, " nn5 Parian
i and Lava goods Call and aua at No a02 Market 81
nov ~ CLEMENT u. sMYTH.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-05-31
For Sale.

A SUPERIOR FARM and Mill located In st. Georges
n Hundred, eew Castle County, Delaware, near TIE
Delaware Railroad and within three miles OF Odessa con
taninF l25 acres Of land in high state Of cultivation. on
which gond farm buildings snl superior Mill
doing excellent bus This farm is situated In
of the lost improved neGhhorhonds In the County,
venent To schools, Church. Sc. we'll fenced aud watered
about 40 In Peach Trees choice varieties In full
besfiugi will be sold on accommodating terms aud pos
session given by the 25th VI December Tcn thousand
dollars remain secured on the premises
For further information apply or address,
SAML THOMSON, H,Al Estate Agent,
jy 500 Market street Wilmington, Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-05-31
ESTABLISHED IN 1910.
Fancy Dying Establishment.
Garden and Agrioultural seea.

IaIdeh and AGRICULTURAL Seeds.
WE would call the attention Of Gardeners and Others
Of Garden flour aud Agricultural seeds cultivated by
lhe eeiehrtled Seeds men, d. lambeth Son. Those n
want Of good and reliable Seeds cln find them at
q. CHANDLER 4 SON
hlat bll Market Street
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ton the poor compliment that they do the best
can The ladies hounce and strut in unnatural attre
They assure low ways. We prefer to remeniuer
that we baye seen all of them in situations OF true dg
nifty, grace and womanly tenderness. We VIII not
admit that Mis- Laura Keene is pursuing an art.suc
career when size acts as drill sergeant with shriil
voice, to a corps of "polywOgs" We forbear to re-
gard Miss Sarah Stevens difficult burlesque when the
recoections Of many sweet and charming things done
by her are in our mind Mrs Allen is not firmly asso
GATED with spanges and bunkum. Nor have We IN
general an interest in those unnatural operations Dy
which sex ia perverted on the stage. The gentlemen
are called upon to be essentially vulgar, and we ma
them, with all their ability, uninteresting Mr. DAY.
whom we remember as promising young man. VIII
not care to be remembered by posterty as the repre-
sentative of Jake Butt. And 80 we forbear to make
the record.
Decentralization may be the result Of works like the
"seven Sons" When public resents criticism, when
IL is too calous to disapprove when it showers It's ia
yors upon the unworthiest exhibitions, the same de-
moralization would seem to have set in which has
made nockery before of free institutions, and written
ruin on the proudest estates.
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MarLs,.-Renortsd BIZ Tslsrrnph.

Bryy,to Sept 23-p m-FIouR unchanged WHEAT IN fair
demand ard market firm sales u go bash Chicago Spring
at ssc. ioOo BUSH Port WS6nstoh Spring at ssc
at eli 600 bush White Winter Western 81 o. 6oo bush
Amber Michigan 81 o.. CoRs In fair demand and market Ic.
better bu, firm tho closes sales 1000 bush at 3s
C.s.I FRElGHrs l6ic. Corn, 49, Wheat to Newlsk
Imports; 1900 bbs. Flour 2tO0O bush. Wheat 1880 DO.
Corn 600 DO Oats 1000 DO Rye bsroHrs' $4,000 bush
demand market dsc better Tor Spring. sales early 5000 bu.h
H So zSIssS 1P s sLasfIoOoc DO s 81 Ss 100 DO Al
81 O aud 1900 choice No DO. at p TO- CoRN In good de-
nand Of 600 bush Illinois at Hc end 900 DO on p
waite terms Barley f'm 4OOo bush. prime Toronto at
i and IS 90 bush Bay Qnine at Sc rR and OATS quiet
CASH ERkiGHrs advanced TO go on FLOUR IL. on
Wss;s and c on Corn to oS Ls ln % 5
bush barley, 1900 hush. Rye Canal ExPonrs $500 6bls
Flour 1900 bush Wheat 5000 bush Corn, lsOoo baih Bar
hLn.NY SEPT 3a Is6l-p m-FIOUR l062Oc better. and Ia
fair demand WHEAT sgsin advanced, with moderate
cept; lOs Red State $50 20 for Ordinary
gaD aud delivered kYEG6o for 500 bush delivered
board The prsciral onens' in BAK on Change to day
choice at 75c 500 do do In car lots private te'ns
1000 bush Canada West to anive iyao terms CoRs IL
IN large supply aud opened dull and lower sales bush a.
Eat Albany &c., and 10 iCO d. aoat at Sc OArsn the
street asdsc for new and old OO bush State At 31c delv
cred WHsKHSscs 30 bbs a. isc % do at lse and now
held at i9ic.
bills Flour 673 bags Wheat $50 bhs Whisky II baes Hops
81 bales Wool 1913 bbs Apples 81 page. Lard II hhds %
cases. 80 csddes Tobacco For Boston and Ehst25o9 bbs
SHIPPRD by tows 10 Newly Sept 2260 2G0 bush Corn
1900 Rye 10000 bush Wheat 20 300 bush DATA Il 900
bush. Feed, g. SEQ bush Malt.
higher 821S9c for No. 1g0i9 for No O. in store CoRS
and shade tmer; Mixsd IN store 2Jlc. OARS hrn
REcKPTs6 bills Flour LEA bush Wheat II 500 bush
So Oa0 bush Corn. FREIGnrs--3c Corn ltc on wheat
to Buffalo ExCnAS0E-Ou New-York per cent premium