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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-02-06
HOUSE OF COMMONS.

SATURDAY. Jan. 81, 1858
The House met pursuant to adjournment. PRAYER BY
Rev Henry Hardie. Fridays journal was read.
An engossed resolution from the Senate allowing and
taxes amended by adding several names from
other counties, passed its third reading.
An engrosSed bill from the Senate to provide for the
completion of the claim of North Carolina against the
Confederate and for other purposes passed its
first reading.
Mr. Richardson presented memorial from citizens of
Anson and Richmond counties, on the subject of keeping
the Pee Dee river open for the passage of fish.
Reports from committees were made; the Subject will
BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS INTRODUCED
NJ. Burgn, bill cedng certain district of territory to
the Confederate States for the purpose Of establishing
Mr.. Fowe. resolution nstructing the Committee on
Propositions and Grievances to take under consideration
contract between the State and W. q. Strickland and
report If any damages are due SAID Strickland
Mr. Harris Of Cabarrus, resolution calling upon the
Adutan General to furnish tabular statement of the
number OF Volunteers and Con- crpts that have been in
the army from this State.
Mr. WOodall, resolution requesting the Governor to
confer with the General commanding in North Carolina
relative to the mpressment of wagons and teams in John
stOn county and the counties adjoining and endeavnr to
have the matter so arranged as to bear equally on ALL
Concurred in.
Mr. Beall resolution iastructing the finance commit
tee enquire into the expedency raising the nav of our
soldiers and also into the expedency of raising the taxes
for that purpose.
Mr. PEBBLES called up a resolution in favor of Wv.
Happier and the same passed its several readings.
Mr. Henry of Berthe, presented list fol appointment of
magistrates OF his county Concurred in
Mr. FOy bill to authorize the Governor to call ont tho
militia and to reOrganrze the same
Mr. Craige moved 20 take up resolution from the Sem
ate in favor of j. NJ Neal COncurred in and the same
passed its several readings
MIR. Foust from the committee to superntend the cleo
ton Of Trustees of the University reported that Hon
G. Shepherd Neill Mckay and Dr. Edward Warren had
received majority of all the and were elected
Mr. Joiner introduced bill relative the binding out
of free cUlored children.
Mr. Patterson resolution authorizing the purchase of
the arms belonging to the Military Academy at Hsboro
Mr.. Hampton, a bill authorizing the sale at public auc.
ton of the old jail in Wilkes county
Mr. Parks presented memorial from certain citizens of
Burke county, asking to have portion of that county
tran sferred To Mitchell couhty
The Revenue bill again up for consideration Con.
siderable discussion ensued and numerous prupositions
to amend were introduced of which were concnrred
H. They not reported for the that they could
not well be understood without having the bill before the
reader. "
The House adjourned until half past o'clock this after
noon.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-02-06
SENATE

The entire evening session CONSUMED in the further
consideration oil The Revenue Bill
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-02-06
AFTERNOON SESSION.

4 message received from the Senate announcing
that that body did agree the amendment made to the
revenue bill by the House
Mr. Shepherd moved that message be sent to the Sen.
ate proposing committee of five m0mbeTs of each House
TO take into consideration the bill CUncurred in,
and MesSrs, Shepherd, RUSSELL Person. Allison, and Wat
son announced the House branch of the committee.
The House proceeded consider the unfinished bust
ness being bill to repeal act of the present session
relative to the removal Of he county seat of Mitchell Co
Mr.. Horton being entitled the a0Or proceeded to ad
dress the House in favor Of the BILL
Mr.. Young of Yancey, addressed the House in opposi
tion to the bill and in reply to Mr.. Horton.
Mr.. LemmOnds called up bill in favor Of Q. Austin late
sheriff of Union Co. The bill passed its several readings
Dir Avera called up resolution in favor of Mary q.
Chilly. Passed its several readings
message received from the Senate proposing TO
go Immediately into election for two Trustees of the
University Laid ON the table,
On motion the House adjourned until 10 O'clock Thurs
day.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-02-06

The afternoon session entirely occupied in the con
sideration of the Revenue bill. >
The House adjourned to meet at o'clock this evening
, 1863-10-06
Er1fu m 1HpkeAa by mn1ls

MILWAUKEE,, Oct. s-Eeeeissa. 1R,ss b. xssaf sa1.
l y + e
IL % s L H' ss:E 81. 3
noon on cnauge L dropped to Il osk tof ths sang ne
'osse '.tsoas i
It fl.esal lesh sese lioe1al, and much more could
pssstistiy nesfscted 4 fss tso.:sna bushels gsFs
II s s e ess isef q ss 5ss Ess
s: as: e. e. @ 81
,'ss .ss'''<s S' S$'s 81 aX XSs:ts: Els :ss
lSssssi@x m ijs s5sx 81 is!s !ssss
ss;s;$:; S;;s;; f$Sz$i$; $zz$$f Ii $iS* $ $
cor, p 81 9a est,. #aeas1ssie II sveniaE: ai.eF
S1f q o1s1 ss I'd sn Mca &
jeetec Il Il d. IS IN DO W ns d. 100 bu do it siio
ST Leg1s osss-Wheas brought ys,tsrtay,s RI, e..
= q - y slSi s Il IsE common al e fseISs;
sks &. osg NJ h. Tas
:asaay sss: @ Pf'sss a.E IT,
II ,tssily rna a sales Of ~ ks At
vas some i iason % he 6oaFa tie siess Of buyeTs
sss;f So =
option. ere offered at :, - ano q y offered sGas:
days. No amber offered 6 lls, aad 81! o1ered
hsa1s d odessa for d csfs .sdtessl oS y Wig
sample q :: ea5 SS3 yns cstS H1
and auoteo anet Sc. 6ais sltghly better We not.
4 est I'D da s!sy s
70 in po1tant red9stIon On state Tbs sales since
ee 81
, 1863-10-06

1855 8s6a3 e11ss 22571ss 2oi190l 5i5s'5 sit7so
The upward tendency In Gold tends to keep the Pro-
duce markets firm anu excited, there being very
sse speculative inquiry, besides fair shipping de-
mAnd.
The demand for Flour, however, was unusany light
sna the dull aud hensy, tho tendency be.
Ing rather doWuWsras In consequence Of the advance
or upward tendency In feIghts, and the blockade
tie Grand Trunk Railway. Only about 900 brs Of all
kinds changed hands, at G5o@7 90 for White Winter
eAtras: s5!B for Red Winter extras; s5.ooa5s5 for
Spring extras. and Spring supezs at $4oo.
The Wheat m.Tket opened excited, and advanced
t@1c but before the close reaction took place. and
the advsnca was nearly lost. Ahout 1900 bushels
were sold at Is for No Red Winter; s71c for Re-
etted Winters u osK@1 for No.1 Spring in store;
81 0Ik for No. Spring, and 06a91c for Rejected
Spring the market closing flsm at a103k@lo3X for
No. !, and 81 oo1f for no. Spring.
There was IN Increased inquiry for Corn, AMI We
note further advance In prices OF &c per 4snel with
sales Of about 100000 bushels, at 7N@16kc for River
Mixed saoat; a734c for No. Corn in store, aud $50
74c for No. Com In storethe market closing firm at
sc for No. !, and Tic for No.2.
Oats were also In active demand principally
By spectators the market Advanced 1H82c per
bushel, with sales Of about 900 buah.1s, at oI9c
fos No. !. and 5s&ssHc for No. 2 In store.
RE was in good requeas ard h@1c hlsher With sales
Of No. ! at s20ssXc-
Barley WA quiet and stedy at 3lO6@1 " for NO.
snd sec@$1.15 By sample.
Highwines were active and nrn. an closed Hc per
gallon higher with tales OF 80 brls at c and 100 brs
ats1hc.
There was considerable activity in Domestic Fins
Salt at a. ahoat and delivered. There Is also more
Inquiry for Foreign, and the mar ct Ia active at "a 1@
go for Ground Aum. and q OK for Turks Island.
Provisions quiet, with ea}es Of a0 br1s old Ness
Pork at $12 6o Bacon Hau1r are steady at 1oH@10hc
Frelghts wsrt dull, with engagements at sX@ic tor
OATS and SIC for WHEAT to Buffalo.
The railroads here hare advanced their rtes 15c per
brl on our and 7c per 100 ns on iourthclass goods
the rates On four to New York beng Il $ all rail- and
u Is mi. aud lake to Boston, T. IS a za, aad s1s5
rail- aud Lake
The propeller lines adyance their rates on Flour to-
mo1row, to 81 10 to Bosto1 aud 81 co to New York.
In Beef Cattle the market been tolcrably active.
The entered sales since amount to head,
ranging for medium era les suitable for packers and
shippers ss0e@s Is, and for common grades "a 400
ASK. There Is an active demand for prime grades,
but for common and thin stock the market is dull md
Inactive. In Hogs large amount OF business has
been done for the present season, the entered ses
eincc Saturday amounting to SIS hogs. A1ssger pro-
portion Of inferior Etoek thnn ntua has been sod out
at tecli1e Of 0@soc from Saturdays quotations. For
good Hogs th.re Is las demand and prices rule to1e
rably fEm.-
, 1863-10-06

OF these 14o were sailors, 81 carpenters, 10 e1-
prcssmen, 10 engineers. % tarmers, IT hackmeu,
1sshousekeepers, CAT labosess, IS saloon keepers,
s72p1ostltutes "a falling of since last quarterly
report Of 10e) 10 soldiers IS teamsters, 1s4 with
no occupation, and 20 on dd fHfni!um.
Among the crimes with which these were chatg.
ed are the the following: Adultery, s; assault
with intent to commit rape, s; assault with In
tent to kill+ s.; assault With deadly weapon, 8;
bnegls1y, Z; dlsorde1ly, sss; drank and disorder
ly, G6s; simple drunk, sos; drunk and yagrancy
80: resisting officers, when drunk, So; fema- es
wearing male appasel,a forgery, inmstes ol
houses Of IL fame, 1s2 ditto Of dsorderfy houses
14s; ditto of gambling houses, IS; murder, l;
robbery, IS: shooting In city limits; 1e; vaffaney
IA, &c, &c.
, 1863-10-06

BALTIMORE, Oct. 3.-With no speculative demand
saes have been Glow Of all varieties Clover clpses at
$2EE93.17h. and F!axseed at $2.oo@225. an advance
- PnM4pTIrHIA Oct 9-1n see Is we.note sales OF 500
bpshels old crop Timothy nt $275 bushel Clover
a2ma38 aI + br. -
NV YoRK, Oct s-Graszis IL firm but quiet ut g. 50
for Timothy and 1oKc for Clover; we notice sales Of
13 bu Flax 1T &253.
, 1863-10-06

WhfakY,

BALTIMORE OFT. 2-The advance IN this article at
the West, the Inscription to traffic the Bat
Haltinofr b OHIO Railroad, hare strengthened the
views Of holders and the market oses very htronE
Salea for the week embrace some 800 brs city at 555
cents, and 60 bfls Ohio at 5SE@SHc p gallon.
81. LOUIS Oct s-darket steady, With sales OF 81
bfIs in threo lots at SC = gallon.
PunApE1pu1A. Oct. 2-Whtsky Is more nctive and
sf Sd; arnal los 5sX4A55c, aud pEudge at s2He.
, 1863-10-06
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. l..
wFJE NuAr-Ev NYADrrm.

MONDAY EVENING, Oct. s, 1855.
For Monday the demand for money has been good,
and business active, Discounts confined at most
entirely to he wants Of actual trade, for when they
met the banks have little anything over for
ties OF speculative tnrn Of mind. Rates as usuat.
8@1o FER cent,
Currency continues close, and hence some Of the
heavier discount houses sell 1t for anything they
get above par. The rates usual par@H discount
buying, and rar@N premium selling. The demand Ia
good, and were not currency SO scarce, themarket
would be urn.
Gold has again been the tramp In WAN street
Private dispatches reported the rates follows: 1i3
1ts III, 1K. closing at 14sx. The brokers here paid
14a91R and towards the close l4sh paid bY faw
ofthe mora sanEuuc. Transactions qnite active.
Silver 1so@ls5. Treasury Notes nominal selling at
N0x,
F1vE.TwESTy BoEns.-Freston, Willard Kean are
now receiving thtse bonds within eight to ten <ayI
from date Of subscription. See thetr advertisement
CHICAGO AND NoR1HwEsTKRH RA11wAT,-The fol
Ia u4.
, 1863-10-06
A SOUTH. WATER STREET
MYSTERY!
A Wholesale Grocer pxfssfnr
WHAT NE DID AND WHIT BE DIDsT

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vitb,n tse ,,,+ fa- 49, - =. .as.ae.ue esssles
snnes,,nc. ~ = .ost.,. Ch..,ss nNA ~ eIIaea VIZ
dnrfnp sho,+ .+.v =, 49,. .,t,- 1ss "ao
fnterest or oni,. :. -r-,nas - s0 sue u'e'y
e;sJ rroxn.r;+. ,,a ~. ..F4 fAoN' IL AliS nnan+
,na ro-c1n .,cn - 80 1menee"ent- xu,u conduct
.-...-.....s ~ e.,,' "-oss ons'ncss career may be
Renrcs-nt;no tt.t 70
New Yorar he s,,1rss =. 44o,a e"aere In
s,nre and onsrea 49,, s opoot t"o months
M n sontt W.+.- ...as. T S'oJ house AZ
..., ..s.. ~ o,A0s'' nc ops91neo credit on
sv9u tauss, backed ~ statements which,
uo VI taaee' seem 70 nave found easy d.
g. eS. 1-a,l as tuose "t Wnom shey were intend
49,. ~ea4.u NJ aaoe no large eeta-
- ~ theaas.1 .sn1.s ~ eue mooesa agote
49,. 4 eon"-e. WY ftp1eeed'1ng t1at ma
' w. "ao oolos "an.1ess somewhere In Inc
otA.e ~ y. -altue' nao a1nple mesns-in TACT, WAS
n14ue u nones-aoo Akso aotalng neftez than to
~ t-m ..s y" au.osl'pa aAeo IN s"eet commit
sr sbcrehv Tho 1attsr ,nt,h. sas "tsa 10 oon =
....ss sus teap pseoa!a'5 a.
g., ts1 ~ n.e ne business he
to the quantities Of goods purchased by him and on
their way from New York city; Of which. hower-
CT, no bills Of lading or invoices have ere1 been
received BY means Of this ingeniunsly contr1yed
web OF Whist are now supposed to be falsehoods.
caught flies to such an extent TINT his liabilities
on his departure Amounted to The snug little snm
Of seven thousand dollars, on considerable por.
ton Of which he must have realized either in
money OF Its eqnfyalent. OF the Latter, were two
gold ~atcnes' diamond TIDE brooch esr-rings,
ana otnef 'e"eny' "hien nc ooneh1 IN exchange
lor GROCERIES a. "aolesaae masSe1 prices. among
his 0tnef business uH0saclon, ne ordered, BY the
, 1863-10-06

The totsl shjpments Of boots aud shoes from Boston
By ran and sea- for the past week have been (necord
lila nrmteF s6I2 cases were sent BY ra Is follows
ise eases % New York and PennsYlyanla 29 70 tne
Western States TIC cleartnces from the Custom
unra% ere rAqes
, 1863-10-06

Pittsbura Petroleum D1nrkct- Oct. 3.

The Oh market continues to rule yeEJ 9niet Tthont'
There ID moderate denand FOR crnde, and We note
vale nf 15o b1ls nc packas Istutnea ~
not tlnge transaction In refined. ehet for present
Or 1atn5s aeys md IL tne a9ss9Se aa nrs sstys,
without, how ever, any change N fates ees Q! Y,
brls otzed 20c, and 81 brls at 31c heAdarm
much Inquired tor, may ht quoted ntm AZ $3W T
fr1-. sem. h0tteea haGtnK $500.
, 1863-10-06

CH1ckAMAUoA FLA0s.-What remains Of
the dae Of the 51st regiment Illinois Volunteers
viii be On exhibition, for few days. ut the store
of Munsou. Skinner & Co., 40 Lake street; also
rebel nag, captured from the s4th Alabama. At the
esue battle,
, 1863-10-06


Sales today: IS Green Sailed at 1oe 1oe.u..,
JEATHER-Market very active espec1aAy VIA
country oEdeis The supply eonsinnes aFns aaa n
tory, prices consequently are very hr. with an u1-
Hs!nsss os5 .s&se Romss; 9as Gu. :l10a1 IS
cotaE 5oos.::: segas toIshts; IA :loe,so
8!1afs H9Rff5 as@ ass sRoesn so.e ne ssss
Ihe.., s.s ::::: 1@9 GOOD dsnsFed:s S3ss
p9%sstts ss az ne@1osK MI saq 5sfsee
tenef but very fsr below the eenuna. Prices rule
CARO- schr Challenge nom Kalamazoo. mixed st9res
Mil, cot00 feet at 1885, Cargo schr n!!noii Gon
Kaisma1oo mixed ruesdell MlIl g go feet g @ old
Tsser So go rect 81 g Cargo ScnF q Active
tchr spastsn rom Grand iaTer, rated GaDo fstt
sl3oo Carzo Of prime ST. ps ano ooarls from Gar.
campbeli. M 1rom sa:ifsw sooeco iest, sio0o, $500
sssoId aaa fsi 81 cisSr " "ansssN M sst rating
mi3ea. sS HOW'LL II sge Sln oG tee. i sl5 csigo
sralei: M lss 9o ice, tas 81 60 @ @GaFso bEis M P
6eaTd. csFE9 h5E Fsseio @ ,t '9m %n
feet 1t Fl1 CO. We give the closing prices at the yards
, 1863-10-06
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.


:"
MONDAY EvxsEa, Oct. 8, 1863.
BEEF CATTLE-Ihe market has been tolerahly
active for medium shipping grades. Since Saturday
the entered sses amount to 11 head ut prees ranging
for medium grades suisb1e for puckers ssGcas25 and
for rornmon IA me,iom 70 inaa s7k. and one lot OF
yerv infestor COWS were sold at sls5 The return Of
cold xeathe. has caused an Increased demand for fair
oua,t,ies- seyern1 packers have already commenced
one.atlons Primo grades are Ia good request amongst
spperr but interior arc unsseabe except at yerylow
rates. Prices for medium aud prime grades rule toI
eYnl1y firm at our laRt nuntattons
, 1863-10-06

GRa1s-Wno a. in moderate demand Saturday.
No Ci !cago spring a. $li7 Corn better but scarce
and quiet Illinois m1xeu barley unchanged. Peas2c
better Isye scarce and cu1tt.
FHKIGH1a-Flour f24l3c. Wheat 1QHc. Corn &c TO
New York.
, 1863-10-06

Beet Packing.
McsAa. A. E. kens / Co. commenced Beef Packing
to day In tsw days ali the beef houses VIII be In
, 1863-10-06


War Department., to raise colored regiment IN
this ftate, the recruiting officers for the Rhode
Island Brigade, and for all other colored regimenta
outside OF Illinois, nust ut Once cease recruiting
in this State.
The colored men OF this State win be found to
be identified with home regiment, and Will rally
around the standard Of their country more eagerly
than II they must tTnvel the whole breadth Of the
United States to there be Joined to an Eastern
regiment, Gor. Yates has not yet completed AZ
fangcments, 1or appolnted officers to eupe11utend
the ratsing OF the 1st Illinois co1ored regiment.
but It Ia enough to know that one has been an.
4hosized, and thnt the recruiting will begin in a
day or two. Hence, to save themselves trouble,
Delaney, Jones and othern will 2ct wisely by seek,
Ing come other field Of operations under the cir
eumstancea. Illinois wants full regiment Of her
own colpred 1ncn, and ehe VIII have one not to be
ashamed of!
a PARTIAL LIST OF PRESENTS giyen ont ut
The Original Gift Bookstore, q Randolph street,
underline Mstteson Rouse, Chicago, Illinois. for
the week ending October Sd: Mrs. Alderman
Hoyt received. With n photograph album, cake
basket valned at $1b. Mias Sarah Athonse, Chan-
Dahan, Will county. Illinois, reeeived, with
photograph album, castor worth $l2. III. A
%1VAA <2EA1Es23 #4AAA q SIAA
ling book, received sett Of teaspoons worth
$3.50. Mrs. r. White, No. + Van Burcn street,
received, with IS book eilEer call bell with
Marble stand, valued at 81. Mr.. Horace Bsunson,
from Brunson Harbos, Michigan, received, with a
ten shilling book, sett Of teaspoons valued at
81. Mrs. Alexander 6te1le, No. 1873 Michigan
Avenue, received, with photograph album, a
fsult dish worth <. Dr. ]. Tanyou, K1ngsbnry
Ha1l. received, with IN album, castor worth 615.
MI. Jos. Van steenberg, No. 657 State street,
received, With Bible, an album worth $6. Mr.,
J.H4 Fisher, from Wilmington, ninoia, received,
with an album, a castor worth SIS. Mr.. VIM. q
Pettia, No, Is West Union street, received, With d
Bible, IN album worth Is. Mr.. 4. French, Of
Brighton, Illinois, received, with IS 80 album, q
castor worth SO. Mrs.. b. Humphrey, from Mi
1edgeyflle, Illinois, received, with an album, a
COPY Of MrB. Hemans' Poems worth $3.50.
Bes1des the above gista, there was given to pur
.cbaEc1s Of books and albums, large number ol
Other valuable gifts.
Costly gifts are given out daily with each book
sud album cold. Al who are In want Of Photo
graph Albums. family Bibles. pocket Bibles and
books, should call at this truly lucky Original Gif
Book Etore, No. 81 Randolph street, under the
Mattesou House, Chicago, Illinois, or send for q
catalogue to A. &. Kelley.
BEku71P1 YOUR HoAEs.-some Of the mos
beautiful and touching linet in our language IRE
concerning our homes The very mention Of the
word bzipgs train Of thonght which is ever vel
como to all renesting, right minded persons, We
arc glad to notice the exhibition Of refined taste
by hundreds who have erected Ane residences this
eeaeon, Competent architects have been employ
cd planning the buildings with an eye to thci,
outward beauty and inward comfort and conye
, 1863-10-06
New York Stock md Money Market Oct. 8

Money easy and dull 1t 5@7 per cent? bnlk ol uans
actions nt ....
Sterling Exchange Hrtner. closing et 1aa919t:
Gold advanced *, opening ut 4aa. ana eioslos It'll
.GoseInment stocks quiet and without decided
chAuCa
, 1863-10-06

~*H~~OH1A~~>~." ~AAH@. ~47- -N~-- ~~~S
series Of continued and uninterrupted successes
IL matters lot whittier the weather 10 propitions,
or the reverse. the house IL Mled with delighted
audience, VINO are fatn 70 anonlse III tne most en-
thustsstte app1auee from the commencement Of the
play TO It's very close. We are glad Of this, not
only for the sake Of our townsmeu, McVicke.'s
purse but also for that OF the talented and beani
fh lady whose nne representations and vivid per
sorAtions deserTe the high co1nrnendAtion which
even cur exacHng Chicago audiences freely beetow.
Last night was no exception to those Of the past
week. The plece was sensation drama entitled
Lncae D'ArS1le, OF Wife|e Trials, translated
from the French, and adapted by Miss Pro-
voat. The plot Is attractive and pleasing, at.
fofding in evenings excellent enjoyment
Mics Provost ae Luc!e DA1vil]e sustained
as ehe has done fully On each intervening
evening, our comments upon her tttst appear
ance in this eity, receiving IN alnost continuous
rourd Of tapturous applause and atthc close Of the
third fourth and 1h acts successiyely, was called
before the curtain. TWAS, however, IN the scene
Of the reconciliation at the close Of the third act
and in the narcotic eeene Of the fourth that we be-
gan to obtain a full 1eyalation OF the real power
with which this truly great actress yfyides the
character Of Lucie. The clipging grief and fond
nfes of the wife In the former Of the two scenes
noted, and the power Of close stimulation exhibited
in tie latter, place her in high rank OF a1tistic
merit.
Mr. George Ryer, as Popelin, sustained the cx-
cel,ent reputation as m actor which preceded his
visit here, We shall be glad to see more of him.
OfMr. Myers, as Eugene Dc Senneyille, We can
only EST, that he done admirably, as usual, and
was treupen.ly spplauded. Mrs Phillips, as the
Countess De sennesille, was not up to her usual
, 1863-10-06

Philadelphia Grocery Marketable. ..
In grocs ries the sales arc confined sugars. and
leo hhe Cuba sold 1t full priees tho market clcsln
4ct1ve and buoyant; rs bags Iao Coneo Fsld AZ
&c ..