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1H7E ARE RECEIVING

AWE ARE RECEIVING
w 500 pounds cut lacks, S by 10 and IL OF.
400 pounds black pepper and SPICE =
Az pounds English mustard
20J pounds extract Logwood and blue stone
pounds cream tartar
SC0U gross white and black hsoks and eyes.
500 yards calico
800 yards English rips
800 yards black English Marine.
so yards brown French
50 yards drab
80 yards tan
80 yards clOut
500 yards calico, extra English.
500 yards bleached cottQns.
100 gross black velvet buttons.
100 gross black silk buttons.
100 gross fancy silk buttons
so gross bugle gimps.
100 gross fancy hatters braid, 10.
90 gross black and gold gimps
100 gross black lasting buttons.
JacOpet muslin.
100 cotton handkerchief.
200 yards black paper cambria, stout.
100 pounds powder.
so caps. Also, shot
H. BROWN & co.
hiiisOoro NOV. 20, 1868. 95-tf
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Dec. IA, 1868.

MOTTO E.-THE FIRM HERETOFORE
~ known under the appellauu of Lack Farrss, has
been dissolved by mutual consent ALI due the
hrm and all 10 whom the is indebted will please
settle and present their claims c. NJ Farriss by whom
the business Will in future be conducted
G. NJ Far1SS tenders his acknow gements to the
irons Of the old firm for their beraty and punctuaity
and respectfully requests continuance OF the under
his auspices. CHARLES N. FARRISS.
October |, 1863 74-tf
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nR. JOHN w. MAY, LOCATED AT GRO,
~ GANSEllIE, Rockingham county, N. c., will give
special attention to the treatment of Fsua Piles Tumors
Diseases OF the Womb. Spermatorrhea Ulcers Nervous
Debility. Secret Diseases and ScrOfulous Affections n.
has had long experience and practice and has been uni
formy successful IN the treatment of such diseases He
can be consulted at home by letter personally and ali
communications strictly confidential
September z, IsRS. 70 c.
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GHRIsTMAN,s OINTMENT.-THE Moo

GHRISTMAN'S OINTMENT.-.THE MOST
~ popular and efficaciuus in the Southern Confedaro
MAN. ~ - 0'' l. ChhlSI-
The chief object in the original manufacture of this
en was Tor the cure Of Itch in its various forms Il ba.
however proved itself an Invaluable remedy for Tatt
ScaIdhead, cutaneous diseases in some instances eI,
OF twenty years Standing also Rheumatism So spe.iT
has reef been found in lis for itch and letter tt 49,
army has OF late purchased large supply for can and
hospital use In ITS application to over hundred cases
each OF itch and letter but failed of cure b
been tested OF horse flesh and found certain cure for os
backs and shoulders in testimony of its curative nnws
any amount OF reliable certificates could be addn.ed So
is deemed out of place, the ointment when tried q
ample proof OF its vaiuabenesS in the cure of all bes OIL
ments can be used in climate, either cold or bot
rainy or clear weather without any danger to the patipr
This ointment put up only BY the subscriber in tin S
glass jars, with fall directions and will be furnished ~
persons want of it at from three dollars to fifty dollars
according to of jar. application accompaned with
the cash Druggists will be furnished at reasonable de-
ducon by purchasing large quantity. All orders prompt
ly attended to. FP'
REFERENCES.
CHARLES +. DEEMS d. D, Wilson Y c.
W. G JORDAN, Wilson, N. c.
DR.. W. h. HOOPER, CaswelI CoNC
Wilson. N. c.. Aug. u, 1888 7o-1,
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TENHIRTY THOUSANDDOSLARs INTERN.
AL IMPROVEMENT N G. STATE BONDS FOR
SALE. Office Chatham K. r. Company, Raleigh, Nov
18th, 1858. "a, e.
sold at public auction at the sales room Of Creech
LitchOrd the city of Raleigh, thirty thousand dolE
North Carolina six per State Bonds the interest
which is payable semi annually the first days of jam
airy and July each year, and the principal on the
of January, 1888.
These bonds isspeI to the Raleigh and CASTOR r.
r. Company and the Cyof Raleigh for the benet of the
Chatham K. R. Company and in addition to the general
credit of the State have the security OF SPECIAL Sinking
Fund Copies Of the laws authorizing the may be
KEMP P BATTLE,
President.
Nov. so, 1853. sid
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SHOES AND BOOTS, NEXT DOOR II

SHOES AND BOOTS, NEXT DOOR TO
- WILLIAMS HAYWOOD, Fayetteville Street. nal;
eigh N. Gust received and now in store, splendid
assortment of Gentle mems Ladies' and Misses Boots,
Shoes and Caters embracing beautiful variety OF La
dies Satin Shnes and CATERS. Also large lot OF cotton
Yarns of assorted numbers.
Also dozen doubIebarreed Pocket Cannons, French
inventon-shOOt ten times in as many seconds.
Apply early and procure yOur winter supply OF Shoes
and Boots before the rise in price,
Terms strictly cash on delivery. ,
RALEIGH S4-lm.
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IA 900 OF NORTH-cARO-
w lima eight and six per BONDS new lssue, Tor
which the highest marketprice will be paid ,,
Apply to w. r. RICHARDSON d co:
Raleigh, Aug. 8, 1868. bo-u'
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r A. BADHAM. ATTORNEY AT Law,
Ii Raleigh, N. c.. OFTIcE-Brck building near the
COnrt House. 49,. .
October IA, 1859. s8-H
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"A OTICE.-TAKEN UP AND COMMITTEE

to the Jail of Gusford county, Greensboro, n
the Sth day of August, 1858, negro who cal him
self GEORGE, is feet 10 inches high and will weigh
abont 10 pounds, black with very thick under lip
Some scars on the back of his neck which he says
done by lancet when he sick. He has beard
says he belongs to Edmund Norcum of Careret county,
and vas left with Edmund Maett and was hired BG.
ney Hooper, of Fayetteville N c. He says be has been
runaway for some time
The owner of said boy is requested to come forward
prove property pay charges and take him away be will
be dealt with according to law. G. A. BOON,
Sheriff of Guford County
October /, 1868. 74-h
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0NE HuNDRFD DoLLARS REWAKHI...tt

" Runaway from The subscriber on the ION OF I'D and
my boy EVANS. He is between 81 and 80 yea hont 40
pounds; quick spoken large full eyes, ana scar
whites of Them much easily excited pas his ea
think the right side of his head Just ao"' TrreII
caused by burn. He has a wife al Solomon -, had
some ten or twelve miles East of Raleigh be mas has
wife Joseph Fowlers, Esq, Little Klves, b
been there he has also been IN the unce
of Strick lands below Wakefield ne Laa belongs
in Nash County, Nashville and under bye re-
to Mrs. Battle that place Will pay tne an
ward for his apprehension and Confinement ~ n L.
get him. w. J. ALLEN h par ETfsytf
Nov, H. 1865
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Dec. 10, 1868
DILEs, TIsTULA, TUMORs, gLGE;RaA,'

DILES, FISTULA, TUMORS, ULCE;HGAI'
4 TIONS OF THE WOMB, sPERMATOKknnuIhnnff
SYPHILITIC AFFEGTt4NS. &c. DR j. CLop r1s for
Huntsville, Alabama operates with perfect f Piles
Piles and guarantees perfect cure in every ciSe u
wh ere the Tumors cume down when at stool he CPera,
with perfect few days IN case Oh e,
standing his Iumors coming down as large as " IT, a.
cup at every stool Those VINO doubt may address Mr. L.
II. Berry, Monticello. Florida. Salisbury last
Dr. c. operated some desperate cases IN i;brv
year, Of them is known to every cien Vi 90 Gov the
He can be consulted at home, Huntsville Ala'' Oi
present. =, L,rtf
March 90, 1853. Z4-""'--
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BORO', for sale, for exchange for a Plantation
in some of the lower Counties of n C.
l take this method of informing any persons who wish
to purchase very comfortable residence in a healthy
village that will either sell trade my large and com.
modIOus House and Lot in this place. and some who
may wish to move to location from the en-.
envy, and may have land that they would ercangt give
such notice that trade of that may be had with me-
if such property would suit my views-Or will sell my
town property for Confederate money, or bonds Of the
COnfederacv State
Apply either il person or BY letter, to
H. L. WEN, HillsbOro, n. c.
Dec. II. 1913. lUl-5t
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ss,r. MARY,s SCHOOL, RALEIGH, N. c.

6ST. MARY'S SCHOOL, RALEIGH, N. c.
g Right Rev. THOS ATKINSON, D. d., Visitor Rev.
ALBERT SMEDES, ID. D.. Rector.
The next of this school will commence January 10,
1854 and continue TO the 10th of June.
Terms. For board fuel aud and lights. $500, payable
in advance paid in provisions at the prices charged
in lS5q-'6O..
For circular containing Details apply to the Rector
who desires receive early information of all who wish
TO enter.
Raleigh, Dec IA, 1858. l00--4t.
~ The Fayetteville Observer, Charlotte Bulletin Will
minpton Journal Charleston Courier, Savannah Republic
can Petersburg Register and Examiner and Sentinel Rich
mond will insert the amount of 80 and send their &C.
counts this Office.
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n WISH TO EMPLOY A GENTLEMAN IN
Z teach five six boys my house single man we'll
recommended as to character and scholarship is desired
For such an one very Liberal price VIII be paid Address
ME at Wilmington. | anxious to have the school to
commence early in January. DANIEL L. RUSSELL
Dec nth $50 1ni go
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0NE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DO ,a f,r tbe
" REWARD Fifty dollars each will De pau T"n on
apprehension and delivery to or TO CaP' II ynawav
the Chatham Railroad of the following bOysnoW
viz: WESLEY, AARON and DANIEL, Doy1Ay
Mar haywood. NJ
nnr n Y9-WHS"1"-
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UNAKEN UP AND COMMITTED TO THE

VUNAhEN UP AND COMMITTED TO THE
Il Jail of Randolph the 9th day of November, 1888
q negro by the Of LEWIS, who states that he
did belong Jacob Parker of Warren county, N c. but
sold in Richmond Va about the LIST Of October 1858
Mr. Marsh Johnston, OfSouh Carolina, given name
not remembered.
Said negro appears to be about % years DID, feet or
inches high, weighs $50 lS5 pounds heavy set and
tolerabe black, says that he placed the Railroad
with the gravel train between Charlotte and Columbia
and Runaway aOt two weeks before he apprehended
The owner requested come rward prove property
pay charges and take him away, otherwise be will be dealt
with the law directs
j. W. STEED, Sheriff
Of Randolph county, n C. .
ASHORE, Nov "a. 1858. pr. ad. $l3) saw.
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RIFrY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.--RANAWAY
q from the subscriber the night of the I'd inst
Yadkin county, two negro boys, HENRY aud MACK
Henry lark color. about u years old, medium height
and size; his skin. under his clothes is rough from
attack of chicken pox bought him of J. j. Hean
gen Charlotte N c. and suppose he is trying to make
his way To Richmond Va he has twice before ade
his way there under the protection of soldiers travelling
the
Mack about ~ years old, not TALL and rather chunkey
has in each temple close to his hair color almost
copper No doubt he and Henry travelling together
will pay the above reward for the apprehension of the
said and their confinement that Them their
return to at Huntsville Yadkin county, n. c.
L. LYNCH.
Aug II, 1868. 67-tf
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DANK OF COMMERCE AT NEWBERN,
I'D COMPANY Shops, Dec ], lS63-The Directors have
declared dividend Of per cent the capital stock, pay
able on and after the 18th instant.
J. A. GUION, Cashier.
Dee 1859 sS-4t.
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10 the Jail Of Guford county, in Greensboro, N c.,
two negro men, OF them 0coberll h 1862 who calls
himself ROWAN aud says he belongs to Mr.. Giichrst,
trader of Lynchburg Va Rather bright black color,
feet inches high with small! the left at
the wrist Is years old, and formerly owned by Hannah
Critic, OF y. c..
Also, boy LEMUEL, committed October 18th, 1868,
who he belongs Mr. An,hrum trader about Sails
bury n c., and formerly owned BY Mr. Emma Nixon lie
is black feet high, his upper front teeth out, and
small on bis nose, aged about 81 years.
The of said boys requested to forward
prove property pay charges and take them away they
will be dealt with according to law.
C. A. BOON Sh'f,
of Guilford County.
Dec. "A, 1868. lOO-tf.
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nTEICE RALEIGu s. GAsTON RAIL

hFFI IGALEIGu q GASTON RAIL
" Road Company, lta egh, Dec 18th, 1868.
The Board of Directors Of this Company have declared
semi annual dividend of 10 per payable in COnfede
currency and after Monday the 5h day of Janua
ry, 1854. w. W. VASS, Treas.
Dec. l4th, 1868. 5l-t5J.
TONTROLLING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ Office, Raleigh Dec I, lo63 All communicable rs re-
latng To " Tax in Kind" should be addressed to me as
Controlling Quartermsster Of the State.
H. a. BADHAM,
Ma and Controlling Q. NJ. NC.
Dec. TO- 1863. 9s-st.
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HWuLSBORO, MILITARY ACADEMY.
HA The sixth Academic of this Institution will
Commence Wednesday, Feb 8. 1854. For circulars
information, applyto MAI. W. NJ. GORDON,
Superintendent.
Hilshoro, Nov. %, 1868. 94-3m.
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nR. JOHN w. MAY. LOCATED ATCRo-

Hillsboro, Nov 26, 1868. s5Ctf
, 1863-07-15

w ANTED-A purchaser for ore
~ Of the bess pa1i3g Maaatactur!3g bn l7fs..s
ba1gsin. Apply 1t Is Iassle strset os9 ssa ~
The hours of = and and aed F. M., or adir -,
P. o, Box 81. jy13 h.a;J ss
, 1863-07-15

The nour market is very dull and unsettled un.
der the disturbing Influences which effect all
hFarehes Of trade, and though prices have not ~
yst actually leceded, they nre quite nominal, and
LIBERAL concessions would have to be mhda IN Or
60 to eject Gales to any extent The receipts are
stl largely In excess OF the demand aud the pro-
Gers VI accumulation goes On with no adequate
present or prCepef tire outlet Tho stocks on hand
11e much larger than were eve1 held In this mat
ket at any former period, amounting to 351 400 or
3N, eco barrels. to speak within bounds; and what
tie circles.
The incoming crops promise to be abundant both
N Eafope and the Southern States, aud but little
viii BE- wanted for the coastwse or forefcn traie.
snappefs s1e row holding OF entirely for lower
pTtces. and II military events tontinne favorable.
Art justify the expectations raised during the
past week. there mnat Eoon be tuunble IN the
market The following are about the nominal
current rats, which do not vasy materially from
those Of last week:
Western supcrfnc, $5G5o5; common extra.
25.6el6.O0; medium. Sc. 25at7 20 and choice, IN.
c1udipe St. Louis favorite brands, $7.5D@J.Uo.
Extra Michigan 1s selling at $7@725; choice do.
$7-s0Gs.0o; extra Ohio. S6G6oQ: choice do. SO
$40. Canada ID in reEY limited demand At
eommon extra; $sa5a7 % ior medium, and sTs5
0s.0o for good and choice. In Southern 1our
nothing IL doing, and prices are entirely nominal.
Brandywine, $8.25: Corn mea1 Is very dull Of sale
at &4.59Gb450, and re -four. Is selling In small
lot at $l-259 4.50 per barrel.
, 1863-07-15

The decline in exchange has had little or no
efect Hpon the brandy market, as the balance of
ttocas remaining on hand Ia very limited, and
with the very moderate demand and almost pro-
hibitory thrift. there IL little indncement for i'm
portat!ons. We quote sales OF Rochelle, various
brands. at 81 oeG3500, and Cognac ut $1150Dl2 90
per gallon, mos: For other foreign liquors the
land gin Is IN steady demand, with
eaies Of puro at $e.9oG1at q gallon, @ mos. Jn-
p'aica rum is scarce and conmauds 81 45aa 80. st.
Croix do e in good request, and selling at g. 600
s.a5 q gal, 9 mos Scotch and Irish whIskIes afe
very Flow Of movement, with light consumption.
*Stewart'a't and "Ramaay's'' brands OF the fosmer
are. are worth about $50: and q. .Mahan's" md
"Wiae's,' - Of the latter, u o5 2 gal, 0 mos.
Domestic liquors Of good quality ara very
firm, with an improved demand. New England
HUM has advanced in price, In conse-
auence of the persistent rise in Molasses,
ard manufacturers OF the best, brands
ale asking ea@sec gall:, as to age and proof, for
selling at t0c and under. We hear Of no traus-
actions for export In bond, and tho quotation fe
romiral at &c, long price, Alcohol has been sell-
tpC in email lots at Sc per gall, duty paid, and
49c in bond but could not be placed in large quan-
Titles at less than 90-5lc at the present time Crude
whisky thighwines} Is worth TO as in thls market
Fine domestic whi6ktes are fs7a and in good de-
n,and at prices ranging frcm 5Dc to 50 per galion.
the outside figure for best brands Bourbon
, 1863-07-15

RTEReceiyed to-day. 1924 bn; received last
wetk,- 7e2i bn; shipped. as7 hn. Tho mar
ket ia qnirt and without material change. TO-DAY
the gales were:-60o bu No. / In store at f5c. Re-
iected Rye is scarcely saleab}e. During the week
lome sales were maae at sods5sc in store. So.
DARLEY-Received to. day, none, Received last
week, COS bu; shipped, $50 bu. Tho market
Is almost too inactive to iuettfJ quotations. The
receipts are trihins, and with very limited do
naua, the market ie dull-sales ranging from 800
1taK: New Barley is being hazrested-some sam
p1ts hnyirg been already exhibited On 'Change-
Ghe quality is said to BE- excellent
Acknowledgement and quiet ut 84186c per
ASHES -Babbitt's pure Potashes in tin cans
steady at 1Gc. Common Potashes in fair demand
at E1fc.
BEANS- Prime Beans are scarce and ia good de-
mand at $9,QG1925. Common, $200t2 Is.
TODAY, II huehels falr quality were sold at
$500.
BROOM CORN-Quict Holders are asking
e1lt0l50 90 for prime samples, but the demand is
tzi1t1g, During the week, email constgnmcnts OF
fair to good brush were sold at Sls0G3la5.00 per
ton. ENEts
BUTTER-Thero Is fair shipping demand for
good frktu butter, in cluar packages, 1T i2h@'s3c
the lntter for extra CHOICE: Table butter in
crooks and tubs Ia in fair demand ut 19@18hc.
, 1863-07-15

The market for both crude and refined Is 1rmer.
and with an improved demand. Prices manifest
an Upward tendency: TIE stock OF both kinds ID
Of the supply. Grade may be quoted irm II Ut 1sXc,
packages returned, and some sales were reported at
l3c, though not we'll authenticated IT. but proper
TO remark, however, TINT holders generally are ask.
Ing the outside figure. We note a sale Of IS brla
Lubricatirg at $3.50 9 and 10o brls do at s7ss.
There ia some inquiry for refined, hut the market
IL uneettled and irregular, there being difference
otAt least from to Sc between buyers and sellers
For good standard brands Of bonded, 4014Ic Is or
fesed. and 44G45c asked. We know OF al order for
600 brls bouded and we also know that none Of onr
refnerB would fill for less than 45c. Beuzfne Ia
quiet, and, in the absence Of Sales maF BE- quoted
at 92Q23c for prime deodortzed. We note j aals
OF la5 new oil barrels at from $2T0G2 rs each.
, 1863-07-15

NEW YORK. July 1.-THE markets arc all ya.y
dull, and little bnsiness doing.
FLouR-Duu and declined &c.
GRAn-Wheat declined 1Eac. Corn dn1l and
declined 1c.
0SWEGO. July 14+-FLorH- Market unchanged
-GHAIH-Wheat quiet. Corn and other grains
CANAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Flour SOC, wheat
1Cc, corn e5$c to New York.
BUFFALO, July l4.-F1ou1 dull and no sales.
GRA1N-Wheat dull; Green Bay $40; No 9
Chicago Spring on p. t. Corn dull and dropping at
t6c. Oats and other grain quiet,
WmsET-Nominal at 4SXc-
FRE1sHrs-leH for corn; II for wheat, to New
York.
IxpoRTs-130c0 brls flour: 1900 bn wheat !;
=, COO bu corn; u 900 bu oats
ExroR1s- 5000 brls flour; 1l7,c00 bu wheat;
I'll ,0c0 bu corn; Il, GOO bu oats.
, 1863-07-15

:, " 1UtU-J
Mr. Hiram Taylor, Of Sugar Creek, IN this conn.
3, the other day sheafed q full blooded spani.h
Buck, aged two years. the fleece weighing = rs.
the West, and Is owned by Hiram Taylor b Co.,
Sugar Creek. He was raised by J. T. Stickuey,
Vermont, and is probably al good youu. buck
as Is TO De found anywhere. The clip above MT Il
tioned is one year and eix days growth.
Mr.. Taylor also reports the weight or his clip az
follows. Ninety aceces, the average weight being
We call this very hard to beat
, 1863-07-15

The funeral services Of the late Capt. Il. NJ.
Blake, were attended ut the Third Presbyteri~
an Church, yesterday afternoon, Rev. Arthur
S9azcy, The pastor. conducting the exercises.
A1urge number Of sympathizing friends aud
relatives we.erretent, and the remains were
<ercuctsd to the Cemetery under escort Of
IT,. .ieirc, Anderson R'f'cs. TIE body was
b., !. d with nli.lsary houofs.
, 1863-07-15
FINANCIAL AMI C0MMERCIAL.
THE MONEY MARKET.

$3.50 1,ASAo' guy - 1'o''
Gp 10 1ouf q CLOCK 1o-oay no reports were re-
ceived from Wall street, aad it was feared NeT
~. .t,,osr,sa o-.;+,e. 49, staa. . '..ss ~.
1ne oioef"ise e@c't'ne ana cneesane ne"s tnas
Port Hudson had surrendered with 1e, 900 prison.
ers to Gen. Banks. md that Rosecrans had taken
= ~ ..Ia...-.Ss 80 80 ~.
7'o'o pt1eon' ano D'ass "0o aeo 'to" en"t esSl'
ooga, seemed lost In shame and anxiety over the
condition OF New. York. OF course there ia no
f,,,,ad;at, oo1rt,or ~ tho ohs.r,,tr +h.+ h,-a.
ee'ase eot1.u1 " Uo "os.a'its tnal n1nes
over that city ALI must walt patiently I'LL the tel
ee1aph shall inform us of the real etate of thinna
IL ths+ -,tv
~
Inc Eanf ot news from NEW 1ork produced al
moet utter stacuatiou OF business here Oucrs-
t,-e uor1d mi ,nora ,nd of rovraa r,t,>a,
s'te "o"'u NV AAo'.' ""o Va .Sa &C Auoou' "aateo
money. Oae large honse with go0dIy list OF Gus
tomcre, told ue they had not Ind tingle piece Of
rancr offered for 5;sconnt Ratca IA nen,1 ~ N
f-f. ~ ~ ~. ,e 90 ue4a. e4,so w
pe1 CENT anu "oR!o Do aSeepteo oy eou6 oi tne
banks On bIet class ofIer1rgb, payable In New York
M roprsc ,re nced sca Md that n, the 7e.dtnc
-. !. - !,
staples ot tne CITY business ls excessively dull.
For the season, ouf merchants arc doing fair
.,aa
'taa'-
New 1olk Exchange ls still close. We quote
the bnyinr rance patfah. thourh most Of thu
,.,,.s ~. ~ ,,.r.. e..n-. ,rha ao,,,n,, =,
-anAo P'' w aePA Asas' 80 'e@'e A"oso -
, 1863-07-15

TUESDAY EVENING, July II, 1868.
For the season there 1s a fair jobbing trade do
ing, but the decline in gold consequent upon the
fall Of Vicksburg, and a concession Of prices In
New York, tend 10 limit transactions to actual
wants.
Sugars, under the effect Of a concession IN New
York, have declined 4c'on raw, and Nc on refined
fotIees are quiet at a decline Of 1@2c on Rio and
Java, Rico ia a shade easier. Teas both black
and green arc higheE and closing firm with q
strong upward tendency. We quote: =.
, 1863-07-15

Etm. Sunbeam. Pabst S. Joaep5. sundrtes-
Frop ciy Pssso nua;o aaad9fss
Prop pittsburgh. Hopktns: Bnt[a:o. sand1les.
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p.ie Ssnepus, McK!nde. Buffalo, 100 ton. coal.
echf Nn1 FIX: ef bnas;o. lis tons c,al "a .'1s s'a1
scsr cst RBsses%a Rs1 necHsF Bg51o - t25s sosl
scnr 0vaseo. Mckee Buffalo. ~~''
ssbr bRegsts RoXs n1,alo 159 b1ls at
scnF FIX Ega' Ne1sen White Lake 10 N lumber. 70 N
schr Zero Lovitt South Haven. 20 N stayss
Echr ELLA Los ak. Iaapht1e E1ie ss3 tons coal
sehr Sc st:5 Hieby. Pier Marquette. 50 n lumber ID
Sem Eaiia. KitsIand;. Fass Washington. "a cds
scar 9 Barber, Kirby. G:and Haven % N lumber.
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FIN, SUNBEAM. r,p,s eFEAKsR + sdss5s :s;a::
zd.s e. our
Bark Eol Ellsworth. Fitzgerald. Buffalo. 100 bu
Eark ~ Watson. D.ans. Buffalo. q, Is bu corn.
gark r Nichols; Locke. bpda;o, 2 oo} By corn.
Eark Laf.en1e5; Ransge Ku!alo. q so bu corn.
FsFk Basgss sss aaR,'5
Echr Cairo. Smith. BnGalo Is co ba sorn. ~
selr ~ stats. for Baisio. BiaHi Sn Sa soTn. so
EChr NaIrn2 ausett Qackett. Buffalo, !: so bu corn.
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, 1863-07-15

w A ANTED-A good Carriage
Adams street, For sale, G, Y. Queen Pa1en: pur-
f1hie FOfCB. 1ytt-b311-s.