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Sale of Valuable City and Edge6eld
PFODeFfY.

Property.
DY virtue Of a Deed Of Trust executed to me on
ID the 18th day Of September, 1860, by George
W Hitchings andWife, MelissaJ. HitchingS and one
supplementary thereto executed by the same par
ties the ls day Of October, 1860, the first regis
tered in the Registers Office OF Davidson County,
Book No. 81, pages 80 and ZIG, and the second
registered IN said Office, Book No. 81 page 24l, and
for the purposes therein mentioned tO-Wit: To Sc
cure the payment Of debt due to 4. NJ. Waddell,
will, on the 23d day Of April, 1854, at the Court
lie sale TO the highest bidder, for cash, the follow
ing described real estate, situated in the city OF
Nashville and Edgeheld, the first bounded as fol-
lows, to-wit: Being Los No 50, IN the plan OF the
city Of Nashville beginning at the northwest cor
ner of a lot owned by John p. Erwin, trustee, on
GAY street, running then westward with Gay street
ninety 800 feet, thence sOuthwardiy parallel TO
Cherry street seventy (70) feet 20 the corner Of X.
: SMELLS lot thence eastWardiy with SHELLS line
ninety tg0 feet to the corner OF sud lot owned by
John p. Erwin, trustee, thence nOrthwardly with
his line seventy co feet to the begnning and be-
inc the same that WAS conveyed TO said Hiichings
bv E. NJ REYNOLDS, by deed, recorded IN the Reg
ister's Office Of DAVIDSON county, Book No. 26, page
s2l said lot has two tenements thereon one brick,
frontng 4O15 feet on Gay street. the other frame,
fronting 49, feet on said street, and viii he sold
separately 70 suit purchasers. Possession cannot
be gwen, unless by agreement with tenants, until
Christmas next
same terms herein before stated, If the proceeds Of
the first be not sufficient, / VIII sell the following
described premises One lot IN Edgeheld, tIGs-
trict No Isl on the north side Of Cumberland ver,
adjoining Mary AHnChadwel and others, known
and described a. Lot No. 3, containing two and one
half acres including the street or alley on each SIDE
and beginning al the northeast corner OF Iot 20 =
IN the middle OF the Vaughan Turnpike, and run
ming south 40 poles to the middle Of street 81 feet
wide thence east poles 70 stake, thence north ~
poles % the middle Of NaUghan Turnpike, thence
west 10 poles 20 the beginning, being the same con-
veyed 10 said Hitchings by decd, recorded IN the
Registers Office Of Davidson county, IN Book No
o. page 40. The above property Val Be- sold Win
out e9uitv Of redeuption. and with all night Of
dover wuved and deeds made 70 purchaser March
-. 1854. Amer TURNER, Trustee.
EDWARD II. EAST, Attorney for Beneficiary.
Mar fS-td
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Copy of a sign upon an academy out
West: Freeman x Huggs Freeman
teaches the boys and Hugs the girls
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MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE-No 40.
WHEREAS, on the 18th day of February, 1864,
w an information was filed in the District Court
of the United States for the Middle District of Ten
nessee, by Horace II. Harrison, Esq, Attorney OF
the United States for said District against copper
rollers lot ofron pipe, lot Of iron scraps, small
cast-lTOn furnace, and lot Of small wooden rollers
owned by w. 5. Whiteman, and against all persons
lawfully intervening for their interests therein, al
legng that said property seized by Charles Da-
Wis IN said District land forfeited to the Uni
ted States for causes in said information set forth
and alleged TO be true, and praying for the usual
process and mOnitiOn
Now, therefore, hereby give public warning to
all persons concerned in interest in said property
TO appear before said Court, at the Federal Court
Room, in the Capitol at Nashville, on the Sd Mon
day in April next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, then and
there to interpOse their claims and make their ale
cations K. X. GLASCOCk,
u 5. Marshal for the Mid. Dist. Tennessee.
Mar I5-2N
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The Field of Gettysburg.

The following prize poem was written
by the poet and vocalist, JANEsG. CLARK
upon the death of soldier by the name
of Hunniston, who was found after the
battle of Gettysburg with the portrait
of his three little children in his hands
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United States of America.
MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESsEE.-INFOR-
NATION No. 90.
United States Of america.

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE.-No So
"HEREAS, AN INFORMATION WAS FILED
w in the District Court Of the United States
for said District, on the s50th day of March, 1854
by Horace H. Harrison, Esq, Attorney Of the Uni
ted States for said District, who prosecutes therein
on behalf of the United States, and Joseph Il. Dn,
Surveyor of Customs at Nashville, Tennessee,
against a carpet-bag containing sundry articles Of
ieWelry, tO-wit: sets sleeve buttons punches
tinger-rings sleeve buttons and studs; imita-
ton fob-chsins; IA lunches rings; gold and silver
watches; Is watch chains a lOckets; pair chill
dren's armlets Is sets breast-pins and earrings
and 43 breast pns-3nd against all persons lawfully
intervening for their interests therein alleging that
said property, on the - day of March, 1861, was
seized in said District, on land as forfeited for caus-
in said Information set forth, and averred TO he
true, and praying for the usual process and moni-
ton.
Now, therefore, pursuant to the monition under
the sed Of said Court to me directed hereby give
public warning to al persons concerned in interest
in said property, TO appear before said Court, Al
the Federal Courtroom III the Capitol at Nashville,
on the Sd Monday in April ls64, at 10 o'clock A. VI
then and there 10 interRose their claims and make
their allegations. EDWIN L. GLASCOCK,
Marshal Of the Middle Dist. Of Tenn
mar Slit
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
TO ADVERTISERS IN DETAIL,
THE RATES WILL BE AS FOLLOWS:
MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL NOTICES

ANNOUNCEMENTs OF CANDIDATES
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fanny house either in this place or Louisville.
NY stock in this line is direct from the msnuiac
tories, aud will sell as low as ANY Cincinnati house
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limited States OF America.
limited Sfates of America.

U. s. Marshal for the Mid. Dist. of Tenn
Mar I7-2G
, 1864-02-04

The rece'pts Of hogs to-lsy amounted to only sss
Live md 2e5 nrtesed Tnn market for Dressed Hogs
ruled active md steady, with liberal 8aes at 4G1pa
80othe bulk Of the transactions having been Ut 800
| for Light md t7.7aG8.sS for Heavy
The market for Live Hogs advanced 15B25c today;
with sales at transacttons being chsdy
at ssa@e25; shippess we're the principal buyers.
Beef Cattle were also IN good demand md 1o9i5c
hlgher-with sales at $soo@4 =, and for premium cat
tie $500. -, - :, -; - -
The market for Provisions continues hra, nnd TO-.
day We note an advance In Bulk Meats Of Jx9xe y
with sales Of upwards 600 pcs Shoulders ont OF
dry SALT at &c loose, and packed for city and
packed, for delivery at Hook island and about 100
pcs city cured Hams, out Of dry salt, at exc loose and
like packed Sweet picked Hams are In very actIyp
demand At 1o3<c, 1t which price We note saes Of 800
tres; but they arc generay held f1rm At 1oxc, md
some nre asking lie. There Is good demand for
Cumberland Mndles, but the offerings Light and
VIC note sales ofony eco b1s At ec-holderB generally
ntkluK et89Hc. Short Rib Midd1es IN demand at
9H&8Ac, but they are held at Toe. These IL
hut limited demand for Mcss Pork ut $19O0, but
hslGcra are firm and refuse to sell below 9I93n9
1000 There Is rnthcr more inquiry for Prime Mess
Fork, and to-day eco bb1s sold at $780, Tho OF.
ftrings however ara trtns-ths stock being chiefly
In second hanis. Lard was less active to-day-the
inquiry being less-but there il change to note IN
prIccs Only about 80 tcs Changed hands, It 1Isla
for Prime Lesf and 114 for Lard. was dull
Hghwtnes to-say were aRain buoyant,. and prices
hare advanced to gul1on since yesterdaS-wth sales
OF eco br1s at GfHc-onty one lot Of 100 brls having
been sold at the extreme hgurc specuators sct Is Il
there were doubts Of tho passage Of the Senate Com
| mIttee's programme.
Tho Flour market is 1rm but quiet, md We note
light snles OF Spring extras at S36&51 for cholce
brands. - -
Tho Wheat market to-day was active and prices ad.
ynnced 1k04c per bushel-Su. Spring selling at s1s
a11s14, and No. : at s:.11K@l114-the market clos-
Ing nrn $11s and $1.113s. A car lond ofEo.1 Red
Winter 1nfiana In store was sold ut $1s2S.
Corn was nrmer-wish sales Of old at 8al@911f for
No. and 9caa0{c for No. 2. New Corn in store was
sold ut Te@soc. -
Oats were in Acttyc demand, and prices ndvanrcd
xc q bushel-wlth heary ss1es Of MOL at 659Goc-
chiefly at 65He-closing firm. 81
Rye was quiet, With sales Of No. at $1.G3. Barley
was dull Timothy Seed was In faF request and stca-
dy at {eM@soo for prime and Flax Seed was In good
nd Al
, 1864-02-04
CHICAGO DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEDNEApAE ETEHCNG, fGp- >. 1oG4.
The market for Dry Goods continues 1rtn and, for
the season, unusually brisk. Since the date OF our
last review the1e has been material chnge In pr
ces. Standard Brown shsst:ngs are firm ut &se-the
jobbert OF New York selling ut the price. and
the manufacturers tsking l5c. nlesched Goods are
also steady: but We In New York letters that pE
there arp higherstarks Mills being tr there at
t24c New styles Of Prints IN active request and
prices are higher 2Ac being the outside Qn5tation
which IL the ruling price in New York.
Since our last revieW the well nown arm Of Cooley.
FaTwtll Co.. has been dissolved by the Withdrawal
Of Mr. Coolsy from It, The buslnees however Eoca
en- usual. under the name Of Fatwe1i Field Co.
1r Leri T. Letter, for many rears cashier Of the old
firm, and Mr. s. N. Kellogg, formerly Of ST. Louis, en-
te1lDg with Ar. J. V. Farwtu and Mr.. Marshall Field
partners Mr.. Cooley was the buyer OF tho eatat-
lishnent and he now retrss from business altogether
reorganization bo has desired for several yeazr past
We have no doubt that the new hrn viii meet with
that deferved sucecsa to which the old attained. Tho
men src all merchants Of known integrity
EWc have also to nota chang In the young, enter
prIsing and brothefly nrm Of Bowen Brothers. They
have moved from their old quarters to new marble
structure. erected especially for them. At la and Il
Lake street, where they will open stock complete
in nl respects for eyefy class OF buyers They had
long eInce outgrown their former building and they
have very spacious apartments for the exhibition
of their merchandlse-1he structure being G5 By $50
feet i've stories blEh. with basement and attIcs add
tiona1-mak1ng one Of the hnese mercantile establish.
mens in the West. Nc are Informed that they will
open Tor the spring trade Thousand packages Of
goods bought two months ago before the recent ad-
vaEcc In prices, which they we'll afford to sell at
OF below Eew FORK prices Of the present date. We
notice also that they have received and are still re.
celyrg consignments Of new products nom ali parts
ofthe country. OF which they arc the agents, and
which will give buycrs avery advantage. Its proper
10 state that they still continue the Crockery Depart
nent, which will be found complete in every deecrlp-
ton Of that Glars Of goods-
The following are the cloalng quotations for this
, 1864-02-04
Tbs Cincinnati Market.
The following market report was received too LAT
10 appeai in yesterdays tssue-l


k0 RnntAf fn Yeetet1Ay y fe9ne
'tp~'' ~s'sA39' A''a' r7ro,xv,rr rs,
.v,v .nrs
M., npbsr-v n.do mo eo,io..tn. ,.,.d. .oa,,
so eoS ,ds ~ en- q. IN ~ - s,a ~ ;. ~;
do at III o At nj, a sso hhls nort a. x1a a.
o do n sls 90 do ,t 40 q so o .t s1q a. IA A.
stfs.o y Eno ~ ~ s1a o. ~ =. ~ en- ~ r., ~ ~
"a ~ stn I ~ 80 n ~ ~ ~ W. ,t ~ 80
49,: - AZ IN nj. .,sss w 80 ~
pToy,%or.. r,s,rst s,a.ss 49, ~. w,,, S1-.sec
un.,rd t~nd.,rr chonids~s ~ ~. ,,..s .-o-.ass
sad r1[aTxc ~ ,,e.vv Wtn gnnd %s,a.aa III
efde. ~ N vro+,sor... ~ aaa,rc ~ hat1s-
NOR c1ear s1dcs ioxs,oxcE 1anss. H.ras ar, ..
, 1864-02-04
PUBLIC MEETING AT OLNEY
ILLINOIS.
The Citizens Organizing against Cop
perhead Raids.

In pursuance of rublic notice. The citizens
Of Olney assembled at the Court House. on
WcdncEday evening, Jan. 81, 1854, Henry
cba;r md Iamea Wright cnnnirta5 accretos
- st.a'. .in Hnu S1aat y1ats p.; appet eestetn
means TO protect tie lives and property Of
lie Citizens. md to prevent tie recurrence Of
y request Of the Chairman, briefly stated b
On motion Of Col. Hunter, 4 committee was
SOB, ana h. q. Fowler, to wait upon the
to enroll their Names for the defense Of the
for tlat pnrposc. .,...- .,c.,
Hunter ). Notes.-The, J. Il. Gum, Dr. ca.
ratbue, G. ". M'Ginnis, and j. Il wilson,
was appointed to en;pn prepare resolutions, and
On motion OF J. Notes.-The, Judge ktchi'
ID semmttee ; lite s,t9a to cooperate In procuring
"'R Atfer e 1emasks M s from Judge Ktehll and John
7e,eloek to-morrow evening: +, >,~.....
uonae ay ea nozt 'ns eansetT
The meeting was called to order BY the Chair.
Tie committee reported the following pre-
q Byefs, u: s: Williamson, and others,
wuxnEAs, The loyal citizens Of olney, met together
he Necessity I'll mi
enhs II thlesna adjoining counties a. ri In
espt eIssles kssssy. i k'esoa e anI s5s
&c q l5 dSeaG M q tas esna p
EnMeFylle IT Faysfte county the murder Of hays IN
, 1864-02-04
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.


WKpTspAY EVENING, Sch. 3, 1854.
HUGs.-W1th moro liberal although still very lin.
cd supply there has been Increased activity in the
ynrds to-day. The total receipts amount to little
over 2Ho hogs. the whole Of which closed of In
one third Of the tlmc 1t took yesterday to sell about
enefoutth Of the number, and at advance upon
cur previous quotations OF 15@23c. per 100 lbs.
There is no want either Of activity q drnncss In
the market the chief trouble is that the receipts
considerably bAow the demand, with the prospect OF
ths disparity being increased rather than lessened
From the most careful inquiries made among the
breeders Of Hogs through this and the surrounding
districts, 1t would that Of the live hogs s re.
naming in the country fhr the largest Bnpply viii
come from Missouri and this at the rnte at which
Hogs being dressed snd sent In daily will probably
be very small In tho ss1es oftodsy the largess and
best lots were s hogs bought BY ". II. Tlllsn, ay-
eraging Isl Ms at s5.so, and td1 sold BY Turner d
Hewitt, Of Canton, Illinois, to 1:sed Sherman. av-
ezagtug z58 ne,at s8,2 per 100 Hs,
, 1864-02-04
IRON pFANuFAcrUnEs-oRRa

IRON MANUFACTURES
We proposc in this and a few succeeding
articles to show that iron may be pro6tably
manufactured at Chicago, on an extensive
scale, and to present reasons why such man
ufacture should be encouraged here. We be-
speak for this spbject the attention, not
merely Of parties interested in iron directly,
but of all who are interested In the grewth
Of Chicago.
To make iron from ores successfully re-
quires conditions well known to practical
operators, and not difficult of comprehension
BY business men generally. They are:
1st. An abundant supply Of good ores, good
fsel to reduce them, and limestone for du1;
either on the spot, or SO located as to be readi-
~ concentrated.
"a. Ample means Of transportation.
Sd. Intelligent labor at moderate prices.
4th. L reliable and extensive market; the
nearer the point Of production the better.
5th, Adequate capital to undertake and
carry forward large enterprises, looking
rather to ultimate than TO immediate returns.
Let us take mp these points in their order,
and observe how Chicago compares with
other localities, where iron is more profta-
bly made. And, first, as to ore, coal, and
limestone: Chicago ia central to the most
extraordinary deposits Of these materials in
The world. They lie, too, in convenient prox-
unity or are connected with 1t BY railroaas,
canals, and lakes, ntfording unlimited means
of cheap transportation,
Northward, on Lake Superior, arc the t'ch
magnetic and specular ores, developed on q
.cale Of unequa1led grandeur, and following
:. - 4ho v,yfrnerv rorka frnyn Mar.
, 1864-02-04

EF He understand that the Hell,known dGm 0
Lyons Flnucy, ship chambers and vessel owners,
Oswcgo, N. T. arc making arrangements to establish
branch Of their house II Chicago. They come here
with reputation. long tried. fo- integrity and enter
PRISE and vii no doubt prove acquisition to those
engaged In providing for and ftinsout vessels, YES
seloWners themselves, and with abundance OF capt-
tal they cannot fall to meet with TINT SUCCESS which
they deserve.
, 1864-02-04

TO Cincinnati :Ssi hris NarEet or,.& hTt
fLU1HOiM.s wr1a:-l0o brlo choice spring extra Il
s5s6; 10 brls Ao.s9o9seS's" y - % 4 4 1ss -
HnnfAFaTs-Recelyed. i. 1T bu. Market active and
,<sxc biFber. Sales to-day were: IN. 90 hn No. l
m H. spfinG IN store at 90 bu do 3i4;
so S1ix; se2 g By &c % a. a. HJlM: 1m b Do
stefe t9q Sn 40 T. % ba q
10y 4og9MnRHGGI.tRecslyed. 9n HG. es55 b1. MarEet arm ss,
OLD CoEN-1 20 bu Nc: Sorn n stote = SIG; % bn
store aS Re Il 81: 10 ha d3tt aoe EzE cosaIssp IN ~
New Com ttoEe u 80: 40 rn DO 1t ~ "a: 81 No
lfade Corn Ia stort 1t 80.
'OATSGRsesiTed,6 Jus ba. Ka.kst sa1,uced xo
, 1864-02-04

DI4GAc Ia 44AFs LUG IuAlkctR rs UEu4it 11a DeeR
very poorly supplied although the receipts amounted
to nearly 100 head Of Beef Cattle Of thesa 38 been
purchased previous to arrival here tho Cincinnati
market. thus leaving onlyAsome sao head ava,lab1e
for buyers. These we're, however, Tery speedy
bought. mostly on Government account, and at
prices which indicate m advance before
yesterdays quotations of1h915c 10 ns. Tho enter
easaies ut The various yards amount to 2a head 1T
rrices ranging rom $s0s@421 100 ns We Also note
the sale at the Fort Wayne Yards Of slr very magna
cent steere. reared by J. Walwork. and averaging
nearly 100 ms, for the sum OF one thousand do,Iar
They purchased by j. Fausett who ia at nresent
doing his best provide good supply for
the arT of the Potomac. and are to be sent at once
to headquarters at Washington. Without reference
to Whist has or may bs done in the WAY of feeding az
tra stock, we may Bay that si1 better fed Durham
steers never left the Fort Wayne Tards. In addition
to these Fawsatt Is also sending a hne BuaIo, lor
which he paid $4,000. weighing 100 Ms. At sher-
mans Yards We also noticed four very extra Durham
sseess eix years old, averaging ntta over 5000 rs
each, reared BY A. Sandusky, OF VeE14l1on comfy
Illinois, for which $t1oo were offered and refused,
tdey are In very fine condition and WILL there Ia little
doubt, meet with purchaser at once
pEKY CATTLE aALKs To-Day
Johnson so!d o'Shaa II ~. ! .oet, At $31o
Asas seia sof d Haest Aaon " a. II III IL e la s
Stranger sold e Kahn j i6, ~ 100, 4 1910
Brown Rold Kahn .Jr 23. ay1 t2i, At So
Iager sold T. 4 aim Jr Is, az ,oiS, at $5;ao-
Hughea sold Mallory %, av lU nt StiH4
Adams sold Fawsctt Is, AZ 1,ls2, at $3.50; 10 aT los
Gfesory sold Fawset.27 !. CT l. .zco. at stea>
, 1864-02-04

averaging I'D TO 100 ns maybe quoted At t5.739d0o:
Aoto 80 MS t-G50s:1; and 800 to 100 ss y7paa75o
GENITAL gross.
dRKAR-TEerr has been tair demand from the
manufacturers at 9Ac for brown. 1n910hc for yellow,
and 1cN@l14c for white, which IA a der1,nn Of W.
since the data Of cur last
, 1864-02-04
To1edn Grain RJnrkefs

Toledo Grain Mnrket~-Feb. =.
Nheat-Sales 80 bu amber Michigan At Sim We
quote No red At $IsS; No red $l.9l. Corn-Tha
market Is very dull; the only eale reported 80
bn in the ear from at @1.0o for = nE. Oats-Last
sales at 7Qc. BaflsY-SPyfng t1.13: winter Il 80,
, 1864-02-04

GREAsE-Demand very Light and market dull.
Sales to-day were: u les yellow grease At 9Hc.
HlGHWINES Received, .G6 brls. The action Of
tie Secaic comm lite has caused IN active speculative
R.on. Sales were follows; 500 br1s In lots at eoc
1cc br!B At 80 bss on 1.-The market closing
Btestfy at eGr. So
DRESSED H0Gs-Reeeiyed. 2r1e5 Hogs. The
full qnota1lons, but It closed quet but without any
qnotabfe change Sales to-day we're:
tt TIcrx
, 1864-02-04


Clover II again dfmer 100 bags sold st tsc. but lsc
Ia generally aEed Timothy ii small SUPPLY but
demsnd Is very limited: 7s55 4 offered Is asked
Canary, }iG@t;a; q bags sm5sna sold On private
sale Of 90 bags Calcutta. In Boston. at $3a2H cash.
Leo bn rough na1 sold at $5.aSs93H, cash.
, 1864-02-04
#IsrGllqnknns.
YAYNE'S EXPECTORANT.
= Al who hare used this standard Msdlclne for
aslaAA. CONSUMPTION.
BKoSCHII1s, PLKulIsY,

ASTHMA, CONSUMPTION
BRONCHITIS, PLKnFTay
WnooPSG COUGH, GROUP.
COUGHS md COLDS, HOARaEyES9.
" any pulmonary complstpt, sttest tts u.efo,ne,v
n ptoot or this fact would staso thAt for tbir
past thn E1ptctaTant has bean oefure rho nnh
Ec sne thAt tAch cedirE rear has Rddad "a ia
popularity and exst nded The demand until now ii Il
q own ana appreciated In nil quarters Of the World
Anu aGmtttd % hs the Great Kennedy OF tho A9o fos
signed. " - S7*'~'-41' o''
RECENT CouGns AVID CoLps, PLHuRrrIc Parya
Etc. s quickly snd efectuay cured b. IL dispho-
Eete, footh!n1 and eIpect0Eaut power
A5Tu1a II alwAJe cures Il oycycome9 The snax
Medic contraction Of the air vessels and hY prudus-
Of breathing. ~ - ~DNS
Rsatscn17is readily yields 70 the E1peetosaut. It
N!nd Luoes, produces ffce e1poctoEatIon, and sup
presses At once tho cough sud pain.
tGStUsPTIoN.-Foet this fnaialouo and fatal dtaease
NO feuedY on earth has been fonud e1ectua&, Il
euodnes tho Inflammation. relieves tho cough and
pain, and removes ths difficulty ofbroaihing. and pro-
and tructing m-ttess renaove from tho lungs.
WHooPIHq CoEoE Is promptly relieved By this Ex-
peeoftnt. It Sh0ften3 the duration OF tho diseaAo
onehali and greatly ritIEates the sunetings Of tho
In Al Pulmonary Complaints, In Group, p1eurtsy,
esS viii be found to be prompt, safe. PLEASANT and
,Pu1sAT1ve, LAXATIVE or ArKa17vr, Dr. D.
Js;Guss - ssas,s Pills "" always be found prompt
AZ Of Dr. .: Jayna Sous Family Medicines ara
III T. r. E Fp
bgkNMAaA q SMITH md By druggists everywhere.
, 1864-02-04
The New York Grocery mnrket-Feb. 1.
-. From the New York EhtppIrC List,


inquiry having fallen on. though noticed some re-
entirely for home use the business Ia uently on
en- The saes ars ds cnhs
q rot51 iso TX 12 Ma1afaSas 1a ao 3 sTaed New 15
Retana. 1s1@15x. mos; and g Dr. for export, sY.
cast. IN bond. By aHucaen, 81 hhd1- NOW orleans
sold 124@1aH cent?. cnsh 5
with aIr d. m2nd for consumption. prices generally
srs %hs IL osaT gss e. Ct Nw 9
not learn The other sales 40 hhds new Clayei
Cd
Orleans Raicc; es old crop d. ssc9s5c, Hns: and
s1ean n S:S e aS 1ss BsSs
CoFFEE-On Wednesday Inst two catEoes ts4o, viz :
8,eI bags per Lady ousiaa. and $500 DO per 9 Cnr
n a snes tssS ta9x9 ga e.
considerable shipments from Rio to TO tins port the
market has telapsed into quiet state, Wh nothing
iIfaner done t. ehow The tendency Of p1ses pat our
nomtnnl The other Fales lncutle Inyolee Of 100
hsEs and bEls Jamaiea aeost part not eli It sc;
60 so}S9g }hagt e % st9Fa En- g 2s1? e W Mssa
and 20 81: Domingo Sic, cash. At Boston, 1000 bags
I'll e MARKET has been quiet sIuce our last. but
EsRn &
White Eagle. 4eG8 hf chests. and 46 bxs Ooloug and
2io chests and Eo do souchong The opening prices
o9e e9 81 s9 an o
SczTne &aTEst i ?. eas re9alus quiet at uu
sssnssd pssss We no,se ssses e q 100 bass
FuEAQs lEEIQ& tfHusDire1.
, 1864-02-04

First National is still drawing for depositors at par
In the street the market very strong, and some OF
the dealers bought from ncighborinx Institutions At
Bnn urrr