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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-13
BANK NOTE AND EXCHANGE LIST.
Tennessee.
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WORTHLESS
Agricultural Bank, Brownsville.
Central Bank Of Tennessee, Nashville.
Farr1ers and Mechanics Bank, Memphis
Mechsnics' Bank, Memphis
Memphis Savings Institution.
Exchange Rznk, Murfreesboro'.
Miners and Manufacturers Bank, Knoxville
Baak Of East Tennessee, Knoxville
Bank OF TreAton.
Bank OF Jefferson, cambridge.
brokers Offering the dollar the
OF the Bank Of East Tennessee.
other states.
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SnIonr r1cnmhnnf.

By virtue OF order Of from the District Conrt OF te
United states at Nashville in the Of smith and 9TH
James the 10Th DAY OF Janua
~ 1860 on boar5 OF aid steamboas the city wharf, proceed
to sell at public 7endue the said seamoo1 nr boa machine
ry appari and furniture, to the highest bidder The
pu chaser will be required three thousand dollars in cash
and TO rive pes with good security payable in bank for the
rdue of he purcsse money in equal ns'amens six
twelve eighteen twenty aud thr months from the dayf
fne his 9th day Of December, ls6O.
' J CLEMENTs. Q. s. Marshal
dee7-d Middle Dist Of Tenn.
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FFons tie S. Louie Daag Balletia, Angus 10, lsJC

Yesterday while strong around town, happened to
call Msssrs Potter Merwin 81 Market
envy Upon inquiry found out that the whole
success is that they afraid advertise and
motto is the language Of theinpired writer thy bread
upon the waters aud after il shall be
ycu We found file in their Office all the leading papers
published in the United States, and many rom Europe Their
advertising alone amount to thousands dollars
nualy. They the proprietors Of the
Cherokee Remedy, unfsng remedy for the unfortunate
(see advertisement Of the big Indisn Dr herwns
Ague Pills certain and preventive Of Ckills and
and the "Cherozee Cure unag specnc for seminal
weakness nocturnal These
propretOrs from accelerated edcine man "Cherokee
Indians The herbs reduced powder
BY mills that prepared by ssn and the medicinal properties
areexaced by Yacuo and alcoholic process in such
that bottle OF medicine has the Uniform
medicinal virtue From the laboratory medicines are taken in
bulk to the bOng and wrapping department. where they 60
through the hands Of boys and girls who skilled putting
eSch article up in beautiful style We much surprised
the ingenuity and dxey dspayeI ia this branch the
ness After the medicines properly packed in strong boxes
and Marked they loaded and taken the
boats and railroad depots and from thence fsrh lightning
speed to their various destinations their eand Of mercy
nearly every portion OF the civilized world We bespeak for these
gentlemen large fortupea least they deserve il, for have
edo seen the same amount OF energy perseverance and indus
ry displayed by business dec2-d&Wlm.
Messrs. CLARK, GREGORY Co Nashville Tenn-Gents:
Some three months had the misfortune to be bitten By
large Rat while asleep my bitten entirely
through the that the blood from nos Know
tried Ambro1 Oil for ailments, and finding relief
applied thoroughly during the balance Of the night
day. 1t healed and have experienced any
ill effects from the felt tat the world should the
magic power OF your justly celebrated Ambrosa OIL
Nashville, Oct. l, 1860. ". NJ COLLINS.
derxrlu
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YENHE only Lincoln eoun running regariy thresgs
week and from FaVuttsTileto TzllahonA; easiak
Tuahoma MONDAY edne1day and inreurn Fay
Tuesday THURSDAY turd % connect rs malal
Fayettsvsand the Tusos and f0E ths aeeounodIs
5n ofpasaengers J. Smith, AGENT e Tullshoma. doof
careful drivers ThslsEs talsryh enly dollars.
iyl-En JoHd 3. TAYLOR
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Blood FOGdI
Blood Food!
kslnnh Emil
BLOOD FOOD

To al 5uherlng from conunpuon inc pent confirmed,
from debility Of KIM rsm prosration
brought by from scroulas compaius
dseaeso the kidneys bladder ladies suffering any
the many distressing complaints their sb which
engender consumption the
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Fire Crackers.
MARSHAa,s NOTICR.

TRPsm and others ss1eambo James Woods IN
80 renRy virtue OF warrant issued from the Dstrcf
OF the United states in and for the District Middle Tennessee
end order OF the court in the above named cause Jesse
o. u aiu Dstrct 90 hereby make publications
required by said order and cite al persons in gene who haze
or pretend to have any right title the said steam
Se OoaS, hsr oosts machinery, apparel, tackle and
furniture to appear before the Judge the said District Cou
a. me room IN Tie cpiso at Nashville, the first Mon
Gay "a January next be court day. the court day
following al ten O'Clock in forenoon there 10 snsger
oeants IN causes Of contact civic maritime and further
10 90 ana receive IN this behalf to justice shall aPPern
This 9th day Of December l96O.
Ewing Cooper, Prosecutors.
CLEMENS U. s. Marshal
f.r the Middle Dist. Of Tenn
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The Breat English Remedy.
gIp IENE- nTAPViQ

The treat English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARKS
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS
"ro'se'es sgase f'a--- 10
p-.oavs S,o5a a preservation Of 8 CzaTas, n y, Par
''P~ s{ef9s EsseEor5sne- p ~ Qnosa-
mi. fsvaluabe rsdicne snsnE 10 the ef AL hog
~, "a Ss1~ra- a Whica the kstsis ssnsiisuti
n u5osall and rsraevss Al osatruosr
- = ys.ss5v 49, y e relied
- To Married Ladies
:, q, anarly suited Il viii, In short time ring o.
10Y period with regularity
ssch bottle price One Dollar, bsAfs the a9Tsrnuaent
Great Britain, 70 prevent oounieras
CAUTION.
These PiEZs should fIksn N females datrias
FIRST THREE MONJHyQ Of PrsgndEeV, a. Astf Qrslttr
6rfRg AiscGgdGs, but any Other tlass sss drs sas
IN all Of Nervous and spinal AEecons Pain In Ii
Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight sxeron, PspitAon Of he
Heart Mysteries and whites these Pills viii cure when
all other have failed and although powerful remedy,
% not contain iron, calome annony, anything hurui
the constitution.
FAN directions in the pamphlet package which
should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada
JOB MOSES, fIss J. o. BALDWIN, 4 oo.ll
EochssieF, n. 2.
N.B-9IOe and SIX postage stamps enclosed b auhor
lied AGENT will bottle containing 50 pills, BY rstrn
nail
Sold In Nashville By Berry Dsnnylle and e. w. Hendsr
shott, J. O. Blown and al respeetAbisdrsExs1s
dscf-1.tw&u-lY.
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as- Go to Trabue & Lucas sale this morning
ccroa 49, g, t.arhla

some one in tr0ulle.
GENrrEMEy's Cr.orHNo-I have now very large
and splendid stock of fine clothing, Of every des-
cription which am selling at very low prices for
Cash
Just received lot of gentemen's shawls, OF fine
aurlity. which were bought very low for cash, and
will be sold accordingly at wholesale or retail.
Gro B. ABBOTT,
deeg-Im 80 College st.
MovEr.-An kinds Of money taken at par for
guns. pistols, and every. description Of hardware
dec9-Im- McCAI.& FAIL.
Wanted.
A Partner wanted with from loco to 1900 dol
lars cash. in a Ready Established Business. which
pays 1000 dollars and more year. A gentleman,
and business man, with good city reference, will
please address RoBERT P. o.
Nov. Is, lS6O-u.
PANIC STRUCK"
Intending TO reduce what is certainly the largest
Stock of
TOBACCO AND CIGARS
in the State, l will sell from this time
Without Regard TO PrOFitsI
J. W. LANGLEY,
P.tB "A Union street.
Clothing.
We have large Stock of WINTER CLOTHING
for Men and Boys wear, which we are selling at
prices to quit the times.
South CAROLINA, GEORGIA, ALABAMA and VIRGINIA
MONEY taken at par.
WARD BIRMNGHAM & Co.
NOv24-Im No. 20. Public Square.
HAVA A sEGAR
JOHN WHORLEY. 32 south Market ST., |
Nashville, Tenn.,---2O,OOO Imported Ha-
vanRs.-JUS7 REoKtTED FROM RAHAHA.
Stock for sale.
JoHN WHoRIEY, 80 South Market Street, offers for 1
sale SIS 900 worth Of SocEf Cal and see him.
am Offering great inducements TO parties wish
COMMON, MEDIUM
FINE VIRGINIA TOBACCO
By the quantity Call and examine, at A Union
street
Oct12-tf P&B J. W. LANGLEY.
Latest Nowsfo Old virgsnIal
JOHN WHORLEY,
32gSOuth Market street,
STILL A FAD.
Rock city Chewing Tobacco
Made from the PURE AND NATURAL LEAF
without ANY ADULTERATTOM
City Bank Notes
Taken at par, by MYERS, HUNr Co, in settle
ment of accounts or for Buggies, Carriages, &c.
noY29-dIw.
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NOIicp.

Notice.
WILL sell the Court House in Nashville, for cash,
Monday the 9th day Of December negro named
EDNuED copper color, named ALLEY, dark
levied the property Of ThOS Carroll Martin satisfy
Land favor Of JnO. Crudup, for
hundred and fourteen dollars and One for hun
dred and twenty four dollars J. ". PAGE, G. DC.
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As WILL E /.
THURSDAY MORNING, DEC. 10, 1880.
ROCK CITY MILLS.
RAILWAY mATTEHs.

Departure OF Passenger Trains.
NASHVILLE LKD oHATTkNoosA-3sS0 A n, NJ
TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA--sSsI5 A. n, $500 2. NJ
JOUIsvILIE AND NksuvILLE-2:15 An, p 20 2 ~
GaiIatn Express $500 P. II.
EnsyFtEtD AVID KEETuCKT-2.4s p. ~
NASHVILLE AND rEckrUk-7 A. NJ, ESQ P. NJ.
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Dark, Glossy and
kuXuFiapt Eiairi
WANT

By usng Heinstreets Laisia6le Restorative Don't
anything else your Head
Price Soc AID 81 per bottle Sold everywhere.
WE. HAGAN & CO., Proprstors Troy, n. Y.
Ses an advertisement headed,
EEYGU LOOK I'm VAIN.1
ncioa= "
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SUPPOSED ABoLrTIoNTsT AND HIS PARANOUR IN Boil
vAE.-SOme three weeks ago, there appeared a tend
in human shape in this place, who gave his name as
DR. Fisk, of the St, Louis Eye and Ear lnfrmary.
He had with him a negro woman, who he said. be-
longed TO him. and stated that he had brought her
from St. Louis that he might sell her. He offered
her for the small sum of $780, and was not long in
finding purchaser but he could not get her trans
ferred from his possession, because he could not
present title. During the progress Of these mat
ters the woman questioned as TO her owner
ship and mission down South. She first stated that
she came with her master because her mistress was
inhumane a~a treated her cruelty. Afterwards
she stated .. she came with him and occupied his
premises account of his being subject to atfec-
ton Of the nroat and required her close attention
Some one ave the Doctor threshing on Monday
night las and accordingly he and his woman alb
seconded Eorthwaud. But telegram to jackson
reacle, that place in advance of them, and they
were # by an officer and lodged IN Jail to await
furth Examination BoliUcT Democrat, Dec. s.
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stewart County. state OF Tennessee

I'm STEWART COUNTY COURT AT no.
VeR--James B. MeCarro ct ais. Chas s. pummers ct
als-Peton sell land. appearing to me rem complain
ants bill that Thos McCAyroll, francis MoCaroi John
McCarrol, McCarro Samuel McCarrol and Margaret
McCarro law Of Francis Mccarre deceased are
residents OF the stats OF II is therefore ordered
that publication for four consecutive weeks, in the
Nashville UNoH AMERICAN. neSspaper published in the
city Nashville requiring said nonredenS to be and appear
Of the COUNTY Court OF SeRart count
be holden the ceuft house, in said county in the state OF
Tennessee the ART Monday Janu,ry 1851 plead,
complsnapts bill the same viii be taken for con
fessed to then and set down for hearing exparte.
W. COOK, Clerk
Gec7-w4t-pr'sf fee 50. Of SeEart Co. Court.
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Fresh HOInfny,

VERY superior article, jus: received per railroad and
0eti7 lBENJ. 7. SHIELDS co.
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Diseases, it contains mineral poison
drugs prepared from banks and leaves the form
OF pleasant and delicious Syrup.
natures remedy" for GonorhGa, CLAP Glee
Gravel Structure and especially recommended fer FuOr Az
bus whites Femaes) for this complaint it is invaluable.
As general Alternative and blood purifier it has equal, and
does fail scrofua, secondary syphilis glandular
swelngs mercura and all eruPtve diseases, curing them
speedily and permanently than any other med
cine known It does this by purifying and cleansing the
blood Causing it TOW in all its original purity and
thus removing from the system all impure and perncous
which have induced disease.
In all old of GOnorhea and Gleet tat have ted all
medical skill, it is especially recolmended-n old cases it
falls from three days.
few doses positively all scadpg heat chor5ea and
pain.
II the breath with any Of
business.
1t requires assistance from other medicine.
It lay the toett bic, the counting room, with
out its being suspected remedy for private dis
cases.
Treatise on Deasss with directions their
permanent cure accompany each bottle.
For full directions get Circular free from any drug store in
the United States.
sold retail So per bottle or three bottles SIS
all responsible druggists and dealers cnes throughout
the United States and at wholesale By s Wholesale druggists
POTTER IL mERWIN, Sole Projectors,
ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.
Sold in Nashle by g. W. Hendershott Berry DemoviIle
EwnI Psndeton, and by all responsible druggists everywhere
oet29-d twS<vIy ms
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A ,oTHER STEAMBOAT DIsASTER-BURNING OF THE
'F'.YISG CLoCD'-BoAT TOTAL Loss.-Steamboat
DISASTERS seem TO be the order of the day. They
crowd upon each other so fast that it almost re-
Quires separate department OF our paper to chron
icle them. The last one is the burning Of the It.
Louis and New Orleans steamer Flying Cloud, which
occurred yesterday morning, about twenty miles
below this city. The boat was under Roadway,
when smoke was seen from the hold. and she was
landed at once. Every effort to eNtnguish the fire
was made by Capt. Brady and his officers. but with
out success, and the eNertions of the crew were
turned TO the cargo. Most of the deck load
was carried TO the shore 1t consisted princi-
pay of flour and corn. The flames soon burst from
the batchway, and enveloped the entire boat in a
short space OF time. The passengers and crew had
ample time to reach the shore. and no lives We're
lost
Choteau came up as the Flying Cloud was burn
ing and its crew materially assisted in saving what
ever OF freight preserved. The Choteau re
manned at the scene of the disaster till the Flving
Cloud was entirely consumed when she came TO
this city bringing the passengers aud crew of the
i'll fated boat and the freight that had been saved.
Capt Brady will store It here, and will enter pro
test to day.
The f,ing Cloud bound from St Louis to
New Orleans with load of up country produce.
and left this city about two o'clock yesterday morn
ing The fire was discovered about daylight The
FLYING Cloud was an old boat was built between
six and seven wears since am worth about
Is 0O0 She was insured we understand for Sl2 90,
in St Louis offices - Memphis AralaHobe. Dec. 10.
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ONE CORD

OF hard sufficient turn family whole
II hal tie ordinarily required, and
the ated with such n tat cey skill or
cook with abs hut perfection Meats
roasted thoroughly with the desirable Crmy sna come
juicy tender. Br, baked with with
hard desired and will remain fFesn and soft much
than naked other Another important
Advantages the cooking ordinarily out
the surrounding air that will rot kindle friction
matches laid upon that in It scarcely heats the
all but winter by opening Of the DOORS it will
the fourth the wood required by
stove in use For saleby MACKENZIE & MINCHIN,
decd Agents for the Patentees.
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Situation Wanted.

FENHE undersigned desirous Of obtaining situation
I Teacher of Drawing in Academy. any
where else He will send specimens Of his skill in, and style
drawing application any wishing examine the
Address GEORGE KERR,
Care Of Rev Z Bggers, Box 1875,
decil'60-d5t Nashville, Tenn.
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Nsns say Williams sN.s..4 sao9 ta iadRs ThsmSs
Hamilton it s and lady Miss Tenn Wm Meeatchen
yieks6ug aowsy 5aG nel esks Baon Raaae s,sy ea Ag
CHAIRMAN, Gssa,se efEsS TsS. TS Bsy elessan
WI Sss se rss% csa %m ~
Dmon nreward Tex; gerksaae fsasee; s nss Whar-
sSa son Fiss WaSam %la,S aSa ady Norton and
and lady Gsoaws st2dds Mss geaSsa csso aa s
isisJ ss aTscn Mobile; s so k9as BSfsS Rsr
e Mrs kens Misses ksnsay M. aps ssy Irs
def 6hsago rs'ss~ fhs a.. Col 2 / eGRsnsan Ransa
and lady Mass Jno Coffee Charleston; Mrs Alex Jenson, ST
sssva sas sS lady eg MSRgss sdsnesi afy s
eamb No; N Ii Donoho q Erwin, II Wentworth l..
CITY NPGe Nor s asns Slsh \ pas aa,
mpSe Taylor, Mllop Ramiey ~ \ barton Blae
ssa's R5s NsSa a kSs kpsss 9sf shaa apa ias u
Ffaenaa. fsr l. Miss II besnons Point eat p
Ra All Alien hSSR s sGfi Ne aes NJ
Gibson, Mrs Sexton Morreil Thes Morgan, Miss; Jas
EqFass ". Y 9ss Bsss H. Ra' Fo hs eass
enes sRsysro Hbta;% Geo $, PstsFs n u Y Sander
feSs; Barnasi i La Psnnieg9p Ri.hardson 4
aTn7nd NJ II spencer, bernard A2an ~ AtS Shield.
y MsGaye lfssa, j y Young and .siy s smith
Ala; Rhenae Tex; d Ctoaeh' ~ Is psaiheriy' :
fi faae ahf, nekss I issfsnse' as i's4' ss't'
ST LOUIS HoTEI.-Nr b weiburne; Ark; Mrs Wei
aiss; teansr Misses deoue. o5.oa Az; Il Colt wasI
hgtqn Risdsn St Koss .oos. Il sons ss1 aoa
Thompson Tsreboans YerEsG a MIS- sb1 hagIssns Gh
4seSSs aaofy a P55ssp nssloI; ohn sna JACKSON
MERCHANTS VHoTEI.-D II Young and lady ] D Ken
and lady. Jas A Kennedy egksr I MeGos w "a; ~
sas sasiiss a A@9i aespa Sfesp sa~vss Coast
HoTE hS Ssa asss A be q
! Hlbrowner Tex; 7 csbeen, ILL.,
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Later from Havana.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP cAHAwBA.

The United States mail steamship Cahawba, from
New York and Havana, arrived here yesterday
evening about six o'clock, having crossed the bar
yesterday morning at six o'clock.
The Gahawba left New York at noon on the
18th, and reached Havana on the morning of the
18th, and left again the same day, at two o'clock
P. NJ
The only item Of interest TO notice from Havana
is the changes that have taken place in the ESecu-
tive officers of the Island The Governor of st
Jago de Cuba has been relieved, and new Polit
ical Secretary and Governor have been appointed
at Havana, but did not learn their names.
The health of Havana continues good
The new steamship Matanzas, from New York
had arrived at Matanzas on the 10th. Eight day;
passage.
| Sugar market more brisk Number IL at 81 to
reals. Stock at Havana and Matanzas 155 ,OO
| boxes. hoasses declining at 81 reals per keg.
! Freights for Europe have improved, to the Unite
States no better.
| Exchange on London at sixty days lsa to /
prem. New Orleans (shorp Il to prem. U. S
gold 81 to prem; Mexican dollars u prem.
The Cahawba has full cargo of merchandis
from New York. No specie.
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NEW ORLEANS, March 90 1850.
Id Irfseeut-It is high time the public senti-
ments Of our poor community were heard. and
some action taken n.the matter. Things are grow
ing to pitch which require promptness on the
part of our city officers.
Summer is now approaching, and one of the
greatest evils is allowed to exist. 1t surprises
strangers, and why will you not awake to sense
of our dangerous positions Frequently some one
suffers, and the public attention is drawn to the
subject, only, however, to inquire the particulars,
and then, with no more sympathy for the bereayed
and suffering, wrap themselves again in their for.
mer Iistlessness. The subject which | more par
tcularly refer to is dH0,cig dogs 10 run the streets
You cannot stand on the street, in any portion OF
the city without being able to count from five to
dozen dogs; q miserable set of ours, half of them
without masters. These animals are pest to the
| city, and should not be allowed In fact, no dog
should be allowed to appear upon the street without
| being muzzled. Some effective way should be de-
vsed Poison sausages are of no use; you can never
effect cure in that way. Let it be o standing law
and one that will be carried out, too, Gor that i.
no law which il not executed) that no dog shall
appear upon the streets unmuzzed without being
slain. and that the earcasses of the same be re
moved within twenty-four hours.
The blood Of many person is now crying fo
| redress of the dog grievance; and even now Will.
/ write, know of poor family who have had on,
of their number bitten by a rabid dog. Th
mother is well nigh distracted, we'll she may be
for who could remain calm when they waited tn
symptoms of hydrophobia upon one Of their chill
dren?
LooA to this matter now, while you are safe, les
the time come when you may wish you had helpe
the poor and needy, for in SO doing you.would hav
prevented yourself from Of the greatest afflie
tions which can betall a family.
sin peace prepare for war!' In the preser
case this holds true; and may this appeal not b
overlooked by you who are in authority. Regar
it, if you have the first blush of feeling and hel
the oppressed A CITIZEN.
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the bill recently passed by the Legislature Of this
State, prohibitig Sunday amusements, etc., in the
city of New York.
Domestic Markets
New YORK. March 2l.--The Cotton market closed
ouiet-no sales are reported. The sales of Flour
to-day, amounted to $500 bbIs. Superfne State
is quoted at S. Is to s5 so. The market for Corn
closed dull Old Mess Pork is quoted at SIT rs per
Dbl. The sales Of Lard, to-day, amounted to $40
bbls. at 1o4 to liz. The Sugar market closed dull.
Porto Rico is quoted at I to u. There were 100
bbls Molasses sold to-day. New Orleans is quoted
at 45c. per gallon.
CINCINNATI, March 21.-Pork closed firm. Old
mess sselling at SIT per bbl Lard in tierces is
quoted at 104c. per lb.
The sales of -four to-day amounted to 800 bbls.,
at IS As.
There were HOO bbls. of whisky sold to-day at
10 to 1876. per gallon
The sales of molasses to-day amounted to 200
bbls.; an advance of lc. is reported. Prime is
quoted at 43c. per gallon.
Wheat closed dull, having declined &c.
The market for corn closed dull, and prices were
barely maintained.
| River Intelligence
LOUISVILLE, March 2l.-The Ohio river at this
point is falling, with ak feet four inches of water
| in the Canal.