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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-19

Mr.. EDWIN BoorH-The Troy Budget il abiding
to the recent marriage of EDWIN BooTH, the prom
ising young American tragedian, to Miss MARY
DEyLIN, says;
Miss Devlin is vel kqew4 IS one of the most
beautiful fascinating and really talented ypgng ac-
tresses Of the present day. She commenced heP
theatrical career in this city in 1854 banetgrl
in the cid Troy Museum, during the management Of
it by that mould of form and glass of fashion, Gus
Fenno Her father at thst tine time was poor
but honest tailor living and keeping clothing store
at No. AZ River street, now lager beer saloon.
She soon after removed hence to Boston, where her
extraordinary dramatic talents were developed, and
she soon became a star of no ordinary magnitude
Size has, in tho interim, performed at all of the
leading theatres IN tbs country bu. her peculiar
home was at Boston Theatre, where her name was
a tower of strength TO use managerial term,
Her Parthenia' to Mr.. Booths 'lngomar as well as
her Pauline to his Claude Melnotte' which has so
often carried away an audience, must have been
tinctured somewhat with the real rather than with
fiction 1t is understood that Mrs. Booth has made
her last appearance before the foot lights.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-19

the July meeting Of the Board Of Directors Of IN, Ma,
n vile Gas Light Company, dividend Eve per cent
esh vas ordered 70 be pad to the Stockholders % and after
lOth INST JAMES II KENDRTCK,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-19

From his well known fire-eating and volcanic pro
nensities the Douglasite candidate for Vice Press
dent has been named the Hon. HERscHEL' NEsUVHs
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nncumenIa.

We have received requests for certain documents
which we have yet been unable to prepare but will
have them ready before very long.
The Washington correspondent of the New York
Tribune under date of July 10 says:
Reliable information received here states that no
Bell and Everett ticket will be in Indiana. The
whole Opposition will concentrate their strength
upon Mr. Lincoln, instead of frittering it away by
improbable divisions
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-19

HoN. WILLIAM A. RIcHARDsoS-We learn from a
gentleman formerly in Congress from Pennsylvania,
that the Hon. VIM. A. Richardson. of Illinois, does
not hesitate proclaim openly that as between the
election of Breckenridge and Lincoln he prefers the
latter. We make this statement with pain: because
from Mr. Richardson's antecedents, we had hoped
that he would have been the last of all the Northern
supporters of Douglas who you'd willingly affiliate
with the Republican party. We have frequently
taken occasion TO point outhe fact that DosslRsism
is but one of the roads to Republican partysm and
this proclamation of Mr.. Richardson's proves un-
mistakably the correctness of that impression
Washington Star.
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'Turnips! Turnips!I

(sUo5EssoRs TO EDwAEBs, siLEERsoE \ co.,
VNIILL continue the wholesale Grocery. Porvardiar
w Commission basness the old stand eornz Cosgr
Church street,. lalyl5-,
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BrownsviIIe Lots for sale

VTTE offer for sale the most liberal tsms, number o
w srsbls building lots 10 BrcVngyiles nom ~ 10 ID
from NashE e, fronting de Gallatn and Potter Pixies
tanning from four 70 tan aoh soil an5 nezhbrhood
surpassed nambsr Of loss mbersd We ui.l also rou
to 100 body 70 desired The rapid growth % Elze
viii tend 10 uancs very rapidly the Vaus e the RroEnsv
lots. you wish good properly IN good psghbe rhoo6 u
JLERW Brown,
july3-2m ~ Cherry stree
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"Custem work


YESHE BrosiEsy Mills il short time win Be PREPARED
grind Wheat Corn FOR toll. Farmers 10 the LizhloTho
are requested 10 call and examine the ara gsmsnts
iulyl4-u ID OTCKEY Ayspts
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-19

The Governor of the State of Mississippi (fErrUS)
is a priyate in a volunteer military company IN
Jackson, and drills regularly and Punctualy IN the
ranks
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-19

Alexands Thomas and wife y Mary Hsr-i,on and on
IN pnrsasnee Of decree Of the County Court q nsE
county, rendered " the above hs July term
viii osr ior ale e TIE Court House ia Nashville On s.
day. the lstaday Of August NEXT, a negro nan named
about thirty eight years age.
ivy vii oe required IN ash. AID Tor ne hs
ee q tfeRe mOnas Fi b gVen ind note veil entd
payaoein eAnks reiluiied- y. R. CHEATHAM.
layiS e9-atas Clerk and Nas,1
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-19

| TTyHE GREFENBERG DKSENTERK SYl
UP q TIE best medicine in the world fos disorders Of
bowels See certificates from tas Board Of Health Of Nsz
and emo uire 81 any The ezsn5 Of NASHVILLE Of
have used t.
STRENGTHENING TONIC, faralI vho nlslr 4
the heat from debility, indigestion sAut q appetite, nerv
headaches.
THE HEALTH BlTTRHS, ony Is cents pa
vii make bal gallon Of the heat BerI suitshe for the a.
Complaints that family ought be Wthogt thsy vial
sags Doctors bills and enjoy good he.lih.
iulVI4-tf MACKENZIE q MrNCHTN
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FRANKLIN COLLEGE,:

TTNHR SeTsnteenh Session Of this Institution viii open
u Monday. the Cd Of Septem Der, 1860.
W. D. CARNEs, ate President Of Rast TsDncsses University
has been called 70 the position Of Presidents tbs Inst1on,
and El enter the active discharge % his duties open
ing Of the session Otherwise The Rseul remains unchanged
While there Dispersion the part Of thoss having
Of the Institution boast they feel the fa conhdencs
mending 70 the favor parents sDd guardians It's past rpn
ton for the sound scholarship correct manly bearing
is Students viii Be- faithfully maintained Every species Of Dis
spation viii Be guarded against, and the
made to keep The pupils free from hs blasting that Lring
speedy ruin upon many youths land. The hsAltaa
ness OF iosaity 10 unsurpassed in country.
The charges moete, and fuY Hthi1 the reach Of
AL Of sufficient energy to be educated
For further iniurmatiOn address W. D. CARNEs, Pres
v. LIPsC0nB, Sec.
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THE ST. al Sho SRrI HHo "a


FHNHE Undersigned having taken tie Sc. ClOad Hotel
enlared 4 naterally, and refurnshsd Il taroaghaa
ne Uosi eligan STYLE, will open he house "a he pas
Thursday. the 5fh inst.
jqly3 dd sAAUEL J.. CAkrE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-19

THEArRIclI WARDROBE AUcrON.-BrRTONs theat-
rical wardrobe was sold at auction. in New York
few DAYS ago at runously low figures. The we'll
known costume Of "Toodles' was obtained for five
dollars and seventy-fve cents after spirited con-
test. Let s. BOTTOM ASS head and all only real
lied four dollars "Annidab Sleek, No. Is, caused
some sharp bidding, end yss finally knocked down
for seven dollars and quarter. Mr.. Fox purchased
Toby Trot" for seven dollars bgt poor Paul Pry,"
that had caused roars of laughter wius bis hoping
'he didn't intrude," was bought By Mr.. PHHLHs for
only one dollar. The best sale effected was that Of
a GrGk costume, formerly the property of Lord
BYRdz who purchased it in Greece short time be-
fore e. lordshp's death. This was a fine costume,
and fSalized fourteen and half dollars. The quail
ity of the material of which many of the costumes
were composed was of the first class, the coat of
Se originally costing more than ten tunes the amount
realizes fp- The whole suit
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WiFhin the last eight years Ireland has lost neSR
ly epRtenth Of its population by emigration.
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TWAS currently reported ~ the streets yesterday
that the Banner is going to drop ReUeLAs and take
up RAJ
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PROFESsToNAE CAKD.

ne HENRY MELVILLR, New York City. respectfully
tntimaes the citizens q Nashville and vicinity,
The city. the 81. Cloud Hotel, Rhers he vi
advise with all who s1der from
CaIRrrh, Bronchitis, Consumption aaa
Asthma.
Except Wednesday, h inst, Ehsn professional Engage
Eeut calls him from the city
Dr. MELVILLE hs had expernce Of twenty the
o. all forms Of Pulmonary Disease, and
fer with pleasure his professional intercourse and SKILL, -
many persons in Teneee, whom he d Kindly permitted
1enon the Of Judge Ridley % JeGgson; Gen.
MatlOck, Of Locust HILL Judge Siren, Of NAssTis; Col
Guild and " Il BlackEOre, Bsq., OF Gsllatin-
In the treatment Of these diseases Dr.. NEVILLE ATas himself
Of all The which modern science and recent discoveries
have pat within power Of the Physician, which
supervising the old plan Of Stomach treatment
Further Information thssu6ect be obtained in treat
se "Topics Medication in Pulmonary Diseases pnblishei
BY Dr. a<LvuE and which he lad gaRously 1t The Book
stores application to him at his the Sc. Cloud
Hotel julylO-da
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" an pow Ocr.
Imperial and
Eonng HysOn Teas.

Ooong and PoEehong Teas, Pickles. Preserves Oysters smok
ing Tobacco and many other articles
70 all CT which EOuld cali the especial attention and
invite me inspection OF the trade, offer
many inducements 70 be found eIseEhere
jRns-u ARCHER CHEATHAM A BROTHER.
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WhoIrsonle Rread
Cholera, DyseRtery and FIux

TINE WHAT CHEER YEAST cAKRs make the Ssestssi .
III most wholesome brcad--neger fail TO riss. y
rive hare Just received large LOT. fresh from Mes
ialy1f-tf MACKENZIE MINcB1N
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THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1850.
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nrs1EAD OF UNION, RTESD sTRENrHO
M Am TO IFEorHKN IT. JoHs G. BREcKISRIDGE
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DAILY IS; TRIwEEKLY IS; WEEKLY 81
NvARlABLx II ADyAscE-
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MarshaI,s Sale of Real EstaIe.

e. d. GARDENuERE, Thurman.
II. =. TREwrTT, } 49,
Dr.. W. A LOWRY,i Se0ieIAIhS
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FOR THE CANVASS, Single oOpy-.-.....---..-60 Gents
Clubs Of Ave more.........-50 =
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~. o. GRIFFITH 4 90.
Esnceessors to E. 6. Eastman & Coz
HRs. h g. EASTMAN, 7. c. pUNN1NeToK.
J. O. GRIFFITH. mo c. BUECH
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OF CD Vnsas. and veil 'ssAhI'asd saas srE rs vaish
United Vineyard PrOPraetorss CO. CsEnae-
Fine ola ssSazerac7' Cognac.
ssVailantin'' Cosnae.
Old London Dock COgnae, sc

Eey extensive and cannot be exceled in quality. We
svsVery great tndne % he trade ciss have
that purchase from Tie nanniact1-
81 eee ADD 20 avoid the extra charged By the Bal
market Our IRE PGacahe Rough and Reg and Flat
rug IooaceoS are from the Virginia We
IA. elso good and con non Tobacco Of State
good selection Of fine
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EDWARDS. HARRIS q CO.,

JalyI4, ISe
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DoueIAs and BREckNEEDaE are q long way apart
upon the Territorial issues. We place in juxtaposi
ton extracts from DoUaLAs' FreepOrt speech. and
BREcKISRD0Es Frankfort speech Of December last.
rrhev need No comment.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-01
Correspondence of the Ashland Union.
CLEVELAND. Jan. %. 1850.

o0s ~ @0ON'
Editor. Of the ashland ONION: = =
Cleveland is the lake port for a large portion
of the state of Ohio, and with her net work OF
Rail Roads reaches out to all points of the
compass. These facts make it an important
point, and the influence of tkis City has its eff
feet upon the country all around. Since the
Efrosts of last summer, trade at this point has
been completely paralyzed Tut l am now glad
TO say that it is reviving, and the general in
dications are for a full average spring trade
Merchants, manufacturers, mechanics and even
the whiskey Doggsry's are brushing up pre-
pairing for a better state of things, we hope
that the reports we get from all parts of the
State touching the prospects of the coming
crop, that the Farming community will soon
"round up their faces" and, with renewed
courage, carry on that important branch of
business. The producing classes are the foun-
dation of all the rest. Where the Farmer
prospers all other classes keep pace. L am
glad to say that from all parts of our state
the report is that Wheat and Rye look enc
first rate-never better. Also, that a very
large quantity was put into the ground; also,
that large preparations are being made for
spring sowing and planting. This is as it
should be, and will place us as a people right
side up in the next twelve months.
1 have noticed the past fall, when passing
through your country, a very large am ount of
ground implanted. Now, if the Ashland Far
mers will "pitch in" and improve their unoc-
cupied fields with spring crops, it will do more
relieving the country from cmbarrass-
ments than tveny gears croahing orer tie
past. With a splendid soil like yours, SO east
ly titled and managed, it will be bad manage
mcnt to permit your fields to remain unpro-
d%uctiEe. @
But l have run off the track. l intended
to have written about divers things that are
along these days instead cf talking
about Farming, but It's a glorious theme and
one l revere and respect, as tits from our
spring all our prosperity. l shall hope
from time to time to give you my views of
events with scraps of history, politics,
fun and the Fine arts" as they appear to an
.oM Fogy," not forgetting to give views of
he Fashions, vices follies and foibles of the
present day, with a few to1ches at Theology
nd morals. 5-
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-01
Letter From DIR. Glass
CNLuMBUs, Jan. 9th Is

Jan. 18th Ico0.
Editor Of Axh3und Lmiom:
DEAN SIR.-In your issue Of the %, inst
there is an article with very extensive caption
the last sentence Of which is as follows {: as
it also true Tia CuAsE's influence was brough;
particularly to bear with DIR. GLl.ss, our Sena.
tor, to induce hin to vote for th.s little pluader
scheme 2" Ianswer, no, sir; it Is not true, l
have cast no such vote, nor did CHASE attempt
any such influence. Now, sir, as the reading
of your article would likely leave the Impression
on the minds of your readers that 1 had voted
to use the peoples money for some improper
purpose,1 hope you will take pleasure in set
ling the matter right in your next issue.
Yours, very Respectfully,
SAMUEL GLASS.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-01
Decembe, 81. 1883. ewee

4SHLAND CO.. PROBATE COURT
THE following Executors, administrators and
Guardians having filed their accounts in this
Court, to-wir:
Partial account of John Smally, Executor of the
Estate of Isaac Smally, deceased.
Final account of Abraham Dehayen, Executor of
the Estate of Nathan Dehaven. deceased.
Final account of j. o. jennings, Executor of the
Estate of Elizabeth Jennings, deceased.
Partial account of J. n. Slonecker, Executor of
the Estate of Thomas Bowman. deceased
Partial account of C. VI. Miller and Isaac Mason,
Administrator of Henry Miller. deceased
Final account of Samuel Cutler, Administrator of
Amos Roger, deceased.
Final account of Robert Cowan, Administrator of
John Hickman, deceased. i
Partial account of Nathan Eddy, Administrator of
Jonathan Eddy. deceased.
Partial account of Samuel Stober, Administrator
of Edward Stober, deceased.
Final account of James Coz, Guardian of Nancy
Ellen and John Henry VanhorD.
Final account of Robert Nelson, Guardian of J.
Simonton.
Final account of John Huffman, Guardian of
Mary Harvout.
Final account of Martin Lutz. Guardian of John
Ely.
Final account of John Byers, Guardian of Charles
Mitshellen.
Final account of James Motter, Guardian of Sar-
all Ann Metz.
Partial account of Joseph Strickland, Guardian
of John L. Miller.
Final account of Thomas Cantwell, Guardian of
Philip Smith, the Same will be for hearing in said
Court on Saturday, the 11th day of February. A. D.
1860. J. D. JONES, Probate Judge.
Probatss Office Jan Is, $50. swss
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The above is q portrait of David McCreary, Of
Napier township, who, on the 3lst day of August,
1858, made affidavit before Justice Gorley that he
was treated for the cure of Cancer by three physi-
clans of Bedford County, and by DR.. Newton of the
Electic College in Cincinnati. for a period OF near
~ eight months, Notwithstanding which. his lip, nose,
and a p -rtoa of his left cheek acere entirely eaten d~ay!
He had given up all hope. when he heard of the
blood Searcher,' and was induced to try it. Four
bottles cured him, and although sadly dishgured.
there i no question but what this invaluable medi-
cine saved his life. The full particulars of this re-
markable case may be seen in q circular, which can
be had of any of the agents.
We also refer to the case of Nancy Bleakney. of
Elderion, Armstrong county, Pa. cured of Scrofula
after being unable to get out of bed for three years:
To the case of a lady in Ansonville, Clcarfeld
county. Pa, who was also afflicted with Scrofula in
its worst form.
To the ease of George Meisel, residing in Carroll
town., Cambria county. Pa, whs was 50 badly at
hicted with Cancer that it eat his entire nose of, and
his case was worse, if possible, than NsCrearys.-
The particulars of these cases-every one of
which was cured by the use of the Blood searcher
may also be found in a circular to be had at any
of the Agents.
R. N. LEMON. Proprietor.
Laboratory for the manufacture aad sale, near the
Pa. RAILROAD Depot, Hollidaysburg, Pa:
DIR. G. H. Keyser, Wholesale Agent, Pittsburg. Pa.
Potter s. Knox, Ashland, J. W. Weaver Perrys-
Vile, o. G.. W. Eichellebcrger, New Pittsburs, Jo-
seph KeHninger. Hayesvillc.
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u prsrREss1saA cc1pENr-Mrs. E11zAnErl

% ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ELIZABETH
SUTHERLAND, for many years a resident upon
her homestead about two miles south of this
- - town, met with an accident at Nevada Sta.
80 ton, on the Pittsburg, Ft. Wayne and Chicago
R. R. on Monday, 23d inst, which caused her
death on Thursday morning following, at 6
o'clock.
Mrs. S. had been on a visit to her daugh-
e ter, and was in waiting at the Station with the
e.a view of taking the 6 O'Clock morning passenger
train for Mansf ED, on her return home. A
Freight train lay upou the track between the
station House and the passenger track-aud,
accompanied by the Ticket Agent, she attempt
ed to pass between the freight cars. At the
-sss moment she had passed through, and was in
- the act of stepping down, the freight train
:: - unexpectedly started, throwing her SO near the
: : track that the e"breaks" caught her body, in
ssr.5 ficting the damage that caused her death.
Tx Mrs. g.. had a wide circle of friends in this
town and Township who deeply deplore this
q sad event. Her funeral was attended on Sat
urday BY a very large concourse of people.
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NO TT CE.

ToHN REBMAN Andrew w. Williams, Alonzo
Williams, Matthew II, Williams, Harriet Wen
erick & Benjamin WeDerick, are hereby notified,
: that Isaac Gates, as administrator of the Estate of
( Matthew Williams deceased, filed, on the It'll day
! of January A. D., 1850, a Petition in the Probate,
Court, within and. for the County Of AthlaHda and.
! State of Ohio, against them, and the Same is now
pending, setting forth in substance, that on the Cd.
day of July. A. D., 1854, the said Matthew Will
liams deceased, and the said Jehn hekman, Andrew
W. Williams, Alonzo Williams. Matthew X. Will
liams, Harriet Wenerick s. Benjamin wenerick. en-
tered into a written contract, by which. the eaid
Matthew Williams deceased, agreed to sell and con-
vey unto the said John Rebman, in consideration of
fifty dollars per acre. the following real estate sit
uate in the County of Ashland and State of Chic,
being n part of the South West quarter of section
twelve (l2) in Milton Township, commencing lat q
stone on the South line of the said qulrter where.
the east line of the Rail Road ~intersects said quar-
ter line; thence east (221) twenty-five and one half
rods on said quarter line to a stone on the idiyision
lins of the quarter; 6hence North one degree le)
west on this division line forty4six and six 1tenfhs
(46 6-1O) Rods to a stone where this line intersects
the East line of The rail road thence South ten de-
grees (10o) west on the east line of the rail road to
the place of beginning. containing just 3 acres ] or.
and 4 rods of land that the said Matthew WillIams
died before the completion of said esnlract on his
part that the said John Rebman has fully complied
with the terms of said contract and is entitledrto n
deed of conveyance for said premises. that the said
administrator is desirons Of completing said con-
tract on behalf of the said Andrew w. Williams.
Harriet Wenerick and benjamin Menerick. hcirs at
law and legal representatives of said Matthew Will
llams deceased; and praying said Court. that said
Petitioner, or some other suitable person. may DO
ordered 10 fully complete said contract for and on
behalf of said heirs and legal Representatives, and
execute q good and sufficient deed. for said premises
to said John Rebman and for other proPeF-rslief-
Said defendants are further notified that The said
Petitioner will ask for an order according to tho
prayer of said Petition mt the March Tefnl., AID,
1860. of said Court, on tho 9th day eff said March
FuLTes & McCoARs, suo49 tst ISAAC CAFES.
Attys for PcfR. * sis div
january 1s, 1860, ayS3
H1o ALL WANTING FARMS SEE ApVRR-
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GO ON EFFE
-~ 18TH

The receipts of Hogs, live and dressed, to-day,
were only SO The market for dressed was
quite bare, and the market advanced Zoe, the
sales ranging mostly from SIS IS to Sc 25. At
the close there were only two or three desirea-
BILE lots offering, and the sellers were holding
at IS so Live Hogs we're quite, with but few
on the market. -a~ 5
The provision market continues firm, Mess
Pork is in good demand, and we report sales
to-day of 500bbls-lG0 at So 81 and 400bbls
at SIG. At the close. there was a fair inquiry
on account of Louisville and the East, and the
market was firm. Bulk Meats continue scarce
and firm. There arc only a few round lots Of
ferin-, and they are held at 6 and sc loose
buyers offering 81 and 75c. The stock of
Lard is quite small, aud there was an inces-
SAINT inquiry to- day, under which holders we're
firm at, l0c. The sales reported are at 900
95e the latter figures being freely offered at
the close for a round lot. In the afternoon a
sale of 200 bbls was made, but the price was
not made public.-TPress ard Tribune. ....