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POOLEY, NICHOL & Co.,
Successors to John Hunt,)
Florida yellow Pine Lumber Yard.
I AVA Aoss AOAVW AlhC AuMUcA AaAue
Corner of Cedar and Julia streets-NeW Basin

Corner Of Cedar and Julia streets-New Basin,
New ORLEANS
GUPERIOR Dressed, Tongued and Grooyed Floor
~ ing and Ceiling, Laths, Shingles Deck Plank,
and general assortment of Building Lumber well
seasoned and always on hand
All orders from the country carefully and promptly
filled. ap5-lv*
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WHIA@ are Tie 1OIOWlng articles:
1000 ozs sulph quinine 900 TBS pow'd rhubarb
100 & sulph morphine, 100 Tbs ipecac,
100 q strychnnc, 500 lbs SIENNA,
900 nitrate silver, o. 1900 Tbs gum arabic,
10 bbs refi'd camphor, $500 Tbs tartaric acid,
100 kegs sup carb soda, 900 tJs blue mass,
25 bbs EPSON salts, 300 fJs caone E ga.
20 casks sal soda, 900 lbs indigo,
% bbs copperas, so lbs chlorotorm,
10 t''s madder, 20 gross seid'z powders,
25 bbs castor oil, 25 yeast g
30 bbls linseed oil, 25 " soda "
40 bbls alcohol, 800 bottles aq: ammonia,
1000 bxs window glass, 900 ~ sp: nitre.
1900 bxs ass'd glassware: 900 =" suIph ether,
10 bbls putty, 40 gross sugar lemons.
A full assortment of Patent Medicines, Paints of all
kinds, Surgical instruments oevery description Per-
tumery, etc. etc. q. N. MORlSON,
Wholesale Druggist, 10 Magazine ST.
dec IA, 1853 New Orleans
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cV1S LhsL. I. NJ CUNV VERSE" W =. DUN' EhsE, J
CON YER Sc g. Co.,
GROCERS

WIN. CONVERSE r NJ. CONVERSE. W. P. CONVERSE, JR
CONVERSE g. Co.,
GROCERS
And dealers in Western Produce,
Corner Of Fulton and Canal streets, and
corner Of Common and New Levee streets
[Opposite the Steamboat Landing New ORLEANS.
IL AVE constantly for sale on the most accommo
IL dating terms a large stock of TEAS, WINES anc
GROCERIES generally together with every description
OF Western Produce. January 4, 1854 lyis
JEpu. WATERWAYS oHAs NJ WATERMAN
j. WATERMAN & BROTHER,
HARDWARE MERCHANTS,
Corner OF Common and Magazine Streets New Orleans
S-ySE.=A HAVE on hand and are daily ~D
- receiving by foreign and <oH=lI
- domestic arrivals, gene
raj assortment OF articles, comprising in part as follows
Hardware, Cutlery, &c.
Iron, Steel, Nails, Rope,
" Axes Chains, Scythes,
Carpenters Tools, cempete,5
Cooper's Tools, complete,
Ansi!s, Vices, Bellows,
Stock and Dies, Screwpates,
Ploughs, Hay Cutters, Corn Shelters,
Agricultural Implements,
Mil, Cross and Pit Saws;
d Ok Yokes, Bows, Singletrees,
Turning Lathes,
Platform Scales,
Corn Mills, Cob Crushers,
Hoes Hames. Shovels and Spades,
Andirons, Tenders, Shovels and Tongs,
Copper and Iron Coal Holds,
Single and double barrel Guns,
Coffee Heclas, Chatting Dishes,
Chinese Gongs, Iron Bedsteads,
Britannia and Plated Ware,
Meat Cutters Sausage Suffers,
Stock Kettles Portable Forges,
nov Is. 1854 Senes Fishing Tackle etc etc
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Drugs. Medicines. &c.

TBSHE subscriber has now complete assortment of
Il fresh Drugs, Medicines Chemicals, Preparatsons,
Paints, Oils, Glassware, Perfumery, ETC., and would
respectfully call the attention of country merchants,
druggists, physicians and planters the same-which
will be sold on the most reasonable terms-among
/ A& H. Alla,..i
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New Orleans & Texas q. S. Mail Line.
EVERY Sundav ana Thnrs

IVeIy ouHday ana Thursday.
LOUISIANA. Captain w. III. Talbot Z
MEAlCO, &c John Lawless.
PERSEVERANCE Capt. Henry Place.
CHARLES MORGAN, Capt. J. Lawless
sne OF the above and magnificent steamships will
leave tor Galveston, Indanola and Matagorda Bay
every sunday and Thursday, at O'Clock, A. ~. pune
tually.
For freight or passage. (having elegant accommo-
datons,) apply 10 HARRIS & MORGAN,
Foot OF Juliaestreet, opposite steamship landing.
nov I5 1874
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Notice.
A CCORDING to arrangements entered into prevl-
IN Gus to the decease Of Mr.. JAMES WRIGHT, no
change ointerest style will take place IT. ne hm 9,
A. j. WRIGHT s Co., and the business will be carred
On as heretofore by the undersigned, who will attend
to the settlement Of all the liabilities.
N. Orleans, Oct. II, Is54-nl Al. WRIGHT
20 PACKAGES CHOICE BRANDIES, WINES
t)tJ and WHIsKEY for sale by
lis Z. =. GAh LII.
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There are more than hundred thousand
places licensed in England and Scotland for
the sale Of strong drink; and the annual ez-
else on British spirits only amounts to more
than thirty -one millions of dollars!
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"Whom the Gods would destroy they first
make mad" The king of Prussia has order
ed a marble tablet, inscribed with golden let
tiers, to be placed on the spot, in Berlin, where
the first soldier fell from the fire of the lns,,r-
gent populace in 1848. Popular comment was
excited, and arrests have already taken place
for the expression Of opinion.
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B. TOLEDANO & TAYLOR, +.
|0MAiSSTON MERCHANTS, Commercial Place
%EbGtWGen Camp and st. Charles ss.> New Orleans.
PETERS, WILLARD & Co.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS, Cor
uer0f Old .evee and Bienvile streets, N Orleans.
THOMAS L. WHITE,
No. los CANAL STREET, (second door below the
Mechanics and Traders Bank,) New Orleans,
Bookseller 81 Stati0Mer,
r AW, Medical, Miscellaneous and School Books
IL Whiting Paper, viz: cap, letter and note. Wrap
ping paper Of various qualities; qus, steel pens ink,
aad general assortment of BLANK BOOKS. Country
anime the stock. ia6-ly
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VOL. ILL.,
r E r M s

THE SOUTH WESTERN is published weekly at THREs
DOLLARS per annum, payable in adyance-four dollars
if not paid the time of subscribing. Persons wish
ing TO discontinue must give two weeks notice No
paper stopped except at the option of the publishers
until all arrearages are paid.
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at the rate of ONE Dol
LAR SQUARE for the first insertion, and FIFrT
CENTS for each subsequent one. TEN LINES, or less
constitute square. Liberal deductions made to those
who advertise by the year.
WILLIAM CHRISTY,
A TTORNEY AT Law, No. 80 St. Charles street,
~ New Orleans Practices in the Supreme Court
of Louisiana, and the United States Circuit and Dis
trict Courts.
W. C. is Commissioner for various States, and will
take dispositions, ETC.
CHAS. v. JDNTE,
StECOND Justice of the Peace for the Parish of
- Orleans, commissioner to take testimony and
commissioner for the States of Mississippi and Arkan
sas, No. Is Common street, Opposite the City HOTEL
New Orleans. d29-1v*
BENJAMIN d MICOU,
A TTORNEYs AT LAW, No. 49 Canal street.
n New Orleans. Will also practice in the Supreme
Court THE United States Washington.
G. ROsELIUs,
A TToRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
~ Custom.house street, New Orleans. ola
E. T. PARKER,
A TTORNEY AT LAW, corner Of Camp and Gra-
N vier streets, New Orleans. o27
OSCAR ROUBIEU,
COTTON FACTOR & COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. 81 CARoSDELET STREET,
. E~~. ." ~ New Orleans.
References at Shreveport:
John P. HALEY. ~
Robt. G. Harper .
w. r. Winans.
judge Spofford. nov 9-ls*
JAMES WRIGHT ABRAHAM J. WRIGHT.
A. J. WRIGHT & Co., =
COTTON FACTORS Commission ard For
Y / ,unrdinr Marchants No. "a Garondalet street
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John G. SAKE, in corresponding with his own
paper, noticing the celebration at Yale college
says, "of the poem before the Phi Beta Kappa
[ say nothing as the author is the husband Of
my wife, and is not entitled to an opinion OF his
own verses Very modest, but then SAKE
knew that his brother editors would find the
verses beautiful
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Here is brief paragraph into which bic
heap oftrnth is squeezed: Did you ever scratch
the end Of piece of timber slightly elevated,
with pin? Though scarcely heard at one end
it was distinctly heard at the other. Just 50 ii
is with any merit, excellence, or good work. It
will be sooner heard Of, and applauded, and
rewarded on the other side of the globe than
by yocr immediate acquaintance.
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An Irish paper, speaking Of the miseries oi
ireland, says, .@ber cup Of misery has been for
ages oyerfowiny and Is net vet f1lIl.n
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Here we were interrupted by the entrance
of Miss Evelines mother, and ! took my leave
quite cured Of my love-ft. and very thankful
that had not subjected myself to the pain of a
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The Boston papers state that while the military and civic
column having the fugitive slave In charge on Friday last
was moving down State street one Of the members OF the
National Lancers seriously injured by vitrio thrown
from the Commonwealth building The bottle containing
il broke the saddle and the deadly fluid eat through
his clothes and burned his abdomen and chest so
that he had 10 be lifted fromis horse by compassionate
bysanders and then carried into on Long wharf
Deputy Marshal Riley also had his clothing scorched by
vitol u is well known that besides these deadly missiles
packages Of Cayenne pepper also thrown from the
Commonwealth building, with object Of binding the
yes of those who escorted the fugitive One Of these pack
ages struck the marbals shoulder and glancng OF With
out bursting touched the hat Of the fugitive himself
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This faithful sentinel the wach-tower conducted by
R.as Richardson ESQ., takes early occasion TO de-
oounc the new fanatcsm The number OF Tuesday eve
ming says
ave can claim 10 be native American by birth'a He
brew Of ebcwsour father and his father 10 the fourth
Generation were native Americans mother and her mother
o Our grandfather both sides in tho continental
line They toiled and suffered In the OF liberty and
sc should disgrace their memory and reereant TO their
example, and Instructions We to er In our devotion 10
the rights Of man.
When remember that our grandaters stood side Dy
de with Lafayette De Kab, Pulaski and other noble spirits
the war OF the revolution cannot think II either CRATE
M or lust 10 their descendants and deny them the
leres which their fathers helped TO win for land and
tou The glorious banner Of democracy waves It's folds
e over the patriots all nations, and under it, starry
ds the sons Of every cline received when we were
struggling for rights, would have 1t continue the
bbnger peace and 9gis Of safety to the people Of all
mes and of all ereeds. We would have country en-
phatieally and truly
The land Of the free and the home OF the brave
bos every qood citizen should be alike respected and pro-
,eetcd irrespective of birthplace or creed"
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HAutAXF1H5 IbJL
~ us psioa Of Frederick J. Ausin Of New York, pray
ing for te extension OF granted to him the I6h
day Of jane 1884, snisdsed December TO- 1884, improve
nsn IN nsehnss r cutting paper and trimming books Tor
essn years nom the which takcs
on Monday the An day Of December ~ O'Clock
and al P~fson nouned appear
have, why sad petition oush, mot 10 be grated
Persons opposing the 6s Ia se Patent
ounce msi njocuons specially writing
days before me DAY OF heang all testimony filed by either party
DC used Al me saiu hearing be
cation. - 80
The testimony in the viii be November
depositon and other relied
nied In the ONCE before
nens n any, within thereafter.
Ordered that this be- Published in Union
and Evening STAR Washington d. G. Pennsy
Philadelphia. Pennsylvania; Scienndc American, New
Courier Buffalo, New York and Post Boston, Massachusetts
week
cembsr NEXT, the day Of hearing.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Patents.
June 0-IswJw ss A.ss.f fqHs IL 8elsN NGtsf st
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mon or FEMALES IN WIscoSsSs-0n the 23d ultmo
great excitement was created at Baaboo Wisconsin, in
consequence Of mob Of about fifty females proceed
ing to the Wisconsin House sezne and DESTROYING all
the liquors Of the establishment They nex marched 10
the saloon Of Peter French but meeting with resistance
they desisied, until number Of in,erferedsomc in
favor Of and others against the movement scene Of yio
lent excitement ensued which induced the sheriff 10 read
the riot act and order them to dispense They finally re-
tired but in tho evening held meeting and resolved TO
put an end to the liquor traffic in that village
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fu1rLvAuAe-ln the absence Of all runors reports
ana statements by mail telegraph or otherwise we con-
ude mat Wilrnot grand State convent which was TO
have been held the LIST instant was "a soft fzzle es
me address Of the FIVE New York hsrdn Pennsylvania
esnnot be sedneed from the path Of patriotic duty
Washington Star.
The star s right In concluding that the last dodge Of
The abolitonists for getting mp grand State convention
JAILED There delegates present In answer 10 the
resolution Of the Bradford county agta,ors Even the
delegates from that county, fortified they by the
presence Of the great Of the party, Mr. Wilmot
used to appear The last open attack upon law by the
aooltonis Of Boston and the vindcaton Of the murder
Batohelder by the Daily Register and other reasonable
sheets in this State have awakened the attention Of peo
pie to the danger attending further endorsement Of such
men and the result can be in the total failure Of the
convention The old Keystone State is place for trail
lors Her democracy true to the constitution and the
Union, and all attempts TO seducc her from that allegiance
she owes TO her sister States win prove nborvo The abo
htonise and their allies may rage and foam but each e.
lori viii end did the cali for State convention 70 endorse
me action Of traitors to the peace Of the Union and the
Character OF the State.-P h,lade,phia drgno
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COMMERCIAL.
FROM OUR COMMERCIAL CORRESPONDENT.

s4 NEW YoRK, June 9, 1854.
The continued drain OF specie from the United States and
Great Britain to Europe and India has subject of
and uneasness in the financial circles and has been asebed
mostly TO influences They have operated doubtless
TO some extent in checking the consumption Of English goods
which should have gone forth in payment Of her large
chases OF food and materials The prosperity of last
year, and the activity in exports particularly
aa, carried prices very high In Great Britain and by
doing stimulated the production Of those articles which
now poured In upon her as the best market If take from
the ohieia returns the imports of of the articles
fifteen months ending April compared with the previous
returns, the results win be as follows
Imports into Great Britain.
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION.-on Friday,
the 9th SELL Of premises,
O'Clock lots Nos and g. No. I3
path and north, Immediately In
NsonaI This fronts 43
s<th and III eete incbes north
containing
wi " n suit purchasers.
Also o'clock evsniss sell, Of the
premises No. 49, $50 fronting
tewsen LIST end Nd streets west, running hack 100
feeta alley
Tssi One bird cnsA balance months, for
bearing Interest from cay Of deed and deed Of
taken. M.rs ss9
GREEN SCOTT,
June sd Auctoseers
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FOR THE SOUTHERN STATES.


been collecting for three monhs with the na,eing
part intended fun and complete reference
o s.a ma a.s viii
ns. so,de, upon The and os
win ee n.sI "a u close ae. foa,
in handsome advertising type. column. the psss.
phaS:uc.i index Reference every post once
te S.P ToE Of The sort for the n the
ofsuch business and the
North extend their business interests with the rich
and growing South aud West,
cai tnowsdss reference and sdversing his work win sur
value any Of @ and ,,n
any, 81 annually, The Interests Of usas may demana
mi
ia fsi.oa to III. popuson properly value high
schools &c. win the .a O. our ; sssn we we; %.y collier, ;. . m
ariaoas ty giving weekly
campbe American Foreign Commercial Advertiser,
q county, . .s a s:s, liberal and
They mes. allow Us to ia. hei, kindness to give Us La. =.
public win thousand times and send them
copy besides They also authorized
In uring employing
allow dollar commission Any sending
Cards be BY the LIST Of Fesr
Agent: ssnsus % GET for copies until The work
Copy card alone $3 copy and card Of i've lines
card of lines 00 and card OF
SIS half page, S25 whole page, ESQ
CircuIsuon5 900 TO 10 800 cop,es Address, postpaid,
JOHN p CAMPBELL SONS,
Proprietors, Nashville, Tenn.
We take pleasure saying business community
publication proposed BY Rev John Campbell
this city, fail be OF utility the
trade the effective operation Of
clerks Ac and tho liberal patronage OF the
Mr.. Campbell has the South
and morality and the able champion Of tho
WIN. y. LANDoN l. CO.,
Editors and Publishers Of he Banner OF Pence
State Sentinel and Organ,
r. Y. CHEATHAM,
Clerk Of Davidson County Court.
j. T.. MARItNG CO.,
Publishers OF Union and American.
BAPTIST LAIRD, BELL h CO..
Publishers Of Daily Nashville Gazette.
II. r. MCKENZIE CO.,
Proprietou Of the Nashville True Wing.
w. y. BANG CO.,
Proprietors Of the Republican Banner.
A. II. HICKS,
or Hicksr China Hall
MORGAN 4 CO,
wholesale Dry Good. Merchants
FALL. CUNNINGHAM
Hardware House
l.. D. FITE CO.,
June 8 Wholesale Dry Goods House.
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NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE RICHMOND AND PErERsBUno RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.


10 PeTsons seeking an stgte tHrssfseat Of
HEALED PROPOSALS will be received until
s!h day Of July 1885, when they will DO opened IN the
Of the president the
this for tho purchase OF tbs bonds
company 70 BE- issued for the purpose of reoonsucng their
road with heavy rai
bly, passed February Is, 1884
holders OF this company adopted the 30th May,
The principal Of these bonds will
june 1875 and the interest of
and half cent semi annually the Isl day Of
LIST day OF December OF each The
principal and interest being secured by deed
road and other property and franchises OF the company liable
be enforced tmo days. default in
any amount of either principal interest. F#44tae
No bids than including
est from the LIST OF This month, une thai. being the date
which they begin TO bear cent Interest," will be cond
cred i4E+-Er4 4sFf9AtN
The payment will be bidders
negotiable for of
sslmenn, with the Juns,
1884 payable fve month"; from
be received Az security for the puncual Of which
Of the OF bonds actually paid for will
ansd BY the until all Of the said notes sha have been
paid. 6ss
Amy subject which may
furnished by the president Of the company.
By direction of the president:
JNO. WILLIAMS,
Secretary and Treasurer r. & r 4. X. Co.
June 6-e0dtl5Juty
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Virginia AND TsSSrssKE RluaoAD.--The great difficult
oe Of this road arc overcome The Lynchburg vrgnisn
's that the route beyond New River comparatively ia
,usbe The work win now advance rapidly to compile
non The cars win reach Newburn by the LIST July and
myhevile 1876 miles during the month Of September All
ne heavy work is done far Abingdon, and nothing
w prevent The laying Of the iron at the regular rate Of
aggression As the rails supplied Of course from the
p'oaourg end only, this rate cannot be accelerated
mere : no reason TO doubt that by the middle of the an
line -
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ny GREEN y sCOTr. Aacslonssr..

HOUSE
at sucton-On Tuesday, the 18Th Instant shall sell, In
front Of the premises II o'clock No. p in
WIN Vermont avenue 100 feet 10 an alley Il corner with
tho which brick
house. containing good and
wide marble roof buf of the beet
mecbancsin Washington, OF the
out houses II handsomely located in
part of the city
TERMS One fourth cash; balance in sir tweve eighteen,
twenty four mons the purchaser the deferred
payments bearing interest from the day Of ae deed
= deed Of trust taken Tile indHputabs.
GREEN d SCOTT
June S--d Aucuonscrs.
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Washington, Jucs 2, 1854
THE stockholders Of This bank hereby
for n hsnk be year
snuins win NJ held banking Monday,
the ID day II July nerf n
The poia win 81 open 10 O'Clock ~
~ ov6ss ~ RD SMITH,
JuDs 2-eode8JuAs l3dJuly CaAhier
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man named Csutin had 6ght with bear near One
bee on Monday, and killed Appearances indicated
terrible struggle; he found completely ds6gured his
gun broken and him the bear pierced with two balls
in the flank and shoulder The animal weighed three hun
dred pounds
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Imports into Greai Britain

Ihe gram imported in the three months of the present
year valued at 100000 against 600 for the
period last difference of SIG that article
The imports Of India cotton last year large
quence OF the closing Of the China market India cotton by
reason OF the The larger quantities Of
China silks and teas to England the Chinese less
INDIA cotton and sold produce the exchanges been
their avor The supplies Vf every article particularly
the raw Materials have been very large and paid
Tor at high prices while the Australian trade has
ana the markets for British goods the continent have been
by the The result necessarily the continued
Outflow OF specie and falling prices in England for produce
The most remarkable is WOOL which has
abundance that the
australian product would be absorbed in gold Prices Of all
the raw materials falling rapidly affecting goods in New
York to considerable extent 1t is the that although
the imports into New York continue large they
signed and the losses, which large fall abroad The
ports from this port continue much in year. but
are not by any means great would be the case
supply OF breadstus equal to the foreign the
home demand Up to this time the receipts by canal have
been mserably small oows from the opening Of the
nal to May 3lst: at
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WORE NEW GOODs-ws are nov opening choice Of
III summer goods, consisting, in part, Of viz
srT. lot ~ slks Of all kinds rs,e cents
Plain plaid snd figured hevegrs
Pisn plaid and figured .lk grenadines
Plain striped md figured heese deiains 2k wntta
Orfandy musiins and orsasdy robes
1900 yards ~ lawns At ~ cents, worth lok
300 Do - do At iak cents, worth rs
Six and lace msnulss
80 pieces Rpe and medium awis muslss
rs do plaid and striped
so DO white
rs DO plaid cambv,cs
50 do Nansook mssiins
Hosi.r of all kinds
200 psssso,s, styles
500 boonets, shapes
500 pieces uhasds
Men, aed hoyr' wear Of all kind.
large lot Of domesttcs. of .
80 pieces cooved matiss-
100 pieces white u,atssnes
Three ply and ingram carpets
An those wishing cheaper than
elsewhere viii do we'll !
greet many goods auction great sscrihce.
May - &.ws~1 HALL BROTHER.
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AT these rates buyers hold off, but arrivals are 90 mail tba,
holders very firm. Wheat has been in steady demand
81 50 for Genesce; barley, 81 Isl Rye 81 rs oat. TO-
Corn cts higher than last weeks sales Western
20 cents Pork se' a, s1s 10 for Beef slA rs and
50 for prime. Lard active 9N Butter Is dull nj lqk
" Ohio. Rico steady at So Is ast u.s.
The stock market has been duh and falling in values nu
enced by the approaching months and the shipments
Of specie.
Yours, PRENTICE