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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-15

VETE are stocking up each department Of establishment
w and assure dealers at wholesale, that
prices and terms most reasonable
We never brilliant and attractive stock than
the trade.
EsbI9-d3m. DOUGLAS 4 co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-15

N(~Bank OF West Tennessee, at
&EG&Se&s MEMPHIs.-The notes Of this Bank will be
deemed Union Bank Of Tennessee at Nashville CJtw
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-15

Nashville Temple Of Honor S. Wednesday
evening at the same Rail as above.
W. A. WHERRY, W. c. T.
L. BENSON, W. V. I.
K. BARCLAY, w. X.
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Edmund DiIlahunty Council No OF I. & 8
Templsr Thursday evening each month
the Hall az ABOVE. JOHN PATTERSON, @. Of c.
RIO. LAPSLEY, s. of G.
. II. II. MCALLiSTER, j. Of @.
J. HENRY CURREf, Comp R.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-15

CT, N l.
ssd In EashTeby Berry DsmoVe, and g. W. Herershot
and all respectable Druggists. HOv23-d&wIyins
II ? Look limitations Of Lea a. PERKINS, WOr.
cesIcrShire Sauce. See advertisement Of JOHN DUNCAN
4 Sons aug2l-S
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Arrest OF One OF the "Eancy'' for Robbery


Bishop Overacker, alias "rhe Western Pet" fancy
man, who has for some time made this city his place Of
sdence, was arrested or Tuesday evening requson
OF Governor Morgan, Of New York, 70 to charge
OF robbery committed IN the City Of Buffalo in JAY last
The was at that time keeper Of the Union Hotel in
Buffalo. One OF his guests from abroad evening
tending TO 60 to The theatre and .sgo around the
town little, thought II would be ouy safe to leave his
money In charge OF his landlord He accordingly banded
over the principal part OF his funds to Mr. Overecer who
obgngy consented 10 receive them into his keeping The
next day "mine hcst Overacker missing having run
away from bis guees, his hotel, his creditors and his
wife, and carried with him the strangers funds Since
then nothing has been heard Of him at Buffalo until
the 18th Of thiH month, when Deputy Sheriff Emerick
OF that city, saw in the New York Clipper flaming
account Of recent sparring exhibition in this city,
IN which the name OF Mr.. Bishop Overacker made
prominent figure he started eastward in the
course OF day or two, stopped at Albany and
obtained from Governor Morgan a requlsition upon
the Governor of this State for his man, and came
down to New LONDON arriving here Oh Tuesday evenr
from Springfield, by the elk O'Clock train He communl.
Gated with Deputy Sheriff Fitch and ofcer Dunford and
late IL the evening the three proceeded to Hollis
building at the foot OF State street, which the
devious for the Western Pet and other sporting charac
ters IN town. Finding the place closed and the lights out,
the officers went 70 the Pets boarding place IN Potter
street. and inquired fer him. After delay they
hauled him In the bedroom Of one OF the landlord 9
daughters and In spite Of the objections made thereto by
that young woan they took the Pet out Of bed, per-
suaded him to dress hpyelf, and conveyed him 20 the
jail whore be said all hght Yesterday morning officer
Limerick started with him for Buffalo
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heutepantGencra Scot stu soiourning In New Or
eans as the guest Of G. elbows Esq trying the effect OF
warn weather upon his hoilth lie has experienced the
happ,st eccs from he visit 70 10 the South, and will
sumo ns ores IN Wsshlugi)u In few weeks greatly i'm
proved End invigoraied 10 health.
The Washington Stor earns that the special committee
70 examine into the truth o. the charges alleged against
the Hon VIM. Cullom, Clerk of the Honsc are now
ready 10 report and that their report will entirely exone-
rate him IRON all charges against his official integrity
In reference TO Weeks the converted actor whose letter
announcing bis reasons FOR returning 10 the stage we re-
Gently published the Montrose pa) Republican has the
following This whoe story OF the destitulion Of his
mother and two young sisters (ha sisters) is rure n
bricatlon. Mr. Caleb Weeks family whose scan.y win.
ter clothng and cas for hop' are so pathet cay de-
scrjbed reside in Montrose and IN comfortable cir.
cumstances, live well, and never had any help from
Charles H. Weeks, called for or needed an "
Neghbor Weeks Is an industrious mechanic and focis
quite able 10 clohe his two little girls well as provide
otherwise for his family and would be sorry 70 have the
young man 40 violence 10 HE feelings by deserving the
pulpit fer The stage Oh their account.
ARRIVALS.
rom GALWAY IN lhe steamship Prince Albert-Wm Smith
B1en M felars and LADY, John Reilly, Geo Holland James
Noble, Mss Collins Miss Pauline Barlbam Samuel ienDn
N ~ IN he slcerare. From 81 JohusU u Marell VI
claed ' - wv ~
tlom Bosmuda, 90 TIC bark Grand Turk-Capt Tsber
" pWk fAuy Taylor, C0uQemIel,
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DENTISTRY.


LII DENTAL OPERATIONS PERFORMED IN Ihk
a most ski and scientific manner; every variety o. eo
msered N pas er whole se on new and
pies, by DIS. PRkfERRE and WILSON 4b Broadnsy 0or-
ner OF Howard street. No exorbltani prices.
A RTIFICIAL TRRrH INSERTED AT TILE LOWEST
"A possible prices set silver 81 gold w.
gums ON latina f25. Teeth eJracod wiihout ReJl Onecs
3l9 Canal sseet near Mercer one block WEI q s.9swy
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EXPRESSES.

HOLD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CITY AND PIXIES
" Peak Express and Passenger LineThe above company
has been organized with am pie capital We vito
lines nj st Louis NO. and at Leavenworh City a.
Our fret cosches leave City Oh the tenth day Of
dillon 10 those thai he required for express goods Through
tickets passing line be had at all the principal
railroad ticket Offices In the East and North To obtain prefe
Of seats those holding tickets win be required res
AZ the companys ONCE In Leaven worth taking
according 70 such register We do not guarantee arrival
In given number Of days but feel every confidence that the
city Il. vicinity win be made inside OF twelve days and
after The road well established hope make the trio made
Of days J. Simpson, Nos and Nassau street. Con.
tfnens Bank Building room No New York our general
agent authorized to for the sale Of tcke and
tor express goods. W. II. RUSSELL PresieenL
LEAvEswoRTa Cir, X. T., Feb. "a, 1889 '-
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RAILROADS.

11ENNsYLvAMIA RAILROAD.-THr GREAT CEN
trail route " the West Time =, least short and a
frcsht and ARE e low At all mes By other route
The entire West call al the ONCE House,
-. ELlIOTT, Passenger Agent
Feb. n LEECH CO., Freight Agents -
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WATCHES, JEWELnY. 90.

A RIZoNA PEARLs.-THEeE BEAUTIFUL, PEARLS
n set In ane gold made into beaspins earrings suds apo
crosses, are quite the No lady fully dressed without
beHtre. - -
CALIFORNIA DIAMoNDs-IN BREAsTPINs RINGS,
~ earrings crosses aud studs mounted fine gold md ha
most bea ful Styles are for sale and made order the
Broadway ewey store 33l broadway posle The theatre.
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THE MILITARY.


,,.s.,,-c,---.
I !iIf GkkNADlEkS. CoMpANY H., SECOND KEG1-
- ment sac hnliua-Ihe members or this company
Sunday the 2Tth inst at i0S O'Clock A. NJ IN full uniform,
VIM osereoa io me purpose Q, paying the sst tribute Of
tespect 70 our Spe proner nem0er lanes hopinson ~
orIer OF hENKr J. GKACEY, Lieut. Cong
oMceIs ana Oh me second regiment are
respectfully invited to attend. HENRY j. GRACEY.
'1'dE MkMBEkS Of THE ATLANTIC GUARD ARE
requested 70 meet on SUNDAY Feb ~ at one O'clock at
SCUM see a"eno Tue FUNERAL Q, Tsomes scom by or
nAWCyHu ~ RUNrT71la
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Here then, appears for larger number Of
than usual during the fall months Of last year at all the
yards
IKvyIyG CONTRIBUTIONS on The MEN.
II, however the system did not lead 70 this result o!
packing for elections during the last fall IT certainly tends
In that direction.
The practice Of evying contributions upon the men and
receiving costly presents from them amply proved
and fully admitted.
1t Is practice which your committee cannot too strong.
ly reprobate The bestowal Of present by subordi-
nate upon superintendent Is simply the purchase Of
indulgence. He must be man Of strong principle who
VIII require full compliance with duty from whose
costly gifts he bears upon hs person. If such practc es
should be tolerated, empoyments In the yard will be
bought and sold, ard the question OF mans retention
vii be det rmned, not by his fatfulness in duty but
by his beralty In presents. And the Office Of master
themselves having obtained those places by pay,
viii feel OF obligation 10 discharge their duties
properly and the superintendent being brbed there will
be none 10 exact fidelity.
Mr. sRcREriRY 1oucEY COMMENDED
II fair share OF the responsibility, Whatever may
be- for The policy Of equalzng the patronage among the
different Congressional districts must attach 10 the present
Secretary OF the Navy will not be denied that he s
titled to credit for the measures Of reform adopted during
his term and by his direction.
Commander Rootcs whose services there commenced
after the incoming Of the present administration,
says;-'There were great many reforms made in the
yard while was there" And one important reform he
mentions made by him In carrying out the orders Of
the Bureau Of Yards and Docks Constructor Delano men
the examination OF all maser workmcn before they DO
appointed thus securing that none but competent mon
sa hereafter be appointed TO these places. This he
thinks will have decidedly beneficial effect
appears that order issued on the 1ltb OF De-
cember by the Secretary OF the Navy, tho purpr Of
which Is 10 give 10 the commander OF the yard The power
10 dismiss osordcrly and incompetent mea Is Al fol-
lows
NAVY DEPARTMENT Dec, IA, 1888.
Judgment the public Interests require H. auQrized " direct
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nessos charge him with neglect of duty, &c
SANDERS BxIrAINs
Upon all these points Mr. Sanders was examined AZ
ength. He denied the charges made by Mr. swack.
hamer and on that subject submitted the following ex
@ when you send bill TO the department. 10 draw the money
on y this receipt attached to IT, a. blank form of receipt
3 to y not signed, however, until The money is
q. the bills to the department they send you the
hey sn receipts when Tie money .s paid
O. Then the BILL when It first sent on is the same % tho
one ou send ss voucher only DE receipt not sigsts A.
se ree se'r
s scS, q fs e. Nj kept a. the
manage hei- business however, 10 say positively.
ii y0s 5 re s ~
my accounts for The quarter have had found
'op but in every instance satisfactorily explained
In relation to the charge Of leaving unpaid accounts
Which were due, Mr. Sanders stated as follows
Has ever been the ycu have used money which
se have received for eslsr h winch yos have sent
sqsa's es,i iss
BIZ lie oyer e. al sxsep ysn was dire , 70 sss pts d.
1 ~ f re-
y,nes e and par .as:hsr haze never heard ord
gs $ sSs
p pps FL IN Ss 10 e show nu Ss ne
ashcs1 IN an,sss i !. in not keeping sufficient finds
S %;s s e 81
ssa so:ss X s S S Il E: ~
fund or n, band but promptly borrowed money
Inc q se: c
isr money smaines Of he coming fund he de-
an HsSsaS ss
time Il my confirmation saying that the Secretary had better
vance Of The and transmed ecsphic de-
q When did you iast settle up your accouns A. On the
Dd YOU s1slall Your receipts spd vouchers that time
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NAVY DEPARTMENT Dec. IA 1888
he commandment oi navy yard any time when IN his
jmen the public Interests require H. AUTHORIZED W direct
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,ssrease... 2ss,7e4 aa4,7ll
1.4lb.8W

This is o very healthy movement showing moro pru-
dence and foresight the part Of bank managers than
have always characterized their conduct The contrac
ton within tho past four weeks now amounts to over
o0o and as Congress has adjourned and there is no
prospect of further loan as, moreover there ony re
mains tribe over So 900 of the loan Of 1858 TO pay
vp the banks may be considered in very SAFE position
The gain specie in the face OF the large export was
hardly expected most persons supposed that there would
be no change. The loss in deposits may probably be
regarded ms an indication Of the resumption OF business
bereand there in the interior. The banks will probably
rose during the from TO three millions 10 the Sub
tre.sury but there will be report till Saturday and by
that time O California steamer with a remittance will be
due
BY the arrival OF the Europa at this port we nave one
days later news from Europe There is nothing oil any
consequence in the financial intelligence On 18TH tue
funds opened dull fell of but finally rallied 70 9e's ior
cash and the account-being, in fact, slight improve
ment Money was easy ever, and the bank had
xaned case 149 during the week Cotton continued firm
Mt the advance reported by the last steamers from Eu
rome and breadstus without change Private letters
10 hold out strong hope that Napoleon may be enabled
10 achieve by diplomacy the object which he has ev
IDENTIFY his heart, namely the liberation OF itay win
regard TO American securities Messrs D. Bell, Son Co.
report as follows
The market for American securities during the past
week has not undergone any material change Inc only
feanre which claims particular notice is the continued de-
pand for the registered stock and bonds OF the STATE OF
penpsylyana arising from the confidence impaired by
the fact that the public debt OF the STATE wmcn AZ tne
has been reduced partly by the operation OF sinking
fund and partly by sale of public works. to about s2S O00
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Wheat was IN fair request and higher. Sales OF
0O0O bushes at 81 IS 81 GO for white Western 81 4S
81 20 for red and mixed ditto; 81 so for white Kentucky
ard IL 80 for red ditto The sacs OF reached
20 eco bushels al &c. Sc for white and yellow South
ern. Sales Of Fl 900 bushels State and Canada barley
were effected ct 7sc &c. per bushel Rye was quiet at
e9c. q V3c per bushel Oats were saleable and firm.
CoTToN.--Tle market closed with a stronger feeling.
the saes embraced about 800 bales part transit, and
chiefly before the receipt Of the Europas news closing
sun at l2Ac for middling upands, while some holders
demanded l23<c.
CoFTfE-The market was que, but firm with sales Of
200 bags Rio at l2c, and SEQ do St. Domingo at exc
FKEGHis-T Liverpool leo uerces beef were taken at
e. I'd and 100 do at e. 200 bbs shoe pegs at 2s 100
40 al u Us bbs rosin at Is Cd and 100 bbls turpen
tine at6s To Glasgow 80 bales cotton part Sea Island at
To Antwerp, IS hhds. tobacco were taken at o. Cd
500 bags coffee al &c. The ship Hero was Chartered
Tor hamburg at p T. 10 Hamburg one or two ycssels a
was reported, were taken At Is Ga for rosn, aad c
for spirits turpentine.
FRur.-Raisins were unchanged 80 bar c1ks eeeiless
were cold at a.
Hay was steady with sales OF 200 300 bales
PROVISIONS Pork 10 better request and sales were
made Of $500 bbls at ST. SIX SIS for new mess here
and TO arrives ST. 81 a for old mess and sS SIS IL
rates with sales OF 200 bbls Lard was heavy sales hav
ing been made OF 500 ties. and bols at ii I2c per h.
Cut meats, butter and chees%were quiet.
hoiAssEs.-Sales of 800 bbls New Orleans were made
Of 3ec, 40c; $50 hhds. cayed Cuba at 2ic 20 hhds
Cuba muscOvado at 26c., and 100 do at DOC
NAVAL SIoRss-sprts turpentine was more active, with
sales Of about 600 bbls. at 50c and $50 do at Gle
RICE -Sales OF about $50 casks were made at 81 r..
Axe.
StGARs.-The sales embraced about 600 hhds. Cubas
the latter were firm, and ranged chiefly from &c. SC
WINE the former we're mostly sold at 63lc. a 7iSc
silcls-Sales OF 100 bags pepper made at l0c.
"ihsksY was inactve small sales made at u
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s. s..s:evRR l.s:.sss @ r Hunter Hsd ou.
s:s y.s as 1s; sss: s1. s:A o.
s:.D aeIsn ssssSf a.dd
ARRIVED.
s.ams @ L'h y v SeS 10 w sse
c Cor Bound out .hp Panama
sSSsS NJ; sS:ss SfS sI
sP !: :, q s:sst
sh Fulton hence fer southampton and Hae Th' rived
" steamship Cahawba Bullock New Orleans Feb ~ and
Havana March with mdse and passengers to Livisso
Steamship Columbia Berry Charleston IS hours with mdss
i1s e e
day I'm ssaS%.p for & a,e and
A.. s IL s. x s e s Ss
S .o% S
with 81. Old Psrsasn vessel pe%oe
s ifGn sS l.. ~ as
f s On ss Aa: 5 days u s with
wood to kolker, hoffman Co. Has experienced very
Brig Blanchard sof o.on blanchard, Ma.anzas Feb ls
heavy S %esSer of Hasas Sons very
ESsrSads % Rgmba sasa Feb 49,
schr llnse Conkiin Charleston days with cotton &C.
scSr RasaIi winters, Richmond, days.
Schr BropDard, -, Tappahnnnock, Va.
Schr d French, Stiles, Virginia, 3 days
sesr Morse Burt l Baltimore for New Bedford
schr J x Mitchell, Morris. Dover Del, 3 days
Schr I Smith, Lee, Philadelphia. days
Schr j II Risley Boyce. Philadelphia 5 days.
schr Minge, Weaver Philadelphia days.
schr Bray. Nay lor Philadelphia, 8 da,s.
schr Whistler, Presbry Taunton.
schr Niagara, Gerard, New Haven
Schr j l. Hess. Ioper Greenwich, NJ days.
soop VIM II Bowen Halloek, Brsol,'3 days.
Steamer Kennebec, Hand. Philadelphia
Arrived 5th--Steamship Alabama schenck Savannah with
mdse and passengers TO Saml l. Mitchill Son.
SAILED
seamhhip Illinois, Aspinwan
Wind at sunset II with rain.
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THE TURF.

JTHIoE COURSE, L. L-TRoTTIHG.-PURSES AND
u stakes for spring OF 1859 u about the 14h OF
April Purse Of sjoiree for all horses that never won
money mile heats test In 8, IN harness NO. same No.
20 No g. Purse oiree for oil horses that
troed ipde OF 245 best In harness No g. Same
No g. 10 wagons No s. Purse OF S6sc for all horses that
never oed in q i0 mile heats best IN III harness No g.
Purse S00 with inside stake Of $50 half orfc mile heats
2Ss No Same as No O. TO wagons. NO. 8. Purse sse
With inside aake " $5 half forfeit mite heats bes. 10 in
6rntsAee for all horses thai never roLed nsde of 235
No. o. Hame rs No 70 wagons No 10 Purse $40 with
aide stake of $780, half forfeit mile beats best in IN
for oil horses that never roied inside OF M No.
IL Same No TO- 10 The above stakes a1d purses
Broome street In ahe above purses and sake3
70 make race, ard 10 start No horse
than stakes Purses n BFor all first class horses
liberal viii be given By giving due notice 70 the popre
tors. SHAW Willie, Propn .tora
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The assets and liabilities Of The New Orleans banks On
the 10Th Of February compared with the statement Of The
nrevious week ara "a fOllOWus-
A New Orleans paper Of 2eth alt. says :

A New Orleans paper Of Goth elt. says -
The money market quite easy so, indeed, than
nj the corresponding period last week The discount
kers have but little to Offer and their portfolios very
bare Of prime selections, such down readily at
the tenders continue large. We notice more general
demand for stocks consequent the oosening Of money
and the shares Of the banks from to per cent
better The old bank stocks in active request but
there sellers unless at extreme figures. The
am, ND s %onn G
ladng drafts from 1917 1885, Francs are in mo.
derate demand at bfr 1SX STR Tx for the best Sixty
cent discount. Sight, q X per cent discount.
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MARlTlME INTELLIGENCE,
ALsssbo ron rnw yosx-rHn DAT.
'''''''''s.''... ~ h0oS slrs.......eye 10 rs
heS r-tb.s.'s'..s....... 10 10 81
Port Of New York, March q, 1859.

CLEARED
steamship Illinos MCGOWAN. pinwa--N o ROBBERS q
Cunard. ' """ ""aS""-"
s,e.mship Thomas Swami, Ramsey, Baltimore cron.
Ship Msndarin, Parrot shanghae--Goodhue a Co.
Ship Parker, Nichols, Chrsuanssdt &C q Duncan Co
Ship ADdover, Berry, New Orleang--Wm Nelson sons
4 Co. ' N'Aou
Bark Ceres Mclean Trinidad.
Barr Samuel Morley, Jr, Eom 81 Marks-salwood Ear,
a Co. ~ ''
:, Brig zebloem Dutch, Baker Amsterdam Punch &
Meincke. "
Brig Watson, Watson, Cienfuegos-Nesmlh a Sons
Brig Irene, Cole, sagua-West sargent.
Brig Hell Flower Blum, Guantenamo-Clark Dearborn
Scbr Chara, Putnam, jacmel--E Beck
Selr Flying Dragon, Chase San Juan-Posi Small
schr J. Bowman, Wooster, Mayaguez-J Ona.tya 4 Ca
schr heliance, ficholsDn Ragged slsnjsI Donovan
sfnr Kate Brigham. WEIGH. STANDARDIZATION Dinor.
snsr Y CALDWELL Hudson, Chsrest0a McCready, Mott CO.
SIR Ben Lynch. Wilmington NOE Posel.
hr Dabvihe, Chester. Ricbrnond-C II Peraoo.
ss-' itEiSI, Ac,I, Akx&Ddya-sscosd DotEe.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.


A DoDwoRrHs DANCING CLASSES, AT NO. eN
n. broadway and l37 Montague place, Brooklyn Now
open for the reception of pupils who at
une viii continue ops until the end OF Hay. Tuesdays
Fridays In BROOKLYN Wednesdays and Saturdays In New York
nQMARs CHEAP DANCING ACADEhy, 307 BOWERY
~ Lessons per month, Mondays, wednesdsys Thursdays
and saiurdaye Ladies' afternoon cnsses Wednesdays And
Saturdays At o'clock Al O'Clock soreo Admtance
oeuta Private Lessons 10 cent?
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SEGARs AND TOBACCO.


RIO SMCKEKS.-THE INDICATED SEGARs ARE A
good substitute for tie ordinary segar the poisonous
prnepe Ct be tobacco having been nedossd
smoking lbacco Invented by Proiessor H. H. Llncs NJ d.
W.. ~. CflrTENTON General AGENT 476 broadway.
1Nu UO0 HAVANA, DOMESTIC AND GERMAN
slOV .OOO segnrs IN grcai variety OF styles, from ~ 10
$40 thousand. Ceh purchasers win consult their
by eamning my stock ss am deermled pot 70 be under
sod. v, CHEEKS " Broadway.
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MONDAY, March TT I. X.
AsHrThe sales were email at SIC. for pots, and ut
SIC. Tor pearls.
BREADsruTTs-Flour was in good demand and desirable
lots Sales to-day: 10 500 bbls State and
Western, 800 bbls Canadian, and 5000 bbs. Southern
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NEW QUALIFICATIONS.

McLEEs' BOOK OF ALPHABETs.-A NEW EDITION
Wl just out price 81 This work Affords Sign
painting engraving hography &C. nany part OF the c1un
Try, facilities for study heretofore alone atinabe by rest
dccc In New York city Bent by mall any Of the United
States Or Canada, No, 2Q2 Eultcp street,