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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-04

GTaTE or TESNESSEE.-The President, Directors
> Co., OF the Union Bank Of the State OF Tennessee,
Alexander Bell e.. ala,
IN ne CRducsV Court At Chattanooga
By decree said county In the above
January term 1850 will the 22d February at pub
he outcry the premises Tor the OF year, the Steam
NH and Dery In the city Chattanooga known Bells, to-
sether with rctnghogs malt house opers shops and hoZ
pens capable holding og and appurttnlncs Note With
approved security II months will he required Tor the
the surrender Of hs possession Of the property the
the good order reasonable excepted
Mil Dlery large brick building, and capable
II -four and 81 barrels Of whisky and grind
Ing $50 bushels Of corn per day.
ia2o-t5ss WM. J. sTANDRFRR. OK. and ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-04
ANOTHER NEW NOTE UPON
yVSkss F.GTE,Et-N F>ss~AG

NGEsCE;SEEss'S E'zAN0S,
VTT0RCFSrERS PiAAOA-These Pianos have
~ stood Che test Of many years that they
hardly need ~osifgf eUcouum For the bet
ter part OF Enerou they have been constantyfI II
before the public al 81 tC old and proving By their
biy and consauc; te s with which they cohstrueisd
Tor durability 81 tone Or and uniformity Of work, and
excellence Of frames these pianos may wei challenge compe
ton. We know Instruments ofMr Wurcrser out that hsYs
born the tunmngi u heen and remain perfect
and build ne DO elr first estate. The number made at this fac
tory largely acr asod from year 10 yesrtr0U ne Hec YORK
Com. Adrsvttser, IA Nor. 1-s9.
We constantly supplied With and receiving by snos,
packet additions % stock " the really
made By R WusCER 20 which would respectfully in-
y!tr the attention q those IN want A. MORRIS,
n024 Bookseller and Dealer IN Piano F0res.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-04
NR. MOFFAT,s vEGETA.LE LIFE PILL

~
and pronounced remedy for dyspepsia faulency
heartburn and ache costiyeness diarrha vers Of all
kns govt gravel scuryy, ulcers eruptVe
complaints salt rheum, eysipeaS colds and influenza,
rreuay and all arrangement OF the female system piles and
vsou other diseases which the human frame is liable For
sale by the proprietor Dr. W. M0FFAT, 835 Broadway New
York and by Druggists generally all over the country
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-04

|tLOSING-OUr PRICES.-we shall for the next four
weeks oer many without regard TO cost but at such
prices insure sales We wodd name Ladies and Misses
and Square and Tibet Paris Mou'aines and Printed Me
nos Mousselane and Popn Robes ounced SIX Robes IN Wo
brr and four fouucps sold mu LEES than the cost Of
mpor alton Also thousand dollars worth Of Csrpetngs
nng common TO superfne Ingram and Threepy Hemp and
Rag CARPETS Drugget Cocoa and Canton Mating Also Ser
wants Wool Goods aud Banke heavy Coored and White Cotton
Goods NJ AIDE IN Virginia and Maryland, will be sold low as ST.
mlar G. DDS be purchased in any market -
iatT h
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-04
OR
CONCENTRATED POTASH,

MAT BAR RAILI.OAD IRON FOR SALE.
II The Richmond Danye Railroad Co.. having some three
tons Of old hand ready dispose Of the
same reasonable market rates Much Of this iron Is In Lengths
rail snperstructure and some being In shorter
lengths could reroed manuic ured into nails spikes
Parties wishing purchase may apply at the Office Of the Rich
rnond and Danville Railroad.
fes-Iw A woRRALI. supt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-04

.-f..,l fy.s .t1 on, flas endorsed ana ium,asu'Ael
s others To- ts quality of Che ea'1s BE- i"'a1t', is OBJ
.rrt.-.. aaI applied by an HN- Dressers CEIsTA
.5 81. @ ,tsr Uoas- Nss YoIs. It'3 -itFlm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-04
S,uOCKOE MEL, RECHMONDGROUND PLAs-

StHOCKOE MEL RICBUONDGROUNDPL As-
= TFRTh- subscriber has earnestly laboed for the past ur
wears 10 exclude Northern Ground Pastey the establishment Of
Hoe M supplying article superior any received from
North claims perfect success lie hegs leave to return
his THANKS TO his patrons inform all interested that he
completed that viii cradle him TO supply any
demand Ills stock NJ lump is heavy (based upon
the enormously Increased superior aee selected from
the pures Windsor Nova Scotia quares with special reference
lis richness In Sdte II Lime The reputation Of his brand
ha be sustained at every aHd AND lie asks only
permenta trial Of those who have not made Application ct THIS
rdlgdGIe JtStii-eT. JOhN H. ClAiBotNr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-04

.-c.ct,rrrra.--"e '''e 's''' ..
r.sN.' A''. ,ra,s.oa Co.'S great publication
-.t.h 'oa.'. r,.rorri,, Popular p'elGu.Iy
,.r American y.,rmc eighth IS inclusive
.-, Na's..- e., Uayuau,' and comprise,
N, uord "t-s1T Al. have ro,icei that some trivial
~ i-sd pages y" 20 M. work as tainted with ap-
FL. bi, been n', ,'., md We decile, uniasty.-
=, a,oadoa i.l founded in the fac. that Caa',
.ir-' Vas p.' ~, compiling editors TINS volume
\ T. biography 80, bv pa1a VIC think that be
.,r iei IL % 49, .;,ssf bv ths impartial manner
III, some cr'l'' 81 .,, rbite-,oated abohtouist, for
ssh he h'' i..r-nc Of the writer one w'Y or
g,. 5s'y' ~ ,,,I,s incidents Of the subjects life
ssr ba' 'as a. di,pas,ioaate adhesion TO facts
-scoriel w., ol thousand wears hence VINO ma!
80 be I l.,.D,'' .,e,i7g, might practice.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-04
GET TuE BEsT."


~ GOD, well made and properly adjusted Piano
~ FOrtcs, very We have er4<keTr0ix
selling none but thc Ffcst,,s Tor She last E2-<4H
twenty odd years and responsible house can j ~
possibly offer safe or better Undue emont
TIE mpor and valuable have been
y effected h,s instruments, which "More home testimony"
decare (see Press Sept o. l9 will them 70 take the
place Of the ,oy and cumberome Grand Plano
been good fortune 70 hear much power combined
with such deicacy Of iE.onatlon." d. r. NASH CO.,
oclT Petersburg Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-04

SAPONIFLER,

FRANKLIN STREET, htOHhONDl VA,
Fills SLAVES both publicly and privately Persons enrusng
= their Slaves him. rest ASSURED Of obtaining the highest
$3.50 ar{r.s fr2
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-04

THE RICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE,
NOW IN rs sixth Session the daughters OF Virginia and
- South facilities FOR the requirement Of thorough
and finished education
employs FoUKryaS able well tried teachers Of whom
Its course extensive and complete being intended 20 embrace
an Young lady should study with the whole 50 arranged
s NJ the University selections may be made and particular
studies or branches, pursued az pleasure
It invites comparison with the most prominent seminares In
part Of country.
pupi are admitted any time and charged only from the time
Of matrcuang They may enter most adyauageousy at the
middle OF February, when the Second Term begins.
TERMS (oNE HAIF ~ ADVANCED
Board Including everything Sl,O
English Tuition. --..--]O to %
French. Music. Drawing. b., usual extra charges.
A reduction O f5Uft. % Ministers.
For catalogues, containing details apply 10
ja30-d&clm CHAS H. WINSTON, President.
DEMOVAL.--we beg leave to inform friends and the
II public generally that have removed 10 our ifonon
store on between Mta and Franklin where
our e ana show the largest most complete
assortment Of STOVES, RANGES. FURNACES, BRITANNIA
PLATED JAPANNED and plain TNwARE to he found In any
house either North South We have also magnificent assor
n-at Of GAS FIXTURES all kinds and shall continue IN
PLUMBING GAS and STEAM FITTING TIN and PATENT
ROOFING business with largely increased force
facilities assuring customers that have sysnzed
that shall attend 10 all orders with prompneSs
Thankful the liberal patronage bestowed on Us Tor many
past hope receive continuance OF the same In our
house
PORTABLE GAs-wORKs put up in town and country
fe2-lm CHARLES D. YALE co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-04
BYJAMEs NJ TAYLOR 4 SON, Aue,s.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE on BROAD

sTsEET AZ AUCTIoN.-WII be Sold on TrispIY Febru,
arv I'm conmencpg al clock NJ that valuable rel c,t
siih large Cottage building thereon) ad9rrr the Aesn
Church The lot fronts Broad street 90 fee, and 1850
alley will desired divided two lots of 80
feet The location of this property renders very
for private residences.
TKRsOueourh cash the balance a. 8, 19 and IS months
for negotiable notes. interest added By trust deed
The taxes Ter 1850 to be paid by ne purchase
VALUABLE IMPROVED AND VACANT
REAL ESTATE, On 9TH AND MARSHALL sTREFTs POR
SALE AT AUCTONThe purchaser Venting to approve else
where viii s. npon the premises on WEDNESDAY lie sh Of
February commencing at ococA W. the valuable
located a The southeast corner Malsa and IN streets ipme
ely opposite James Church. and occupancy
Of Dr. W Grebe The Improvements large Brick Dwelling
having six above the basement, with the
The property will be sold IS follows:
The House With 27 ground fronting on 5h street and
running back 60 10 alley the vacant Lot fronting q
feet and running back above; and 1o other Lots fronting 90
feet esch and running back the same depth This property oG.
It's contguty the Second Market particularly adopted
TT5-For the house and lot oueouth cash The balance at
r. IS months negotiable notes. with Interest added and
is bsaSe a. and 70 months for nsgdt b 5o,e
tee and secured as above The taxes for $50 be paid the
sale P'' VIC ''' u
ja27-td JAS NJ TAYLOR son, Auct,.
VALUARLE ZEAL ESTATE ON 9Th AND
CLAY STREETS AT AUCTION VIII be sold upon the pre-
misses on WEDNESDAY the sih day February commencing
Immediately after the sale Of the property 5h and Marshall
southwest corner of Clay streets fronting 9th street
running with the privilege alley
vide will be sold into three lots Of 20 feet EACH running back
as above.
II
business Persons desiring such property would
do well "a attend this sale.
TERs-Onefourth cash The balance al % and Is months
for negotiable with interest added and secured by
deed. The Tor 1850 10 be paid by the purchaser
la25-td JAS M TAYLOR SON Aacts
= VALUABLE BUILDING LOIS ON NINTH,
> BETWEEN MARSHALL AND CLAY STREETS, At AUCTION'
We will sell upon the premises on MONDAY February 18Th, 800
commencing ~ O'Clock p ", valuable Building Lots a..
said 9Th street. 80 feet each and running back leo feet
This property, from IS location arapty Improving o.
well a. their couteuy 10 The business portion OF he city, renders
them a desirable for building purposes Lots 20 be had
TsRys0nehth cash. the balance g. y, J. and - months
for negotiable with interest added and secured By
deeds Taxes for l-G0 to he paid by purriasrrs
Jazz JAS. NJ. TAYLOR son. Aucts.
BOOTS, SHOES AND SrRA " GOODS AT AUG
ID TI0N.-On WEDNESDAY sth # Eeb'y, will sell II
O'Clock at auction store
300
straw Goods
Boots and Shoes.
TERMsUnder 800 cash sloO % days credit Tor
approved psper l. 4 g. H. DAVENPORT
ii2I .inuerrs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-04

- Prompt attention paid 90 the receiving and delivery Of al
parSalr, b this n- aud tc same VIII be reee2ted tor
f471.r, pan. 1-.aI r. W EISOM
PS- viii be seen from the above that my charges the
same a. those OF p Edmond CO. aud VII cVuuue % charge
t rates As long they remain under original charges,
hou hey exceed them then v only charge my former rates
"a T. W T.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-04

NOR NEW YORK The superior fast sailing brig Ia
4 'NACuIAS" Capt j. H. SLOPPY having he greater 49,
portion % hey engaged will sal with quick dspa h. for
r.-iw w p. COLQUTrT & co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-04

4 GRAND VIRGINIA DiSCOEERI.-Some Tour
"A uhs since, excellent t0RuSm1u NArHrAu fZkl, H.
De had prepared har with which he
experimenting upon his own head, whose top entirely bald
DAYS ard ou the place bald f0ur months
crop hair has With vigorous growth So
DIS discovery he
has named THE INFALLBLE VIRGINIA HAIR RErTORER'
Mr. Is abo1t going into extensive manufacture Of article
desuyi prove ~ anxious interest bald plted
rieuds- Fry. Ei.ia. 1tt Enquirer Dec l2ti, i~59
article be hal OF the principal Druggists
persons desire fine head ofhar have only the
resoier according printed directions the bottle Those who
have any It's efficacy have them removed in short
tlme u,iar TIE VIRGINIA HAIR EESTOREB INFALLIBLE,
proving that % is All that is Is claimed he.
Wholesale depot for orders, 60 Main 81. r. EZEKIEL
RICHMOND, Nov. II, lS'9.
l. y EZEKIEL take oath the Holy Bible that have been
years and have restored hair by using EZE
KIELS VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORER NAFrAu EzEEfE-
This DAY before me- by Naphta Ezekiel jos. MAYO
de'6-ikwly MAYOR Of Richmond
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-04

DEAUTIFIII Lace Sets Bertas Point Sets Another
supply of those cheap real Point Lace Collars Latest style
u f sV'p '-~ sAMT4 NJ PRICE co.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-06

The ATLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN r. r.
IL is now stated on authority that the Allan
tic and Great Western Cincinnati extension
CT the Erie guage) Railroad will be built
and that the Lake terminus will be at Cleve
land. aitUrding an equal if not the best route
Tor freight and passengers to New York. The
burgh roads from the crossing to Cleveland
whichever may be regarded best, the Mahou-
ing road is seven miles nearest eastward, but
has no connection with the other roads at
Cleveland. which is claimed by one party ia
tba, city to be indispensable, and eau only be
ell ctcd 10y crossing the river at the foot OF
Front street, which the public convenience
aud The interest of the city requires
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-06

ANoTHER MAMMOTH HorEI--The Continental
HoIel, just erected in Philadelphia, on the
corner of Ninth and Chestnut streets, is said
10 be the finest hotel edifice in the United
States. Philadelp hia, indeed, claims that it
ia "thc most complete cummod.ous and ele-
CANT establishment OF the kind in the world, -
but. then, philadelphia may be preiudiced,
you know. But splendid aud elegant con-
IsiVance it must Ice, judging from u minute
detailed description. which fills three col
umns in the Evr.Iiug Journal OF that city.
Til hot IA assures i1J feet on Chestnut
street, AMI 2Jj on Ninth; is six stories in
height has upwards of GOO rooms. anil can
accommodate 900 regular guest, with n
cap CITY iur 2UO ON AN emergency. IT. in
;erGal arrangv ments aud decorations are SUI
perb. and no expense appears to have been
spared TO render il magnificent travellers
home. II has been leased by PARAN STEVENS.
To-, great Hotel King of Boston, at u rent Of
$4,000 per aunum.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-06

DESTROYED BIZ FfRE--We learn that the
Residence OF Jonathan Scott, residing some
four mills northwest of McMinnville, was
total, destroyed by FIRE GA Thursday night
last. The reflection of the flames u ere plain
ly visible al this place. He lost all, or near
iy all. OF bis furniture, and some seven hun
drei dollars 10 money. We did not learn
the particulars In regard to the ori gin OF the
fire.
We also learn, by private letter. that
the Academy n Manchester was destroyed
by fire on the night OF the 2Srd. There are
propositions on foot contemplating the cree
tion Ut a building for educational purposes
on n much more liberal aud extend,d plan.
We hope our neighbors will be successful in
their efforts TO replace their loss by the put
ting up OF bailding superior 10 the one just
destroyed. - Ne H.nariiis Nee Ira.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-06
Death of MIR. J Ohn j ack son.

Mr.. JOHN JACKSON, formerly Clerk in the
True Wing and PATRIOT offices, died at the
residence of his mother. Mrs RACHEAL JACK
SON. in this city, Saturday morning last. The
deceased was a native of Ireland, but had
spent the greater portion of his life in this
place, where ne was universally known and
este, med. We have seldom met with man
who was more uniformly genial and good ma
tured in his intercourse with his fellOw-men,
or more ready at all times to respond to the
calls of friendship. No friend of his, scarcely
an acquaintance even, il within his reach, was
confined to a sick chamber that he did not
enter on his mission of kindness and mercy.
No parent ever had a more dutiful and con-
sideraie son or sister tenderer or more at
{, ciionate brother. For some months past
bis health bad declined rapidly; his whole
physical system appeared to have been un-
dermined by the insidious approaches of dis
eIse. He felt that his end was nigh, but he
contemplated il with calmness that amour
ted almost to cheerfulness. His death was
d acefuI aud serene. AS friend we lament
his loss, and trust that he has gOP to enjoy
che blessings of a better world.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-06
DIR. AING'S DASPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES,

ssazsSH<x> DR.GING ,rormerl! oil New York for
AH8 the tast four years OF Louisville KEN
GJc~y sno nas dovoteu his attention treat
nenI oil private diseasesior so years, natters
ilnself ,navmg attended practice for many
years, AND cured So many thousands hes enabled to
cure aildseases OF private nature, no matter how
oadtney may oeIrom IuJudiciOus medica Treatment,
Jr rom uegleC oftheir own. Dr. Kings spensary
IS No 70 Deaderick street, between Cherry ana the
square second stony ,where ecLre ofa
private nature.
GoSoKRHkA Iured without auss usm e icI orin-
difference with business.
srNcIUREsJf ola or recentdate yenectuallx uredin
4 few days, by an operation which causes pain.
Where structure exists health cannot be enjoyed.
'erhapsno disease causes IN isc HE aud under
mines the constitution much.
SYPHILIS, with all thediseases of theskin growing
Iut of iegect or badEreatment can be feet ually
cured IN Few days.
ixmSaI NEAkxEss-Part culaT atte ntionhavinlbe
given this disease and all The consequences grow.
,ug out oft, brought on in many cases by the de-
structive habits siderafs Youths and exces
Undermined constitution rende: :ng the subeetunht
Tor ousinessor society and causigprematureodage.
Females who may be tabOriag with any ificulty Of
{ Re Won b may restassured of immediate relief.
Persons esidinR abroad by writing and stating
:heiroase with fee closed directed TO DIR King,
No. b Deaderick street, Nashville Tenn. will have
he lssessary medcinesent to iraddress with
:ssssry directions strict secrecy observed. 0fhce
Ibdrsfr III o'clock hemorninE until n thu eve
ng. maya0-indAw1y
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-06


A CITIZEN OF MExPHIs KTLLED.-We learn
from the -dpalanoak Of Saturday, that Mr.,
THOMAS B. MYNzTr, Depaty Sheriff Of Shelby
county, and Mr.. JAMES L. WEBB got into q
dispute on Friday evening last. and that the
former shot and killed the latter instantly.
Mr. AYNATT gave himself up to an officer,
and was put in prison. Mr.. WEBB was a
prominent merchant of Memphis We copy
the following testimony before the Coroner's
jury. 80 ss
Mr.. C. W. BRowE was sworn, and testified
as follows
was standing by the door this afternoon
and saw Mr.. Webb and the perron tnat shot;
words passed between them; Mr.. webb said
something like the following: Ii Is lie.
and then the other man said il Il not so; then
Mr.. Webb said you lie; then the man struck
Mr.. Webb. when they had little scufne; tue
man followed Mr.. Webb up and beard him
saw you can fire, you are a cowardi the man
theu fired and Mr.. Webb dropped; they were
three or four feet apart when he fired; was
not iE striking distance when he bred; Mr..
Webb held back when be saw the pistol; 1t
was a one barrel pistol; 1 do not know
whether il as a repeater or not: Mr.. Webb
drew 10 weapon; did not attempt TO draw
any; he used bis arms; the man did not
luke him with his pistol but with his list
the man followed him up a. far as the window
when Mr.. Webb fell back, and he shot
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-06

IRISH HUAoR AT THE GAIETT.-The longer
Mr.. COLLINS stays the better be draws. There
was a Fl st rate house Saturday night to see
him In Borg O'.Nore and Al that GlitteFs Is not
God. and if the weather don't become too
bad, there will be another good holse to-
night His engsg tment is drawing to close,
and we would advise all who are fond OF
Irish wit and humor to "give him call" eve
~ night for the remainder of his stay.
For bill for tonight, see managers an
nouncement in another column.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-06

From l.ls Il,a..ra.ea. Ner York, July 1s, 1ssa

From Life Illustrated. New York, July 1s, 1850
sPxLDIxe's PREPARED GIUs.-Fe have examined {
chemically prepared glue specially designed tor
pairing furniture, picture frames shell work, etc.
without the trouble of calling the cabinet maker
professed repairer reliable article of this kind
has long been unsuppIied want of the household,
and Mr. SPalding has succeeded in discovering the
way to make reliable prepared que that viii re-
main soluble, and uninured by time and tempera-
ture, and that Will supply cheap, ever-ready and
sufficient means for repairing household wares, as
he seems to have done, he is lucky man, and will
be sure Of the hearty gratitude Of all good house-
keepers Millions OF dollars will be saved in the
preservation and expense repairing furniture alone
every year By the general introduction OF such an
article jan23-2w
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-06
Commercial.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE
N ASHNIIIE Enh 4 Ign

L
COTTON Sales Saturday of 20 bales at
10 cts. I; SO at l0l910:30c; % at lO4c
Z at 9sc per ID.
COTTON-Sales yesterday of 81 bales at
1Oc; at l0:l5; 55 at 1875; 33 at 9aalOf;
3S at 9alJ4; 70 at l01 aud 80 at 10:I5 y To
TOBACCO--Sale> at A. HamItons of 5
hhds. at 4:40; PAS; $50; 5 80; 2:25
WhEAI-Prlme Red and White, in de-
mand AT 81 l001I %.
FLOUR-Dcmaud active. Extra 81 O06
40 u bbl.; Superiine seas so: Extra,
Family Flour in bag, S3 so; Supertile So.
per 80 lbs. These are wholesale prices; the
retail figures advance 25c. Is SO lbs, aud soc.
p Larrel.
BACON-Hams loo; Shoulders nc; Clear
Sides l0c q 10.
LARD-me quote at 9@IOc p d. The
demand continues brisk.
SEEDS-Millet Seed 81; Orchard Grass
Seed 81 10; Clover Seed So 50(G6; Herd
Grass 81 z5(@Sl so; Timothy Seed S325Ca
81 IS.
WHISKY-Rectiied 25@27; country
brands 5O(g75c.
IRON.-Teunessee-B 5 &c Band 7(a7a.
Horse Shoe %, Nail Rod 8, Boiler %. Sheet
s4@s3, Hoop S2993. Pittsburg-Bar 81 !,
Band , 4(G6. Horse ohoe 5, Nail Rod Sheet
5i@6, Hoop 7(9s.
keg, Skies 81, Fights So rs, Tens and arger
sizes SO so.
DRIED FRUIT.-Apples are selling at
81 s5(Si 40 q bushel. No peaches in mar
ket.
RoPE-Grassi249I4c .Jute I2a c otton
Thread 22A(923.
LEAD.-7s cents p b.
SHor.-buck So 40; Drop 81 go per Dag.
Notwithstanding So 90, aud Rifle 81
90 per kes.
GINSENG-In fair demand at so cents a
bushei
FEATHERS-Are now selling at 4OCai2c
q u.
DrESWAX.-Ind demand at &c cents.
SALT-Barrel salt s selling at SOC. n
bushel, ani sack at 81 60 tor fine. In lois
u REDUCTION is made on sack. No coarse in
market. M
SUGAR-New Orleans brown s(aIo:. q
10 10y Tie bill; -. lower by the hogshead.
y. \. Coffee sugars l0(Gll5c, crushed aud
powdered lllC9i2sc; Loaf ll(ai2s.
MOLASSEo-New Orleans IN bbls. AGA
41c. - gallon; SOC. in bali bbls.
GOLDEN > fKUP.--In Barrels Toe, in
half-barreis 50, In Kegs 81 90.
COFFEE.---S Stock light, demand fair.
Prime Rio II worth i3(a l31 cuts. Laguyra
l4;Java 1920. Baltimore strictly choice
lSs.
CANDLEs.-star firm at 10 tor IA OF;
II for faii weight; Tallow. i23c.
HIDES AND LEATdER-ss equotegreen
hides cents, dry 10; Southern salt H.
OAK Sole Leather Soc. p u. Ior best quail
ty; Harness 50.
RAGS.-Foi Cotton Ragsin good order
scents Is readily paid.
WoUL--Iub-washed, in demand at SO
cents, pulled, 2s(5So; uawasbsd isaac.
OILo.-Linseed,1 5c; Lard 5 10; tanners
1863 loo; Cod Liver 81.
bALED HAY--Fron store $50 per ton;
good supply on hand
TURfESfINE-65c.
IRISH porAFoES-sl(s IS from store
e ,ushrl.
MEAL-90c 9sl 90 p busheI.
CORN-Rctsi from store 90t a bushei