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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.

pAssENaER TRAINs-WIll run by the following
4 schedule on aud after May 18th, 1854: -,
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Commissioners Sale.
Sarah Brown, ct. ais.

va. In ChAucery.
Sarah MozieSs Executors, ct. ais. - t:Ge
TNpuTsuance of decree Of the oircuit Court for
i Ohio county, rendered on the Path day Of May,
1854, and directed to the ~undersigped as Special
pomm sioneCSSMe will seIat tho frunt door Of the
Court House of0hio county, in the city OF Yhe0nSI
on the 9th day OF July, 1854, Commencing sale
attic o'coGtA. MI to the highest and best bidder
at public auction, the following real estate in said
decree particG larly mentioned and described, sItu
ated in the cItyOf Wheeling, that Is to say, Lot
number thirty-one-31-on the west side Of Main
street, between Washington and Adams 9treet, in
th9t, part Of the city Of Wheeling called North
wheeling; AlSq the south hAlfof Lot hber forty
seven-4I-htuatedo on the east side of Main street.
In North wheeling, between Jefferson and Madison
streeta.s = u iES5TSE . 90
TERMS OF SALE-Twenty-20-pe centum Of
the purchase money In cash, and the remainder in
four equal ihstallmsnts lpsyabls in six, twelve,
eighteen and twenty.four months from the day Of
ssle with interest," the purchaser or purchasers Civ
Ing bond with good personal security for the de-
terred instruments the Commissioners to retain the
title until the purchase money shall have been fully
paid. JAMES s. WHEAT,;E
aEEfsE 3Ers ISAMUBb IRWtN,y . .
mySltd SDecfhT ommissionaF8,
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Commence saia.

~ the property now known a. the aRrameF
" House," on the east side of Main street. and
the lots on Market street In the rear thereof on
Saturday the Cd of July, 1854 ct the Funt door Of
the Court Hopas for ohiopounty. Hh e2 lE9E
AIN purSuanoeof decree ofthe Ofroult Court, for
Ohio county, in certain cause therein depending,
wherein Francis D. Chapliue Is complainant, and
the devisees heirs at law and executor of MosesW.
ChApllne, deceased, and Mary F. LYNCH are defend
front door OF the Court Rouse, for Ohio county, on
Saturday the I'd Of Jnly, 1854, commencing said
sale at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ to the highest and best
bidder AT public auction the following real estate,
in tho said decree particularly mentioned and dos
crbed situated in the city Of Wheeling, that IL to
say two thirds Of the lot numbered thirty nine
S9-fronting forty-four,-44-feet on the east side
Of Main street, and extending back Of even width
eAstwardly from said street one hundred and thirty
two Sc Eeet5 being the property now known asthe
"Kramer House." also part of lot numbered ono
hundred and eighteen-lls-beIng twenty Two
2l-feet from the south side of said lot fronting
Market street, and running back of even width
sixty-seYen-6I-test; also lot numbered one hpa'
dHed and Observation-Disclosures on said Market
street. xty.six-66-feet, and running back Of even
width sixty seven-67-feet. The said parts of lots
| numbered one hundred and eighteen-11S- ono
hundred and, nineteen-119-will be sold in four
sepaTate' PGTesAy Of ctNehtt feet front
/ each. ~ -..-.
TERMsoPsALE.-The ono ffth-l.6-part ofthe
purchase money in cash, and the remaining fur
fifth parts In four equal instalmentS, payable in six
twelve, eighteen and tWenty.four months, With in
trest from tho day of sale, tho purchaser to give
bond for the deferred instalments the Commissio
to retain the title until the purchase money shGu
il have been fully paid , ~ JAMES. 8. WHEAT. 60
II May BOIL, 1854. Y l1ml IL SpsciAi Commissioner
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Capt. A. v. BARRINsER Chief Quartermaster Depart.
ment Of West Virginia, OumberIahd, Md.
3 rtAHlt lsii' uisiE utf-- at- - ,HEE z
-e,rsp Iy8 GUARANTEE. -G-a

|, eeo7ao Io5 GUARANTEE .7ti,a 80 .a
We, the Undersigned, residents Of I'm the
County Off,, and State Of, hereby Jointly
GUARANTEES in case the foregoing bid f-be
Hcespted that he they will within ten days after
the same with good and suficient sureties In a
sum equalI the amount Of tho contract to tur nish
the forage proposed in conformity to the terms of
bid was made, and In case the safd-shaII fan to
enter into contract as aforesaid we guarantee to
make g2od the difference between the offer by the
or the Person to whom the contract may be awarded
Given under our hands and seals this--day Of
|--4Ll864 SUI. "a r.sllT ssTTE4
Witness; 81. -iJ..- -...-
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bal TIMORE- lock HOSPITAL

bal IMMUNE | Ugl tUSPIlAL
- lSTABLISHED AS REFUGE Rpou
3 saTJ sFia apAoKARY!B4T avn
THE ONLY 5PLACEW WHERE
Z 4 CuIkElCANsBE OBTAINED,
TNR JoHNsToNHA 6IsoovEprD mn, ,,o,.-
~ Certain, Speedy and Only EnectusI Rs MUSE
n tne world 5oE al Private Diseases, WeaFnsSS y,
SIS bssf sHq ticturgs, AEectiSnS Of tSs
potency General Debility, NervoHvneSS H5SSa In
Langp9Ts Low spirits, Confusion Of TdeaS. PaiPitS
Sight or Giddiness, Disease Of the 8saS TSr
Noae OF Skin, Affections Of the Liver stOn'
Ach or Terrible Disorder HER f1
itary practices more stS 70 tF yet fEE AN, and SOL
song Of syrenS TO tho Mariners Of Uyse1 bIsS inc
ing marriage, &cs impossible. ''-N''-
10y 0uNG- MEN
Especially, who have become the yictins of aol;,.
Vice. that dreadful and destructive habit which ~
Raay ISTTsePs e an pnttmely grove thousands Of
intellect, who might other wise dGve entranceJ liz
tenng senates, with the thunders of eloquepce' or
wskea to ecstaey the living Tyre, may caI With fEI
- MARRIAGE %
Married Persons, or Young Men contemplating
marriage being aware fphyEical weak ness orvsniS
debility, detormities speedily cured SD'S
HeWho places himself under the care Of Dr 7
may reLigtougy conhde in his honor a. q RentlemRD
anu confidently rely upon HIS skill As q physician
~ 57l4aa ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Immediately cured and Full Ugor Restored.
This Distressing Afection-Which render IIfsar5
Marriage limPossible-is the penalty paid by he
icSms OF improper indplgenceS, Young persons ars
too apt 70 commit excesSe8 from not being awnTs NJ
the dreadful consequences that may ens1e, NOV.
who that understands the subject will pretend tn
deny that thePoWer of pnoCreato IL lost sooner bV
those falling into improper habits than by the pr1-
aentt bestdes- being deprived OF the pleasure OF
heathy ohspEtng, the most serious aud destructive
symptoms to both body and mind arise. The system
becomes derangedS the Physical and Mental Func-
tons weakened, Loss of ProcreattVe Power Nervous
Irritability, Dyspepsia, Palpitation Of the Heart
Indigestion, Constitutional Debility, wasting OF
the Frame, Cough, Consumption, Decay and Death.
Office, No. 2 South Frederick ST.,
Len hand ddeigoing nom Baltimore street. few
doers trom the corner Fan not to abserVs the name
| and number. ''-H
Letters must bepaid and contain stamp. The
Doctors Diploma hangs in his ofice.
"A CURE WARRANTED. IN TWO DAYS
/ 7. AZ
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neSoAS9Iy, Feqmntes TO promote connubial happi-
hess Indeed without these the Journey throuTb
lie becomes weary pilgrimage; the pFospect hon.
~ oarkens to the Yiewj the MIND becomes shadoWed
with despair and filed with the meIanehoIv rSFSS
ton that the happiness of another become bIjebtS
with our own s4'eN
DISEASE OF IMPRUDENCE.
When the misguided and imprudent votarv NJ
nnds thSt he has tmbibed the seeds Of this
painful disease 1t TOO often happens that an ltne5
sense Of shame, or dread OF diScoYery SieterE him
aPPIIyng to those who, from education and
ESSPeetApniTyI can alone befriend him, delaying TIN
tho constitutional symptoms Of thfs horTd disss"a
their appearance such liberated core Throat
limbs, dmness Of sight deafness node on he Si
oones and arms, blotches on the .head, hce and az
sst t5 with ghtfql raPidiy tin at
AL I'M and the victim OF this awful diseaSe becomsS
hor1d object Of COMMUNICATION, until deStb nuts
~ at%ot M oeaaiuI s1herings, by sending him
traveller returns" S'+i ANeLASe no
Il b. p.SLGHeholy fact that thOusaadsfall victims
Of ignorant pretendefs, who, 81 tie nae nS tSSt
DSty tols9g Aere!!Ty, ruin the constitution and
h1A make the residue Of Life miserable.
STRANGERS
trust not your lives, or health to 4Le cara oF ,,o
SnIearned and worthless PretendeTl -testitnta ~
AtnoWiedge, name or character, who copy Dr. John
s.on adTertisement4 or style themselves, In the
Pable Of Curing they keep You triift month S1s-
month taking their hlthy aud poisopo1s Compound.
IN DESPAIR, leave you with ruined neaItb 10 sioh
over S your own calling disappointment. ''SA
1E. ooh9Ston Is the only Physician advertising.
ONCE. IA s''-''-q~' t44"e1A hang In his
AiS remedies5 or treatment are unknown to all
oshers, prepared from life spent In the 1reat no.
o. Enrope the first N the country and more
~ gTtgqs practice than any other PhyaIcia2
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS
The many thousands cured a. Alt.S f,StSt..,
y sI Ater year, and the numerous Important spr
slcal operations performed by DR.. J6hnSton Wit
'ne!S7eq py the reporter1 Of the ttSunD VCiioDerm
anu many other papers, notices Of which have an.
again and again before THE public besides
~ standing a. gentleman ofchAracter and rSSnon
ability, IL SUFFICIENT guarantees to the afIietsd
'ss1 SKIN Disc aEs SPEEDILY CURED.
Emo letters received unless poyt-paid and nm.
SaEalng stamp to lie used on the reply, PerSonu
S,EttlnB E9onld statahRS HD2 Bohd portion oTSdver
tisement describing symptoms, u ~ Or
JOHN II. JOHNSTON, M. D..
az, .G5the Baltimore Lock Hospital, Baltimore.
Z s---l214 2sigl-l !2nLd sdi--3isaa Maryland.
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saV4ngsfBanks of WheeIine

MOONEY RECEIVED on m INsTP,-s' -. = Z
4StereSt paid on speaki 81 So doiflS 80
"a soI5 tenaedto 1zehapEe On ffs RI 800
bA4L 2! HILDR1TH, TreSSurS5 ~ srsstd ts
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MARRIAGE

Reflect that sound mind and body are the no.t
necessary requisites to promote connubiaI happi
life becomes weary pilgrimage; the prospect bo5r-
" darkens to the views the mind becomes shadoWed
with despair and filled with the melancholy refIee
with our own S"6"'9N
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TAKE PARTICu.ILA.1R N \

Or. J. ADDRESSES all those who have Injured them.
selves by improper indulgeREenoe and solitary hab.
us, which ruin both body and mind, uniting them
Tor either business, study, society or marriage
iEHEsE are some Of the sad aud melancholy effects
produced by early habits Of youth, viz: Weakness
OF 5ne BACK and Limbs, Pains In the Head, Dimness
Of Sight Loss of Muscular PoEer Paipitaton Of ths
Heart DyspepSta, Nervous IrritAbiflty DerauRe.
ment OF the Digestive Runotiona General DebIIitV
Symptoms Of Consumption, &c
MASSACHUSETTS, fearful effects on the mind are
much to be dreaded-Loas Of Memory, Confusion Of
Ideas Depression Of Spirits. Evil ForbodinEs Aver
sion 70 Society, SeEDistrust, Love Of Solitude Tim.
tdity, &cr are some OF the evils produced
THOUSANDS Of persons OF all ages can now iudRe
what Y the cauSe Of their declining health losing
eTAcihted, having singular appearance about the
eyes, cough and sYmPtoms of oonspmption.
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10 ISEABLISHED asa REFUGE Ppou
: sEIJ FFt ouAoKRRY!RAF
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DR.. JOHNSTON,

Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons, London.
Graduate from ono Of the most eminent Colleges 10
has been spent in the hospitals Of London, Paris,
Philadelphia, and elsewhere, has effected some Of
tho most astonishing cures that were ever known
many troubled with ringing In the head and sars
when asleep, great NERVOUSNESS, being alarmed ii
sudden sounds, bashfulness, with frequent bushing
attended semetlme with derangement Of mind, WeTs
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TNHE purpose Of this institution Is to instruct
which govern the cCrrect strAnsaction of peounary
buSines and In andi its eoncomitants.
ID, HOUSEKEEPING,
stripped Of its aBSurd verbiageh and ancient pro-
mode of doing business, especially in tho United
States is the leading subject ofattention. Its LAWs
which are AZ exact unerring and free from excep-
ton as those OF natule and comprised in very few
words, are first made familiar to the student, who
who 10 then conducted through course of practical
Book Keeping, il numerous setaof books in great
the art which enables him to apply It With facility
to any kind Of business. - :
"A WRITING SCHOOL
is open day and evening, attended By both ladies
and gentlemen, where, without entering forths full
course, good handwriting can be obtained In .
~, ~ ARITHMETIC, 600 =
and its applicationto all manper Of s.,1os
*COuNTING-HoOSE.C CANCELLATIONS 4g,.
receive the attention their primary Importance de-
mands. Tho student will be made acquainted with
several modes of calculation not found in books,
tending greatly 70 the abbreyation OF his work.
There 10 open to the Student also a courseoi. ta.
BUSINESS SCIENCE
comprising Political Economy, Commercial Law and
usages, Finance, Banking and Currency; also maxims
Of eminent BusineB8 Men lin regard to the best
methods Of conducting business successfully and
Instructions in the above subjects are intersporS
cd with maxims and sinculcatfons tending to the
iormation Of high character Is men and citlsenS.
comprehensiy6s aud thorough es that of any Of the
Commercial Colleges while the expense 10 the stu
dent IL much less. s-,f ,
LIE 2; beg leave 6EsfeE {hoSerto whom he IL
and Bridgeport, and especially to hi, Gtudents
X = ~ TaRGES, 90.
R6rtthe full course above indicated the tuition
tssas Ss0 payable On entering FcE the requisite
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yOUN9 ME'

Who have injured themselves by q certain practics
INDUCED in when alone, habit freduentiy learned
nom evil companions, or at school, the effects Of
Which arc nightly felt, even when asleep and il not
cured renders marriage impossible, and destroyG
both mind and body, should apply imn ediateIy.
~ Mhat pity that young man, the hope Of his
county, the darling Of his parents, should be
by the consequences Of deViRting from the path Of
nature andtndulgtngi IN certain secret habit Suoh
parsons lIusE, before contamnlatinr.. - 9-
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YOuNG MEN
MARRIAGE

Married Persons, or Young Men eontemplatir
marriage being aware fphysical weak ness. orgsni
debility, detormitie s speedily cured.
He.Who places himself under the care y, NJ
may reltgiously confde in his honor a VentlsnsT
and confidently rely upon his skin Is . phySicaD.
ir,5 10 I-I.f. OuCANJTClf MN . yxHyT,r,t,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-20


ATLANTA. Nay 20-Ourr reporter rstuInsd from Cas-
station on he train, which arrived here this morning.
He left Cas- station Al II lhsi nigkf, and CstesTiis
~ C this morning.
The ensny attacked our iins = shcst distance bsyoHd
Cas- station. yesterday. Clsburns's division hsd the
position, and he Yankees attacked under command Of
Hooker. The eoniest continued until n%ishifail' wasn
the enemy were driven back Skirmishlng between tbs
advance parties continued mp 70 the time o. leaving
Casa station. and THIS morning Thoa the train Ien slow
arng By asld artillery could Be heard It cArtersgils.
A report. reached Cartsrsyiie last niShi, that Gen.
Hooker WAS killed and that his body vas IN he handi
Of orr troops At Cas- station
Yankee prisoners brousht down on the iran, report
that Gen. Hooker was killed yesterday.
Very few wounded were brought IN yesterday.
The general Idea az Csss station Is, that Gen. John
zion Intends 70 fight in his present poslHon- His ief
resls on the EiosEah Hves. nader command Of Lieut..
Gee. POLK.
Ths line extends eastward as right angles with n
railroad. about six mlas TO The range Of hills skiFtini
the north side o. EtoTah river. The center Is con
handed by Lieut.. Gen Hardee. and ths right By Lisui.
Gen. Polk.
Gen 5~ohnsioz's battle order was read to the iroop
s~eAerday evening. and received with The widest sa
tarsissm.
lie praifsd their department. in The rsesut movement
% save thslr communicates with thersar-thsss nov
bang safe be would not sbandonany more Of our eoun
iy, bat would tight the Zoe On his presoat grourd II
referred to the achievements Of eur bsosheFs In Eirginl
aud the lransMisssippl department ard ha kEs7
they would Emulate their vAIor aud equal ihslr berOi
5 deeds.
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SOFA Missi'sippi Regiment.


! ~
A gentleman, who lives in Mobile, and who
left Richmond on the 9th gives the following in
terssting information to the AdUsrtiser ana
Register
Butler the Beast appeared suddenly ct Bar
muds Hundreds, with an army estimated al
over 80 900 men, on seventy transports, con
vowed by a gunboat and monitor feet. HiI
appearances was sudden and unexpected, and
when he advanced there was but one brigade to
confront him. He got WorSted in the encounter
and fell back, meanwhile certifying the narrow
tongue of land which separates the James and
AppomAtsox river, and thus shutting himself
securely in a pen formed by the rivers on two
sides, and his intrenehmemnts in front. II be
had not been the coward he is, and pushed on
at once, he could have had his own way. But
he dalHed.two days in terrifying, and advanced,
when he met three brigades of Cenfedefalesl
who beat him back with the result already
known, of 1000 loss. To the question, where
was BeanregsId we get the information that
his powerful force was laying siege to NsubeTn,
and had it completely invested, General HOke,
who conducted it, feeling eonidsnt that he
would make another Plymouth affair Of It,
But the movements of Beast Butler requiring
| attention, the siege was suddenly broksen up.
and the troops hurried to the scene of action.
The destruction Of bridges this side Of Weldon
caused some delay, but by Wednesday or Thurs
day last, ten brigsdes, numbering thirty thou
sand men, had been concentrated 4 at Petersburg,
aud our informant met C0lquitt's brigade, of
Ocean Pond fame, on the way. Besides thes ,
be reports that he saw two cavalry regiments
each a thousand strong, near Charlotte, and the
cars and roads everywhere crowded with armed
men, al Fastening up to the front. Bio repre-
SCENTS al Virginia as in arms. The mont per
feet eomposure and confidence prevailed il
Richmond, and Gen, Bragg had given assur-
snes that everything was light.
Il was believed in Richmond that Grant had
been so badly punished in his several attacks on
Lee that he was no lenear dApsercns-ikzt be
was on the defensive, and no doubt would be
glad to be safely landed On-the other side Of tbs
river behind him The reports Of his loases ia
Richmond give color to the estimate made By
the correspondent of the Chicago Tines. The
fighting had been very severe, the enemy has
shown great slubbornnees, but was bestsn, will
great slaughter, in every one of his attacks.
There is no doubt Of the destruction Of tbs
two Yankee gunbosts on James river. PrepR
Taiions were being made to put our iron-elAds il
James river in a fight with tie ensmy'ssaeet =
Bermuda Hundreds. Where our inf1rman
came from there is no doubt or misgivings al Il
tho result.
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Ia the absence Of any dispatch from toe
press reporter, our only Information tom The
front d derived from passengers who arrived On
ths train At ten o'clock, which left CsTtersvilie
as ten o'clock last night, but was detained A.
A0wortb, in eonsequeRce Of the large naa5er
Of trains below.
Yesterday morning Gsn. J0HNsTOE's bAtls
order gras read 70 tie troops. A gentleman who
heard It read izforns q that after alo4asnIy
thaukibg the troops for the sa5dTsncs and eour
age thig had tins sr displayed, be IN eject an
nounad tisf bis resrogrAds movement was
sale and be had At last brought his army q =
point where il would not rsoeds from without :
trial IL strength with he invaders. The an
nsuntmsut was hailed with s~xultsnl Shouts
and NEST hssrsy response VAS givsn to his
-sppsaf b he men 70 eoutinue the deeds Of saT-
ia. have marked the events Of the last
.sks.
Daiug the day yesterday ON fOrcss we're in
line Of bsals At Csss station. The Yankee forces
made Their appearance IN or front, and eonsid-
srzhls akfrnishing was goiHg On along the en-
fire Ina, al day. HooKER's corps made he
most formidable demonstration, against our lie
at Csss Stssion, which was held By CLEBURSE's
GvisioEL Several shslls thrown By the sDemy
struek tie. depot building, and so imminent was
ths dsnzer, that al the citizsns in tho vicinity
who cIuld get away we're abandoning iheiT
homes.
when the trsin LEFT sTepoTt was euTrent that
fhs Federal General HOOKER had been killed
and bis body captured BY 0ur forces. 1t is SAID
d. hs5Y YES seen by SONS gentlemen who az
ID, bat we net none Of them IN cur search
OF The news. A few Yankee prisoners who 81
rived, also admit he was killed during the day.
Fighting JOs" has most probably, met bis fate
a. last, and if 50, bis loss viii be q heavy ons tC
ths TsolKss army.
FfoH the best information we could gather, We
ara Inclined TO the opinion that every disposition
has been made for the fnaI struggle. By our com
nsnding general, and the gage Of battle Is ten
dared to the enemy. Whether they viii sccepi
It At oneA, or attempt new mAneuvsrs to com
pei = fUriber falling back, remains to be seen
A battle to-day WAS considered imminent bad
what would take place eoald Of course only Be
eouisctu,ed.
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From the Metropolitan Recorc-l
p,aes aad Way-ArieEes Adgaacld 204 Per
csss-SrgsYings Gaa Loss Of Mechanics aaa
clsyks-Dsstitasi0s aud StarvatioH 0aiy ReI
Door-HoD Js Professional Mas aad TIE AT-
isl Gels Along-1semsHdOss 4doaHes ~
Siosks-Hsas Gold 5 Kept Unasr to Dseet0s
tha P~sOyis-Efscis Of tbs LineolH Policy
Tbs Ssyiags Banks, Gad Loss Of CaPiie4
Through nc EegGt Tender LaO-Ths OHig
Fag 70 Savs Il Is 70 Speculate.
The following table has been prepared win
/ great csre, and inclsdes oveFy article usualy
! Snosed in the New York markets, 50 that the
euuearancs in it Of such articles IS rosin at an
advances Of 2575 per cent, tar at s35, tufpenIins
Al 6sS. cotton at 500, whisky ct 4S3, and cotton
goods at 400 per cent. over cid prices, D usi no
be taken as intended only to augment the gen
eral average Of Increased prices. II ihess goodi
bsve advanced at an extraordinary rate IN con
saauence of the blockade of the Southern ports
Il must be remembered shas many Others, suci
AZ aghes, bacon, flour, leather. lard. pork, tn
tahow, and wool. have. for the saIae reason, al
Lvanced comparatively little. If the y utherI
markets were thrown open to-day, those article
would Immediately rise until they kept pace
with tho others. Particular brands have baei
ouoted. in order that the tables may DO vefihe'
upon accurate figures
.ue.uss4n pnfCFs-HAafF PART or AfhiL.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-20

FIVE HUNDRED SACKS VIRGINIA Salt FOR
sALE.-Ths Subscribers, finding it impossible to
supply the entire demand ior Salt, have deter
mined to give the preference 70 orders from con
sumsrs and those buying for counties and neigh
borhoods. Tbs present pries Is sixty cents per
pound, sacks iacluded, in new euErsnoy, OF its
equivalent in old issue.
The following ~Rsaeles. hsgiog been received
in exchange for Sail, viii be sid At market
vslue. One csr load assorted Iron, Eve Sugar
MILE. q few largo Kettles q few barrels 5Yrup, q
small lot Bacon. and leo sacks corn, not IN or
der for shipment 70 the sat works-thsFuTcasssr
must furnish sacks. Remit money BY express
to ssaGos PALMER s. Co,
salt AanuiseluIsIs,
nyI9.2. Atlantis, Ga