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Coed News from Nicaraugua.I

New YORK, April 3.-Steamer Texas has arrived
with San Juan dates to the Goth of March, and As
pinwal to March %. She connected with the ORR
zaba, having Rivas dates up TO the 18th.
The Purser Of the Orizaba reports Walkers army
in good condition.
Walker, with 400 men, attacked the allies at San
Jorge. lie gained the plaza and burned the most
important Of the town, and then retreated to Rivas
ChamOras, meanwhile with 1900 men attacked
Remington, who drove him back with great slaugh-
ter.
Walker met ChGmoras' forces retreating. Between
the two fires they were completely parazed and suf-
fered immensely.
The allies lost 327 killed, and over 800 wounded,
accordngto their own account Walker estimates
it at 600 killed, and 500 wounded
It is reported that Gen. Conas is under arrest for
making certain overtUres to Walker.
It is said ChilIion is about to join Walker with
men raised at Leon. Also reported that President
Rivas has been assassinated. The latter report is
considered confirmed.
Col. LOckridge has received reinforcements from
Texas with provisions and ammunition.
His command garrisOued only two communications
by water with Costa Rica; 2l0men at the mouth of
Sierra; 1873 at the mouth Of San Carlos. The remain
ing lJ2 are stationed near the NachUsa rapid.
Lockridgeis said to have secured documents show
Ing that the Costa Ricans had opened the transit
route TO the English.
The Costa Rcan force at San CarIosis small
Lockridge is confident of taking it,
After Walkers victory the allies retreated to Mas
saga The Royal mail steamer New Granada was
boarded by Yivancos, Peruvian steamer, Loo, and
plundered Of 49, 600 in specie, also some arms and
ammunition
The Saratoga had left San Juan for Havana
CNCIySATI, April 3-Flour frmer; Whisky %
New YORK, april 3-FlOur buoyant; Southern
2Oa6 40; Wheat advanced one cent Corn 20; Mess
Pork % 4Oa23 90; Whisky p.
LOUISVILLE, April a. feet inches in the canal.
Thermometer at TO-
WASHINGTON. april 8.-The following collectors
have been appointed: Jacob Fry at Chicago; Robert
Parks at Cayahoga.
WASHINGTON, April ga correspondent says the
administration refused TO send special Minister to
China, and the American Consul at Hong Kong will
be discharged for assisting the British in their attack
on Canton.
The Herald states that the Spanish and Mexican
governments are purchasingp provisions and munitions
Of war.
Private letters received at Washington confirm the
story that Gen Coras had made overtures to Walker
Howard, Reporter in Supreme Court, has announ-
ced volume containing bred Scott opinions. It viii
be issued in two or three weeks.
NEW YORK, April 3-Cotton frmer. There is a
large speculative and export inquiry
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BY TELEGRAPH.


Lougsv4brE. april 1.-The Bremen steamship Con
I stitution arrived this afternoon from Bremen and
I Southampton bringing dates up to the 18th March
The London money market was trife more strin-
gent Consols for money closed at 93a931.
LIVERPOOL, March l6-CorroN ALARKET.-Sales
for two days l., 900 bales Of which 25OObaes were
! taken by spectators Market closed with an ad-
vancing tendency; quotations are nominal Wheat
firm and active. London breadstuffs had declining
! tendency. Wheat one to two shillinqs lower per
J quarter.
! Advices from Manchester were favorable.
The Asia arrived out on Monday.
ST. LOUIS, April 2-One hundred and fftv Fill
busters viii soon leave here 10 Join an expedition
which IS expected to sail shortly from New Orleans to
invade Costa Rica Thereby relieving Walker by di-
vertng the attention Of his enemies 1t is reported
that they have abundant means
The Spanish expedition against Mexico assumes a
more imposing appearance. General Peseula IS spo-
ken Of as commander in chief
The Sound duties treaty signed March 18th
The Chinese baker who poisoned several hundred
persons Though not fatally has been arrested, and
was on his way to Macao be tried Immediately.
A great number of junks were collecting to attack
Hong Kong and some fears were entertained by the
English account Of the smalness Of the force there
They asked the Governor General of India for
regiment and were refused.
The French ships are anchored at the head Of the
bay Of Hong Kong.
The French charge has left Marseilles with orders
10 the French feet to cooperate with the English
Russia is preparing for decisive campaign in Cir
cassia. She has 100000 troops along the shore of
the Caspian besides the active cooperation Of sew
eral Of the native chiefs
WASHINGTON, April 2.-Wm. A. Harris becomes
the editor of the Union on the 10Th April
Appleton viii probably be assistant Secretary Of
State.
Instructions to collectors in regard to the new ia
riff are in course Of preparation.
James Mccarthy, of Tenn. has b5en appointed
corresponding clerk in the Navy Department.
CHICAGO, April 8-There was heavy gale here
yestesday. Several vessels were wrecked and sever
al lives lost.
New ORLEANS April 3.-Sales Of cotton to-day
1000 bales Holders demand an advance which
checks the demand at l33 Sugar firm. Moasses
81. Yellow corn 50. Mess pork %. Bulk meats
98. Lard in kegs I3! Freights on cotton to Liver
pool /.
ST LOUIS, April AT a democratic meeting last
night the editor Of the Leader read Col. Bentons
letter denouncing the emancipation movement in
Missouri.
There are six new Banks TO be started here The
subscription amounts to q million and quarter
The LeoomptOn correspondent of the Democrat
says the Kansas census takers working unfairly
passing over some neigbborhoods and not taking
half the actual residents.
There is much quarrelng between the Squatters
and Land associations in different parts of the ter
ritory.
The deputy Marshas are arresting persons charged
with political offences during last summer.
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I0O NegPOeS WAnfel

THE undersigned will pay the cash for hundred likely
Young Negroes delivered them At their Sale House at
No s Cedar street. Nashville Tenn. They will board Ne
rOss and sell for other persons commission, and will keep
large number hand for at all times and will be
FpOnsbe for Negroes e in their charge, and will have
uar Auction sales Of Negroes every SATURDAT MORSNs
10 O'Clock. Gail and
novIQ-Iv JAMES & HARRISON
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9 LORD OF THE TSLFS p

THIS celebrated Jack will stand the present season at the
stables OF J. W. Chairs The Franklin and Columbia
Turnpike road, half mile nOuh Of Spring HIl NsUTv
county Tenn and VIII JenHets at $40 the insuT
ance payable when The fact asceraned or the proDrv
transferred. Ffy.cens 10 the groom advance Pasuf
good blue grass hf Gents per week, if FED grain
IS
hands inches high Of extra dne appearance deeD c5es
Oug round body IN great weight long straight back broad
hips, fine aTched loin- long beautifully shaped rump
long heavy quarters ane sye broad hook broad
legs.
and unequaled imported Jacs Old Knight EYraut-bis dam
by James hdley's bg Blue his grand Old Ann ROYAL
(Owned BY Dr. IL Thomas, OF Maury county, Tenn whose
produce is equal not superior, any The State Vis
liant attention will be given TO all Jennes sent 10
him, bVt will not be Liable accidents or ecapes
Lord Of the Isles aud bis Jeune BY special arrange
ment will be under the supCHptende and mansgemep
Of that ''Tince Of stock growers -Thos g. GoodTu ESQ
CHAIRS, BELLAFANT & JOHNSON,
nAFehiS-lmtEiE&W G pring Hill, Tenn
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OFFICERS OF WASHINGTON FIRE COMPANY,
NO 3.

IA We were shown yesterday through the Mil
incry establishment of Mrs. CRooKER, on Union
rreet Though utterly ignorant in all matters re-
sGug to bonuets, lace and flowers, could not but
e convinced that the stock we examined was unsur-
assed in richness and variety by anything of the
md in Nashville, or indeed in the west. BOnnets
o. the latest style Of every size and price, to
be seen, but the love Of a bonnet" is the "GyP-
sic" Of which Mrs CROKER is receiving daily sup
plies in addition to the stock on hand
Weneed not advise the fair readers of our paper
to hasten and examine for themselves, for the re-
port of the unusual briancy Of the display has al
ready spread through the city, and we found the
rooms crowded with ladies eagerly making their pr-
olases all seeming to think that articles obtained
here would excel those procured elsewhere. The
selection of the stock, and the arrangement for dis
play reflects great credit the good taste Of Mrs
Croker, and she viii doubtless be patronsed as she
deserves.
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NEW BOOKS.
JUST RECEIVED BY
JOHN YORK & CO..
3S Union Street.

AURORA LIGHT;
Poem, BY Elizabeth Baret Browning.
DR. KANE'S ARCTIC EXPLORATIONS,
In Search of Sir John Franklng, during The year
is5S-54-55; being personal narrative, and contain
ing an account Of his important discoveries.
Plays and Poems, by Geo. Boxer, vols I9 mo.
What Can Woman Do new volume BY T. s. Arthur.
IVors, new novel BY SeweH
Prue and l; dedicated to MrS. LongfelOW By Curtis.
Dickens Novels, complete in So volumes.
olmsteads Texas
Tue American Almanse, for 1857.
oishauser's Commentaries, by Kenddek
The Prince Of the House Of David.
Chambers History Of the Russian War
Men and Times of the Revolution, by Watson.
Irying's Life OF Washington, vols
Star and the Cloud or Daughters Love, BY Roe.
Longfellow's Poems. complete in vols, ls mo.
Webster's Private Correspondence vols, Two.
Parley's Rseolections Of a Lifeline, 2 vols Ismo.
Rmersons Representative Men.
Emerson's English Traits.
Hugh Mllier's England snd It's People.
Sturgeon, the modern Whitfield.
Hills Of the shetemac, by wethWen
Paul Fame, Novel, by n. P Willis
Frank FOresters Sporting Scenes, characters,
Leila; Star of Mingrolia, by Reynolds.
Passion and Principle by Mrs. Grey.
Witand Wisdom Of Sydney Smith.
Memoir Of syuney Smith, by Mrs. Austin.
ALSO,
GOdey's Lady's Book for April.
GrahRm's Magazine for April.
LesIie's New York Journal for April.
Leslie's illustrated News for April
Harper's Journal Of Civilization.
Harper's Magazine from January, s57 and for sale BY
HarpeT's Magazine for April;
Putnsm's MonthIyfor April;
Household Words for April;
The SchooliellOw sor april;
HarpeT's Story Book for March;
Haiper's New Paper; just received By
JOHN YORK CO.,
april No % Union
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/. C. NICHOLSON. D. HUMPHREY.
I.C. NICHOLSON & co.
W + arS W" ''''' ~ u wi i''-' ~ 800
DRY GOODS.
And being desous Of closing very soon feel
confident can make the interest Of buyers give
cali We great pains in selecting goods aud feel
suit every body IN ehing. Our facilities for
buyng goods equal any other merchant in the city and
willing to put Up with as small profit
any.
Goods, such
Rich Flouuced silks
MOre Antique silks,
- Plaid and Striped silks;
Chene do;
- Plaid Of a variety OF COlOrs
" FlOunCed Orgsndie Muslin;
BeIHges;
Figured Organdie Muslin;
" French Muslin, plain and figured;
Scotch Nuslius and JaCOnets, plain and figured;
Common DO DO do DO;
We have q complete assortment OF Manullas Capes,
Shawls and Scarfs.
For gen lemen we have Clio h. Cnssmercs VestDg Linen
Duck and DHIings Plain and Fancy Crava,s Collars
Hosiery, &c
furnish the public generally with all kinds OF Linen
and White Goods of every description.
Keep excellent stock Of Servants Goods,
CoOnades, Plaid and Striped Osnabergs Plad
We call particular attention to our stock OF Hosiery for
Ladies and Children.
In fact everything usually kept In a No. House.
march26-Im. /. c. NICHOLSON & CO.
n B. Be sure you call at Ne. p Public Square.
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Just received By HAGAN & BRO, Market street, Nash
WHITES GARDENING FOR TIE soUFH; Or, the
Kitchen and Fruit Garden with the best methods Of their
eutvaon together with hints upon Landscape and Flower
the species and varieties Of the Culinary Vegetables, Fruit
Trees ard Fruits, and select list Of Ornamental Trees and
Plants found by trial adapted 70 the States Of the Union
south Of Pennsylya1ia with Gardening Calendars for the
THAEK'S AGRICULTURB. The Principles Of Agricul-
ture, BY Albert D. Thaer; translated BY Vim. Shaw and
Cuthbert W. Johnson ESQ., F. r. s. With Memoir Of the
Author. vol vo strong cloth
STEPHENS BpOkOt The FAEM A complete Guide
10 the Farmer, steward, PioWman Cattenan, Shepherd
Field Worker, and Dairy Maid vita -Four Hundred and
Pity Illustrations which added Explanatory Notes
Remarks, &c. By simmer. Really Of the best books
for q Farmer TO possess Cloth.
Bikes Farmer ct Home, Youatt, Randall, and Skin
Buist's Am. Flower Garden ntr's Shepherds Own
Buist's Family Kitchen Gar sui.hs landscape Garden
KOrSon's Scientific and Prac- Gfounds,
teal agriculture Weeks on the Honey Bee :
Jobnston's CsIechsm Of Ag- payer Is cts,
ricutural Chemistry, dor Wilson on Cultivation Of
Johnston's Elements Of ii Miners An. BeeKeepers
cultural Chemistry and Manual,
yOhHso oIGsi Lecture. on Ag Keeping, OF '
cultural Chemistry and Cottage . Farm Bsekeeper,
DoTS 1OlSs' Landscape Gar Guide,
Fessendes Complete Farm Evsry Lady her own FioTsi
Fessendsn's An Kitchen The AmsT can Rose C1itur-
Nash's Progressive Farmer, History q Morgan Horses
Richardson the Horse gar MaSti &,
Varieties BIeedings &c SaXtOR's Rural Hand Books,
Richardson the Diseases 3 vols,
and Management Of the Dement'S Rabbi Fanesr; pa
Richardson on the Des,ruo. Ree%eIns Vine Drossos
Far Farm, 'A '' - NeIs Fruit, Flower, and
Richardson the Hive and Vegetable Gardeners
Honey Bee, Companion,
Mfburn and the Brownies American Poultry
Cow g. Dairy Husbsndry, Yard,
SINNERS Elements Of AgTi Brownies Field Book Of ma
culture, nuTes,
Topham's Chemistry Made HsOpers Dog and Gun,
Easy, for the use OF Skilllu Housewife, paper,
Farmers Chorlton's Crane Growers
Aliens Treatise on the Gull Guide: paper 50 cts,
ture OF the Grape, Whites Gardening ior the
Allen the Diseases Of b. South,
site Animals, EastW God 5 MIuugl for { III
Aliens me fiCanFaTm Book, tvatng the Cranberry,
Al ems Rural Architecture JuhHsrn's Dictionary Mol
ParIee on The Cultivation Of eTn Gardening,
Stras berry &c, PsrsOz on The Culture Of the
Feeders Farmers Land Mea Vine,
sureT, American Agricultural 10
Ps' Bee keepers Chart vols,
GuenOn's Treatise Mich BOussiugaults Rural Econ
Cows: paper35c, Omy,
unn's Dome tic Medicine Thompson Stood or Animals
a book for every married Vaper5U ct8.
and woman, Richardson Dogs-their
Randal's sheep Husbandry, Origin, Varieties, &c;
Liesigs Familiar Letters 10 paper25 CTS
Farmers. CObbsIJ's An. ITdeEer.
sAXTON'S RURAL HAND BOOKS-Firs,, Second and
Third Series. mar25- dSw tt.
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TIE TOBACCO CBoP.-The GAINESVILLE JefersoHigH
Of the LIST inst, says:
Planters in this and adjoining counties report a
gloomy prospect for large tobacco crop. The late
ness Of the Spring has cut off the Plants and the
complaint of want of seed is now general though it
is questionable whether Tobacco raised from seed
planted now could ever be matured. The indications
rs far as we have been able gather favor the idea
Of a short crop.
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West NaShVIBlG9
McNAIRY'S, EIRKMAE's, AND HYSES' ADDITIONS.
PUBLIC SALE OF
Fifty building Lots.

ON TUESDAY, APRIL I4rH inst on the premises, We
~ will sell the highest bid about so most beautiful
Building Lots IN West Na.hyiHr. as follows:
No. 30 Of Broad and McNaTy treets, desirable
location produce and family Nos. a,
S. and So f ntng each 100 eet Broad street. 81 feet
Also, loo and 1914, very hand residence block.
corner McNay and McGsvOck sreas Also, upwards Of
30 desirable LOIS Gruudy, McGav,cI McNairy Demum
braue and Locust streets
If the above Lots DO not supply the demand we will offer
desirable Lots in Hyues beautiful addition on
Carroll Gay and Knowles streets
great many beautiful, and may say, magnificent
dwellings have erected ia the last few years West
Nashville is f1vore point with and have found IL
impossible keep pace with It's rapid improvements. Oar
first purchase Of Lots made in West Nashville in 1853,
which sold few weeks profit Of ne 20 per cent.
sold times in less Than sd-
each time Of 90 Per cent Il Nashville continues
improve for the five years has for the last I've,
confidently predict thai Lots Broad street, West Nash
VILE valued $40 and $50 per foot will readily COM
mand from $50 to SlOO per foot.
TERMR- and years crsst, for notes bearing interest,"
well secured, sale begin with Lot No 30 Of
Broad and McNary.
III Omnibusses and collation. usual.
f. TRrGg. Auctioneer. J. l.. q K. ". BROWN.
NJ Should've weather be Indictment sell Tues
the 4h inst the sale will be postponed 10 Friday, the
17th instant. ltprI2-td
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RESIDENCE ANUBJILDING LOIS FOR
ang Sale

OPO ACRES OF LAND, situated three four miles
ZOU Northeast 0tle city, between the Glans and Porter
Turnpike Roads One Tract % about I55 has
slbdivded DOB pieces varying IRON De- 1 sOacres and viii
be sold out u Lots The whole may best suit purchasers.
This IS Tract Of SUPERIOR Land entirely free from rocks
It's soil deep and a the richest quality well mbered and set
In blue grass, has number Of me Springs az all times az
fOrding buud supply Of the pueat From the
Gaattu road DO Is reached oy good Turnpike, half mile
in length, a road I'm course Of building passing
ihrough the Tract Cumberland River on inc Farm
is comfortable dwelling 1ud Out-houses, young apple
orchard of go peach orchard, and long range Of
and substantial fence skirts ths place the
road. Tems-I Sand ears with interest from daio %
purchase,
ALSO, One other Tract Of about lC5 scres three miles
Northeast from She city and ab1uta half mile IRON the Cal
latin road This Tract IS nearly surrounded by turnpike
roads, AMI is subtvjted info LOIS containing from 25
acres and nerssc.ed by convenient Terms1 and
years. with interest Pc mmsCiatsy for
bOiH above acs Of Land, provided the pur
chaser VIII pay .3r uiraent for The growing crops and
stock included. JOHN ID WINSTON,
mar27-du IS Cherry street.
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD STOCK

DEM. F. SHIELDS viii sci on SATURDAY MORNING, the
ID 4h Of April, at lOH O'Clock, account Of whom II NAV
concern number Of shares in this great enterprise It is
necessary that this sale the finest
unity profitable investment ~ capitalist guardians for
minors &c For particulars refer to the last UNION AND
AMERICAN and Gazette, both editorial Xracs. with the
report Of the Ensd Directors for the State OF Tennessee
Of 24th 1856 ard her comments. Terms cash
RpriS--2t BENZ. r. SHIELDS, Auctiunesr.
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800 Reward

r,HR undersigned viii pay 500 for The apprehension Of
negro utmed BENZ taken up in any free state,
and $50 n taken Up the state Of Tennessee and reeurrd
I'm any Jail THAT they get him, delivered them a. No
ls Cedar street. Nashville Ben is about forty years OF
ahout ct eleven inches high OF brown color gh far
head, aud sy#ry sensible and smart. rassd on
Whites Creek ia Davidson county BY Samuel Casey and
isprobably ia Nashville tho egb5Orhood Of White
Greek.
fsb2a-i&wtf JAMES & HARRISON.
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BROAD STREET " a~I OF CHAIIA EOOTA DEPOT
LUMBER MERCHANTS.
Nd MaHuflctursrso Of Sash. Door Frames, Blinds, Man
"A ties NouIdHes ArchIlvss. Base Boards, Plasiers,
Wehar Boarding. Poplar ara Pine Flooring, Shelving
Goods Boxes and kinds Wood WORK, necessary for sac
inside Finish OF Frame Bdcs Houses o every DESCRIPTION
Orders from me surrounding country solicited Work
fuy mt up be haued or sphpped without nIuy
grz Primed AMI Glazed Or desired.
lana 555-i2mswIy JACKSON & ADAMS.
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DIR. MOKsEs, INyIGORATING CnRnIAI.

NOR the OF Dyspepsia, General Debility Nervous
Il ness, &c, &c. No language convey adequate
idea Of the immediate and almost marvellous change which
system, whether broken down by excess by
ture impaired by sickness the unsunz and relaxed
ganiZatOn Is rebraced, revIvded and built up The
and physical symptoms Of nervous disease vanish together
under It's influence. The STOPPING. trembling victim % de-
preston becomes new Well NAV the preparation be
called the Medicinal Wonder Nineeenth Century
Try it. Prepared BY Dr.. e. H. Ring, New York. and sold By
nar27-tf KEENAN, q KAINS,
Wholesale and Retail AReuts No 70 Public square
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BEERS & TERRY,
PRODUCE CONFUSION MERCHANTS,

AUGUSTA Ca
~ VIII attend the sale OF all kinds OF Tennessee
Produce their store. Opp0s ts The Planters Hotel
REFEREvcEs-Hon. John p King. Pres. G.. r. r. Augusfa
J. Ansley, Augusta; K Butter Augusta H. T. Vsai-
nan, NaEtve, TeUu.; A. Brown, NurfTeesBoro Tsnn;
SEYMOUR. Fan. ing d. Co., Nashville, Tenn. ImrhI0-tL
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NashVilIGLumbePY ard.
>. {. DARDEE.

DEALER IN LUMBER. SHINGLES, AND
BOARDS,
HAVE now on hand large lot Of Cedar, yellow and
bite Pine Flooring Clear White Pine, Poplar Plank,
JOst, Scautng, Square Cedar. Cedar Plank Poplar
Shingles. have Five Mills cutting pOplyr and Cellar, o.
dressing Poplar, and Yellow Pine Flooring One Shis
gle Machine, ma iHg No Poplar Shingles All in
operation. can supply any quautIy OF Lumber Shingles
the shortest notice. and he lowest prices for the
Leave orders for prompt attention with
maI22 j. g.. DARDEN,
Nashville Lumber Yard. 1 Broad Eav.
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pen- Those fond Of fun, and who is not:) should
remember that the Fakr Of Ava holds forth tonight
81 she Theatre
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AUCTION SALE
OF
@R0G89 IES,
BY
Morris & Stratton.

ON WEDNESDAY N oruing, April 9Th 1857, al 10 O.
~ cocE will Auction, in front Store on
large and well U Groceries,
Wines. Liquors, &c, viz
100 hhds choice Sugar 500 bags fair choice Rio
100 bbls MOiaSses Coffee
100 half bbls Moasses; $50 packages Mackersl;
60 boxes Cod Fish; 81 boxes Herring,
20 cases Sardines; 60 boxes Fancy Candy;
50 coils Rope, ass'd sizes $50 dOz Painted Buckets;
10 tierces KiCe; ia boxes Va. Tobacco, vaTi-
10000 Cigars, various brands; Gus brands;
100 boxes Candles; 50 haiG boxes Candles;
so QUaUer do bxs TallOw do;
500 Kegs Nails best brands b5Is Magnolia Whisky;
lO0bb Whisky, various brds 81 bbls fine Whisky various
81 bbls American Brandy; brands:
80 Il pipes do Co: 10 bOls Gin;
100 boxes Bar Soap; $50 boxes Glassware, asst'd I;
100 bbs Cider Vinegar.
With many other articles in the Grocery Line.
mrb3I-d MORRIS q STRATTON.
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Eeg~ We are authorised to announce Moses SIN
cLrrox as candidate for Representative in Con-
gross from this district.
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Hsy- JYo. YORK & Co., Union Street, have for sale
frank Lesies Illustrated paper for this week. It's
Irofusely illustrated with fine engrayings.
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pea- Benz. F. SHIELDS sells Southern Pacific
Railroad Stock al log clock this morning. See ad-
yertisemcut in another column.