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Flour, Grain ana Provi.iop.,

/
| The demand for Flour during the week has bee,
but moderate, chiefly local, and to fill our orders
from the South. Prices did notundergo any change
and supertne rules at 81 5000 co. and not EASY
to buy below the latter rate, 81 1904 so for extra
and 81 9O(95 rs for extra family, and SIS 5Oa6 for
fancy.
There has been good demand for Wheat in mar,
for export and the market has ruled firm, prime
red bringing 81 00G1I 03, and white 81 10. Corn
has not changed, and the demand has been better
for sheled, and at the close prices ruled a shade
higher We quote ear at SO9S3, and sheIIed at $50
Soc IN bulk There has been fair demand for oats
during the week at 271c in bulk
Inere has been gradual Improvement in the
market for Provisions since our last the demand
improved toward the close, and purchasers had to
pay rather better prices Holders have exhibited
great frmness, and the quantity offered DURING the
week. has been quite light. though equal to The de-
mand Mess Pork has been held with frmness at
$40 T5Gl7, generally, but those having orders to
MI succeed in filling them at prices shade below
these rates. though at the close good brands could
not be bought below SIT:
During the greater portion of the week the bu-
slness done In Baconlwas confined to small lots att
and lO4c for shoulders, sides and clear sides and
vac Tor sides, backbone out but Monday and vester-
day the demand became more pressing, and better
sales during the two days add up 400 hhds at II Of
and IO4e. and at the close there were more buyers
Inan sellers at these rates, holders generally asking
"a, Vt and lOsc.
Lard has not changed during the week the de-
mand mas been trifiDg and not much done, but hol-
ders are firm at 9Ic for strictly prime article.
tnough small lots country were bought at 91c.
M neg may be quoted at l0(9lO4c but no demand
We did not hear of sale Of Importance during the
week. ~
The supply of strictly prime fresh Butter has
Deen inadequate to the demand, and for fresh the
market IS extremely firm at l4(g15 but the grades
Deiow this are dull and in but limited demand We
(g13c.
1nere has been no change in Cheese durdIng the
week the demand has been fair for export and the
market ruled steady at 81 for Western Reserve. &c
for Hamburg, and lOk for English Dairy.
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There is very little demand for Gold, and the
nominal buying and selling rate is I(a2 per cent
premium.
There is no demand for Uncurrent Money and
very little is offering. The excitement in politics
matters has had tendency to drive home the cur-
rency of other States and to relieve us of much of
the Uncurrent Money in circulation 8 few weeks
since.
In New York on the 18th, at the frat boad. 81 600
Tennessee per cent Bonds sold at 7S1c and "a ooo
at 9S3c. This is an improvement of IL per cent on
Saturdays sales The telegraph reports no sales at
the second board yesterday.
In the general markets to-day there was fair
degree Of activity. Cotton was in better request
than for several days, and the sales amounted to
nearly ESQ bales. The intelligence from Europe this
afternoon is unfayorable and the market closed dull
Cur quotations may, therefore, be regarded as nou,-
NAL The movement in Tobacco to-day was rather
light In Flour, Grain and Provisions the move
ment continues quite active. We notice that heavy
shipments are still making to the Southern States
partly from this place and partly from points West
OF US. The receipts of Produce generally were
light, while there continues good demand for the
leading articles.
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to communicate them to their several LeeIsl<-
lures.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.-Ths Select Committes az
Five the Presidents course in receiving the Com
missioners from South Carolina reported to-lsT
The majority report is signed By Messrs. Dawes
Howard, and Reynolds The COMMITTEES regard
the message itself as well as the manner IN which iE
was treated By the President, as among the NEST
remarkable events of the perilous times in which
We i've. The Committee cannot understand on what
principle the President assumed to enttrfain
or hold Official communication with represen-
tatiFes from South CIarolna. for Il seems obViors
enough that under the uri1ciple announeed IN ne
annual message, the commissioners could be regar-
deo IN no other light than a. engaged in revola-
tionary effort to subvers the GoTe-nrnarti ar,3 i
would nave Deen the plain duty Of the Exeeanrt 70
enforce tne Jaws sgalnst any individual known, or
suspected of completely in any movement III frea-
sonable character. They fail Ia see arv e;-.-,,-.
cumstances justifying the President in erssrf.irino
diplomatic intercourse with South Carolina ex.,erf
on the assumption that Saith Carolina was en- ,,3e
pendent power and that tie President by According
them an official reply, involved, to some extsss..
negotiation with rebelicus State. Here the lines
were interrupted-
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BY TELEGRAPH.



WASHINGTON Feb. 2a.-SESATE-The post Office
appropriation bill was taken up and displaced Al
one O'Clock, by the report of the Select COMMITTEES
on the Peace Conferences communication.
Hale objected to the resolution going to its third
reading and made it the special order at half past
~ to>norrow.
Wilson's amendment to the nost office bill was car
risd by a vote Of p against 10
On motion of Gwin the amsn5n,ar. was rsd.cad
to one million by vote of 20 AGAINST "A
The Select Committee of i've = 49, -. -
? 9s s''e uoclfine OF secession, and assert it
..'' ~ u 'ne eentralrzIng power Of Government
s"iO.ue i'S Jaws ~ every part of the country
with military, if the civil suthor;t;os -, -
Gent. Cochrane and Branch disssntos
Gen. Twiggs has been stricken from N. ii,
as a coward and traitor
WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.-H0UsE.-A mnt;on -
consider the vote whereby Corwin's ameud,,sr, :.
the Constitution failed yesterday, to receive t,w,
thirds vote. Carried By vote of 12s against e5
Great confusion prevailed and the amendment was
then adopted by vote of 1s2 against IS. Ire
msndous applause from the Republican and Demo-
cratic sides and galleries.
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CScNNAT1, Feb. 2S.--The City Council invited
Senator's Crittenden and Johnson to accept tie hos
Ptates of the city, on their return from Congress
The Select Committee on the abstraction of books
BY members of Congress, report that they regard
the entire charge as groundIess.
The House concurred in the Senateis amend
ments stopping the mails in the Seeding States.
Inc report Of the Committee of Conference on
tne oregon and Washington war debt was concur
red in.
Stanton Intellectually endeavored to get the Vol
unteer bill up
SENATH.--The Postofice approximation bill az
amended, passed.
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Markets by TELEGRAPH.

NV YORK. Feb 2Cotton dull and massachusetts unim.
Portant hiddng Uplands 1 Flour dull declined cents
sales 5000 barrels, IS IO95 Wheat declined I2
Corn ldu, declined centsAles $1,000 bushels at S5965
Mess Pork quiet but stadysaIes $50 bb s Is Lard steady
sx91oH. Sugar steady-Cubs 4<95-orieans SOS Molas.
es-saes $50 bbls-Orsans 34936-Cuba MuscoYsdo 2sc.
New ORLEANS Feb 2sCoOn opened bouyant but the steam
caused day 5000 bas Mdngs
l0169IlK Sugar firm at 4K@5K. MOlasSes 26927 Flour
quiet at IS 25 Corn 54@eO Mess Pork firm at SO co.
Sterling Exchange lO3<9IO4 New York Sight Exchange
Z9K discount
CEcuNAT Feb. 2s-Tlour sales unmportnnt "a 5594 60.
Oats steady t27K. Corn at 54936. Meas Pork firm
sales 200 bills s79 So Whssy-saes 1000 bbls 49, Can
dies I69I7. Sugar 597K. ocaee l2k9lL MoIasges 300
%
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Arrival OF PassenEeF Trains.

HOS. GEORGE Il. NIxoN.-We had the pleasure
yesterday of meeting our old friend, Hon. GEORGE
a. Nixon, formerly Senatorial representative from
the Lawrence district, now Of Nebraska Territory.
Col NIXON, we are glad to see, is in the enjoyment
Of excellent health. He expresses himself highly
pleased with Nebraska
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rrIbnto of Respect.

TrIbnto of Respect.
meeting Of the Nashville typographical Union, No. 90,
yesterday tie following preamble resolutions adopt
edi
Wh.reas Our friend brother, R. PARK MnLxR has de-
parted and onged suffering therefore,
Resolved That IN his death the Nashville Union has Loaf
friend endesred by long and pleasant association.
Resolved, That deeply gnpathize with bis afflicted wife
and family In this their sad reavement.
Resolved the Nashville typographical Union exhibit
it's respect fur memory Of the deceased BY attending the
funeral body, wearing usual badge OF mournng
Resolved That the foregoing be published in the Of
this city and Knoxville.
FrU. sTITT,
P. @. WARREN,
WM CAMERON,
4. L. WINHAM,
JNO. WALLACE,
COMMITTEES.
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ARMY AND NAVY NEws.-We CLEAN the following

Army AND Navy NEws.-We CLEAN the following
from the New York papers;
General Scott is quietly receiving information
from Ali the army stations in the Union, which will
enable him to select the proper officers and men for
emergencies or important positions The troops ne
has assembled at Washington, and the oihcers VINO
command them had been privately tested, unknown
to themselves. before being summoned to the ma
tiona capital and the fact that not single resgna-
ton or mutinous act is recorded, shows with what
accuracy the movements were managed
Considerable anxiety is felt to know how tne
military authorities will treat the request OF non
commissioned soldiers to be released from their
oaths Of service. We have good authority for stat
ing that, in such case, the regulations which are
read monthly in every garrison and man-ot-war
will be strictly enforced. Congress gives officers
he right to resign but denies it to the private.
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70 SALE Or EXCHANGE FOR NEGROES
oRFER R0R SALE my present rsasncs, with txe0iyaE7
Il acres Of The best Garden land in the State ATTACHED GAY
one fourth Of mile soush Of the city q Nashville Possession
given Immediately. Apply 70 address
febl2-dlm EDWARD .. HICKS.
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crowds. The proprietor is selling jeweiry of all
grades at very low prices, each article only One
Dollar, regardless Of what it cost Go and examine
for yourselves and you viii be satisfied with your
bargains G. soon, as he remains only few days
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WASHINGTON TENS.

Charleston advices say that JEFF Davis had long
interview with Major Anderson, and rumor sub
seQuently says there win be no fight at Fort Sum-
ter.
A member of General Twiggs staff here says that
Twiggs declined to enter into the seryice of Geor-
ga or the Southern Confederacy.
The death of Twiggs is rumored from several
sources. 1t is said that Houston sent his aids to
Twiggs to demonstrate against the premeditated
treachery, an alteration ensued when the aid shot
TWiggs dead The rumor lacks confirmation.
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RExovAL-Messrs. FHoxl RowEN have removed
their tailoring establishment to the building oppo-
site the Sewanee Hotel, lately occupied by L. Moses
as furniture store The large room has been
handsomely reftted, especially for their business
and is now flled.with fine display of goods. Per-
sons desiring articles in their line should give them
CALL as they have established reputation for do
ing work faithfully, and in the most fashionable
STYLE. ian10 I'm
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Marker Rennr,.

CHARLESTON Feb 25-Wih quite an active and excitno de-
mand for Cotton today caused principally by the arrival With
amounted to upwards Of $500 bales hodeu having N
chasers former and full quotations The foovnr
the particulars Of the les % bales 3I2 at
90 ~; 2g3 at 81 81 at "a l37 at 9 80 I3 Ok 10 al
IS at 10 Il64l3 at 65at at 252 at II
IS at 1l3S; l0l at 11h; l68 at liz
Four vessels taken during course OF the davo
for Liverpool at ll6d and two for HaV squsr bales
and 81 2 terce for Rice.
CHARLESTON Feb: 26Sales Of Cotton to-day 400 bales
at prices ranging from S to liz cents The market was
AUGUSTA Feb 26--There active aduand for Cot
ton to-day at steady prices and the sales up bales
9e at TO- satl0 333 at l0 10 at 1897 5 Al lo 303 Al
l0 III at l0z 10 at 10I 63 IL; X: and 9 bales
II Z cents, and 500 bales at prices not reported.
We understand that ncs report sales have Feen made
WINCH wal make the sales Of the day foot nearly bales,
large portion of which prime orders from Chsrleson
We observe numerous arrivals OF vessels
Savannah, Hhch. doubtless the demand.
SAVANNAH Feb. 25There slight iunrrovement In the
enquiry Tor Cotton to-day and holders her than Sat
udsy Good lines Of Mddngs sold shade better prices
than our quotations. but the generality transactions took
at the figures offer:
"a .. Gll5S
on G.
"voa IL G
The sales foot 1859 balls at the following IS at
80 al VA l42 at 10 81 a. 10 Is, IL at 1O 80 10Y, l36
lO 10 at lO' l5d at ls1, l45 H. and 81 bales Tx
Sterling Exchange sold considerable quantities TODAY At
lO3 Sight, New York, brisk demand 2l.s3 per cent
premium. -
Freghts Liverpool Cotton are ed in American ships
and 3D. In British the difference being BY political
moBnz Feb 95-saes Of Cotton to-day 1900 bales Middpvs
at cent? The market dull quotations. were
unchanged
MosIEE, Feb 96saes Of Cotton today MddDr,
bales. F' Nv
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washfngton Htsms.

WAsnISGToS, Feb z7-Partial returns from Har-
RS galveston and Austin counties, Texas are over
wheimingly iE favor Of secession.
WASHINGTON, FEB. 2I.-Joan Cochrane's minority
report defends Buchanan 1t denies his Official re-
attributes the eensure to party feeling
The Senate went into Executive session "a IN.
case Of the fugitive Anderson. - '''-
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No Hotel in MurfreesborOI

YUVHIs thriving city without any Hotel = ne oa.e.
part Of the town. ne City hs.sl p<l.s ssl-s ~
can't Ttsa new brick bziidng vita ever 1aJ rpo1 80
an h rentsl FOR one half The usual prlce- -
0- - lear here the house h1s done about tEel7o
worh Of business Asfetofre II : ne Isl
~ - st.se FOR hotel keeping ADD DE ncezstes afe
49, ssrs-nd al Immediate opening Aaersss
fshq8.uim = - = = 80
NOTICE no SHIPPERS.
GEsERkL FaiusHT QtsI11,f
Nashville And Dscat1r Rail Road.
Al, eesivs 7rsghs for al Folnts % he MeIapAs and
M rs.-etou Mobiia, Chic, and Mississippi osnlr4f
Hsi. H---- - JJaN ". RATcLfET,
General Arinl.
1u,svie Courier Deocrat sid Journal, cncianat cons
uusrciai and Gazette copy one month
fsbie In DHFe
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The Court House at Milledgeyille, Ga was de-
stroyed by FIRE on Sunday morning. the z4th INST
The books and papers to great extent were saved
The fire is supposed to be the work OF an incen-
diary.
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FereIan Nerr..

New York, Feb 2s.-ESoLASD- Parliament pro-
ceedings unimportant.
FRAScE.-The BOurse was fat on the 18th; Rsntes
IS and 40c.
LIvERPooL-Cotton stock at Liverpool 726OoO
bales, of which 5,55sOOO ba;es are American.
Bullion in the bank of France increased At mil
lion francs during the month.
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connectlcut state oonrentlou.

Nav HAVEN. Feb. 27-The Republican State Con-
tended. DanT P Taylor, of brooklyn, was chosen
President. E r. Foster Of New Haven, was pro-
posed for Governor. He handsomely declined, and
recommended the nomination Of the present Gov
ernor, and thereupon Governor Buckingham was
unanimously nominated with great enthusiasm
NORFOLK, Feb. 27.-The frigate Germantown d
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INSURE YOUR PROPERTY WHERE YOUR Losses Will
BE PRoMPnr PAID.-Losses paid within the last
sixty days by w. J. MARR, Insurance Agent No. Is,
College street. for companies represented by him
nearly S26.5OO. as follows
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River News.

ST. Louis, Feb. 2S-Ths river is rising rapidly
and is clear of ice all the upper streams swell
ing.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 2S.-The river falling rapidly
with feet inches water in the canal.
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Adjournment Of rhe Peace Conference.

WASHINGTON, Feb 27-The Peace Conference has
adjourned sine die
The leaoing border States members of the Peace
Convention express satisfaction with Franklin's
plan of adjustment and think their States can be
held in the Union by it. Crittenden is confident
that Virginia viii aequiesce.
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ForeIrn Newr.

NEW YoRK, Feb. 2s.-The steamer Canadian has
arrived at Portland with Liverpool dates Of the
l4th, and geographic adviees Of the 10th via Lon
donderry.
Gaeta has cspitulated. The Royal family are 20
retire on French steamer, and the garrison to re-
main prisoners until Messina, &C., surrenders.
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COMMERCIAL


IHUMDAY' EVENTSG, Feb. % 1ReJ
There is continued heavy demand for Exchange.
which is still &c, and prices tend rather upward,
though our quotations remain unchanged. Large
amounts on New Orleans have been required By our
Grocery Merchants and the difficulty Bankers find
in creating it, enhanced its value. The old
Banks continue to check for their regular custom
ers at per cent, the highest rate allowed by the
Bank Code during their suspension, and we under
stand they find it difficult to meet the demand upon
EN-. We quote the extremes
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DIPTEERIA.-This horrible and dangerous disease
may be easily arrested ftakeu in time, and the pa
tient be kept warm by bathing the neck repeatedly
with Ambrosial OIL and frequently gurgling with it
slightly diluted. Saturate flannel cloth with the
OIL and bind it on before going to bed We are Goa
dent we Overcame several cases in our family with
the Oil alone, and Or. CIARK's Psinless .PiL-4sn-
seseee Bdptist
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GENERAL RRusHT OFFICE Ma uvILLK AND DECATUR R.Rl
Mas GUILE, Nov. 18th. 1900
and after the goth ins ghts for Decatur, all points
W Memphis and Chares other ting Roads
will be received and sent forH4 Il without delay.
To insure prompt attention ghts must have plain shipping
marks the destination in full initials OF last each
package. Stock sent through :stheare and dispatch.
SI0HN W. RADCLIFFE,
noFlS-dIn = General Az nj.
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CITY NOTICES.


new Boots and Shoes.
We have Just received a most beautiful lot of fine
boots, shoes, and CATERS for gentlemen's wear.
Come in young gents and get shodl
feb2z-1w. FARRAR, DIsNUKEs & Co.
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JoHS NIcoLAr, Of Illinois has been appointed III
vate Secretary during the Presidential term of Mr.
LuSCoIN
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hiIaheInhla Manlr.

aEHAIdueTpHIAa ERAHA8s
The statement of the Philadelphia Banks for the
week ending the 18th of February, compares with
the previous weeks statement as follows:
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LOUISVILLE &NAsHVILLE r.. ]

I'm THE CIRCUIT COURT OF HARDIN
hCOunty Tenn..--susan e. Hutton. VS. Thos Hutton,
Petition for tappearing to petition,
which is TO- and motion petition that the
Thos HuttOn is non resident OF the State
s therefore ordered that publication be
American newspaper published in the city Nashville Tenn
for four successive weeks requiring said defendant appear
by the 4h day OF the next term Of the Circuit Court
county Hardin to he held In Savannah on the 4 Monday
in March next and then and there TO plead
20 said petition the same will be taken for confessed
for hearing expare This the 9TH day 81 FebruarYls6
feb24-w4pr'sfees3 JOHN 8. IRWIN, CLERK.
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John BeII and ne CabInet.
STATE nnnnrinn-

HARRIsBUEG, Pa, Feb. PA private dispatch
from Washington confirms the report that John Bell
viii have a seat in Mr.. Lincoln's Cabinet.
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The following is comparative statement of the
exports of specie from New York to foreign ports
to the Esd of February, in the years noted:
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Review Of the NashvIlIe marke,.

IAoOEKIESThe movement in Groceries continues cutie
active at full prices We quote Rio Coffee at l3l4c Fair
Choice Sugar 69sH in hhds and bbls MoIasse, in bhI
and 35S37 in half bbIs
considerable activity SEEDS especially Clio
Ver The market is well supplied. Wequote Glover IS a5a6
bushel in bbls Blue Grass, stripped, sI6O975; Clean
sl5O99 bushsi Of IA ks; Timothy 50 50 bushe Herds
Grass sl4O9 So Orchard 81 COOL IS MIes 81 So Hunra
an sI9I IS; Flax Seed
HAYrcohtnues active at a2oao5 ner tan f,or, 49,.
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HARRISBURG, Pa, Feb-'27--The House pissed q
joint resolution giving $4,000 for the rsIief Of
Kansas.
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leave of Buchanan, receiving apfessant res,on~s
Subsequently they called on Lincoln, who wFranlv
welcomed them, saying that much Of the bad seeinz
existing between the North and South was tsTrou0S
Misunderstanding He never had other than kiad
feelings towards his fellow citizens, and hoped they
would be better pleased when they knew enc an
other better as he had no intenon to withhold any
Of their rights.
kALErGH, N. c., Feb. 24-Ths compromise feeling
is strong here
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BANK NOTE AND EXCHANGE LIST.
Jozs.crzD DAILY NJ TEE MrRcnaxTs' BAxK-saLrAKD O,
tennessee.

BROKEN WORTHLESS.
Agricultural Bank, Brownsville.
Central Bank Of Tennessee, Nashville.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Memphis.
Mechanics Bank, Memphis
Memphis Savings InstitutioH.
Exchange Bank, Murfressboro.
Miners and Manufacturer Bank, Knoxville
Bank Of East Tennessee, Knoxville.
Bank Of Trenton.
Bank Of Jefferson, cambridge.
Bank Of Claiborne, at Tazewell.
Bank Of Tszevell,.
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Notice of Insolvency.
Notice.

Ladies xtra Fine Winter shoes
JUST RECEIVED.
II ADDE'S KID D. o. BALMORALs,
Ia =" CALF D. g. Lace Boot
Kid Thick Sole Congress CATERS.
Calf
French Lasting
&c Quilted Heavy Sole Lace Boots,
Kid Fur Lined Buskin, &C., &c.
ALSO,
Misses and chidrens BeOs Shoes, and Caters schoo
Shoes. Very cheap for cash. JOHN RABAGE,
decl5-tf q. College Street.
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Latest News from Old virginia.
JOHN WHORLEE,
80 south Market street,
STILL AHEAD.
WherIey Rock City Chewing Tobacco
Made from the PURE AND NATURAL LEAF
without AMP ADULTERAITOM
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Stock for Sale,
JOIN WHoRLEY, 81 South Market Street, offers for
sale $4,000 worth of Socki Cali and see him
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For RENT-A desirable suit Of rooms in the
Union and American Buildings. Apply at this
office. dec29-n