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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-10-17

The New Orleans tCrescent''
notices that there is a considerable
demand for cotton in that market,
and thinks it a pretty sure indi-
cation that there are parties in
that city who only want aschance
to ship the staple to England, by
the connivance OF the blockaders.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-10-17
GreFn Corn

cresn Corn
We are again under obligations
to our friend ". ". Moore, ESP
This time it is for some very fine
roasting ears. May good luck at
tend himl
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-10-17
H'nasen tor fse sEaya,evi11e Observer. : !,
CAussV AIEgY MOUNTAIN, VA:,,l

" 0. Hallaee, ESq;;. ~ t,,s,s. =
DEAR SIR--EnclesedI send you
a letter taken from one of the pris-
oners of the many, I: wy. s. captured capt on
the march of the 10th and l7thi
inst. inclusive 1t was quite re-
freshing to the boys to know that
this portion Of the State could still
boast Of. one Of tie fair sex SO no.
BILE, solbrave as to speak out III
these times, and think she is wor-
| thy the choice of some noble youth
of our Confederate army, You
have doubtless learned ere this
of our expedition against their
fortiications in which wetook their
pickets and guards, killing and cap
turing as, we went up within a
mile of their den and threw down
the glove for combat, and how
they lay and painted in their dens
as Lizards, afraid to meet us with
double our force But cur boys
enjoyed the fun of soaring them
badly, and distinguished them
selves for bravery. Whilst at times
their fire was turned upon US our
Brigade lessened their numbers,
about 100 in Killed, wounded and
prisoners, besides what Gems. Ior-
ing and Anderscn's Biigades Took
another 100 | suppose. What our
next move will be | an unable to
say. But you are posted from
your regular correspondents. Cur
men, though many of them bare
footed, and living Oh beef alone,
with neither salt nor bread, sleep
ing in the rain Oh mountain tops,
with nothing but the green sod
for pillow and the canopy of
Heaven for cover, have never
murmured, and never failed to he
at their post in time; and our brave
good old General had never failed
to be at our side to cheer and lead
us on to victory Gen. Logingfis
quite unwell since bis jannt, and
l really had fears for eur noble
old General (Donelsoh,) for fear
the exposure would be too great.
for him. But he is cheerful and
going about, though not altogether
wella cThe health of our men is
improving, and all seem now !
cheerful
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-10-17

WHEELING, Va, Aug. IA, 1861.
Mr. w b Mac7aae.-
s SIR--By the reception of your
letter 1 perceive YOU are in the 50
called ORION army in Western Viz
ginia, where | trust YOU may re-
ceive that which every Invader
of Virginia ssoil deserves. would
have you remember, that ] am a
Firgihian, and if | were otherwise,
my sense of right, truth, and JUS
tiee, must teach me ever, to recoil
from one who has SO far, forgotten
his manhood, go far forgotten,
that he was made in the image of
his God, that he will engage in
committing the most horrible out
RACES, plundering, aye, and muir
dering, for such every sensible per-
son must regard the death of Gen.
Garnet, whom you speakof Cow
ards that you are, you know It was
not done in an honorable way,
even had it been in a just cause.
And so you make a great ado, about
numbering tn e brave Garnet,
whose life was worth your whole
army of hirelings.
And the prisoners you speak
Of there are a few pent up here in
Camp Carlyle. Ipresume they are
ike those captured by your com
pany of outlaacs. saF
They are not soldiers, but pri-
eate citizens, taken from their !
homes, their families: yes, and one,
mold sgrayrheaded man, was ta-
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-10-17

The Washington .StarY says
that Mcclellan will make an adj
vance on Manassas soon. - e.,st
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-10-17

Among the arrestsin Louisville
for fading the Southern rebel
lion" were three negroes. There
Is nothing singular tou in that.
but such things must occasionally
astonish: the Yankees. -
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charges set affoat BY unscrtpuious
calumi1iators.
W.AB. ROBINSON.

) 80 Col. Robinson requests US
to say that all Of tie money col
lected for The Galnargo Guards
can be as satisfactorily accounted
for as the above Ed Observer.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-10-17
Wood

Wood gss;sl
Z Those owing us for subscription,
advertising, or jobprinting, who
expect to payin Wood, will please
bringit along. We want it no,c.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-10-17
Supreme jadss-

oEpFeMe JHH5c-
The returns for the election of
Supreme Judge in the State at
large, SUM up, as far as received
as follows
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Very respectfully yours,
WM r. NfCopr

: P. S.-Mr. Maclane is Orderly
Sergeant in Capt. Bense's company,
9th Chic Regiment. He expressed
great desire to get the letter in his
possession after we had gotten it.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-10-17
FROM col. FuIToE'ss REGIMENT.
a NOBLE WOMAN.

Our friend Lieut.. COL Hm. =.
Noorc has our thanks for the follow
ing correspondence. We, have the
lady's letter, from her own pen
ard beautiful writing tits. Ser
geant Maclane, it seems, had writ
ten to his tfonces, Miss P, rehears-
ing some ineidentslof .Gaaaetfs un-;
fortunate expedition; and his let
Fter elieited tie Acknowledgement re-
ply. The spirit that pervades hei
letter is noble, and the soul that ut
ters'Iuehi thoughts. is too patriotic
to- lie finked With an sOhio ma
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DAILY LINE OF PACKETS.
tn srOJvpSVIIIE


rrJRTYFEELy THR, Ugh TO LYNCH- SSSx-JrTIITrf
BURG IFkTNGTOE klD BUCHANAN, E<a13Sfslz;
AND TRI.wEgRLY ON THE OPPOSITE DAYS tlAklNG Dl
LY LINE AS FAR AS sC0TTs'ILLf.
p,obord N srottsvie so Richmond TO Lexington 20
Lynchburg..1 90 Buchanan, "
The through will leave Richmond Monday Wednesday anl
yriisv al ~ and on and 9Th September the Way
line for scosye will leave al NJ Tuesday and sat
urdsys and run up far scove scotts
willie MONDAY Wednesday and Friday at liz A. NJ.
See distance time Of passing In card below for trougf
line and observe the scosve ne will pass intermediate
points the opposite day at the SANE ho1ssoHs up 0
later coming down. y, J.,
Leave Richmond Monday We'd Leave Lynchburg
s.hay and Rridav nj p n nesday and Friday az ".
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syphilis and Mercur'aI Disease.


IN I & AVER. Sir: / cheerluy comply with the
r1r.r of your AGENT, and report 20 you some Of the
eTS,fs have realized with your S8rsaparla.
have cured with H. In my practice, most Of the com
plants for which Is recommended, and have found ITS
5+ +r,I, wonderful u the OF FcHcrc1' ant Ncr
tI Di,t,f one ofny patients had Syphilitic ulcers
Inn his throat which consuming his palate and the
5l him i'm five weeks. Another attacked by
onirv -vnptom- iu his nose, and the liberation had
eaten away considerable part OF it, so Thar believe the
yi.leI 10 NV administration OF your Sarsaparila the
ucrs healed ana hg rs wc again. not of course without
.l,,s di-Hrrlfi9u Of Che face. woman who had been
trafeI for the same disorder by mercury was suffering
from al poison I'M her bones They had become so sensi
tive 20 tf weather that damp day she suffered eN
crri5trs- main In her joint, and boues- She, too,
cured entirely by your SJrsaparia in few weeks. |
know from It's formula, which your agent gave me, that
rc.eIv consequently, thcSc truly remarkable results
WV" l ~ ,lrr. D. Y. LARINIER. VI. D.
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n . = ~ y, lV 9.0ho o.. "a
- ., IT, Trapscpton brliante. BY T. NJ broWn- 90
The Obe-on Polka ny Grobe 25c ~ ,r.L.... On.
r an The window Pane New song By J. p Webster 0Ve
sopc ~ Bssuty. Byw II. B-urne. Soc ,- r,,.o NJ
ssiip Prayer Written aud adapted by '" j. y e'mo'e' u
m R,o in wasche Arranged for the Piano by Jas
Relax 25. o.
Jennjes Grave New SONG By J. Webster Ec ,,,.v
BB sc o.. cor,osaJ nv
r Curtis CSC . "A
rbs CITY Cu,rd O,icfseo. Composed and respee'uiy
he Pe'ersSr'g Cty Guard Csp John p May BY hOa0'O
Camrs 40c. =, "a
Tn sse h Msschera Opera Verdi Nocurne Cantaoe As
cher ..,.u. NJ = s,.i.,.. S..
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NOTICE.

Change OF Hours.
ONsnd after n. IL. II april the Accommodation
bTr,in viii leave Rshr;ond daily ('u. days * 6tzzI
,sn,ei Al o'clock p NJ Returning, VII eays WI sS
ford Al 6 80 A. VI. sAMOEt hCrh' sup u
Office H. = p n. r. Co. ,,o
Richu end March 22d mhE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-19

NLBoII BsoIH pd Pr9?Tie,or, q q. ssov. yo,,,
proved construction, Of ell sIes from air 70 forty az. y
'o5 cs , sas n isTe.hns me sss &
perior 10 any Engines built here elsewhere ho' %
They VIII also furnish BTATfOHARY sTlIh Kuo,-.
ten Horse 10 any required power. V'Hfh, h,n
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, Of the most approved ,,,...-.
and Of various siEes. ''Hrrsstsl
PUMPS and WHEELS toi WATER woREs, roar.,,
MILLS, and IRONS for Mills Of all kindi. hIheiin
RAILROAD WORK Of every description
TOBACCO PBEEeEe, ELATTKhIEG NILE ana all ...,,
manufacturing Tobacco together With ever krd n 10 s
RON CASTINGS end wRoU6Hr IROH wOkE " htNt ias
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INSURANCE OFFICES &c.
..u,paI.IAIIrp IusnRANOK CompA.

TuyHE VIRGINIA LIFE INSURANCE. OUmf a!
fully prepared for business and M W
pubnc earnestly called TO the Importance OF us opes i
Company, Its charter divides seven eghu OF i prou,
ever years. the policy holders ther.oy gynB
Of the Mutual system with the
Il permanent interest IN conducting
Affairs with prudence and econ.my
The requires half the Capta STOCK anu
benveyed in Bond and Mortgage on unineunnoe'eu eA W
worth double the amount
The object Of the Company to aid In retaining AZ nom
the immense amount OF money which goes anhrs ne III ~
for Premiums to Northern Companies Thai money win
loaned for term Of years At interest,"
bursed In midst -, n.u-,..t.
Endowments Annuites granted. Life and term foncies
other Companies sa'es
'-' DIRIOToRs
VIM II Mscfsrland John PARCEL,
Jossph Alien gsml 7. Bsyy,
po,soe Heath. Jos &. Anderson,
Taos W. McOsncs, Thomas August,
.oha H. honiagus, 30. d. hAury,,
David Burr, Jas A. CoEardini
lewis Gnter, J. D. McClelsnd
John Jones P T. Moore
| 'ss. L Appersou, John u. Claiborne,
Lesig D. Crensnav, b. O. Whedry,
Wm g. PANE, VIZ. u. Christian
| Nv 81 PaskeryIu. Wyndhem Robertson,
| Sanl Harrison, Jonn " snhie',
| WIN u. Hazan Peter O. Warwick
| gobt T. Brooke. \. o. BaSklns,
| Geo d. shell Edward NorysLl,
| Wellington Goddn, Geo J. snmneI,
| John DoOley. ID. q MoolaFluBe'
| PgesidoHt-sAML J. HARRISON
| Vice Ir6sdent-WM. Il. HAAALl-
| PkySSOtdR-Dr. BLAIR BURMtLL'
| AfsoTneg-RoSO0E d. HEATH, ESQ.
| an9r J. LDAIR PLEAsAETS Secretary.
| tE-omce corner Main 18th streets, Richmond
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RICHmONp AND DANvILLE RAILROAD.

RICBMOND AND DANVILLE hAibHOAD.
La E$zs5;ss;;iis I'd e
sUPERISDgsDEsT's oYFIoE,
Richmond, 18th Dec. 1850. I
Winter Arrangement.
TO TIE SOUTH ARO SOUTH WEST
ON and after Monday, Dec. 2Ih passenger trains Will run
" follows: - . .u.
FROM RICHMOND TO DAEPILLE
leaves Richmond daily Except sundayO AT O'CLOCK
A. NJ and res hes Danvilie at 10 o'clock p. u.
FROM DANVILLE TO RICHNOND
Mall Train Danve daily Except sunday ato O'CLOCK A.
NJ and reaches Richmond at los O'Clock p. NJ.
The Trsn Richmond connects a. Burksyie with the trains
over inside Railroad for Lynchburg and the souh and
SOUTHWEST daily. - s,,
Railroad trains for Petersburg and Norfolk, and at Richmond
win the trains on the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad and the Railroad with the James River
Steamboats, for NORFOLK and Old Point
Through be procured and baggage VIII De checked
through 70 the following points:
LYnchburg, chattanooga
Bristol, NashVlle,
Knoxville, hunsfhe,
patton Grand Junction,
Alta IA, Memphis,
Montgomery, Oanton,
VicksbuTg and JACKSON,
New Orleans.
OIAs. G. TALC0TT,
de9O superintendent
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RAILROADS. &C.
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF HOURS.
E15wz EYgk aZ5zsE e

EIKSdB@EfH 41<4-1sl-1 st1
ON and AFTER Monday, April 18th,
~ The Mail and Passenger Irntns,,, .
VIII leave Richmond daily except sundays AZ to ~ lor
sAunto and intermediate Wa Stations connecting AZ Ior-
dousye with Orange and Alexandra Railroad trains ior
neIanda and stations and al Charottesye Win
their trains Lynchbug and all points West and o.
bst Mace And every other day. Tuesdays Thursdays and
satdavs for River Stations West Of Stanton
Hartman Browns Stages connect with The train at stauno
on Mondays and Fridays and al ooen on iues
days, Thursdays and saturdays, for Lexington.
Hsrman Mason Compsny Stages connect with the Iain
On Thursdays and saurdsys at Mboro Tor the warm
spnfs and Jacksons River for the White suphur sPng
LewiSburg kc. .,,,
The Mall Train Jaokson River on Mondays, Wedne
days and Fridays, At s:l5, P. NJ, for stanton
- OF injury to the road by high water near
-~"'''' PASSENGERS FOR THIS ROAD
r the cars of he L. r. K K on Bread street, until fur
w. no.ice THOMAS DoDAMEAD,
' General Superb tendent.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-19

Ct. Anthony's Fire. Rose Erysipelas,
letter aud salt RhCum. Sc0ld Head, Ring

Trttcr and salt Rhcum. ScaId Head, Ring
worm, Sore Eyes, DrOpsy.
pr. Robert VI Prehc writes from Salem, n l. I'm
sent 1850. that he has cured an mvtterlte case oil
Draust which threatened 20 terminate fatally, py the
pcrscygrug Of our SlrsanIrll1, aud also danger
Gus attack Of Indignant Erpgfs by large doses OF the
same; says he the common EratioRS by II con
stlutly.
BrOnchocele, GOitre, or Swelled Neck
Z,bulon sloan or Prospect, Texas, writes " Three
bottles of your SlrslUlrila cured me from Go'5r-a
hi.rous swelling ON the neck which had suffered from
over two years.
Leucorrhun or whites, Ovarian Tumor,
Uterine liberation, Female Diseases
Dr. J. T.. $. Claiming, Of New York City, writes; 8. l
most cbcoruly comply with the request OF your agent IN
saving have found y0Ur Sar-9rari!a most SNcelleht
Alternative m the numerous comp.ints for which we en-
plov such q remedy, but especially in ffg0'e Diseases
OF the Scrolulous diathcsis have cured many iuNSt
of LcucorrhWl by II, and some where me
complaint caused By liberation OF the uterus: Inc
liberation itself soon cured. Nothing wltin my
knowledge equals 10 for these female arrangements
Edward = Marrow, Of Ncwnury, Ala, writes: " \ dan
nerous 0rcrlp Hpor OF the females IN my family,
which had dcfcd an the remedies We could employ, has
az gh been completely cured by your extract OF Sar-
s1uIr1l our physiriJu thought nothing but cNtirpa-
ton could afford relief but De advised the riu OF your
SarSulria as the last resort before cutting, and 1t
proved cfcctUl Amer taking your remedy eight weeks
no symptom of the disease remains
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-19
nh.nn,ntIsm. Cout. liz Complaint.

TsIrrrNuTNDE, Preston Co., Va, 6tD july, lrj9
m ID a. AVER. Sir have been afflicted vutL apain-
fl chronic Ei.H0' . FOR long tiine which banned ts
gfrr r rr-Ir.. and stuck 10 la spite Of all The
rrrIi.. could al Uuti. tried your Sarsapara. One
hotti, curJ be tv' week, and restored my general
b..lfr .1 rri.l -iat far better than before was
attrck..I. think it wold. siul medicine j. FREAM
rul. T. Gefciell, OF SO. Louis writes; have been
oa..I for wear. with affection gi fke Lirer, which
,.tI I,5 health tried every thing, and every thing
Fl.I 90 relieve lDc; and have been broker dJu man
- .t y.r~. from uO other cause than dcrrUGsAl.t "
fr. T.r Nvh.luyyG pastor. the Row Mr.. E-py adylSe1
try YOUR ~l~splra because hc said he know you,
anil at fsr. won made worth trying ~ the bless
inn Tjul cured ma, and hyS so purified my blood
d. f1 make Cd new uru oi me. feel young again. The
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
For PuRIFYING THE BLOOD,

FUN fUh1F 11NO 49,
And for the speedy cure Of the snRjoh'u '"''D' VI
Disease
ScrofuIa and scrOfulOus Affections, SUB pi,, ~
Tun1ors. Ulcers, Sores, Eruptions. Ehh-
49, Pustuies. Biotches, BOiis, Bi"ihs,
and all skin Diseases.
OAKLAND, Ind, 9th June, 1889.
q ,,-,r & On Cents: feel it my duty 20 ac-
t,,,rl,,i-s what your Sarslparila has done LOT me
1I,,i.- Inherited Scrofuous infection, nave suffered
e., b m various WAYS for years. Sometimes u ourst
ovt b, Ii,rrs on my hands and mmSi sometimes 10
t-.5 inward and distressed me at the stomach Two
,r4 ago 10 broke my head and coFcr, my scap
Iy,,l lrscrirtion tried many medicines and several
rl,vsi.,ns b.t without mach relief from any thing IN
frt th, disorder crew At lcngth was r'JolceI
% l I'm hc Gosrcl Messenger that You had prepared
an Alternative Slrslp3rilla for knew nom your rCpu
trfan chat any thing yoU made must he good sent 20
Cincinnati ard got H. and used till IL cured me- look
H. as Won advise, In small doses Of toaspoongi over
month"; AMI used almost three bottles. New ana heauhy
skin began Co form under the scl whioh Slt'r
while ten or NV skin Is clear, and Know py my
fans That the disease 4, gone from my system. You
can wtu b,li.vo that feel what am saying when tr
Won that hold YOU 10 De- of the apostles oil the age
aud remain ever gratefully, Yours, ...-
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4 SupPLY OF TIE LATgST MI 2. !. !,

CpsEDENC,S CEPHALIC PhEGS.-A sure rene
- 11' he~u4'"' '' DOVE co, Druggists
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GEORGE WARNER,
sion Mer O mt
irp LoKNT or
ropIooo uoUR GRAIN and SOUTHERN PRODUCE generally
Ia2 south EutaW Street,
onnosite baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Depot
BALTIMORE.
REYFRs BY PERMISSION,
N.sn. spO,:', Harvey Co. Richmond
I. H,,syane' chase o., Baltimore,
&c Toulm,p voorhees, Co., Mobile,
neh1 warner Esq. President Mechanics Bank Baltimore
ns21-ly
MoNG THr LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL ..
sor,rt Of the styles Por'raure executed By O.
" MINNIE At his Photograph and Fine Art Gallery I'll Main
be found Lkeneses Of the following
well known dsnguished gentlemen, all OF which bear tes
ony he experience skin OF the Artists employed,
and the well earned ruputsuon Oh ms daIeIy
Y,.Gov wise Hon Mr.. Orr, 9. O.,
90 Lieut. Gov JackEon, inc. r Thompson, ESQ,
Lieut. Gov. Montague, kev MI ked,
Hon Jas. Lyons, Kew Mt Peterkn
" J. Caskle, kew Mr.. Duncan,
Jnage IomsIJ Rev Mr. Mlnegerods
Tyler Rev. Mr.. Baker,
u Hookins. Rev. J. L. Burrows,
cbas Bnuce ESQ, Rev. J. Il. Edwards,
Gen VIM Walker, Rev Mr. seeley,
Capt Jos Myers, Kew MT Peterson,
Rev Mr. Letter, Rev Mr. Kepler,
Re- w A smith, Rev Mr. Wilmer,
The late Rev. Mr.. pbrelb me late Judge Butter Us
The late Judge clopton, The late Edgar A Poe,
Rev MT Boggs, Rev Ar. schrigleyr
Dnnicste comics Of the above for sale every style Of
executed from life copied from small pictures and
warranted TO please. mAso
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TVyREMENDOUS BARGAINS IN nEE GOOBS.
no TIME LIKE THE P8EsENT-S25,OCO W0BIh % MN
THEM-LARaE SALES SMALL PROFITS AMP QOiIh hs,
TURNS aJLLHiSER Z BROTHER, 1913 BRoAs srHIhl,
Are row peurg their laes, purchases from the large auction
s in New York the prevailing paEc prices ther sd eah
ay assure their friends and customers that better od"Jo ~
ra0ley cannot he had In this market -
The ladies' particular attention Is respectfully requested to me
.-c sqsorcnt priced medium and high priced DAhss
GOops 10 be found any establishments the city, without any
exception. -. =, o. ...,s IN.
Q Gao yds wORsTED VENETlANS-a'c worth toe-
GOO yds All six POPLINS st 75c. and 81 The ara.
1000 M Of New Dress silks greatly below last month price
force employed to walt on the Inrong % Gus
toners expected and Of running on me goos rS' " w
ocls -
Cp,EDVNC,s CFPHALIC PKLES.-A sure remedy
s. - Neryous and sick Headaehe &C. Tor save oy
The New York herald., 1861-10-17
Lmr-1he market was dun, with sales Of common at

LISE-The market dull, with sales of common at
60c., and guo lump al 81.
NAVAL SroRE.-Spirits more active with sales OF
700 SEQ bbis. al 81 45 81 AZ 81 So and 500 do com
mon resin were sold at 81 IS.
Ons.--l.useci was decidedly higher with sales or
Western In barrels NJ CSC. 64c OF city In lots, nj
62c. &C., in casks and barrels Olive also frmcr,
with safes at I'll lopez gallon The following review ~
the New Bedford mafkst, for tho week ending the
18th instant, II from the Whdlmdn Shi,e ing LII
sperm-The market has been quite active both for es-
port and home consumption but tie transactions have
been principally confined to sales Of small parcels recently
landed from the Azor and Mary Ann and prices have
somewhat declined The sales since our last embrace 9Ss
barrels50 barrels for export at 81 20 per gacn sss
barrels Tor manufacturing al 81 20 81 % per gal on and
2ao barrels at price not trans ed The market CLOSES
with farther inquiry. Whale has BEEN IN
moderate demand, but we hcar OF some
further inquiry on foreign account. The transac-
ons for the week include sales of $50 barrels in par
cels00 barrels for export at Al c gaoa, 600 bar
res also for export on private terms and 10 the trae
hoc barrels od ~ price not tansired and $50 barrels
black on private terrs Whaebone--No transectirs.
PRoyTgoNs.--poik-Tbe market steady and the 90
mand fair, while the sales footed up abo 300 hbs,
part supposed to DO to NJ contractors SD 70
s5 for m,ss, and SIS 25 $40 90 for full weight and I'M
iscctet nna al 50 70 SlU ivr prime iel was .tea'v
apd the dem md moderate Sa es of 2s5 bbls mde
at 50 $40 70 FOR ropacked mess ard $40 s13 go for
extra d. f'cef hams were firm and score, with sua
cs at ST. 20 ST. Bacon lrp. with sales Of l5y
bids. Western at &c. Cut meats We're II AIR deman 7,
with sales OF 200 hhds at 4?Sc Sc. for shoulders nd
NJ SIC 7c fr bans Lard WIS in good request, WIN
che,e were steady and prices unclaimed.
hcE was firm, with small sal at 7,4c. 7Ic.
Shnis.--' acuta ~ 60 Mas hiknr., aAd good re-
quest, with sales this week Of some 90 bars, In - ston,
at 81 and COO do. mbay here, at the quotation.
SrnAss.--Tbe market was qliot AMI uhehal goi The
sal embraced 200 hh'ls Cuba at Sc. SAc., Az hhds.
New sot at 9c., and 100 do Pofto Rico sold at
&C. 9i1c., prime TO choice goods. The sales also
priscd Sc boxes and 5s5 hhis. melalo p.
NaisS Ey.-lhe market was hfmer whe the sales
.a"nd 200 bbls at 20]sc 2lc. closing at the latter
figure.
The New York herald., 1861-10-17

Total exports .Sl4 o37 ,497 13,6hsGs9 10,ls7 S46
Total, excl Of specie 5,76asi6 9,saa,ea5 l0,il2d30
This is very remarkable statement. 1t affords
fresh confirmation of the statement-which is now
familiar to all-that this country has, for the pre-
sent, suspended its consumption Of foreign goods,
while the necessities of the foreign world have en-
abled us to increase our expectation Of our own
produce The importation Of goods for consump-
tion during the month Of September was lighter
than that of any month since the crisis of 1857 On
the other hand the exports OF September were in
excess Of those of September, 1850, when we were
not only shipping breadstuis freely but cotton and
tobacco likewise. At this rate--our aggregate ex-
ports for the month exceeding our aggregate im-
ports by $500 ,0OO--it is easy to sec that ex-
change cannot rise and that gold must continue to
flow inward from Europe. We may observe, in
this connection, that the prices obtained to-day for
Messrs. Henpeqnin's shawis, &c.. at auction, were
not calculated to stimulate further importations.
Our dry goods importers should make up their
minds to remain idle until the war is over.
The third quarter OF the calendar year 1861
closed with the month Of September, and we pre-
sent our usual tabular statements for the nine
tSxa.