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V II.MI NC3TON. N. C .
Il lll'i.'.SDAY. OCTOHKK "isT 1.-.V7 "
V. HAT 13 THE MAT I El! 1
U acorns to be tlio "very error of the moon"
in tvtird to the payment of debts,' even huiall
o:i:, iluo to the Commercial Ojiee. . This is not
to Lo won h red ii'. o much as that our Col'.cchrs,
who must have l.tul funds of ours In their poa
session for many month. perhaps a year, ami
who, though repeatedly written to, are ns "dumb
as an oyster, ? leu of character , too, thcstJiire;
of inlpriiy heretofore uttimpcached. Wo expect
to he.ir front them Soon if not we must mention
ll.c in ly mime, and he" our exchanges to adver
tise an h.'iwry us to their "v hcrenbjuta.'
SO'JrilEitS LtfEttlRV MliSiEN'GER.
We li.ivu received the October number of the
u'.'ove na'nrd (jit;,and a;;r.iii cm iieud it to tho
favor. 1 1 1 consideration of I ho public.
Puh.M.ctl at llichmond Va JkFarlir.e, Fei
Etisinu it Co ; J. U. Thompson, editor. We would
Mi'Sekt to tho publishers to place the juice Of
tho w.ii'i, c nsjiienoiisly otitic.! cover, or where
UVan Le rt tidily cn. i
UMYKUjl TY MAGAZINE.
Wo have received tho October number of tho
Not lb Carolina Utii Virtd'y .Mag izinc, edited by
II. F. r.i own, V. M.C. h nnn, W. U. L rd, E. L.
J5.1I, T. M. Macon at d J. .M. Wii-l.t. The pres
ent number contains a brief sketch of th- life of
Nathaniel Mhcoii ami P.arllctt Yancey. Wo learn
from the Editor's Table, that there are more stu
lenls now at Chapel lliil, than have ever hctn at
one time ttfme. Mr. Everett is expect'"! at
' tho liili" ccine time this fall, to ile'ivei hi ad
dress on the lil'o arid character of iVu.-.hi.ogton.
SUICIDE.
Mr. T. II. Ilarilinburg, Cashier of tho Branch
oT Hie Bank of Cape Fear at Washington, X. Ct
committed tuicide by llowir.gout Lin brains with
a pi; tol, during the night of Saturday tho lOtli
j t.tniit. Mr. II. was much respected and estocu
cd for his ibaraeter and talents. It is reported
thai a love nll'air was the cxtiting cause.
EXT t AVAGANCE.
Tho New York Sun s; i.iU.s very plainly abott?
t!:c wiy atnl doings of Iho Ameticiii pcoplo.
Jt t-ti; s :
'.Ve ate becoming a nation of vain, extravagant
f.ofc. iV.tn January 1 -1 , 'to thi date, we have j
import, il foieign inert l.at.disc o the value ol one j
l.titidnd ami ficvt tily-fivu miiii u.s of dollars
about fourteen lnilli.::S more thnn r inipoits !
amounted toforthn fiino timo li.sljiu'-. '1 lit
value of our experts, since January 1-A. is al out
lit'ty millions of dollirs less than our experts for i
t In' a:ii time last yeir. We h ivu run into debt
I'.iU err alone, u'.io-.i t one hundred inl l.vct.ty.
live icli.r.tu if dolhtrf, nnd by tho. end of the J
ii r, our loie.gn tic v t ir i npone-.l rjooii-i i.i oe
inuJi laig' r.
A N 0 n I E : I CUI-1S.
V.'e far we are a pit. in hing a ci isis, fir raor.
to leilnnded, thati ti.e one under which we arc
now sulk-ting. Ti e tfli tl of this, wiil be felt in
our la'r'i nr t'lliem cities; in tho idav? f tales, 1 ut
1 I'le is to be ojipieheirK J. I:i New YlU, fr
sample, wh it is tolc ib t'.e with tho n any thou-f-snd-i
of mechai.ics and l aborers, ulu will bo out i
f eiiij lovmeiit tin: coming winter, unless there
Is a clnnge iu aU'jits greater than wj can hojH
'of, iu the sliort time then tho severe reason will
commence? A 'New Ynk paper nclinnidshes
" capifnlii ts to 'oek to it." We 1. ope they will.
Thcit! ate others, also, deeply interest? 1 in Ibis
matter, bcM les traders v. ho have money at com
inm l. Wo do not know ho.v to ee innate ihem
better, than by stlini; them tlio " Fifth Avenue
Tl i! e." Wlien the cry of the mult it tide if "bread."
In tad !'" it be a fcatlV. thing to be identified
willi a c'a that takes great :ins to fibow t 1j r
woild. that they Lave no sympathy with, n r hu
niarji:y for those who h.bor (or their bread ; who
!o not even permit, the industrious classes to
v.ership wi.h i hem in ti.e temp!.!, which they cal!
tl.o church of Chi :st alloa i ig tiotie to come
nmot'g Ihetn, but those h are clothed in " ptir-
le iimI carlet, nnd fine twined linen, e.e.''
It our voitertHiM reach the car t'f these peoplr,
il ?l.oul I convv a warning, whicii, we fear, lin y
v. ill P. ; 1 lo be a very faithful one. Wowtuld
tbargu llietu t cu t iil tlielr rpera'an l gala'de
mous'.iations, and appropriato tlu money to the
help of th'j muititulj, and via dj not sy ' stirr
ing," li cause they will not id.'.rve, if biead is to
be l ad, even by violating the o tier of society
t yen by pillaging tho unfeeling and merciless
voluptuary. We do not saj these things will oc ;
cur. .Wo Miiccrely hope they may Lot, but
there is cci tainly danger of it. A curtailment in
tho expense of " costuaio" may prevent is.sues.
wh'ch the fclare a- il pomp thereof, cannot stay
or arrest.
HANKS OF t-OUlU CAliOLINA.
The Ci-uricr .f Fiiday, has tho following in
j"I a'.ioii lo the South t'art'.itta Eai.ks :
Vi'e regret to record that two t f or.r banks wrre
RELIEF MEASURES.
Treasurer CotRTg, gives notice, through tbc
Standard, that he will forthwith pay on demand,
at par, the coupons on the bonds of the Stale that
fall duo on tho 1st of Jannary next. Holders
should endorse the coupons to C II. Krogden,
Comptroller, and will receive checks on the Bank
of the Slate or the Hank of Cape Fear.
We should expect that Mr. Courts will do eve
rything in his power, in all cases, to promote the
public good." '
ARRIVUrOFTIIElTUNTIC.
FOUR DAYoLAJLK FKUM-EURGPE.
Lite and LupulaiU from II ha Tie R volt
h'irca.diiig lJiccarioiis Ctmdilion vf Om. lliv
dock tl: eat Ism cf L. fti
Nkw York, Oct. 12. The steamer Atlantic,
from-Liverpool, with advices to- the 30th ultimo,
has an ived.
Tho Asia arrived out on Sunday, and the Kan
garoo on Tuesday.
The Atlantic, brings 12' passengers, including
Charles S. Spence, of Iialiimore, with tho ratifi
cation of the commercial treaty with I'ersja ; F.
Sehtceder, late minist r to Sweden; V. R. Oslelll
presiib nt of tho Illinois Central Railroad, and J.
F. Train, of Eoston. Tho '. A tlantic also brings
17,000 in specie.
rno.M iru.
Calcutta dates to the 23 I of August and Bom
bay dates to the Sl-t and Delhi dates to the l .ib
had reached England. There bad been ' nume
rous tharp eneo tutcs, iu wVtclrtho r.bel.s -wcr
' defeated. .
European reinforcements were arming and an
assault on Delhi was t-Nj ccfetl to bo madj tnihe
C-jtli.
General Ilavelock had reached Lttcknow after
t'.vi more vict. lions cnceuutersk but oVviug to
the tveakcued condition of bis force -Lo was cota
ptlied to return to Cawnpore.
A dutibtf 1 1 disjuteh says that he I. ad rearln-d
Lttcknow, the garii.son of which place still: held
out against tho mti;inurs.
Theganisoti at Agia were stiil ncttre but in a
precatious condition.
An English oflicer reports that hi saw the
boat.coLitaiuing Nena Sahibs, family swamped in
the Ganges and all drowned.
A telegraphic dispatch received at Taiis from
.Marseilles says that the population of liengal
were -beginning to lisuaml "Cits killing t he Eng
lish ; and that the revolution was becoming gen
eral. No .merchandise was reaching Calcutta,
ami the imports werj ncumuiating, "there I cing
tn Iu ers. .Mom y was disappearing 'fiom circu
lation, and the paper of Urn Ept indii Company
was at 23 per centum discount.
.The I'uijalib at the latest accounts wa- tran
fjull. Organiz-itions of the Sikh regiui.-nts tor
there!i''fot Delhi were rjpidiy progressieg.
The king ' in ta.iuu ut Jut'l.pote bad beer,
stiuckby lightning, caasiug the iltu'.li uf C,(Hi;i
men, ami th'e derti uetioii ' o( i; 1,000 sterling
worth of pri'jM iy.
'Ihev.hole province of B- n';al was i.i a state
f u I n in . Tho 'civilians nl (J. jib had fled to
faitm, Jen ving their treasures in charge of the
6 1th ' reg iuit nl, which was in a precarious situa
tion.. ' -
Calcutta was bi coming crowd d w'tli fugUiVvs
from nil pails of Ecngtl.
(Joolah Sing died at Cashmer on August 2d.
There had been more ma' ineers fii.sa nied among
the Ijoiii! ay troops . Il was supposed that iev
eral ol the eu:ipected regiments wouid be disarm
ed. Lord Elgin had trnnsf.-i red the frigates Shan
non and I'euil lo tho Indian government, and
was about returning to China.
Tho I'ari.s I'ay.s says that serious dissension
had occurred between Lord Canning, Govemor-Gell'.-ral
of India, and Sir Colin Campbell, Lord
Elfeiri siding with the latter.
The latest accounts fay that Gen. Ilavelock's
p sit ion was regarded as precarious.
, ritti.M china.
Adu.i'al Sey nwnr bad proclairoed the b'ockade
of Caiilon river.
KNOLAND.
A meeting of tho Eritub Paiiiameiil will
shfirtlv bo agitated.
mayor
ndded esteiduy, to the list if s iisperis'ims the
" South Western P.nilro.id Uar.l:," and the" IJank
f.f South Ca-olina,': both of which suspt mled
yesti rd ty morning. The excifonu'nt which had
luevaili d ince tho flr-t mspension on Saturday,
was cnhaiic (I and increased by theso atiiiounee
liKinlH, and a run was mad. on other banks, iz :
the Dank of Charleston, the Statu Jhtuk, I'lan
ters'attd Mechanics' Eanl, Union Lank, Farmers'
no I Exchange Dank, and Ihe I't'oplen' E ink
'J he ilemands made on these gsmra ly ly hrd I
crs fif small amounts were promptly met ; and
a btilet in was alllso 1 at th'i iSmlt of C.iaile!on,
announcing that the perio I ofclo-in lor the day.
which by tbc practice, in onr city has been at 2
1. M , voul l bo prolonged till 0 1'. M ; for the
accommodation of "bill holders. A similar an
nouncement was al'o i sued for ca di and every r
mo of tbi! 1 ankii last enumerated above ; and
in my of '1 n. holders wcie thus acenmmodated,
ln nf-u'd lave been themis; compelled to
j rol o; tl cli- anxiety. The na'uro ami range ol
l he demands ; resented and redeemed, way he
limb-: ...loo.!, when itisrepordd that the amount
pail out IVom all these banks, through three
hours of ndditioiu! operation for Iho d y, was
Biio-n b" t t;J.
1 i:e small r.ot.-n of tho Bank of the State of
S::ut!i Carolina were generally received at all the
i!at,k, atil nt least, two of them paid these bills
where il was needed in making chango to meet
checks. " j
V.'e need but repeat tho assurances wc leire
fpTen as to these bills, and indulge tho hope that
no ne illess a;4t:raviition will bo aided to the prev
alent pr.-mwre.
The read r will observe that " Iho i'ank of
South Carolina," ar .1 ' the Dank of th. S.a'e of
Fouth Caiolins," aro twodilfertnt in titiitions
Tbc State is responsible for th redemption of th
notes of ibe l itter named bank. It wss reputed
on the Mrcets here, wh"ti the first news of sus
pension arrived, that tho Hank of H hi Stat in
m pending, foif ii. . d pts charter. We feo no
Tnention in any or the Charleston papers of this
cor.seriuer.co, and from the above remarks of the
Cnurirr relative to Iho " mull Dotes," it cannot
be so.
The fast amount of business transacted in the
I'.-st Ollice Department is indicated by tho fact
tl .it tho tian: ct!;.ts of mails ent fiom re
ceiviii at the New York city post office, measnr
ing nearly t.'.rce milts lnIenglh of columns of fig
urea, were placed in Ihe hands of the examiners
in tho fc'iit'h Auditor' offico on the loth instant,
and on the; 0:li t!.e additions were completed In
ful!'.
Sr K. W. Curdcu has been elect' d
of London.
A seasonable and opportune change of wcatlo r
has taken place in Scotland, lb .- rains having
Ceased and line dry , bracing winds succeeded,
so that tho crops are likely j'et to be secured
without i: at. riil damage. Ihe nights, even,
have been dry and warm, and cu'.ting and gath
eiing have 1 e n poi'ig forward night aiei day,
lamps being used iu the fiebls. -
1UIANCB.
The French d cr.-e forbiddfi.g th-' export of
com has been cxteu led to-lS33.
The imperial iuteiview ut StnMgardit lasted
four days, d.-.ting which timo tho Emperor of
France -and the Czar had-several ptivat j iuter
vi'W. .
The. Czar and tho Emperor of Anslria, at the
last accounts, were cn route for Weimar.
t PMS.
Moiiificati jnt of the Sjia'nish mrnistry are still
agitated.
SARDINIA.
Sardinia is making advances for recoruiliation
with Ansdia.
nri.mrM.
Martial law has been proclaimed in Delginn.
Thefii iu comniem ration of 1ho rc'vclutiun
ol lclgium, in Jfe.T), commenced at Brussels Sep
tember 25, to continue three days. Cannon
were fired at or. early hoir, at!, the public edifi
ces and a great nnmberof private house ere dec
ked vtth the national fitg.Aud the bells of the
chnrchci were rnng. A solemn mass for tbr re
pose of the souls of tl.o victims was celebrated
at 10 o'clock in tho church of St. Gud ile.
The qverland mail hasariived. Tho Bombay
Times does not mention ftie arrival o- Gen. Ilav
elock at Lucknow. I: designates it intelligence
as of a disastrous character.
A letter from Abeo s tys that Ilia King of Del
hi has offered to make teims provided bis annual
fd'pend was increased, but he was informed that
nothing but' an unconditional surrender would be
accepted. Numbers jof tho mutineers were leav
ing Delhi una i rued.
WAKE COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT.
RaLeigh, October 14 1S37.
This Court was in session "daring the whole of
last week, hi Honor Judge Saunders presid
ing. .
On Fiiday, Thomas Belvin was charged with
tho manslaughter of Randall Sweat, a free ne
gro, at Eab-igh. in August last, the particulars of
which we have heietofore published. The At
torney General piosccuted and II. M. Miller and
A. M. Lewis, Esq., defended. Considerable In
terest was excited by the trial. The prisoner
was ably defended, hut contrary to the expecta
ion of his counsel and friends, was found guilty,
and sentenced to thirty days imprisonment and
a tine of fifty do'lars. The verdict is mainly attri
butable to the enorgy and ability of the Attor
ney General in the prosecution.
On the sa ne day. William Robertson, Henry
Minims, William Mills an t John Mills, free ne
groes, were convicted of maim, and so .tenced
each to thiity-niue J hes ami a fineofcliO
They were sold to pay the Cues. This is the
case, it will bo recollected,' of the attack o' free
negroes upon Ibe patrol, last Apiil, in which Mr.
Albei t Ilinton sustained Iho loss of one of his
eyes, and received other s-erious injuries, as did
also others of the guard, an account of which ap
peared in our columns at the time. The prose
cution for perjury against the white man Wil
son,who was implicated in that affray, was
abandoned. "
' The other business of the Court was devoid of
public interest. Standard.
At Johnston Superior CounT, the previous
week, George, a slave, Ihe property of K. M. C,
Williamson was tried and convicted of Ihe wilful
'murder of Lovett.a slave, belonging to the heirs
of Mr. Tin ner, deceased, and sentenced to death.
Tho Attorney General prosecuted; 15. F. Moore,
11. W. Miller andlloii.3. II. Rogers defeiidod
the prisoner.
We understand ther.; is a capital case in c.ety
county iu Ibis circuit, the present term. V).
MASSACRE OF MISSIONARIES IN INDIA.
The last lay of Lope has been dispelled by the
late arrival of news from India, and we must now
record, with feelings of the prol'oundest sorrow,
that there is every reason to be ieve the four mis
sionary families ef the Presbyterian board atFut-
tchgurgli have perished in the massacre. They
have been traced to the vicinity ofC'uw nporc, at d
it was hoped that when Gen. Ilaveb ck arrived
there he would find them alive and rescue them
from tho insurgents, but he reports but o:ie white
person as saved, and her name is given ; so that
'the painful fact is pressed upon our heails that
our brethren aud sisters, our d ;ar fi lends Free
man, and Campbell, and Johnson, an I .McMii'ieii,
and their w ives, and two cl ildren of Mr. and Mrs.
Campbell, have fallen victims lo the awful it. .stir
rectioti in India.
Rev. JohrT E. Freemen went out in 1S53, and
lias been a faithful missionary for about 19 years
Ec married Miss Reach, iti Ncwaik, New Jersey,
who died nbout ten years ago. Mr. E afterwards
married a valued friend t f ours, Miss Yreden
bhrg, a lady of great accomplishments and w orth,
with a larga circle of fiiond-i :a this city and Now
Jersey.
Rev. D.tvid A. Campbell was from W'iscotwln,
ar.d his w ife from Ohio. . Rev. Aibert 0. Johnson
and wife are both from Western Rcnnsylviinin,
Rev. Robert E. McMullcn was fiom Philadelphia,
and his wife was Miss Pierson, from Paterson,
New Sersey. All of them were among the most
able and useful missionaries of the board, and
their loss s a blow to the work, compared w ith
which the destruction of.J-T0O.000 w orth of pr( p
erty in India is not to be mentioned.
A. V. (Vf.rxcr.
ARREST OF THE EDITOR OF THE DAY
DOOK.
National R. Slinson, E litor of Tim N, Y- D iy
Book, was arrested on SUurday, on complaint of
the District'Attort.cy, who charges him with en
couraging illegal gambling. It appears that on
tho 1st instant, an advertisement of a Georgia lot
tery appeared in the paper, and attcnf.oti was
drawn to it editorially, but, strange to say, in the
same issue an editorial article appeared, calling
upon the District Attorney to use strenuous ef
forts to suppress gambling, and stating that Po
lice Justices were no better than State Prison
birds. The District Attorney took the advice of
Mr. Slinson and promptly caused his arrest.
THE FARMERS' RANK.
The Elizabeth City Pioneer of Tuesday, in an
ar'.iclo in defence of the Fanners' Dank at that
place, says :
"We are authorized to say that no loss will oc
cur to tho holders of Farmers' Rank notes. The
Rank being pcr'cctly solvent, will redeem her
notes at a proper time. She will resume so soon
as the Northern money market w ill jusltfy her iti
so doing."
Merchants in Elizabeth City advertise to take
Farmers' Rank notes at 100 cents in the dollar for
goods or accounts.
ASSIGNMENT OF THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL
RAILROAD COMPANY.
New Yobk, Oct. 10. If it were possible for
Wall st-eet to took bluer than it has done, then
it looks so to-day. The rates asked for money are
higher than ever, and many failures are reported,
including some heavy sugar dealers and paper
dealers.
The Illinois Central Railroad Company has made
an assignment. There are rumors of mure trou
ble in the Readir.2 Railroad Company. These
things, of course, affect the stock market most seriously.
CLERICAL DELINQUENCY, i
Rev. Reuben Gregg, formeily pastor of the
North Troy Methodist Episcopal Chnrch, has been
arrested, charged with the seduction tf a youn
lady at his new station in Washington county.
The seduction was accomplished while the wile of
Mr. Gr gg was on a visit lo her friends, when he
had engaged the services of the young lady as
housekeeper. She is but j" years of age,and
had always bone a highly respectable name.
:'r. Gre; was arrested while in attendance at a
camp meeting in Sandy Hill. He gave bonds for
the support of an expected heir, and for his ap
pearance to stand trial on the charge of seduc
tion. Ho has been diamisse I lrom the church of
which he was pastor, and will probably he es-pelb-d
from the ministry at the nest meeting of
he Troy Conference.
THE DANK OF THE VALLEY.
The Chiistiauturg, (Va.) Wslcra Star f Sat
uiday, says :
The pipers havjput the Branch. Rank of th-
Valb-y, at this dace, among tho suspemlen uanKs
of Ihe State. This is a mistake, as our Bank has
not refused a single demand for specie, though
ruu upon Ly Brokers and Panic Shriekeis. No
Itank can iu ike a better show than ours, nor is
the profits ut any Rank in the country larger.
From the statements wo were pel milted to ex
amine the profits show an aveiegeof about li
percent, per annum, and we leara that the assets
this day, will show near S13o OOJ over and above
the liabilities, and yet this institution had been
run ujoii by Rrokeis from Richmond, Petersburg
and Lynchburg, and we regret t sgy, even 1J
Merchant's from tiie hitter plac. Th.i Board "f
Directors.' nd Ollictrs of this Ban's are husines
men, liberal in their dealings, and have always
supplied the wants of the cemoiunity when iu
their power, aud we learn that in five years' ope
ration, not a tingle bad debt has been made or a
dollar lost.
Nkw YoKK.Oct. 12 -Tho stock market is to
day in a state t f extrem depression. The fo 1
anions merchants is one of gr 'at li-conragemcnt
but d.cid'iily in lav or tf the 1 auks in fintuioin
specie payments.
Tim hank oilicers at a meefn g bell to-day de
clared r.r.an'mous'.y .hat liny would maintain
specie paynn nts at ail hazards.
It is rumored that stren- iff its are making
by Albany b.mkeis to Comj'cl the New Y'-rk. city.
Parks to sttsptnd. and that the O n e: :ior espres
ed his w i'Siiii u-ss to call an extia sesian of the
1.1'gbdature immediately, if" necessary, to m -et
such tin t in igei.ty. Anin the reoluti n
' KANSAS ELECTION.
St. Louis, Oct. 12tb. Tti Kmss democarts
charge that large numbers of armJd men came
from Nebraska territory and votedthe repnb i
can ticket. The detnociats still claim a majority
in both houses of the Legislature. ,
BANK SUSPENSION
Nkw Yobk, Oct. 12. P. M. The Grocers' Bank
of this city has suspended.
It is undeistood that the bank tiansactions for
the week will exceed $5 000 0001
LATER FROM SANTA FE. -St.
Louis. Oct. 11. We. have later news from
Santa Fe. Oten. has been elected ilelegate from
Ihf Territory of New Mexico to Congress.
The Cheyene India n arr anxious fe-r peace.
SUSPENSION OF A BANKER.
Nkw York, Oct. 12. Messrs. Coming &. Co ,
bankers, who suspended on Saturday, are large
stockholders of a bank at Ne w Orleans.
- DEATH AT A CAMP MEETING.
Mr. John Ncal, of Washington county, Virginia,
died suddenly last week, while attending a camp
met ting near Abingdon.
PUNISHED FOR ARSON.
Andrew Sacrey was tried lately in Spotsylva
nia county, for arson, convicted, and seuieticed to
12 months imprisonment, and fined So00.
REVENGE.
A fine Durham cow owned by Mr. Peyton John
son, of ''Paddy's Retreat," Henrico county, was
shot through with a bullet a few days since, by
some malicious person.
RANK FAILURE.
BiTrM.o, Oct. 12 The Piatt Bank has closed
its dixes.
IVc hear but nne report from all who nse Pet ry
Davis' Vegetable Pain Killer, and that is, that its
w onderful power iu relieving the most severe pain
has never been equalled.
A NOT HE II rtEAiAHKTuUE CCIiE
Dli. SU AVNK'S
COMPOUND SYIICP OF
WILD CHERRY.
PHILLIPS & JENNINGS,
. JOBBERS IN
WHOLESALE PIHCKS 'ITRKCNT
BOUGHT EXCLUSIVELY. AT
,.UI
t o-.I.iy u is the fol
passed by the
iuwtr.q :
' I!t f.rfrfd. "t'hn- in Iho jo lye cut of tut meet
in no further contraction of h-aus i- mci"sin.
nor will there eX'sl anv ol staclf t.i such expin
s ion ol t h- m as w ill n li-.t i iiniwur aid t In ii.i:
f raid the crops ond alWiate thu i-reseiit e. i.i
m! i tl tlistres-, tin'ess ii shall he eieated by t.n
demands ol eausei. ss ai.ir ii."
Two small effy banks recently establish d a'e
reported to have failed this uitetnooc. The re
port needs coniirtr.atioo.
There is a er.etal diiiin upon all '.he banks in
various ways, but thu only set i.jiu feat tires is tin
inclination shown hy deposits: s in k me !' the
..11 l.nukH to jiunlsh them .fur letu-in: I
i"s in the way f discounts, by drawing t
deposits.
Ihe street i- tin-is nallv cxeit.d.
SEKIOCS AFFRAV.
The VkUsbutg Sentinel, ol Octo'ner 1-
Dr. Chase, dentist
k i vs :
nnd Mr. Hill, Ma-e c -aeh ,
nun, exchanged pitI shots and u ttl hi i.ts is
a street rencontre, in I! ayuiond, d iy b. !..r.- '- j
teiday, which lesulted in the death il" ?.Ir. lliil j
who was shot throtmh the liver and cut thi..nsh i
the breast, (and heait, as believed ) an l in the
n.tti ta! wtiimdiiig.it is sujipose.1, cl' Dr. C, w l.o
nas shot Ihroiiitli Ihe knee and through the neck,
the ball inniiin down tlio spi;n, and was sup
posed so be dj ing al last aecotin's. From what
we learn, there was no actual ditii 'tilty between
the parties in question, but th-.-ir fata! notion
III'.Y. JAMJ'.S II. IKJHIJOROIV.
Pastor f.f Rerliu Circuit, Rr itiniore Coiifereiice.
And all t'ie priori put Ircha its at. Poiol o) '' Hacks'
hnrr. test i f,iil t it the following
K.m.AORbLYlUY (I HL
Point or ttocii?, Frt d rl k t'ounty, Jld.
De. i wvne. Dear Sir- Ibd'tving it a duly I
owe in ttie nuhlie, ar.d in justice loj.-i: I have
thouf'lit pioj er u make known one of the I iol
ex tiaor.tinary eures, iu my own ease, that has v i
1. t :i trulv refolded. In ihe month of Oct b. r last
I was ntnif-lt'd with a severe eatliering in mt
j bri.-is;, I'.ii h lormei! a large abrt-ess. am) al.-u
1 .- uiiiiile.iti d i.j my .miss ;in! very much atllii i-
j i i! th'iii. ami ill 3ebn I large quanliiiea t'i oi rup
tioo, e.ti in;, I iiinl interiial. My hrtotti could also
; jwi.-.s ihi 'iiiii my I.nni;s and out lhr.ni;h ilieeav
; ;ty of imv I'nvist w ith aj.pnrent rape, ntleiidcd wi;li
I .i viuli nt ruMsrh. hiy and ri : a 1 1 1 , los o! aiif.eri (.-,
a nd . xiriiii.' del.iliiv, so that my physi. i.nn
t li'ni h t ni v ease f ntii e"t hnpt l. ss and be om! the
I power of iiii-di. ine. I remained in lliis w n i. bed
j i o.-..!i.i..n for a long liuu , until I was wasted lo a
; i:k re skeleton, nnd there si-rmt-d lo he no h"pp for
j trie; but b-ivintr read in he public papers of I he
in., nv wonderful etirrs p'rloiniej hvtoui 't.M-
.'! SVi;LI1OI, IA1 CHI-llUtV, 1 im
.ilely sent to . Hallimote lor five bottles and
ifi'd its use. anO lo in y n real sail -taction
i-iii- i at. ii in ati.Mous i.imiiy, ine nirc-ss ir openioar in
I inv 1 1: r.ef.-iii 10 lieal, ami lli-i coui:l subsiu. d
! t.i. i on " ij--tnr ten botib-s I was resiared to perti et
j health. I i eli. ve, tint to v oir valuable medicine,
! iimb r tiu b!e?singi of Divine ProviJonc. 1 am
iia!'.-! te.t for iliii L'l' iit elianife, and Ism happy to
say, that lam now erjoying as goort health a 1
j ..- v. r !i .i ve.
Ovi-r five years have rlapvrd, and 1 still remain
: a perfectly hearty man at t his i!n te, .1 line 'i.!. l$r-.(.
i I have no! had a day's- siek ncsss for the I i si ls
i itiouih?. 'lease nceepl m y urate! itl in k now loe g
I merits. Vouis, Very res;n elfuiiv.
Til').I. Dl.(i..
Til.- Subscriber is well aequ ain't d with 'i'liou a
Dixon, and can lesi it y that the he bus la;, n a diet -i
d as above represented. I rejf ir! his 1 1 eo cry a I
Abs. 1 and 3 Bank Street, bdove Market.
BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD STS.
PHILADELPHIA, Penna.
August 4. &t 3m p
DIED.
On board Pchr. Ren, (lyinirat ?mithville .) on the
loth instant, Robert .MelVrly seamen aaed -tl
yeais, a native of New Rruiisw ick, British Pro
vinces. MARINE NEWS.
PulU OF WIL.UlNUl'o:,, OJIUJL1U 13.
AiiiilVUD.
12. IJii Moses. Lauthoriiv, lrom Baltimore, to
O. ii. Paisley & Co.
t-hr. tseaab B. Strong. Molt, fiom New Yor", lo
A. D. Cazaiix.
bte .met Majnolia, ttedmai, from Fayetteville,
t V J. I. int. rloh
U. . M. S-umer i?piay. Price, from Smith-vitl-
to A. 11. Va .B kkelj.i.
CLLIAUED.
13 .Sehr. Col. at tei !y;, Tay'oj-, for New Vurk,
by A D. t-'aziiix: with naval stoles.
Vitamer Magnolia, !jlcdm.iu, for Pa) e'.teviile,
b ti J. Lu terloh.
L'. .M. tti'iinifr pray, Trice, for Smith
vi e. by .-. il. VaiiUokUi-Uni.
.11 tsciir. John A Maniy. Simmons, for New
Yutdi. b) G llar:i-s; with naval .stores.
MEMORANDA.
Sehr. Village Gem, l'hinney, from this port for
Philadelphia on the ill iiisi., experience 1 heavy
c ilber l .r several das; oil tiie 3d spl t I Isail
and bhif ed d.-ek load, and put I ack into 6iui;h
vi;le on the IJtii itist., with tuo men sic:;.
A
KEATiNESS AND LUIiAiiiLITV, I
R K T V O V E R V K i?S E N'iT.AL QUAI.11I E S
j justly populer RI ick Cassinteie lials, wltich are
oil.. ed lo the puiilii- as Ine bet Hut yet inlrodiiei a
tor dress or business w rar. A cart' jur-t rteeived
ii v Exprtss al the Hat end Cap Emporium. 31.
Matkei ."street. CllA.-S. L). M VERS.
O. t. .". .o. S-.
pointed:
at..!
i
co:llli!t;!
SALT.
SAUKS Liverpool pround large and
OyjJ.f "ood socks. Eor Sa o be
Oct. 13, No. 6.
C. V DA VI-
BACO.N,terlb.,
Iltuis, N. C.--- .........j
Side.
SUuulders,
Hoe Round----
Eard.tJ.'C.bbls..
ken?,
Hams, Westerr.,
t-'idee, Wtstf-rn,
Shoulders. WV-stern,- ---
Po; k. Northern per bbl.. Mess.-.
! Prime...-
tirn. per bushel, -
Meal. -
l' as. black eye per bu?hcl,
Cow
Pa Niii?,.-- -
Riee.nerlb.. Cb-in.
it ongli , per bash.t !,.-.
I'tttic, per to.. - - -
Klotr per bb! Kaycttcvil'e super ,
Kinr. -
I'alf luiore,
("anal.
l-ofiie.perlb , St. D
JilO.
f .a;ii via,.
feln.
Mot ho.
I:,va. -.
t'ligiir. per lb . Mew Orlean?,- .
I'orio li ico. -
t Vrnix,
f.oal
Molassi s, per callon, JV Or.onn?
Porto It ico,. -
r'uha.
ilay.per lOOIbs., Eastern.
X . t :.,.
Liquor?, per sal.. Peach Brandy.
Apple. . ......
Itye V bUkey, .
iSeetifieI, ,
N. E. Rum, i.
Wines, per Hal. . M i.b ii a.
Port. '.
Mahiea,
rilue.per lb.. American.
Cotton per lb.,
Yarn, per lb.,
1-8 Sheering, per yard,
3-1
0.nabtir!P.
Feathers, per lb..
Candles, per lb., X. C. Tallow..
iVort hern. -
A daman line. -
Sperm.
.iiiic per bhl.,..
Turpentine, per bbl. ot 2S0 Ibs-
Virin Dip. --
Ytllow Dip,
Hard. - ..
T ',""
Pi'eh. ..
Cofin bv Talr.
No. 1....:...: ,
No. i.
No. .
Spii iis Turpentine, per jrallon.- - -
Varnish. . . . '.
Pine Oil.
Itosin (il,
Spi-rni (li!, - - -
I.inseed Hi! -
; i'at "...) t OD,
; Iron uer fb., American best tefiiK-d
Ei:;:!is-h a .-sot ltd,
; Suied,
; r-hear,
j American.
j .".!. atif.
re i:t' h I N ;ii is.
j Sleei, p. iilian,
I'.IisH I e.l ,. - - :
j Best Cast.
Hep? quality "Mill Saw. 6 feet,
19 a
17 a
17 00
1J a 00
! i 17
17 a 00 -M
a 00
14 a
12. 00
:6 I 0 a
UU 10 a 0" 01
75 a 0 00
1 f a 1 it
1 S'l a 1 43
W UO
1 If 1 Ii
00 a 5
. Mi a 0 t d
. 23 a 30
ft) a C 00
...... t a H " 'v.
7 00 a 0 f0
0 00 a 0 0.1
0
BO, - -
00 00 a CO 0' j
a I
12 a 12
- 13 a 14
00 a lu
0'1 a 00
If. a lt
Ilia 12
II a 12
Hi a 1
on a li
00 a 00
00 a 0D
. 51 a S"
fO a I 00
- on a I 0C
. . P0 a tit)
f.O a n".
65 a I 0"!
3' a 4ii
43 a 5d
. 1 H0 n 4 ni
.10) a -I ("i
40 a OH
Vi a 15
. 1, a
2ii n 21
9 a
01 a 7
9 a 10
40 a 4"
.. 17 a O'l
lfi n 00
2S a 30
40 4
.. I 35 a 1 40
a 3 CO
- 2 2! a
.15) a 0 00
. I M a 0 00
1 40 a
EMPIV liA.KP.ELS.
1 1 oilo w a re,
ijrvA SPJiilT RA It R ELS, just received
OVV n r Selir. S. R Strong. For sain by
Oct. 13,-.o. S3. ADAMS. OiiO. & CO.
I'
i moi-t as a miracle. Lie is a worthy member ot ?o
1 cieiy. JAMES R. IllUtl'.OiiO V ,.
I I'.istor of Ho !in Ciienit. Kaitiniorc f'onferenee
L'UEU E is out one r. !r. t ie preparaiion ol "Vi!J
Cherry,' nnd ihe only one- componmb-d bv a
lerjiiiar I'hvsiciin that is "ill!. SWAVNE's
COMPOUND SVUI'I' OE VILI) CIlKKItV,"
nd the universal saiisf'ieiion this preparation h;is
. iven. is fn!!v uck now Jt d'ed ill e verv soetion ol
re v out of an alT.iir of othei s, io which they hud 7mr ennntrv.
res;.cct'vely intereste I themselves.
PENNSYLVANIA I.ROlsLA 1 X"RE
II ah -iisnciir:, Oct 12 Tho Senate are a wait -in;
the action o! th't II ;n ; on tiip r.-ii :!" bill.
I I. e HoiisH spent the wholu of iho inorni in
eotisi lt liti propositions (or exteti lin the tinf
f the resmuptlon wiiho'tt clT ctii! a lyt'ii i;
This aftcrnovti an entire new section was .!! r
e 1 in place "f the ' I'rrt section of the present
hill. It suspends the penalties incirrc l ur.td
January, lfr&0.. and pct-mita divld. i ds of C per
cent, dn: -ins the suspension Thi was ft;a! iv
e 1. Various propositions were submitted and
tej. tied for t ha- jtie? the peiiod for the resump
tion of specie payments, and tho ipiestioti reeur
rh. tin iho Mini paf sage of the bill, it vras nega
tived yi as PA, nays CO.
'I ho Se- alv this cveninK rej 'cte l a motion to
take up the liiil provi lhij; for it nti-nsien tili
the first Tuesday of July m-xt ati-I then udjoii-n
ed.
All now depends on the llonse. It is general
ly thought they niil reconsider.
THE MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Roston, Oct. 10. The Transcript leirns from'
official sources, that in consequence of a delay in !
remittances fiom tho East, .m l a'ni"st a to! a' j
susptnsion of paper ucsottntions here, Ihe Michi
gan Central Railroad has found it necessaiy to
postpone Ihe payment of its bills payable, uaiil
it can realize lands from the proposed rul'scrip
tKm to its bonds on the 10th ol November nest.
The payment of Ihe coupons will be coutiuued as
nsual.
' YELLOiV FEVER IX BERMUDA.
TVc have dates from Rea m u la to life 1st inst.
The llritish ship of-war Brilliant had arrived at
Hamilton, from Grauad.i, and sailed for Halifax
She had. one hiindred, cases of yelluw fever among
her crew, ami twenty-nine deaths'; the chaplain
of the fchip, Rev. Mr. Wat on, being or-o of the
latter number. Tho American Lri II. W. Morx
ure, Captain Richards, from Georgetown, S. C,
for Slartinqne, had" art ived at St. Georges, her
crew all slcU with intermittent fever.
AFFMCTIXO BEREAVEMENT.
Tho Montgomery (Pa.) Ledger says that" one
month ago 'the family of Mr. Jv.hu Slough, ol
Skippack, comprised himself, wife and two sons,
all in good health. - Tbc eldest ton suddenly sick
ened and diet! within a' few-days p within two
weeks ll father followed him, and on Saturday,
3d inst., the youngest son -was buried. The dis
ease was dysentery, and Ihe mother is said to be
nun tic'ii; vtilhlittk' j.nct of iccoicty.
FINANCIAL AFFAIRS IN BOSTON BAD
EFFECT OF THE NEW YORK NEW3. .
Rostov, Oct. 9. The-late reported heavy fail
ures in New York had a rather distressing effect
in Etatc street to day. There was some move
ment in Slocliaat a very low figure: Money is
more freely discounted by the Banhs, but not in
sufficient amount to reduce the --current street
rates. The following failures are reported : Ly
man A. George &Co., Straw and Ribbon eea'ers..
Mi ton Galf, Dealer in Oil and Leather; Nash,
French & Co., Shoes.
SERIOUS RIOT.
At the fireman's riot, on Wednesday evening, at
the corner of Grand and Elizabeth streets. New
York, qnlte a number of persons were injured, a
noog them were Garrett W. Cropsey, No. 45 King
street, shot through the rim of his hat, the ball
glancing across his forehead, and iiiflictin:; a slight
flesh wound ; Charles White, Essex slieet, end of
ore finger shot eff, Mr. Smith, a tfcutist, shot in
the thumb ; Mrs. Cately, three of her fingers bro
ken she was standing with her husband near the
corner, looking at the procession hen the light
occurred, and was accidentally hit with a dab
One irson was reported to have been shot iu the
leir, and another in the wrist. Quite a number of
others received slight injuries.
BRUTAL PRIZE FIGHT.
BrrFALO, October 10 A prize fight took place
opposite herein Canada to-day between Lazarus
and Hanegan. One Lnr.dred and twenty-eight
rounds were fought. The fi"ht lasted nearlr throe
.-INKING OF A FALL RIVER STEAMER
NARROW ES APE OK PASSENGERS.
Nkw York Oct, 12 Midnight. The steamer
Empire State, hence for Fall River, struck the
rocks at Hell Cite tiiirin a dense fo this morn
it g and sunk. The passenLCts including 150
ladies, were all saved, but Ibeir bag-jane was lost.
The tipper ta'eon of the stcamr i- tinder vutir
FROM MEXICO MONEY MATTERS AT NE V
Oil LEANS.
Nsw On,.--.. Oct. 12 Dtt'-s fioa Vera Cruz,
lo 'he 7th inst. have been receive! . The Mesi.
can Cong-ess had held a primary meeting and
Manuel Ruiso wa-f elected President. Thvro was
rumor that Getu-ial Svavrz h"i been assassinat
ed. The insurgents at Ihe South still held out
and robbeiies were rife th'oushi ut the coon'ry
The failure of Messrs. Coming & C"., of New
Yoi k, will not sft'.-ct the Southern Bank-.
'1 here are I ntnors tbit evenin? of some failure.,
but thi-y ate not authenticated. Business is un-
st tiled.
Eor the cure of Conyhs', Col !., Consumption,
For llrnnehiiis, S. re Throat, Hooping Coiigli,
I'or Tiekiiri',' or Irritation in the Fain ?,
For'Paipiiaiion to Diseaie of tne Heart. Debility,
For p.. ins in i ho .Side or Breast, Liver Complain I,
For Short rlrea'ii. or Hoarseness. Aslhm i,
For the support of oW! nt'". declining health, and
re ill: ss niiits, ibis reitn.'tiy has no equal.
Prepared only hv Dr. sWAVNK S RON. nt
th-ir l.afioratorv 4 X. SEVENTH St., Philntlel
pliia. Soid by ' WALKER M EAR E-S & CO ,
V'iimiii!.'i. n. N. C.
E. J. "ASTON,
Jan. 1. Ashcville, N. O.
A 5 I.1A)C;I?M !
PROPOSITION 1st. '
Eveiv Ladv and Gentleman desires a beautiful
head of Hair.
PRfipoSI 1'KiN 2d.
The. use of LYON'S KATI1 AIRON without
fail, pit ilitee such air one.
Til EREFORE :
Every L idy and 0. rillev.ian will, fif conric. im
m -diateiv c moicnee usitij LYON's KATIlAl
lSO All pioiiounee the KATIIA1RON to be
the finest and most agreeable jirt paialion for
tlie Hair ever made.
Ttsinniense sale. - neatly 1 000 000 bottles fer
year attests its universal popularity. Sold
evet vw belt" for 2o cents per bottle.
HETII, WYXHOOP A-CO.,
- Proprietors and Perfumer.
Uo Libi'.rtv-St.. New-York.
Jir'y 14 29 tf.
JI '''"'rail's Pith produce a most surprising charge
in eases of sretiet al debilil v. The broken timtn
invalid, whose flaccid muscles apd relaxed ner
vous system have scarcely sufficient vitality to
sn-tain his emaciated form in an erect p""-''''''!
t sooti renovated and braced by the in iaoratine
t ir-et of this priceless remedy, tinil his who) .
f line is re animated and filled with e'le-gy. His
spirits resnme their booyaticy. and lot feel a new
tn iti. iu.-li is the expel ience of thousands. Lon-
e. -tity depends in a great measure upon the rczu
iar healthy acti.n of Ihe organs fif digestion and
pxeretioii and upon these organs llollon ay's Pills
f. peiate irrt-sistably.
it iver I .n nib
U i.le lb. irtls...
Scant !tn.
Tim her. Shippiii
Pliine Mill,---
Houston's patf-xt skid scAii.s jnf:"bv:::::
'PIIESE Stales, f ir hieli tie inventor has ot- j Staves, pel 1,000.
L t.iitu d Llrtttrs Pan r.-t troni the Li.ittd fsiat-r Dresse.t
Ooveiniiient. are lritentit t! to snpt iede thepteseni It.O. hh.i ., riusli,
cumbiotis ;;nd o' j-eti n able apyiratus usrd lor; Dresse!.
wttliinL' cylindrical ai k.l-'cs, such as baircl-,
lieiee--, tf-c , coot lining unities iiMiahy sold by
wMjht. Al-o for v.iis'oinLi t) b s of cot ion, hs y,
or othtr similtr packaiies. "The advantaae clainftl
for ih. iri ove: the oidfnary Seah-s in Use. are thai
mo hoMh'f i rt qeii-ed.as tht n.ticie to he vveiyh d
i- immtxJ'iutety u.pendd by its own gravity, ami
wiibu:! strain, tm n aching a g'.V; n point beioiilh
iheSc i!e beam 'bus saving a huge amount o!
time nn.l labor, and iireveniina injury by Looks; or
otherwise, to til-; Iraiiest package. Thi paiemee
will ' please 1 lo exhir.it his invention at the store
of .Mr. s. M. U est, and reo ive orders for such si
zes ar.d quantities as in iy be I't siretl. ! (
GEO, HOLS lu., l'atcn'ee. E-s. per
July 27. 67-tf j
W.O. LLI. Kunji
Shindies, pel" I t Wi, Common,
Contract, -
lilaek's !ar;re,
Sal' per bu sbrt.T ui ti'a Jaiar.d,
I.i vef p.'-i! S, r-.t-lf .
Soup per lb., Pale.
Hroun. -
Tallow per ll.,
Bid. He:ttii-2.per M , Ash,
Chi i
f hicUcns, live
do dead. --
TutrCkS, live, -.
do ' ..ad
i!uz''n.
ri;r.
6 23 a 00 Ii
a 2 CO
1 10 a
a 32
01 a 00
00 a 0
00 a 0
l zn a C f.O
ft a 1 0
1 50 a 0 00
4 a 5
4j a 0
0 a 0
1 i a 0
0 a H
-a 12
10a lo
i a 1
- '20 a
500 a 5 50
a H
113 00 a 15 f'O
10 00 a 0 tiO
fi SO a 7 CO
4 25 a 0 0i."
11 00 a 0 OS".
f f:0 n 7 .11.
4 I 0 a o ",r
2 50 a 3 Si"
1? ir
15 00 a 13 On
nous
2 Of, a 1 rio
O 'O a 5 O'J
r-Oav 00
67 J at(!
0 a SJ
( i a 'N
II a li
9 00 a 12 0:
1 a I
2' n 4
00 a if;
"75 a. 1 to
01 a I"
13 a -s!
T.UL!.IX ESTABLISH 31 ENT.
r-Ml E subscriber h is removed his Tailotinir Es
1 tablishment from the corner of Market and
.Second streets, to Wilkinson's building;, three
floors above his la'e location
He will attend to the hu-ineF in al! its brarches, j
anil work will lie .vecutcd wjth neatness and ilt s- j
pMcuT n T i inri will be .attended to pr-inipdy.- j
Ciear.insr fh n'lenipn's apparel and r. pairing will !
alo be ai tended to.
Irebr.in r-sjard to my qualifications, to Jlr. i
Thomas II. IIcwey.
TITUS R. JAMP.S. i
Oct 13.: t-7.3,11 !
gut.?
TO NEW VOIIK.
Turpi ntitie nil ! Tur, pel l.bl.
Ktisiu per l.bl..
Spirits Turpentine, per bbl,
ur. p-r bb'
C'DIOX B
REMOVAL.
K.A II H E1LE1'
Winery
i.-1.
. . . ,
dice, per I'l l il'. gros
.'otti n p.T bale. .....
Oott. ti "nb and yarns, per
lrla xspetl per t ask .
Pea Nuts., per bushel,
Lumber? per M..
TO PlllMDr.LPHIA.
Na'al Stores. er bbl.,
Spiii's 'fur pent ine,
Yarn anil Sheet in sr. per foot,
Pea Nuts, per bushel,
Lumber, per M..
to nosroN.
foot
wi'J remove his
lock anri r.nsioe's
from his prest ut stand to tiie '.OliNEil MOitK Rosin, per i.LI.,
NEXT DOUR, on. the 1st Ansupt. where be wiH ; Turpentine, per bbl.,
soon op nan cnti cly new stock MILLINEIt ; stj.'n iis Turpetitiue, per btsl.,
and"l)ttV,it)0)i.
August 6 h. 157.
GO Cm
OUR BLACK CASS1.HEUE HAT.
jNoTHEil Ca.-e of tttts most fa-htonable style
A H'AT.jiisl reee-ved and opened at the Ha' and
Cap Empoiititn, 31 rdarUct f treet.
sept 2 i CH AS. D. MYERS.
Lnniber. per M.,
Pea Nuts, per bushel,
ugh Itiee. pier bushel.
Cotton per bale
on oerK. r?.io"
fO 4"i
r,5 4-)
bi) r,D
n?J 4 )
OO 15
1 00 1 )
:, oo ;
OD f,
O0 s
fi Of) 9
ON nr:CK. rvnst
"i 4)
IJ!)
oo r.
oo ' o
6 00 7 00
OS PF.CK .
4) 4".
Co
70
8 00 fi 00
10 00
10
.1-4
on
C O .11,11 EK CI A L.
FRESH CANDIES.
JUST RECEIVED, ihi-s dsybv Express, anoth
er lot nf th se dvlicieiis Candies, al ihe Uroad-
way n ietv Store.
pt "ii.
10 Market s'ree'.
w. ii. heNF.ai.k.
ItKMARKSON MARKETS.
Tiie markel for some days past has Iieen ex
tremely dull, and scarcely anything doing, the
transactions have been as follows r
TcKPF.STt.NE.-On Tuesday -3 bbls. Turpentine
sold at S3 for Virgin, 2.1-3 for Yellow liip, and.
51.1-3 for Hard, per 230 lbs , later same day 170
do. at 3 for Virgin, and $2 2-3 -fcr Yellow Iip.
SrttitTS CiJO bhl. Spirits Turpentine chaiced
F KU l-C 11 T W ANGCK'S i , , xi,...i. ( wi. n.,t'nn
l"lavoi i:itrsi to lro1in-e at a .Moments Not- ... - , , ,-
ice every tte-ired S.itjtior
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO
RECTIFEKS, LIQUOR 31 ER CHANTS j
AND WHOLESALE GKOCERS.
CHANGE IN THE GREAT -THROUGH -MA1W
-11ie Hichoiond "South" states! that a con" rac!
has been entered into betwevu tho Post Office
Depart meet and the Richmond, Fredeiicksborg
nd Potomac Reilrnad Company for the transfer
of tho great through mail frotu the Central to
the Richmond, Fiederk-ktdiur, and Potomac
railroad . It u to go into ciTect on the lutii iu
ta nt.
FOOK AGENTS ! 1.0f'0,0u0 WANTED ! !
ToCirfiila'e Itjipio J-elung, I'nsCupacixgly
Po.xilar FAMILY WORKS, which auratt by
tin ir low prices, interesting contents, and large
.m.f m-ierbly coln-td plates. My throe-fold expe
rience ot nearly tw otv years, as Anthoa and Pub
li.sin r. or as an Asenf, alike at Ihe East and at the
'Vest, eivc? me uni-q-ntlled advantage in know
inii Rvaetly Imw lo make books that will mil fastt.
and tutirfy when ld, how to arrani" m busi
ness so tnal indnsirions Agi-nis cannot fail of euc
f;e?. My own Aui-nts onlr arc allowed to sell
my book's-, and each has the excln-dve right to hi
asstgned fo ld For circulars, with fullest partie
n Iar, if y iu live East, HEN'ICY HOHK. No. If2
N.i!-s:ni Streer, Nt w Votk; if you live West, the
same, No. Hi Main Street, Cincinnati. O.
September 3. 3mo"r4w
IMPORTANT I X FORMATION, by which much
sfiifT.-i ii and misery in tamil'ien may bo arvoidtnl.
st nl to luarii.-d moil, and thoe contemplating
niarnage. Ao'ires ii'i l,niiii C mii' j.i-tes'3nin.
lr I. F. PitU BART, Box 30i3, New York ' ity.
Jaii-' Isj - 40 C;n."
THE HAflt! THE HAIR!!
Whal Iady or Gentleman would lt deprived of
a t-eaitliful head of Hir. when bv the use of LY
ON'S K ATHA1RON such an on; can so easily be
had? Too much Ta!fii rai.not be placed on a
tint f.oni-1 tf lluir tiot nt.lv . an Aft., mm. tit? 1 o
,.rnA -...." ..ii .!-., ,..! iiT-i. I Ptush. Peifersbaiti, fsilk ami crotlon Glazed Capa
ot,t well-arranscfl Hair-bnt also, an intim.l. lv j 1" U tlw dilTcrenl .arietie. inciadiof some of
connected with the General health of th bodv- "e nea csi e, .mw.pS moa Diia
for this e.nject iou i-t roncli -2ttr thn Et-iteial-
rphc nndersir.ti-l has lately made great ituptnvc
l mentsin "this branch of riusinefs. Thu Elavur
injs ar; put up in packages of 5 10, andJOOal
lonsi, and acquires i ut the addition of Pure Spirit,
eitlior Lit or 4th proof ar.d Liqnorst such a t'oanae,
either dark or pal-1, Ha'iland :tod Eni'land and Eng
lish Gn, Jamaica and St. .'roix li uin, Mononzu
hch, Bourbon, Ir)?h and Scott h. Whiskey. Apple,
Peach, Cherry and Ras.pher'-y Brandy, Port and
Madeira Vinr8 wiil be intmtly produced. It re
fpnres no skill, but an addition of a -rood spirit,
say 50 g-tlions lo each gallon of ;he respective.
Flavoring.
Tiie best Cognac oil, green, yellow and white
warranted genuine, as low as any other importer
in the U. S.
Ksser.ifs of every Lio.nor. Extrcct o!" Cognac,
1 lb. of which produces sriilons tflliietia-.
-Raw Whiskey may by Dr F.'s ace and body pre
piration he made smooth wih but a trilling ex
pense. The pi-Jee of FI ivorinirs ar- extremely moderate,
and direct ions in full sopi lied hv
Dit. LK'.VI.s FKUOllTWANGF.lt.
Uhrmitl and Importer of Drvs. Ktfeitori Odsand
Metals, rtserreatup and PhuVigrcrphie Chemicals,
No. 113 .tJaitlen f.ane, ' evy V6rk..
N. R. .Sole A sent tor Godfrey's celebrated Cor
dial Ei'ters and Gin.
April 18. - 13-6m.
"7 faliTstock XOlTRElbv.
ERCH ANTS AND PUNTKiSS are res
iTdL ro-etfii'.lv solicited to examine 'he p"- com-
nlels assortni.-nt of Hs!. f."as and Unibre.iassi
ever before opened in the rJiate- "
We have in store 25'i dozen Wool hats, ecm-
pri-in all the ?radea fro.n the lowest to ihe fin-
f?t Chashmare!i-
200 dozen stll'e!t and "naif stiff Casiimere
ha's.of all colors, stle and q la'.iiies. :
SU't dozen flo n, .Houair, ssti ana cotton
EXCOMMUNICATED.
I snpposed. The KATH AIRON rt jerves and
lif-antines the Hair, makmjr it yofl. cmiy. ant
tltsy; and by lis cleansing and inriiroratins ro-
jertn, give a tone and etaxticyv Jo I he whole
. ... . . .- i ..
X . w i v U lTtihrt.tl i n and - fstimnttiii Cane I 1 . , : ; . tv t a i .
Tho raptist Chnrch, at Barti;igta, lt week, svstom. Sold everywhere lor 25 con la per but-i; &e t &c Ladiea Fur Setta and Genii pens Fur j g bBt wHboot Bodio buyers, tfl
formally esiiclled th. ir pattr, Lev vt m. D I . im nt wrNTVP t "O
hours, and Tieither contuerhij tho ftakes were J Sutherland, who - recently onvicfcl f tros j proprietor and l't-H'oitif-5..
ithdr.f ivti. iinnijiality. part ot w hich, he l.aa admitttd. 1 W CiEi;rr Ncvv York
"aps vet inif.incea. Aho ?ils, Bver, and
Bhtcif Drew Cajs.im:re ox the most handsome
si vies, together with ah elegant assortment of In
fania and Childrens Hats and Misses Flats and
Bloomers. Ladies Beaver and ! elt riding hits.
Collar furnished to order. A call ia s-lieied frtjra j
all. CII.VS. D. HYKtl.
Hat and Cap Enporiun, 31 Market St.
?eP. 12. - i
of J cents.
II r. Sales on Tuesday of 75 bales Eastern at
00 cents per 100 lbs.
EXPORTS FOE WEEK ENHIXG l-ITU. INST
Lumber, HUCOO feet: Tionl.er, 123 &73 do.;
Tnrpeiitiue, 1 IQ'i bbl.;- spirit Tonentine. S 3
d- ; Htisin, ISOJOdo ; Tar 04 do ; Pireb. 101 do.;
t'opper Ore. 76 do.; Pork, 41 do.; Ueef. 3 do.;
Wheat. 1.84 1 bushels ; Paiier.O-J butdles ; Sheet
ing, 12 halt s ; Yam 15 do ; Cotton. 14 d ; L a
thTr. 1 roll ; Was, 2 boxes fcud 2 Lois; .Mdze., 9
hoses and 2 Lhl.t.
NEW YOr.K MAIlKET.
Oct. 12 1 P. M.-Fcnttf-rn fionr i loner,
will, sah-a of 1 100 bb!s at 5 41 a 5 50 fir mjse.I
to good brands of Pal; imorf. O- ore-etown. Fied
crick.shnr,:. &;., and 5 55 a 7,0U for favorite. fn
cv and extra brjtids do.
" CVii lower, itii aIes of 43 Cf3 bushe-s at
05a bo tor mixed ffest-rn, cIoin heavily; in
cluded in the a!es was a handsome parcel of
white Sf oiht-tn. katia finished, at 68 cents.
Cotton -Some middling is offered at 121 cen
Prosiri'-ns The jHrk mark'-1 is quite nnset
t ed ; 110 bbis sold at IS for prime, and 22 a 23 -,0
f..r nr-s; at the ch e the latter was fSereI
at 2 60 without Ending hover. Deef i.-i dull
arotht-avy, with sales of CO bids at 13 5 a 1175
for repacked Western, 1-5 a lCfor extra ni---ss.
Ueef hams are heavy at 16 a 17;50. Bacon rnd
cut rural are roo-e active; we notice ales of
2JO boxes Com'. erUud middles at lOe; 500 bss.
shoit middles, rih in, t 12c. iayable in Biti
tnf.re enrrency; 10 000 lbs. j-hoohlers at 10c.
aud 100 000 lbs ; ur fides and shoulders, ak 10c
for the Ki tes and 8o f.r the shoulders. Lard U
sellins in retail lot t 14 a 15. - Butler is teavy
and the demand qui e limited. Cheese is seliiuj;
at S a 8jc.
Whiskey 1 lwer. with sales of 500 bbls at
20c for Ohio and Slate. 1
The Journal of Commerce reports to Saturday
ilit:
N'sval Store The market for all descriptions
5 qi. ite unsettled and prices tend doBard.
lea ah
irits
tunw.tine are rery heavy and are freely offered.
at 37 a S3 cents, hot at tuese rates .mere is
demanl. Common rosin ny
scarcely any