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AUCTION SAILS.


By GREEN q WILLIAMS, AuoirOueerr.
WSyCRfIRSr aousRu0I m Ann ETTcu
u IN frISIrui1 az hreIioS Con IBirRs
~ q, rss,5eaee 40 sss % Twens, sT.t v. -
west, eetvsen And streets. Fir,t Ward, an
~. 1870. 800 49, ~. So. e. a.,
Inc oeswoou s'~'e'eo eftor Gu t, com
snstippsss
eloh son, rt
MsI.S1 ss IA y ~ 81 -,
Ctsnmss. MsseSss,y Hs,t- alo,h s,t.-
S wi ., S s,.1. and ~ kS Sssss "A s,r
Futures,
MMsxnie- % presslnr snrother bureeus'
mNOie6ctol sloeocsr1f
me 0lIt frame r. r. Mlrrors'ano other Looking
-, 6Assee,
FINE Mahog4ny add walnut Wtrdrooes, Book
o. CAS-, And sectetsrles'
fne dehofany french, Cot& &c soo o hef Bed
L. ueam,
Fine Mahogany Extension, Dining, and other
Tabes,
China Case, Crockefy erd Plated Wsre. and
a T9ble Cutlsry.
FIND FEATHER Beds. Mattresses, and Bedding,
CLOTH,
Ref iSsrsto,. cooiips And other Stoves.
And q larre sssoftrnent Of Kitchen Rec uisltes
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UoLD AND .s sILy vkkka EfaS.SaLlsH. SWISS

hsye nov on hand Q large stock Of al tbs most
eslsbTated Wa ohes, that am selling q the very
lowest prices that good and reliable time Keepers
JENELRl en- haad; ell nsv stylss received -
soon Is ms nuiactnred, ADD offered at the lowest
All kinds Of NIL IrARY GOODS on hand, such
Is kevolyers, SvorGs, SAshes. Belts, Bowie
ARM Trunks and Bed Combined; and many Other
tndngs nsefui and ornamental % 33s Pennsl lyeais
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l. ladies' -eslIins TO avail themselves of the on
Portunity can .s9p,te thorough knowledge Of
me prlnfoi'es OF IN ooography and Reporting
hour each. THIS useful art needs no recomnenis-
ton as lts value Is nov vel understo1c, and II
here, he esp .oislly as the terms are reason
able, Z. e. i've dollars tor the whole course each,
rayaGle after the FIRST lesson. Applicants will
please address box No. star once. and az soon
as q SUN JIent number are subscribed TO form =
class, and the necessary hooks have arrived the
time Of commencement Will be determined on.
de At
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BOARDING.

RoARpTRssIectable parties may find sood
week. Or month, in houses No. as and arr isfS
street, three doors ffom ps, avenue, and midway
between WIiards' and Kirkvo pds' Hotsls. :
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GOVT PATTERN
ANLE BOXES,
Baeksmltns' Poilshed Stsel Hammers,
ESrrlers do. DO.
Joiners' do do
y acksmiths' Buttres'es (steeu,
BoTge Shoe Boxes.
Burdens Horse Shoes
Syringe. Axles Vices, Sledyes &c,&c
Colts rmy and Navy Rsvolvers.
30. 80 &c
New being received by
JOHN r. ELVANS,
deS 1weo (Repub) 3O9 Pa sVsnns
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OAK WOOD $3.50 PER CORD.

am receiving seasoned Oak Wood, which IA,
SCI 20 s the railroad or delivered for ss $50 Der
Insnire Of me, &C the railroad, or of q. q
CHtkCH, et the depot. Orders lefS AZ nv rssi
Sencs. 9oo 18th street, near the Long Bridge, will
no s. s.s w. 9. wrK. a.Nnv
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III DAIRY FOR SALE,
hhANlSS Eight excellent mich 90 "a & xtnrsr
al sood run OF Ga tomers. Inquire at ii g ssr
fiSge SHOP oesr hrst till gate, nh street l9.i,
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J0HN q. HOWARD,
By J.. G. Mcguire, 4 CO.. Auctioneers.
"RUSTEE'S SALE OF LaNGS AND VA

By J. Q. MCGUIRE, 4 co.. Auouoneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LAEGS AND XAL-
IA y gAHz k9J on CSIIoL HLL. on o,oIaoS
on the premises. by virtue of deed OF tn 1t from
Justice A. Rolls, and dated February 18th. lss.
x<s, ct see, and Of the land records for wsships-
Ton county, G, shall sell Lot numbered i've
(6l In % uare numbered six hundred and effb<-tvo
leSa), fronting 40 feet on Delaware avenue, 10s
feet inches north street, and Is feet inches
on First street east
Terms One-thIrd ossh, the remainder In six and
twelve months, With interest, secured By deed OF
trust on the premises.
II the terms Of tae are not complied with within
I've days the r ustee receives the night 10
resell At the risk and expense Of defspltng pr
pos.oad, " 3 M H8GttttaPAfc Is fii sss,,
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SRALMORAL SKIRTS" New Supplies, New
- Patterns, and at reduced prices
prices. " -"
yard. E 0o"'' Po'
100 pieces white and colored FisnnsIs.
One prire only, marked in plain figures.
q Carpets, Curtains, OilootDs, Rugs, &c upper
floors. o0' AfP0i
An inspection of stock Implies no OBI igatIon to
purchase. ~
PERRY BRO,
,. Penn. avenue and 9th ST..
ue 5-d RuId
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AMPS FOR GR0CERS' AND Suffers,
IL WAGONS.
have nov on hand Wagons, Lamps, Sprinss
and eVer3 thing else suitable for carnage or WAGON
1 WORK. kUB'T IL. GRAHAM,
/ Coaohmsker sth q.
| III Repairing of all kinds promptly . tsrdsd
| W no - ST.
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|, D Wit a tA : BisSSEkikTbS,n ass;..
By WALL & BARNARD Auction

NO7bc StA sITttI ava fd. ace.
AR6E ASSORTMENT OF SUPERIOR
IL HaNgStH9L2 tpyESlTgEt AZ ArcIIoS..on
O'Clock. We viii sell at our ysreroom, In the
Of cur Auction Rooms, where u has been in
storage since April last, the Furniture of O first
Class Dwelling, committing
Suites of Parlor furniture, consisting of Sofas.
Arm spd Side Cha ira,
Rosewood and Mahogany and Msrble-top Center
Ms6oGsny and EItsn.Ion Dining Tables and
lemssk sId Isce Curtains ,CornIce :, and Shades
Mirrors and PICTURES. one q rortrsit of q DUSTIN
pushed statesm and soldier,
Vslvet. Brussels, and SPY CARPETS, Oilcloth,
Mahogany and Walnut French and ether Bed
Mshossny and Walnut Marble top ard Pam Blu
Walnut and other wardrobes and Lounges,
MaTble-top and Plain Wsshstands ana Toll t Sets,
Superior Feather Beds, Bolsters, and Pillows.
Curied Hair and Shuek Mattresses and other Be-
ding,
Mahogany STANDS, Presses. Chamber Tables,
Chairs,
Croofery and Glassware,
Cooking and other Stoves, ire Irons, and Kitchen
Utensils.
Terms sssh.
dead WALL & BARNARD, Auc.a
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MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of O writ Of
lSl teri tacias I,sued from the Clerks Once OF
the Circuit Court OF the District Of Columbia for
will expose 20 public sac for cash. front Of the
Court House door of ssid county on fkiDAY,
the following property, TO Wit: AL defendants
night. title, clssm and interest In and 20 Lot No
=, n square No Sol. In the CITY Of w darlington
ID. c.. together with oil and singular the improve
ments thereos, selxed and levied upon rs the prop
erty of James g. Coombs, and will be sold 20 sails
~ yudioials No; So 10 January term, 1850, N favor
John +. Kendall. w. SELDEN,
no lets Late u b. Marshal ID. Q.
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By THos. BOWLING, Auctlon.er.

sAkE , % aso g.sa # truly ~
exscuted by John O'Donnoghue and wife on the
2sd cay Of May: 1850, and recorded in Li6sr ]. A.
o., No 200 OF the land records Of Washington
Of the parties secured thereby, will Offer 81 pu bc
sale, on FRIDAY the 9Th day Of December, st the
situsted In Georg etovn: The frst being arts Of
Los No. Sc and 70. In Beatty & BavkinS adj
apd Fret sts;, fronting 80 feet, more or less. on
EteoeLlck and IS feet oe or less on First street
sly feet, more less Irst street. and running
back TO the depth Of the lot ALEC, part of Lo&
the west side o. Frederick street and running back
$50 feet deep, with the frame houte thereon, ncv
occupied by Mrs McCaln Also, part OF same Lot.
fronting % feet on west side Of same street, and
running back $50 feet deep, with the frame house
thereon.
Terms: One hall of the purchase money in cash
the resIdpe In y months from day OF sale, with in
terest. All convey ancnG st the cost okPurchsser.
pnsa EEae6s tfSSaEMs3pSf SSS Er1 Ias.
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WANTED.-We are now buying SECOND
w HAND FURNITURE, STOVES and BED
DING, for which We are paying the highest
cesh prices. Families declining housek eeping, or
having surplus Of furniture, will find II 70 their
BONTZ & GRIFFITH,
je 1S-d No. 800 nth st. betw, ana sta
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BY BARNARD a BUCKLEY. Auctioneers.
ADMINISTRATORs' SALE OF HOUSE
n HOLD EFFECTS, HolsIs, Cows, Conn, FOp-
on DNESDAY. DECEMBER <th, 81 10
lock, A. NJ. at the Hotel Of the late Godfrey
SeorsstoNp nnB uresua SeOreeary, GATE csrest S
sto.es, Chairs, Chin, and Glass ware, frrtrste
Feath or Beds Bedsteads, Kitchen Utensils, Hor-
ses, Cows and Calves, Corn, Wagons, CsIts.
PIovs, Hsrrovs, shovels, Pick KS, &o., &o ALSO
the HOTEL. with &c n sores Of Ground attached;
and lot oontaiuing twenty acres Will be rented 20
the highest bidder. b, order of the AdminIstrs-
tors, oil sums under go cash; ali over SD two
and four months credit.
JOHN c. HOWARD,
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GONE To FREDERICK.

We hear that Gen Banks column, or a large
portion OF IL, went yesterday to Frederick, Nd
much better winter position or as point TO
move from, than that lately occupied by these
troops.
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US Union Ledge, No ii, /. o. of o. F'sTs re- i
34ssted TO attend gPeci.l meeting Of The Lodge
his lIuesoaJ) EVENING. At 6x O'clock, for
me purpose OF making Tangements to attend he
inE. "a of our late Brother, WILLIAM HOpgE, on
70 morrow w Wednesday, at O'Clock ,. m. Mem
oeIs sister lCdges Ale respectfully invited 10
attend. By order of the ". g "
10 GEORGE pROuS pa Ca
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QS and prIvatss OF the signal COrps ds5ITs m
return IN lr heartfelt thanks 70 their homo COM
ma luef, msyoI a. j. Mvsr, or thA dinuer Ia Tnis
nsJot.s tiobghtful, generous nature, and snUthaT
instance OF HE IN lrIng 'HOrts 10 render ms m n
abe CHA-r W a ~ w.. ID III I"i'-
IT. W. rNnsTr" H.
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rliO. F.-Tbe members of Magenenu
~ EnoamPment are requested TO site. d 4
SPECIAL meeting THIS Tuesday EVENING, At
= Oe.9ck, 70 make Arrangements to attend the
iinneIal OF cur late Brotner, Patriarch WILLIAM
O'CLOCK; Men hers of sister Encampments are re-
speotfully invited 10 attend.
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The L. 5. steam sloop-of-war Hartford, FLAG
omeer Engie, reached Philadelphia yesterday
hom the East Indies. All well ON hoard ~ he,
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LINCOLN Comfy.

Ttgo Hr,es, one deep bay, the other light
bay, white feet, blaze face. shod all round.
both have saddle and gear marks, about Is
hands one inch high, 10 other marks or
brands psrceivabie, both tain in order. each
about 10 years old; by Joseph Stubblsfeid,
81 District, June II, 1851 Valued a. $50
each.
five Keystone SOW, white With black
spots, marked with an under biLin left ear
one sboat a barrow. black ard yellow spotted.
marked swallow FORK 10 left ear and two splits
in right --one shoat, not altered. white. mark
ed swallow fork in left ear and two splits
in right-one skost, not altered or marked,
white with one black spot on sboulder--one
White SOW shoas. not marked; all BY Reubez
Wood1ri, dis. No y, II az IL, 1861. Valued
AT <l5.
Hare Mule, dark bay. small knss On right
eide, marked with gear about 10 hand, high
about Is years old; by Tunstall Gregory, Dis
3o2S, Nag Q, 1851. Valued at s3j.
FRANKLIN coUHTY.
Hor.:--sorreI, bald face, about i hand
h gh. about 10 years old. by John ". Veg
gonsr. agen. for Mrs r. Wassoner, dis. No
10, March ! s, 1861 Valued al $50.
JACKSON COUNTY
: FHy--bsy with soaie white hairs, rather in
clined TO be roam. a small kno, under the bel
~, 10 brands pereeivabls, II hands high. a.
bout three years old; by Sewer Boltop, Feb
uarJ %, 1861,
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ITO. WIZ.
CAMP TRoUsDALE, June 18th, is

CAhP lOSDAbE, NDe IJib, L.
Mr. EDIToa:-I again viii attempt to write
to youfr0m this camp, although it is SO warm
tina. it is almost impossible to write or do
ANYTHING else. I do believe that if il gets
much warmer that there will be general
coIlap here. We have moved from the
frst ground that we occupied toa distance of
two and half miles to ore of the best local
lies for camp that | ever saw, and we have
the best of water and abundance of it. L.
bursts forth from under large hill out of
which the water makes its exit from the
mouth of a cave. We are much better pleas
ed with this location than we were with the
her, because we find the water so much
better, and think the health of the camp is
better; although there is some little siekn
especially such day as this. for it is so warm
that prefer being little sick myself and
STAY in my tent to going out to the drill field.
And riqht here must enter my protest a.
gain.t drilling in that field, for there is OF a
shade tree in it, and it is death on US, especi-
alv we fellows that have to wear these bare
headed caps. Already the skin has come of
Of my ears twice. but think that there is a
euticls on them now that will aefy old Sol's
rays | must tell you ajoke on myself.
went to Nashville on important business ioT
the company, aud after went down con-
Guided that my permission or furlough was
too short and wculd extend it to another
day, but what was my surprise when / was
ordered on xtra duty FOR ferty-eiSht hours.
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Striking of Subscribers :

S NE Of eur subscribers profess
to f. el hurt, as though they had been
treated lastly, because We have
stricken their names Gom our Sui.
scriplion List recently. We can't
he j. it. If circumstance would al
low, they should couiinue to have the
O6serrer on 4 credit; but as fines are,
rye mus: collect pcrioD Of what is
oNingps, or else reduce oar expenses
by erssiug The names Of those who
viii mol pay from our List We
have given fair warning. ard subscri-
b rs who owe US for two years sub
seripiiou and over, must pay a part
at least Of their indebtedness.
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4 Good Name

The name o. Jackson seems TO be
gazing an enviable distinction 10
the present var. Fiist, james W
Jackson, Of al xantiri', Va, slew
Col Ellsworth 10, interfering With
a tlsg, his private property. mhen
he knew his OWN death would fol-
low. S, oord, Gov. Jae kson, Of
Missouri, has taken bvld patriot
ic stand Tor lie South, against
h ANY odds. Third. Mrs. Jackson,
If Tazcwg!i, Grove Ardy Johnson.
be traitor, fom her iiotel, asspr-
Iag bin that money could not Prr-
chase Der provisions for such an in
gate. lIurrah Tor the Jat lssons !!
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Onr Captain is determined to do his duty, let
it cost What it may, aud between anil you
/ am determined to do NY duty hereafter,
I for doing extra duty is not SO very pleasant.
: Night before last will long bs remembered by
US About midnight, while all We're wrapped
in profound slan.ber, perhaps s0lne were
dreaming of fond on9s left at home, while
Others perhaps were dreaming that they had
encountered the Invaders OF their hunas
hand to HAND 6ght, az {. had driven ths il
soient vandals Of the North back, and they
had returned home crowned with the wreath
of victory, theig suinheFs and dreams were
cut short by The starting cry of 10 arms q! to
arnsl the enemy is i'll your midst The cry
was Startling to many Indeed, but in double
quick time We had formed line with emp
ty guns, rocks, sticks, camp kettles, and ether
instruments OF warfare, ready and eager 10 be
led on to the charge. Although we had
never heard the crv or the drum beat for 4
Gshs. vet every man was determined TO
stand his ground, aud think that we could
have whipped them VI thout any ammunition, |
but the alarm turned out to be false, to the I
great disappointment Of seue, but no disap- |
I0iu Inent to your bundle servant Tns
acknowledgment with The guard Who shot his !
gun of and came running into camp hollow
M at The top Of his bellows lungs, The enc
nv have captured us" more than hall
suspect that that guard had goue to sleep end
Y as dreaming that old Abe had him, and ho
squalled opt, the alarm, and
having no control over his iowsr eztrsEIi'les,
hey run him into camp. But some think
hat the commanding officer ordered the
guard to give the alarm in order that he might =
zee how our gallant volunteers would con-
!uct themselves, and ana satisfied that they
yefe wei pleased with our conduct aad that
We are ready for any emergency that may It
all us forth. We ara now (thanks to the
xertion Of eur untir ne Coz. 4. 5. Fulten)
ecevipg our Uniform. and the State Is going
0 uniform all the troops alike Color OF tue {
inform will be gray, and it looks very nice,
nd when the sixteen thousand troops here
re all uniformed alike, we Will present aS
ne looking front as any troops IN the world. 4
will bring this letter to close, as 1t Is grow /
Ne dark. Yours. FLINT Lock T
s have heard that it was reported }
lat we did not get enough to eat. Tas re- {
ort IS false We get plenty and it is good {
he State is feeding Us like lords aud when
GU hear such reports put it down a. false. I
L
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s}ugust Elertion 1851,
ELECTION: THURSDAY. AUeusr LIST.
EaS:ing and Prayer

List Thursday. which was the day
recommended by President JfDsrS0a
Daris as an occasion for fasting and
prayer to ALMIGHTY Cop, was more
generally observed in..this place than
W. have ever before known, for a
kimil r puTposa. Places Of public
resort were closed ihroug bout Ike en-
tire day, business Of all kinds WAS
entirely suspended, ami a diaposi
ton to respectfully observe the Ex'
eeu,ivs recommendation, pervaded
the whole community. AZ 10 o.
clock The Masops, Odd Fellows, aud
!, nnessee stars marched to the Cum
berland Presbyterian church ia pro-
cfs,iou, where addresses were made
hy Eev. III. 3. Dewitt and John
NJ. Bright. Esq, preceded and fol-
lowed by singing and prayer, The
cbulch was crowded. with an inter.
esied, sy upathelic suditury. 1t IL
The bsnedic:ion was pronounced, and
the congregation quietly disptrscd
10 their homes.
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The Parallel

In The Revolution the American
patriots had 10 fight the Hessans.
who enlisted for d war liz which they
had no interest further than the
Gellsrs AMI cents which they we're
paid for murderiDg people who were
struggling against heavy odds iof
the5r freedom. In the war CT l0Ol
The ra1aj.e! is found in Lineolns van
dsls. NJ de up mostly of low down
Dutch. who, for paltry pay, butcher
men. womt n. ard children IN s.. LOUIS
and ia Eastern Virginia insult ano
bru. ally violate defenctless females
while their milder offences consist oil
breaking open houses and stealing
ghateyer they can bay their bands
ap3n.
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A Traitors MoTemenlS--

A letter from East Tennessee IN
forms us that Andrew johnson has
left bis home 10 GreenVille Tor
Washington City, by the way OF
Kentucky. On arl'ying at T'ze-
vell. he and bis company stopped
at a public house conducted by "
widow l-dy, and ordered supper and
a room. Tie landlady (Mra. jack
son( informed him that traitors
couldn't step at her louise, that he
should have nothing either '4or love
; or money!" DO, that be must traveI
.op. Good for ber! Let all honest
na.a. and women, too, spit upon the
,I.spicable johnson!
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-06-20

IN the State Of New York there
are fifty p p rs opposed 70 LineoEn's
array invading the South. IN Ohio
there are fourteen papers Which, In
spite OF mob law and threats Of sio-
lsuce, have eome out in opposition
to Lincoln's war Yolicy.
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1900 6142

Messrs CLARK Gregory & Co., Geatsmen:
Il have beenR icted with Piles. kethel
with a complison of diseases, for hetter
than twelve yea and | have tried various
remedies, and ave failed TO give relief
unless it was,of ort duration, have used
two aud one haaottles of your Araorosia Al
Oil according to rectiens. and have received
more benefit freits use than from all else
beside. wish made public, that suffer
ing humanity nfind relief
NAN JANE WHITAKER.
Marshall count Tsnn Sept l6, 1861.
For sale by w. inner, Fayetteville, Tenn
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Nashville. Tcnu-

BANz NOTE List. II jssoEr; Bank. Zoe d:
Bank Of Tennessee pariIilinois Banks. .--c1i>
Union Bank 49,. do NCaroiina Banks .5edi,
Planters Bank . do Virginia Banks. &c di.
Merchants Bank do Ohio Banks. SC dis
Bank OF the Union do Bk of Shelbyville pa
Traders Bank " dc Ocoee Bank. 49,. o di,
Bank Of Coumerc do Blk of cambridge 5cdi,
City Bank $3.50. do Bk of Claiborne. -
Farmers Bank &c dis Bank of Cazewell =
Bank .of Paris. -. par Bank oe Trenton -
Bank Of Chattaaoogaao Bank Of Jefferson -
Bank Of Amefica40cds Bank of Knoxville par
Citizens Bank no sale Lawrenceburg Blk -
Bank Of Memphis par, Indiana Slate BIZ sc dis
Bucks Bank 81 dis SPECIE,
River Bank. -. do American Gold109 Tsp
Commercial Blk &c dis Silver -........ par
Exchange Bank 90c dis EXCHANGE.
Northern Bank . par y 7 selling loo PEN
Southern Bank &c dis Philadelphia do DC
Bank Of Nashville pa Baltimore dc. do
Georgia( oIdbanks>, ysr Cincinnati DO. do
do new do New Crlran. do. 90
S CarolinA Banks par LCD WARRANTS.
Louisiana Banks 5pre 40's ..:...... TO sale
Alabama Banks. par 3os and 1908. do
Kentucky Banks. .5pr l2O's. 49,. do
Th re has been fair degree Of activity IN
Flour mainly ca Southern account. though
Tiers has been s ersdusl dimnution In the
demand conseq uent upon the appsarance Of
Flour from new wheat in soyrs OF the State,
South Of Us. We quote:
SHperhne ................So zo(e5 90
EKtrs Superb ne. 50@6 90
Family. ..........6 0n@6 rs
Extra Family 50d7 90
Sacks, al So lbs. ..........5 O0a4 90
Corn. Is in good supply, and Is selling from
store At 10000 per bu.hs'.
Bacon continues in good demand and the
market may be quoted frn as follows
shou 'isrs l0Gilc, hams l2@l3c, ribbed
sides 49, ollie sud clear sides l4la G i5e.
Good beef cattle are in demand at 4 @
9i3c. Fat youTg cattle really oonirand the
Oh side figures
Rio coffee continues 3 b. frr.lv be d at
22@24 yer pou!d. ard Java 25@28c. The
telegraph reports the srork Of coffee in New
Or esns yesterday at G7e0 Bags against 1900
at TIE same time,last year The quotations
were To l9c yer 10.
Sugar is firmly hell al y a Sc per ID in bbls.
Grass seeds are held ss follows: Blue grass,
stripped. / 5Oal IS per bushel. sud clean
1888; Z motbv Sc 80; Esrds Grass
40al so; Orchard Grass COG 7Si u lles
] 90; Hungarian Grass 70.
SeEy Orleans, F.s,--
CottOH-Sale, bales Stock by s'tusl
count 740O balos All in the presses AMI pick
cries. Sugar "A @42I. Flaur declining, Is.
New York, n. "
Cctton--Sales 1000 bales. Aiddling up
land &c
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BeetS and tern

For the largest Bets by leng odds
and the first tbsssl OF Corn, that we
h.ys seen this year, sc are Indebted
to our lady friend Mrs. /. G. Good
rich. The Bets ware about six
inchas 10 circumference, and Of The
very best kind. and the Corn was as
fine az could BE-. Well venture
that 10 one can equal ttsm.