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New York Lottery Cases

New YORK. Jan. 22.-The lottery cases of Wood
Eddy Co., have been sent to the Court of Gen
era Sessions for trial in accordance with the motion
of the District Attorney.
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The New York Journal Of Commerce says:

The New York Journal Of Commerce says:
In view of the present relations Of this country with
Cuba may be interesting to trace the export trade of
that Island sugar and moasses during the last year.
The following will show the comparative shipments of
sugar from Havana and Matanzas during each of the last
five years, specifying the to this country and
Great Britain and giving the toa to all countries The
figures are brought down December St and
hoYa Of lhS
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IL points to hear from in Ohio and In
diana, packed last year 80, 400, esti-
tmated at Observation-Disclosures. 424eo
2,2ss,l ,l5o
1876 points reported by Cincinnati
Prices Current for 1878 .2lao77s
Omitted by do. do....................,.. 9S,569
245 points reported by Com.
Review, for 1859. 2 255 600
IL points yet to hear from
packed lS57-S.... 81, ,490
add probable increase 10000
-- 2,2ss, ,15O 44o2s46s1
Increase in number over 1S57-S..... 59SOS
Decrease in weight. 36,774,O65
Equal to-. ..................... 1s3s7O hogs of2OO
Nett Decrease. .............. 124,os7 lbs EACH
-The weight of 24eO hogs is estimated the average
of the 2255660 Decrease in Lard per hog is 6100 bs
which on 2, ,23s ,347 hogs is ,0s7 ,66S pounds.
With this statement before the relative supply of
Provisions for the years 1858 and 1859 may
with considerable accuracy We give view Of the
question and the for it. OF the of both
our readers will judge We would thus state the
First-Supply for the year 1883
Hogs packed at packing points, as per state
Hogs cured at places not included in statement
and by feeders at home which upon careful
inquiry We place at 400 900
Hogs received at New York during the year and
consumed by fresh Meat Markets and in 'ice
cure" 551, ,479
Hogs received and consumed in same manner at
at one. half the New York receipts, say..... 27573e
Making total supply for the year 1858 Of. 565
Second-Supply for the year 1859
Eogs packed at packing points, as per state
ment. .......................... 229s $50
Less decreased weight ht.................. 1873 $40
21142so
Hogs cured at places not included in statement
and by feeders at home, which for
stated below, confirmed by careful inquiry, We
Hogs received at the city of New York for fresh
Meat Markets and lice cure,n which est
innate at the figures for the year 1857 conf
dent they will not be exceeded if reached, and
which were. .......................... 2Ss ,9s4
Receipts at Baltimore, Boston and Philadelphia,
onehalf New York. 144, ,4s2
Making total supply for the year 1859 2647 756
Deficiency as compared with the supply for 1858
of acknowledgements. ...... s17sO9
In regard the supply Lard 1858 and 1852 we
give the following figures:
Decrease at packing points, shown by state
ment... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 9,0S7, ,66s
Decrease for yield Of 800 900 Hogs, short in coun
try 20 lbs. EACH. 5000, 900
Decrease in Hogs at Northern cities, say 494 COO,
20 lbs each $50 900
Aggregate decrease in supply "a e67 66S
The above statement much of which is based upon es
mates the of which is yet to be ascerane
makes very large deficiency in the supply of Provisions
for the coming year. bat the paper from which
tracted understood here be the of the buls
and said to be controlled by parties having large in
terest in keeping the price of Provisions. The state
ment is generally regarded by parties the trade here
as utterly unreliable
The annexed Breadstu statistics are from Ed ward Bilps
Flour and Grain Circular
EXPORT OF BREADsruFPs TO GREAT BRITAIN IRELAND
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A LARGE HAVANA Reconnaissance days ago the
chief OF police received information from the Con-
sui at Havana that some 500, 900 worth of jewery
had been stolen from house in Havana and it was
New Orleans. The police set to work and arrested
man named Duroes in the City Hotel. Subse-
quently person named Sery was arrested, and it
appeared from the confessions that they and Ita-
liam had committed the larceny. Sery was en-
ployed in the house that was robbed and was in
duced by the Others to afford them facilities for the
robbery. More than half the stolen property was
in the Custom House, awaiting importation, and
ration. The thieves could not be held-N. o. BuI-
Ietil.
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bushels unsound Milwaukee at SIS cts 5000 unsound red
winter Illinois at $l2o, and large parcel of white wes
Rye is steady at 5000 cts, with sales of $500 bushels
within the range
holders the sales include 5000 bushels private terms
Oats are frmer, with fair inquiry at 5O56 for Jer
oOGo6 cts for Western, and 60(d64 for Canadian
corn is dull and unsettled with sales of bushels
20 cts for mixed Western, generally held S7sS
SldS2 cts for Southern yellow and so for Jersey yellow
SUGARs-The market is quite firm with moderate in
quiry. The auction of New Orleans this morning was
well attended, all at full prices The transac-
ons comprise % hhds. Cuba at ~ cts: $50 do New
leans at 4lGSh cts. for common to prme and by
ton 2O5 hhds do at 71S@ ask cts
PRovIsIoNsThe pork market is less active and is lower
the arrivals fairsaes of 800 bbs. at SIS GOALS
12h for new mess sl7 so for old do s19 1920 90 for
clear and Sl3 400 3 so for prime Included the sales
are 900 bbls. prime for 10th February at sI8 So
Beef is in good demand and is firmly hedsales of 4sO
bbs at So 5oa7 for country primes ss9 for do s9dlO
o0 for repacked western mess and $11 so for extra.
Prime mess is in fair demand; sales of 300 tcs good
Western at SISSY Beef hams firm; sales of So 900
tics. at $3d15 for to good Lard is lower: the
demand less active; sales of 900 bbs at I2 cts
Cut meats in good demand sales of 400 hhds and
tcs at 9G94 hams and 6G69s cts for shoulders
Dressed Hogs are in good demand at 74(dS cts. OF
picked sides note sale of Is 0GO lbs light weight
81 cts. Butter and Cheese firm and in demand
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS, January 22-In Bread
stufs there has been activity to in Flour since
prices 253h cts per bbl The demand has been mostly
OF speculative character, and 9d10y0OO bbls have
changed hands this week at s525G5.5O for superfne
S562& up to Sc for extras and So to $50 per Dbl for
extra family and fancy brands, according to quality
cuding 1000 bbls of the latter kept secret The
market at the close has upward tendency, and
holders are not willing to sell at the highest figures the
receipts being light The trade have been buying more
freely at the above figures and fancy lots at higher prices
ranging up to S7.75 per Dbl. Rye Flour is scarce at
S3s7h94 per Dbl at which rate sales have been made
Corn Meal-The market is bare, and Pennsylvania is
wanted at So so bb sale of 400 hhds Brand
made at price kept private, and 400 Buck
wheat Meal at 50. so the 100 lbs.
np The qof Elour rop1M
the week ending January 20, 1889
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Shipping Sntslligsntt.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, Jan. %.

seamer fG patafseG aayed IS hours from New York
West River ship Sebastian Cabot Watts from
for Tacuahqana going down wished to be reported
& sfeSmers Snm Nv = Thomson @ Gomar and rtisan Coleman
dephia-ail with mdse to q i i, 4 bSl bShriver.
Steamer Belvidere, Keene, Richmond-J Brandt Jr.
bbg msn Weab a deT new @ tOns Graham Lasuayra
pr Sehr p & GqytiIeT Krwan EdenOn, Elizabeth City and
Henry G%% GsSsf er GfngR A. shrver
sr sS,e ss GoWe cGTf NsR Yo%horf RHgs5 RgSa
Bark Electric, r) Heppe Kingston, ia, in tow ofsteam
Sehr Spirit Of the Times Lufrio Kingston, Ja and Porto
5'Sf%Ss FengdEs Ete aroor Grace
in tow Of steamtug TigresS
sehr Elliott Parmsee Msyagnez r R., in tow of the
Bark Norval Br Jerfry, London, in tow of steamtug
steamship ERSN gTsTs Nsv FsG eth
Ship Helen A. Millf sweeney New York Goth inst
BsTE HazaTd Williams, c%arsston 2St 10th inst
Rrig Mary il Kelley, Boston, 10Th inst inst l'''' ''S'
Schr Nickerson, Baker Boston, 2oh inst '''s'
Brig o sa1f fGsSR s1' inst
ns'S sa lnis
schr. Patriot, Willy, Norfolk, 2Ist inst --'" ''''
fIs 5G saed aRain SaG Sfe M
Hsd4sT S@
remained at Buenos Ayres, Nov 26 S''''D' ''' o'A
Brig Cygne Barnard, from Havana, arrived at Maanzas
Brig John Hooper, COugh, for Charleston, cleared
Brig Queen Of the South Chapman from sagua arrived
schooner consignee of this vessel teegraph
raise the vessel and take her wilmington for $500
day last or Td for bound to
schr Maryland LAYTON hence at Charleston, 10Th inst
schr Ellen Bush Skinner for Baltimore sailed from Ma
schr. Union, Malows, from Baltimore for Frankfort ar
Schr Mgnonette Snow. from Richmond arrived at Phia
-0'- ..'' EASTERN PORTS
NEW YORK hsl d adppqnry ship Rreadp9ught
Jaeme Crynshaw Richmond ca brig Protens. Havana
ship BBsRSs BaaRnSs gd Rab
London barks ida Kmbal Havana; Fortune, Marseil
sSFio Kingston h
January R,nr 22Ar steamship Marion Charleston ship
schrs G. W Audenred Alexander, Virginia. Montrose Eli
nPHiIADELPHIA, January 22-Arr steamship City o
Richmond Richmond bark Powhattan Palermo; schrs Ian
Keystone State Chareston barks eTrimact cienfnegol
nsm fs sssanna L. s Lev'n
January an;n 3A steamer Phneas sPrague
Mataro, New Orleans; bark San Gaiveston brig
Martha Worthngton, Surnam; Handy King, Mobile CT,
bark Carb, Truxio; brigs Bengalen, Rotterdam Brisk
Halifax Anna Gardner, New York.
SOUTHERN PORTS.
NORFOLK, January 2l-Arr. schr Staten Islander, New
Hayep Todsbury, York River Buenauiss Harwich Ring
gold New York. Cid schrs. Prompt, VIM. Spear, Rich
mond; John L. Darling, Providence.
RICHMOND, January 2O.-Arr. schrs. o. H. Booth ani
Haxall, New York; S. v. W. Simmons, Attakapas CT,
schr Manchester, New York.
WILMINGTON, January 20.-Arr. schrs. Henry Hooten
Boston: J. II. Fanner, New York.
NEW ORLEANS, January 22-Arr (pertel) ships Grea
Republic, New York: Zephyr, Boston. CID ship Golde
Fleece, New York
SAIIN on DCE N SnL, MEpC
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Freight trains will commence running on the
Manassas Gap Railroad to Edinburg, Shenandoah
Co., on Monday next
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LEAD MINING AT GALENA.-A very large number
of men are now at work in mining throughout the
lead region. From the neighborhOod of all the diff
ferent diggings we hear much the same report. The
most of the miners at work in the old diggings
this winter, and perhaps there is prospect
ing than IN common seasons This is an indication
favorable to large YIELD as prospecting is always
coupled with the idea of greater chance or hazard
than working mines that have previously been dis
covered. The aggregate amount OF the earnings
of the miners this winter will be large.-Gdlena Ad-
| uocate. Jan. 10.
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE

LAGUAYRA-6,3O0 bushels wheat, 254 kegs lard 100
tins do, 20 jars butter, 40 kegs do tres hams Dbl
do, tres rice 10 boxes cheese, 10 rolls leather box
do 100 boxes alcohol do mdse 25 do candles 10 bags
cumming seed, 100 reams straw paper, bags pepper
demijehn whiskey, box fire crackers, l bundle picks
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A LARGE CHoIR-The choir at the ponular ser
vices at st. Pauls, London, comprises some 500
individuals and includes many of the finest amateur
singers in London, of both sexes. With the excep-
ton OF the leader, the whole of them are altogether
ton to the practice of ecclesiastical vocal music.
They are all persons to whom music is simply a
pleasing recreation; many of them are in circum-
stances of ease and affuence, some being members
of one or the other of the learned professions and
it is beyond doubt the finest as it is the largest
amateur choir ever organized in any place ofpublic
| Worshin
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A bill is pending before the New York legislature
to prohibit children from visiting theatres without
parents or guardians. In alluding to the subject,
the New York Evening Post says: Public order de-
mands that the bill should be passed. 1t NAV be
questioned whether any exception should be made
for the religious services on Sunday evenings but
when we recall the theatrical practice of calling
out the speaker cheering the prayers, and singing,
and other comcaltes that have been enacted at the
National, we can see no reason why there should
be exception in that case. Captain De Camp
has already found it necessary to allow none but
respectable boys"-a somewhat mythical classic
enter ON such occasions.
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A bed of rich coal has just been discovered near
Duisburg, on the Rhine, in the country of Mors, in
Rhensh Prussia, and there is to believe that
it is of considerable extent
genuine Scotch haggis, 'great chieftain o. the
pudding race is its way across the Atlantic, to
grace the table of the Burns festival in Boston,
The city Of Cleaveland Ohio is infested by incendi
aries. On Wednesday night they caused heavy
loss, the Cleaveland Light Guard losing new set
Of uniforms, stand of muskets, furniture, etc.
heir loss is about $500.
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From JAMAICA.-A letter from Kingston, Dec %
1858, says: most terrific shock of an earthquake
felt in this city this morning at IL o'clock,
causing some damage. This shock is declared to
be the most severe ever felt in this island.
The Petersburg lntelligencer says that during the
months of November and December 1856 negroes
were shipped the Petersburg and Weldon
railroad for the cotton and rice fields Of the South.
Tuesday lO7 more sent upon the same road;
and l90 more, the property of Mr.. John d.
Ragland, are now in readiness to be forwarded to
the same market.
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SAILING OF OCEAN STEAMERS.


TO DEPART.
Steamers. From For Day
Africa ..........New York Liverpool Jan l9
Circassian Galway New York Jan q
Arago southampton. New York. Feb. 5
Bremen. n..........NewY York. Bremen Feb IL
TO ARRIVE.
Jura. Liverpool New York JAN
Europa. Liverpool York Jan
Bremen Bremen .........New York. Jan
Arago.. Southampton New York ...Jan IL
New York. Bremen. New York. Feb
Fulton Southampton. New York -. Feb
The Overland Mail for California leaves st. Louis every
Monday and Thursday at A NJ Letters designed for it
should be marked Overland, via St Iouis.'
The Havana steamers leave New York the ID Ith l2h
th and 9th of each month"; and Charleston s. c. the
th and 18th The New York steamers of the I'd and 18th
the under strict with Government to sail
on their appointed days.
For iNDIA &c-The Overland Mail to India closes in Lon
don as follows: Via Marsees the I'd, 9TH 18th, and 18th
of each month"; via Southampton. 4tl 18th Goth
China, via Marsees 9th and 25th via Southampton, 4
and both For Australia, via Marseilles and Suez, the
10TH via Southampton and Suez, 18th. When the date OF
making up the Indian and Australian mails at London falls
on Sunday, they made the evening previous
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23S 347 1885, $50
II points to hear from in Ohio and In
diana, packed last year 81, AGO, esti
tmated at Observation-Disclosures. 1890
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JOHN H. HARRIS
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

TI'HF undersigned hss beer spPointec agent FOR
i the PENNSYLVANIA RAilhuAl ano a. nov
prepared O. execute Bills OF IadiHg through 10 Bos-
ton, New York Philadelphia or Baltimore Oh exceed
ing liberal terms.
He Willsss. cnterin INTO arrangements Tor the deliv
cry of Goods from any OF the Eastern cities 10 all
points the CumberlanG river az reasonable rates
Dor information apply to
JOHN II. HARRIS. STEAMBOAT Agent,
nov1s-tt Z Al FgsBER. WHEIKfx Coz
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DIyIDEND.

FTsHF Board of directors Of the Nashvliie CONNER
/ etal Insurance Company haze this day declared
a dividend II Twelve per cent 90 the whole tapisa
STICK out OF the PR nts 81 tie lat sin moDts,
SIX per ceut 90 be applied Co The tai Up 81 the
naming stock nutes and the GtsE pr cent o. he
PAID 10 the stockholders in cash amer the lskh
inst. JAMES NAlkth,
mAvs-im Secretary.
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Giurrp Stables.

LEV A Il Ill A n
Livery, Sale L Exchange Stables,
NORTH MARKET sIPEkT,
j. G. M'FERkIN, Proprietor.
II He undersigned having leased the ubove we'll
u known establishment formerl! kept 10y MIR. JOHN
Ii. SLOAN has thoroughly repaired rehtteO il in
all its departments challenges COmpe titiO in
point OF convenience and capacity from any similar
establishment in the South west.
LIVERY.
shall keep constantly CD hand a number of baud
vehicles of all kinGs, and a stud OF horses
unsurpassed in style, speed and safety.
SALE.
am prepared to fill any bill for gentlemen wish
ing to purchase carriage buggy saddle horses, and
will guarantee entire satisfaction.
Drivers of stock will find at my establishment suit
able accommodations for any number of horses or
mules, at reasonable rates.
IL ABIDING.
Gentlemen wishing accommodation for horses and
vehicles ensured that stock will receive the best
attention and at the lowest current rates.
also provided With all the facilities for Break
ing eating NickiIg and Docking horses and willen-
sure satisfaction.
willreceve and sell stock of all kinds commits
sion and from a thorough acquaintance and constant
lamilia rity with the market, feel hesitation in
promising satisfaction.
Being determined to give satisfaction 60 all no
may call, portion Of public patronage is solicited.
J. c. NJ, Fl hin,
JanlS-dly Late OF Bowling g. cen. Ky.
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&c T. d GAR
MEMPHIS, NEW ORLEANS AND VICKSBUEG
LINE OF BOATS,
james JsLISGn, Nashville Z. Howard, and
Red RGVpr

One Of these Boats viii lca Vc Nashville every 9th
er Gay at noon; time from Nashville 10 Memphis For.
tv-eeht Hours; Nicksburg Five lays and TO New
Orleans IN seven Lays
Boats leave Nashville every cay and wait for the
arrival al the lts'srt ger Tran : before starring
For first class accommodation upon the Roats Tick
cts can be prtc rel tire different points at prices
nameu IN q e am exec Scheh It OF Ratrs
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Excitement in Havana.

S~sfsARs at " Langley 4 CO =. she are cps
u ing large assortment ,seiesfee Slsh greet tar
by Que who kpews-
DEIPfTsS FINE SNIFF
Rss, ana M.e.hex IN lAAaIAN Z Co,
s.nIa uniG1
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Rates Charged for Seeond-Class Tickets.

migrants will bc taken ulIon beck ~ reduced
price, ana tuu three Ia collar cheaper than BY
my other route
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Steamboats,.
New Orleans & Nashville Packet.

freight Steamer EASTPUk1 -lf3<377
Z. Wool, Master, will continue
the above trade tie entire n;kii regular
trips be this city and New OIl' ans The East
FORT is fast, of light draugIt aud we'll oaptet for
the Cum berlanG riyertrs
nov24-ti A. HAMILTON, Agent
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Chitarcn'S Carrirees.

n. nacEFY.
I2ng7-sf nss 81 Market street
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LIVERY STABLE.

XNTM. T. WRIGHT & CO., would respect ~
w fully inform the citizens of Nashville ks-AT
and the public generally that they have III
purchased the well known Livery Stable the stock
and fixtures, form erly occupied by Vim. Philips, on
Market Street jus below the Square.
We have hrst-rate lots and box-sthlls to accommC-
date drOvers, and all friends who may favor US
with their patronage.
We pledge ourselves to give satisfaction in all cases.
We have Il large number of fine Saddle Horses and
ne Bugges to hire at all times.
The factis do not intend ben RsUrpassed by any
Stable in the Southern country Come along and see
for yourselves.
feb3-ly VIM. T. WRIGHT l. co.
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ii nn=sy nnished ~hieh saI sald le~eE than ever
fshs MACKENZIE q nfScHIS.
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sole heather.

XxTE are ia receipt of, and IN keep cGastsnily %
w hand large stack of supsripr Osk and Heur
loek Tanned sole leather which egeF u the trade
the lowest possible agures-
aa6 x I. ASphiscVS.
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Louisville & Nashville Railroad.

FREIGHT NOTICE.
Ii Frci-lts viii he forwarded blythe Evening Train
~ and must he delivered at the Staon between the
hours of ard l. 80 AN las after that IN
for storing
Freightsfor intermediate noints between Nashville
and Gallatin must be prepaid mere.
lanll-u II. FAUNTI FROY, Agent
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Louisville and Cincinnati Packets
Reliance, Dunlieth. lila, John GuaIt and
Tempest,

Leave Nashville every lhuI sday and Tuesday al IL
O'Clock NJ. Time from Nashville to Louisville Sixty
Hours and {" Cincnn"ti F"Dr lays.
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ElIR SAI.E-

T have four good house servants for sale that are
i well qualified, ALSO good seamstress, at No.
80 Cedar street r. J. LflES,
pTro--tf
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Magnificent scheme

TO BE DRAWN
EACH SATURDAY IN JUNE.
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Shirts AID Underwear.

4I-E arr seE RECEIVING saIA Fb asscFtment a
w shirts, 81 the latest raterns, A.l Alied 20 a.
we'll, and 70 be made an rst rate ssi Al o, every
variety OF seaEollahlr Underwear Of Siik, Lish
thread sa-l.fnere, Meuno, Cofion Aushn- &C. Se
f0r sal ky u. hcstii.
msr2s-if a
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CARTER, WILSFORD l. co.,
Successors to Carer, Mckay d Co..
WHOLESALE GR0CLRS AND COMMISSION
M E RICH A N T S,

AND DEALERS
Foreign and Don este liquors, Cigars, &C.,
NO. MARKET strict,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE,
UIAvE now in store and TO arrive
II SUGARS.
100 hhds. New Orleans Sugar, all grades;
100 bbls. Crushed Sugar, ali graUes;
so st. Louis Loaf sugar all grades
SO 90 Powdered sugar all grades.
CUfk III.
500 bags prime Rio Conee.
MOIASSES.
100 bbls. New Crop Molasses, al grades;
100 hall bbls. New Crop MOlasses, all grades;
so bbls and kegs Golden syrup.
LlQU OIiS.
100 bbls. Pixies Magnolia Risky
100 " Dean X Hale do,
100 Smiths Reserve DO;
Ito -" Old Rye do;
100 80 Tennessee White do;
2u0 &" Old Country DO;
100 {" Old bourbon do;
100 - Old MonOngehala do;
40 " Robertson county do;
100 pkgs. Port and Malaga W inc;
10 baskets Champagne Vine;
500 pkgs. Brandy, various brands
200 bbls Motifs Celebrated Cider vinegar
SUNDklkS.
1000 kegs Nails, assorted;
500 boxes Star Candles;
400 half boxes Tallow Candles,
1000 Reams Hemp Wrapping Paperi
100 boxes Starch;
1000 bags Fine salt;
900OI0 &. ID Caps;
100 bbls. Fresh Ale:
so Heroes Rice;
loo + and l . fb Caddis Black and Common Tea;
so chests Black aud Green Iea,E
$50 cans Fresh Cove oysters;
100 boxes v r. Cheese, prime;
100 O. f. ID. g. q
800 bags Shot assorted;
1000 lbs Bar Lead;
so bags Black Pepper;
100 doZ. Brooms;
100 Cotton Rope: