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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-14
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'TiS SWEET no THINK.

'TtS SWEET no THINK.
't s By FRANK, JR.
'Tis sweet to think of hours long past,
When memory was bright,
And childhood daya were fading !as',
Like silent dreams at night.
It's sweet to think OF friendships tie,
In early boyhood sought,
Mid scenes of mirth that meier will die,
And fade away to nOHght
IT'S sweet to think ofioye's sweet s'!Ain,
Which lit the heat when young.
And made it flow in gentle twain
With music's song long sung.
IT'S sweet to think of pleasure pae-,
And that which now illumes,
Like twinkling stars its cheer doth la I.
To sooth the sadest gloom.
Norfolk Va, Feb. 10, 1870.
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va NEW = YORK, February l2th.-Tbe otaa,,.,
a Moasa star mas arrived. Her California "A
s at,a nave oeen anticipated BY the steam,
AtTTa IAN which srrived on Friday. ''"''
o,a ihe :. North tar brings the Calite, nj.
S Ianis OF tne 10Th ultime, but no treasurs "a
due has s,asytour hrst-class and three INN
at ua 1uuma'ciass passengers. She touched
same dsy. WIZ :" sail The
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The Liverpool Cotton marsa,

NEW foRK, Feb. l3.--Hewitt's Iivarnoo,
Co.ton circular, received by the steame me-
Osnaas, says that in consequence of the ;,'
proved tenef OF American letters fayorina
,no more moderate crop estimates, the irnprsyeo
pared. '''' week Is unimt
and the amosn ,tT the week 1900 bales
last year. ~ same period
.,a Messrs. Richardson, Spence Il Ca r,a,o.
lneir quotations for middIinos saa ','u'e
at full prices. "e''er quahtie-
s,a messrs =. kaketield 4 Nash report ,,rnr,
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CONTEMPORARIES

4 IL II those ladies English Lasting Gaitels,
~ ana Wellington Boots. we have purchased
especially for our lady customers,
W SEABURY'S Sons,
FED No 10 Market Square.
pAG num- a fresh supply just 10 hand
As aAd tor sale by The bottle low.
ia "a L w WEBB.
ESTNUT COAL, SOMETHING NEW
AND CHEAP.
4 EnA BUSH of the above now landing,
lis g5GJO which Wa can recommend as az
excellent ue! for Cooking Stoves, Ranges,
mali PaTlol ana Cylinder Stoves,
II goes as IaT asa LOADS Coke, and is mol 80
6nlhy, consequently very II Oh cheaper
III order ~ INTRODUCES % The community, we
are 9elling al rhe low price oil l5c (itteen aents)
Per bushei. X w SANTOS a. co,
"a lilly Rear New Custom House.
.......-...- a {. II COPY
M HsI Extra No Ethereal Oh, JUST receiv-
w ed and ,or sale by
ie2 JORDAN g BRO, . th,rch street
STOVES, STOVES.
In Ri nave lew Cook and PaIlor stoves,
w which We win sell at cost.
" SMALL & co.
no Water Srgot,
ie IL Next TO Ferguson { beiote.
HONEY, HONEY, HONEY.
k~tANDI5GD Honey that cannot ho surpassed
" in quality, tor sale by the Wound 1t only
10 cents. One pound viii go turlAer ia ia.
mily than lbs OF Sugar %, ID Goshen
ia Is ! p GEAL y 20.
KEROSENE OIL
TXTE have iusr received It lot Oh HE above ar.
w ticle, which we are selling low Hiring
" SMALL I 90,
No Water suaet
ls ~ .teGI 10 Ferguson ! Bslotr
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BOYS BOOTS, BELLOWS LEATHER.
XNE have at hand a fresh supply of the
w above goods. They are made neat and
strong, and can be bought at moderate price OF
FW SEABURY'S SONS,
lie 4 Is Market Square:
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ROOMS FOR RENT.
JUST RECEIVED

A FRESH SUPPLY or
HOOP SKIRTS,
VARYING IN PRICE FROM 50 CTS up.
4 OME Ladies one and all, and get great bar
" gains in this line.
ALSO,
Just received. large lot OF Hosiery. Combs.
Soaps, Hair Pins, &C. Call early, Ladies' and
secure choice, tor such you can find In the
above new goods. Remember that the Ameri-
can Flag must be protected, consequently YOU
are requested to patronise the Cheap Fancy
Store, Church street near Main.
lie Ia TIC WILLIAMS
DATAPsCO. Family, Extra in store and
L. for sale by the bag or barrel at
JORDAN l. BRO,
re ~ 70 Church street,
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TERMS.

Tbs DAY Book will be served 10 SUBJ
scrioers at cents per week, payable to
the Carrier. When sent by mail it will
be 81 per year, 50 for six months, and 81
ioT three months, payable in advance.
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MRS. Winslovv. an experienced nurse ana
female physician, has Soothing Syrup for
process of teething by softening the gums, re-
ducing all infammatioE--will allay all pain
and is sure to regulate the bowels. Depend
upon it, mothers, it will give rest to ourselves,
and relief and health to your infants. Perfect
ly safe in all cases See advertisement in
another column. mvls ly
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 18th, 1860.

: CORRESPONDENCE OF THE pay BOOK
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NOW GENTLEMEN

NUW UENTIEMFN,
r lou want very fine Dress Boot, you can
L get IT by calling at ULLMAN'S.
Opposite the Day Book Office,
AS we have received this morning a lot of
the finest Boots which ever were in market
Also very tine Calf Caters with Silk Elastic.
Also hae Oxford Ties, which we will Sc as
cheap as usual. ie ID
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DIRECT LINE
BETWEEN NORFOLK AND N. YORK.
THE FIRST LINE TO REDUCE FREIGHTS
TO A FAIR RATE.
<SgE Capt. Watson, win leave Nor,
1aHof11@S folk, for N York, on Wednesday
Feb. 9Th at,l2 M. Leave York
for Norfolk, on Saturday, Feb. Ii.h, at P NJ,
nesdays, and New York on Saturdays
As this line was established at the special re.
quest OF the merchants of Norfolk, and at rates
of freight specified by themselves, viz; cts
per foot, and in proportion, 1t 10 confidently
expected that they win give 1t their support,
avoid having their goods carried up James Riv.
er, and keep what they have so long wanted, a
direct line between Norfolk and New York
For Freight or Passage, apply to
THoS. p. CROWELL, Agent.
to Higgins wharf, Norfolk.
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VALENTINES.
VALENTINES. VALENTINES
EALENIlNES. VALENTINES.
VALENTINES. VALENTINES.
VALENTINES. VALENTINES.
VALENTINES. VALENTINES.
VALENTINES.
VALENTINES
VALENTINES.
VALENTINES.
VALENTINES.
Sentimental and Comic, wholesale and retail
for cash, tor sale by
ie ll-st VICKERY h COMPANY.
ATTENTION
| d + P + N D ENT G REYS
4 ATTEND Dress Drill and meeting at
81 Head Quarters, on Tuesday evening at ~
O'Clock. By order of the
IA CAPTAIN.
GEO HOLLYWOOD,
le II I'd Serg't
OLDNER'S EYE OPENER.
" oLDNER's DELTA EYE OPENER.
Il Is the best drink of the day.
o!dners Delta Eye Opener is the purest and
best tonic ever offered to the American people
Can be found every where. 1t is recommend.
ed by the best physicians in this city It is
pronounced by all who have ever tried it to be
the finest stimulant ever introduced.
Inquire tor It. DON'T be satisfied without it,
and then thank the inventor for so delicious
cocktail For sale By the Agents in Norfolk.
ROGERS d LANGLEY,
ie II No Commercial Row.
FINE CONFECTIONERY.
ONE thousand pounds Of the finest Confec.
~ tionsry received, embracing the following
Chocolate Cream Drops,
Nonparel Chocolate do,
Maillard's fine Sick Chocolate,
Ice Cream Drops,
Crvafa Csndis9 h;rfxy 1av{at{aa
Sugar Almonds, Jenny Lind Dragess,
Pectoral Paste Sticks,
Do do Drops,
French Burnt Almonds,
Rose do do
Queen do do, Love Hesrts
Conversation Lozenes,
English Mint do, pure,
Juiube Paste Drops,
fe II CJ6RDAN + son.
RoirhD MEAI.-Just received fresh from
ie II / BEl.l co.
LARD-LARD-LARD.
WE are retailing the above at I2x CTS for No
! and II eta for No2.
fell JE BELL & CO.
WALKE = co offer
w Spalding's Liquid Glue,
aalloway's Strengthening Plaster,
French Gelatine,
Druggists Wrapping Paper,
Tube Colors, Wrapping Irvine.
Borax q casey Fine Sponges,
Brushes. Steel Combs, &c, to the trade
only; Wake + co.
DURE OLIVE OIL-Just received, box.
' " lot '- I w w "
Ie u IS Main street.
Castillo SOAP-5 boxes now on hand and
iOr sale low Also a large lot of Fancy
Soaps
fe Lw WEBB.
SYMPTOMS OF RHEUMATISM.
pain, Swelling, and inflammation in some
I one or several OF the large joints. The pain
OF Fever. pulse full and hard, tongue white,
costiye, &C. For treatment use CO PETEHS,.
Jr RHEUMATIC MIXTURE. Price an .O0
per bottle. VIM A SMITH, Agent,
Portsmouth, Va,
r. For certificates, apply to C G PETERS, Jr.,
SraWIora street, portsmouth. fe 1O-4ts
LOCUST MOUNTAIN COAL-APLOAT.
q 0ll0 BUS superior Locust Mountain
wharf, for sale low from vessel.
Chestnut Coal on board, an excellent article
for cooking purposes. which we offer at the low
r W SANTOS 4 co,
lie LOW Rear New Custom House.
DIRECT LINE
THE FIRST LINE TO REDUCE FREIGHTS
TO A FAIR RATE.
kEn THE Steamship POTOMAC,
G folk, for York, on Wednesday
Feb. 9Th atil2 M. Leave N York
for Norfolk, on Saturday, Feb. Il.h, at NJ,
and will continue to leave Norfolk on Wed
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BACON-BACON-
CST received, very nice lot of New Va.
y Bacon, which we offer for sale low by the
Hoground, or retail by the piece.
ALSO,
1900 lbs Baltimore Sugar Cured Hams,
Breasts, sides and Shoulders,
Smoked Beef hams and Tongues,
Please give us call and learn our low cash
prices. Z BELL co,
fec No Z Campbell's Wharf.
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DIRECT IMPORTATION.

DIRECT IMPORTATION.
4 Y RIFFITH, MOORE 4 co, have ys,
~ ceived by steamer Asia, from England. a
portion OF their spring supply OF Trace Chains.
Back Chains, Screws, Grifn's Horse Nails
on importation cost, to the tlade or at rsrsiJ
No II East side Market Square, Sign of the PAD
Lock. IA
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NILLOW AND WOODEN WARE,
4 FULL. assortment OIL hand such as Wood.
"a en- Tubs of all sizes, Buckets, baskets.
Dippers, Brass Bound Buckets, boxes &C, ,or
sale low at the corner OF Cove and Church ar
WIN. r DRUKY+
lie 10 Corner OF Cove and Church ST,
NJ EN Smlthteld Bacon inst received, and
~ FOR sale low by VIM X DRURY,
re IL Corner OF Cove and Church ST.
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4 ~ Il those Ladies English Laeting Gaitels
~ ana Wellington Boots. we have purchases
especially for our lady customers,
W SEABuRY'S Sons,
"a II AIunLa1 Snllu1.a
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BUTTER, BUTTER,
If you want choice article of Butter. cali a.
l. JORDAN q BROS, where may be found at
all times a superior article, along with any
other article to he found in a well kept Grocery.
JORDAN & BROS,
lei 70 Church street.
TAS II JONES has in store, 10 bbls of Rump,
d and Prime and Mess Pork, which he offers
low.
fe2 No Campbell's wharf.
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DURE OLIVE OIL-Just received. box.
1 es OF pure Olive Oil for sale low by
L w WEBB,
fe 81 IS Main street,
CASTILLO SOAP boxes now on hand and
Tor sale low Also a large lot of Fancy
Soaps
fe II LW WEBB,
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MILITARY GOODS.

- AGARS-We have a l aToe .s-o-z..-....-
- Havana Sesars, which we offer lo,v ~ ,s ~
sale and retail. '"'' 'o~ ~ "hoh
leg Ma 4. r.
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NOTICE.
I HAVE just opened another Aee OF Prime
l. Orange County Butter. come and TRY it at
VIM X DRURY'S,
te Ii IT., rner of iowa q 40 rh,nah
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Il
The San Antonio Ledger publishes tfs following
letter
MEsnLA, ARIZONA, April Q, 1860. Aess,s. Ed
tors-The Mesilla Valley delegates to the Provf-
sional Government Conve ntion, convened at Tue
SON on the "a instant, returned this morning.
They represent affairs as going on gWimnlingly.
The Convention adjourned sine die Thursday even
ing, after four days session. having framed and
adopted Provisional Constitution for the Terri
tory Of Arizona, and elected DR.. f. 81 OWings
Provisional Governor. have not seen . COPY Of
the Constitution, but am informed that contains
the usual subject matter of State Consultations,
and adopts the statute laws Of New Mexicos until
such time a. a code of laws can be framed and
passed. The first Legislature Will be held in Tuc-
son IN March, 1HsI at which time the Legislature,
by and with the consent and approval OF the
Governor, is to locate the capital of the Terri
Considerable speculation exists CONCERNING The
location of the capital, but there il no chance of
telling at present The general opinion Is that Ae-
portion Of the Territory, must ultimately be- the
place. sss
The following is q list Of appointments made BY
the Governor: Lieutenant Governor, Don Ygnaei0
uransa; Secretary of Territory, James A. Luoas;
Treasurer, NJ. Aldrich; Comptroller, j. Howard
Wells Attorney General, B. 4. NELL Ghief JUS
tice and Judge Of the Second Judicial District g.
H. Curry; Judge of the First judicial District, 3.
w. Cozzens; Judge Of the Third Judicial District,
e. Mc(1owen; Marshal, or High Sherid, Samuel
Bean. No dissatisfaction seems to exist now con-
corning the above appointments. am acquainted
with but few Of the appointees and can make no
remarks concerning their eligibility or basinesa ca
pacity but have no doubt they will give satisfac-
| ton.
Governor Owings ii an old Texan, and has been
here little less than year. having been attract
ed hither by business prospects only. From fin1.
| tied acquaintance with him consider him gem
tleman Of good character and ability, and IN all
respects qualified to fill with honor I'd his country
and himself, the important Office to which he has
| been elected He has the entire confidence OF the
| people of the Territory. /.
CHIHUAHUA letter dated Ghihuahua,
| March 80, 1860, we take the following:
Gents-1 wrote you some time ago from the Pre-
| sdio del Nerte, giving You brief history Of the
revolution that existed in this State. As the runner
had gone abroad that the Americans we're coming
to the assistance of the Governor of this State,
Cajen was forced to leave without attacking the
capital, as Tuces said they did not come to fight
the Americans, but to take Parral Now they had
taken it. they did not intend marching any farther.
Cajen returned to Durango and Immediately organ
lied another expedition, which Is now en- iilaret
against chihuahua, under Memo, Caien's second.
The families are again leaving Parral in dread of
these new invaders.
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A friend has sent us a fine engraving, represent
ing an eminent poet borne upward into the AR py
back Of an eagle though we are grieved to confess
that we have seen many one "npon lark.
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CONSTABLE,S SALES.

SECOND j JUSTICE or THE PEACE wooLEERToN 4 BAR
for the : NIGER VS.. JOHN Gall
Parish nf Orleans LAGHER-No. lush.
RY VIRTUE Of q writ Of fieri facias, to me
ID directed by tie Hon d. Il. MITCHELL Second Justice of the
Peace for the Parish Of Orleans II the above entitled cause
will proceed sell public auction warehouse Cir
Gus street between Poydras and Perdido streets SATU-
DAY. the 12th day of May, 1850, at II o'clock NJ
A lot of GROCERIES,.
Seized IN the above suit.
TERAtS-Cash on the spot. -
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pEuxlrHr JUSTICE DE PAX wooIvERToN, 4 BARN
parosse d,Orleans ER-No IUSl4
EyN VEISTU dun writ dc fieri fac las, "a moi
PAX pour Il paroe ORLEANS dams laire cidessus, je
nrocederai lie SAMEnI II de mai 1860 midi. mnga
Sin dams la rue du Cirque les Poydas Perddo
a Ia vente pubiiqne adjudication de-
Tn lot dsEPIGERIE
Snisi dams Faffaire ci-dessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment dc naandication.
my2 Z 10 W. II. WATERS Constable.
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BUREAU DU TREsoRIER,
Villa de Jefferson. lie Ter janvier 1850
d Wis AUX OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lie pre-
n avis personnes residents nonresdents de la
VILE de Jefferson qn tenues au paiemet dies taxes po
commencement oi pour faRne 1859 ct les peca
denes notifies que les des sot dues daer m Ter
janeer 1850 que seai bureau dams "a Chalnbre du
Conse ecognre Talence Jevee vile de Jefferson
dc hesres A. NJ heures receyor les dites taxes
devant aes Ia dite VILE lie
present reqns ayo areser bureau, dic Ter de
ian 1860, sous peine dc la loi.
jaS I'd FELIX lLAtIR1dIE. TreSorier.
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'i'' '0D''' E. MlcHor, Deputy Clerk.

DEuxrEaE GouR DE DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE DAME
HANNAH STICkNEY,
de Ia Nouvele Orleans. du Capt David Stick
A Wis est par lie present donne aux cream
n cers de la de succession touies
davoir dedure dix dater de
In pTesenie publication, les raon lesgnces lie compile
final prosecute par administrator die
point approuve omoogua les fons mains
parts commencement au dit compile.
Par ordre de la Cour.
M . +, MICH0T, Depute Greftier.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SECOND DrsTRIcr couRr SUCCESSION OF MRS HANNAH
Of New Orleans. STICKNEY, widow of Capt. David
- stiekney.-No. l6,OO5
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors
IN Of this estate and to all other herein interested to
show within ten days fo the notification if
they have why the final account presented by The Ad
mnist.ator Of this estate should be homologated and a
proved the funds distributed in accordance Herewith
By order Of the Court
r. MICH0T Denuty Clerk
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VIRTUE of n writ of eri facias, to III 9
ID directed BY he Hon Afthu. sancier Third Justice Of HE
auction Mt The ST. Hotel SATURDAY, the ID day of
nne i nj IL o'clock NJ the following described properties,
assessed as unknown for the year lS5s-
Fourth District SQUARE 29, bounded by Bnronne, Dry
AIDES Washington and Fourth streets The undivided half Of the
lots Nos u and % and measuring each % feet front Fourth
street. by rs feet in depth.
MIS- Seventh and Eighth Streets and consisting of the lot No.
having front Of 30 Dyades street by l25 feet in
depth. -
Fnnrh District SQUARE 1926 bounded by Liberty, Howard
jackson md Philip streets md composed Of the following lots
viz Nos IL T. ID 49, H. Is and 49, having each 80 feet front
Liberty street. by lS feet nnhes in dephand OF lots Nos
ID and % having each 30 front Howard street, by 1873
Fourth district SOU 35 bounded by Frere Jackson
Locust and Philip Streets and having front oil 81 feet inches
Freret street. by lbs feet in depth
TERalS-Cash on the spot. ,,,,a,,,>- ~
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LATER from Arizona.

oRGAsIzATIoN OF THE PRoFTs IDNAL
GOVERNMENT s6ss
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Iii TREAsURER's OFFroE
City of Jefferson, January LIST, 1850.
MI0TICE, no TIA u NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. liz n n

NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS-Notfce is here
IN by given all persos residents nonredents indebted
the City Jefferson for of the year 1852 and previous
that the said due and payable from the LIST day
of january 1860, to the LIST Monday in june, 1860.
Notice further given that will be at office, Of
yaence and LeYee Streets from o'clock A. NJ to o'clock p
A. receive said taxes and If the is paid within tho
above mentioned time they will be dealt with according to law
FELIX LAGRoUE, Treasurer.
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JAPANESE EMBASSY EFFECTED 70 ARRIVE NEXT
WEEK.-Com. Tatnall, of the United States steam
er Powhatan, in which vessel tho Japanese En-
bassy was conveyed from Japan to San Francisco,
has arrived at New York, having left San Fran.
cisco on the steamer of the 9TH, and is expected
here this afternoon. The United States steamer
Roanoke, which will bear the Embassy to our
shores, is looked for about the latter part of next
week. In anticipation of the arrival of these dis
tinguished visitors in Washington, the Marine
Corps drilling daily in open air with full band,
in order to give them proper reception.
&7+i8 r7#44s Washington Star 2sth.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.


SAZERAC HfsANDIGS HAVE A coon
psuppy hand and receiving direct portations
France, additions stock Of this celebrated highly
favored brand We have 1895 eighth pipes 1873 in eighth
quarter pipes 1902 do do 1905 in halt quarter and eighth
pipes We invite the attention OF the trade and connoissea
generally this article pre and unaduerted For sale
New York terms and prices by
WIN. e. LEVERIoH CO., 81 Old Levee St.
ot9 " Sole agents in this city.
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Justice Is certainly an odd fsa-she has only
single pair of scales.
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COLE AGENCY -.
" = sTACKER IRON WORKS
TENNESSEE.
Sugar gettes from r. inches Is inch
65 TO ~ inches diameter. 49,. j % an inch.
under u inches diameter, 10 an men.
Furnace Mouths $50 $50 and s5s according to size and pal
tern. Crate Bars 4c. per pound -
K. f. LAVIBfIEBEUVRE
Commission Merchant,
feA 1y No. l. Union street.
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F ANy1IN6s Elk BARK MOUNT VERNON, from Leg
L. lei2O Slabs of White and feined Marble aud - casks
' fell 5f BARELLI CO., o. omrnop street.
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AW NGTTCE-Is HAVE RESUMED THE PRAC
lice of my profession be found my Office No. It
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-03
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DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE.
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NASH 4lI-E- may -, 1cOV.
CoTroN.-DIriug tie week which ended
yesterday. the transactions in Cotton were
very limited. There was !i,;Ic disposition to
sell at the ruling prices, and buyers we're
not anxious Ia give even them. We quote
extremes at 4lG94c. per Id.
TOBACCO.-A sale Of 50 hbds took place
Tuesday at the warehouse OF Fisher Wheless
& Co. Amongst them were some shoice
hog~heads which had been entered for a
premium offered by the house. The follow
ing arr the prices: 6. , so, 3 G5. 80, 2 IS,
3. Co. 3. 5 40, So. so. ; %, 8 80, Is.
4 -. !. ) So, so, 50. A o.. 80, 90,
50, 20. 6. : 80, 2 40, %, 60 5 O5,
So, 620. 50, So 6 10, 60, 6 II, so, 6
%, 1 so CO. 50. I 40. 3 05. 2 10. so, 3
O5. 10 80, %. 7 %, IS, 20, g so, s,
Z so. 7 IS, 30, 10 70.
Yesterday at a. Hamilton's 20 hhds sold
at the following figures: 2 40. 90, 2 IS,
) So, 3 Is, 3 10. 60 10. 5 %. 10. 60
6 25, 3 45. 4I5, 3 80, 70, 5 So, 1875, 70
? -, 4 CO. : 20.
COTTON,-Sales yesterday of few small
lots at II % 30 per ID.
TOBACCO.-Salesof Is hhds at Fisher
Wheless & C,'s at 50, ) 90. ? 90, 5 rs. 6
O5, 3 20, 10, %, , 60, 50, ) 50, G 20,
TO-
BACON Hams 9; Shoulders 7; Clear
Sides la@l04c per ID.
FLOCR-We continue 70 quote "a S7C87
80 p b for Extra; and S6lG6 50 tor Sup-l.