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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-08-02

JOHNSTON CouNTY.-We have the most cheering
accounts from Johnston. The conservative and
Reform ticket consisting of G. B. Sanders for the
Senate, and Seth G. Woodall and w. II. Avera for
the Commons, will be elected by large majority,
if the people will only turn out and vote. We ap-
peal to our Johnston friends to poll ecery cote.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-08-02

THROUGH THE BI,OCKADE,
Memphis" and +" Modern
o. S. BALDWIN
50 MARKET STREET, WILMINe.Tor
Has just received from
AUCTION SALESi
90 DOZ. FRENCH DRESS SHIRTS.
100 DOE. CAUSE MERINO SHIRTS. assorted
sizes-very ffnel
so DOZ. Isle GLOVES sizes. sbperb pood.
zoo DOE. MEMS, YOUTHS, AMI Rows.
BRITISH HALF HOSE. 9 rt1fiar mali ,,
assorted sizes-the best goods offered in tho
South since the war.
IL DOZ. FINE ENG LISH RAZORS,
FINE ENGLISH STRoPS.s
so UMBRELLAS.
10 GROSS STAFF BUTTONS.
20 REAMS LETTER PAPER-best English.
20 DOE. ENGLISH MERINO SHIRTS. aro
article.
CASE BLACK CLOTHS AND DoEsKtNs
Z" LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs.
SO PIECES MOSQUiTOE NETTING,
SHARPE'S RIFLE, (improved) with fixtures
rs ROUNDS CARTRIDGES.
DAILY EXPECTED!
UNIFORM CLOTHS AND UNIFORM
TRIMMINGS,
FOR FALL TRADE!
BEST CUTTERS AND MOST SKILLFUL
WORKMEN EMPLOYED IN THE
MANUFACTURING DEPARTMENT AT
BALDWIN'S.
SO Market st., Wilmington, N. C.
August l, 1852. CIT
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
U WILL GIVE FIVE DOLLARS REWARD FOR THE
capture Of my negro 9an JOHN and his confinement
the detection conviction and punishment of any party who
has harbored may harbor said negro And will give
one hundred dollars reward for evidence that will convict
and punish the white person who told said he had
much right to be free any body used language to
him to that effect and thereby induced him to leave the
service OF his master and owner.
JAMES B. SHEPARD.
RALEIGH Aug. l. 1852 62-4tpd.
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The AsHEvILLE News. The Asheville Neps false
ly charges that the political excitement that exists
in this State is to be attributed to that "bold bad
man, the Editor of the Raleigh Standard"
The Editor Of tie Netrs is not bold" but he is
"6dd" enough, in all conscience. And he adds to
his wickedness by the cloak of hypocrisy which be
wears.
Mr.. Akin has the assurance to pirate about "the
Democracy" Why, we taught him all the Democ-
racy he ever knew. We introduced him into the
party He went with US and with "the Democra-
cy" for years, except when his owner, Mr.. Cling
man, gave him contrary orders.
The Nen&would like to assail Col. Vance, but he
dare not do it. The people of Buncombe and of the
mountains will put their foot the NesOs and its
supporters on the 9TH of next month.
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SADDLERY AT AUCTION.

VNILL BE SOLD ON FRIDAY THE STH OF AU-
w gust, at 10 o'clock, at Towles' Auction Room,
large of Saddery of great variety and good
quality.
Among the articles Saddle Trees Fine Guitars Plain
and Plated Hames. Stirrup lrons Webbing Saddle Tacks
Plated Brass and Japand Buckles of every size and great
quantity. Sale without reserve to Close account.
JAS. NJ. T0WLES, Auctioneer.
August ], 1862 32-wlt.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-08-02

BEHOLD THE CoNTRAsTl-I December 1850 COL
Ashmore, of SouthCarolna, and Col. z. B. Vance,
both members of Congress under the old govern
ment, passed through this place on their way to
Washington. Col. Ashmorc delivered violent
disunion speech in Yarborough's Hotel, in which he
promised to Stay any number of Yankees; and Col
Vance made speech in the Court House, the same
night in which he advised the people not to go to
war as long as they could honorably avoid it
Where is Col. Ashmore now? Enjoying a shade
Office which pays him some two thousand five hun
bred dollars per annnm. lie is General Mail Agent
for the Confederate States and rides from place to
place on the Railroads, performing light duties
Where is COL Vance? In arms, fighting the Yam
KEGS, and enduring the fatigues and privations of
the camp. Comment is unnecessary.
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POCKET BOOK AND MONEY LOST.

HNHE UNDERSIGNED LOST HIS POCKET BOOK
Il in Raleigh, or between there and home five miles
West of Raleigh on Tuesday, the Goth INST had in it
about $42-eght and ves and the other in small bills
and one note Chesey Jones for about $751; made paya
BILE to Nichols Rogers Co., and more papers Of
not much value.
will pay IS to the finder for the delivery of said book
money and papers to me, TO the Editor of the N. C.
Standard in Raleigh or will pay the same to any person
who may give such information will enube to
get said book, money, &C.. CALVIN j. ROGERS.
July 81, 1862 62-sw2t
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NOTICE..

A Car, in charge of a special agent, will leave
here on Tuesday morning. 9Th of Aug, for Richmond,
loaded with things for the sick and wounded soldiers
Butter and Eggs, Corn in the shuck, Tomatoes
Irish Potatoes, Onions and Carrots Peaches APP
pies and Melons can be safely transported thther
without spelling.
1t is believed that all those among us, who are
able to give, and have more,pf these good things
than enough for their own immediate use, will
gladly avail themselves of this opportunity for send
ing them on TO our troops, while shall be glad to
purchase all such things, and pay for them the
ket price, Of those who have them and yet are not
able to give.
CONTRIBUTIONS IN MONEY.
Kemp P. Battle 500
DR.. j. b. Mann, 10
CHAS. E. JOHNSON.
P S. Persons at Forestve, and other places
along the road, can make use of the Car, by hav-
ing their articles ready to be put when the train
arrives.
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RALEIGH TYPoGRAPHIcAL SoCIETY.-At meet
ing of this Society, held on Wednesday evening the
3Oth ut, the following officers we're elected for the
ensuing year:
Capt W. W. WHITE, President
T. H EDDlN, Vice Presidents.
j. B. NEArHERY Secretary.
JOHN N. BUSrtSG, Corresponding Secretary.
JOHN Nichols, Treasurer.
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CONTRIBUTIONS IN MONEY.
Kemp P. Battle, 500
DR.. j. b. Mann, 10
MARRIED.,

In this City, the 10th ut. by the Rev. John s. Long
Mr. R. T. OLIVER of Norfolk Va and Miss ELLEN DAVIS,
of Richmond Va.
~ Richmond papers please copy.
On the sth ult., by w. W. Pickett, Esq, Lieut. r. K.
RICE, of the 46th regiment n. c. Militia to Miss MARTHA
PETTIGREw, all of Orange.
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SALT AND SUGAR AT

SALT AND SUGAR AT AUCTION.
wv I'LL BE SOLD AT TOWLES AUCTION ROOM,
w Saturday at 10 o'clock I'd August,
25 sacks Salt in sacks apd full 50 lbs to the BUSH
el and
l barrel White and l ditto Brown Sugar.
JAS. n. TOWLES, Auctoneer.
August ], 1852. 62-it.
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COTTON SPINNING

NOTICE.
TIME SHERIFF WILL MEET HIS FELL0WCGTI-
Il of Wake County at the following times and
places. viz
Willie Lynns, Saturday, Aug. 3D.
Laws Monday 4th.
Thompson's, Tuesday, " 5th.
Spkes' Wednesday 9Th.
The Tax Collectors will also attend for the purpose of
VIM II. HIGH, Sheriff.
June o. 1862. Std.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-08-02

VNE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w QUENTIN BUSBEE, as candidate for a seat in
the House of Commons. in the next General Assembly
RsIaioh June "a 1862 SID.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-08-02

VNE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w DR. K. X. SPEED, as a candidate tn represent the
people Of PauOtank and Pequmans in The Senate OF the
next Legislature.
July %, 1852. S0-td.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-08-02

NOTICE.
A Ii MEMBERS OF MY COMPANY OF PARTISAN
n Rangers will meet at PttsborU on wednesday the
Both inst, at IL OclC ok, N.
Every one must attend. All who possibly do SO
must horses and guns and bring them with them
TH0S. W. HARRIS, Captain.
July %, 1862 3O-w&sw3tpd
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-08-02

ZETE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w JAMES BOND, Esq Kdncs candidate for the
House Of Commons in the General Assembly for the
County of BERTHE.
July 25, 1862. 60-td.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-09

HAY-The market Is firm With moderate hquiTy; selss
Of COO bales at S5a70o per 100 ms.
MOLASSES-A very good demand prevails for New.Or.
lesns snd prices rather better We tear OF sales OF Is
bots NevoTsans o! 1850. part CASH Foreign quiet
and unchanged. ~,
NAVAL STORES remain very quiet but hete ID no e'
positi5u II press sales unless st full IoImeT tatet
OILS genorsy quiet but prices are steady TO- mos DC
serpions Rehaed PogoiSm is nrnrr ,.s' having Doom
effected to-dsy the. - 4,
PRONIJiOSS--Ihs Pork market ts moro aot's shd II
better notwithstanding liberal arrivals the d. inshd i IN las
f,r gyern,lrt ufe: The eaes trU bO 1t FlS -
sJ 50 FOR Ness and 81 sySli e2i for Prime beei rs
enei bat s.ssiy sales & l6 bbs at Ss io
k..s and > % 5O9$i4 for E1tts do Iisfe. besi l. ny
.baudan. and firm Bsa Hams Pler end in podSIiIs
ism,ud s.les Of 200 b5s. Nesss.a Of SI3V@ 10 D. oa
rr.ts are In good suppy and heavy safe ~ ne" mans
at 7S7ic End sheasers ~, 4ie5c. bacon Is Ia nm 's
,u,,y sni Is aiio %; held vita much hsahsrs bie.sa
W5g, rs G,m ind r demand al 8. 30 lnd ods s.'
boz Is ira sad Ia e dosaud sae, OF se bo' ana &c" "
" f9!s. ,.l.v
RGA-S9 sales Of any description are repsrted ''''T'
| fTi0ss without change. . T..
sUGlRs-The quIy for Raw l. very limited VA rice.
ssns,'iy ere msntsned Fair reGains ia worm e1c me
o. sAles which under notice are .vV Ahu-
cisiy New Ohssas Ct is4 e ard " poIes oe'.Aa Oh
private tsrns; HSsEss ~ quiet but arm. r. ,,,z
S1ED5-A fair demand prevails To- Clover SEED a. Ivis
lctr the latter frall lots rmoihJ sssd - 'en
a. s29s3 - Rough Flax is scarce ssd saleaoe A. : '"
1AIAOW-The market ia Grln with COED denbnai sses
Of sl bsls Werern 1'c 40 900 bs DO IN hhd, 81
/ lo.s. md Iss linda private t..ns.
WniSKY le> active, but tho EsIket sttady seos OF
d0a bo.s o. 59c. TO- Oho s.d STATE.
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srarhets-clnrygllr RHror4zD ron rrnv. ?. rr.r-

slarkets-CAnEyvLlY REFoE7zD ron rrE r 2. Tr,rr
AsHEs-The usarlst Is steady fsf b..h lind a. IF
Pot. and Pesrls a. 80 so.
CoTfoS-I6s e.asnl to-day been vcly moderate 81
quote al ~ @61s for ddaag Upnds sna d. New ossaa
-rhere = u,. much doial n any soso pii,u end
tie todsy aie uun porant iaio Saturday evening
FLOUR AND MEAL-ILe market Ter Western and s.so
Flour u leye ana though the necei9 liberal
lrces q lie low and medium adcs 54Qc. ,s,ier hs
demand T. part 'pcclve an DO Gunl1fec ~ cold 'lr
ts pigpcc u {h. reoepi. ffte b,anas srr fah r
quiet bit hra. Tho .so- are y g9 hha ~ 81 73@ 20 Tor
~ 3srfne STATE ard Westerns 5 GEES - ,S z Ssiie
g. 300 ~ ~ t@n,y a. 10, to l'"
"a % fsr Trade 1suds aud ~ eO@iO Tor s. Lns e2,rss
Canadian Flour ID r demand ud u .eteI .cl o. $50
bbis 81 81 ig - ior The low grades u ETta an-
ID ,.rre .eIys, @gg.of T. ~ gbs = sC7s5s7 5l,r
nirei ~ supeIf8e Bsuno hc AID 81 1859 Tor 1rls
o,ne' d. As ~. Z 70 p, - -s H., 'a % .e1y a.. an
limited equ' sales o. 30 o5lA Q. 80 - for Jers ad
IS toJ aee "ss Lao~"Aea' fl'a' "a 10 i'if d.snd
GR.IN-Tse ine. maa.g. 10 setige. IN part spocs
a'i'e lAuelcsd gJ TIE eay close oi canal I'D nee nss
t1n The nIfFis however ate n ~ @ or 10 dsa ID aid
Yfos no IN lnn how no f1Pose'4eg- 4as saiea 40
ltty pun Ctiass, 9p..ng At 11g ~ ~ zhVy 90 pa
Wahtfe tIAl f FL ga 81 ~ stsY) co. AMBER ipai 8ci
q IL o5 - ~ ri. ~ -9 -sate e. - ~ 81 30 Lea
- i,i sne NV DO. " hito Aicaig2n - ~ so~pI ~
h-rey is sc-ay. en ia ir deuaa1i slsI o. 500 buah
sl4le o. - - ~ a. Barley Aal Is dIl, fcafee aso
noa4nt Ia pico o.a arc -fm ana in iH demand s.ios
Canadian eJ q. 4.t,.t cHt ea. AID Wernn 30
trd mel iots feh'ce 10 So 1880 j. quiet bat lrn 10 DC.
CON BE- Dr. i bls higher snl q. ac.ys log at, ln 9sr. for
GoysInnt4tUse sles9f To- % e. 49, l,f uIsou
1au4.c Tor ~ e.era u.ix-4 sbil ..g ls.r
rive AID 7,c. Tor Ne,tc.u lcNDV. Canadian Peas n
fs demand and pfcoS ic Hraeri scs Ct 1900 bush
iron ,toTe a. 90 80.
AOP-4 ~ mako, s rather quiet owing 20 NJ hsagils's
81 eychsneo and go'o bot price. IN tho eonue with
osoua4 chaag-i tie 5uA 81 ue suppJ c0gss OF log
all 90 rf goods which cOlalAd ll4lJ0 ~ ordinary 90
ffr ald l30 for good ps iag u SO bs.e It0
1Ioeo fG fancy l.s WiAta are sc'ics, Ld
ARMY lja.9 l'atg foarcc and ~ q fr former
strs Od-f grg~lA Ale neglected sAN 'ss ole eAilsy
= .illnsl.
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without much activity, but toward the close there
Wa more movement, aud tho quotations advanced
TO 1911 9l32. The Government mus, soon buy or
borrow large amount for tue payment Of the Janu-
airy interest on TIE public debt, and Mr.. Cisco was
today in eoneui;aton with some Of tie backs on tie
subject. Custom.IIouse Notes are weak at l17l D
1874.
The supply Of money ia abundant on call q! sac
, cent-the bulk Of tie loans being at y cent In
paper there ia not much dong, aad leading nameS
pas at 4, e6 I? cent.
The following are the exports OF specie from New
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-09

the benevolent fund Of the Brooklyn Young w.,,.
Christian Association, at the Brooklyn Acadsm, -
Music on Thursday evening, Dec. ii, at o,el".r
Tho effective chorus who will appear on thu o.c..
sion will DO composed Of many Of tie choir, =,
Brooklyn churches, thus proving tha. BrootI,.
possesses ample choral talent to render her ia.
pendent o. Nsw-York-if she only chooses 70 him.
IL out The orchestra ia from the Philharmonic s.
sisties Of New. York and Brooklyn. The folovir,
are the artists: Hiss Hormanio C. Mairan, soprano,
Miss Winnie Bcsl, soprano; Miss Gallagher o.r.
tralto; Mr.. 4. F,zhsrris, tenor; Mr.. Franc. Nal.
vile, baritone; Mr. J. Z. Eben, futis. MrsR
Mills .hs eminent piasist, and the st. CECILIA 0us,.
tet Club Of male voices.
THzaTRrcAL.-The fourth week Of the ENGAGE.
meni Of Mr. and hrs. Barney Williams at the Win.
ter Garden opened last evening 10 an audience which
cannst be called unusually large, in consideration n
tho unysrying lbsrality with which the public h,.
welcomed each temperance Of these two most povx-
lar artists. The thsster YVES filled in every BAN
The eloverness Of Mrs. Willams's performance n
the Protsaa piece, " An Hour in Seville" was hand.
somsy acknowledged by the house. sad Mr. VII.
IihSss's frat appearance in the character Of Larry
Tops, was recognized as adding new efsc, to The
representation, This play, in addition 10 the favohis
sIama, " Born to Good Luck" and the farce, " Ny
Precious Beisey' will be repeated every evening
during the week.
PR. Edwin Forests last performance this s.ascs
Of The part Of Richeu was witnessed by the crowded
audience that might have been expected to follow
ouch an announcement. This evening, Matilda
Heror will produce Mr.. Wcolfs new drama. edith,
Or The EarIs Daughter" founded upon Ars. Woods
powerful novel East Lyme
AZ t-e French Thoster (Niblo's Concert Saloou)
Miss Marguerite de Beuhelier will tonight appear
fer tie first lime 10 Madame &c Girarteus drama
ia Jois fait Pear" The afterpiece win be Bod.
er's Crsque Poule." The subscription bureau If
tie French Theater is a. No. 623 Broadway
Doue.eSul.s colleen Bawn" was yesterday
broughtout with great success S. BaTnums Mlseun,
tie new scenic effects receiving most unqualified
commendations from large audiences IL both sfiss.
noon aud evening. " Tho Colleen Bawa" WILDE
repeated. throughout: the week.
The play for this evening at Wallaeks Thsats' d
" The School foT Scandal
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CITY ECEn3.

ACADEMY oF Music Tonight, Boliiaia opcm
x Norma wiz be performed. Lo.ini, Mogenst
Sus.ui, god Maecaiern appear ia .t. The prices of
admission have been lug par With tie theales'.
See tie Advertisements.
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fAararti.smsntl

Good Soap is the desideratum Of ever! Ay ,,',,.
kesper Tbo,e VINO ty PYIss o. X Soap VIII n'' I'D
pointed. Il Is pure dirs easily becomes
aud therefore durable It r.pdlY coming iA'0
iha intelligent aud economical Sold by Oos
JArrs PrLH. 1lnuufae,ures, No SO "''A'''
mr. Of Franklin, New-lork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-09

NlnLo's CoscERr SALooH.-Thoatro Froncais.
lous les Mards ct Sameds. Paul Juignet, Dircc-
teur. Le Mardi, Q D6cembre, premiere addition de
Mile. Marguerite Go Bouhelier. Premiere repro
ssutation do Ia Joie FAT Peur. Premiere reproien-
lsiion de Croque-poule. NJ. jules Hone, conduirA
fUrchostrs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-09

LAST WEEK or TEE OPERA Manager Gran ad'
ver.fes this as tie last weol Of the olora 80 tne
Academy Of Music. To morrow night, She three
primo donne lGuerabea, Cordler, and AoFensi
appear IN Ii BalO ia Masohera.
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soLa laPoKrEs AND VA
lAdyarii'ement n,cur PLACE.

II would he well Tor our aahorlsle. 20 sn wriiea flls
Office or pieces OF ra, 10 bnhs Nbiity before srsn,y
o eo. l. no Sono Il he e.P son. sn.rsra y
10 sitlseul These INA .o.tlns ats No ~ bEose"~
af'..r. koWLgA WELL, tAgess'0s""'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-09

The unofficial private adyces from Washington
corfrr tho Impression that tbe Committee Of Wsys
and X.sns wi%4anotncs bill for firsher issue OF
tassubacss. We hear it stated that Mr. Splu!dng
exhibited bill prepares for this psrPcse when he
psss,d through thi. city On his way to Washington.
Tia work upon the AIlas,ic ana Great Nsrefn
Rsilro&a is progressing with unprecedented rapdIty.
XII. Ksnnard i, exhibiting an amount OF energy emo
sbility ia pushing forward this enterprise which has
no parallel in th. history OF railroad buidn, in this
country. The bridge across Mshonipg. az Warren,
is w snd tae track will he laid il this week.
Tie bridge ever tie Aakoning at BIaccyille IA ase
nesrly comp letsd also that ever Duck Creek, at
/ Ieavilts5urs. The iron is laid from Rsyenps 70
Bracevle, alec from the Nshoning bridge in Brace.
Wills nearly or quite TO the bridge at Warren. There
j., scarcely doubt tha. before tbis month expires the
trsak will 10 completed FROM Salamanca y. A., INC
point .f junction with the NewYork aud Lie Rail
road and Akron, God Warren viii he lees than "a
hours travel from New-York.
| The Produce markets are more active TO day, and
/ tbe quotations frmer.
TIE Bank Statement shows general con'rac-
ion, with the exception Of circulation, which shows
q small increase. The decrease in deposits Is very
large, and the loans oontinu, 10 show dscrssss.
| The following is a comparative statement Of the
condition of the Banks Of New-1ork City:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-09

Mr.. c. Jerome Hopkins will give grand com
bination choral and orchestral CONCEPT ana lao
o. g.nal MS "le Dsun," performance, IN ei4 o.
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NOTICE TO TIE IKADII' p,. "a.
,r,.-c, ~ ms Pnlcr oY WoLFss soh's sraaals..sa
np t.,is IF Wotygs soRNArPB can be hid Oh 'fF-
d. ne S'''' - UDoLPno WoLPs "a p.,,.fd
S,,v fsponrKR AND NANusAofSAA"
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Clssrnst Tor week su1'ng MY. H.. 1873 71o i6
Gosh - Tor Hes. sH-laz De-, 6...... 21li So IS
kAsacsg for week ending nov. f9..s. 5lly 'ii %
Balances sor week eaoirs Deo. o...... Ho+jlgo,W
At Albany disro are about one hundred and eighty
boats and targes on which There arc go 100 bush.
Of corn, 50 400 buth. Of barley l93,5O0 bush. Of
wheat and I07, 100 bus-. Of cate beside four pea5
lumber and l=ves. Beside tho above tlerc are about
sixty Kingston boats and other lumber baEges, and
about sixsy boats at West Troy.
The Heading tunnage ia. week was CD 207 tune,
The aggregate Of toe season 739 tuns agans,
,635 $50 AS. sesstn. There WAS 81 unusually
heavy coal tunnago l'at week for tho season, and
gives an aggregate for tie ssason Of 1864 tuns,
against ,5Jl ~ tuna to TO sane time lat season.
showing decrease Of ouly Il, 33l tuna. Tho lOr-
ris Canal ID abou. closing 5y distractions from ice
and tbo Lehigh and sohuylkiii Navigltions must
soon close from tho sane causs. Tho demand for
coal is good AID prces arc very firm.
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Bank OF Now Ori..-s.4teuisl. Of 10 BARK uF
81 iOl,f .trst tJ gfsg 80 LfFs eft. M The
Ell a. satu-d. ~. tlr f.l tay " D.. saf l-iH
Aver L,Ara 40. Dsco4n OOli-Hs go
A'efas- s1oln . rcl ate so o.
4
~ tosliy Sew Yofs. Wan. r. htei. flisf ID be
Of Fes I.fG su1fn, clsfs AL
couoct, ny kho~ slgs AID hs.sf
W. T. nELHEA CASHIER.
sro,8 lsf1rs me til s,a az sf D. ceIatos Is3L
H. Iiotissss Jr. Fcftry Plitc
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nropdway Banh .-gi,.eusut Of 10 BROADWAY

Broadway Bari.-Gs,.emsut Of TIE BROADWAY
nAE e.-li ~ Casysf 90 Lsws Ass,
st,f'ds, fle o. flJ %, - .ctlA~i, l..-i
Agess fao4ato Lana ant <J,sJ0o,S ~
Ave- sntsrtN
Afrfs.c 10 a 'caitfa stDsbt 90
Ave- tHto4tA 90 hs4 n-flgg3n -
Csr lla C1.sfy .. rv Iot j. l. Er.rt, e.
pr01l a. hfs idy fr fll il-f a9fc fifta
nrfts coreci 10 Soc tr.t . ay seese sud ssld
3 l.. kYEniTI, Csshsr.
suola belofs = Us lth az Of DsFsubs. i-L
n4Il44f bar 4. I fl'fsorsr Of Defia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-09

Bark OF fha Commonwealth Statement Of the
BAtA % rHG CosSOsWsATh vfsf - C'of - Lsv'
q w. safsraay. TIC Va - o D-,fr - f
Lssn AL D.confs. i.rpoJl -
Hyts.s. etsAvn
%
Ava -r.ssai . bcssaIs a"'n 90 4"
-s. GssA q re ta1s Of DC Clls"s - 49,
ar,os tla Ia - ioreI = - - = 80 -
10 VI ny sd bssl C5uAcs ALlIf Isn4cr
ososs 80 ti4 ~ - h's1lns -.
Isussfs EraL ro'-5y Tl-ht.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-09
BYil,s lJrnd Rnnk.--st.,euepi oftAs BULLS HEA

Buil;s l5rnd B1nk.--si.ieneni % tie BULLS HEAD
BAAA fs frq ~ Ct.ssf 40 f~s or .e eraa.
ssuItsT. Go 9.I DOB q De- .f4gsf. llli
Ave- a.lrto. L.-as aaa I'''oar s5sf 800 IS
-fnli 90 ~ fsfN ~
aae amount I'd CHe-t~H ID.,ssu %
Gfy sf4 lo1afyr fpfi 0saae W. t,f 10
TIE llLs Rcd Bssl lIy AL flsi
~. NftI1lr Cai4-f
D. l4srrss,.- Eo,.ry P-i-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-09

u. DIG 9, 1852.
,25C Cove. & Pit,s. S.R.si0 50
So Gal. Gud Chic R.S.s5s 81
10 d5t...-- ..s.s.t3 o.
ilJc Chic. 4 4. l. R.h..... ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-09
Bank 9iaisnfH.s.

Atlantic Dnnk.-Slaicueut Of The AfLANTiC ia W
q CITY Of New YORK. reliuva ~ Ssi - lA"' i"~
tt A. II cad d 49, =, The 5th dsy o. Ds,e1f l-,
Avergo 10. 49, Dscoant' sSbc $50
81
leI.sy
v =
- "a Cssrtv o. y.w Yori ,si = sou.hworth PrD
d OF tn Ai1c roti bsss day ss'oss Ar.
bgAei y n SVt In"oA1'h fiNs
Esvs q. Coair j., Ro.arJ fuehs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-09

Bank OF AnicricG Statement q tie EANb Or
AsKICA required y CHAPTER go Lay- lr 10 se week cd
ins saigfaay tho 9th eay q D'csnlbtr iogi 80 ... =.
AvsfAss L0lns tB1 Dscoght W Sv@N y
AMOUNT ~ sfto @ssoFsNyi -
nctes he Dlak II Amen eIa,Ss"B
fTgase snoLLt o Gree aLon--....- to,put) 80, .
AseFgc unocu o. Deposits X t.''or"" ~
Anersa .s dsy affusd GsPse sc ~ ilai Ss Above
si.tsusut a cleci 70 iay iyto and tsct
Wa l. sENklNs, ctsAier.
AEsrass hess, iAs oh day o. Deosmoef. lso-.
lIlps.lc BsLL, sOsy Pgbls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-09
gnnk Of Tho Nsw-York Dry Docl. Compan

Baah OF North Americn.-sf,is neat Of Tho lam
hOEIH AIltCA. 81 - Ca. 80 is-s ri i 80
a. srils siuraar 30 o. isy a Dssstlssr, 80 -
Lesrs al De - stE'sf %
l,sfsss .lnla a o. Ipts.C ..
amount a 80 -
0 100 tf't ~
Cyt1i toghy q ht- I.if. l.,tt lew . ,tsta ff
lc N.fh ler tay tvf- t-a srI co. t-a 80
tass siatsasut t.ruct y ~ I'D
joins ,. IfLt-4i4o o. tasaass
"a. T. .ail. EosarY Plt.<