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HISTORY OF ENGLAND, from the peace
Of Utrecht to the peace Of Versailles,
I713-17S3. By Lord Mahon. In vols !,
full calf, marble edge.
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HoN. JOHN c. CALHoUE's PREDICTION
ABoUT ATLAETA.-Thinkihg The following
would be interesting to the people who are
soon to be formed into a southern e0niedeSacy,
send il to you for publication in the Atlanta
lafeiiigsHceTs
I visited Dshionsga, Georgia, in the fall Of
1876, soon after Atlanta received its name.
Stopped at the late DR.. Singleton's who intro
dueed me TO Mr.. Calhoun. asked Dr.. Sim
gleton If this was the distinguished Mr. Cali
houn Of South Carolina. He said it was Mr.
Calhoun said be had been in the Federal Gov
eminent more years than l have lived. %
learning that resided in DeKalb county (of
which Atlanta was then a part) be said to
ne "You may be proud of your eOuatFT, for
Atlanta is in DeKalb. Before you are az old
as ana, it is probable that southern eonfed-
eracy will be formed; It will doubtless locate
its car pitoi in Atlanta" F. NJ. HAFeooo
PEEFIELD, Ga. jar. %, 1861.
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POTRTOES,
DOGOe'S Patent
FOR SETTING CRATES

HAVING PURCHASED THB RIGHT FOR SETTING
II CRATES By the shove patsst, am now prepared
10 execute al orders with prompfnssI Crates setwti
this patent greatly increase the quantity Of hea
thrown into the and Al the time leEs fuel II
required than By the Old style sreplace.
Orders left 81 Morgan 2 Bstwin's, Walksr's Block
AGtn street, or 81 my shop. corner OF Linden ant
Causey Streets will be promptly attended to
q. LEMON.
CERTTFICA
We the unders gned have had oUr drpplsces set with
DodEe's paten setting Crates aud hnd the rooms
better warmed VIA less fuel tban they before
its adop.ioni and take pleasure in recommending
70 our citizens generally for the comfort it and
lta econCmy In the consumption % coal.
ThomLs James Finnle, Charles Potter,
J. =. kersan, James B. Cock,
Pals, A. Edmonds,
=. Dill, J. g. Finnie,
p. N. Cash, = J. MUrphey,
J. schOcnoyer, Morgan BALDWIN.
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2. The amaunt Of capital stock s5Oa ooOO
,. The amount Of capital stock paid up is. 500 o0e.o
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:. 2 ;-.-.'',,s.'sfs ss7T, ele.s no1 n ssla Iior
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Arkansas Aeting---The Emitted states
AraennI 90 be Taken.

We are informed By telegraph that Cover
nor Rector Of Arkansas, backed By the people
Of Little Rocl, made a formal demand on yes
tsrday, for the O. S. arsenal at tbsi point.
The Fedora officials il charge are given until
to-day 10 give Il up, or else Il viii be taken.
Can L be that Tennessee, IN view Of the active
movements Of Arkansas and her other adjaeent
sisters, will continue to rest upon hope, and
treat the vital question now pressing upon her
as Il Il were bat the ebineric y suggestion Of
an idle fancy ?--.fUaiauehs 81 yesterday.
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aaiIg Appeal.



.4n lnfeTesiiHg Lau Snif Psuai.r IN Frs,,, -
ks Pattsrson Esfa5tstinr Her Rirbfs a,
htaou of tr0ne Ro,Saaarfs- .fnsrfeag
Wres rha FrenA Prfncss.
After nearly half a century Of oui.t rsslF-
nation to what seemed 10 Be tbe decrees of
fate, the inst wife Of Jerome Bopsparts i
about 70 emerge from Der retirement. ana, In
the French courts or law, ,.ontsst her claims
70 Be considered bis legitimate wife, and to
secue for hsrseh and sor their part Of the
psrsorai property left hy ths recenfis- : deceased
pTinee. The history Of Madame Bonaparte
ltormefiy Miss Pattsrson) is too well known
to our renders to need rees pitulation here, and
We VIII only nov take ss abstract Of the de-
talis OF the proposse tTial, from ths long ae-
eoan' furnished BY the Paris correspondent Of
the London Tfnses.
Ane case was to have come before The Tri-
banAl q the First Instance, at Paris, on the
i1osh Of last month, With a. Berryer and N.
Legrsnd as eounEel for Msdame Bonsparte.
lIheE haze dsawu up printed memoir o. the
fsets, commencing with a recapitulstion Of the
lite OF jerome Bonapsrts, and history uf bis
'acqusintance aud marriage with Miss Ps'ter-
soh. Tie marriage certificate reads as tol-
lowr.
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A BBoTTs ILLUSTRATED HISTORIES
The AinwsIl Stories.
The Young YOyagers. By Capt. Reid.
The Bash Boys. By Capt. Reid.
Odd People. BY Capt Reid.
The White Elephant. BY Dalton.
The War Tiger. By Dalton.
A Year with Maggie and Emmie. By
Miss Mcintosh.
Leading Strings.
Harry's Summer in Ashcroft.
Sequel 10 Mammals Bible Stories.
Woman an Enigma.
Reading without Tears.
The Mothers Mission.
Margaret Huntington's Experiment.
Hocker's Illustrated History.
The Crusadss and the Crusaders.
A Voyage in the Dark.
Prince Charlie, the Young Chsvalisr.
English Country Life. Beautifully Illus
trated.
The Hunters Of the World.
Stories for Alice.
Good Girl Story Book.
Fife Years Before the Mast.
King Arthur and his knights.
Work while it is Day.
Little Annie's Primmer.
Queens and Princesses Of France.
Constance and Edith; or, Incidents Of
Home Life.
Little by Little.
FOR SALE BY
HK.o IL -.
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company .........-..
% shs Connecticut river
rsilr sd Company.
100 shs Hartford & New
Haven railroad CO..
20 bonds Tennessee ST. e
stock. 6 per Ct, pays-
BILE iS92-............
? bends Ohio State
stock. S per C. paya-
be 1850 $500. ....
20bonds HicblganSiA
stock. s per c., paya
BILE iS63............
IS Hartford city bCnis,
6ner Ct. paysbls 1876
25 Hartford and New
Haven railroad BIDS,
8 nnr Fl 1872
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81 On Monday morning. Jane Henry was
br0ssht before Justice Bagg, st Detroit, on
complaint Of gentleman fot whom she pro-
free-Iove stamp Of females, who, about fise
vears since, formed an attachment FOR the
gentleman in question, and has followed bis
footsteps wherever be has gone. She has gene
TO the same church, and seating herself in an
adjacent pew, bas smirked IN the most iovi-g
style. She has followed him to funerals, and
has been decidedly uRweieome visitor at his
ssors. Not only has she followed and visited
hin, but has also told bis friends of her an
bearabls love. Forbearsnce finally ceased to
be . virtue Jane was arrested, and in defanlt
Of $500 bail to keep the peace 70. six months,
was sent to jail for that period.
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D


halah-f cupau1f ana i lpcateN ~ ltAEIofos bol-
CAPITAL.
2. The amsunt Of capital stock s5Oo ooO 90
,. The amouAt Of eepital stock paid up s. 10000
(. ASSETS.
Cash on hand and in bank. s97. .59I. .O5
Cash in hands Of agents, and in
course Ct transmission. 7e tssbl
-afffn30F 50
Bills receivable, for loans secured By
personAl and collateral seeurity..-.-- 65,055.A
Real estste unsncumbered. building and
lot s Pearl strest, Hartford ......... IL, 600 90
Stocks and bonds as follows, viz;
PsFvzl. Nsr.val.
5II shs Hartford bank
stoeE. Hartford. ...s51 .ioo sssss5
100 shs Phoenix b'k stock,
Hartford. .......... 20 900 1000
100 shs Connecticut river
banking cJfy stock,
Hartford ...:........ 5000 $500
900 shs Ench'e b'k stock,
HsTtiord............ 1000 1890
80 shs Bank OF Ha tford
oouzty, H1rtiord ..-. 7 500 1900
tsTtfaTd............2 2ocoo 1,soo
H.Tiiefd ............ 5000 $3.50
$50 shs Mercantile b'k
Hartford ..:.....::..I 900 I4,7Oo
Hartford =. .....'...... : Is 200 1890
si5 shs -Etna blk, Hart
foTd................ 1850 alss5
foTd................. @ 2osoo 2s,n2
30 shs Amer Ex b'k,
New York .......... 2O,OOl 1900
New Tost.......... 10000 1900
500 imp1r and Trad b'k,
New Yotk..-........ 90 900 81 800
New ToTE.........., 5000 so,seo
200 shs Manhattan coy
New rort.........:. 10000 Is,soo
New ToTE........... 1900 1900
YoTE...-............ 1900 $50,
York................ Io,Ooo $500
New Torf, -. 1900 $500
800 shs Metropolitan b'k,
New Tork........... q, 600 81 500
100 shs Biackst5ne b'k,
Boston .............' lo.OoO 1880
100 shs BIZ OF Commerce,
boston .............. 10 600 IOsOO
5..:.:....::;..:... 10 900 1880
10 shs Suffolk I'k Bos-
tsn--.-.........-.... 900 200
100 shs hide Il Lesth.r
b'k. Bostsn.-........ 10 COO IGIO0
100 shs Webster bank,
Boston .............. 1000 1880
100 shs National bank,
Bosie5 ............:. 1000 1O,IO1
100 shs Atlantic bank,
Boston .............. 10000 IOlOo
100 shs Safety Fund b'k,
Boston .-.....-...... 10000 i0oOe
100 shs Boylst0n bauk,
'ston .....-..-..... 10000 u COO
100 chs Revere bank,
Bofton .--.....-....- 1000 10000
400 shs BIZ OF the State
Of Missouri St. Louis % 900 5000
200 shs Merchants bk
St Louis -....... 20 900 20 900
81 shs State BIZ Of Wis
consin, Miiwaukse-. $40 5.sss
i25 sis Union hank Al
banJ -......-..-..... Il 800 II 500
90 shs Montreal heuk.
AoHtreal..-.- .-.... 1000 II 100
40 shs COnnecticrt river
company -.....-.. l2,o0o 5000
% shs Connecticut river
rsilr- sd Company. 1000 800
100 shs Hartford New
Eavea railroad CO.. 1000 1880
20 bonds Tennessee STE
stock per Ct, pays-
BILE iS92-............ 81. COO i5IOO
bends Ohio stzte
stock. per c., paya-
bic 1850 80. ....Io.OoO lo,oOs
20 bonds Aicbl gan &tate
stock. per c., rava-
Die iss5............ $1,000 2o,sOo
IS Hartford city bCnds,
6nerct, paysbls 1876 IS COO IS SOS
25 Hartford and New
Hsyen railroad BIDS,
per Ct, 1S73....... IS 600 $3.50
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WOmses and I.Ots for SIC.

1.-TWO Houses and LOS sltlaIad On Dunllp slfeeil
east o the Chsrleston Depot and suitable small
fsmiiies viii se sold at bargain, If sppiirztion 10
made soon For further particulars apply % The no
pFietoTs Of the Appe4is uylS
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20 with nv son and walt n exile that justice
which am convinced heaven reserves for ne,
sooner or later, and to request ihstyour nsjes-
tv win be pleased to grant me an audience 10
tale vour orders FOR the future.
al n povapazrr %
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Non-Residenf Notice.


F. p Redmond.
TTyHE defendant herein will take notice that suit b
i atfachment has been commenced y the plainiiHs
against him before me, he following ground 20 wit
That he is uCu-resldent Of the State Of Tennsssea and
about % remove his property from the state aud
that The sae suit has been set for trial By before
me- At nay odes 10 Memphis, Tennessee, the lfTH
FEBRUART, 1861, when AMI where he msy appear and
defend. J. HORHE, J. p.
". D. Besrd, attorney. ials-isrfW
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THE WORKS OF ROBERT HALL, A. NJ,
with a memoir Of bis life. Originally
published under the superintsndsnce or
Olinthus Gregory, L. L. D., in vols, full
calf, London.
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Interest and rents socrued, mostly paya-
bic January, issl-..-...-.........-.. 1879 80
TetaI 4sss.771 81
EoTE--Our stooks and bonds are held as permanent
investments and the present panic vslua is criterion
Of their actual vaue; but preferrinE comply strictly
with the letter o. The law, we enter them At the lowest
cash sales the 3isi December 1890 thereby making
difference Of nearly $1,000 in our statement
LIABILTrIEs
S. No liabilities to banks others dus or not due.
Nc losses adjusted and due.
7. Les es either uuadjusied or
. Adlusted and uot due S95 los IS
s. Lossssin suspense, waiting further prOsf,
iRcluded in .Nst answer above.
10. AT other claims against TIE eumpany
fsividesds unpaid s...--....-.,....s. 500 90
Total liabilities. SIS 7os q
IL The rule Of the sompany s not u exceed $40 900 ia
any one risk, subject to less b single are
ia Ihe sount insured in acity village depends upon
iis size-gensrany all the desirable risks 70 be
had subject 70 the rule last above named
Is The amount insured IN any one block OF buiIdnrs
depends upon It's size and construction, subject to
the rule above referred TO.
a. jhe ct Of Incorporation is the same as heretofore
aled.
IL HUETINGToE, President.
THO. c. ALLYN, Secretary.
STATE 1.9I,.cs OF os0SSs,qTIoUT. 3sSI,2 ss.
HARTFORD, January I, 1881
Personally appeared II Huotineion president. and T
c. Allvn, secretary, OF the Hartford Fire Insnrance
company and made oath tnst nc forseonT .issssnt
BY them subscribed is true full md correct statement
Of the affairs Of said oelnpsay, and EXHIBITS far a.
can be sscertainsd al ths dEe is actual condition on
the arsi dsy Of January, 1851 Before me-
JANIS NICHOLS, Justice Of The Peace.
CONVROLLER's OFFroEl
NASHVILLE, Tenn. January 81, Iesi. (
This is to certify that the Hartford Flre Insurance
Coztpsny located al Hartford in the State OF Connee-
tesi, hss complied with al the requirements OF the
oodei tha subject OF foreign usuranca eorp3rafsns
sections 1855 o 1871 neHsve. well the act ef
24tn Of March 1862 ehspter ais section 10 requring
deposts with the controller or twenty thousand do
lars q six per cent bonds Of the State and that James
Chadwick Is the legally authorized ageui Of said COM
pany, in the cisy Of Memphis, State q TenneEsee
J. 7. DUNLAP, Controller
- Policies issued and renewed ami losses adjusted
and promptly paid ~
Js Z. CHADWICK, Agent,
fsI-in BANK BUILDING.
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The memorial concludes BY praying the tTi-
bure 70 order that an inventory Be taken Of
he property left By his Imperial HighRess
Prince Jerome, and that partition be made
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THE WORKS OF TIE RIGHT HONORA-
BILE EDMOND BURKE. 10 vols,
limo, full calf, marble edge.
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A0lcs N.E.cor. serenth and 3 ,treets

Office N. e, cor. Seventh and F streets,
second story, Directly opposite the Patent once.
{ PEOIFCATIoNS and DraFings OF sn Invention, with
- all other busines pertaining 10 the obtainiug Of
Letters Patent will Be executed for fee gZ5 Fer
arguing the case in the event OF REJECTION an for
APPEALING IL 10 the commissioner, NO ADDITIONAL
FEE WILL BE REQUIRED. In cases OF interference,
or IN an zeal q the Circuit Court reasonable extra
charge will be made.
For q fee Of IS, preliminary examination viii 30
instituted at the PateEt Oice, and rel able opinisn
given 10 the probability Of securing patent -Four
thousand examinations Of this character conducted
during the last three years
From Rev. @. ". samson IL. D President Of Colum-
ban College.
Washington, c., October 3 1880.
take special pleasure in stating that Mt. Robert
Fenwck has been intimately known -0m earliest
childhood. His peculiar intelligence eapaeiy bus-
and strict conscieuousness we're marked from the
time when in b0yheOd he began his profession In the
once II a Patent Agent No one thar knew him well
As the responsible head Of the business Of Mum Co.
al Washington have ten ended him o. persons
tent, fFithful and Conscientious Patent Agent; aud
have failed T. reosivs gratefu acknow egements
aferwaTd from those who have avaied themselves Of
his services. commend aim with vet more cuua.
dence as the independent manager Of Gsiness wher
much depends on the ability well t5' perfect
tegrity Of an agent. GEO. SAMSON.
From Hon Chas Mason late Conimissionsr Of Patents
Washington, D c., October !, 1880.
Learning that R. ". Fenwick ESQ, Is about 10 open
an once IN this city Solicitor o. Patents, cheer
fulls state that have long known him gentleman Of
large experience in such matters Of prompt aecu-
rate business habits, and q undoubted integrity. As
such, commend him to the inventors sf the United
states. CHARLES MASON.
Also, refers 5y permission, to the Hon. joseph Hoit
late Commissioner Patents and At present Postmaster
Memphis, ard to NeClanahan a Dil, PTopriet0rs Mem
phis appeal" noi7-iawam
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-05-09

Nor so BAD AFTER ALL -1nlorma,
ten has been received in ofici i
quarters here, to the eff ct that The
State troops Of Virginia have cap.
tured, at Norfolk, 100 pieces Of
cannon, over $50 gun carriages, an
immense quantity Of shell an d
cbnrgtd she'll, large quantity OF
caps, fuses, and about 401, 600 pounds
of powder. Three Of t b men-o!
War scuttled will be, in few days,
raised and put in good ordrr.-
The dry dock, which cost million
and half of dollars, is uninjured
So the vandals, after all, did not do
quite so much damage as they prob
ably anticipated ---Monfgomery Ad-
rertiser.
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Orr Circulation

We thank our friends heartily fol
their noble efforts to extend tht
circle OF the Observer readers, ani
hope tbey will continue TO aid Us
OR circulation, already larger thar
any ever obtained 10 this region
has increased lately with rapidit,
altogether unparalleled. Some of nul
readers who had quit US few
months ago on the plea that We
were too much Southern, have re.
gently come back with the admiss.
ION that we were right. and that il
other papers bad taken the same
course it would have been better for
the South today
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cHANeERY SALE Of TOWN LOTS,

ON Saturday, the lin day Of Nay, 1861,
" pursuant to a decree of the Chancery
Court at Fayetteville, Tenn, in the case OF
VIM Bonner. Admir-, dc. vs.. isaac Short and
others " i'll sell at the court house door in
the town Of Fayetteville to the highest
bidder, on a credit of 6 and u months
free from the defendants right of redemption
A valuable Brick Store house
and lot, belonging to the estate OF Isaac
Short, dec, sitGstsd on the North side OF
the public square.
Also. at the same time and place, pursuant
TO a decree OF said Court, in the case Of James
II. Gastleman and others VS.. James B. Carly
and others, will sell to highest bidder, for
half cash. and the other half in II months,
Lot No. 20 in the plan Of the town of Fay
ettevile, upon which is dwelling-house and
Livery Stable.
Also, at the same time and placs--pursn-
ant to a decree Of said Conrt, in the case Of
VIM ii Moores, Admir- &c. VS. II. C. Holman
ard wife and othsrs. ard Robert Hill vs..
r. X McConnel's Admir-. | will sell to the
highest bidder on a credit of and 2 years
all the interest that said r. *. Mcdonnell
had under the will of his mother, in GER
tain house and lot in the town OF Fayetteville,
in which said Robert Hill nov resides--
bounded North BY the Female academy lot,
West by street, South by Joel Commons, and
East by street.
Bond with two or more approved securities
will be required of the purchasers, and lien
retained upon each lot, respectively, for the
R. FARQUHARsoN.
April le: OK. d II.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PEEEF,AnEs.PEsFA.

d BeneroIent Institution established by special
Endo,sme,,, fer tie Relief 81 tie Sex and
bisire sci, a55gi.tsa nth Firtlens AID Epi-
d mic Disease, and especially for the cure 81
Diseases of the Sexual Organs.
TAI EDlCAL ADVICEgiven gratis, by the
IVA Acting Surgeon. TO all who apply by
letter, with description of their condition,
Gage, occupation, habits Of life, Sc..) and in
case of extreme poverty, Medicines furnished
free Of charge.
VALUABLE REPORTS on spermaior-
rhea, and other Diseases of the Sexual
Organs AID on the NEW REMEDIES en-
ployed in the Dispensarv, sent to the afflicted
in sealed letter envelopes. free of charge
Two or three Stamps for postage will be ac-
cepiable.
Address Dir. j. SKILLIN HoUGHTON,
Acting Surgeon, Howard Association. No. 2
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. By
order Of the Directory.
EZRA d. HARTWELL. President.
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Secretary,
Nov 15--12m.
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A FaIHed Compliment

The Mulberry Riaemeu last Mon
day., at The conclusion of their pa.
ride ca the Square, drew up 10 a
ice. 10 front Of our Office and gave
three cheers fer the editor Of the
0bsucer. The recipient returns bis
ibauks for the honor thus conferred
upon him, With tho assurance thai
"a compliment could not be paid him
that he would prize more highly
than an endorse ment Of lis devotion
TO the South by such high-toned
intelligent, clever corps as the Alul'
berry RA men.
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SEIZURE OF GOVERNMENT Property
BY Governor HARRIs.--Gov. Harris
has ordered the seizure of $4,000
Tennessee bonds, and $4,000 cash,
10 the haa.ls of the U. S Collector at
Nashville, 10 be held in trust until the
Government restores the property OF
the State and It's citizens involved 10
the seizure of tho HHman.
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Nashville. Tenn


BANK NOTE LIST. lMissouriBanks. 10c dis
Bank of Tennessee parlIllinos Banks. l0cdis
Union Bank do N Carolina Banks. 5cdis
(npters' Bank do Virginia Banks. sc dis
khants' Bank do Ohio Banks. :. BE dis
Bank of the Union do, Blk of Shelbyville par
Traders Bank dc lOcoee Bank IS dis
Bank of Commerce do Blk of cambridge 5cdis
City Bank do Blk of Claiborne ....-
Farmers Bank sc dis Bank of farewell 80
Bank of Paris =. par Bank of Trenton 49,
Bank of hattanoogado, Bank OF j efferson. -
Bank of America40cd:sl Bank OF Knoxville par
! Citizens Bank no sale Lawrenceburs TX $50
Bank of Memphis par Indiana State Blk &C dis
| Bucks Bank -. l dis SPECIE.
River Bank. -. do, AmerIcanGold. .l@2p
| Commercial Blk &c dis, Silver ......... par
Exchange Bank 90c dis EXCHANGE
Northern Bank par n. Y. selling l@ lac pr
Southern Bank &c dis Philadelphia do dc
Bank of Nashville par Baltimore do. do
Observation-Disclosures, Sod Cincinnati do. do
! do new do New Orleans do. do
S.Carolina Banks bed LAND WARRANTS.
Louisiana Banks. par 40's $50. no sale
Alabama Banks SC aIS0's and 1905. do
Kentucky Banks. .1prs 12o's.... 49,. do
| Groceries-The Grocery trade has been
/ firm at the folio wing quotations:
/ Sugar. Fair to Choice 1850 p ID 10 hog
lheads, and 4 al advance on thess quotations
in bbls; New York coffee sugars 1O@ lls4c;
Crushed and Powdered liz @l2c; Loaf l}@
l2c.
Molasses and Syrup--Molasses in bbls &c
l@33 PC gal; half bbls. S5@37c: sugar house
$3.50. Golden syrup in bbIs rs; half bbl'
80, aud kegs 10 gallons) 85c.
Cofree--Rio l5@l6; Laguyra 17@lScts
Javals@ zoe per Id.
q Tea-Imper;al 50c@ 81. Gunpo WIDER, 5oc@
, IS, Young Hyson 40@60. Black 6oc@Sl 90
Salt-Sack Sal, is scarce. Fine is held a
r l 75@2 90. and Coarse is nom inal at 81 80
al rs. Barrel IS 10 good supply aud is sell
ing ut 40c per 5ushel.
Candles We quote Parafine Wax at 27@
q 3oc at wholesale, and 35a40 p h in small
lots, Star l7@l9, and Tallow ll@l2.
Cotton Yarns--The following are the
: agents quotations for Cotton Yarns: 700 and
]. 900, Sc p dog; 500, 10; 800. IL: and 400. rs
Fruit-There are no choice Green Apples
u in market. We quote at $2@3 per Dbl
i snch as are to be had.
Dried Fruits are steady. with light receipts
We quote Apples. peeled. at 1880; Peaches
unpeeled. 81 lQ@I Is, peeled 2@2 20 pc
IS bushel.
nj Opions--Tuere are no barrel Onions in tn
. market. Wsquote loose in sacks 9oc@$l
3. busbsl.