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Every Article of Merchandise
IA TEracGs OF E4and
g O r s A L 4,

WILL ne offered Public Sale 20 Tracts of Land,
v containing from 10 l27 acres, beng sibdi-
the assatcrs Miil Tract iaciudlg the fac
New " ii Ind ter Power OF Mr.. I4tssater- All
Of the lots well timbered. Agso-Nos. l. ,, 3. 10,
II, Is. u ami % in Garretts original plan tze
Stone FORT prep -rty. All Of Ihc bove viii be sold
a credit OF 1, tbd years, without interest, FOR
notes We'll endorsed anu a iiep retained with re-
ductInn 70 the purchaser OF 10 per for cash.
ASo.-Irn LOIS, being subdIV isiOns of Nos. - and
p Glrretts u1i plan. These lots front
Railroad and extend Up tie river, and vii be sold
o. cretit II AID years, without interest, notes
endorsed aud ea ret iRea.
On all tie lands there IS fair proportion of FIRE
river bottom above owe Il W, aud the whole OF tue
l9uts are covered win ii tuber. We deeiu it NJ
Necessary II say anything ia prl these lands.
more than Il py - reInini the pc bic het they
situated IN section 81 CUuIJry whose resources ar
IGS now beginning 10 be developed, the lnnlci.s-
water power of the old Stone Fort having hteiy
ias-ei ilto the hands cf @eJtlen. n TO kaOw their
value aud Nhiie true thai they r. purchus i
at very luS rate, Kat fact - a. hut euabl- hold
10 work thSn more eNte ssivviy auI p.os by.
the voice Stite Legislature vas almost un.ti
nous la favor II Ain ! ster tHe point wnioh
!o- ate tine State Prison and should Commission
app liatcI Tor the purpnse oi selecting iocatio
iic Ia. Will lot be very far els ant 1t viii be
Nn wa as the central manufacturing towa. In that
the value al tee ~eanss oiv be guessed at.
Ia euiire sale IS without reserve AMI " hog re-
glrJ To price W 4. GARRETT,
q. :. Ne SDAf.
p. --per-ous vrh1 wish T. attend this sale shpud
leave Nashville cH the sunday o'clOc6 +. 81. Tram
10 The Lebanon Herald. sIur.recsooro' Tele
gr pin, ClrNsy lie Chronicle, See byvIle Exp sit
copy TIL day sale aud seud bill Is this
collection. apr3-t Is &.
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.et.) ella i5fliug zoe Kettle from tAe IRE It
slnnaal- cable, t5.teI over, and scLided my
r, severely ,.l-n1zt - CRISP II was an
ar EH- Hlstan- illlai-l sEieared - ex-
JaiG. IL hetisti rlpIaIE, FIiuIut zDrriess-
- scar vi account irony yOur-.
&c A1.I.E1- EO-lt-E-'
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Af aeeffssts sssU Aaposa, ezes "a zs>H rcssiafed
azsiisss . ! gcry esfssie O. have ciisap aad
onseaent ssag for repairing fers'tare, Toys, rock
'Ty, a..
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RIiEUUATISM

Standing. has been totally cured Piles,
Gmors, EGHning sores scrJ fula. stlf Joints,
S~eIlings, Burns, Eitess Boils, Chaps, Seu
lit Raeua and ali aches aEd pains upon
4 kindred complaints upon
HORSES, CATTLE, &C.
.ng- gOIe- tail scratches 7'aF-ni T"ii-t-sl'5
,HO0f-aii, sc are subIueC aHd cured Oy
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GeDR, M. MbgoTT'se2
GhalpbeQte &oills.

Al aperient and stoIaaehic preparation Of
1koN purified Of Oxygen and Carbon by conf
bustion IN Hydrogen. OF high medical author
ity ana extraordinary efficacy in each Of tbs
follow -nS complaint viz:
DEBILITY. NERVOUS AFFECTIONS. ma
CITATION. DYSPEPSIA, DlARRHEA, C0kSTl.
PATTON. SCR0EULA, SALT RHEUN. sCURyY,
gAUHDICE LIVER COMPLAINTS RHEUEA.
MTTTENT FEVERs. NEURALGIA CHRONIC
HEADACHES FEMALE WE6KEESS MIS-
MEEsTRUkTIoE WHITES, CHL0R0SIS. ctr,
PLMPLEs ON TIE FACE, RoUGHHESs OF
TIE SKIN. cts.
The IRON being absorbed by the blood. and
thus circulating through the whole system, no
part % the body can escape their truly wonder
fal influence.
me experience Of Thousands daily proves that
no preparation Of 1ren for \ moment DO
comaared with IL. Impurities OF the blood, de-
preston Of vital energy, pale and otherwise
sekiy compilations ind.cata It's necessity IN 81
most every eonosivable case. In all cases Of
female debility aaor alhRs, ehlo-ssis etc., its
elsocts are delis hEsuiiy rsnovating. Ma remedy
has ever bseu dizcove ed, n the whole history
OF med ieiRs which sxsrts sueh prompt happy,
ana July restorative effsets Good appefifs. COM
plste digestion, rapid acquisition Ct strength.
With ga unusual dispositiaa fer active and q
cheerful exsceise, irssnsdiato.y follow is use
As grand s.omaehIc and general restorative
il has no sHpsrior and no substitute.
Esas upta "eas ltat metal bsxs= containing
SO pills price % srnts per sax ak hexes,
- so, sae ssoxen baxrs- 81 %. For sais by
Is-uggists generally. Win DC sent free 90
tzFs, ozsier.. sse-. .laouid b. as.aresSod 60
r. B. LOCKE 81 CO.,
General Agents.
5s3 BROADWAY. Ny
S.B--Tsse above Is a facsimile NJ ths
dso22-asFiwA~Iy
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Union Bank par Northern Ba1s, par
Painters Bank Southern B1rk, -asiis
Merchants Bank par Citizens Bank .09c1is
CITY Bank.....-.--- par Commercial Bank----I dis
Traders Bank par Bucsz's Bank, par
Bank Of Commerce., par Exchange Bank - 50 dis
R17k OF the Uuion.- FsaT Farmers Bank, par
Bank OF Chattanooga, par Bank q Nal Tenn par
Bank OF 3eInplEs, -. par Hfnk 81 Paris, par
Bank 81 cambridge, - par i5lnS Of knoxviie, par
River Bs.ns- par IsaIl < OF Nashville, par
81 {. OF Claiborne Gsftscoee bltN- ------- par
Bank TazeWcH. dlsi Bank % rsie4by vile, pa.
EaIik OF Trenton, .. iawrcneebig Bank,
Bark CT Jefferson. isdakti WestIennessee par
.OEEy md EOETHLE-s-
Agricultural Bank, Brownsville.
Central Bank OF Tennessee, Nashville
Farmers aud Mec1an.cs7 B1Hk Memphis
Mechanics Bank, Memphis
n "a piIis Savings Institution
Ex5bsnge Btgk, Inrireesa oro'-
Miner and u inaflctarers' Bank, Knoxville
Bank VI LAST fluaesse--
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Tennessee l. alabama Railroad.

- Z . q II { I'd ttAIE y e Is
TIME TAI BILE.
Commencing sunday, april %. 1860.
GOING SOUTH.
Lave NashyiII, 4:I5 m arrive Il Columbia -d5a M
Leave Nashville 10 arrive 1T Columbia 90 = IN
GOING NORTH
Leave Columbia +: IN. arrive Nashville 10 a IN.
Leave Columbia I:iD pm. rive at N.siiviI. p m.
GNHE Morning Train song south connects with
i uIf,iI- and Chr estOn Ia, .r1aa ct Decatur.
The Evening" lrtn -oiIE = Ut.i connects al Snlun-
ba Nifh Train 10 Mount Plea ssut.
The Evening Train g5i Z North makes G. con-
He~IioH At Nashville With Louisville audi \asifyiIi-
ItIirost from aud alter tcut - My 5th, T. LtUls-
vie aud ali Eastern cities Btt one train ou san
dag. ". ON Pr KfNS,
mIy2-'n Superintendent.
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Flour! Flour!

IN BBLs. Fxtrs Family Fl 'ur. 100 blss Extra
~ f'ta4y Flssr, al4 50 b5ls Saperdua Fio1F,
! sst received aud Tor SAFE b.
/. IrSzfNS,
maT31-u IA II south AtrS-t 81.
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Gbaaferu Sales
CHaucery SaIe---E4and on No
Iemss lille aud Mill Creek YAH
lev TEI-npiEkes.

10y virtae Of a decree rendered by the Chancery
ID Court at Nashville. IN the Mary Z Good
wiu W. y. p. Cogb.tt I'd ot4ers, VIII agth uT'C
publ sale tue Co IrL House IA TINS city, Al l.
Oct cE preoi ely, on
Saturday the 5iL day of my, 1860,
The Tract 81 u aad i2s poles NJ faad dcscrib
eJ The PIE ngs heret IA ,ieeusi.
ant \. - ca bite 1erass t ani Il months, credIi,
WittsUt itr resi-, and ale W.T. out rc.lrnl ton.
NoTE-Ths sac is to Iay the decree Ia livor of
Tor ,b1ut IS o., ard besi8es tHis claim
there also iurtIcr lea sId tract 81 3u.t Tor
about So to Nhlch the sail iant will b. sab ect.
prod !. r. GIEAVi-S, . y {.
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neutrality-suspicious.

NAsHvHLE& -HATTAyuoGA-5 p Is An.
TENNEssEE K ALABAvA-IO:O0 AL, 400 Pm.
LOCISTILLE & NASHVILLE :2OA N. $3.50 p. u
- - Galialin xpress 9:10 \. ii
EDGEFIELD & KzNTUcKY-10 ~, p II.
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ether states.


ether States.
KETUCSF: Ohio
Bank ri as8laH-t y ci5ftate Bank ~ ONO = ois
Box u LJ1ls sIiIe . = d.s I5'k Of toe Ohio Vail
Coniu4erc'. DIX ~ ~ = as. ley Z dis
Farmers * o. Ky = dis JoioineT'lai i X u
NOTtie-l = x Vi b. = dS tl-ciillaLl- = us
Pe1uie's EluE.--.-- = di- Country Banks dis
E55Ull4eFI- b. 81 ~ = as cEOscIA
AzAzAsA .-Aua1ta BIi.E-.-...- 10 dis
BANK Of Mobile 49,. 1 dis Augusta insurance
Bank II 3oHtsIl aery di-. aar BkIRg Comp 4 :
Central 81 II Ala. Dis BaHs OF At eHs.... ~ CTS
C0iHtlercfaf tl.nk - DIS Baz-z Ui Commerce,
Northern B1 OF ALI / C.ss -1-.Iuai ...- = dis
SJuIEern y K Of ala. Is Bank ID Columbus ! dis
ssr-r4 -.Ho7r~,- ISIIlSgf Fuison 49,. ! ais
IsnE 9f ID lrlstg- IDS q TX d Midle Ga.
Rank 5f .5.laa ~ Bank OF savannah. = Gis
Bank 81 Chester - ! dis BINS 90. the stale u
Commercial Bank u loi-'i-.--- - Z els
Columbia .-....- dis '-1-ti - 4-.i.i 'L4 li'0
Rink oil t,4r,.r,g-g, = ~. Banking Company = dis
hanil of Hamburg. = & ~ = IA ol n 7-s-. = 7
Bank of Ne-DsFry- = l= b - -. u anu II Dis
l5anE ~ tue state Of b---h S''-i.i.-A! = az
/ g' d. SUI. C!-'ij1. ~ lierou,I-I-' Plant
Z Exchange lsaIS Of .a - L. - = Us
/ Farmers & Ezc.lnge i}-iA--- -. Z DIS
,lerc L :, u : c Z ai- z dis
I Is-it-- - IL. = timber Cutters BIZ. = dis
- - - E ,s5- Union Bank, Augusta p us
/ psrl--rs ~ =. E.5r- ~l.lsl L-asas SO 40 ans
sogi. .es;eri l.ard . Bank Of Commerce,
ss an Ga; l4 XII Il "a eoaia5.- -
Ulslou sank Il :. & 3. is nN,ti;s- kci'd dis
/ LoUsAsA- L4as the Ola Du-
All SeS orleans ul.-ial Alex .r-a-- o.
il-LA=,------..-.. l als i4s.-S OF t..e Valley u
SO=IE Cl-o ia v, VIM. esler,.. ! DIS
haHS 81 y t4r.--lt : aa s.aIk 81 Va Iichm'd Ids
''i3N "a iPV 'aI- 17 ..5t3k o. Is heel g.. cis
Z Bank % r. vile = DIS .,-..'. n--.rs.,
I Is4lA lsl.- b ~ = J.l-. II -- =. dis
Ei--fClI- .z..--.--1. T.-5---- L.
I 81 LGIi1 SllEs -. ! Ll- ss-.6.....-f d.
Country BG..ks--... o. .r..-...--r,.-. ~ arI
-. iNDLa'A- Farmers Bank
I B's fta- stale " Ind d.. II .--..sr- dis
''l--1i u d as ie-el.- t. J.. ucii-
/ ILLlSlIs- JI-- ------------- dis
! Illinois ElIas--- = .'-- 'l-re..ai-z' i.-1 SEE
] -is is u tl.- --aa- chances B4-E,
I sl9 lI d C9-uta l.E--I Nie s..ug Dis
/ TIE Stale Jll.-r. benz - .r-l~e-i-Tu Pans
I tl=- scared ~ IeF--r. 90 Va rs l--t---- DIS
( Stale .s =-t.-u tx 81
| . Ili done Il-g 4.e IN ", HyrLvvil.e-. is
/ sa--aJ-e- .pLls- BL-ss IA }
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FnHF unsersisnsd having re iTea from tie arm al
4 fowier = ARA isatTisk -svl.g ssla ssit AIS a.
iHlr esl uie.en a. :. kir~isifFick. ressectfat
tcnfe has 81 "a o. th- cG-tsaers of tisr lor
their p.stsnsge and sols5Its . coauagssI0auI fai j
~. rslit4e 20 His saCcss sSrs-
apis I'm A.. " F0wLEfs.
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concentrated Cure

= rs $40 are suffering from tLesG-cts
t-I-l al D. surely anu per ma
--t.t-e.- DE- u-rrs-.a-
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WANT 10 mar.

4 eooilils ana ~lsnn N. Tor snlh family AP-
ply a: thls oliee.
apr-4-tt.
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Bank Of Mobile -----
Bank II Montgomery
Central B'E II Alt...
CUmnerCiaf Hauk
&orLlern B'k o. 4li-
Southern Is K Of Ala.
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DISSOLUTION.

fI'iIE f-sFlHersif heretofore existing bets sen
i ti40 GfsIsaca. un Ief tla slf a. FlWiT ass
AtrkntIrltk Is tA.s GAs dlssog-.4 hF m4ta4l "a.
suEi L. 81 llslcr rcgirlBs. Zoe Ia AS vi. ils
lutare be iRoast'i ay :. kfk iafric sh1 at3ae b.
authoFizea y settle tla buslurssu ths did urn.
a. -. FsilYtEt,
apr51 :. ki.kPATRIck-
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
@ ~ ssZz5z!ss So;
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Nssw YeRk. Nay 2.--cofsoa not repsrtesi.
Flour ssles ia hbls II 5 85aS 81. Casa
aHist bat steady. saIes 1850 bushels a. 50 IS.
Oats dah 2tfs. Gotf-c-M zricsfbe s
Il slasses saizs SD hisls-P ifta Rec s984a.
;aba Aasssvssia = -. Saztr ara Caba
Hasssvads. stiss iI11 0sxss At sta isarsa
REQ. sales ! IS hox-- y = acs< pax aaii
.1ies $50 bids l. ~ Isr I'd. ADD Il e2{a
Il - los ae9.
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MOTEHENFS OF THE RAILROADS.
o. Passenger rraIns.

NASHVILLE ScHaTTASooeA-4 An. 3P.M
TENNESSEE * ALaBAsA = 4:45 A. ". 2:S5 Pm
LoUls' lille & NAsHyILLE-4:30 NJ, 1920 II
- t-atta TN Express 3 Il 3 P. II
EDGERIELD :. kENIUcgY-6:3O ~. 2:45 p u
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Ngw osLxASs, Nay Cotton sales ~
day 500 osi,e. prices es-ier bat qfatalioas
unchanged; asar tluli: cora iirIa 75aS5 whole
faRge; whisky DAN 10; lard hrm litsIl9;
srrlgats o. esilaa 10 Liverpool $50 81 5; es-
change ua siseTees
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For the National Era
THE OLD AND NEW YEAR.

Nights sombre, mystic shade is the earth,
And dims the radiance Of the snow-ciad hills;
The winiry Storm King strikes his ancient Tyre,
To chant farewell 10 thee, departing Year.
A few days since, and the rejoicing
G.lles thine earliest dawn with glowing beams,
While Hope with temples crowned with fairesi flowers
And tuneful Gladness led thee in with song.
I've sailed the current of a rapid stream,
And gszed upon its shore, which moving seemed,
And within my bark in dreamy rest.
So down thy swift and ever-roing tide
Nv soul has drifted. Far and near see
Tire stamp of change impressed, and yet gaze,
Forgetful that too am borne along
Down LIES swift current the mighty main.
Where are thy hours thy moments, where they,
O diving year, so lately fair and young
Borne 10 my upon the sounding gale
i this reply: "GoRe, N more
Gone TO that shadowy land, the silent Pastn
That silent Past-soon shall its voice be heard,
And every deed and word and thought thine
Shall meet thee when the buried dead shall rise.
Despair in darkness clad draws now,
Bnt nearer a form in robes oflight,
Conc. sweet Forgiveness crowned with healing leaves
Frsught with glad hope, TO sooihe my fears to
Rat hsrk the winds have their mournfu strain
Aud low in sweetest cadence swells the gale,
While Time pIoclams The glad new year begun.
With songs ofioy hail thee, but once more
Reflection tells that thou must pass away.
What various scenes and strange thy hours will bring
Perchance the hand Of Care, mine,
Wi, leave deep traces of mis- whitening touch,
Or Sickness plant my weary bed with thorns
Perchance the dark-winged messenger will come,
And bear me to that dim and dread unknown,
That changeess land hat mocks mortal view
o Thou who rulest Time one boonI crave,
As on The threshold Of the year stand
That not like former time il may be spent
That | may know Thee, fear Thy holy name,
AID do Thy sovereign will. When times swift tids
shall reach the ocean OF eternity, .
When countless myriads sha II arise. 10 hear
Ther doom, from the bright fields ofteavenly JOY
o elme not be driven in hopeless woe,
Stang by the thought of many wasted years.
Grocela,ad Mass. J. G.. s.
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upon the subject of the Presidents message.
While disclaiming any personal unkindness to
the President, he dissented from his negative
policy in regard to the Territorial question. and
insisted that Slavery should be protected by
Congressional legislation.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Boyce concluded his speech in opposition
to the principles and practices of the Repubh.
cans.
Mr.. English spoke an hour or more in expla
nation and defence of his compromise bill Of
the last Congress. He intimated that the popu
lation of Kansas might be satisfactorily ascer.
tanned without a special law of Congress au-
thorizng it. But he insisted that the Repub-
llcans who have control of the Territory should
by the Territorial Legislature authorize cen
sus. He professed to be national, and opposed
sectionalism North and South. He denounced
Abolitionism and Disunion. BE appealed to
his Southern Democratic friends to desist from
threats OF disunion, as their only effect was to
inJure the Democratic party of the North. He
declared that the Northern Democracy would
never submit to a dissolution of the Union
upon any such issue as that of the election of
a Republican President
Mr.. Anderson, of Missouri, presented me-
moral from the mail contractors, asking Con.
gress to organize, and vote appropriations to
pay their arrears Of pay. He then proposed
that caucus of all parties opposed to the Re.
'publicans be held in the House tonight, with
a view to organization.
Mr.. Avery, of Tennessee spoke briefly upon
the relative positions of parties.
Mr.. Washburn, of Maine, proposed to take
vote for Speaker, and thought that the only
obstacle to an organization has been the debate
which has been going on.
A colloquy then ensued between gentlemen
from Pennsylvania and others, on the subject
of the tariff of 1857.
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FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

SackriHs, January 1.-The express of the
associated press arrived here this morning from
Halifax, with the foreign advices per steamer
Canada, which arrived there yesterday at /
o'clock P. NJ. She brings Liverpool advices of
the 18th, and via Queenstown TO the 18th.
The Africa called at Queenstown on Sunday.
The Peace Congress meets about the goth /;
Count Cavour represents Sardinia.
There were rumors that the Emperor Napoleon
designed to inaugurate the new year by fresh
pacific demonstrations.
One hundred and eighty protestant noblemen
and gentlemen in Hungary have been i'm.
prisoned, aud a conflict seems to be imminent.
The health Of Prince Jerome was considered
alarming.
Large reinforcements had reached the Spanish
army in Morocco
1t was stated, in reference to the Congress-
that the belligerent Powers only will be repre-.
sented by their Ministers of Foreign Affairs the
remaining Powers to send plenip otsntiares.
Great Britain.-A hastily and urgently called
council of the British Cabinet was held on the
18th.
The London Advertiser thinks it probable
that the arrogance of the Pope in claiming
precedence for his representatives over all the
other Powers was one of the points for con.
sideration. Another council was also held on
the 18th.
Spain.-The Spanish expedition to Morocco
was reinforced on the 18th by 1000 infantry
and 5000 cavalry.
Austria.-The Paris correspondent of the
London Globe gives the information, that the
Emperor Of Austria contemplates ab1icating
and says that the Arch Duchess Sophia is the
authorizes Of the scheme.
Copenhagen, Dec. 1.-THE Royal Palace at
Fredericksburg was destroyed by FIRE.
London Dec. IA letter from Perth of the
18th says, The die is cast The Government
has resolved to adopt a rigorous policy towards
Hungary. One hundred and eighty Protestant
noblemen and gentlemen have been imprisoned
for taking part in the assemblies which protest.
ed against the Imperial patents of December.
The Austrian army in Hungary will soon be
nearly fifty thousand strong.
The Vienna correspondent of the Times,
writing Oh the l4th, says the danger of con.
Act between the Imperial authorities and the
Hungarian protestants daily increases.
French trade having been interrupted by the
inhabitants of village on the river Bengal,
six steamers attacked it. The place was brave
ly defended, but finally destroyed. French loss,
forty killed, and seventy wounded. The enc.
my lost l50 killed, and many wounded.
Great efforts were making at Constantinople
for the Suez canal.
Liverpool Cotton Market-Sales of the week
$4,000 bales. All qualities have slightly de.
clined, and holders are pressing the new crop
on the market
Liverpool Brsadstufs Market-Ths market
for breadstuffs closed dull, except coru, which
closed with an advancing tendency.
Liverpool Provision Narka.-Beef closed
quiet at a decline Of Is. Cd. for inferior quail.
ties. Pork dull; repacked, Sos. Bacon is
quiet; new middles wanted. Cumberland dull
at ASS. Lard dull, and quotations nominal at
55 @ Sos.