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Markets..

New ORLEANS, Feb. 23.-COtton sales to-
day $500 bales; market nged-await-
ing steamers news. Molasses declined one
cent. Corn active, sales 10000 bushels at
S0[9S7a. Freights on cotton to Liverpool
1872.
New York, Feb. 23.-Cotton dull, sales
1000 bales. Flour firm, sales 5000 bbls.
Lard firm at lIGG9124. Whisky Z6k927.
Sugar firm and steady at 70G73. Molasses
5000. Spirits Of Turpentine -.
CINCINNATI, February % Flour dull at
SIS 5OC95 60. Whisky-sales HOO bbls at
253. Mess POrk-sales 500 bbls at SIS %.
Lard in barrels, liz; in kegs, l24. Sugar
and molasses iirmcr, with scarcely anything
doing.
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THE INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.
ROAD AY.

CORNER FRANKLIN ST. NEW YORK,
OWES INDUCEMENTS 20 MxRcnAsTs and TorEssss
" vssfsng New York, unsasrIassed BY any Hotel h
the Metropolis Ehs foilosing An1ns tie advan-
tzges which Possesses, and which ~ii be aPprcei-
aEad BY AlItrayeierS-
lst- ce1trsl focatien. eoaveuient o places q
ba<ln<ss, ~ seli - pisccs 81 amusement
-. ecrupalosziy eieaa, well furnished and selI
ranilated kleersEg apsrtsentz.
sd. Large ana sug.sfb big furnished sitting reomz
WITH nl4snlaeens Laaiez RArlor, coan4sdiax a.
extensive Fies 81 Broadway.
Sfk- beisE coaaaeGed he EnropeAn pAzn visa
ers can i've n Tie ees szy h. ~Il he gFeslest eeoa
cay.
sEh. n u eonaeeted w1sh SIS .as
Tayior's Celebrated Saloons.
slssrr xssllars have their meals. 81 shsy de-
siFa, they sal BE- faruishe N tAeAf oH ) ropass
eth The f4Fs sefse6 Ia The Eseooz ana Hsssl Is &C
kaqHfedsea BY sr1rares - BE Vastly EuEeriar d
flzal q any ssher fiatri n TIE essg.
VITA al ta~=s asantases, She cszst nFfae IL ne
fsEEzsssiozki Il Ase1 belgu th<t q sEy ether zfss
elzss iinses. A f1-EENAN.
t1sl1-1ln Progresses.
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N A S Fl V Ill F.:
THURSDAY MORNING, FEB. "A, 1859
MORGAN 4 Co.. north side of the Public


MORGAN & Co, north side of the Public
Square, are never behind anyof their compe-
itors In preparing for the spring. trade,
Rhey have invested their means muniiicently'
Ind collected one of the most extensive stocks
BIZ goods ever brought to this market.
Selected with care, and discriminating judg-
|nent. it will compare, in variety. quality and
quantity, with any to be found in the ware
room of eastern jobbers, and vastly superior
N adaptation to our trade.
Evans & Co., have received their supplies
bf spring stock, and are fully up to the wants
|bf the times. Intelligent. sagacious business
|men. they understand and appreciate the inn
bortance of our city, as dry goods Market
Ind endeavor to do what they can to keep
|the trade on the increase. Their present
etock is very heavy one, embracing all
descriptions of dry goods kept in wholesale
houses. Its excellence is beyond question.
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Tho SElIxfr.s,

Prepared by Or JAS. WILLIAMS, for the cure ofDYs
PEPSY, and nothing but DYsPEPSY, las advertised In
another column has, by its own merits obtained FOR
itself high reputation in Philadelphia that Physi
Clans acquainted with its properties using il them
selves and prescribing 20 their patients convinced
by observation OF its great efficacy in restoring the
dlsordered digestive organs healthy function. NJ
merous cases of Dyspepsy, Of the most aggravated
character, which were abandoned ineurable by
some OF the Medical Faculty have by the Of this
Elixir been peri health, aiested
Gates testify aprl3-Iy
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ship ON fre at New orleans.

New ORLEANS, Feb. 2.-Midnight.-The
ship Mary and Adelaide of Thomasten took
fire ats o'clock tonight, with 2.000 bales of
cotton aboard. They are filling her hold
with water to sink her.snd will probably save
the ship. She was loading for New York.
New ORLEANS, Feb.23.-The ship Mary and
Adelaide, of Thomaston is still Burning at noon
to-day. Her cargo will be mostly lost Her
cotton is insured in France by Lecesne q Co.
The vessel is partially Insured in Thomaston.
Two firemen and negro were drowned.
They have SO far been unable to sink the ship
She is burning between decks.
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The Black Warrior.

New YORK. February 23.-The Black War
rior is embedded full seven feet in the sand.
The water is very low around her, owing to
strong westerly winds. She is quiet, and
there are strong hopes of saving her. if the
weather continues fine Her specie and pas
sengers and baggage arrived up. Lighters
are alongside saving her freight. She is
fully insured here.
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Ia There was a rumor in the city yeste

"a" There was rumor in the city yester-
Iaav. that young man by the name of IRWIN,
had been arrested at Grand Junction, as the
murderer of MILLER, at Jackson, and the rob
bber of the Union Bank. The runner was
minute and highly interesting in its details;
but on enquiry at the telegraph Office, yester-
|dav evening. we learned that the Cashier of
|the Bank here had telegraped to know II the
|rumor was founded on fact, and received III
formation, in reply, that no one had yet been
arrested,
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re- The Sparta Times says: Alta meeting
Of the Directors of the Branch Bank OF
Tennessee, at Sparta, on the 18th inst, Col.
w =. GOODMAN, was elected President, JOS.
G. MITCHELL, Esq, Cashier, and Mr. JAMES
Ii. MORGAN. Clerk, for the ensuing year.
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Errcrrox or CoNSTABIE- The voters Of
this district will bear in mind that to-day the
election Of constable will take place to I'LL
the vacancy caused by the resignation oil
.SAxL. ID. NIcHoI, Esq. The polls will be open
ed in the several wards of the city at I'D o.
clock This morning. We believe there are
only IA aspirants for this office.
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es5- Our friend w. r. CORNELIUS, it will be
seen by reference to our advertising columns
has associated with him III business, Mr. JAMES
w. CAIS, of Decatur, Ala. Mr.. CAIN is an
industrious, entcrprising, efficient bus ness
man, and will add greatly TO the strength OF
the concern. With such partner, Mr..
CoRxELTUs may consider future success as
certain. We wish them unlimited fortune.
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ss5- We are indebted to the polite officers 0

csy. We are indebted to the polite officers oil
the steamer John Gauh for pamphlet se''iig
forth an analysis and the medical properties
|of the waters of DUPoNT's Artesian Well, at
louisville, KY, with remarks on the nature OF
Artcsian Wells in general, by Prof LAWRENCE
SNIrH. Prof. S. il Professor in the Medical
Department of the University of Louisville.
aud has presented the public with highly
interesting narrative in a very brief compass.
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To SrocK RAIsERs.--The attention OF stock
raisers is called to the advertisement OF Mr.
GEO. MIzELI., in anOtht r column. Ills young
JNoha,ck is represented as very fine animal
remarkably well formed and large, and from
his pedigree, is well worthy the attention o.
stock growers.
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Who will suffer from Foul Humors Sor,

Who will suffer from Foul Humors, Sores,
or Diseases of the Skin, when such certain
remedies as MCLEAN's STRENGTHENING Con-
DIAL AND BLOOD PURIFIER, and McLEAN's Vol
cANIC OIL LINIMENT can be so easily obtained.
The Cordial will purity the blood thoroughly
and the Liniment will cure any sore. See the
advertisement. febl7-2w
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To THE LADIES'. W. KEGS notifies the
Ladies', through the PArRIoT, this morning,
that he is in receipt of a new stock OF KID
morocco aud hastings, and is prepared to make
up the same for the ladies.
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Fine Imported Brandies for Sale.

u 1853
!. fpes JaIss Isehini ca. cagnao vinlage, ISIS
81 Alex selgBeu's lsS6.
I lAunehooa scntrh WHISKY, very aae
The ahssVe fayolcc - tkFandrs NC vii seli % The
dssis-u n4RaIs. GORDON %.
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TINE SALE OF Observation-Disclosures
NEvINs & Co. sell, tomorrow. in front of their
warehouse, on Market street, large and
fresh stock of Groceries--part of which ar
rived Tuesday, on the Red RoUer.
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AbkcOnded.
River Re"a

New YORK, Feb. 23.-Mr. Field. the paying
teller of the Atlantic Bank, Brooklyn, has alb
secluded, being defauIter for nearly $4,000.
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nat The Opera at MAcyArrAxD's Varieties

I'd The Opera at MCFARLAND Farie''eS
has proved, so far, quite success. But no"
could it he otherwise, with the acknowledged
talent of the Troupe? The beautiful opera of
+. La Sonnambula' will he presented to-
might. Those who witnessed its superb reci-
|tation couple of weeks ago, can scarcely re-
sist the temptation of seeing and hearing 1t
|apain. Miss Mr.SER seems to win constantly
ON public favor, as she really deserves to do.
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Should at be attended 10.
HooEIAND's GERMAN ErrTKRs, prepared by DR.. C VI.
Jackson, Philadelphia, Pa and sold by Druggists and
dealers in medicines everywhrre will all diseas
es arising from dsordered Liver or stomach.
fah
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CotaxcgozF oFs4cK, Grrr Han,
SaskrHir, gaH. fstA, ists.
FFsAxFkYFRs whe wlsA a. avail sbensseltes ~ las
i prafiferes eF the i4w aEIesing gse-fayuen1 81
CORPORATION TAXES Cor tie yr4r lass. are beTsby
nesne thai they 30 - 81 eaillsE Al fhs Col
Isesnrss ofnze lntefcet a. the fats - asE
Eer nlfnlh sif BE aiFNed frora III dafs ~ ref4G-
eA.es ffiI 1sz 1nig. oNners q s4Kaele property
cily xiii aza ls1r ietrress n ce.s shaus4lzle
= a AE@tAs
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DR.. WOODWARD has removed his office to
the Uaiun aud american block, up stairs
above PIN10's cigar store, where he can be
found when not out.
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WOOD, EDDY & CO., Managers.
Successors TO s. Swan s. Co.

THE following Scheme Nil be drawn by Wood EDDY
Co. Managers OF the Sparta Academy LOTTERY ir
each Of their Single Number Lotteries Cor h1sc,z
1859, at AUGUSTA, Georgia. in public, under tassu
perintendencc OF Commissioners.
Class 6 draws Saturday, March s, 1852
Class draws Saturday, March l2. 1889.
Class draws Saturday, March IS, 1856
Glass draws Saturday, March 20, 1853
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pp Gelfgrapb.
Erom wa.hinrtan.

WAsHrsGroS, February HeUsE-P Pro-
ceedings unimportant.
SENATE-Discussing Hale's amendment, re-
pealing the restriction clauses of the Kansas
admission act There is prospect of an ell
night session. The debate is very general.
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Steamboat and River News.


Kate French, Ciacinnati.
DEPARTED.
Cuba, Paducah.
John Gaulr, Louisville.
Shcnaugo, Pittsburg.
The river is very high with prospect OF con-
tinued rise.
For NEw ORIEANs.-The great steamer
Red Rooer arrived from New Orleans on
Tuesday evening, freighted to the guards
with groceries of all descriptions. She will
leave on return trip on Saturday morning
next Sle is mammoth steamer for freight,
with most excellent appointments for pas
sengers. Capt. STRONG, the right bower OF
the institution, is always on hand and ever
ready to give his undivided attention 10 the
business of the Roper Her Office is filled by
our clever and attentive fricads. LHACEIE'
FoRD and SrrrERER, both of whom by the
way, have become remarkably SWEET of late,
their nanifests being mas of sugar and
molasses. For pleasure and comfort in trav-
cling we take pleasure in recommending to
the public the Roper aud her aifable aud al
tentive officers.
The Kate French arrived from Cincinnati
yesterday with a good freight list.
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Erwin .BoOTH is at present playing an
at CRIsp's Glicty in Memphis.
His next engagement is for this place.
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LOUISVILLE, Feb 3-Evening-The river
is nearly stationary with 323 feet water ON
the falls
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 23.-The river is stationary
with 10 feet water to Cairo. The Illinois aud
upper Mississippi are rising slowly. The
Missouri is falling.
sCINCINNATI,F Feb. 23.-The river has fallen three
inches in the last "a hours. The highest point
reached was feet Z inches below the high
water mark of lSi7.
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For Rent.

A SPLENDID COUNTRY RESIDENCE, sitk god
n fspFosenerts. sell ~zteFed, eoataiaing shoaI
30 q hne sand 80 30 acres 10 cslpy@tion,
liss hsance In weeds and pas.ares- Terms very an
erzI- T. 4 HAWKINS, AEent.4
frb--tf q ~ 40 Is Gear siFer.-
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Spefial notiffs.
Rock City Mills.
j. KAUFMAN &c Co., Propr

All articles sold by the undersigned deliverable at
any place in the city free OF charge When selling by
the quantity. j. E. BAUAAN co.
Any one wanting Flour, Bran, Meal, &c, from Rock
City Mills, will lind order Box at the Post Office
and ut w. H. Gordon x Co.'s Warehouse, where the
man calls four times each day.
feblO-tf J. r.. BAUMAN h co.
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IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES

Enclose the money 10 address for the Tickets or
dered, on receipt "f which they will be forwarded By
nrS MAJ purchasers can have tickets ending in an
figure they may designate
The Last Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sen
TO purchasers Immediately after the drawing
- Purchasers will please write their signatur
plain, AMI give their Post ONCE county and STATE
sS- Remember that every Prize is drawn and nav.
bio IA full without deduction
Es- All prizes OF 81 200 and under paid immedias
after the drawing-Other prizes at the usual time
thirty DAYS.
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Tract of 81 81 Acres of Land
On saturday, the 18th day of March, 1859,
COLLECTIONS OF
Flower Seeds by Mail,
FREE OF POSTAGE.
roeuty s.lect and Choice Tariei.es for One Dollar.

NOR the accommodation al those who love the cui
II tivatiun of flowers, but who reside distance
from where they can BE- procured, we have selected
the most beautiful and snowy varieties each dis
tact IA Cullr and calculated Ia produce hne effect
when planted Out m beds groups IN the flower
ar We have had each variety distinctly marked
With the BitaniCa and glssh name, height, time of
whether trailing, the time should be sown
aud other valuable hints Ia IT'S cultivation. Ia
coiing these varieties. have boon careful ex-
Clude all which shy boomers have inslg-
nacant appearance, that the collections will com
prize uniy those which really snowy and hand
some and shich We believe would prove the Gu
tire OF any lady geetoman who IA ight
a.. disposed To- order them. The collections will be
free by post to any part of the country al the
Assortment No consists Of twenty choice va
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NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Ihose who prefer NOT sending money By mall can
use 80 =
The Adams Express Company.
whereby money fer Tickets, In sums OF Ten DollArs
and uPw trds, can be sent Us
ar OUR RISK AND EXPENSE.
rom any cay or town where they have an Office
Ihe money aud order NUT be enclosed IN a s.SOV-
hhNSltNI f"ST OFFICE STAMPED ENVELOPE or
the express cannot receive thom.s
All communications strioSiy confidential.
Address Orders tor Tickets or Certificates to
WOOD E'il a CO, AaFustt. Georgia
or, WOO, EDDY A Co, Atlanta Georgia
or, WOOD, EDDY co., Wilmington Delaware.
sS- lst OF the numbers that are drawn from
wheel with the amount uf the prize that each one 4.
ehutei 20 viii be published after every drawing N
ths iol""in g papers -Augd ga. } CotsfifEfsoaI-
ist, AeI0 Orleans Delta MoSIs Reqist,r ChayI|-,o,
standard, Nashville Grrce, aldEa hstoOessc,r N-,.
York eeEfy Day Boak Savannah Laily Net0s Rich
5aond Dlpatch, Aslo FORK Dispatch aud Paula;.o
Mss cla'lo" and L'ts Rock (irk True DerOcrai,
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@Hrnss..
3 Wood Eddy a. Co.'S -
SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERIES!
.8 CHARTERED BY THE STATE OF GEoRG1A.)
Capital Prize $5O,OOOi
Tickets Only Ten D0IIars..!
I Notice to the PukIfe

As sc members az our firm have, by way OF pur-
chase, 5scohe The owner OF the grants chartered By
the States Of Del ware, Kentucky Missouri and pxrs
Of those in Georea. under the cement OF Nessrs
Gregory Marry. Of Wilrnirg fnn, Icgaware We have
deemed 4 expedlent 70 change til name Of our hrn
and after January LIST, 1852 that % MOOD ND
by 4 CO.. who wi1 hereafter have the mana efnepr
Of The sparta Academy Lottery, and the others, az
above named.
In all transaciions We have endeavored N eonducs
our business with integrity and prengtne<s sEid We
can assure the pubic NAT the patronage hereEsfsre
bestowed on as web deserving Of being transfsrre1
TO oUr SUCCESSORS. Very respectfuly
s SWAN 4 CO.
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ON THE PLAN OF sINGLENUMBERs.
$4,000 Tickets!
NlagniNcent Scheme

$50 Prizes.-Nearly one Prize to evsry min,
Tickets.
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Bird Cages.

4 n ASSORTED Jatanned Canary Cages some
lou very h-aa9soSHe pzsterus for sale By
J. ". WILSON,
febls II cnlsego 81
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Stomach or Liver.

Such as Indigestion, AciGity OF the stomach, ChoIc
Pains Heartburn, Loss Of Appetite, Dependency
CostveBess, Blind and Bleeding Piles In all Ner
vous Rheumatic, aud NeuTalglc Affections, IT has m
numerous usIIn, cs, proved highly beneficial and IN
others effected 4 decided
This a purely vegetable compound, prepared on
strictly scientific pTnchles, after the manner of the
celebrated Holland professor, Bocrhayc. Because OF
great success m most OF the European States, its
introduction INTO the United States was intended more
especially for those of fatherand scattered here
and there over the face of this misaty country
Meeting with great success among them, now ole
10 10 the Amer pubic, knowing that its truly
dcrful medicinal virtues must be acknowledged
II is particularly recommended Ia tbuse person
whose constitutions may have been Impaired by ia
continuous of ardent spirits, other forms of dls
s!aton. Generally instantaneous effect it finds It's
way directly To the seat of life, thrilling and quicken
my every raising up the dropping spirit, an
fact, nfusng new health and vigor in the system.
NOTlCE-Whocver expects 10 find this a bevera
will be disappointed. but u the sick, the weak
low spirited II Will prove grateful aromatic cordial
possessed of singular remedial properties.
eau TON.
Tie great popularity Of this delightful Aroma ha
induced many mutations, which the public shout
guard against purchasing. BE not persuaded Ia bu
anything else until you have given BoeThave's Ho
land BitteTs "A fair trial. one bottle will convince yO
how infinitely superior it /" all these mutations
Hs- Sold at 81 per bottle, or SIX bottles for IS,
THE sol PROPRIETOR,
BENJAMIN b. Gle Jr.. az co.,
Manufacturing i'ha rma~ en''et anu Chemists,
VIstsburgh, Pa.
Sold by Druggists general throughout the United
States and CanatIs.
ss- Sold IN Nashville by
EWIN, PENDLETON & co, Wholesale Ag'u
W. w. BERRY n DEN OyIlI.E,
Or. A. IL. ROSCOE,
10. q. BROWN,
DEM0VIlIE h BELL,
e. W. HENIERsHOTr,
DR.. T. WELLS.
WELLS, HOOPER Co.,
BEECH \ HUNTER.
And by Druggists generally thro ughOutthe State
Ap2s-d&wly
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n NEW GLASS
P Fl o N o G. r A P II Y
IITIII commence, Al 4 ,,.st A y Al ~ F..a.a.,,
WIZ. DoLREAR,

MR. DoLREAR,
over the store q J. II Mo6TiI- New pupils CON-
menoing after thai day will rseeTe private lssss a,
bring them 40 With the class, bul better 10 begin
IN the class
To kno~ what Mr. u = success is IN teaching Inquire
OF any member al his prrseut class. Call aud ss,s
Mr. Il. before the tine II commencing.
febl9-u
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Ohey ihis Cau or Paw the COSTS.

III. persons indebted 20 the arm Of WELLS
II HOOPER SCu., are requested to call aud settle
the TIA Mcssrs, JOINS n HnoPER (ihe only au-
thorizeI persons u wind up the old businrs) by the
10th at March, 1859. Those not settled by that time
viii afterwards be fpdud Ia the nds Of collector.
The above relates only TO debts due Jan. lst 1859.
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Trunks, Yalises and Carpet Bags.

ID ECKISkD to-day sapply q Trsaks. v4izes and
II caFpet BAGS, TOR sale s0w forsAsh b
reels }. II. MocIIL-
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WHOLESALE PRICE CURRENT.

lCorrected w
AXES. lam
fHartford), s13614
/ H. Collins and Bar
other make 9614 Bar
80 BAGGING. Hoo
Kentucky, -RI5 She
India, ) -6lS Bes
Tennessee, wide, -iG20 Pig
BEESWAX. Pitt
yellow, p Is, 25626
CANDLES. Car
Tailow md, p fb 116HK
Hard-pressed, Pig.
Summer, "a Il Bar
Star, 1921
Sperm, lsf- 40E042 Sols
CASTINGS. o.
Common Cast ski
ings, p fb 4hfO 5 Her
Mil Cranks & Han
Gudgeons, "a 8
Wagons Boxes, New
! . ib 4K0 g;
CHEESE. 2
Western REEVE, Sug
. fb HOP Col
En'ish D'ryaB12hs6I4
COAL. Iod
Cum'd, 2 bush 25O30
Sewanee, q l5G22 Lar
COFFEE. Lin
Java, r fb 1S1zM20 Spe
Laguyra, d" l40I5 Tan
Rio, +" 125z0l3
COPPER. VIII
Sheet, . tb @4o OF
CORDAGE. Chr
Cotton, 23025
Hemp, -9l2h Spa
Jute, -Ol2k VIII
Manila, q fb 14f0I6 Bro
Bale Rope, SL6lo Stol
Ala. & Ten. . fb o 61Olx BAG
COTTON YARNS. 1 H
700, q dog. Ia S s
600, +" Ia Q s
500, 90 -O10 Hol
400, {" oil
DRUGS & DYE STUFFS. Bee
AIoes, . tb 2 SO Q P P,,,
Assaf9tida, |" -m40 Lar
Borax Crude f" 2503O Mes
- refined, 3594o Egg
Birthstone, roll, 5f0 9 ~
Camphcr, re- Car
fined, 2 tb 500
Cantharides " sl1a@s2 Bar
Castor Oil, per Sac
gallon, 81 S06S2 CT
Cream Tartar, 4O042h
Fps Salts, a fb 5O 6 Clio
Flour sulphur, Ia * Mill
Gum Arabic, 35fDS0 Tim
" Copal, 50D60 Fla
Ipecac, . Ib 81 25l02 so Her
Jalap, Z" SlLmS1k Blu
Logwood, grind Ia 5 cl
Nader, 2 fb Is st
Magnesia, /" 406I 20 Orc
Nutgans, 50O75 Hun
OilPepperm'ts s41zM5
Opium, p ID So 5OO7 90 Buc
Quicksilver, +" 5 s0f9l % Pat'
Quinine, " 81 OO62 %
Sal Soda, {" 5f9 6 Gin.
Saltpeter, /" l218GD14 Tur
Saleratus, {" IA "a Cast
SIENNA, 4" 3565O
Sugar Lead, " -G30 Am
Verdigris, A" -fO50
FEATHERS. Eng
Live Geese, G Id 1904 Cas-
FISH. She
Mackerel, No. Ger
3, d barrel, S12012h
FLOUR y.
Extra, Sc 50M7 90 HaN
Superhne, SIS 5O06 90 d.
Fine, - Loa
FRUIT. ICrui
Raisins, q bx 50 SO Pow
shell, 4 fb 2oO25 spic
Apples, dried, Gini
4 bushei 2 ooi02 Is Clo'
Peaches, dried, Pep
q bushel, 8 OO43 is
Peeled Peaches, Bra
p bushel. 4 5O95 rs FIR
GINSENG. An
Ginseng, 2 ID 65o Run
GLASS. Jal
Window An
sx1O, p bx, 81 oO64 so Gin
10xl2, Z" 81 50EG5 HU
lOx14, " SIS 0005 SO An
VIII
GRAIN.
Wheat, q bush / GOAL 10 Rer
Rye, (" 40G50
| Corn. 90 90 Inn
oats, clean" eo0sS Guh
GUNNY BAGS. Y'n
"a bush. each, l2f0l4 Bla
GUNPOWDER.
Rife, Fkeg, ) al so Bal
Blasting, =" 5 as 90
HONEY. Cid
Strained, q ID s@12Il
Comb, 1o0l2h
HIDES. MAJ
Green, = lb IA 5 She
Dry Sailed s'th'n -0l0 Nal
Mexican Flint. mono. PoT
HEMP. CHI
Manila, 2 ib none.
American dew Cor
rOtted, a tb "a Fin