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CURL YOUR HAIR.

THE Receipt for making this celebrated Compound
i atey introduced into this country will be sent by
the subscriber any person in the United States the
Canadas for 81 co.
The KROLLERION will curl or wave the hair in the
beautiful manner Any person having the most coarse
and uncouth looking hair transform into the MOST
BEAUTIFUL by the of this article. The ingredients
will not cost over u cents and with this receipt any
make equally good in every respect TO that sold at s.
per bottle. If preferred, package of kroeriOn ready
made will be SENT free of postage instead of The Receipt
with directions for preparing it in liquid FORM and full d.
rections for Send all letters, postpaid, to
III. A. FREMONT,
ianlI-wSm Warren Trumbull Co. Ohio
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PORTRAIT PAINTING.

I T. POINDEXTER would announce 20 the citizens Of
- Nashville and vicinity that be has removed his stu.
dlO 10 a room the Book Store Of W. T. Berry 4 Co
on the south side Of the Public Square. Tie has executed
few Portraits during his STAY in Nashville which be will
take great pleasure m exhibiting 20 visitors spec mems
OF his work also be at Mr. Freeman's on College
street among them the full length OF the Hon Cave John
son. The ladies' especially invited 10 call lilustg
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STRAYED Or STOLEN

STRAYED OR STOLEN
IRON the subscriber residing three miles south of Mt
Il Pleasant, Maury county, Tennessee, the night Of
the 9th December last bright bay horse, three years
old fifteen hands high shod all round short mane and
tail rather short the only he had little white
above the hoof of the right hind foot and small enlarge
ment the SPAWN JOINT of the left hind leg lie had
when he left Spanish saddle the tree had been broken
and mended; the horn good order wAen he left.
Any person giving information of said horse the Post
Master at Mt Pleasant, Tennessee shall be literally
warded. NJ. J. NJ D0BBIN,
Three miles south of Mt. Pleasant-12th district,
ianl wit
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DR. JOHN NJ. WATSON most respectfully informs his
~ friends and the public generally that his ministerial
duties will not hereafter admit Of his taking charge of
cases of acute sickness such usually require prompt
tenon He will, however, treat chronic lingering dis
cases. and attend calls for consultation with regular prac
TONERS both in the city aud country.
He embraces with much pleasure, the present oppOrtu
nifty of returning his sincere thanks to his friends for their
kind frbeaTance in many instances regard TO his IT.
regular medical attendance consequent heretofore dis
charge of his clerical functions
- The MwifresborOugh E,grs will please copy four
times, ldeCZS-U
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WINTER BOOTS ~ SHOES

~ ENTS Superior stitched Calf ". p. Boots
(T Judged %
Stout Calf Cork sole
Calf u welt
Thick Sole W 7. Shoes.
Super Pump Sole Dress Calf Boots.
With large assortment of Bows Youths = Chi3drrnls
Calf and Kip Boots.
Just opened and for sale at the lowest prices
RAMAGE x CHURCH.
del5 A College Street.
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THOSE RIAL MEERSCHAI-,I PIPEs.

HAVE Just received something rch rare and chasts
in The Pipe Line. Call ard the richest and largest
assortment Of Pipes brought this State They are
now open and ready for inspection and for sale whole
sale retail at the sign Of the Little Indian crer Of
Cedar and Cherry streets, Nashville, Tenn,
DECEIT j. MOORE
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SOUTHERN MILITARY ACADEMY

In all sol prizes. amoU-tn $4,000
- Tickets SlO-Halves and QtFTters IN proportion.
Persons wishing Tickets in Nashville will please leave
their orders with Mr.. t. T. CHAMPION who is author
lied TO and forward them and % whom schemes
and drawings will be regularly sent
compliance with the above viii much time anJ
labor necessary TO individual orders time
time.
~ Every prize drawn al each drawing
~ Bills on alAsOvent Banks taken a. par.
~ All communications strictly confidential.
SAMUEL SWAMI Agent and Manager.
Sign of the Bronze Lions
dec22-lm. Montgomery. Ala.
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GREAT BARGAINSI IN REAL ESTA re!

GREAT BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE!
w offering great bargain in that beautiful
w lot containing about acres, with large nun Der
obeautfu trees towit: Said Lot is in the OF Frank
lin Street and the New Orleans Railroad, and in the imme
date vicinity ofhe Lot sold the 23rd inst, at S5l so
per foot Only small portion Of money viii be requir-
ed in cash-and long credit given on the balance.
ALSO
beautiful building LOT in Ed=eGed, opposite Cheaham
HOuston's addition fronting 100 feet the Gaatn Pike,
and running back 2t5 ee Porter street. and fronting 90
feet the Call soon as bargains like the above
seldom offered j. l.. / K. W BROWN,
MOVES. 6S5 CHEEKY Street.
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MY HOLIDAY HAT.

IMPORTANT TO DEALERS IN CHINA WARE.
Catalogue sale OF
225 CASKS AND CASES OF FRENCH CHI
Ma, DRESDEN CHINA AND
BOHEMIAN GLASS.
ON TUESDAY, JANUARY 18TH, I55J, at 10 O'Clock
will be sold by auction at Stores No 20 Grivier ST.
and No. 50 Common St. LIST district Consignment from
the best and most extensive manufacturers France and
Germany, consisting CT ain and Fancy China-viz:
Dining Sets Jewel Boxes
Dessert do, Biscuit Figures,
Tea do, Candlestcks
Fancy Vases Spiro1us
do Teas and Coffees, Bronze Clocks,
Fancy Notices, &c, do Candelabras,
Dresden China Dessert do Figures
and Tea Sets, do Statuettas;
Together with variety Of ohe- French and German Goods
all selected by the himself with special refer.
ence to the American market and worthy the attention
Of the entire trade Of the country.
The Fancy Goods will all be opened and samples Of all
the others viii be exhibited, and ready for examination
three days previous to the sale.
Catalogues may be had at the office Of the Auconeer
No. A Magazine Street. ours respectfully,
New Orleans Jan 2-3t BEMARA TkUPiN.
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BROWN AND BLEACHED DOMESTICS.
nUNCAN, MORGAN II co, havenOw in store
~ Macon premium" A Brown Sheeting;
Sumner Mills do 4 do do;
Augusta " do a do do;
Roosevelt do 10 do do;
Duncan, Morgan Co ado do;
Pioneer do A. do do;
ALSO.
20 cases Beached Domestics all widths just received
do do Drilling:
10 bales Brown do
All of superior quality and viii be sold low by
DUNCAN, MORGAN, CO, .
dec2l-n No 20 Public Square.
TOR RENT have house on the corner Of Line
and McLemore streets, for rent for the next year APP
ply r. A.BALLOWE,
dec3l-tf Gen. Ag't, No. II, Deaderiek ST.
NEW COFFEE.
600 BAGS new Rio Coffee fresh importation just
LOO received from New Orleans. For sale BY
decl7 DAVIS SWAMI
LNXTRA FAMILY FLOUR.-l0O bbls Lafayette
~ MIlls Flour direct from the Mills.
jams s H. LOOMS co.
pLACk AND FANCY SILK AND SATIN
~ SCARFS.-Just received splendid assortment OF Silk
and Satin Scais, every variety of colors For sale by
uov9o MYERS McGlIJ-
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS. We have on hand
large assortment of Goods for House keepers which
We will sell low for cash,
Tds:28 A. MORRISON x co.
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TTNiE creditors of Mark Black decd hereby notified
their claims against said deceased legally authentica
ted with the Clerk Of the County Court Of Hickman Coun
ty Tennessee before the Dist da of April next
order that division pro rata may be made. DC, they
will be forever barred
BY order OF the Clerk of said County Court.
EWEL c. WARREN, Admir-.
january 5th ls55-janll-w3t@
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NOTICE.
II virtue Of order writ Of Election to me directed
ID from the Governor Of the State Of Tennessee, will
open and hold election the 10th day Of January
lo55 at the usual places Of voting in the County of Da
wilson for the purpose o! elecng Major General for the
End Division Of the militia OF the State of Tennessee TO
oil the vacancy ocasoned by the resignation of Major
General ). X. Anderson. E. B. BIGLEl,
decl2 Sheriff Of Davidson county
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IMPORTANT FROM CHINA.

i"e ol'oWi1e important intelligence from China was re
seived BY the steamer Africa:
ue nsengenee from China il important. Dates are
hsIs nong hong up to January Is. The insurgents
.ton in state Of siege and have the commerce Of
nver-her feet having gained several victories
1a on Provisions, especially rice, are rising r.nidlv
a. 'ght took place at Whsmpoa anchorage in the pres
.sr . s american and English shps-of-war and the for
was considerably damaged BY the gun. az the
dr. The English and American commissioners hav.
ie, @ around the factories and notified that host
~ w.. wih Dc permitted to take place within il.
shanghai dates of the LIST are important A diaouty
between the insurgent authorities in Shanuba, and
~ rsnchi whereupon Admiral Laquerre with the .bp.
A.. arc and Colbert bombarded the city, which ere hi.
prooaoiy surrendered or been ,tormed
The Insurgents have me, with reverses TO thu a,,, 4
'ekn. Annoy is quiet
.,a Adams bad arrived from England and would PRO
" Japan with the ratification of tbs treaty"
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BY ). Q. mc0UIRE. A~ctisnssr.

ny VIRTUE or DEED OF TRUST DATED 1911 DAY OF
lo43 duly recorded tho land
county Washington, District Of Coiumba, and In and BY
Of the circuit court for the said county sitting
cbancery passed 9tth April, 1854 a
wherein Darius Csseu complainant and Really aud others
defendants proceed the 18Th
1855, O'CLOCK all hsi piece Of ground ard
poveaen consisting Of wostory brick house. situated ~ the
Washington designated lot r. " the d.
subdivision 4os orme belonging 70 Mrs Sarah
10 inches Ninth street
running width 50 feet II inches east and 70 which lot
adjoining three FEET In width the right OF The
OF which belongs to tho said premises
Terms II tho OF sale complied with
within Ave DAYS
the premises the risk and cost OF the frs purchaser
JOHN u. CLAGETT Trustee.
JAS. e. MCGUIRE
Feb 23--eodkds Aucloneer.
postponed until Monday afternoon, April 2,
1855, snme hour. Il. -. :
J. II. CLAGETT Trustee.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Aucionaer.
Mar l5--eo&Js
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ICHAEI NOURSE, for chief clerk the
M Office fthe Treasury, will attend the
ing bountylan hapay &e the settlement
and the
Of and the OF unclaimed
REyRRKHcR
Elisha Whttlcsey, esq, Comptroller OF the Treasury.
Nathan Sargent, esq, late Register OF the Treasury
Wilson, Commissioner OF the Land ONCE
X H. Gie Solicitor
The Mayor Of Washington.
Messrs. Corcoran 4 Riggs and
The Presidents hanks washington
aud Georgetown
Once 4si i3h street west Washington.
Mar i3--ddw Aeor
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BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF
a. AMERICA.
A Proclamation.


Whereas by act of the Congress of the United States
approved the fifth day Of August thousand eight hun
bred and ffyfour entitled An carry into effect
treaty between the United States and Great Britain signed
the fifth day Of June eighteen hundred and ffy-our
il is provided that whenever the President of the United
States shall receive satisfactory evidence that the Imperial
Parliament of Great Britain and the Provincial Parlia
of Canada New Brunswick Nova Scotia and Prince
Edwards island have passed laws their part give full
effect the provisions of the said treaty he is authorized
to issue his proclamation declaring that he has zach evil
ience
And whereas satisfactory information has been received
by that the Imperial Parliament of Great Britain and
the Provincial Parlaments of Canada, New Brunswick,
Nova Scotia and Prince Edwards island have passed laws
their part TO give full effect the provisions of the
treaty aforesaid;
Now, therefore Franklin Pierce President of the Uni
ted States of America do hereby declare and proclaim that
from this date the following articles being the growth and
produce of the said provinces of Canada New Brunswick
Nova Scotia and Prince Edwards island-o wit: grain,
-four and breadstus OF all kinds animals of all kinds
fresh smoked and sacd meats cottonwood seeds and
vegetables undred FRUITS dried fruits; fish of all kinds
products of fish and all other creatures living in the wa
P"uia9 csBsb iurs, Skins, or undressed
stone or marble in its crude or unwrough state slate
butter. cheese talow; lard horns manures ores Of
metals Of all kinds; coal pitch tar turpentne ashes
nnoer and lumber of all kinds round hewed and sawed
uhmanuiactured in whole in part; fre-wood plants
SOruhs and trees pets wool; fish oil rice broom-corn
and bark gypsum, ground unground hewn or wrought
or unwrought hnrr grndstones dye-stufs flax hemp
anu low, manufactured manufactured tobacco
ragsha be introduced into the United States free Of
duty SO long as the said treaty shall remain in force
subject however to be suspended in relation TO the trade
WIN Canada on the condition mentioned in the fourth ar
ocs Of the said treaty aud that all the other provisions
The said treaty shall into effect and be observed on the
part Of the United States
Given under my hand at the city Of Washington, the
sixteenth day Of March, in the year of our Lord
ISL one thousand eight hundred and ffty-hye and Of
the Independence Of the United States the SEVENTH
ninth. FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY the President:
W. L. MARCY Secretar gsof State
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NATIONAL THEATRE.-BENErIT PRoFEsson McFAR-
night is set apart for the benefit Of Professor
Mcfarland when he will ascend from the stage the dome
of the theatre, wheeling barrow Also great variety
the circle in which all the company perform
grand afternoon performance this day for families,
mencing at O'Clock children only l2J5 cents.
On Monday they produce the fairy Llputian spectacle
OF Cinderella" in which fifty little children appear This
piece has very successful in Philadelphia and Bati-
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by GREEN & SCOTT. A.cs,on..r..

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
ii On Thursday the 20d instant shalt SELL residence
Wells, Capitol Hill Pennsylvania
O'clock excellent furniture,
Rosewood covered sofa
Mahogany divans, paTor and rocking chairs
Walnut marble top sofa tables
Mahogany dining, breakfast, and card tables
DO dressing and other bureaus
Maple FRENCH cottage, and other bedstesds
painted wardrohcs wssbslands
Parler AM chamber window curtains and blinds
Chins, glass, ercckery, and
Silver plated casters, spoons and FORKS candesucks
Feather beds, bedding and shuck mattresses
large Of table house linen
Cir andoes, solar, hall, and other lamps
3py, ingram, and carpets and mating
Hearth rugs, and large lot OF oiicDoth
BrpnEed hat rack, lounges and looking glasses
AndiroBs, shovel and tones and Tenders
Cooking, hail. air tight and other
With kitchen and other
tces which deem unnecessary saumerate.
Terms Al and under as 45 credit Of
nuey days. for bearing interest and satisfactorily
GREEN d SCOTT,
March It'd Aucisneers.
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Col John H. Savage of Tennessee, it gives us much
pleasure to state is candidate for Congress in the district
represented in the last Congress by Gen. Cullom Col
Savage is gentleman of fine talents firm consistent
and outspoken democrat and enjoys in degree the
confidence and esteem of his fellow7czens He has COM
menced the campaign with his accustomed zeal and eff
cheney
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p0sn REwARD,-The Union Bindery,nin MAYORS build.
oV and l3k Thursday night last
bugaousy entered large amour, property DESTROYED and so
len attempts made 10 fire the building.
The above will be paid the clerks Office OF Union
Of burglar, thief and ncenday
l1--I
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SALE TO-DAY.


HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, LAKE FIsH,
III at aucon.On SATURDAY, 18th shall self,
O'Clock % household
furniture groceries, barrels ne
white Ash other articles which deem
unnecessary 90 snunleraie, a.
GREEN SCOTT.
Msrle-2t Aaeu6Bvers
VIII be eicod.d
we'll and sold for ult the having fuher m her
GREEN sCOTT,
MarI7 Auetionesrs.
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In this city, the 18th inst. Mr. ISAAC H. WALES
attend his funeral his late residence
Capitol HILL (sabba,h afternoon at AZ O'Clock
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January 5 1870.
Notice hereby holders
stocks Of Uned this pns
-hNse, between The
March amounting
toned, Ia witt
In of contingent competoD Within tns
preference wi be The order oi me IN when Rath
be offered. The cerincaiss duly assigned m upiled
States by the who the thereof
be transmitted this department, the whereof
will be paid compounded flawine pafIieua
The vaiue amount specified each eernheai-,
g. the stock OF the authorized by e act
July lea6 edesmsbe November H. 1885, OF ~ the
stock 1.-THE loan authorised by 1874 redsenahe a De
eember OF 10 cent The stock q tue oanp authorized
the OF sa7 and los redeemahe Che ds
December 1887 the 3Uih 1868 OF
and the 1850,
deemabe the 3ist OF December the Texaa
indemnify per cent
3. each
1885, the date the
allowance o the reach the
In addition.
said will he made drafts Of Treasurer
United States, Boston, New York
Philadelphia, the parties direct
certificate will be entitled the heneht OF this notice
actually before the
said lst day of March
JAMES GUTHRIE
Secretary Of the Treasury,
Mar 6--d,Janelf Tint and s.arl
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views than any other paper Of the extent he has
read lie says you must home TO North Caroline and
they viii send you Immediately TO Congress BY all
20, and God speed you. Your sincere friend,
TIL s JESUP.
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VALUABLE TRACTS OF LAND NEAR HE CITY AT PUB
VIII be- Sold public auction Tuesday, the
march, ~ auction rooms, four very desa~
Of land containing about hy
each, partly hut principally In Washington
opposite H. Bradley,
communicating with by and
construction Tho soil axeeisnt
and sdapsed wbsat. The situation
y the land we'll wstsred There three ,ensnens
the premises.
Tbis having business In
cSid~uces o. the
wi b~ exhibited the day Of sale
Parker living adjoining will show the pepsry to any
one may wish IL. JAS O. MCGUIRE,
March i4-eads Auchohee'
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AW Partnership Supreme Court the Untsed
La ata;es-ROBERrJ WALKER y LOUIS JANlN have iofasd
partnership ubdsr The Arm Of walker asnn t me NJ
,nee. of cases Hn'sd sta1ss
WASN'T xon ety. viii 10th Attend during the inufr
cod They may be addressed eth~f az aashsos
o q New York, or al New Orleans
IanI ~en3m
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BY TELEG APH.

Rumored Arrest Of Baker.-Arrva Of the San acinto.
PHLApELPHIA March I6It is rumored here that Baker,
the murderer of Poole, arrested this morning at
Morrsown railroad depot. Should prove correct nfor
nation will be transmitted.
The United States steamship San Jacnto last from Key
West reported below.
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GREEN 4 SCOTT.
Treasury Department.
March & las

NOTICE hereby holders
~ described following 81 January
for The completing the purchase of the
named this department will purchase
Of said Dotsce the OF residue the
obanedssy slis9as5 0s II stocks oflrr
eeved here prior the drst day OF Tune
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RIO TEACHERS wish dispose OF The
Rugby Academy. The buildisss Asd
They afford accommodations three h0odrsd
pits including schso dorHiloriss, Ac Ac
excellent obtain large and long
established institution To purchasrr the terms will BE- made
and Lhosaphs and paas be- Oh
proprietor, the j. C. O. Kennedy
Mari 7-eod2wdAcp g.. r. MORRISON.
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Court Of Claims against the United states.
washington City.

IlE
III tne United the
court, Congress- Mach, 1882
which cog arising under
upos Of Congess regulation o. an
CONTRACT expss.~ed implied
the United rsaes Of It's officers
Al against ths heneefrt be
bosc hersyfore Whsn
aud made ~
Enisd Hiates.
undcsned will heretofore, the practice Of
and the other courts
District.
NJ. THOMPSON, Attorney al Law,
An street, Washington.
sRs6reace heads Of depart
81 Washington and tssber o. toR
xrr.s Mar l1--imahcp
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" roprcnne. 4 vol. Paris, 1854
Biaard- Dictionaries Napoleon. vol Paris, 1854
Cavs~r~~ -Evoatiaas fs I9ns. \ vol. PARIS, 1854.
Memoire des onkciers du NJ edition
Deest service aoste par,e
1853
GayfHer-Manuei des ponts et Cbsusse.s. q vols
rxtit Theatre BounoR vo Paris 1854.
La Nonveiie Heose iiiustree Paris, Price 90
Les Confessions de- j. J. Rousseau edition asuee Price 80
MsrH FRANCk TAYLOR.
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VIM. M. Merrick,
srrossxy AT Law,
A, IA Iaui,.ars 1ss-ui

No. ~ Le-iriara
MILL practise IN Of Urisd states the
claims. the q the psuiei Of Co
lunhis.
Dec 9T--3ta~n
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NAVAL NrKLIIeEscss--A Havana correspondent under
date of the 9Th instant writes
The United States steam frgate San Jaciuto Stribnp
commander arrived from Key West I'd instant remained
here three days. Left, reported all well for Phiadel-
phia for repairs The steamer Princeton Eagle command
err remains in port arrived from Pensacola Sd inst The
officers both vessels called upon the capaingenera and
received 10 his usual courteous Commander
Eagle Senator Fish, and Mr.. Pruyn Of New York dned
with General Concha the 9th, and had Gubs-spread
whereby they might have realized epourean
the soil and the sea"
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The Ohio Rircr. De.

nc UftO
CIscssATI, March l6-There is 16 feet Of water in the
channel Business generally active. Eastern exchange
has advanced to * premium.
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New YoRK, March l6.--Cotton is firm, with upward
tendency Flour unchanged with moderate demand
previous ratesales of 5000 barrels; southern is firm
sales of 1850 barrels at 50 IL 50 stu. Wheat q trie
owersales of H. bushels Corn is unchangedsacs Of
western 96 cents Pork is firm and upward Beef
is unchanged, with moderate demand previous
Lard is downward and dull Whiskcy is lower-saes Of
Ohio at 3Ol1 cents
BALrIMoRE, March l6Flour Is very irm-sales of How
ard street at SO City Mills So rs Receipts Of grain are
light and little is doing at unchanged rates.
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PuTSAMs MAGAzINE.--Mr Putnam is out in a card sta
ting that the sale of his magazine absolute
fer He still retains sufficient interest in it to stimulate
renewed exerons his part improve its character and
value