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A bill to enable incorporated towns Of this State
4 bill to amend an act of last extra session OF
General Assembly, entitled an act to enlarge the
powers of the County Courts for raising revenue
for county purposes. ,tr
bill to locate the county seat of Mitchell county.
A resolution to empower the Governor to appoint
two commissioners to examine the BOOKS anu az
commits ofthe agent of Cherokee lands tor jackson
county. ,,:.o Il Doh
A resolution in reference to the Auditor OF Puo-
lie Accounts. s e.,
A resolution transferring funds appropriated 1or
the contingent expenses of the board of claims TO
tho office of Auditor of Public Accounts.
bid to paw Communication money to soldiers OF
N, c. for boots and Shoes .,,
A bill to include the Bank of Thomasvie within
tbe provisions Of an act passed az the last General
Assemhv entitled an act for the relief of the Banks
and the people.
A resolution allowing the Engrossing Clerks 81
q,sr diem as extra compensation for their services
On motion of Mr. Ramsay the rules were suspen.
ded and the Senate bill to incorporate the town OF
Chestnut Hill, in Rowan county. was taken up,
passed its several readings and ordered to be en-
crossed
On motion of Mr.. Ramsay the bill to raise 10000
volunteers was taken up for consideration.
On motion of Mr.. Outlaw the bill was postponed
until Goth day of January next.
On motion Of Mr.. White the rules were suspen-
died. and the bill to incorporate the town OF Dallas
in Castor county, passed its several readings and
was ordered to be engrossed.
On notion, the Senate adjourned until II o'clock
Monday morning.
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TAI IN UP.

A Nd COMMITTED TO THE JAIL CT FRANKLIN
IA County, \. G. on the >th November last, negro man
who says his is JOHN lie is about 2S years
of age about feet inches high. brown complexion and
has mpednlent in his speech Said slave first said
that be belonged to Robert Love- iae River \. C., and
since that be belonged james Carter Hanover Connty
Virginia.
Also, negro boy WHO says his is BLAKE, and
reported himself to be The property of Mr. Snow, Sheriff
of Halifax, but says that he belongs MIR. Mcdaniel
of Richmond, Va Blake is about ) feet s or 8 inches,
brown complexion and is about 20 years old.
The owners of john and Blake hereby notified TO
come forward property and pay expenses they
will be disposed Of as the law directs
VS.. YOUNG, Jaior.
Louisburg, N. C., Dec IS, 1862 5l-wtf
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DEsEHTERs-ssO REWARD.

HEApoRs Co. /, ;;9D RECT n. c. t.,
DANIELS BRIGADE, Camp near Drury's Bluff, Va,
TE,HE FOLLOWING MEN HAVE DESERTED FROM
Il my Company, namely:
Lucian Brown, Duncan Campbell, R. A. Jones, John
Phillips Noah Phillips, and j. r. Pool, from Chatham
County.
Calvin Billings. A. J. Blackburn, A. W. Cheek, Isaac
Hoots. l.: NJ Hoots, Stephen Ho"ts W. a. ahaty, Felix
Porter James A. Porter Harrison Scots Joseph Scots ana
W +. Scots from Wilkes County.
James Faun, from Raleigh. n. ..
will pay thirty $50 dollars reward cash for each of the
alb ,ve deserters delivered in camp
W. L. LONDON,
Capt Co. |, SD Regt. \. C. I.
Dec 9, 1862. 50-w4t.
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RECRUITS WANTED!

II WANT FIFTY MORE GOOD RECRUITS FOR NV
IL Squud:on of Partisan Rangers-lwentr.tive men for
each Company of the Squadron. | want none but sounl
men, as want Them for service.
Those who wish join me. do so by applying TO me
at this camp The need bring only horse and pair
of blankets and good suit OF clothing. Arms aui equip,
ments will be furnished their arrival
The second Company OF the Squadron is commanded by
Capt John E. Wharton, Of Gu:.iurd. The Squadron is
operating in the country between tar aud Roanoke
Rivers. The headquarters of the Squadron are now in
Pitt County, seventeen mites from Greeuville
THOMAS W. HARRIS
Capt. Cong Squadron.
December 16 1862. 5l-w4tpd.
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ERtItN NBUI.UUUI1 " %
T6yHE SPRING SESSION OF 1853 WILL Bh'iiA
b on the f,%& day oi January, and. close on the hA"
Thursday il May.
With an able and faithful Faculty. ample accoumota-
TONS and healtllu aud quiet location tins Institution
offers superior f.ces for the acquisition OF thorough
and accomplished education.
TERMS PER SESSION CT FIVE MONTHS
Board 81 IS Tuition in regular course s2n; Music On
Piano or Guitar 500; Painting go Drawing s. French
$40; Latin and Greek go eacli; Vocal Music s..
Board IN advance.
T. u JONES, President.
nSo @ 1852 yS-M7t.
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LAND FOR SALE.-

I'm PURSUANCE OF A DECRETAL ORDER MADE
a at the Fa Term, 1862 of Wayne Court OF Equity,
will sell at public auction the the 9th day
of December 1862, at IL NJ tract OF land lying IN the
south eastern part Of Wayne County on the North East
River adjoining the lands the heirs of VIM Whitfield
(deceased) Hesekah Grimes, l.. W. Lewis and others
known as the John T. Bryan place. and containing about
seven hundred and fifteen
TERMS SALE Five per cent. cash bond with APP
proved security for the Of the balance month
after date, with interest from the day of sale.,
". G. MORlSEY, c. NJ. E.
C5oldBboro', n, c., Dec. Q, 1852. 49-w4t.
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LAND FCI SALE.

q OFFER FOR SALE 3I2 ACRES OF LAND, TWO
q miles north of H!sb:rongh The land is very pro-
ductivs End well adapted corn wheat and tobacco, with
large Quantity Of meadow grounds The aud is well
supplied with water, and the improvements consist of
large barn and stables. with god framed houses and
log house If not sold it will be for rent. Terms
to suit tine purchaser.
JOSIAH TURNER, Sr.
Hillsboro', II. c., Nov. H. 1862. 4f-wif.
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EXECUTORS SALE.
Dee. g. 1852.
NOTICE


HAVE NOT HEARD FROM MY SOY. Errp,,
DAuGHrRY, who belongs to Capt McRaes c, ,!nl
I'm N. " o.a1e Ifo"ps since The 9TH day of lufu>t:'
thankful to any officer soldier of Capt McHne De
or OF the 9TH State Troops any one elsa rr
form me OF the condition or fate of my son Mv po>ns
is Blackman's Mills, Sampson County n. G. oSo!iee
Dec. 9, 1862. h;hi.
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STRaYED,

aNROM TIE SUBSCRIBER AT PITTSBOROUGH,
T. Chatham County. "Wednesday the 18Th November
last, my clay bank HORSE about Years old blind in
both eyes aud has black streak his back from
to tail ANY information about the horse will be THANH
fully received by the subscriber, that get him.
Address ARCHIBALD CAMPBELL,
Radley'S Mills, Cha ham CO., n G.
Dec. 2, 1852. 49-w1tDd.
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EVENING SESSION.

A message from the House of Commons transmit
ting sundry engrossed bills and resolutions, an
nounced their passage in that body and asked the
concurrence of the Senate therein.
The ensrossed resolution in favor of c. P Bry.
son and the engrossed bill concerning the bounty
of persons not citizens were taken up under sus-
pension Of the rules and passed their several read
ings.
Mr.. Warren introduced a bill to change the term
of Office of the Adjutant General. The bill limits
the tern of this officer to two years; subject to the
removal BIZ the Governor with the appreciation of
the Council of State and empowers the Governor to
fill vacancy with the approval Of the Council of
State.
o. motion Of Nj Warren the rules were suspen-
= ded and the bill passed its several readings.
I'd; following clgr6sSed bills AMI resolutions were
tax u up un ier SIS pension Of the rules and pas
Sci tAsir several readings:
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VALUABLE LAND AND NEGROES Foi.

gHS H UNDERSIGNED, ADMINISTRATOR, WITH
Z the Will annexed of William Estes deceased will
sell ON the premises of the said deceased the 18th day
of ecember next, credit of months in the south
eTn Fart OF Granville Count" the Of Smiths
Greek, adj lining the lands oil Abraham Lawrence DIR. n
NJ. Lawrence and Others the tract containing hundred
and ortye!ght :io) acres ami live likely negroes three
men and two women for the purpose Of distribution The
estate.
Persons indebted to the estate will make Immediate pay.
ment, and thse having claims against said will ,,e.
Them Gully authenticated within the lime prescribed
b. law otherwise this notice will be plead bar their
lee"'ery. JEREMIAH ESTES, Admir-,
u iii tie pW daaetea
Dec 9, 1869. 4g-wft
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Dec. 9, 1869,
TAKEN Up.

a Nd COMMITTED TO THE JAIL. OF WAKE COUN.
"a ~ the following negroes HENRY who says he be.
Lungs TO John Thomas Mebane oil Berthe County
Asa, negro woman SALLY vino she belongs TO
john Mitchell, of Mecklenburg County, Va.
The owners Of these LrgIoes notified to come for
ward, prove property pay charges, they will be
dealt with as the law directs.
WM H. HIGH, Sheriff.
Raleigh, Dec. &c. 1862. al-wlf
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ID UNAwAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER ON SUN.
ANTHONY. He is of a whsh yellow complexion about
feet or inches high, Is years DID, and supposed
to weight about 40 pounds He has heavy head Of hair
and talks short when questioned and has down look
No doubt he is trying 70 pass for free boy.
will give the above reward for him delivered to me at
Prospect Hill, Caswell County, confined any Jail
get him. f. L. WARREN
CasWe Co.. March Ia, 1862, l2-wtf
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LOTS AT TRINITY COLLEGE.
TWO SPLENDID DWELLING HOUSES

GNWO SPLENDID DIV .LEIlNt HOUSES AND
Il handsome lots for sale. The lots adjoin each other
and front the campus. Also 10 land which
good meadow in connection with lot for sale Also
acres, which two meadow, good spring and
barn. within ESQ yards and Offered with the other lot The
above property be had at cost if application be made
Immediately. Gene aud see for yourself
]. L. WRIGHT.
Sept. 5, 1862 S7-wtf
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VALUABLE LAND AND SAW MILL FOR
SALE.

n WILL SELL THE TRACT OF LAND ON WHICH
Il reside, 10 miles southwest of Raleigh, containing $50
acres of which about SO in cultivation There
the premises comfortable and convenient barns.
On the land is No STEAM SAW MILL, and plenty
of long leaf pine timber This will be sold either with
without the laud GEO. W. ATKINSON.
Oct. 2S, 1862. 44-wtf.
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NORTH-CAROL1NA, SUPERIOR COURT OF
~ Iredeil Couaty. Law, Fall Term, 1862.

WV. PHIrER,
vs. Attachment levied on personal property.
NJ G DUNLAP.
In this case appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
said State of North Carolina is therefore, ordered by
the Court that publication be made for six weeks, notify
ing the said NJ g. Dunlap personally TO be- and appear at
for said County of Irede the Court House States
vile, the sixth, Monday after the fourth Monday in Au
gust next then and there by himself by attorney
of said Court, plead deuur rpievy, tive
attachment herein fled jugmen according to the act
of Assembly in such made and provided will be
derod against him.
office in SatesvlIe this 10Th December 1872.
Il. A. Mel ,UGHLlN, C. C.
Dec. 16, 1862 (pr. adv Sl.G2l.) 5l-w6t.
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NTCaTH-CAROLINA, EQUITY, FALL
N Alaniance County. Term.,. ST..
JOHN l. NG and others. Er parie.
This beng called for further directions it is order.
ed by the Court, that publication be made the Raleigh
Stu~al,d weekly tar Successive weeks. the HEN of
Henry Long deceased who appear to be inhabitants
other State, forward and prove their identity be-
fore the Clerk and Master Of This Court before the ne
term of this Court for the Cuuniy Of Aiance to lie he i
in the town Of Graham.
ISAAC HOLT, C. NJ. E.
Dec 8, 1862. (pr. adv. s. : ga 5n-W6t.
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resolution in favor Of 6. N. Green, of Cleave-
land county, was passed second and third reading
Mr.. Robbins called up q bill to Incorporate the
Randolph Manufacturing Company The bill was
passed its several readings
Mr.. Cowles reported the result of the election OF
Auditor Mr. Phillips having received majority
Of the votes cast, was declared duly elected.
Mr.. Amis moved to take up the bill for the relief
of INDECENT females of DECEASED, sick and wounded
soldiers. a quorum not voting and the hour oftwo
having arrived the Speaker declared the House ad-
iou.ned until o'clock under the rule.
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Tbt Stanbarb.

The poem by Dr. Bagby, which We quote entire, is
nee touching and inspiring, intoxicating good moral IN
anly way, and telling tender little story win or1
rength and pathos. Here it is:
THE EMPTY SLEEVE.
BY DIR G. W. BAGsY.
Tom, old fellow, grieve to see
The sleeve hanging loose at your side;
The arm you lost WAS worth to me
Every Yankee that ever died.
But YOU don't mind it at all
You swear you've beautiful stump,
And laugh at that damnable ball
Tom, knew you were always trump.
good righ. arm, a Merry hand,
A wrist as strong asa sapling oak,
Buried deep in the Malvern sand
To laugh at that is sorry joke.
Never again yOnr iron grip
Shall 1 feel in my shrinking palm
Tom, Tom see your trembling mp,
How on earth can Ibe calm!
Well! the arm is gone it is true;
But the that is nearest the heart
Is left-and that's as good as two;
Tom, old fellow, what makes you start:
Why man, size thinks that empty sleeve
A badge of honor; so do J.,
And all of us:-l do believe
The fellow is going to cry!
'She deserves perfect man." you say
'You not worth her in your primer"
Tom the arm that has turn'd to clay
Your whole body has made sublime;
For you have placed in the Malvern earth
The proof and pledge of a noble life
And the rest hencetUrward of higher worth,
Will be deareI than all to your wife.
see the people in the street
Look at your sleeve with k,;ndiing eyes;
And you know, Tom, there's naught 50 sweet
As homage shown in mute surmise
Bravely your arm in battle Strove
Freely, for Freedoms sake, you gayeit;
1t has perished-but nations love
In proud remembrance will save it.
Go to your sweetheart, then, forthwith
You're fool for staying so long
Woman's love you'll find DO myth.
But Il truth, living. tender, strong.
And when around her slender belt
Your left is casped in fcnd embrace,
Your right will thrill, as if it felt,
In its grave, the usurpers place.
As l look through the coming years,
See one-armed married maa;
A little woman, with smiles and tears,
Is helping as hard as she can
To put on his coat, pin his sleeve,
Tie his cravat and cut his food
And | say, as these tancies weave,
"Tbat is Tom aud the woman he wooed."
The years roll on, and then see
A wedding picture bright and fair;
look closer, and it's plan to lie
That is Tom with the silver hair.
lie gives away the lovely bride, +.
And the guests llnger, 10th 10 leave
The house of him iii whom they've pride
"Brave old Tom with the empty sleeve"
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Our regular Reporter did not attend the morning
session, but we can state that nothing done be-
yond tue ratification of bills, resolutions, &c.
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SHOE MAKER WANTED.

a SHOE MAKER WITH SATISFACTORY REFER
"a ences get constant enipoyl Dy mo yea' "
Address S w. TERRELL,
Roesyille, Wake Co., \. c.
Dec. 9. 1852 49-w5,pd.
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The Lincoln Congress has appointed committee
to enquire into the late disaster at fredericksburg
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NORTH.CARO LiNA.
IL Iredell County.
Petition for Dover.
SARAH M. LAURANcE,

M
ADoLPHUs A. LAuRANCE
WIN. H. LONG and wife ALKALINE, petition for Dover.
WIN. RAwLEs and wife JULIA,
A. NJ. BoGLE aud wife MARY, and
ELIZA KING and others
In this it appearing 10 the satisfaction of The Court
that Adolphus A Laurlnce, VIM H. Long and wife Ada
ne and VIM RawIes and wife julia are nonreSdents of
this Sate is therefore, ordered By the Court that pub
LEGATION be made for the space of six weeks in the Raleigh
Smn 'ard newspaper published in the City of Raleigh,
court, 20 be held Cor the County of Irede the Court
House in Staesvile, the third Monday in February
next there and then to plead demur to plain
tif's petition in said Court fled or judgment pro
esso will be taken to then and the prayer of the petit
tioner will be granted.
Witness NJ F. Freeland Clerk of our said Court at Of
ce in Statesvil!e, the third Monday in November A. D.
1852. NJ. F. FREELAND Clerk
Dec. l6, 1862. (pr adv. s5.62LD 5l-w6t.
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COURT OF PLEAS AND
: Quarter Sessions, Novem-
Der Term, 1862.
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STEAM SAW MIL FOR SALE.

SIEAU SAW MILL FUK SALE.
Y" HAVE AN EXCELLENT TWENTY. TWO
" horse power ENGINE and SAW MILL. which we
will sell cheap. We will sell the Engine either with or
without the saw mill
For further particulars, address
MARSHALL & REAMES,
Louisburg, N. G
Dec. s. 1862 50 -w5tpd.
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TAKEN UP,

4 ND COMMITTED TO THE JAIL OF PERSON
IA County, Norh-Carolna, the 18th day of October,
1852 negro ELLICk who says he belongs to David
the Piedmont Railroad Said bow is medium in height,
black aged IS 20 years, square built, and has
large scar under his right eye.
The is hereby requested to come forward prove
property pay charges and take him away, he will be
dealt with according to law.
WILLIAM Il. SMITH, Sheriff.
R0xboro', Oct 81, 1862. 43-wtf.
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FOR RENT OR sAJr

Try Il
SEYERAL VALUABLE HOUSES ANN ors NV,
erm oS of years. pe rtsoO VIII rent Or IN THE
Hotel property which with proper @ my desirable
mao maze very Fenneafive it being The uny can be
Pittsbou,, Dec. is, 1852. - l" uoLDST0N.
"a Fayetteville Observer conr 4 IT,. 5l-wst
EXECUTORS SALE.
"A s LAE 9s ,l OF THE LATE DR. w
n drey, we Will sell Tuesday the 6ti, ,,v A. AR
, ne1 on The premises Meckenburg county nary
igoo or 1auI acres Of sA Iau H. Audrey lived. cma"
high state Of cultivation adapted to the culture E are
Wheat. corn DC The plantation is one of the ft"';on
Meckienburg county, is well watercd and i , e pS in
miles south Of Charlotte and about SIX tnirs sonS Is
Morr"ws Turnout On the premises is fine In. Of
dAcliing house and all necessary ouJuidngs in Nv" story
par ~ good r.
at the same time and place q or 80 NEGROES b-o,
Terms made known day Of sale
JAS. b. ROBINSON
Dee 9, 1852. y
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The poem by Dr. Bagby, which we quote entire is az
once touching and inspiring intoxicating good moral IN
manly way and telling tender little story with brief
strength and pathos Here it is:
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GREENsBoRoUGH FEMALE COLLEGE,

Dec. 9, 1862.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-11-07
THE WEEKLY PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT.
Remarkable Military Order.

The following is an exact reprint of
Brigadier General Milroy's General Order
Number %:
HEADQUARTERS CHEAT MOUNTAIN DIvIsIoN,(
Clarksburg, Va, Oct. %.
GENERAL ORDER No. 28.-The General
commanding has been repeatedly panied
to learn that few bad men in some of
the regiments of his command, are in the
habit of abusing, beating and otherwise
maltreating the negro and mulatto servants
and teamsters employed by officers and
quartermasters in his command. The SER
vices of the negroes and mulattos are nee
essary and cannot be dispensed with with
out taking soldiers from their legitimate
duties, which would be an injury to the
service. These black people are generally
quiet and orderly-they were created black
and cannot help it-they have mostly been
made slaves, and robbed of the proceeds
of their own labor and could not help it !;
and have left their traitor masters in arms
against our forces, and are DESTROYS of
helping us all they can and are, therefore,
entitled to our pity and cOmmiseration,
rather than abuse and contempt and none
but traitors or coward who would strike
a woman and abuse children would wan
tonly maltreat them. 1t is suspected that
the rebels Nave hired these bad men to en-
list in some of our regiments as spies and
for the purpose Of abusing and driving
back the contrabands, that they (the reb-
els) may have the benefit of the services
of their slaves, and they be deferred from
coming into our lines.
1t is therefore ordered, and hereby made
the duty of every officer and soldier ofthis
command, to Immediately shoot down ev-
cry soldier or other person, who may be
found causelessly abusing, beating or 9th
erwise maltreating any of the negro or mu-
latto servants or drivers in or about this
command.
By order of
Brig. Gen. r. II. MILROY.
HENRY G. FLEsHER, Capt. & A. A. A. G.
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CORRECTED BY OUR OWN REPORTER
WHEAT 55@6Oc = bu.
RYE-25c y bushel.
BARLEY-65075
OATS-35c do
CORN-45c do
TIMOTHY-$1. 50Cn1. 20 q bushel
FLOUR-Superfne, So; extra 4.
CORN MEAL-Ta bag, 81. 90,
BEANS-White, q bllshel. $1.5O@1.75.
BUTTER-Firkin z ID 6@Sc country in rolls,
NESS NESS poRK-a Dbl, SIP
MESS BEEF-p Dbl, $1Oa11
BACON-Sugar-cured, 1O1s@11c, canvassed.
10@11, plain, 8Ca9c shoulders, 51s@6c.
DRIED BEEF-$12@13cp b.
LARD-6@7c q h.
SUGAR-N. o. 111la13c t, Id, Havana
1O@1O1a, refined, A 81 B, 14@15, Cuba, refined,
j 11@12, Loaf. crushed and powdered 16@161l.
TEAS-Black, 75a$1. OOc, Green, 90c0S1. So.
COFFEE-Primc Rio T tb 29a50c, Laguarsa
soc, Java Soc.
RICE-9(dp10c T. ID.
SALT-Prime $500 Z bbl.
EGGS. = doz 10a11.
FRUTTS-Green apples t Dbl. $5.25o3. 10 );
dried, = 10 715@S112c; Peaches, 9Go1215c Cram
berries I, bu 76c0$ 90 RaisnS S4.50(0475 z
box; half boxes, 81: Prunes, 915m1015c; Cur
rants. 12@15c; Almonds, 1S@23c.
FISH-No 1 Mackerel u bbl, $1s; No 2, IL;
No 3. IA. Dry Cod, 4 cwt 96.50@7 30. Scaled
Herring. = box ;S1.00.
CANDLES-Mould Tallow, 11m111lc q To;
Star, 1615@1715; Adamantine, zoe: Sperm, 100
j0c
LIQUORS-Rectifed Common. q cal 30035,
Monongahela, 50Co75c; Old Bourbon, 50a75c:
Cider; 3 Dbl 7.50GS.O0: Ticrces, 1000.
TOBACCO-Plug, 65@75c, natural Leaf, 81. rs
fine cut, 60010; smoking, 12030c.
30
Mutton = head, 9i.j004.O0. Venison 5(o6c e
To; Poultry 5Gg9c.
POTATOES-35Gt40 per bush.
ONIONS-40@50 Z bu.
OILS-Carbon G0065: Whale S5a90; Meats
foot, $1.50; Lard, S5m9Oc; Linseed, 81 .20o1 80.
Turpentine, $325.
WHITE LEAD-56@S q cwt.
MOLASSES- Plantation /! gal, 55M60c; Su.
gar House, 60@65c. Golden Syrup, 750lS0c.
LEAD AND SHOT-Pig, sc: bar, Toe per
pound; shot $3.50.
IILE-Prime Point Bryan, 81 30: Alton 1 20
SOAPS-Common, 4115(o5c /! Id; Family, G11a,
Palm 5$l@6; CASTLE, 14@16.
GLASS-American Window, SX10, $2.25Ge
$50; 10y12, 2.50@2.75; 10X14, 2.750e3.0 90; 10X
500 Per tOn about 5S(010.
lRON-Flat bar, Pennsylvania, all sizes I'M
der 419G91 inch per pound DC, Juniata do &c.
STEELE-English Cast, per pound. 25c; En-
glish Spring 10c; American do 10; English
Blister, 20; American do 1215c.
LUMBER-Common inch per 1000 feet $50
1919; clear, 2O@25; Siding, 1920; flooring.
1920; Lath, 1.50 Shingles 2.25@3.00.
POWDER-FFG and FFFG in kegs of 20
pounds, 5000; do in kegs of 1211s pounds, 800;
in kegs of 81 pounds, 2.75; Duck and Sport
ing, in tin kegs of 81 pounds, Nos 1, 2 and 3,
600; Diamond Grain, in cases of twelve CAMS
tiers of one pound each, 11.75; do in cases OF
txya w. ivp Of
one pound each, 49, do in cases of % canisters
of half pound each, 10; do in cases of II can
listers OF one pound each, $50; Rifle and Sport
ing in cases Of % canisters of half pound each,
$50; do in cases of IL canisters of one pound
each, 7.30; do in cases of % canisters OF one
pound each, 14.O0; Blasting in kegs of % pounds