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PENNSYLVANII IT4ILIIOAD,

THREE Daily Through Trains, between PhiiadspnIt
L and Pittsburg. THE A0RNISG NAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for Ptsburg st II, A NJ and Pitts
burg for Philsdelphia ct Z, d. b. TUE PAST LINE
leaves Philadelphia for Pitts6urg at p NJ Gnd Psburg
for Philadelphia at ], P. n. THE NIGHT EXPBESS
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Ptsburg At II, z. NJ and
Ptsburg for Philadelphia st 10 P. N.
The above lines connect a. Ptsburg With the RaiTosdE
20 and fran St LOUIS Io; Alton, GaleDa ard Chicago,
H.; Frankfort Lexington, ana Louisville, Ky. Terra
HRute Madison. lafayette and indianapolis, Ind; Cncn
aati DAYTON Springfield Beletoniaine Sandusky Toledo
Cleveland Colnmyus ZaEesvillc Aassillon, ard Wooster
Oaioi also with the Seaa Packet Bo4.s from and to New
Orleans ST. Louis, Louisville and CinClnnau.
through Tickets ean be had to or from either Of the
above places
Eor further particulars sec Hsndoill. at the different
aTtng points. Passengers from tie " Wesi will End this
the shortest and expeditions route Philadelphia
altimOre Eew York OF Boston
TH0S. MOORE, AasNT, P1s5sagsr Eases, f'hlllda
j. dEShlMENt AGENT, Passenger Lines, Pssss5Erg
Philadelphia ls57-jGn'-ly
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LORINZA BRYANT AND sHERWOOD
BRYANT3s UEIRs. EYPARrR

n 4
(Y virtao Of decree of the wstipful Couny Court %
ID Davidson eouny, made the March Tern ls7 I'M b.
above csuse, Will on SATUkuAh, the IIh day Of pr,
1857, az McWhrtersvile the Lesanon Pike expose b.
public sale the highest BIZ DER chs AeF, of Laud
District No. . b0snded as folio 49, - VII: Comu-nciu
atths Northeast corner The Hossssd re on ne linz
Of james B1chanan deed ans The nf the line be-
tween John Bar de'a, aud Sherwood Bryant deed On
The Lane and running Ihrncs West along SAID and said
night Rng h sid an line south iSI ross h. ne
line between Thomas Everett deed sad Bryans thence
kast along sad hveFstts AZ Brvatrs line 70 35 Dl- 10
deed, thence North along las, uentonet me 81 noe,
70 ths beginnings and alsa ab ut Egat Aerss sane
neighocrLood lW also sell at ths tu place tha
folio Eing descr5sI Hrgres, uda and td ssrftal
William aud Leander
lEHzls-lhe Land viii Be sold on and @ e4-s rrs5f
notss wiih approved secury lem r1riIned
For the Negroes oua-thrd cash ths ts u q norttr
REo-es villa good security wiiI be required
AtIys for petitioner. [mrig- pr,qees oI a.. uud a.
SHERIFF'S sALE.
u virtue oi an execution TO directed from The "a
y ecry court at Nashville, 81 is November tr I-5 s
faVOroi G. o Bfisu. Clerk and Master Va V a. Ti If
and Robert IlBte, will, SaruRnaY The fffh Tsv Ia
April next xposs 10 aIoat ths tourt y.r 49, h So
VILE, % the hrt oder Tor cash, ali rzht title. ca
and interest that W ana Hehr-I lndcH and g.
certain piece, parcel or lot Ground. lying auG bsag n
Nashville. Ih being Lot No. boz tae dsisH of -
fBrmeTly John T1de deed rou'frv or Wqrkrt
street. On What is knownas College Lois & et aud
htHE "a x t'u lert upon which Lot there j.
Brick House. Deed Registered iu Book q ana rs-s so
Registers Ofice Of Davidson county.
ALSO al roe rgh-, tile, cam and Interest ha Hobrft
being t1e County and uforessiI on Cuere
HILL corp ration Of Nashville t h.ins hrI or
Lot NoO as desg ated In The plan OF Camp bes 5is
istO southern haf OF said Lot frnuns 90 ret
Mafset street. running back I42 feet alley h being Ire
Hanks Deed Registered Book 30 pages I5l and ~
registers once Of Davidson county. Sale within legal
hours J. K. EDGUADsON, shsrf.
march l-td-Prs' lee s..
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- 80 = 1stvoEy stabEa


Will pay = cens sh Tor GOOD Cotton aud Hneu Rags,
delivered at my RaE NOrth-eas OF he
Square. Wuoileu and Sils kags wanted
dCcs5-u MS. " HITENAN.
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ttpu& Al B0lEg and returning, thcy
offer passengers proceeding London and Havre advantages
over other roue, for the economy Of time and money
Passage from New York Southampton and Bremen FIRST
cabin Main Saloon, l30 dollars First Cabn Lower saloon
10 dollars; Second do 60 dollars.
All letters and newspapers pass through the Pest
fee.
No bills Of adng win be signed parcels received the
day Of sailing,
An experienced Surgeon is attached to each ship.
For freight passage apply 10
c. H. SAND II South William street, New York.
c. A. HEINEKEN & CO.. Bremen,
CROSKEY q CO, Southampton.
WM. ISELIN, Hsyre. TfebII-I0m.
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10 TUE CONNITWFRS OF CUItF WEaL IN
NASHVILLE.
Z HAVE stared 8 1il Il the cLg, ard viii kesr on
hand, fresh Neal at No IN South Summer strest
All = ATTENDED and will sell al The 0ogrss. "a
city an will deliver 20 customers in su7 part The
ir,ce J. W CARDWELI,
maFlg--if -,
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st~fa 10
NE have Al our store trB 81 stfe6i nszi doer
" Third Pr sbyterizh Church q sactH Of dna ~
Lady P'.iatoes Hui,h as are suiii - fsf ea1h.
"a rchl7-5T. I.ts..,. lt lNORs
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NASHVILLE,
STEAM HIPS.
For German Ports.
gEW YORK, BREMEN n SOUTHAMPTON
UNITED STATES MAIL sTEAHERS

rfTHB ships comprising thIs line are WASH se-sz~
4 lNGTON. Capt. CaveRdy; HER
MANN, Capt Edward Higgins These stea- - 5sses, -
megs stop southampton both going and returning.
ptT 10
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GOGDB EAs,,S PATENT VIrEC CAsITE, OR
UaRp INDIA RFBgER-
THE BEACON DAM COMPANY,
E-reaeVEc . q a..

ftEENAN PHYSICIAN, from Ruiult0n. Savonv. has a-
u odiCe No TO- Front near ark and u
rs bis The citizens Of Nashville for the lief ana
cure OF Female Complains ef all kinds Scroflla in its
worst iUrmsi G0u5ump u. kheUUHt-m IA Ui DT0psy n
experience and pracCe u regard tn and similar dis
have been such enable hiE guarantee uerer
cure &C treated taken in time.
For sale as above, superior article Stomach
lfitGcrs, Of he euon and manufacture,
w'h variety Of other medicines. Ieb7-Iy
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FARE hEDUCEl % SIC

~ eyE Goods.
We have received rom Herren' NineV York, auo
CHILDREvs CARRIAGES.
containing Of lie hsud-om,sE that have been
mrhlo NAGAE>ziE'& & WIL~oN.
RATTAN CUAEit-.
w hrvs on hang few I,, aaG% t &'.n Sewing Arm
maro 's'' --' -D 3acEENz q WILSON
GAS CJUKtNG MBCHi> 81!
va ,arie'y Of articles CuoEng hy Ga, by
EF wbi-h common Gas Burner, k-1t Of
be 10 boil H three minutes. Oy=t Plates ShaV
"g ,ans also TO be heated by gas PHG7 a. Pgars
CAST8hS
We have z-eat variety Of Cheap Patterns
and or'nnl Walters from SO ana upwaras Feathsr Dls
Brushes Mop, Hearth Bro ms, Sc, &c. ,,-,,-
IEREINCi'S SAFE
"a have tUpPly Of these CELEBRATED Safes that
ss known to be b5th Burglar and Fire ErOOf.
How oleu doe, aPp thai wh-9 houses are burnt down
eyed .hal the quite erbl- THIS has never happened
come out oflhe Fret tally destroyed, theirs have been
in The slightest d'gres damaged 1h.yaio defy Burglars
5 marie '' '-''' DC r''''' M HA"KsSziE '#i5oy.
GOUUB EAh,s PArENT va CAsITE, OR
8Is sil INDIA III BEER
THE BEACON DAM COMPANY,
OWNERS OF PATENTs
NANUFACTUEE FROM ABOVE NAMED MATERIAL,
No. 81 11iDEy L1AE. NEW YJRK,
ET THz Psch,Gs aNLY
ofevery kind for Domestic gave--' Mechanics
t-oies,irua rurp,s.s. pro u assuring tapes NachIu-
Euuucyd by Physicians The iO ers Marr gale ling,
uads Breast PUMPS Pow Telegraph Wire adopted b.
der Fasks, warranted % keep tie American Il egraph
Castor, ,h, viii not de.ace Pa1s, B4lbs. FanucIs and
the car Tus bers AM soap nIpper r h1grs hc
trays: Pen ana tke' Cut Druggists purposes
I'ly' E.rkln hI'zs, F'Chel
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SIGN OFTne B3G FIX HORNS,
NO. n COLLEGE STREET.
WE have just received direct f"m the makers in Eng
w and the finest assortment OF rd, Duck aud
Buck Guns por ed 10 the city Of Nashville. Sports
are requested 10 call aud examine our Stock.
uOvZ7 MACY q HAMiLION.
.AN.Of-Il'~ I'sErNT STR4W CUTTER.
WE have Just received OF these Cutters
w AsoeXpeCted daily stock olhe Western Corn shelter.
uOv27 MACEF d. HAMILTON.
MkA CUTTERS - 50 SAGE SUFFERS.
4 coon stock always on hand.
= novg7 MACY * HAMILTON
CtIECTLALs SAWS AND 1IfNDHELS.-AH
- sizes 81 Circular Saws and Maudrils on hand.
uOv27 MACEY d HAMILTON
VALUABLE lMPROVHU CITY LOTS FOR
SALE.
( me Lot fronting Maple so rect, running back
100 feet with Brick Dwelling. containing
10 rnum-, q good cislcrn, Smoke-housc, tsc.
ALSO Lot fronting l2i feet Pearl and 1876
feet 5eep with good two story Brick House containing u
10 rooms, servants rrOms, Kitchen &c good WE'LL smoke
house Both Lots hney set with shru5bery de and
fruit trces and will be sod On accommodating terms Ap
ply 10 NANCE d WOODWARD,
JAMES MURRELL. or
WN e. NANCE
Several good Farms, well improved, near Nashville.
A large number Of unimproved Lots. Several Garden
Lots, Is acses the city. Those wishing 10
purchase viii do vel ~ call soon
jau7-57-n NANCE & WOODWARD.
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? per Banging.

Ii kinds of Plain and Decorated Paper hanging dsne In
n the best manner and al the cheapest prices by
81 FRANKLIN.
Orders fL st Fieu ing's Paint Op Union street
Cherry and Summer streets, viii be promptly al
teudedtO
Refer to A r. Croz er, S. Burns, !. B. White Horn
Son. l. NJ. C0rhy mrL--tan-
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CIAS. ROBEa2TsON.

lLlIe ~ J.U- q .. h0berlsUI. Br1ad 8Iraei
CUNtECIlONER AND CANDY Manufacturer. and
" dealer Fruits NUS, Cigars Tobacco, Tors and
Fancy Articles General y 40 r. Market sirssi orogiss
Morris S.raitous would respectfully Iuf1rm ,he ezeEB
Of Nashville anc surrounding c0uuurt7 t1a be j. per-
maneuy located Ia the above 5ss.1ess and would be
pleased 10 rCC=Ivs = share Of pl5ic larruuazs
- Particular attention paid 10 orders FROM tie cuuatTy.
deC7-TV
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JUST ARRIVED.
10 DOZ b AIN OF THOUSAND FLOW.
10 EEsS Just received by Express direct rua the pro
prIet0rs For s2e at so cents per bottle
may4 ) q BROWN. 43 College street
LNISHING TACKLE "A large stock 90 etsd by
Il one Of ths firm, consisting S.Ol..sa, limerick
Hooks, plain and SnOOds; also, Aberdeen Graveta-
leen and Common Limerick Hooks splendid assortment
Of Lines Cable Laid silk and Sea Grass Spun Plated
Silk; Mlunow Seiues l2 by 4 Floats Of every variety
Reels, JOinted Rods Clearing Rings, Fly Hooks, &C. &c
In short supply those who appreciate dne Tackle
with almost every thing they Lay need for the successful
prosecution Of this useful calling.
je9 10. 6. BROWN, as College st.
HOD-EIVER OIL.-5 Gro. genuine God Liver Oil,
I j just received from Eusht0u, CLARK & Cos, by
je9 10. G. BROWN, 48 Uollege st.
Z EECHES.-I,UyU swedish I.eeches on Eaud and for
l. sale by 10 g. BROWN, g College st.
DURE MANUNGAuELA " HlShI.-5 bbs
Of the above just received, Of prime qUailty sold to
Us for ak years old
jes 30. o. BROWN, z3 ColIego ST.
CTONE WARE, $500 pieces stone Ware, CONSIST
- ing Of Jars Chyrns jugs Mix Pans Butter Crooks
SC Of every size jHst received
leg 30 q. BROWg, as College st.
DORTER AND SCOTCH ALE.-.oastautiy %
1 agnd barclay. per6ius d Co.. celebrated London
Porter t4nd Mems Scotch Ale
jeg 80. G. BROWN, q CoIeEest
fHEARI STARUtI. .-z5 boxes ol a very superior
/ article of Starch, Iurt received by
je3 10 BROwS, AZ College 81
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OOTnest tLC Goods.

keep the very best OF Domestic Goods, and sell them
at profits, believing in he motto 10 &" live and sI
Hye.n
large lot or Calico, great job; English and Amerc7n
Prints great variety, Etached and Brown Shtetng, very
heavy; Servants Goods Of all ksds.
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TENNESSEE IRON, CASTINGS, RAILS, STEEL,
WAGON AxLEs, ELLIPTIC sPREGs
And all other articles IL his line Of business, which he Of
fsrs O. Wholesale or Retail low for Cash. the above
saud ieb0 -ly
Fresh Arrivals.
ENGLISH ALI.
lust received 50 dozen AoPs celebrated EHElish Ale
, an article considered superior any thrg OF the kind
imported. or sale Uy "HsHt I'll O. lHOMfSLN.
gsBaIS PO4.TEH
LSO received So 'gzsa GTuuc-s O. Sons Xxx Brown
q Stout, iu quarts sud pUis, 0rsala hV
VESSEL g. THOMPSON
D BUJKEON WHISKY.
u ECEVED agd ioT sale 5y the gallon and quart some Old
IL Bourbon and Rye " Hllsky. .
FRENCH BRANDY
UR stock Of Braudias consists Uuy OF the best qualities
~ Imported, aud ais warrant. o pure.
VESSEL & THOMSON
VINES.
W have iu store STOCK &C suaerar old Port, Sher-
w ry 1 deira UlCe~s .-rk sing GaEb gEaL payne
brands go q which urar af moderate prices.
ia aJ ID WE~SEL& * D H1MFSON.
>COTIH " tiI WuIShfN.
SUPERIOR article Of Bausal '. besfSr'tb Hhisksg on
"A hand and ar sale by rs rS- Ei o. 1ll0A fSuS-
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srw opIFANa nj. AssIFICArIoN,
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.

SUGAR. The sales embraced 800 hhds with firm market
MOLASSES About 1900 bbs were sold ut 259231ac and
200 half bbls at 29c q gallon ..-.
FLOUR. With a reduced stock holders claimed better
prices and we noticed $500 bb including zoo Fine at
81 go 400 Unbranded 81 49, snper6ne in lots S. l2
$50 S. l5 64s Superfne at S. TO- some small lots at
IS 49, 5S4 at, aud los Tennessee ut Sc q bbl
GRAIN The Of Corn embraced some $500 sacks, OF
which $50 New at 46S 700 Prime in lots at &c. and 14OO
Prime Yellow at 5sc bushel In Wheat we heard of
transactions of any Oats rather higher with
sales of 800 45 1900 49, and 500 in lots at 46e
bshe OF $50 sold at &c. and 800 in two or
three lots at 81 q 100 lbs.
PROVISIONS The sales of Pork included 200 bbls New
Mess SIG 50l7 p Dbl. OF Bacon few casks
Shoulders brought 9c q sales OF Lard comprised ~
tierces lots and s5 kegs the leyee at ic b.
RICE We noticed sales recently at 4Ac q ID for Prime
New Carolina.
COFFEE Sales of 100 bags including 100 at SIG 65 at
O. 100 at Ga and 225 at lOc y b.
SALT.A cargo ll6OO sacks Liverpool Coarse sold on
private terms-said to be at about Soc y sack
CANDLES The of Star embraced 1000 boxes at lac
for light and l6c for weight cash. 200 at IT, and some small
lots at lsc u H.
HIDES An ordinary lot of 800 Heavy Mexican sold at
HiSc q ID, cash.
LINE The sales of 5000 bbls reported Wednesday
at s5c q Dbl.
WHISKY We noticed sales of $50 bbls Reched at 100
2Oc, 204 Raw at l91s, and 20 at 20c % gallon.
FREIGHTS. ships taken for Liverpool at I'D
Cotton for Trieste at lc. Vessels the berth
filing up at "a for Liverpool and lc for Hayre.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

REGElfIS VI fhODUCE.
S6 bbs -four H Kennedy &co-25 bbs -four Moloney Bros
a. l cork sFs s
ss sPSs o oas cotton Hoe
hhds tobacco Given Watts hhas to $
ssS. % ell sss 6 sssa
casks II @dse Hy ~
sas hsss
COL Cuddy Brown &co-l9 Robson Allen0 bales cotton
NssSa Ssso Brady WIss1
Watt Noble aoSyssooo gold Bsso Shaw
p Wssxe5 s lys d I MSrrs
hogs mules and sundries TO ordeTos 25s bales cot
ton, 63 hhds tobacco.
Cummings &co Cleveland Brothers &cos bales cotton
SseS
Pitcher Goodrich &co GSrrssoq Bros-7 Sue Harrison co
sssf Gs9f FhP:
NAY h DSss s sSSn % Sn s N do
sques We2S hhds sugar hf bes %olasses to Affair." ill.,;
molasses. s
MILLIKENs BEND-steamer Peter Tellon72 bales cotton
70
81 Pearson 6co Payne Harrson-2iz John Watt Eco
nsesra
eo sH snses
Vaudeville Head Masse Seo1s5 bales cotton
ss ee I
co Byrne Vance &co6 hhd 40 bbls mossses % 1t
bales cotton.
Red s Fsssss ESss1
Davis, jenkins &ee-so Fcher Goodrich bales
Fressn Stevenson &eol2 Perkins &co- Gorrsson Bros7
MeSieroy ( Bradford-5 Garter &co5 Brady, German
CO.'S Oakley Hawkins &cos Feowes &co-sundries to order
Total 3l4 bales cotton.
GRAND PRAIRIE-steamer Ceres-l2 hhds sugar Is bbls
measse to Gazsi aye hhds sugar to Payne
co do y bbs mosses 50 If bbs moasss ohas Delancs
hhds sugar Niles Adams &co-5 dc Urquhart-l do Is
6bis Boolgny hhds bbs Of
eSr ss Sbs s hi bSs @oiases
MEMPHIS Eclipse bales cotton to Wright. Al
lsn SsSg &Ss DO ss
Walter tex &co-lsa Felowss &eol2O Payne Hsrlisonl
50 Nelson &coU1 do kchsrd Sugent bales cotton
Eslin &eoI6s bales cotton Bogart Foley AveEy.e6 do
80 Backner Stanton Newmap-is George Connsy4l do
Buchannon, Carroll co-Ss Miles Adams &cosl bales cotton
fs S3s
Bs Ly ssss g 0 ss se9
PiAydle 3co--6 Thos Henderson PeaIe-l6 Brady 4
%eos V Rova % Nc
MeGregor Aloway &eol2d Carroll PfiIchard Gel do to
/ Adams Seolo Broadwel Payne-!o Lane Mayhsldsco
ardis 2so7 do to Bgander Hubbard &eo bales
Henderson, Terry &eo-6 do Cammaek s4ares WestL do
iii sacks wheat Pnekard &eos casks bacon Goodrich
shsw cotton sSi lss do kS sos d
eggs do mdse and sundres to oderTota 1921 bales cotton
PADUoAH-s Steamer 7 c Twichell-2Oe bbls -four Given
W II Se Sqr
boxes glass Gsuehe7 Do s BSnaosms do Meslussy
oRr Graham ss Nis s A. gwae
ae de- Fen IRON baes
Ward saunders Hnnt-ss bales Terry GEO.
70 Scuggs Donegan &co do Thos Henderson Peale40 d.
Titus orderIOta bales
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CINGER,S SEWING MACHINES.
SUCCESS THE BEST EVIDENCE OF MERIT

Over $4,000 SINGERS SEWING MACHINES are in use
which much number than Of other Sewing Ma
chine and the Of clothing and shoes made by them is
probably than by all other Sewing Machines put
together.
Thousands of Singers Sewing Machines have been in daily
use for without one dollars for repairs while
Triumphant success Machines in order at the Steam Cloth
ing Factory in this city,
of the of the great superiority
of Snoer's Sewing Machines:
There other Sewing Machine in the world that will do
all kinds of sewing with equal facility.
The beauty and excellence of the stitch being the
same o both sides of the fabric.
s. Negroes safely trusted with the entire of the
Machines least apprehension that they will get
order.
daily receiving propositions exchange all other
No other Sewing Machine has given universal satisfaction for
several years in any portion Of this State.
Triumphant Success Machine e. b. in the par
is1 of Lafourche, was laid aside two years SINCE
One the gners Of the suboned certificate used Wheeler
Machine eighteen months and sold II for half the
and bought Singers.
We, undersigned certify that have had SINGERS
SEWING MACHINES in the length of time for the
purpose specified find them admirably adapted all kinds
of sewing They simple in construc
ton get Of order and the work done by
them substantial We believe they have given
satisfaction this region and therefore
mend all have much sewing to do, of kind,
as a great laborsaving machine:
nd nla ntn he
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, ETC., AT AUCTION.

BOOKS, STATIONERY, etc., AT AUCTION.
BY R. ARMFIELD, Auctioneer. ! p
THIS EVENING, At carly gas light, at No.
L s. 81. Charles street. will be Sold }lI
valuable collection OF the best works Of the best authors in
the various branches Of Literature Science and Art
-ALso- ==-
Letter. Cap snd Papers, Envelops, Gold Pencils etc.
This collection comprises the Books the principal pub
fishers United States together with variety Of London
Publications Of the fine useful and industrial arts
Books warranted perfect and are FOR e1af
nation and private sale during the day.
until all are sold. MIA 0m
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The STOCK
From ST. Louis the following from the Price Current
of the 18th:
market has remained quiet and without material
change last review The dsCounng in
stituons doing in but continue
grant when paid There
little doing in exchange Some of the banks draw
ing the Eastern cities at u cent premium for
gold and cent fo Missouri and also announce their
count but there little such Offering as they are will
irg accept-whch BE- treble gilt aud updoubted-ha
being Currency is diminished supply and the
buying further improved The brokers buying
Kentucky Louisiana and Eastern Sta es at BOA cent
banks of Indiana Illinois and wisconsin
5Gl6 discount
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AUCTION SALES.

SALE OF 10 CASES BOOTS SHOES AND BKoGANs,
White Shirts. Winter Clothing. etc.
~ By BLAcHE 4 LEAUMoNT, Auctr's
FRIDAY, the 27th inst, at 10 O'clock, q
T. auction, At their auction rooms. Me- II charsres street,
:" = 80 cases BOOTS, SHOES and BRoGANs.
An assortment Of WINTER CLOTHING, White Shirts ste
u9> TERAS--Cash 70
MAHOGANY AND BLACK WALNUT FURNITURE At
Auction. 4ty
BY GARDNER SMITH, Auctioneer En-
e Office, Ne. 7 Commercial Place
THRIDAY. the 27th inst, Mt 10 la O'Clock,
Z on Race street. C0nttance will be sold,
tire Consisting part OF Bedsteads Arnos WathsAnds Bu-
reaus Paor Rocking and Cane seat ChafFs
Lamps Carpets Mating Mattresses and Pillows CrockeJ
Ware, Cooking Stove, Kitchen Utensils.
Also, Piccolo PIANO. =.
sS-fERMs-Cash. IA
LIQUORS, WATCHES AND JEwELRY.
BY W. G. JEwETT, Auctioneer.
TUESDAY THURSDAY and sATURDAY-Grocery, Liquors
and General Merchandise. Other days, Special Bales
EJRIDAY, the 27th Inst, at 10 o'clock A.
e NJ, at 10 Camp street, will BE- sold, So 49,
800 packages Cognac Champagne Care Soap, Cigars etc.
Invoices Diamonds Watches and Jewelry
GROCERIES, LIQUORS, etc.
CATCRDAY. the 2sth inst, at 10 o'clock A.
. NJ al rs Camp street, will be sold -s.
: - 100 bbls. Brown Sugar; ..-t.s ....Ee
$50 boxes Goldfish, .55s-
800 pkgs: Groceries, Liquors, and other articles
y A fine Buggy HORSE
AT PRIVATE SALELeading articles OF Groceries, also
superior Brandy and imported Cigars M
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FRIDAY MORNING, November n, 1857.
COTTON Buyers forward very freely yesterday at
the opening of the Market but holders claimed full prices
the demand subsequently appeared to fall off The sales
bales about the range of our last
quotations follow
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LOT OF GROUND, WITH IMPROVEMENTS. ON MUSIC
street-Succession Of Caroline Martini W. c.
BY N. vIGNIE, Auctioneer.
SATURDAY.. NOV, 2sth. 1857. st l1 10. 0,clSc ~
order from the Honorable Second District Court Of New
Orleans No. l3O9 dated 24h October 1851 will be sold at
public the following described property for account Of
said succ, ssi0n- 80. a., -.
LOT OF GROUND in the Third District of this city, in
Washington Avenue designated by No TO- Of No
and measuring II inches front Music street. BY III feet
deep parallel with all the buildings and
improvements thereon. :,
approved endorsed secured by mortgage
the property sold. -,
Al sale de Armas. Notary Public 90 81 tn28