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SATURDAY SMALL SCHENEI
5000 NUHBEHS-Pr Payable without



Same he Royal ] aTv Of Cubl-wIth this difference
the Havana LoeT has $1,000 Numb rshis has only 1900
there are wheels, each which there placed
two Locks. The Superiusudeus have each key the
Locks and the whse cannot be opened unless both
There placed iu She heel Of Numbers tin tubes
containing slips Of paper Tth The numbers from No TO
Is In the wheel 0 prizes there Pilred lin tubes
containing slips OF paper with the prizes them ranging
from 5,UJUt1 $3.50.
When dra takes place. which viii be in public The
wheels ars unlocked, and after revolving hem, number is
drawn out u the uE eel Of numbers and tLr
one sdrlwu the Prize heel 10y boys with barred
to the shoulders and bncluIdetEe tube is slipped Of and
he number held and enrolled so chat The whole audience
can see 1.-THE number then called of and registered
the Superuteudeuts. The Prize drawn credited Iu the
umbardrawu ttHe same time, aud until al the prizes
are drawn copy of the drawing Is lhsH sent 3. The
printers and after Flsgu She ~upuurtcuIeuts ceUy
the correctness OF the drawing These Uerueldeuts
sworn 20 perform their duty wIrh0u. fear Cr favor
10 will be perceived that 100 this lu every pIza is drawn
out OF course peruu mgst get Oh drawing is
seu every ordering tickets. The Prizes PAYABLE
thirty DAYS after The duwiu-- full, Without deduction
II > Drawing takes place every SATURDAY
n Orfcrs TIcrt- addressed 90 O. y. WINTER, BCx
352, Nashville, viii be iulmediatey attended Co.
JAMES f.. WINTER,
acrl5'T-u Manager, Macon. G
o.. H.. WINTER
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New.OrTeang TTSrE els March %.

CoTTON.-The week opened with a very active de-
mand which resulted in sales for the first three days
Of the week Of 49, 500 bales prices improving fully
an cent, and in some instances cent T. ID. Yes
terday disposition to purchase was strongly mani
tested, but the moderate supply and the very full
prices claimed we're obstacles in the way Of extern
sive operations though the business reached the ar
amount Of about 6UUO bales; making total for the
past three days Of 900 bales and for the week of
4G 800 bales taken for Great Britain France Spain,
the Continent and the North The rapid falling off
in the receipts has led to notifications of crop est
mates which in their turn have tended to give more
active impulse to the demand and an upward move
ment to prices, the advance within the week being
fully a 4, and in some instances a cent r. pound.
The upward tendency of the market has been aided
by further decline in the rates Of freight The
following are the ruling quotations:
Inferior........-. 9IO 133z2I39s
Ordinary log sI1s Good Nildng-...I3 GA
Good OrdiDzry....I2 gl2h MddlBg Faf..... AZ
Low Middng....I3 gIo4 Fair...............I45 as-
The following table exhibits the prices of cotton at
this date in the following years:
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FAKR OF AvA.-POsTPoNEdENT.- The ParaPher-
MALTA Of the Fakr of Ava having just arrived owing
to the low stage Of water and ii being impossible for
him to erect satisfactorily his Temple of Enchant-
ment which is the largest and cosest that has ever
been in this country, by Friday the performance is
postponed until Saturday night when great bill of
wonders viii be offered. The performance will also
be continued on Monday eveOing, which will posi-
lively be the last night this season. owing to engage
ments in other cities hayingto be fulfilled. Remem-
Der Saturday night
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SENSIBLE Ia q resent notice Of he marriage {
srich mas dalgh.e- 10 New York city to cOlch-
mau of her f,ltor, Bennett uses ,ha folJwiug
senible language:
at would be a very fortunate ibirg for one
bali the arstocraic psrvenues of this city 10 marry
tneIc daughters to honest, faithful men, eurning
their bread by honest labor, however humble, in
stesdof trsdi5g than Of, as they now do, to eno 8
whose whole lie is ca cula'et to deteriorats the
race, disgrace our society, and b:ing contempt on
the nation
HIGH PMCFs FIR SLAvEs.-A paper published
in Avoyehes, La. states that thirteen ee
hands wtrs recently sold ia that place st pr ces
ranging from Sl365 t. S236l Tle lowest sum
w.s Esd for girl years OF age; the highest vas
pad iur man til tg-one years Of age Four OF
the negroes " ere women and nire of them we're
under twenty years Of age. TaeiF aggregate value
was S24 300.
OF Twenty FIVE yesrs ago Miles Greenwo3d
weat TO Cincinnati poor young mao, aud started
8 bIacksmtler7 on the outskirts OF the town -
He low employs $50 men, pays So 500 for
wsge' weekly, affords support 10 l 200 persons,
aHu turns cut 5000 900 worth OF work annually
L<st week he gave grand feast to his people, to
celebrate the ql4rter-cau'ury.
Rs NOMINATED The D .mocratic Convention o.
tn Second Congressional District of Virginia
o tie 25,h irs-.. Ta-uoninaIed the Hon John
Mlllsoa IS their card ,1ste for Congress.
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CHAS, R91FSERRT7S61N.

lLGte u ]. @. 3 9. Robertson broad slreet.)
NONFECTIONER AND CANDY Manufacturer, and
I J dealer IN Fruits Nuts Cigars, Tobacco, Toys and
Fancy Articles Generally No Il Market Street opposite
Morris Stratto0s would respectfully inform he citizens
of Nashville and surrounding community that be per
manenty located in the above business, and Weuld be
pleased TO receive share Of public patronage
r Particular attention paid orders from the country,
de-T-lV
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II You want me iIeile for "Spriog Fever, >
take Hu ley's Ssrss, arilia.
Spring is the tima t. purify TIE bloo'; tske HUI
lsy's Sarsspariils.
Every b, d. takes Uure7's Ssrsapsrills
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QUARIEs must be charged with what he did on the
opposite page Of the ledger, Gentlemer, there Is
something wrong in ibis buzinefs--tbere has- been
fraud practised someWhers--andt the outraged pub-
lie demand 81 Interrogation. Letus have the facts
1.-The iscts, gentlemen, the facts
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NEW ROUTE TO MEMPHIS.

FARE ONI.V sIe-TIuE vasas0, s,FFoTr1ss
EEVRAINS run through from Stevenson to Mem 49,
uh-s and make close connection with trains - 49,.
on Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad 10 steven
son. Though Tickets from Nashville TO Memphis soI f5r
sI3 Time through p hours
no STAGING.
P7sseno rs should leave Nashville The O'Clock 81
Trim which arrives Stevenson 90 l5 A. NJ. and con
meets win Trains Memphis. No delay except IL chang
ing G. l. ANDERSON
apriI2-lf. IcSet Agent
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A CALIFoREIA WIFE

We have been fold thst vb, John bigger, late
GJvsin Of The Safe Of ahi( rnia was a member
81 th7 Sac l. 8is sture, Mrs. B.g'er, his wife,
absolutely washed the clothes Of the holcrable
gentlemen for so much dozen. At the tinIe OF
his election Bjgler was very poor, and bis per
dem WIS hardly en- MA Tor himself and his vile
to 1.-Two on IN thore prOdigal times. To msk3 both
ends meet, AID 10 save something sgaust rainy
eay, aiadame Bgler pat her shon!dert 70 the Whesl
IS above related
Now, won't this be rather startling to thu pale
laced attenualed dsmses Of q East, who scream
aud faint at the sight OF a wash tub or cob web.
Think oft The wife Of an ex-governor, with her
sleeves aud gown tucked up, bending over the
wash tue, while Der husband, with Lis clean dcksy
stand n5 uprigh. chaiag b S ears, ross to a Q les
ton OF priylleg NJ S2cakrl Ms. 5 p c-Ek
e-r I'--And then thiak Of Ihe ex wsshfr woman
being ieteo, thIes-y ears al e. as the vile Of the
Go9sraor OF California, worth 81 500 600 money
euonga 20 mske the heads Of universal snobdom
duck an dive Ike 81 alright water fJ@i in a
thunder storm
God for the Pernsy lvauil Dutch girl. Eve
hundred years he.et, when the histoIi n Ifs the
veil from cs.ac0mbs d the past anJ writes tue Ii
tory Of the uHforgo;isn dead he m1g, perhlps,
append this little e. node u the history Of ons Of
CaiiofLi's Cover or5. snd the little tagged girs
that then 60 down 10 dip wster from The Rio
Sacramento may think better VI th,ir mothers
who have to labor, /. clnss log G time ago Ms
b ger, tho Governors wjfe, Gieu Ter wash tuba
ircIn tue same noble rs,er
TIE arr ihs Pioueer women Of Calf rnia; there
are many such, sirorg wiIed AID IS true, 0ho
qu,i not az III ir owa loot eJI in the woJds
whose hsar swell with h1le at
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| SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD STOCK
o

AT AtC ZION.
DEN. F. SHIELDS VIII Sc TN SATURDAY Mos Ming, the
ID 4th If AV l at 90 y O'Clock account or vh may
concern a number this great enterprise.
not Necessary say that this sale presents Sac IaJ~t OppoT
tlUiE iOr prJh able uvesuslJ O. aHftat ar1ia for
ul1Is. 6C. For paricua refri1 the last
AMERICAN and Gazette both editorial with The
report the at e Iiregto he Tenucss
OF owe 4f.h I5JG d her Terms cash.
aUrliS-9t BENJ. r. SHtLLDS, Auc iun-er.
q COTTON SALE or WATCHES, JEW
"A EEEgB S-cs-We wIiiset Cd FRIDAY and SATURDAY
Evening" Apr. 3rI and 4h AZ ea-v gas ign Ia &c STOCK
o. The above goods, out reserve sac positive and
cash. 14UIJ-ZtI BbNJ =. SHIELDS.
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.e-ls FANORA BLY, trown as Teacher OF 49,
L7f Musle IN Kentucky. has located IN
sis NSsh'lHe ana desires the pitrouagelI ! J q
y We community She Teaches Piano, Guitar and
50 per quarter f-r Instrumental. aud $50 for
~ Ilcilons ireirded- Can be found al no. "a Sgm
EETElENCEss
Rev J. v. Hoytc N. b. M ] pa.-1
Dr. T. ID. Huston. b. 3 ~ $50
ne, -: ii , Rev a. HattPeree.
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nor and on srcDruJ the Clerk master tho
OfHsHry butcher a4mu.stra or Sc vs. T. Csutcber'
ale, the CHaUrgrv tuurtaf N--EViI., bF virtue d.
cree iu said caus- will THURSDAY. The 9Th Of Nay
Lef prses, sell 20 public sale, Forty I've Acres Of
Land in Davidson county, tennessee, ts Whites reek
srap ize CurerlanJ hveraj ini- ghe auds Of ur.
shelby Tbis Ira vii be- sub divided into smaller or
from o. drcae- more ocular ssrpun OF which
will appear IN baut-gll.s before % at sale.
IEsssA credit Of aHe two and three years. f1r notes sat
saco lily secured bea Jag interest and lien tai0ed. Sale
lIIIo'IsCs, d. 70. 4. y. Is. LIN uSI-T
l.--r-.. AmnlLnn.ar -r-rl-n--LI.
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COMMERCIAL.
UNION AND AMERICAN OFFICE.
NASHVILLE, April 2. 1851

NASHVILLE, April 2, 1871
COTTON.-Sales to-day of y bales at ll@13c.
TOBACCO.-No sales reported.
BACON.-The trade is still active at l0alOl for
hog round; Hams Sa9 Shoulders SAG; Sides Il.
LARD-In demand at 12s12I.
sEEDS-Clover IS 5Oa99 90; 1IiIlet 81 5Oa2 co.
MEALS worth 55a6O cents z busheI from va
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IRISH POTATOES,

ME have at our stOre Church street, door
w Third Presbyterian Church, 50 sacks OF fDe L0uS
Lady Potatoes, which we are selliu Sls7p for cash.
mRrehI7- 28s TU6hER IA MORE
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The above quotations apply to the general run Of
qualities and descriptions but for rich heavy Tobac
COS, particularly those known Clarksville" the
range is lOall cents z b for Refused, l2al6 cents
for Admitted and 7a2D cents for Choice Selections
COFFEE.-The market for Rio Coffee has undergone
material change since our last review, prices hav
ing been generally well sustained though the de-
mand has been rather limited The sales Of the
three days comprise about 1000 bags making some
$500 for the week at range of l0a1l{ cents for
binary to choice quality including yesterday 400 at
IO5aI1, $50 at III and POO at 1lE cents = pound
Three more cargoes have been received during the
week. with II, 155 bags, making the sum Of the di-
rect imports since September LIST 3Ol,89O against
80 900 at the corresponding date last season.
BACoN.-The bacon market has remained in quite
a dull state for a few days back, but the nominal
range Of prices has been about the same before,
say from l2a12I cents for prime Ribbed Sides I3Ia
l33 for Clear ditto and 92a1O cents T. ID for Shout
ders. Hams are in limited request at 11al4 cents r
ID for ordinary plain to the best brands Of fancy SUI
gar Cured
LARD.-The receipts have still been on a very linn
tied scale, and prices for large packets fully main
tanned, with an advancing tendency, the principal
sales being 152 terces on Wednesday at l4{ cents
for prime, and 40 yesterday at l45 cents = pound
Kegs have been dull, the range of prices being still
from l43a15 cents = ID, according to quality
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TOR and 90 % the Ce.k and Hasrn the ease Of
L Marcus o. Toner, bT 6c Far u the ChanceIy
Nashville by virtue Of decree il cause, will,
THURSDAY, the 7h Of May next, She premise sell
public sale Ten Acres Land, siIUa 20 60 lrrrr Edg
field Davidson county. TeUHys-e.. the WhIes Greek
1uu.ika. @ VIII be laid % into Lots plan Of wEsh viii
be putli-hsd before The day Of sale.
T1Rs5 Twenty per ueyt cash balance 900 one, and
three form satisfactorily secured, bea ing interest
and lien retained. 4. y. s. LIND>i FY.
f.. K GlAscoCK. Auctioneer. faprI3-d
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EESaT uARE, JR W. ZA.-As u. JOIN s. uAsr
HART, MACGizE e. CO..
WHOLESALE CT 0CEEs q CON GIEsIcE
IEHCHAEJ5


HESlT HART, JE w.. zA.GAs IL JOIN s. uA5r
HART, MACliA2 B. CO..
WHOLESALE GE 0CEBE CON GIEsICE
MERCHANTS
Nos and South -arSeI street, Nashville, Tenn.
JUST RECEIVED ASD NOW Iy STOKE.
Is5 hhds n. U. sugar, barrels Jamaica Rum,
SO boxes Havana sugar $50 assorted LrmJUhus
IZ3 barrels n. y trushec2g" pa g-s y Is haisIns
as barrels y Y POvdercds55 gr.5s ,l..oa5s.
sugar, 30 d zen Fautes Buckets
50 barrels g. o Loaf Sugar 90 nets s. F-ILysd IubJ
200 barrels n 0. hoass,s 81 ba1es Seize irFes,
new CROP 80 b s-s Tennessee axes
sos bags Selected ElfluurC lsUgrr.rT qsi,tr,)
Coffee 500 kegs s. EHe e-d
600 bags T. 0. Rio Coffee. 900 A,gs AaHs Assorted
So bags GgIIra Coffee. SlSlsl
% bagg Old G07erumsnt500 GrCs, Backing
Java Coffee. leo boxes Palm and German
20 b15s s9 5r5o'' 10 CASES Carolina Rice.
TO cfsks super Carbonate 50 CIz Zinc Wash Boar5s
Soda, 500 rssmJ SUpCrOr Wrap
40 halt chests Imperial & piHg Paper,
Black Tea, 500 81 q. D. Caps,
$50 boxes Va aud Ky. To 100 bags Shot
bacc5, 10 kegs bar Lead,
large assortment Of com 400 bl.rs.s Io7er Seed
ulOn and fine g cars 50 barrels Butter aud So 4
$50 boxes CARROTS Scotch Crackers,
Snuff $50 bJ.s Ksc.fed Whskey
80 boxes Smoking Tobacco, Is barrels Old B0uIb0n
so coils Manila Hope hhissey,
50 boxes Pearl starch 25 b rres Ai0nongahsIaaai
25 cases Sardrnes, Old Rye Wtizke7,
so .sGs Oysters. so barrel. Robertson COun-
SO boxes Assorted Pickles, t. Wh.sksy,
80 bozes Caisup and rep-i5 barrels Old lincoln Tbsi
per Sauce KEY,
% boxes Asad Pie Fruits I ar casks Pure french
p cases BraEdy Cherries Brandy,
200 boxes Chess, 10 casks Pure Port Wine
50 boxes English Dairy 5 cIsSs Pure Nalaga do
Cheese, casks Pure sis,rry d.
900 plcEagss Star Candles s cssks Pure Mcesra do
80 do IalloU do o. b5is Naive Sweet do
p bags Timothy seed So bbl5. American Brandt,
300 boxes ass'd Glass Ware 10 5b.s. Apple brandy,
100 boxes sXIO and l0Xl2 10 o5ls. Peach Brandy
Window Glass,
JAMS HART. MAORAE co,
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BS5~ new Post Office has been established in
Coffee county by the name of summitville and JAS
B. HARRIsox appointed Postmaster
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OF The InttHgsaosr discusses the Monroe 2oc-
trine an elaborate s1d able article
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a. q . ~ AVIAN a
LINENS! LINENS

We now in receipt large stock Of French and Irish
Linens Linen Sheengs and Pillow Case Linens all widths,
Fancy COIOred Lnens, &c, DC.
A. J. DUNCAN co.
IS French Organdies Jaconets and fine Musns
entire New style to which invite the attention Of dealers.
A. J. DUNCAN co.
cases New Style Prints added to our stock Of the latest
Spring styles,
a. J. DUNCAN & CO
Our stock Is large and well assorted aud will be kept
by the addition New GOou throughout the season.
A. }. d. Moan d co,
fF ~, n T1,t.ff
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casper County Academy
LGIIE

GLASS 20 DRAWS SATURDAY APL. IIru.
CLASS 2I-DGAWssSAIURDAY APL. Isra.
CLASS - DRAWS SATURDAY APL. 25Tu.
FEVO be drawn al CoycEET Hall, Macon Ca under the
a sworn peruteudeuce Of Col. c. n. Logan and ".
C.. Anderson, Esq, every SATURDAY, in AFri 1851.
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FIVE SNAIL KEYS LUST.
TVHE fader viii b. suitably reward. yet gninc them to
/ apd3 BENJ. +. SHIELDS.
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New GOOdS!

We just in receipt Of large OF EmbrOd
cries OF New sly les Black, aud White Laces and Edgngs
all widths and superior quality, Bonnet aud Sash Ribbons
Satin IaGeta Ribbons Of al widths and cJlOTs.
a. J DUNCAN CO,
No. 20 Public Square
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WHITE GOODS.

We have in store the largest and best assorted so
Of WHITE GOODS Of French and English manu- iaeturt
Swiss Null aud NainsOOk Musns, also JacOnes and
bTics, hIch selling allow prices.
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Ra5@ The attention of parents is directed to the
card of Mrs. SUSAN C. WITHERs, Teacher Of Music,
in this mornings paper. She is an estimable lady
and an excellent teacher.
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Inc banging O. Toe -mmer
And the creaklhg Of the crane.

~ Abraham Melvin OF We re, n. H, re.
Gently scll twenty five thousand pounds of Span
ish m-riro wool 10 parties ia Boston for SIX cents
a pound, amoIa z to $4,000. Tla vo)l was
OF his own rsi5iag. au1 pa OF thr,e year.
stock Mr. Ne yin own a1is 10 his own town, in
Warner, pI'"In, Springfield, Sutto1, Grafton
ard DJrGh,s I'll re e .stres toe sheep ul3e-
his OWE imge Haze care But hIs great yield coIues
from sheeple Gus ou shares 10 different parts of his
estates l. Vermont and New York He lets T. e OFT
thus: TIE les &c to keep them four years, to give
M Melvin ha OF the w5o, yearly, and half Ct tee
increase, By tie mothers cid and at the end Of
four years to give Mr. degia half Of the sleep
take ana half the increase; in case OF DEATH half
tie proceeds of the earcas5 By ortiusry calcus
ton, masking dl5 allowance or death by cid age,
lamb xiii, disease. youthful tenderness, ard what
not, be will sttne md Of four years, elthree times
as many sheep aad * osn'CJel how many pounds
o. vol. Boston Post
Here IS a hint for oUr euterpr;siag T-nnes.esas
The culilr adaptation CT cur S a.e to sheep
raising would make it oae of the mos: pr 4 abs
of the Industrial pursuits, if systema,ical'y and
en- ?. gsticaiIy attended to. Tas experiments that
have been mode r,esry dfmon.rhte this fact.
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" Several Of tie Dsm -cssli; Papers Of East
Mississippi sre on; in f,vOr Of the nomination Of
S. R. ADAMS, editor Of the Elsiera Clarion for
the cfica O. GoHernar
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hOLASbES--lLlt dILlhdlS rum LLt l4llGLlvL nave
been limited during the past few days but they con-
tinue to meet with dull market, though about the
previous range Of prices is maintained for the small
sales that take place. The range is WIDE according
to quality, some very inferior having been sold with
in the week at As cents, though the prevailing rates
have been for Fermenting and Ordinary 5Oa55 Fair
to Prime and Choice RebOied 56a5S; half barrels
5SaG9, City Reboiled 57a6O cents q gallon,
TOBACCO.-The enquiry is very fair, but buyers
operate reluctantly at the very full prices demanded
though they have taken within the week some 1000
hhds. The transactions are principally in the me-
dunn and lower grades, and the supply sale con-
tains a lasge proportion more or less frosted We
quote for
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MotECe.

y ENG compelled to remove present stock front
- house. ard house being ready receive The
good owing the repairs which necessary aud which
are now being made upon t. viii sell .Ct'un
TUESDAY, the 9Th instant 10 0coCk. a 81 without
serve, large stock Of Groceries, comprising IN pant:
Sugar, Iua-sscs. Mans, Tobacco,
Paper, Gl-sssa e, Coffee, SAT-,
taudlss, Cigars, liquors, Starch,
with variety OF other articles The Terms VIII be:
An 500 and der $1,000 On DAYS slJUs,
80 DAYS with approved eEdur5ers, payable in Bank.
sUIs-td Bur i. 81. FaENGu & SON
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The decrease in the receipts at all the ports, UP to
the latest dates as compared with last year is 2IU
I46 bales. In the exports from the United States to
foreign countries as compared with the same dates
last year, there is decrease Of so, 42J bales.
SrGAR.-Our last report left the Sugar market on
the Ievee with little or no stock in first hands, and
the receipts since have been too limited scale 90
admit of any transactions Of much magnitude, and
the entire weeks sales have been confined to about
1900 hhds though the demand is very fair, and the
parcels arriving pretty readily disposed of at the
following range eff prices the market being firm for
IL Lnttn In tor.t IL -r-ar- L-rIlI
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TZerR Ea Is .


4 MONG a lot Of about forty negroes, have he finest
aorII RISES w, PORTER.
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OF The rep-r.s about NJ. FUcHANANs health,
SAYS The B 5s-Ol Pest are gryaslj exaggerated he
taHslc.s more business every twenty tou: hours
than any rasa il Washington and commences his
task every morning with as much vigor as one
fresh il tie fila. His c2ust tuition Is c,pable OF
crest endurazce, as those who have tried bis pa.
teuce are convinced.
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Foa GEa WALKER -Ljeuenaut Frank South.
ern, Of Hardi1 CO laJv, K-nia Ky, a-e Of Clsrks-
vile, Tenn, who was an officer il The frat eXps-
d ton to Cuba under Gen. Lop 2, sud v no suffer
ed weary cruel inDrisoomrut in the M5F5 g.
Ha,aauah ID h C,s l. It Msdiii, las te4n So
burning in our city for some weeks, urd-r fur
Tough from Cen Walker. We lcar1 that it Is s
intention 30 Il t ri ia Gsn. Walker, aDd toe R.
publican Army Of Il r4gUs. Il several CONVEX
sa.i0us re hsve bad w6h hin, he s2e;k, N Il e
most ssuEuue terms Of the success o. the Amer
car army, srd il the highest terms o. Gen Va
ker az an oil,er gnl patriot To those song mn
o. e st TeOucssas wh1 desire to link thei fortunes
with the youthful CoDqulr0r OF csrsgIa, re
commend It. Southern Is ne VITO il give lh;m
foil particulars 10 the progress Of the wsr aud
will be pe5sad TO conduct Es many rs nav reseut
themselves to Gen Wsker.-KoOrrils Mercury
The Nav PosTHA-TER GESERAL. In reference
to this very impcr5n. euber Of the new Ad
ministraion, tie Washington Globe, CT the Til
inst, says:
" We ls- lie change making Mr. Bow Post
easter Gslcfal, b,cR1sg he s man q uGtIrir z
luCusrry, and o. g-et ability, both mental aud
Ubyscsi. IL requires such man to bring q at
Department iGj0 order sgaia. and to make IL pay
It's own az, aa it should do NJw, it inks 50
sverige Of $1,000 d Gay the year rouLd, bile
the mails are U,LiGd time n every section of he
couatry y, S'most every day; ard the people hsvs
to depeLd uu private enterprise Tor tie lat S. rews