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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-23
Q0mmerrial.
DAILY PATRIOT UFFIcE ,

| aFffF NASHVILLE, Feb. %. 1860. =.
| COTTON-During the week, which ended
/ yesterday, the cotton market was dull, ana
| prices lower than the previous week. The
sales sum up about 200 bales at (9l0c- Is
3D.. which is the range of prices now.
| TOBACCO-Tbe sales during the week
amount to 81 hhds. at 1:60 to 7:90 per cwt.
Loose is selling at I:75(92:25 for Tugs; 800
| (G5:50 for leaf.
| EFLOUR-Demand active. Extra 81 JUG
Z so a bbL: Superine S6(G6 90; Extra
| Family Flour in bags, So 50; ouperhne %,
Der 9s n,s. These are wholesale prices; the
retail figures advance 25c. f SO lbs, and 5oc-
| p barrel.
WHEAT-Prime Red and White, in de.
mand at 81 I0(Gl Is.
BACON-Hams 94c; Shoulders 7}c; Clear
Sides log 104c p b.
LARD-We quote at 9aC91Oc. p d. The
demand continues brisk.
SEEDS-Millet Seed 81; Orchard Grass
Seed 81 IS; Clover Seed So 5O096; Herd
Grass 81 z5(9s1 so; Timothy Seed So 75(G
81 90; Clean Blue Grass 50 IS, Stripped
81 Is.
WHISKY--Rectifed 25@27; country
brands 5OC975c.
IRON.-Tennessee-B &c ,Band7(974
Horse Shoe 81, Nail Rod 3, Boiler 81. Sheet
5l@94, Hoop 8I(G94. Pittsburg-Bar 81,
Band S 96. Horse shoe 5, Nail Rod z Sheet
54(G6, Hoop 1(gS.
NAiLS.-Threes SIS So Fours 81 so per
keg, SIxes 81, Fights So IS, Tens and larger
sizes So so.
DRIED FRUIT.-Apples ar selling at
81 359l 40 p bushel. No peaches in mar
ket.
ROPE-GrassI2I9I4c .Jute ia Cotton
Thread zz4C923-
LEAD.-7s cent? p D.
SHOT.-Buck 81 40; Drop 81 80 per Dag.
- md UFH
90 per Keg.
GINSkSG-In fair demand at so cents e
bushel.
FEATHERS-Are now sellingat 4Oc p b.
BEESSWAA.-In demand at 70 cents.
SALT-BarreI salt / s selling at 3Oc. p
bushel, aud sack at 81 90 for fiue. In lots
reduction Is made on sack.
SUGAR-New Orleans brown 9G 10c- p
d. by the bill; &C. lower by the hogshead.
y. \. Coffee sugars IOCGIl4c, crushed aud
powdered ll4C9I2ac; LOAF ll09lzc
NOLASSEo-New Orleans an bbls- 46(G
47c- = gallon; SOC. in half bDIs.
GOLDEN o1RUP.-lB Barrels Toe, in
1alft'arreis 80, IN Kegs 81 co.
COFFEE.- STOCK light, demand fair.
Prime KIU L. worth I3(a I34 cents. LaguyIa
IA; Java 1920 Baltimore strictly choice
I3i.
CANDLES.-Star firm at IS tor IA OF;
Il for fuii weight; TaIlOw, I24c-
HIDES AND LEATHER-We quotegreen
hides cents, dry 10; Southern salt IL.
Oak Sole Leather soc p d. Tor best quail
ty; Harness 80.
RAGS.-FoI Cotton Ragsin good order
3 cents Is readily paid.
WOOL.-Tub-waslIed,i in demand at 81
cents, pulled, ZS(G3O; unwashed lS(G2O.
OILsS.-Linse, Ii Zoe; Lard ; 10; tanners
75(I, 100; Cod Liver 81.
BALED Hay From store $50 per ton;
good supply Oh hand.
IURPENTINE-65c
IRISH POTATOLS.-SSC93 % p Dbl.
from store.
MEAL-70c- p bushel.
CORN-Retaii from store 9Oc. p bushel;
wholesale 6J(G7Oc-
OATS-75Ig oJc. f3 bushel.
BRAN-SzU = ton
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A Family Necessity.

he following statement speaks FOR itself: Es'raot
hftng the kettle from the Ere II caught scsId-
Fny hands and person very severeIy-one hand
bosf TO a crisp The torture was unb-arahIr. Il
an aW. nj sight The Mustang I'M
ht appeared 10 extract the pain almost immedi-
y. II heased rapidly AMI len no scar Of accosni
CHAEIss oEsIKS, 40 Broad street. FhiIa -
l. truly wonderful article IL will cure any
Of Swelling, Burns. still Joints, sruPtiOns or
kumatisn. For Horses, Il should never be dis
sed with. One dolLIr's surth % Mustang has fire.
|ntIy saved a a!uablr horse. IL cures Galds,
|zins. Ringbone, Spav IN and Founders. Beware OF
ations. Sold in all parts Of the habitab e Globe
BARNES s. PARk, Propsietors,
kb2-Im New YORK.
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"a We dropped in upon Monsieur LAM
FEEr yesterday, and found him surrounded
y samples of the vintage OF his native France
selections from the choice wines and bran
les peculiar to his country. We take pleas
re in saying that they are OF the best quail
b, and that in variety. as well as purity,
hey are unsurpassed Purchasers to sell
gain, or consumers, would do we'll to exam
ne his stock. Druggists are constantly in
eed of a pure article of Brandy aud Port
Vine for medicinal purposes. Here is the
lace to get them Pursr articles are no
here to be had And prices are not exorbi-
ant; less indeed than are asked for inferior
Fticles elsewhere. Those who wish anything
this line ought by all means TO call on NJ.
AHsEKr, on Cherry Street, few doors from
MON, up stairs
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Auction and Commission Card.
TO SGuTnERN MERCHAsrS md DEALERS.

| He subscribers have opened a large aad sxtsa-
siNe house Tor the Transaction % \ stFictiy cox
MISSION hUSiNtsc AN4s6kSfRAL AUENCl wtth
arrAag eaeEts Ios the reception % kinas
u Goods Wares, Merchandise and Aaa ufaetares In
the saTieas depsrtnseALs of Trade.
It's 9Th uhndeaee aud pleasure that xe call The
AtavotoH II thnse visiting A.shvlas 10 our saFisa
ana constantly changing stock the larger pos gso
~ DsI aasnss are fssla HaAnui<gsgFeTs, Grs
IA sies th.i the mohsy maize IA lie purchase .
osdess taithiuily Attended ~h-u accom- a. s.l b.
ms cash BkNJ. D. s1igfIIas 4 Co.
Central saorvs, NJ. - =aa - OoIIess -
ieoe-d Nashville fsnu.
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River News.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Feb. 22-Blanche Lewis, Paducah.
b. VI. Runyan, St. Louis.
DEPARTED.
Tempest, Louisville.
Lebanon, Cincinnati.
Blanche Lewis, Paducah.
The river is rising, with an abundance of
ater on the Shoals
frhe A1lHetontG is the regular packet for
aducah to-day. She leaves at noon. Capt.
ashieil will put passengers through in good
me for the fine steamer james Hoods.
The B H. Ramyan arrived last evening
he will leave for St. Louis tomorrow at IL
clock. The Runyan is one OF the best boats
her class on the Western waters; and is
ways punctual to time.
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Nil Glayes.
N auted.

lust received AssortiusnI OF bast Xii Gloves
- ali sixss aad eolors, and for sale by
BAH in AcGlII-
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From the Christian Advocate and Journal New York,
Aug. 4 1859.

Aug. 4, 1859.
TUE HoUsEKEEPERs FRIESD.-SPAIDING's PREPARED
GLUE--Small cOnvenieDces for general fnmily use
often Of value than what called ''great
inventions" estimated that in the United States
there are at least five millions of households in all
Of which the Of sqnakin rio kety chairs
sofas, tables, etc., is constantly experienced, and
long furniture this condition there is always
danger Of a 'smash-up-" The experience ofthe city
house-k seper, with May-day before her eyes will
readily suggest the value and convenience of really
Trustworthy prepared glue, that be Instantly
brought in requisition where repairs fniture and
other household wares needful. The want of
such article is constant and universal as the
family and hitherto it has been want unsupplied
This how yer, can be truly said no longer SpaId-
i1g's Prepared Glue t. be all that has been de-
sired in this direction. IL iskept soluble by chem-
GALS retains its strength and enacity, convenient
and always cup to the sticking point put up in
bottle with brush and SOLD at twenty FIVE cents
No hOuse-keeper in city country well afford
to be without a bottle Of Spaldi1gs Prepared Glue
il just the thing for the library and schools where
books are constantly in need OF repair.
feo2l-zW
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81 lOuis s.olNem oyrun.

lust receivedin packages Of2O and 10 gallons ;,
Louis Golden syrup.
iAl so Loaf ,C.'-=-ed and Powdered sugars.
HIZEII., HOOPER * CO.. -
may3O-tf Nos 6lnd Market street
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9p Gfifgrapb.
from washington.

a + =
-s~sAt5ASss WAsHINGroN, Feb. 81
Senate -Mason's resolution from the Har
per's Ferry Committee, rrqairing the Ser
geant at Arms to bring Thaddeus Hyatt o
New York, before thu Senate to answer I
charge of contempt for non-obediance to {
simmons, passed by vote of 43 against IL
The bill authorizing the sale of public arm.
to the States and Territories was discussed
and pos. poned till Thursday.
The Senate adjourned till Thursday.
An Executive Session of the Senate ratified
the treaty of amity and commerce with Para
quay. The Mexican treaty was reported and
read and was postponed till Monday.
House.--The Committee on Foreign Affairs
reported bill for the acquisition OF Cuba
and the Canadas.
The Wrecked Hungarian.
HALIFAX, eb. 22-Tbe wrecked steamer
proves to be the Hungarian. A small por-
ton of her hull is visible at low waite. A
dispatch to the Cunard Company from Cape
Sable says the steamers lights were seen
Monday morning at clock; at daybr
her spars and pipe were seen standing; at
10 In the morning all were gone by the
board, and the ship settled fast-a large sea
was running and breaking most high over
the steamer. Communication wit the
steamer was impossible, aud all on board
h'NSt A'ifC pcflcHtu uuftsS the uOdhc I'LL thC
steamer before daylight, which is not likely.
Maryland for Douglas.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 2I--DouglaS delegates to
the Charleston Convention have been chosen
by large majority.
Resumed.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb 22.-Messrs. r. III.
Short Co, have resumed payment in full.
Hurricane.
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 22-There was a bur-
ricane yesterday doing serious damage to the
shipping, building and steamboats,. Five
persons were drowned.
ARRIvED-Barks Isaac r. Davis from
Philadelphia, and Uncle Sam from Charles
ton.
Markets.
New ORLEANS, Feb. 2I.-Co'ton quiet;
ales to-day 1000 bales; middIing 105a11;
ales of days A 500 bales; receipts Of 3
avs 81 500 bales against rs 500 bales during
he corresponding time last year; receipts at
lew Orleans ahead of last year 324.5O0
ales; at all Southern ports $50 900 bales.
.terling exchange s4aSs. New York sight
xchaDge 1-l6a4 premium.
New ORLEANS, Feb. 22.-Cotton firm; sales
.O-day ii 500 bales; middling 1Ossll. Su-
ar quiet at 64a74. Molasses 3Sa39. Corn
0aI5. Mess Fork quiet at 1S0Ja1S50
ard in kegs ll1. Freights on Cotton to
liverpool &.
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~Among the editors at the Convention
yesterday were Messrs. CLEMENS Of the Mem
his Enquirer, BROwNLow of the Knoxville
Wing, NEBLETT of the Clarksville Chronicle,
Russ of the Shelbysille EzPOsitOr NoKTHCUrr
If the Murfreesboro Telegraph HOOP of the
Chattanooga Gozere, BABEE of the Gallatin
5szier a,ad Enquirer, HILDRETH of the Frank
in Reriac. and NEAL Of the Lebanon Herald.
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nsDr. BROwSLow laid in the speech at
he Capital the other evening, that he would
ather vote for the son-in law Of the devil
han for the nominee of the Charleston Ion
ention. Ii is hardly probable that thu Doc
Tor will have a chance to vote for the latter.
Is he il not likely to run against the nominee
bis party.
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withdrawal of Baxter smitl

1t viii be seen by the following card that
orr gallant young friend. BAXTER SMITH, has
sgitbdrawn from the canvass for Attorney
General:
GALLaTIS, Feb. 21st, 1860
Eprros 8 PATBIOT For reasons which
would be uninteresting, probably, to the pub
lie, desire you to announce my Withdrawn
rom the canvass for Attorney General IN
his Judicial District. In doing 50 return
ny sincere gratitude to those friends VINO
ave so generously rendered me their sup
port. Respectfully,
BAXTER SMITH.
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ST. Louis Market.

u. IoVlsl Zoo, ., 1850.
FLoUR-rkere was some inquiry for futare del.y-
cry, bat sales made public. The demand "A
chiefly al orders.
WHEAr-SIea1y ard arm; receipts for IS hours
Il, 900 bashsis sales not large, 81 aksI IS for
Common 10 prime FAl, 81 S0si S3IoT silly prime
and ChOsce 10.
CoRA--Ia good demand. a. Saturdays decline:
sales a. SJc. ioF ear. aea5 for mixed white, 5o95S
Tor t.ir % choice selsos, oazsSo g white
fNhh-s ul, with more scilcTs than buyers, sales
O'0 bbls- Mes al eli "a sad $40 shsaiders u.
hiseF rising ssSsa Is about The sL4gs Of
hence - Cairo.
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q. q. n. james, New Newell.
sxsRE aks ~ aizAez-z aszseriezl Rem.sez -
i tbs azgs 81 oaeeA Aaa, far sais -
JJ1Ix / OK CO.
fss1-H ka. - Istss ssFesz-
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B0Ots and Shoes.
Carpctings

q this department. will be kept almost every va
~ OF Boots and shoes, which cannot tail to give
isfactou, both in quality aud pTice.
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~Dr JAS. L. ARMSTRONG. of Bedford /,
DAN BURFoRD. Esq. of Smith. fell from the
GRACE Of the Capitol Tuesday night, and
we're severely hurt Each had a leg broken.
The night was very dark and rainy, and by
ONE oversight the lamps had not been Lit.
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Advanced Taxes.
COLLEcToR's OFFICE, CITY Hall,

COLLECTION & OFFICE, CITY Hall,
NASHVILLE, Jan. 10Th, 1860.
TAX PAY Frs who wish to avail themselves OF
the priv Icges of the law allowing prepay ment
CORPORATION TAXTS, for the year 1850, are
sreby notified that they all now do so by calling
the Collectors OffUe. Interest at the rate Of oNE
iR CENT. per month viii be allowed from the date
rtihcare till LIST Of July Owners Of taxable prop
ty ia this ity will Hnd 1t to their interest to call
,mediltely. a. NELSON,
jln24-lm Collector.
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Spiral notiffs.
MOVEMENTS OF THE RAILROADS.
of Passenger Trains.

NASHVILLE SCHGTTAsoOGA-7:3O 2P. N.
TENNESSEE ALABAMA $500 A NJ. 1858 M.
LOUISVILLE & NAsHvILLE-4:30 A NJ. 1880 n
az a. Gallatin Express3:I M.
EDGEnKLD KESIUcKY-2P.M.
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rs Wfnslow, an experienced nurse ia
lie physician, has a soothing syrup for children
ling, which greatly facilitates the process e
hi-z e. by softening the gumsre iueing aliinnAma
will allay all pain and Is sure TO regulatethe
els Depend upontt mothers, it wiiIgive rest
ourselves and relief and health TO your infants
ectly safe in all cases See advertisement N
ther column. uneTdawiy
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A q M g.

Officers and members Of the A. y. Nj. u.
are reouested 10 meet in the upper IRONS OF
he Court House, this evening at O'Clock.
Re.presentatives from each county in the
State. will be present to aid US liz council. Mat
ers of great moment will be discussed.
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sAP0NiElEU,
CONCENTRATED POTASH.

AoTefAaH D3sbtstAs Sfreagth q 0rfsaary Potash
4 NOk making sap SftboutIitns wlth little troubIs
A. AHa attrlaIlk peas. chea ,lextzrtcle ever
els.<tsssed Tor tlse saE eassc Gas Toand si nl2ke
t~eiFr Or niieea s4iioskoi gq-a Soif eaap. HAS
Postdz Hsfd sap. PrlateFs lii lEa sug,erior
.feee for cleaning APE ATS ssrfeslT soiueis and
fF@e Efon IN par taek-- sssss.sre
kfskeE4a ssa-iil.apsaa4 pat ap n l. :, a and
"A e@As.
Manufactured al the caALLEN6k CHEMICAL
wOhhs, aEoOkIys .As1 sola -
oes2-1Asly Isl feA,istrset. Nee York-
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Furnishing and Fancy foods.

IN order sell more Goods We have resolved 20
i ask less prUuts. our stuck n fun at all times,
anu consists OF tine variety OF shirts, Neck lies,
scarfs and Cravats. UNIit.IsWEA.s OF Six, C-sh-
mere, Lambs DOL, Merno and Coilors; 6loves and
Halt Hose OF every Kind; Handk erchiefs, sGspcn-
uers, shirt BOsous aud Dressing iseoes, &c. We
have alsaD a lot Of Fancy ooeas, such as
Combs brushes, Canes, Porte Monies, Pocket tsooks,
Cness leiI, Leather rravelss Bags, SIN IA Airrors,
scIss0rs, Axe, all for sale cAeapb by
JaMzo J. II. Mo6fIL-
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whisky. whisky,

I0AO BUSHELS GOOD CLEAN NILIET SEED,
IOOO By A. JENKINS
jaaSl u No. "a Scala k.sksG street
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Dress Goods,

loths, Cassimeres, Tweeds, Cottonades. Linen and
men Du, K tor Goats and Pants.
We shall have on ham a full and complete assert
nent of all classe> OF WHITE GOODS, Including
IRISH Linen. Linen HaGdkerchete, DtmaskE, Mp
.ins, Enbroderies, fsces NJ islin Curtains, Nantes
&C. our stock OF English, Frercb aud German Hos
IEkY will be at ali time, found fun our assortment
OF Varieties and Yankee Notions, Witches Jeweiry
and Fancy Coos 100 GKE. ENUMEKATE-saf
cient to y IL Will compare iavorsbiy with any
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just Received,
AngFS' SizszE ilEs4 Lace Boe@s, sl<h s.z -
l.slssss1 ~ essisss Ezee Bsess. sszx nscss
fer l1zsz ks1 Ezzxk-zss
ssz ~7sss' Jol5S ESssex.
ssas-sf = esl1<Ss szfss<
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Seed POtatoeS.

TX BBIS. strictly choice N-shannock Potatoes
- purchased exprcss!y Tor sale, To arrive on
steamer Lebanon to-day and fbr sale by
MIZEII-, HOOPER x CO.,
feblS-tf Nos d and Market ST.
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V E r M 0 N T BOY
Still King of TrOtters.

'HIS capital Morgan StIilion, and only foal getter
l. that trotted on the Nashville FAR Grounds
less than minutes and 80 seconds, will ma Ike his
seasOn Tor 1860, ir March LIST July 4th, "a my
stable, Is miles from a-hvile aud / mile from La
veIgne, at TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS the 81 ason,
18th the privilege oi returning mares that ma
foaI The next season. Limit, 40 mars.
JUHN HILL,
feb20-1n,4 Iayergne Tenn.
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SP RING TR A DE.
l 8 6 O.
TRABVIE A. LUCVS

w 0UID respectfully iHfoI m their customers and
w Merchants generally who purchase their tsoO,ss
this market. thai they have commenced RECEIVING
their Spring stock which Will be found extensive,
well selected aud especially adapted To the wants Of
she trade for the approaching season. Our long
erience in business, grthrr viii. superior facilities
n purchasing aud Outa nng cUusgnmeuIs, enables
offer them at prices that VIII de.y competition.
o satisfy yourselves the fact, ALL VIZ ASK Is TO
. I'VE Us GAIL BtFoRE YoU BUY.
Our stock Will embrace all the best brands aud
Jyles OF PRINTS OF every grade. We shall. ,so hsy
full line Of FRENCH, IN GLlSH AND AMERICAN
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Id bHis. smiths lmprovri Extra WHISKY,
Il - ~ do Old NirF iasa AotlatAiu Dew do
just eiSed per Ctae and Tor sale by
& fcsl5-f BENZ. y. SHELLS 4 CO.
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The Test 0fl2 Hears Experience
Has proved the superiorqualuy of
HEGEMAN. CLARK 81 CO.'S
Genuine God River Oil!

Its pronounced by PLY scians the bes, remedy
for Consumption ,Scrolua Chronic khouIna tisu &c
ever discovered.
CAUnoS.-rhe value of this remedy depends upon
it's purity aud IN order 10 secure customers u
pure article, Ofour urn went To Newfoundland 10
superiutend the manufacture of our OIL and VI war
rant pure. See that the label has the eagle aud
mOrtar and the signature cork each bot
tie, there Is great deal oil cheap, inferior oil
palmed oil for geaulne, to the great Injury OF pa
teuts.
60 Askfor Hegeman. Clark Co.'S, and take no
other, many have been cured with the genuine
who have used others wIthUutany beneht.
Usefu1 i'm Every Family.
amt, Grease spots, &o-, removed instantly
yes, silks, Ribbons, &c. Cleaned equal to new +,
thuuI injury to the most delicate color or fabric
HEGEMAN y coz CONCENTRATED BENZINE,
ly rs cents per bottle.
HEGEMAN X Co, Druggists,
l6l. 399, 51l and 100 Broadway, NY.
1vw4-p5u3m
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CRANBERRIES-Ihe supply having become reduc-
ed the market Is nrmer and prices higher. We now
quote prime at Sl3fa5 5 q bbI Of "a bushels.
CuEESf-The market has ruled very firm, rather
buoy during the week aud prime parcels of West
Reserve not De bought below lOC, and in
choice sold At O1ac January brands con-
tInue Ia rule u llci the receipts light aud the de-
uand moserate-
FEAFHERS-rhe demand is fair AMI the market
steady at 4Ie142c. for prime, on arrival
FRUIr-A far demand or Green Apples has pre-
vail ii Guriag the WEEK, but the market is hardly 20
The receipts have been large, and the export Is
have fallen OF somewhat The sales add up 100
"bls-, prices Ranging from - 5OE5 50 2 biol. Of
"a bushel. DgIsd Apples are dull, and the demand
limited aud Chiefly local. We continue u quote g..
IA Il 6. ID the lates- We a sale o a .lOice
lot New York state At &c. Dried Peaches scarce
and al a - al lie, RIDING IalIty.
No Ch ..ge t1Tvigu- MoquOIe Oranges at -; Lem
= ,. tG3, NJ. r. RaIsIus z 6Ofd2 10, Layer
faIo per box ami SultaHa lofGDls-. p h. Pigs IL
a lie; DLtCs t(e9.c. PTuaes Ia Jars Zoe, U.lsks
-. a}lO -; tivua CtIUu IN Csks 2! a,2c aud Cur
UA-I 5ss-i. Nuts remain steady Quotations.
GIN sh-N, The market has been dull for this arti-
Gle since last At Coo arrival.
HAI-.hc has been fair demanI during the
WEI h, pTic a shade lower and clu Sc
pr Ii.t,Jty must be quoted at StseDIJ r Iun in
5lIys, al TIE wharf Runway stations
HIDEsS-The demand has been good all the week
Z Tfll lTts Ne a
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e A DIDATEs.
For Affornev Genernl,

E We requested 10 announce S. L FIxIKT az
Candidate for Attorney General OF the Ninth Judi
cial Circuit Election May 1850. lszSs = tA--a
oct lite
e. We are authorized 70 announce JAMES E
RAINS, Esq. candidate for the ONCE Of ttorney
General Of the Ninth Judicial Circuit composed OF
the counties of Davidson, Sumner and williamson
Election next May. oct3-te
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Constantly on Nand
laws White Wheel Grease.

fine best article for greasng carriage wheels and
machinery OF all kinds. For sale by
~. 81. BROWN L EVANS.
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THE EMBROIDERY AND LACE DEPARTMENT
embraces many new designs an elites, anu
when complete viii contain the most desirable as
sortment ever EXHIBIT ted IA thus market.
They feel confident that their stock will be com.
pleic IN EVERY kESPsCf, and respectfulls ask an
examination OF IL. lebs-lm
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Seed Oats.

ROD BUSHELS Canada Black Seed Oats;
cUO 500 - Mchig III White -
To arrive Steamer Lebanon to-day, and for sale
by NELL HOOPER X co
feblS-f Nos. aud s Market ST.
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NeadN-made Clothing.

This branch OF business will receive the espe-
cal attention Of our buyers, quantity quality aud
design, aid would respectfully lie our attention
Aso, 20 ettre stock VI SrGAW GOODS,
! omprising Large aud beautiful invoice Uf Mems
oyis Youth aud Oh liren's hats and Caps; drab
brown, white and back l. glIOrn Hats; ladies' aud
Uses BiOvmer hats aud Infants hoods; all OF
.shch viii be offered at the lowest market prices
lgether with unusual heavy supply OF Bieached
~ Brown Doniestcs, OsnabLrgs, Striped and Plain
Killings, &c, ardwar aud CL1leTy u uns Pistols
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Shirts Made to Order.

A We viii soon send orders for shirts request
~ ali who prefer theirs aIade specially Tor tesu
10 Icaye their measures with dIrectons, AZ, anu
guarantee they shall be made as required.
lan2o-lr T. ii. McsIII.
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SEcosu-iiAsn saRoUcHsl fsr ale sx s 8
- sss2--a hESJ- y. SHELLS I 90.
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Criminal Court Clerk.

61- We are authorized to announce CHARLES n
HAYS a candidate Tor Criminal Court Clerk al the
ensuing election. dec3l-te
e. Weare authorized to annou &c JOHN SHANE,
Esq, a candidate for re-eIec ioa the Office OF
Criminal COurtClerk al next March election. myl7te
II We are authorized a.nounce pr. E.
PATTERSON candidate for Grim Court Clerk
attiies nsuing March election. maya I'd