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CHAPTER VI.

I,chc. N, , through tbe aperture and arose to
~ ie't, ,,ll n9,h,ns ne Pr ,yh,", t T hound
in Vw iifea Glsh. with open
'r',E uG yitb ,i f"y tlt Saasad C"r1l to
"'c'm, h' torr", ja,Ict tired Just as quickly,
,i ni VA, P" NV, &, .rot. iu, shrunk away from
1mi n ~ en-, ,n wol tal,irg care tia, Hsicom
li n ,oi' .ee him. Cord uttered an exclamation
Of 10y, a. mo saw NE 'o1 PuFGrlhe on lht noor;
liesla'cr broke q"' w. Noiley 81 c1'f', Gra
l'ph'', Ir'It AMI sen possessed ''O'' LOOKING
RON wp, a are ~" 'o" i, ?" finally dcmqnle Hal
com, a't'rs Ing ina, we t'i wa, tSnlt u.or
l. "a Cno0-,.. ny thh ! an we , uw'''a W
his ,,.'" y 'i Ia ol,o Inc G ~ r Will he
,h't the 3o'"'r lOu i''''' u" 'o'''' II wiz 10
i", YOU ,,,.... ....,,., l,,telv roply. U.ap-
l1"'c," i'.'' a,, ''r'' .,5od "nn-
arc q" "I1s az, .,o,,,cr H.
h.a o IT,, .,n '''' C-oilcs ilI .,ircn
G , ,,o ',' I've o, W. o,rcr NJ Ii. steamer he D..
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OF YOU IL TO make the most II fortune
whlch mas become inevitable. The sun Is not
more certain To rise tomorrow than you are
certain 10 10 my wifcl In soher earnest WIN
should you deem m - unworthy Of vour Gand3
loW iAt her can tel YOU that | am descended
ifom iandly quite as rcsp ectable rs his own. I
.'Nt cen NJ college " .th him, AMI have a,w8vs
managed to retain AMI enlarge nv acnnisifion.
in that Enc. As to age, am nct an hon, ,oo
DID, in tie opini III Of any sensible woman AMI
! Halter myst,. hat nay APPEARANCE is command
iur and ploasing.'
Coral could not help smiling bitterly at his
conceit.
As to nionev--the msn point to be con-
i,fed. continued liul,om, Il have sOmething
~ q. nat VIII as;1H-h you. For many years
nave "er 'aring ny money AZ a rapii rate, "a
con men report r~7v have ma 'c you aware. |
nave l,aty aitiutn Of dollars aboard of tic
.ts. h'..' niH ~ the fuit5 q
To-, 1ti1n 90 an idea with this
money, AMI thc returns OF the venture In which
am now en- RACED. | am going to France in a..
/ prbit, to I've like lord the remainder ct
my days. Consent, then, Mics Wayne, to tn,
destiny ' have marked oui for YOU Re my
w'e, ant DO shall rc IN We 9TH, and Ne happy.
WI even bury thc hhtcbet with your father
! lhe SLAYER sai lnucu more in this sUinc strain,
A.'im1t ihe ms'i ci.u9sivc AMI respectful
manner he could. lie Head with an earnest
moss v 90 showed how much D., was
/ interest d. for favorable answer. Coral
/ Ilt hm Vii viii indirect replies a-
'."ih1s .ih tiat sl' ri'
/ IN ~, "'H'. wv 'N. no
''f ~ ''a'e wy h'r 'n vt never 90 wnrv ..
A'i. .Ho'o e''''N q answers ann, yea u b. 900.
H'N W. WI 'NI' miss W d. h', h' l"
Nu 4, yea 70 G.wm' '' ''
'"ns VNl No' 1o lou .. '1"y
f'I I'.N'i' ana You '' We" 30
/ .'.' '' af"u ~ m iurn, gnu
..'.l i..t. ~ KY qua,
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Ia ~ W. Ndl Il".' W. ~ VOICE OK " "lNt
Il deep interest "Nact' j. lis vouuy man
now anl whom dl you .c' him h.tt'
Don't know whcrt w. i.. rrl'cd Cradle.
''ani ! haven't cen ban lately Presume hes
alonr! tie .ieamor, tAou,h. Why not, If hos
vow .ht lrI'
tuvrt interest t,cpai {, increase, and
j" looked ulcaiIy towards l.s feet.
u, the way, captain, 20. Criilcs, 'can YOU
IT, me have that money tp.,"hti want I.
badly ~ rather Ncrliruv 10 .tis IT, mud I'm
lil ".od 20 oilige L.r. Low d.u fail to hrn. il
ashes. risl' away. r,! 'ull sim. ,ou arc < T.
.U'.'. u.t ic H.uu.l ~ hu.h.
Y..u v'r ff" '. p.a 81 .ieiuf Oh .,iou 90
...r. '>.nii, ego 10 the house forthwith, 10.
III 20 for II III, -cii now, If you ptcir"
o. |rycI mind; III irinl 10 lctsocn ROW and
mi might Anything MOI, to fay r
hing particular; oi :, io again and again
"n' Won go he 'arr'ul. You IroN we've en-.
n. our nil upon 70 ,'.uu o. c,. ] sec ~
POISON "lv we silul ..e"'I aud If we do.
boot o ..iu.l ..-- g. ,tl t-"
.,r, riehl T. ... A... UP ii.rm,
,'l business ol ,ittor l.,...u-ad TIA. !il
r at caution ami ....' ul a. h.r,to'.r,.
Have u. i'.l. whatever.
ru.'.1v, continue tr.ii'- tphbin, hi
I"' H. w.. li- w"..t ..iI' b excited.
"ui. Is a. Wv tot.i.' t,'fpn 80 livcr-
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50 wish you'd explain from tic beginning,
said ilio Young man.
heres ral in there what y" lotch"l
we're. said the boy, holding III. head towards
ill., cabin.
Captain Japhets face DARK at this su.c lnct
49, ninent
The by Then proceeded with many r'-.ur'. 10
ii' 'i he hn'" 70. me j, hIm'.. nS
wan nor conn aboard II" ir' i'' ''l-
tain Japhct TO the h'.e he hal cat in the paIti-
toH n"l showed him th'ci %. be'r'. II.
Il never seed n''i"r h' i'.' '"I' jude.
u ma. -lf sno het. In ii'. re1.N ''r
In, II,ii .,on c'.
y ., it.I ul nd" '',
..' S. don't ~. rig o. MS
LHe anil % ashore .hohi think t"'s hole
a. d.. go 81 uS'.
- iIsn't, She voul!ut 'ar ter 10 7.
tlu.' why Ice gone ief va e. d'ily ah loH
.,'h W ''f' ~, oN. 'nr' gore lh"n
wa. ttrt't IN h.H. i. .u ,r'..
the l,ul 900 tu there doris A.-u.
irH. .'nt tv sou IT r'7 n so
y,., '.. an Hi I'r "c-
H''. ''If H'"' " % % Ip Co. n.u'
tII t .ioY. " '' tlH hole AMI looking
jude etopF"d over h'm. nDl .I' l""r'' mo
ihr'IhiH.
Don't N. ha rUL ~ % tie
'.om a q Ift.. 20 sHit
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~ 90 .-A NtH"h NaA' N'tNtASal
saw him M more.
Jude uttered n exclamation 90 expressive @
Vinl' .tiycue.s thai Coral was Startled.
80 Hes % cr ttiu' us 80 the hl mu,,erei
llc's took yer Ia " - the brig"
\ few moin-nts Of anxiety passed IN silence
AMI then form en- r-"d from the shad US rest.
iut over tue caNiI, AMI returned t. the jot. ir
which the hound wa....H h.p-. Tler.a t-.i
th' oars ani commenced rowing towards u'
steamer. be smug cvcs II .lulos.un rc,oxniz
81 him n lI.lccm.
" .ire you eirc o.t,l Co.l. lro, .s..'v.
''f .'. - torn D., t'..
'or - H' 'aic q at .."
\ IT, '..'t. nt NJ l..a a.. o4
.-ci'iu. 'ptct,.i @ L,.,r.. & III o..
lalh.,. -" young man buried W,i.,p ra.
g. that his boat was lying hat conD~ i"'
under lhr gusrl- NJ thr stenmrr and that tier,
would i"ro difficulty In embaIking her therein
ar' :" o''7t 'rs 10Th Yer AL jade beyond the
.,.. .,.' .u. T az i %. l.'uns iu g..
'or Ut Ills course, the agoni1c lirl could only
niurur:
"oh. nv poor r,thor! y ,.o.' s,c,n i'L,
les rrue him g. ~ 80 ! cannot he g, s,.i-
arl h'ar.!es-. l. sla'. I promised tnat voi'|
'e re io r-. ~y t.d.r. B.t.. i,T u1'
h-i WIN ..n .ln '.c freedom e. ths WAol,
worll wildcat him :"
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nnd surveyed the gfl, as Wi "a lac coui. in IT,
uncertain rays OF the lamp ilIlcom had lighted.
Her voice had comb. oi HIM, and Lor striking
appearance, shr ,tuI there. loft him sill !ur-
thor NJ loss how Ca address her.
| Jhe maiden was rendered sornc"hat ur-
oa.v 10y tho circ'' .'3r~~., AID rarratcl her er-
! quiry. Sic thput. Il the flemish sort Of de-
! p'ilIn's Ter enemy vas likely ~ have nr.rl., 4
him. and did not know but what Some rull,anly
negro was irving 20 break into the cabin. Judo
went to work again soon, cnlargng the hple, and
! presently Coral w. frightened TO sec an arm
/ 'hrI-t ti'rolrl follow B.. the singular head e..
"Nhtd. .ou' want :" .ic a,hcl, rc,re,tiaa
! t1~lils J., c.. ia auut.
Don't get ..nrd Don't lie 'frai1 ~ M.
s'y. want Ter help ser, said judo, ia a CON
| iiirutial tuu, nSious to reassurc hr-. "YWre
the gal !, fetched yere. unnerslan's that. My
Aloreil . repeated tie gih.
" Ye., Morelen'. Likes yer looks s''v nm
! y stan v,r fru'. II. DON'T mean yer mo- b, d.
/ lie -ut' 20. htle ll w' '..i hurt yer it j..
''r, lu' ~ .iicamtout lin What yer
uar' -
"C.ra!-C,1l Wuvh.''
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'ord Looked t"iliiv at tie face Of tho Untrue
der 'Wl vi iir Poo re- lily perceived his ..U.-
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{ o. iclt.rr.
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RUNNING
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tutor ec" ~, Vs. = tl',". . T. fh
50. tt
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CHAPTER TX.

While Coral sat weeping and worrying on tho
strange chipping sounds low hut distinct, y, the
partition next to the hold. Tho regularity OF
these noises indicated that they were blows on
tbe bulkhesd, and the captive at once became
interested, believing that they announced the
presence Of some person on the other sida. She
listened intently, while the blows Of the hall
witted boy fell thick and fast, the sound qtad
wN apally q crash VI spliatsrs, Aaa Nv bTis "
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II i&AT ARTILLERY UOMPANY.-
= We invite attention 20 our scheme for
saasene 1AGAt ARTILLERY company, for three
yoen Or The wnr. 70 oo1alst 81 ~ guns and
100 men. A1roady upwar II Of 1fty.Ave good
and reli6ole members are enrolled, and ~
hope to complete our organisation In NV
aay4
Uniforms OF the best quality furnished, ana
the men put In the nsld ffee Of expenbs.
Bounty Of 30 paid when Ne MIN Are mus.
tered In. t
TRAVELLING s4psnseS Ok Ncruits from other
cities % Ne coHAtry. - this city, win b paid
on ~.
FAisecmpany 10 raised BY authority from the
Secretary Of War, who has promised to fur.
ntee us the guns - soon a. the company q
ready. and We think presents hne oppoe-
tunity to those Who wish to enter the srtil-
lery service and relieve Themselves Of dratt.
Recruits who have already Joined, ~ We'll
- those hereafter connecting themselves with
the company, will report at the rendezy9us
poeo Of muyterinE In on ThSrNday, 18th Inst.
WIN q. URENSHAW,
JAMES ELLETT.
UHAS. L. HOBSON,
nh list AND. b. JOHNSTON.
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MAa1DW A1kAks 1870 -
DLA0KsMTas' TJoEs. 20.
iso Anvils, asss;
100 vlsss. ass't, Kottsf Key and Solid Do1D
30 psirs Bellows, a TO 40 Inches;
300 Hapa ard 6isdgs Hanmsee
50 pairs Ssni.hs' Toaes,
so Stocks and nios, seSt;
900 psirs Mems LISTS, asa't;
so dozen Wagon Beidles;
50 dosen Wagon Hames
1000 paifs Trace Chains;
so Log Chains, asst
5000 lbs Gotten Ropes
$4,000 lbs. Plate Ssesl, aDs't q 70 IL lnssS ~
to thick:l
10 essss eepuios CATTLE Soap;
600 lbs Sptieg Stse;
800 lba German Steel;
500 kegs Cut Naila aas'G
500 lbs. Hemp TWjnes
800 lbs. Hemp Psckne; ~
zoo dos. Alsxandsr's Sped Oesaoa.
$50 dss Mems end Womeas Hass. ass
50 Velvet and Tapestry Hearth 1ass
60 dos Drawing 0iveA amft;
10 dog. Collins Co. . saA Stswssss q D
sd s.' d. .. 1.eaa Axes
u store ma s 81 sas 3 WILSON Husr.
NH 7-ss = rsafl stsee1.
RATS AND FRNO1ns, Iroa and 0e,vas.
NJ isedi Goal 1s1ttlsa; Weed wee oco
Stands; Irsa okiIlets anA Bakers xtyne ~
lron aAd TIN stew Panr Tea xstusas Ooeee 49,
On0ee Po4s end Boilers; Cln6se ehoven;
an1 Aouhls seveee1 OantsenS koo sno
footDea. aud variety II T@rwaee -
N7-l1s D. D. D1M0OM. - 49, =.
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MII,HTARY NOTlCR0.

NTOT1oE.-fES Ssc6S1ai my 81 ns0H.
II MONU HOWITzEkS Has bssn reors
6: 1a ana y" e: ssSE. 49, s.
nAmBet d our COMPANY 70 l9c An opp0Y::
tunity y thus offered 70 Young men Of goo0
moral character TO join IN old organisation
which has two rifles and two h0wit1efs, and
10 thorouehly equipped for Held service
Apply 70 &. b. ftEASANTS or HENRY
s. JONES, at Hughes, caldwell 4 %. 3. QN5s
Pearl street; or VIM. n. WELLFOBO, Jn.s
Brandy Station, Oulpeper county, virgtnias
Virginia. NH 0-l4ts
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HGADQRS ELLIOTT 9kAYH,l
FORT NELSON, Norfolk Harbor,
March -, 1862.

March =, 1861.
THIS well-known company having determined
to remain In the service, 10 DESTROYS of In.
creasings the lumber CT enlisted men to l25. A
Recruiting Once has boen opened for that pur-
pose Ut tho store of Loui, j. Bossleux 80 Main
street, and also at the store Of Joseph Butler
town Of Aaaehssser. All young men who are
the condition and Organization of the company
from Lieut.. HENRY FITZ6ERALD, Who can
DO found at either place of rendezS GUS.
Recruiss are entitled to pay. transportation, and
subsiste from the tins and place Of enrolment
and also to tho bounty Of fifty collars.
l hope that this call may meet with speedy
response and that I may never bs a witness TO the
drafting Of your g men from tho districts In the
neighborhood CT Richmond AL recruits are to
be persons of good character, and men In whom
can place implicit conf sence.
LOUIS r. BOSSIEUX,
Captain Elliot 0FayA
HEHRY EFTzoERALD. Lieut.. Recruiting U1a,
nab a.
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HEADQ'RS DEPT. OF HENRIOO, I
Richmond, Va, March 7, 1862. :

|CRNERAL ORDERS, No. 81. Colonel
NJ John U. Porter j. appointed Provost
A. u. Goodwin and J. u. Maynard are up.
pointed Assistant Provost Marshals.
All communications, verbal or written,
concerning passports or the location q
guards, must be made to the Provost Mar.
shall.
II. The city Of Richmond IL divided into
two military districts, by . line commencing
ut Mayo's Bridge and running MP 18th to
Main street, thence mp Main to Governor or
18th street TO 18th street. thence mp 18th street
70 the limits Of the city.
The district east Of ssid line Of division 10
under command Of Capt. A. u. Goodwin, and
the district west Of said line u under the
command Of Capt. J. q. Maynard.
III. Samuel Naccubban II appointed Chief
Of Police.
BY order OF Brig: Gen. Jozn H. WIxDss.
NH e-et L. 3. PAGE, A. A. q.
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A TrENTION, CITIZEN SOLDIERS /

ABLE.BODIED MEN, WANTED.
The undersigned having had considerable mill.
tary experience, and recently sttgehed to the
Wise Legion Capiain of Artillery desires to OF.
service In the Ooniedsrats ,sssyss, s.rsios. zach
man viii be pssd FIFTY DOLLARS bounty
m oney when enliated. and have his uniform fur.
nished Now Is the time to rally for the defence
Of oar eaEHtry against the base Yankee invaders.
Headquarters on 10th, between Main end Cary
streeta. s7-2w") JAMES KIRBY.
DtCRUITS WANTRD-o;OB OUNTY-And
n Uniforms Furnished. The undersigned,
having been duly authorized BY the Secretary Of
War to raias onpauy Of Heavy Artillery, to
ticulars. apply to Sergeant AMES MCDONALD.
18th st. opposite tie sRsuifeF SSsss;
Capt. Of Artillery.
8. 8. NICHOLAS,
w. r. WOODROW.
M Those persons who are DESTROYS of enlist.
ing In my company, will also fad Rer de svous
On Franklin St, opposite Messrs Dickiuson, Hin
& Co., whore IN officer may be found to enroll
them. NH 10 81
A TTENTNQN The subscribers have nu.
n 'thority 70 raise a com pany Of LIGHT
ARTILLERY,t to be attached to Major F. J E.
to w Sssn Of the
missed. As no more flying artillery compa-
mics will be received, persons Wishing to join
this arm Of the service will do well to enroll
their names 1t once. Recent events clearly
indicate that Virginia will need the strong
arms and brave hearts Of all her sons in the
impending struggle. The draft will, within
q few days, compel those to take the field
who fail TO respond to their oountry's call In
this, her hour Of peril. Fifty dollars bounty
paid Immediately on being mustered in.
Apply at Bayley & Whites ONCE, opposite
the Law Building.
ALEXANDER Q. HOLLADAY,
Lieut.. 2Uth Reg. Va. vols.
S. TAYLOR MARTIN,
LIST COMPANY Howit1ers.
WIN. F. q. GARNETT, JR.,
Fayette ARTILLERY.
RICHARD NJ. BOILING,
fe &-l2t< Goochland Troop
AIOT1CE.-As my term OF service will ex.
IN pire on the 2lst Of April, wish to raise
VOLUNTEER COMPANY, on or before
that time, to be mustered into service for the
war, or two years. Those who wish to join {.
can do 30 by calling ON Capt. ID. ". SAUx.
Dlas, ut the old stand Of George Timberlaks
= Son, on Brook Avenue.
fe 33-18ts Com pany "F." ofJ2ichmond
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wv. WILLIS. Jr., 6eey. @ IT,
lie ifMad6aANNEERR, Z


TO-PxRTNERSH1P NOTi0E.~Tns arm
~ of DAVIS 4 HUTOHESUN having been
dissolved by the death Of ALlx. b. H6fcAA.
son, all persons indebted to the said Arm ufo
undersigned witao PIT des0y, a2l taose having
elaim5 against said rrm Will please present
them TO the undersigned for settlemsnt;
JOHN Il. DAVIS.
fe Ats Surviving partner.
NISSOL TON OF OO-PAkTN ER.
exisiing between the undersigned, under the
firm Of MILES, JENNINGS = 90, was
dissolved by mutual consent on the oth inst.
arm viii present them 70 q Al1lss 11o
for payment; and those ind ehted 70 1ae.4rM
will make payment sd q IL 4, Ha'' Fs"'
JOHN II. JENNINGS,
b. ~. MILES
| The undersigned will continue the SAD.
DLERY and HARNESS BUSINESS At the
| old stand OF Miles, Jennings & Co.. under
the firm Of q. z. MILES l. BROTHER, and
| solicit q con tin uance OF the patronage %
literally bestowed upon the late nW.
s.,.-.. E. (. H. H. Mis- Mis-
Id zssGs ssA7les, :'; g. s. =: =
Having purchased the Interest Of q. II. PLlA,
| SAINTS, the surviving partner, JOHN N. VAN
Inv, Will hereafter conduct me ousnsss - ~
| own name,
All persons indebted 70 he old sossa1, win
PLEASE call and ssstis with the snd9agns1.
| JOHN y. VANLDW.
| 4. Januuarv I. la64. ATS
N ISSULUI ION OF CO.PARTNERHHIP
IL Ths Dartn- rahip heretofore existing under ~
| style of A. &c DEKER 4 o., haviag expired
January l., lsa9, by limitation. and the deesass d
Mr.. WIN. BOD eKER. The undessignsa Aas 100.
ciated with hin self Mr.. ". d DADE end hls
brother, Mr.. HI NRY BODEKER, on the Sans
terms that exist In the former concern, aud Will
BUSINESS stt he old stand, No. 10 Main 1atsee,
under the zane tame. a. BODEKkR.
Thankful Tor she past hbsral pstroaass bestowed
cu hem. they pc, BY strict and faithful atten-
uon TO their business, 70 merit good share of the
| same In fature.
1 il lots A. BODIKER 4 90.
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WEDNESDAY, 90 5z :: g:
CO4IJACGA1. !
RssA.s.1 Nd - - II, 49,.
APrL1D-Ws e. 1rpk1n VlaAl6psr bsl;
ether kia1s, Sieai1. 81 =. -
D1EAD.Nayy.. Pilot, esae;
S Sxoo sse sss "a t Z: :. >. y y
IU4TEHl6os41 -; nir . good. -
seni caetes, >eaA1& -
SSs S1 iiEAiiS ~ s 81 ss.esi.
OOITxERao, g eaAts Per h.; supply
o. SIss-xdaAs aaas. ,sss0 cents; Tai.
va VI Ts.iiy ss.ss.se; ~ y ne ar.y load.
Cxl(ENT-janss River. ss.soas.oo per
S SSEESs 3: n o.aa,.vs..s
e' os{ Rss Z. na,s.4 lots Of ooaa.r,
DE E1[s = 'i FsJiT III ..p.a,.d, from
se;s. . SO; Pse,s<s sssoas.so; Apples. ei.so
To1kaE-rnotAy. ei.,oasl 80; Glover.
0.sea3:sG saSes 0esss vlsoasA.so; Shaeks.
"tH xssrffH rs sxii Rive. m.n,p,,..
sloa gaaAo, 80 Per tom; stock email and rap.
~ sss. Az. e. ss.
Xs. 1880 .v~s' s~AeAS
FLAXSEED-Nominal b 80.
rLOUR-Ws a.ots sapsFhss u q: Extra
HIbES-0fssn, sssats; saltsd, % cents; dry.
iHoN-Eae,,sA. rsaasd and American, bu.
snail sappsy. which !. sold in limited
quantities q . cents per H.; swsdss. none
LEATHER-sol., ,eass es per h.; Upper
56AN n
ing ssas8 css.; OaIf 1kins elsaa6 Per dossn.--
EoUoRs-Uonnea &c per cent? whis.
D:Hv 8 80; New rTocf Whisksy "a; old malt.
e gssaTns Z COL ss.se Apple Brandy tasv)
L%RD-sr.as can't. -
LlMEAoantAtn unslacked, 800 TO % 90
nOI.AsSES-Nsw Orleans, d 80 to Lao cts.
NAIL4-Old dominion, loall cents.
cents. Brownsta1s, % cents; shipstuas, 70
oiI-T.ansrs'. si.laal.so; machine. $50
OxTSWe quote % cents per bushsl. aud
RYE-el soasa.oo PER bushel.
sEnD-Olovsr sesd: el7asls-latter BY re.
SODA-Bsst English. % cents per ID.
SU0ARS-Brown, 24a26 cents per h.; cof-
fee, 97a2s cents. All qualities advancing.
.lsa me. 81. sS.s 70 Per sack. '' ~ ''-N
TOBAOCO.-The breaks Of tobacco are
small, and most Of the tobacco offered at this
time 10 rs.opensd. We notice rather more
disposition in the last two days, on the part
Of . few buyers, to invest and prices shade
higher: We quote interior l.xs q! e2.7sas;
O. 6os07 50; me d. s0alO.60.
TALLOW-lGale cents per ID.
WHISKEY.-Uommop s2psr gallon; better
and superior qualities q ito d; old matted
WHEArNIsce d loal Is whit. q 10 20.
and dull. Few buyers Ut these prices.
WOOL.-4Arket nrm, and arrivals light
sos ~ cents Per pound,
CATTLE MARKET.
gKkE-Ws quote at ". ooa7. 90 gross, which
sAEEP-supply light. Extra quality, ss
Hodlin demand at $3.50 to sl4 net.
MONEY MATTERS.
SPEOIE quote gold and silver at Is
% 20 per cent. premium.
BANK NOTE3ENsarly al Southern Bank
notes are taken on depostte BY our BankS.-
We note the following a. rejected for tho
. Of :rranssmsnt to make them current
GsoneIA-Oity Bank. Augusta; Mechan.
ios' Bank. do Bank Of Augusta; Augusta
esa and .o1 os sSs a
State, Rome, Ca, and Northwestern Bank.
Rine9old. Ga, Per cent. discount.
Eos.z 1.so.is..B soa. Of Of Lszins1n;
NeWbsrn Bank Of Fayetteville, and Bank
The notes Of the wheeling Banks, Bank
Of Berkeley, and Bank OF Philippi, are taken
~ Brokers at par. Bank Of fairmon ITO
pr csnk discount.
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Lesasss~ Sss, for eas Dssk ssdtsS AayoA 8,