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The .sEIixfr.,,

Prepared by Or JAS. WILLIAMS, for the cure ofDYS
PEPsY and nothing but DYSPEPSY, las advertised in
another column has, by It's own merits obtained for
itself high reputation in Philadelphia that Physi-
clans acquainted with its properties using them
selves and prescribing it to their patients convinced
by observation, of its great efficacy in restoring the
disordered digestive organso healthy function. M
merous cases OF Dyspepsy, of the most aggravated
character, which were abandoned as incurable by
of the Medical Faculty have by the of this
Elixir been restored perfect health, attested Ger
hcates testify r.- aprl3-1y
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Intelligence from Indiana.
puWELL SLADE, says:

ARLINGTON. Wayne CO., Ind, April 81, 1857.
''Alow me to say that Hoofand's German Buffers
have truly performed miracles in this part Of the
country and there are many who can and do speak of
its excellency and intrinsic merits. l send you the
names of some who have been greatly relieved by it
j. j. Swing Mrs. ID. d Carson, Mrs. Elizabeth Hunt,
Mrs. john Minor, Mr. N. Reggie, Mrs. f. Sell and ma
ny others" ...
These Br,ters intended for Liver Complaint Dys-
pepsI Nervous Debility, and diseases arising from
dsordered stoma they Will perform what il is said
they will For sale by druggists and store kee peEs
every and village in the United states Cana
das West Indies, and South America IS cents per
bottle. that the signature of c. NJ jackson is
the wrapper Of each bottle. ianl-lm
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The way to keep well, take McLean's Gle
brdtei Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier.
be careful in diet, and no disease can attack
the system. This Cordial is the most effective
Alternative and Tonic ever known. IL is u
perfect preventive OF disease, and it strength
ems the system and purifies and cleanses the
blood. Try it, and you viii be convinced.
See the advertisement in another column.
ianIS-2w
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-26

GEO. BROWN. A J. HOOPER. GEo. NIZEIi.
ffFr 81 II late B. Ldufsr q 90
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River and steamboat News.


jan 24-Sailie West, Padncah.
F1s Jno Gault, Louisville.
Ella. Cincinnati.
25-S. p. Hubbard, Pittsburg.
DEPARTED.
Sallie West, Paducal.
The river is rising slowly with about
Il feet water on Harpeth Shoals
Business on the levee yesterday was brisk.
The CtId is the regular mail boat for Padu-
cab to-day at II o'clock VI. connecting at
that place with regular steamers for Louis
Vile aud Memphis
The Johz CanA YVES unable TO get off last
night She will leave this morning for Lonis-
vile and all intermediate ports. Capt. BUNcE
and CHARLEY RzEDER are not only popular
gentlemen In the trade, but have made the
Can't an indispensable institution between
this city and Louisville
The s. p. HiBbyd arrived yesterday morn
Ing
The Ella, which arrived night before last
from Cincinnati, had the largest freight list OF
the season. her manifest measuring yards an
length. Her nose I" is somewhat d faced
from collision with the DeLeyaE aside from
that She looks as well as usual She viii
leave this evening return trip if she sue
eds ia delivering all OF her freight to-day.
She is in charge of the clever and popular
MILF AIKEN; a more deserving aad accOmmo-
dating 2 ntleman never tread the deck OF q
steamer assisted in the office by JNo- MORGAN
SMITH, "A SECRETARY without a superior on the
western waters, and Il gentleman always rea-
DIV and prompt in the discharge OF has duty
The yIDaes Johnson will leave this nlsrnIng
at 10 O'Clock for New Orleans. She has an
excellent trip in sight among her freight list
will he n ar zoo head of fine Tennessee mules
for the Louisiana market. The veteran JESSE
JonNsoN is in command assisted 10y a supe-
rior cops of officers For safety, speed and
comfort she stands without rival In the trad r..
We are under renewed obligations to hcr in
defatigable clerks for river tdyors- May their
shadows never grow less, and may we have
the pleasure of hearing from, aud greeting
them often,
Passing throu yh College street last evening
we noticed JeSo2-snpp0Scd to be connected
with the Johnson family passing the streets
with sign -pasi' on the extremity of bis di
lapid Itcd beaver. We were pl ased to learn.
that when recognised 10y his III nds. the old
worn out beaver was "wrcckrd" and a new
"otier' substituted. Loag may it wave.
The Red Rouey and 4. c. Tse,chd from New
Orleans, are due this evening.
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To Nerxon. sufferers.

Aretired Gentleman having been restored to health
n few days, after many years Of nervous suffering
wlsend ree) to assist others, copy of the prescr
tion and supply of the remedy, on receiving
stamped envelope bearing the applicants address. Di
rect the Rev. JOHN II. DAGNAIL, 1856 Fulton street
Brookyn,N MY aprl3-tri-w-s
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ry- We observe that our friend W. j.
MELMER has commenced the Family Grocery
business at Ill Broad street. Such an estab-
l.shment in that part of the city has been
IN ich needed and will be an accommodation to
f,miIies in that region, and will no doubt be
well patronized. To those wanting fresh ar
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-26

r- It has been mutually agreed by the
publishers of the daily papers in Nashville,
that hereafter they will not furnish their pa
per free of charge to any yearly advertiser.
We make this statement in order that there
may be no misunderstanding in future bust
ness transactions with our patrons. II
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-26

A VERY pa aaAHiE Farm, aksut sS missfrora
"A Mesa ssise, retaining aDaaf Two Hundred and
Tbirsy Acrez- Fer teflns Apply q
Esa N VAUGHN,
laniQ-1 No. a GERRY street.
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supreme Court.

NASHVILLE, Tuesday, Nov. Is.
S. T. Love, Executor of G. j. Love, VS.. j.
c. McLemore and Williams vs.. McLem0re
Opinion by Wright. j.; affirming decree of
Chancellor.
F. Owen and wife VS.. A. L. and q. C. Han
cock, et' ais. Opinion by Caruthers, j.; de-
cree modified, and the adjustment and rights
made 18th July, 1858, will stand, and ac-
counts ordered will be taken here.
Nancy r. Crittenden VS.. Thomas Posely.
Opinion Icy Csruthers, j.; reversing decree on
cross bill on the measure of damages.
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Gss- The following testimonial from JOHN
MCLEAN, Jr., son of Hon. Judge MCLEAN, is
an evidence of the success of DIR. MoScHzIsKER:
II is well known to my numerous friends
that have been deprived of my hearing for
many years; | am happy to state that have,
thanks To DR.. VoN MO-CIZLsKER, entirely re-
covered. My hearing is now a. acute as ever
JOHN MCLEAN, JR.
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A PRnK artisls of osass asa sugar, jass reosased
~ and Zoe sale hy ss
MlxEII., HOoFER q CO.
IAnIl has Z zaA . AAEkst street.
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AFHEw IzE1T-x BwfaIfSs % Hsh street, South
IL 8zsaN Apiys0 hossts 4 Bsl. sesosd aoer
fEesa 1fez1s&E h~aze. 14Hls-d
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BURNS Celebration i'm New york.

Jan. 25.-At the celebration in New York
tonight, the Burns Club proposed the follow
ing toast and sentiment, by telegraph. to all
Burns Clubs in America-to be drank pre-
cisely at 10 O'Clock to night New York
time:
May they preserve the songs and dis
seminate the sentiments of Burns ill man to
man the warld o'cr> shall brithers be, and a.
tbatic
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-26

,aa sAexs eoxs "a Ana .a4 ssr .als y
lVU aesss D. D Dickxfs
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Robertson Lectures.

The last Lecture OF the Course for this benefit Of the
Robertson Association VIII be delivered on THURS
DAY EVENING, al ~ O'Clock, at tho First Baptist
Church, (Dr. HownI's,l BY the Hon. EDsrsp coorEs,
Of sheibyyiiie. satJeet-s DeH<sfie Lis.'' g.cksls
u be had at The door. Admission 70 cent?.
jan2e-2t 80 tiFs attstat1
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River News.

LOUISVILLE. Jan. 25.--noOn-The river is
rising, with 81 feet water in the canal.
ST.. LOUIS, January 25.-The river is fall-
half an iuch per hour; 7 feet water to Cairo.
There is considerable ice running. The upper
streams are full of ice, aud falling The
Aleck Scott and Planet are laid up at Cairo.
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n A SH V IL L F.:
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 20, 1859

SCI We have just received additional sup
plies of Printing Materials and stock Of all
descriptions, and are better prepared than
ever to do Job Printing in the finest style OF
the art. We solicit orders.
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To EDITOR or EvANGELIsr:-"My age is Six
ty. One year ago. my hair was very grey, and
had gradually fallen until it had become thin.
I commenced using Mrs. S. A. Aliens Worlds
Hair Restorer and also the Zylobalsamum,n now
my hair is RESTORED to its ORIGINAL COLOR.
N n1 coasod 70 fall
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Qomnlerfial.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE, [

COTTON There was smore activity ia
the cotton market yesterday, and about 1000
bales were sold at 9I91Ole p D.
TOBACCO Sales of hbds at FISHER.
WIRELESS & Co.'S, at 3 80; so; 4 SIS. 4 IS;
5 so; 90, s 35; 65; and 8 at A. HAMIL-
Tox's at 3 so; IS; A 80; 80; $40; SO;
5 50; 6 IS. aa H
BACON-But little coming in; Sales from
wagons at 9(994c % b,
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NOR &. as
MAGNETIC PLASTER
The Great Strenglheaer and Pain Destroyer.

The best and cheapest Household Remedy in the
world Simple and pleasant in its application,
certain and efectua In its results. beautiful, sciep
tide external Curative applicable for the relief Of
Pain al any time in any place, any part Of the hu-
man system, and under all circumstances. II you
put this Plaster where, II Pain is there the Pias-
will stick there until the Pam has vanished. The
Plaster magnetizes the Pain away, aud
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Weekly Bank statement.

NEw York, Jan. 24.-Inci ease in loans
$40 00o. Increase in sp Gle $4,000. De
or ase in circulation Sl29 900. Decrease in
let deposits $500 900.
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Loss of the ship Louise.

NEW York, January 25.-Tbe Charleston
dispatch announces The loss of the ship Lon
Use, from Marseilles to New Orleans. No
narlirnlarS.
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For Congress.

gS- We are authorized to announce Gen. Has.
VI. Quarles, Of Montgomery county a candidate
Tor the DOMINATION Of the American Party for Com
gross, IA this Congressional District.
dvC2S-td
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Rescue OF a Fugitive slave.

LEAvENwORTH.--T The fugitive slave Charley
diils Peter Fisher, was rescued from his
keepers last ight. Parties have gone in
pursuit of the negro.
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LAND FOR SALE. (

y Western RAILROAD, ' in cheath, &SS
avn county am offering great bar - ~
gains in the following Tracts of - 1te9it.E
Land
One Tract lying the Charlotte Pike 81 miles from
Nashville and within mile of Harpeth river, con
tanning 80 acres, with good double Log House, kitch
be sold for Six hundred Dollars; half cash, the bal
ance years credit without interest
One Tract lying ON Turnbun creek, within n few
hundred yards of the Nashville x \. W. K R., hnaly
tmbered with Poplar Walnut and oak about 80 acres
rich Bottom, with fine Springs; also "A Blowing Spring
or Cave; also runs the Charlotte Pipe, contain
ing $40 acres, which will be sold for 81 600; Onethrd
cash, the balance on one and two years credit with
cut interest.
: one Tract lying about miles west of Kingston
Springs aud mile from the Nashville n y. W. r. X. F.,
containing $50 Acres, heavily tmbered with all kinds
Of growth has free Spring il; has several
hundred acres of good upland upon ID; would make
line stock Farm hue country for Hogs and Sheep
which viii be sold for s. 000 0ncthr cash, the bal
ance IN one and two years credit, without interest.
One Farm lying ON Big Harpeth, within mile of
VILE x n. W. X r.. containing 3l5 acres, about rs
acres IN cultivation, good House and all necessary
out-hOuses upon IL. Ibis farm has of the finest
water powers II in the State for large machinery
Was once selected by the Hon JONI Bell site for
the Armory OF United States; which will bs sold at
$40 per acre, oue-third cash the balance and
two years credit without interest Or II purchasers
would prefer paying all cash will discount per
cent month upon the time paper Tor all tue ab0vs
tracts.
Persons wishing 20 purchase will please call upon
the unders gned, General Land Agent for Cheathan
CO., Fem. at Kingston Springs.
jan2O-lmdtrwAw J. KREInER.
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Steamboat at Public Sale.

WE will offer AT Public sale, CIT
w to the highest bidder, zzx-y HsTfS5ssEl !
PADUCAH, the Steamer CUM zzeEtszzsEsG zEzzkz1ss
BERLAND, she now lays that place together with
ali her Furniture, Tackle, Wood, &e The Cumber-
land built in 1855, 233 feet an length; SO eet
beam; depth Of hold feet doers 80 feet long, ahd
AZ inches in diameter lenders % inches diameter
aud feet stroke. Her ran ht, light is 81 inches.
Her hull is IN excellent condition. sale TO take place
on the boat.
TERMs.-s1 900 cash; balance !, 8 and 10 months,
notes satisfactorily endorsed and payable in Bank
Jan11-dtd HARTMAN a NEWMAN.
ST. Louis Republican copy daily till day of sale and
send account to this Office for collection.
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MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES
R.FRANCE & Co, Managers.

A -FTER the exposure Of the many Bogus Lottery
~ concerns throughout the country purchasers "
Tiskets will of course feel timid in ordering. Those
who desire ~ pure base, would be foolish u scnd mo
ney 10 any Lottery concern without knowing that
they will have fairness IN drawings and schemes and
feel that the Mtnagersa responsible for prizes-
The MAINLAND LOI1ERns have now been drawing
over forty years Millions dollars haV been drawn
IN Capital Prizes fro COCO M 20 100000, and the
fortunate holders, without "A single exception pail.
These are the Lotteries tn order hrkets IN. The
Managers are fully responsible for every Priz" sold
without any security; and etthy have given bon"s
the Of Mary land, for half million 81 dollars
10 secure prize holders. They don't promise you
$50 OO0 $50 900 100000 Tor Sloi but they give
you fair and honest schemes, good as can be made
for the price Of the Tickets
M.x.:E.aat g.ha,aa for IouuaPv 1870
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SPLE Did SCHE WE.

so $40 prizes amounting 81 ,soz 900
Tokets 400 Halves sl0 CHARTERS IS 90 Eghths 81 so
Package ~ 20 Whole Tickets, az $50, costs $50
There are II drawn ballots, aud each ballot be
ting worth so. makes. -.-s2to
IL per cent on being - =. ........... %
Leaves net. ........... 2ol
Leaving risk to the purchaser, ...--.-.-. sSie
Persons who desire need only remit the risk on
Package for which " seud Certificate, as fol
lows
Certificate Of Package % 20 whoe- costs $500 90
do. do. 20 Halyes...... $50 90
do. do. 20 QuaTters........ IS 90
do. do. 20 kAghtlss 81 30
a. All orders AID ressed o. y. Fl1sScz Co., Man
ayers Baltimore, Nd wall Hee, with prompt atten
ton and the printed Official drawings sent soon as
over y. ~ 4 FRANCE a o..
iAu6-sd Managers. Marylsnd state Lotteries
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rTsHE sahsrrshsrs are no~ snxzspl "a re AaSu-
4 EAcIUAE % IfNMAAE Avery Riees lhas
iz&ses te he4se sskEraezA< aze 1afsis>d 9llA IA
sssetst 4ssssttsn Esd RepslFtas cook a. YEA
SALES azoxk<ak 4 xnuzlx.
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vErE are n receipt - ina All keep eansansiy %
w hand. lzrEr sil,ck u suprrisf 0sk Asa Hena
lock Tnasa sole Ie4tlief WAck - eer = ne trade
a the hsesl rosslble nsqrcs.
Sss zasa as8ss r. &c Ass't<-sps,
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s- G. II. WHITMoRE, Esq. Editor and pro-
prietor of the Somerrille Deuiocrat has pi r
chased the Somervlle Star, and hereafter tie
two papers will be merged into one.
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lotteries.
Wood, Eddy ~ Co.'S
SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERIES f!
CHARTERED BY THE STATE OF GEoRGIA)
Capital Prize S5O,OOOt
Tickets Only Ten DolIars!s!
Notice TO the Public.

As The members OF our hrm have, by ~Ay OF pur-
chase become tIr owner Of the grants chartered by
the states OF h"aWare Kentucky, Missouri, RRd part
Of those in Geor under the maIag cement Of Nessrs
Gregory hauty, of Wilmington, HcihWarc, We have
deemed q rNpcdient 60 change the name Of our nrm
ana after january lsi, ls59 o. that Of WOOD KID
by CO. who VIII hereafter have the manag ment
Of the sparta Academy .lostery, ana the others,
above named.
In all transactions We have endeavOred 90 conduct
our business with Integrity and promptness and We
can assure the public that the patronage heretofore
bestowed well deserving 81 being transferreS
70 onr snccessOTs Very respectfully,
s. SWAN co.
Augusta, Georgia, nec Is. 1855.
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WOOD, EDDY a. CO., Managers.
Successors TO :. SyyanS Co.

rVvfEfoh nv n Scheme " ID hodraWn BY Wood Eddy
q Co. Managers Of the sparta Academy Lottery ir
each Of their SINGLE Number Lotteries for JASrAEr
1853, ~ AUeusrA, Georgia, m public nnder ths so
Commissioners.
Glass draws Saturday, February s, 1853.
Class draws Saturday, February II, 1888.
Glass draws Saturday, February 10, 1853.
Class draws Saturday, February 26, 1855
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u,HAT very desfFabia SsiFe ksaFe adtetning a.
II elans. beaas Ne - cesfsy s1Eert, fpE saEs
yese. AFRs1 ~ BILL l. sbolp. ia. -
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
s, $40 Prizes amounting to-. ........ $500. 600
Whole Tlekets slO; Halves IS; Quarterr "a SO

~ Grcular showing Che plan Of the Lotteriss
VIII be sent % any one DESTROYS OF receivingit.
Certificates of Packages viii bssoid at the feb
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Pain cannot exist where this Plaster is applied

Rheumatism, Llmeness, Stiffness, Weakness, De
bnty, Nervousness, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, Coughs
and Colds, Pains and Aches OF every kind down even
To Corns, are IMMEDIATELY RELIEVED, and with a
title patience, PERMANENTLY CURED, by the mag
teal influence OF the MAGNETIC PLASTER. II is the
simplest, sCrest safest pleasaniest and cheapest
edy in existence Its application Is universal-eqnal-
ly TO Che strong man, the delicate woman, AMI the
feeble infant. To each and all IT viii prove Balm
and Blessing Its use is agreeable, and wthou, an
noyance trouble. Its price is within reach Of all
rich poor; all may have 1t, all should have il
who are sick, and suffering In any way.
Planters should be always supplied with this inval-
liable PLASTER II viii be the Good Physician on
any plantation, ready at ali times and no
tice.
Put up In alright tin boxes. Each box will make
six TO eight plasters aud any child spread theu
Price Is cents box, with fun and plain directions.
ID. q. MOREHEAD, w. ~.
IaUestOr and Proprietor 10 Walker stred Nels York.
NoREHEAD's MAGNETIC PLASTER Is SOLD BY
ALL DRUGGISTS, in every City Tewn and Village OF
the United states. decT-deodsweowiyin
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II AFfSC tsken chsrre ef The izrzs and well kaewn
sszAhllsisaeutoa Cssl.r street, No. IS formerly
aecufaad ~ Ihurn&s O. J&nss. pretArea % take
&ekrsses <smzss=-ian Err sale. Fezsaaa fs4s
any hAuss It's rszY. ~ hoass a. czas-
foFtabia and well srrznEs4 any hase - Gtse xiH4
tfls west sfl give fss elzse Al tie
szl q aay pfoteFty thai may be ist InF h1hEs
sale GFFaf 1llf be t4keEs pTeFea1 rs
q asy nexrs zrEress, BET in<kanes Fill Be
i4hls fer sny tnsz ess44s- w1ll Bay ths nEaret
prhe ltF negfsss hssasiE = ny ul1ees sbssv -
Pahze fxsuF al - ~ vsferenes aay eenfle
Ea.n n So se4azy shakaIs<s ase- -
izn1l-sf IS - -sst EnHik Z. HAWKINS -
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Strayea.

FINE RAD COW, above Ehe Hetiam siss. sith
~ harns flazs caKFe rGua1 - potnf. = ~ Fsli
aaa ssnlts sazsssea caE same or ao1lss a4t Any
lnl.Sz.1as.aa - sAela xs - tkssaxfatE zscelFed
s. So J. Rsk A =. kCffASn. q
ian1l-a ssfae.s Ne. Sc lB4aa street.
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WEEKLY COFFEE REPo


Stock of Rio this 5000
REMAREs.-The market has been moderately active
with good demand. and full prices have been realized
for all descriptions. The sales include coo bags Rio
per Lapwing at 11 to IL Nc; 500 do. strictly prime
at II 69-1O0c 500 from store at ii u To IL <c; go
bags Porto Rico l2c. 600 bags Laguayra at 10 to
1214c We quote prime Rio at II q 70 2c; good IL &c;
fair IL to 14c.; Laguayra IL "a 121ze Java IA TO
15c. WHITE ELDER,
Baltimore, jan 20, 1889. Coffee Brokers.
ST. Louis Market.
ST. LOUIS, Jan Zip. M.-C0RN-The receipts
larger to-day and the price rangee somewst ca
ser TO buyers, who took nearly all Offering, in
GLIDING load in the at 75c. in bulk 02S bags
yellow and white at 81 1z9Ssc. and l7S bags white at
S9C990c p bushel, ia new gunnies. .u1
OAT-Supplies continue small, and the market is
dull. The only sale reported of Go bags light at
65c. in bags.
BACON-MaTket firm, with sales of 10 casks should
at &c, 10casks clear sides at loo cask rib sides
&c, and casks hams at lO1c ib-al city, in new
casks.
L.ARD-Prime lard held at II &c in terces, and
offers of IL &c were refused No sale TRANSFERRED,
APDES-Saes today Of loo bbls good Genitens at
IS, and 10 bbls not prime at 81 2 barrel.
FRUIT-A lot Of y bags good fair Dried Apples
sold a 81
SEEDS-Sales 81 bags Timothy at 90, and a small
lot of Clover at So q busnei.
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The Aurora for 1859,
EN- RGED IND LNPRO YED

HAVING net with an unexpected increase Of pat
4 ronage, the Proprietor oil the aurora Is encOur
aged to renewed eNertous in making it the BEST
CHEAPEST LITERARY MAGAZINE SOUTH
The AUTOrG is designed more especially for Ladies,
and beng home euterpriZe, hopes 10 receive the
support of southern Ladies generally.
Each number will be beautifully illustrated.
Fashion Plate IA every number.
The Magazine contains fifty six pages, making at
the end oil the year large aud handsome volume OF
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