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WOODS
PATENT DRILLING MACHINE.
PILE DRIVER,
HYDRAULIC SAND PUMP.

HYDRAULIC SAND PUMP.
Practical tesla having fully demonstrated the
superiority of this machine all Others for the
purpose Of sinking Oil Wells, the undersigned is
now prepared to receive orders for tae ga ne.
This d aGhinefy Comprises ever S9u.nttS
for the ring of oil wells sXespHnnf Ins
(but viii he i: desired: az re se.s"nae.e
rrons briIy hssI ana other cumbrons and expsnsive
exfures now in use snd il so arrspg.d, being con-
s.rnctsd on wheels and portable, that 1t can be
.tiiv removed for the pnr pose OF sinking wells ia
Tbs Getritus s removed from the we'll BY on pat
srt hydraulic process, and does cot requirs the
renoy 81 of the drill from the boring This process
not Only removes all the detrtus in from 10 10
riEutes but likewise efsctusily clears ont aud
ore ms Sli the small Oil veins that often
tiEsy closed b. the old process q sand pumping.
With this machine and Q practical Engineer.
we'll can be sunk from to 60 feet thin p,riod
Of from Is to 81 days after the soil pipe hss been
driven.
Arrangements are being made for ths conssrus-
ton ana delivery of these mschires NJ New York,
Norwich, Newbnre N Y and Pittsburg, Pa For
further informstion, price, terms, &C.; address
sIMEON LELAND, Metropolitan Hotel New
York. Apf Sm
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DROF. HALLS CELEBRATED
I LONDON

LONDON
YEAST POWDED
IL pronounced to be the best Yeast or BAKING
POWDER now in Use. Having been a ed for sorae
years in Europe with the greatest satisfaction, is
now offered to the public as being the most
healthy. economical and reliable YEAST POW.
DER in the United Statos.
Hand somsly put up In tin cams, containing from
any len 9Th of time and in any climate if kept dry.
BROADBBNT & 90 :, Sole Agents
Also. Manufacturers and Dealers in Cofees,
crude and ground. Spices. Mustsrds. 6ne ground
Table Salt. &c, &c. Merchants and others will do
well to call, send for list of prices, before
=. BRoADBENT & CO.,
81 North Calvert street,
An % Pm Baltimore, Nd,
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TOOK THE OATH.-Eight Of ths psreied prt-
sCners Of war who were allowed to return TO
Washington tins mornin presented themssl YES
at Col. ngrahams office and took the oath of
allegiance in preference TO being sent back TO
the South. All those who fail to promptly re-.
port. and voluntarily return to their allegiance
by describing to the oath. will be exchanged
imm adj lately and sent back.
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RETURNING TO THEIR .HoMEs.-This morn.
ing, about Ave hundred refugees, consisting of
men, women and children, left here on the
steamer Keyport for Fredericksburg, they
ha wing received permission from the Secretary
Of War to return to their homes.
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4 HOUSE FOR TUE SUBURBS; London.
"A slosn's II ,mestsad Architecture. Villa and
Cottages: By veux. villas ard Fsrm Cottages;
Nv CIeaveland aud others. Aliens Rural A chi
lecture. ecott's Gothic Architecture: Lundon.
London. EDcy clo podia q Architecluve; .ondop'
Holly q Country Seats. Sioan's Sonstru tive Ar
chitecture sloan's Suburban and City AIch's c.
tpre. =tspGl fRAHoK FAshok'
TJpWARDsOPF aIRTY THOUSAND certificates
~ and recon N endatory letters haze cSen ns
ceived atttesting the merits Of HE boLDU
GENUINE PREP ARA1I0Hs. many OF ~nicn are
from the highest sources. ipcludinx eminent
statesmen, clereymen, governors, state 5aasess
sc. mar nem
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.SPRING BLOSSOMS" is the title OF q sprisht-
~ little sheet published under the spices c.
GonZaga fair, now being held st Gonzaga
Hall. + street. Great ATTRACTIONS are ofFered
at the fair, including brilliantly supplied ia
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IMPORTANT NOTICE TO LADIES.

N DEMONGEOT.
Importer Of Human Hair and PerfumerE,
proposes to sell at pty 6Ye per cent below the
price
PERFUMERY, Fine French and ln-
from the best houses elish BrushWare. Combs.
ofthe world. Pearl and Coral Combs,
LUBINS, Shell and Fancy Combs.
PINAUD's, Imperatrice and Fancy
MAC6 ENHTH. Pins, in Potata, Coral
PlEERT's, Jet. Ivory and Gold; Bow ;,
DEMAReON'8, Waterfalls, Butter; les
BULLf'S, new style; Curls. Bands,
sOC1ETE HYGIEE- Wigs. invisible; and in
IQUE, &c, &c, &c, one word. all the best
&c, &c, &C., Hair work can be found
Gold and Silver POW and made to order on
DER, for the Hair. short notice.
DEMONGEOT,
Corner Of D and 10th streets,
ap7 2ws near the avenue.
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MUSICAL AND LITERARY soIRxz.

MUSICAL AND LITERARY sO1Rxz.
For the Bsneft and under the auspicies OF the
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION,
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHERCH,
Four-and 3 half street.
THURSDAY EVENING. April q, 1888.
other objects Of :ystvns,ic teneyeIenes. N
q fn sASss6 ' MUSIC and IT,
i5Is 81 Heaven Fullest
soiosssgr.no-SSRSts .ad Naomi" .repNa.
E5ios Holy je.a:, from str. verdi
Anth esaeai Me Thy w.;:,o Won .I0'o.'
Solo : sss 70 jsss. Our I...'a vs.s
se's oo1 ysss
Qusrtstte-'R ennsmbst. 0 Lord. Cursnu,an
TICKETS FIFTY CENTS.
To bs had at the usual p secs. of the me- m be.s of
the Assoc isticn cad at Dr.. h. 3. L. oisse's Drug
Htore. 6eoegetoep ap EST
TUE SADDLE A sSG, HARNESS. 4Ias MAKERS As
gill siv thsr Ssi0s sas En9s Ps Mat Il
man and lad es No expense will be spared to make
this one OF the best of the 90 ls3n.
Committee Of Ar-gnssntHts.
G. A. Sessfor1. H. j. Lessnetzer,
Martin Darneli, y, Rowland,
Jsmee HQnley, Fl, 1oGrath,
JACOB Miller. Clarke Burgess.
Geo. Denohue, VIM. Daw. ap 90 81
TEETH ACHE UUREDINsTAaTLY. BY THE
external APP location OF DR. eiEss memo nsn
sENCE OF PALMETTO. It acts ct once op PED
the nerves corrected with the teeth sohdd ssr.~ed
relieves instantly By this dise"hs re rfIlinS and
building up With Dr. 8 White 100 ar.r loot.
ING Cheoplastic hone Teeth IN 81 oGn p.nr
and teeth extracted without PAM - c Ssiwa
avenue. .--..a
CTEINWAY SONS FL A N 0 8.
". h.xs lust received one very dne upright
n A ~ s1II AYE PIANOS. The supsriorit,
.Sass insfrnmepts over all Others is e.
o. tEssnssd We invite the public TO call and exam
ia. e eur wsrer0oms. corner OF 18th street ana
M. SAsyenue ~ MEfZEhOFT.
so1s Agent of eteinvsy y Pianos, and Mason &
Hsmlin's Cabinet Orgens = Ap %
nRWARI or oOUNTERFEITs ANB uNPRIH.
- OIPLED DEALERS endeaygrins to dispose OF
their own and other preparations. ON the re paus'
tion attained By HELMBoLb'e GRhU!NnsrsHsk 81
oA ATTERID- CONTRIBUTORS RksToRsD
6bI H1LMBoLDS 1xTRAoT BUCHU. ms su
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Tbs LOCOMOTIVE TEA SRT.-The unique
coffee or tea set i'll the form OF locomotive and
tender, formerly used by JEFF Davis, and pre-
sented to President Johnson. was the gift Of
Col. Max Friedman. Of Philadelphia, instead
OF Mr.. A. Barratti, as stated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-26

MUSICAL SoIRsE.-The last musical and lit
e,ary soiree of the Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION will be given at the First Presbyte-
rian Church, AZ street, to morrow evening
A most pleasant time is anticipated.
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THIRD PERCINCT.-R. Butler, disorderly;
s24i NJ. Butler. drunk; dismissed Georgs
Hess, oisorderly; a2.4i Catherine Hess, do;
dismissed. George Hess. threats; Catherine
Hess, do Henry Schumacher, do; bail for
peace. Mary Riggs, disorderly; dismissed.
M airy Cornelius, do; s54l: also. threats, ana
Mary Rodgers, do: bail for peace. Stephen
Brnnsom, larceny; G1sM1.seu: alsU, uisvT-
deriy: &I.44.
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SoiREB DANsANTE.-Another Of Narini's
delightful Soirees occurs on Friday night ne. t,
at MS fashionable Dancing Academy, TEN per
ance Hall, E street, between 9Th and 10th.
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&c, AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY MORNING. April 18Th at ~ o clock.
l win sell at the Monticello House, at the intsr,
section or Bridge snd Aqueduet str Gets. G 40 gs-
town. the entire Furniture contained Their stn.
consisting of
Mahogany Piano.
Carpets Chairs, Tables,
Bedstesds, Bedding and Mattresses,
Looking GLASSES. Wardrobes, 40,
Sofa. Oil Cloth Washstsads,
Refri serator, Crockery aud Glassware,
New Bar and Fixtures. Syster Box, 30,
Cooking Hall and other Stoves,
And may articles not enumerated.
p''''e TaOs, DOWNING,
Rpss It Intel Auctionssr.
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SALES OF 7.3o's.-The sales Of 1905 by Jay
Cooke & Co., amounted to 1851, 700 yesterday.
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NJ G. RAN d FAIR
uS Ar GONZA6A HALL.

Affair, on scale of magnifcence never before
equalied in Washi gton City, is now being held
GA HALL, street between 9th and 10th, opeu
every ds, and evening during this and the coming
draped with the Gags of all nations, ana lled WITH
costly and useful articles Of art and ekill in end
less profusio and variety-alone richly deserves
visit from every person in the city.
supper every evening. ap25.dn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-26

~ Contracts were awarded in Baltimore
yesterday for 5000 beef cattle at at an average
price OF $1,000 per hundred weight.
A Mdlle Adelina Patti Is creating an extra.
ordinary sensation In Lille, where she Is now
performing.
III There are now 1874 patients in the mill
tary hospital In Philadelphia.
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DY VIM. L. WALL L CO., Auctio neers.
ID Washington Horse and Carriage Bazaar
IS La Az, bet 9Th aud AZ n sta
skIHoEHARREs CARRIAI

BALE OF H0RSES, CARR AGES. &c.
On SATURDAY. April goth. commencing ct 10
o'clock, at the Bazaar. will sell about
FIFTY RJhSE6,
suited to saddle and harness, of which full de-
scription at sale. Including sems very valuable
saddle, work and Flowing Horr.s.
Pair Devon Oxen and Cart.
Also,
large collection OF New and Second hand CAY
riases. Buggies, Rock way s. Exp ess Wagons c..
with which the sale will commence with
ALSO,
New and Second hand HarEsss, DC,
Regular Sales at the Bazaar, every Iuesdav.
Thursday, and Saturday, without regard 70 the
weather.
Carriages, Harness, &c. always at private Gale.
VIM. L WALL * co,
ANS TChron Il INTEL AuctiCnsers
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- FL II n M a NJ
DISPATCH FROM GEN. GRANT

Delivery Of the Government W
Recent Negotiations-Term m nati N o y, .ne
Truce with Johostou-No Sa'I w 80
Com "a
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WATER REGISTRARS OFFICE. ., 49,.
SEALED PROPOSALS. in duplicate. addressed 1ess
one COPY to the President of the Board Of Alder
men ard one copy T. the President Of the Board
until MONDAY the sth of May: st CLOCK p IN n
for LAYING water mains for the Cooperation OF
Forms and specifications can be had BY apply
$3.50. ,.,- RANDOLPH DOYLE,
apr q dt8may Water Registrar.
I AIDES SPRING wRAPPINGs.
~ MIN Long and Short ssoaues.
Circulars, &c. &c.
Long and Short ss.s;G us,,,:
WEE Dspss Of Isdss fanss
Goods, and Cloaks and Mantillss.
i Sss. p:an s,h ami : ssss Streets
n ], . s.csk and Msnts Rooms in ID story.
nREss HATS. Of the Latest Styles and anest
- qualities, In silk. black. and pearl cassi-6
RsEss; RsrticnIar atteDton Is called to the
its iishtnes' and rs ~
apis 234 Pa. av.. second door from 18th st.
T EMBERl LUMBER LUMBER
On hand large stock of
LUMB BIER.
f::' f Sass eIas aDa
1lSSS S,SS$S sar sss.ern Store s. F!sof|as
100 900 "A, "a 81 and 1914 W. P. Select and
Panel, mostly Albany Of superior quality and
seasoned
500: 900 Laths received direct and will be sold
Also. White Pine and Spruce Flooring, White
Pine and Cypress Shingles. Seasoned Oak, Ash aud
Poplar, &c, &c all Of which offe- at the very
lowest market prices.
Particular Undue ements offered to large cash
purchasers.
Virginia ave , bet 9th md 10th sts.east,
apl3-lm~ Navy Yard.
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~ A large amount Of stationery was found
in the departments st Richmond bearing the
British crown water mark in the center. to.
gether with ink and envelopes of English
manufacture. Some Of the stationery Of q
poorer quality bear the heading Of 4. kepub.
licana Mexicana."
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7 IGHT! LIGHT!i COAL OIL LIGHTS
1t shines so bright, and the consumers of OLE
will agree with ps that IT is safe and cheap at
Gall and see the NEW LAMP. one cent for twelvs
hours light; the New Flint Glass Annsaled Chin
ney is the best and SAT- st. they viii nut break With
heat. Gall and see them and be convinced. aud
you will agree with others that have used Cd en-
that they are ss represented J.R FOLEY.
I'm Sl6 street, bet. 10Th and 9TH
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@EXPENDITURBS FOR THE LATE FU.
Ill g NERAL

u
supper every evening. ap25.du
~EXPRNDITUR8s FOR THE LATE 70.
uS NERAL.
Otfce Of the COn1n1is Toner Of Public BRfldiagsj
CaPstoL OF the ., April "a, 1866.
All persons having bills against the United
States account of the funeral of the late Presi
dent, will please present them, IS posi- BILE
st this Office that the entire expenditure NAV bs
assertained, and preparation be made for their
apAlw Ccmmiss oner Of Public Buildinss
rGRAND CONCERT
FEMALE GRAMMAR SCHOOLS
1sf, ID aud 4rH DIsrRIcTs,
Assisted BY the Male Grammar School. First Dis.
'f'''' q OBJ .fP1 81 gsf 9TH street
WEDN EsDAY EVENING. April rs, 1856
Tickets. 20 cents. Children % cents
The hne Chickfring & Sons Piano used on this
oSc.s' on Is from the establishment of Mr.. J. Y.
Ellis, 3U6Pa. sv. ap24
1@IXCELsIOR BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
w. At q meeting of this Association held
tie 6th instant it was ordered that the books for
subscription he r-npeped sntil further potice,
persons taking stock paying Is cents premium on
each share for the folio.lne month
sps-eolm JNO. NJ HANSON Sec.
N COUNTY OF WAsHINGTON.-The un-
ceItixurd, assessors of the county Of Washin atom
viii Fit as beard Of ppsa ut the Off of Nicholas
Callap Eaq., clark or the county. corner of at
and 18th at en- TUESDAY, April lItp. from 10 to
dsls for two weeks to hear appea!es on ths as
". BURR,
GEORGE Il PLANT,
CHARLES r BELT.
apo eo3w County Assessors.
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Persons seeking for hsndrome assortment Of
Parlor Papers Window Shades with a choice
assortment of medium aud low price PaperhanE-
ings, at reduced prices are requested to ca at
No. 4SG Ith street shd losk before purchasing
Bee dvertisemeat eleeHher Terms cash
j MARKRITER,
No. ls6 Seventh street,
Ap 24.3tN SdOors above Odd FeIlovs' Hall,
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The espture of Tashksnd by the ar
mics Of Che Car, seems 10 have been
the ioreruuner Of still more important
events, which place the territory of
Khol,an and the key 10 Afghanistan az
the mercy Of Russia We now have
news Of a terrible battle fought be-
tween the rulers Of CsbOOl and Of Can
dshaE, in AfghaaistAn, in which the son
Of the former and the brother Of the
letter are reported TO have been killed.
If this rumor can be depended upon,
Russia may push her armies through
the territory Of Khokan TO AfghAnistan
and put En end to the strife between
the Hindoo rulers by taking possession
both Of Cabool and of Candshar,
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BOLTOS, Miss, August ~
Col Mellon. an old resident of this
place. while coming from Nioksburg TO
this place, was, at twelve o'clock last
night, attacked bya gang OF despeTa-
does. " bo were in ambush at Champion
Hill One of the men halted the Colo
mel and demanded his money. The
colonel told him not much, and at
the same time shot the fellow with his
revolver. lie then made for the near
est tree and defended himself After
dischareing his revolvers over forty
times Al the outlaws, killing two or
three OF them aud wounding several
more. he made his escape 10 this sta
ton. The Colonel received one wound
on the back of has neck, and his coat
tail was completely riddled with holes
His wound was slight the ball Just
Frszing his neck lie is How at DR..
Hckay's house XII
Yesterday morning, squad Of four
men, supposed 20 belong 10 ? band OF
outlaws beyond the Big Black river
were arrested and brought into the
city. They belonged 10 a. squad OF
men, mostly Texans, who we're prowl
ing through the country. They were
ali heavily armed st the time OF arrest
They are now safely lodged in No ],
aud il is hoped they will have Justice
served out 10 them in full measure
Four men, also, belonging TO the 10th
Indiana Cavalry, oampcd near Big
Black. we're arrested and lodged in
Jail ID seems that this Regiment is
soon 10 be mustered out OF service, and
these men had made arrangements
with the Texan hand across the River,
10 steal q number OF horses and mules
from the stables, and run them over 10
them across or 10 the river where they
would make way with them.
We understand that 8 portion only
Of the band Of outlaws Was captured.
RoBBrD We learn from Capt Craig,
Of The 52d q. s c. l., that on Wednes-
day evening, when coming from Jack
con, he WAS attacked by ak men;
Knocked from bis horse, and robbed OF
his horse The Captain, as soon rs poe |
sible. started some men After the baud, |
but before they could oyerRke them,
the outlaws had stopped and robbed
one Of the hacks running between
jackson and Big Black riyer. aThe
Captain escaped with a few slight
cuts, ia the rencontre. - Viek5jlrg jour
Asg 18th
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-02

SnocKNo MuRDRR-The Huntsville
Advocate Of the 3lst ult, says:
On Saturday last IS Capt d. NJ Dob
son. l49th Ind Vol. lnisntry, NNss pas
sing along the streetin Somerville, Ala +,
a Young negro man came steslthiiy
an behind him and with an axe, felled
Aim to the ground and then He'd, leay-
ing the axe sticking in the head of his
unsuspeeting victim. The blow was
fatal, killing Capt Dobson instantly.
The negro was soon caught and lodged
IN confinement, and strong efforts were
made 20 elicit some reason for the
atrocious act, but without avail, except
that Capt Dobson had obliged the ne.
gro to bring him three pitchers Of wa
ter during the day, and that he would
not be a servant for id Yankee.
On Sunday evening the soldiers, or
other persons, we are not informed
who, took the prisoner from the pos
session Of his guards and hung him.
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MONETARY & COMMERCIAL.

ooEHEeFsD BY rms FIasr NATIONAL RASk,
No. 50 cOIrEaE snHET.
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FRANK PARRISH'S
Nv Rarbsr shop and Bathing Saloon.

No. Sc Church - opposite me Masonic Hall
rVaVING lust removed INTO my new and c0mm0-
III aloua Sa'oon, ] restecifuiiy annOunce % my
"a fsffons and sta pubic, that ] am really .
sffend 10 fhsir wants IN . better sifle than ever
With a. expenenca. - : nrst.c'ass Barter aid
FIaif-lresssr 81 iorty year., and with one % he
most Hconmodl0ua. elegsnt sna completely far.
nished establishments IA the rountry, J am reaiy
10 fhalieERe acompAris01 Hiih auy simi'ar -h0o q
ire Easiern ctias. Excelieut BA1 IS ready af Al
uues. Neai WateF-ciosets for lhe usa a cusl0-
mers aitsched 20 the premises allter my=eif
that usfhlng Vii - f0u1d iackinR FirFi class
hair-dressers ana BARRIERS GEays u aritndsnee.
srealeF TIE shop VII b. open irof1 s o'cloek 20
o'clock on sunday morning ahd pcsific,i 10 iafsr.
ausle-smH-i-ss FRANK PAtRI5h,
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United States MarshaI's Sale.
INFORMATION No 7s.

The United States,
W r
All the Estate aud Properly, Money, Stocks ana
Credits OF kOtert Mathews
BY yIrue 0f q wit ucild3iORi CTD0ads TO me d.
rected from The Circuit Court Of the Uuted States
for the Middle District OF Tennessee aud in pur-
suanea OF the decree Of ssid Court, pronounced on
the 4th day Of May, 1865. will, on the 30th day of
sept, 1865, Ct mulenc ing at 10 ocloes m, sell at
pnol,c auction. to T. e highest bidder for cash in
hand, at tire Court house door in Nashville David
son county, Tennessee. al the right title aud in
terast, for the period Of his natural e. Ct Robert
Mathews 10 and in the following Described real es-
tate, TO wit: Nv nty-six acres Of land IN he town
Of sheibJVile, liedfold county, Stale Of Tennessee,
beng part OF lot No rs in the plan OF said wa !;
Also 80 acres Of land, in the lsth eviI dstcct OF said
county.
Also 1880 acres OF Land in the 18th civil district
Of said county.
Al o. on the same day and time in The town or
shelbyTille, Tenn will be sold At public auction all
me Furniture OF said Robert Mathews, seIzed IN
tbs eau e. +. X. GIASCOCK,
sep2-3Ot Marshal NJ. ID. Tenn.
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NASHVILLE, Friday Evening Sept. l.
The Market has been very inactive du-
ring die pest week. We have no ehsnge to
note in prices. Cotton is coming in briakly,
but the price at which it is held has brought
that staple 70 dead stand. It is hoped
that the recent rain will give vitality to
business.
Cotton is fair at 25aS5e.
whisky is firm.
There has been slight advance in iron.
We give below our regular quotations:
ALooHo1--S5, SO, @s,7 per gallon.
AFPLEs--None IN market.
BKANs-None in msrket.
BAaGING-S0c per yard.
BALK RoPR-Maniila 3O@3jc per n.
BEEF-Dried Zoe per 10.
BucKKrs-P ainted, "a 90 per dcz.
BAcoN-Clear sides, q nc l5c. foT shoul-
ders; Sugar cured hams 2s(g50c. pound /;
Country hams 25c.
BEooMs-S5 as 50per dozen.
BUFrEK AND EGGs-Butter 35e. Eggs,
3O1Sse per dozen by the barrel.
CANNED FKUIT Peaches, 2lb 81 % per
dozen, 10 5000 per dozen.
/ CANDLEs-Tallow l5920c Star, 2ic per 70.
| CHEksK-Ha4nburg, 22c. per %.
| CoFFEE-Prime Rio. S3a35c per 10.
! Cow OYsTRRs-2ib cans 80 per dozen n
h cans s., so per dozen in boxes.
! CRAcKKRs-Butter and Soda l2al3e round
CENEST HYDRAULIc.-$5 per Dbl. Do
] Day GooDs-BroWn Sheenng S3Q37c pea
Calieoes, Alerimacs ". S3a35c; other prints
ranging from Is 70 SOC Manchester Fancy
DeLaines S71l; Biehed Muslins q 1sa4s.
DRrED FRUIr-Apples &c b; peaches Sc.
FLouk-Grades range from $ll 70 Si3.
FEED Corn ia sacks in store 75ci
sIOs Oats 69aTjc. ~
| HIDEs.-Green sailed hides, &c per n
| Flint hides, 8(9Ioc per n
LEaTHER-Uak sole 47c; hemlOck sol'
40; skirtug 5O@6O; harness, 40; bride PEI
doz. S55aGO; kip skins S6Os5U; calf S5aS55
upper S35@SO.
haED-26o per ID, in tierce. Keg 25a2Sc
LlME.--s2,25 per barrel. ~ .
MoLAssEs-In barrels, SI52e@9Sl 40 Pc
gallon. -,L.
No. 2. s. 25; No. I, s, 80.
MEAL-Sl so per busheI.
MusTARD-German, IN Jars S2@3 per dog
Union do 81 90 per dozen.
L NAILs-pen pennies S6s23aSI per keg-
/ Tanners 50 05: Neat foot, 50 81
| ass 90; Lard S2,50a3,0D; Castor, $5,5L
Linseed, S2s2 80; Coal oil So per gallon.
P0TAToEs-Irish, $lsl so per bushel,
PIoKLEs-Pint jars $3.50 per dozen, guar
do s., per dozen, do in half barrels 81 90
per gallon.
PKPPRR-Black soc per h.
RAIsISs-M. r. i. 50 for bunch, So so fol
Layer per box.
SuGARs-N. o. Sugar in hhds I61z@I71le
in bbls. 24c; crushed, graduated, and pow
dered 24c per 10. F; Coffee Sugar 2lsz3.
SYRUP-6olden, 81 so per gallon in = bbls
| SALT-Seven bushel ia barrel IS IS.
wort 8Oa90c Bright Sla2
! MHsKRV.--BOurbOn, pure, S3aj, Imitation
50 75s3 Robertson, pure, s. j0a5, imitation
81 75aS Common Reeti0ed - 5Ba2 70; APP
pie and Peach Brandies S5a6 CoguBe Bran
dy, pure, $l2a20; Cognae Brandy, domestic
sSa4 so; Port and Sherry Wines SIS
Champagne Wines $25a45.
WHITE LEAD.-l5a1Js.
lReN Common bar 5 &c.
GAsTINGs.--oc Er.