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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-05

Trunks, Valises and Bonnet Boxes.
Ladies' extra size sole Leather Trunks;
:" travelling
" sole leather Bonnet Boxes
" trunks;
Hog SKIN France
Ashland and : eel Spring sole leather Valises;
heavy Wool Haas Carpet Bag, St cEels, Black
Rags c. an the above articles viii be s0it the very
Io,rsst y,ri,ey by BRADSHAW RUTLAND,
No. - College street,
Octg (Siga Of the NegroD
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orrnr oE - a.. - ~ 80 1900.

Chuds Co.'S Patent Cement Roofing Is now used here
On our hest class OF 8udings We coyrag Freight
Cars with IT, aud our Master NJ chanc reports VerS favor
able it. = = l. hN'A-A ASSt EiSs-
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Prom b. Bennett General Agent Of Aiina ms Co. for the
Southern aud Western States


Having made considerable inqury A. 20 the merits ct The
sp+,1 iastic Cement Ro0hug' introduced into th ey
bx biIds a Co. nnd be h,guy recommended IN th's
~ nv many excellent Judges that u Is meeting Nh very
ytv and genera Introduction that Re superiority over
tS Tar eompostiou Roofing decided aud reey AduiItei
al gasIly ect 10 adopt iUr neat rog, heh sal
ne nrxt summer-haying Intended 10 use ua' ou @ tr1
tba viytn fthe patent Elastic Roofing - substitute
Yours,truly, - y N~''-'N'A'
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FOR SALE


4 LOT Cherry street, SouIh Nashville, the
n Baptist hurcb, which there small iran Ten
The Let nonts 10 ieet, lsU deep. Apply
seUIZ3 Avs. LINDrLEY.
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r. c. McNAIEY & co.,
LAReEEDE4IEEs ii. Ill KETs or
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods
TO. IS, COLLEGE STREET,


w have in st Unusually large and elegantly
w assorted Fall and Winter Goods OF every
crp on and are prepared greater ilduce'
ments persons wishing articles in our ne than II mas
been pleasure to DO Our stock 6oih as 10 qua
ity and variety will con pare any The country and
prices shall be II is possible for them TO be
Czen- strangers visiting the city will do well TO give
stock an early and oroUgh examination Te feel
can their interests. We would eaH the at
ention particularly the following depart
ments business.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From S. II. PETTINGILL cos ADVERTISING AGENCY
119 Nassau Street, NEW YORK,
And No. 10 State street, BosToH
P Co.. Agentsfo the most influential and iarges!
rcang Commercial Papers both in the United
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MEMPHIS, March =, 1887.
W. 3. BENNETT, Fso.-Dear Sir be facts within our
know ledge Of tue duTabt, sc, Of Vests Gavanic
msnt- the-e The buildng you covered for last
spring am happy 10 state as cred expee atons.
We therefore public for an rrof-
ing purposes light, cheap, IRE aud proof
IL does not soft and ToE the
the son. does IL harden and
the cold. ANY per wishing more Of his A.
tice, can call AZ mandatory.
n. = BRUCE 1 co.
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-GEhTS MANTID.

AVFENAN = . An D Ds
Two sell Goods manuf scturnR housein this city
i Salsr from 3lf0 to S1J0F month aud ext enses.
On receipt Of 4lO,w viii forward pies by Express
with instructions or enclosing o. Stamps for
particulars c. 3. OTVIS,
Real Estat and stock Broker
No. %, Elm ST. Cincinnati, hio.
June 1-1yd. Post Office box 2"40
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House Furnishings.

s41O.4. ~ by I2 10 by = l. 10 bv IL Danlsk Ia
BILE cloth o. IA s-4anG 1r-4 able Da by yard.
Al sizes. couTed wool, Union and Co ton Table Cloths
iE str ed IoHnette, Nap ns together with al kinds
NJ Diapers rOwe iugs eles Quilts, &C, &C. also ali
wdtn- cotton linen sheeung, Pillow Linens, Domes'
tic, etc etc.
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OFFICE or HIss. CESrRAL 4 TESx. R. R. Co,
EoLTvAR 1ENE., Oct. |, 1857.
This will certify that the N. y T. R. K Co have pur-
chased Of MIR ". = sennett the CT use on their
Cars Bridges, ldings, &C. &C, Vests GaIyanic Cement
Having used ud tes I'd, have hesitation
commenung it 70 be the and cheap-s covering nov
in 4. P. Nelly, President,
NJ Z. a T. K. K. Co.
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LlkDSLLY'S ALlEh1ISLM NTS
BANK OF NASHVILLE.

HAVE for sale large smount Of property which viii
sell for Notes Of The Bank Of Nashville, certified
check it at the prices that have always asked
Tor the property.
Esept29. A. V. s. LINI SLEY.
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NASHVILLE, TENN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1857.
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

rom VIsCHER OWEN CO., GenT Advertising House
APPLETON BUILDING ,346 Broadway, New YORK.
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EEorsEERs AND Gzs'L sUPrs OFFICE MEsPnIs CHAE1s-
Tos kAmhOAD.
MKMFHs June 26, 1851. '
To WHOM IT NAY CoScEss This Is 20 cerif, that the
Me phis and Charleston Railroad Co npany have pur-
chased of " :. Bennett the right prepare upon
their Depots Building, Cars Ae-, sc, Vests Gavanic
patent IRE nd sa,tr proof Roofing, And that
II be an como rea and durable covering having a.
ready had it.in use for Ell ht months.
SAM. TATE, President
= q. ARMS, Gsni 5upt.
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We have lily large lot of al kinds Of Domestic
goods eacn-d Brown C0JtO wool, union ana cot
striped cotton for servau, in great variety
n-avs goods and held Prints, cling
hams Hosiery Gloves in short every tn ng our line,
ami AT rlcss that cannot fail TO give isttction.
Oc @ o MtN WY OO
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Il. O. LoRp, Pres Ind. and Gin. Railroad
= q - pres Win iugton and u iesyiIy Railroad,
A. M sEaELEs Pres MerchEnts'& NAa-4esalrTs' las -
HTNEy AoEroE' PEE. Central In ,uraLcc Company.
6iEo CARlILE President Latayrtls b<nA
Gao W. oFFIE Bell Asuui'r, 10. lu- Aaa' Seeeuasl
BAK.A6 EOs PnUL, 30 u fourtl 81 -
EzHA BAILEY, st th e., between fourth and EHth-
!. UaDEs, rai.or and Draper, foaTtHst.
NILS OKEEsWOOD, Iron FOundTy.
Judge W. Y. Y.GHOLsOA.
IoHK sHILLITO o.. Dry Goods Dealers toaftu -.
dTToaELL 4 RANazIsEEE0, Furniture Mannlactafe1s 81
Dealer Fourth 81.
Y. 4. sfEwAET, Builder 34o Plum 81.
1EHIWz WzrHEH a STILwEIL, Louisville.
FH g. MoREYEOLbs Co., Cl4FksEille, renn.
--SSldgl2zatnsdAW
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Cnrrelines and OF Cloths.

great variety. egaut Iy and IusraiUs, tn lngrans
largest and be assnrted ave ever ou-red ahu
Al ser Also We. d B us-els haiT and ha
Carpets. Twile plain Venetian IN an widths, togeh lei
wi. Felt, hrugEet Cr1mo cloth, Nugs Mats &C, &C
Ne are. % a ed To make and put do Carpets the
-hurtest notlce. have large Floor oil Cloth:
Of the hest aEers, all width, which will GU IN
any shape to suit paTc' -a-ers
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oKTfog or raK ONO AsD MIssIssIFI GAu4oAD Co.
CISoINNATI. Jan. I, 1891. I

DEAR sIK:-In answer 10 your Lqpy' "a teieiehoe =
y inoo 10 the practical Of hoo IN the cover
ng OF are we may say fro observation We en-
teTtain very favorable mCch 90 mat He neAu
tssting il thoroughly on roofs buildings cas- &C arT
hich We viii pleasure give yOu our d-de1 opIn On
~. 80 ,ttItv Yours truly h. LIPPEhCUrf,
supply agent Oulo 4 Ma. h. e.
~ Since the above written, the ohio and hissis-
- sflrosd have c0ut for covering de-
n6s and bridge Cincinnati aud Nino1nues, vim
ms considering Il the ossI arcie they have used
for the purpose.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-05-15
DIED.

In Goldsboro, Saturday, May 9h after brief Illness
Dr. DAVID c. FREEMAN, in the Fifty seventh year OF
his age DIR. Freeman well known as member of the
late firms of Freeman Houston in Wilmington and D.
C. Freeman Co.. New York and at the time of his DEATH
was partner in the house OF D. C.. Darlington & Co.
Goldsboro He had large circle of friends and
tanees in North Carolina and elsewherewas GENTLEMAN
the respect and of all who knew him. His remains
have been taken to Washington N c. for nterment there
to rest by the side of those Of his father and other relatives
In New Hanover County, at the residence daughter
Catherine Cowan. Sunday May the 3rd 1857 Mrs Ma
consort of the late John Thaiy in the seth year
of her age.
On the morning of the 18th inst bis residence in New
Hanover County, Mr.. AMARIAH B. EVERETT, aged 46
years and months.
In this town. the 18th inst, ELIZABETH FROST in
FAINT daughter of A and Mary S. McCaeb aged l6 mos
and 10 days.
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April I'd, 1857.
BGnnAyE's HOLLAND Buffers

TNHE CELEBRATED HOLLAND REMEDY FOR
L DYSPEPSIA, DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS, LIVER
COMPLAINT, WEAKNESS OF ANY KIND FEVER
AND AGUE and the various affections consequent
disordered STOMACH OR LIVER such Indigestion,
Acdity of the Stomach Colcky Palms, Heartburn Loss of
Piles Nervous, Rheumatic, and Neuralgc Affections,
it ia instances proved highly beneficial and in
others, effected decided cure.
This is purely vegetable compound, prepared strictly
scientific principles after the of the celebrated Ho
land Professor Berhave Because of its great in
of the European States its introduction into the Uni
ted States was intended especially for those of
faherand scattered here and there the face of this
mighty country. Meeting with great among them,
offer it to the American puoc knowing that It's truly
wonderful medicinal virtues must be acknowledged.
particularly recommended to those persons whose
situtions may have been impaired by the continuous
ardent spirits other forms of sspaon Generally in
Simultaneous effect it finds its way directly the seat
ife thrilling and quickening every raising the
dropping p and, IN tact, lnuslng new health and Vgo1
in the system. .
NOIICE.--WhOever expects to find this beverage will
be disappoined but to the SICK weak and low spirited it
will prove grateful aromatic cordial possessed of singular
| remedial properties.
The great popularity of this Aroma has induced
many limitations which the public should guard against
chasing Be persuaded to buy anything else until you
have given Borhaves Holland Btters fair trial. One bot
tie will convince you how infinitely superior it is to all these
| limitations.
~ Sold at 81 90 per BOTTLE six bottles for S. co. by
the sole propretors, BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. co.
| Manufacturing Pharmaceutsts and Chemists, Pittsburgh
| Pa. - - -- :,
Sold in Wilmington by VIM. H. LIPPITT, WALKER
| MEARES u CO., Dir. A. o. BRADLEY, and Drug
gists generally throughout the United States.
NAV 9Th, 1857 2O4ly--36-ly
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The South. Side Democrat, (Petersburg,) saws:

The South Side Democrat, (Petersburg,) says:
1t is the universal remark that crime was never so
frequent fragrant and attrocous in its character at
the present time. strange mania for revolving
outrage seems to possess the public mind, operating
with fearful force upon those whom temptations and
opportunity urge with their strong seductions. One
phrase OF this universal villainy and perhaps the
most melancholy of all, is thus alluded to in New
York paper
at seems quite certain that the horrid crime of
girl 'murder is on the increase. We never remember
10 nave known so many follow each other in so
snort space OF time as lately Something perhaps
must be allowed for the increase of population ; but
tie number of murdered girls seems out Of all pro-
portion with the increase of the city We apprehend
that our sewing girls, and factory girls not as
prudent as they mig hit be; that they make friends of
people whom they hardly know, and innocently ex-
pose themselves to dangers which they do realize
II ought to be we'll understood that prudent gill
should be out alone, or with strange man, after
nlghtfall. No girl should be persuaded TO drive in
the country sail in boat, place herself in any
way beyond The reach of peoples voices with man
whom she does not know Intimately. Girls working
III factories sowing establishments should cross the
city in knots of two three FOUR especially in the
evening. No girl who respects herself will allow a
stranger on any consideration to converse with her,
or accompany her through the street.
1t is disregard of these obvious rules which has
facilitated the late murders. The New York rowdy
must be guarded against more cautiously than wild
beast. He is more brutal thar the English rufian
more treacherous than the Irish murderer, more vim.
dlctVe than the Spanish bravo, more cowardly than
the Asiatic assassin. He will murder a poor gill
whose peace of mind he has marred but a single
man will scare him -; he never fights unless he has
two on his side to one against him. Against this
species OF brute, which the police never trouble, il
behooves young girls to be we'll on their guard"
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ICE TCEll ICEtt

ICE! ICE!! ICE!!!
YI>HE WILMINGTON ICE HOUSE will be opened for
the delivery of Ice every morning at Sunrise closing
Sunset, except Sundays when it will positively close
A. M.
TERMS CASH-it is earnestly desired that person
will ask deviation from this rule it will certainly be
adhered to.
TICKETS can be procured and DEPOSITS made in ad-
by those who desire avoid the of making
change.
ICE for the country packed and forwarded directed
ICE furnished to the sick free of charge when directed
by Physician or member Of the Visiting Committee.
A. II. VANBOKKELEN, Agent.
April I'd, 1857. 75-6m-3l-6m*
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From FLoR1DA.-By the arrival of the Carolina at
this port, we learn that Gen. Harvey, with part CT
his staff left Tampa in the U. S. steam ship Fashion
on the 28th and is succeeded in the command of the
Department by Col. LOOMS, of the 5tb Infantry
Troops were still actively engaged in the field, and
no orders had been received for Their wthdra wal
The scouts in the vicinity of IstoPoga and Tohopo
coiga have recently met with some success, captur
ing and killing several Indians. 1t is believed that
Gen. Harvey, upon his arrival at Fort Leavenworh
will be ordered to command large force, to proceed
to Utah The general health OF the troops was good
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A SLAVE SALE-The New York Correspondent
olthe Washington Union gives the followng''sell.'
He says
famous abolition preacher in midst met with
the following incident the other day He was told
that most beautiful slave had been purchased the
other day ty southern gentleman" and carried to
the sunny South. The slave was represented to be
exquisite creature, white almost any woman,
with limbs delcately moulded, and rounded in a
manner that would throw sculptor into ecstasies;
her whole appearance was fascinating in a high
deglee; and it was told the reverend gentlemen that
this beautiful creature, with form delicate that
she would adorn any paror in The land was put up
at auction, knocked Gown to the pnce OF $1,000,
with chains on her hands ard wrists. The preacher
took fire at II suggestion his whole soul was filled
with Indignation; he assembled his pulpit; he made
appeal to his people the atrocious nature of the
slave traffic, and intimaed pretty broadly for what
purpose so beautifully girl was purchased at such
an enormous price. 1t was minated that the preach.
felt somewhat disconnected when he learned tn at
the pretty creature the marble Greek Slave, SO
famous on both sides of the Atlantic Many people
considered that both the preacher and the slave
sold.
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RoSN-Snce last the mari has ruled very frm for
transactions have been limited We quote % 81 25
quality Some parcels Of pale No. have been received
and notice sales OF $50 bbls Sc SO per Dbl.
In Ne. learn of only two small transactions
at 81 IS 81 40 per bbl The market for Common has
ruled very quiet for the past three The receipts
have been very meagre and nearly all market is in
hands, which iaheld firmly at IS and upwards, per
bb of 80 lbs On Monday sale made at 81 20 for
medium size bbls, which is decline but there few
sellers now at that figure Sales for the week of only
Friday 80. $500 bbls at 81 80 for assorted Sizes
Monday. 900 do. 20 do. medium size bbls.
TAR-n this article have change notice for
mer prices The receipts continue quite small and
orally taken by zhPP P at e 40 per be Sales as follows
Tuesday: .... 100 do. 5. 20 :. s.
Wednesday. .24O do. g I 40 g
Thursday. >. 100 do. Sc 40 Sc
BEEF Caffeine late arrivals of beeves the supply
in butchers hands has been all worked off market entirely
find quick sale high prices In the absence Of sales
quote nominaly at s. to 10 cents h. for stall atted
CorFEE-The Stock of nearly descriptions fully fair
and the market rules quiet Sales for the week confined to
small from store at prices ranging within quotations
see table.
CorroN-There has been very little done in this arti-
and dealers not disposed to We note the sale
only two small parcels Con Wednes ay) at 34 lSsc
per ID. tor low middling and middling
CORN MEAL-The market is very poorly supplied, with
good demand existing and prices have gone up
EMPTY BARRELs-The market rules exceedingly firm 70,
Spirits Turpentine barrels at prices quoted in last
here is good demand existing with light STOCK onering
the week at prices ranging IS to 81 sa each
| for Sc cond hand as in quality.
weeks past and in consequence of which the supply
ket become materially reduced The favorable adVces
received om other markets has also caused frmnes
and prices here have decided upward tendency Sales Of
State brands have been made at So IS for fne 81 2fo
superne 81 IS per Dbl for family At the time of max
ing up our report holders generally asking advance
on above figures but only two small lots have sold al
81 so supefne The above quotations for parcels
from wharf, higher rates have to be paid from store
GRAIN-ln Corn there has been considerable activity
been obtained highest quotation of this day week
The receipts comprise only about bushels and sales
at prices ranging from 70 to 81 cents bushe al
follows $50 bushels at IS cents 4sOO do at 80 CENTS l.
$50 do at 81 cents 400 do. SIS cents 300 do at "
cents and balance to order closing at highest
ure with fair demand from dealers. -0ATs-W nave
nothing to note in the market for this article mere
but little demand at present. and the stock IN dealers nand
is fully fair for the season. of bushels has been
ceived and gone into L. the absence Of sales we quote
] norinally at 55 to 60 cents per bushel-PEAs-Ihs
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OF Tennessee the scarcity of food for man and beast
1t is said, is absolutely distressing at present. and
promising to become worse. The farmers have no
corn or rough feed, the hogs have persisted from
starvation, and the cattle are dying rapidly.
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REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET
FOR THE WEEK ENDING MAY 14TH, 1857.

TURP ENT1NEThe recent rains have caused considerable
the Northwest branch of the river but nearly
all of last years crop had been dy brought to Market
of has arrived from above ter dur
ing past week. until favorable weather the
cepts Of must be very light which will have tendency
to keep prices There is very little it any, dema nd for
by disters No change to make former rates and the
market has ruled quite firm at So IS for new virgin and 81
old yellow Dip and ST. 65 for hard per bb of $50
The transactions for the week ended this morning.
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NOTE. River Lumber Tar and Iurpentne, sold in the
water subject to the Of landing
Iurpenne about lO@ cents per bbland naval stores
when brought railroad about the sane expenses in
curred-*FOr Virgin mixed Turpentine q deduction
Of one the price of yellow DIP
cording to quality.
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Office ,

ON and after this day, January 18th, 1857 all ,amsaet
Advert senents Nj UST BE PAID FOR IN ADVANCE, il
cash, before they will be inserted
Our friends in the country we'll in will please
bear this in mnd and remit the amount they willing
lay out in ayerts ng with the copy they wish inserted.
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since have been above.
SPIRITS TURPENTlNE-There has been rather firm
ness the market since last though the transactions
have light The weeks receipts have been small, and
there only moderate stock market By reference to
our table lelow it will be seen that quotations the
same Thursday last No sales this morning. The
operations for the week follows:
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TlCkETS FIFTY CENTS.

the renowned dscoverer OF the Invaluable Hair
sail continues to labor in behalf of the afflicted
his neocnes are uni rsaly admitted by the American
press De M superior to all others for causing the hair
the OF the aged that has been svered many
to grow orth with as much vgor and luxuranee when
blessed with the advantages of youth
mere can De no doubt that of greatest discover
les IN the medical world restores permanently gray
10 ts original Color and makes it beautiful silky
texture which has been very desirable in all ages of
world.-[St. LOUIS Morning Herald
For sale in Wilmington by WALKER MEARES & co.
and by Druggists generally
May 5.--204 -2weod-36.2t
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nigh We have sSs had no report for
Eeud Pd qaSk iaS st. 81 to q o
e stored nohng in IS days since by deal
We have change to notice in the price Of clean and the
'G MATrhe fairly supplied and rules aa aSSy the
s Rse time SoI fs No late receipts Of
days since and taken by dealer at 81 per 100 lbs
LIn the absence of receipts the stock market has
become materially reduced in moderate demand. See Ia
Mo1AssEs.-The market for Cuba rules firm, with fair
have ali been closed off, cargo of 2s hhds was received
from Cardenas Tuesday and held at 81 So per
PorAroEsrish are in demand and few or none on mar
readily bring % 5Oa 50 per bb Sweet sell
PRovIsoNs-For C. cured BACON the market continues
rule very rm and the receipts have been
tendency Several parcels have been received this
week. and stored for higher There has existed good
lbs Is cents for hams and d. la cents Per h. for
hog round-cash and tme-the market closing highest
figures See table for quotations of sides and shoulders
Little Western received since last and with
moderate demand from dealers the stock first hands has
12 cents for shoulders and l3t IA per for
the former are in limited demand but the latter are in
% % msLe there IS an ao
demand for retailing purposes parcels readily taken
and sold cents bS and 1873 aaTS e Sss
per h. in kegs none now in first hands
Market m00eSdIeIy Suppueu Nortncrn Mess,
rules firm at former rates See table for store rates.
! titles to suit.
SALT-Nothng done in Alum, and late receipts We
unable to give price, in the absence of Sales
and therefore omit prices We quote from store at 80
and little or no demand of $50 sacks (eceved coast
wisel sold from wharf few days since at S cents per sack
Nothing done in Contract Sales small boat loads
mon at 81 rs 81 per nj.
SLAVES There is moderate demand for good quality
w o. Bbl. and of consequence arriving Sale day
two since of small lot $4,000 undessed at SIG per
M.
TlMBER-Has been brought in moderately during the
week, and the market has ruled quite firm with fair de-
from mier The sales reach about 25 RATS prices
ranging from IS 80 per M, in quality. See table.
FRElGHsWe have no mat change to make former
only moderate and vessels plenty See table for last pr
ces paid