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CHARLESTON, Feb. 15.-There was a moderaie
demand. the market undergoing no important
change Sales of $40 bales az prices ranging
from n to 8ls<c We quote middling al &c
MoErTF Feb l5.-Saies Of cotton 1000 bales
niadiinR nj 3Oc Sales Of the week 1000 bales
receipts GOO bales
NOZZLE, Feb. l6.-Active sales as1 bale 81
301zG83lc receipts 5l5.
SAvASNAH. Feb. l6;-COtton weak al 5l1f
sales go bales
AUGUSTA. Ga, Feb. lh.--fhere was tolerably
coed demand during the day. and ali that Was
offered yEas sold but az easier prices than yesteE
day. We do not feel warranted IN giving quota
tons. Some sales Of middlng were made AZ ~
Sales Of the day amounted % y bales Ahe fe
cepts amounted 70 81 bales
AUgUsTA. Ga, Feb l6.-A little better tone
pervades the market than yesterday. yet prizes
continue unchanged. Sales Of the dsS are 10
bales -,
MONTGOMERY. Al. FEB l6--But small bust
ness was done to-day. We quote TIE maTkel
nominal at 25g25c.
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! MACON, Ca, Feb. l5.-There was a very goo,
/ demand for good Sott0n. aud al offered Of
/ mlddllng quality vas taken freely at 83zc
| while small parcels Of extra good readily com
| handed Ee. The receipts for the week amour
| to, glS bales, and the shipments to 1000. Tn
MEMPHIS. Feb. i6.-The market to-day ex.
hibited firm feeling. Holders were Oherins
freely. but were firm in their prices. Buyers on
the market were forced to eoncede to holders
prices in order to eli their lists. Transactions
for the day were fair, with sales of middliug al
Z9l9SO14c: low middling at 2SG281Ec; strict mid
ding at S059gS2c. The market closed firm and
steady.
NEw ORLEANS. Feb. l5.-The market opened
this morning with limited inquiry. and has
continued dull and inactive throughout the day.
The assortment on sale was ample to meet the
demand, notwithstanding several factors refused
to uncoy er their tables but the majority Of buy
ers manifested little desire to operate, in antci
patton OF increased weakness, and consequently
the business transacted has been unusually light
comprising at the close barely 300 bales,
mostly intended for the completion of unexcuted
orders. Eleven brokers participated in the
business. Prices Indicated further weakness,
but the only alteration we make in cur quota
tons Is tc drop our outside figures, and ia accord
9aee herewith, we now quote as follows Or
dnary ZStzg-c.; good ordinary 2g59G-i low
middling S0149-. and middling 81 90. adding
the market closed with a tendency 10 greater
ease. The sales for the paSt three days com
prise 200 bales, making an aggregate for the
week Of 5000 bales, against 5000 last week.
Inc receipts proper for the past week Excluding
the arrivals from Mobile, Florida and Texas.
which are included in their respective state
ments) embrace Il. t33 bales against Is $50 last
week. showing a decrease Of 6597 bales. The
weeks exports comprise 6,543 bales, $40 of
which were cOastwise, and Is ~ to foreign ports
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STEAMBOAT DISASTER
Tuo David white blown Up


A private dispatch from Mr. Caspari, for
merly Of this city, dated NicksbuTg, Feb IS
was received last evening by Mr.. John
VIM, announcing the blowing up Of the
steamer David White. and the loss Of Dan.
c.. Kinney, Captain, and DR. II B. Shaw,
Clerk The David White passed Vicks-
burg Saturday 81 r. NJ, on her way to
Louisville, and the explosion must have
taken place between that point and Mem
phis A great deal of interest was felt
in our CITY last night 20 hearssthe par
ticulaS as, besides the two reported
lost there were other Nashville men
on her ss officers, amongst them, Mr.
Smithwict, assistant clerk p. II Mitchell
and George Farnaworth, pilots. Our mid
night dispatches msy furnish detail Oi
this displ1rahle disaster.
The David White was purchased 30 run
between This port and New Orleans, bat in
consequence Of the diversion OF cotton
90 New York, and the inability to get
freight here, has been running as packci
beWteCu Louisville and New Orleans She
was an excellent boat, and was considered
a safe one.
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FOreign AIRrlkeIa.

7 LONDON, Feb. IS,--UOnsels opened at 9Ic; Eri
81 z9e; 6-20's 73Zc; Illinois Central ~ o..
LIVERPOOL, Feb. lS.--COttOn opened quite
steady ut Id AIS t..#H H.
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MARKETS. BY TELEGRAPH.
Cincinnati AEarket

CINCINNATI. Feb. I8.-Flour firm bat I'm
changed, trade brands 81 50@l3 50, fancy
brands Sl4ql6. Wheat firm, No. l spring 81 As;
do winter 81 90. The stock of wheat IN the city
is quite small. Corn dull at zoe in elevator, and
zoe in sacks, and 55G56c in ear. Oats dull at
SOC for No I, buyers aOnot pay over 80. Whisky
IN good demand at 25c in bond. Cotton dull but
unchanged Gales of 100 bales at 2a 1870 tor mid
ding. Holders still as q rule ask SOC. The large
falling of in the receipts at Southern ports
give holders confidence. Sales ll6 hhds bacon at
clear rib sides, and l2jz,9I234c for clear DO.
Sugar cured hams - to Ice according to brand
and condition. Lard dull at l2e for prime. Gro
eerles steady, at IL &c Tor sugar and 23i2g
275zc for coffee, Gold 1876. Exchange steady at
par buying, and l-l5 premium selling
Foreign Markets.
LoNDoN, Feb. ls,-COnsels opened at Ole; Eri
81 13c; 6-20s 73s4c Illinois Central 7744c
LIyERPqoLL, Feb. ls.--Cotton opened quite
: New York Marhes. n
NV YORK. Feb. lS.-Flour l0@l5e lower
81 9OGSlO Is for exState; 81 81 so for K. II
easier at 9G913c in store, and l0l1e aAoat. Oats
dull and heavy at 5595Sc. Western pork quiet
and steady, Lard heavy at ll@l25z. Dress hogs
unchanged. Whisky andpetToleum UNCHANGED.
for old crop, Cube l09l014c. MoIasses SIC.
for new Cuba. Hops quiet al 3097Oc. The pork
mar et steady at so 25920 . for new mess.
closing at $40 70 for western, $19 529sI9 Is for
old mess, sl9 50 for regular. SIG 81 for prime.
and Sl9 IS for prime mess. Beef steady sales
go tierces at S31 009S32 SO; prime mess $34 259I
"a SO; beef hams firm, sales 80 bbls ct $50 COO
IS So Bacon heavy, sales 40 boxes at 1890
lO14c for cumberland cut, and lie for short
ribbed. Cut meats steady. sales 40 packages at
S1Z0l0c for shoulders and llGl2lzcf0r hams.
New Work Money Market.
NEW YORK, Feb. ls.-Money 6Tm at sos p
cent Sterling steady at S3sG834c. Gold -
without decided change, opening at 1914. and de-
Ginning to 965s. and closing at 365s. GOYernment
securities a shade frmer. Freights to Liverpool
quiet and frm. .s-
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To the Editors of the Union and Dispatch.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb IS, ls67.-Your
issue Of the 18th contains the following
item
BAD SIGN Several Of the up river
boats have recently brought down oil ma
chinery. The Gen. Sigel, which arrived
yesterday, had twenty tons Of this kind Of
freight, and uo oil.n
viii Won please say that the oil
machinery above referred to, does not come
from the oil regions Of Overton county or
elsewhere in Tennessee Since the 18th of
December, all the teams that the county
affords have been constantly engaged in
hauling oil from the Overton county wells
70 the Cumberland river, and something
over two thousand barrels have arrived this
season in this CITY. A ride ont on the
Nolensville pike about two miles will give
ocular demonstration of the fact that on the
grounds Of the Tennessee Refinery are
stored about sixteen hundred barrels at the
present time. The Refinery is nearly COM
pleted, and will commence operations next
week. Meantime, the yield Of oil in Over
ton county, instead Of diminishing, is on the
increase. The Heosier well, which has
recently been rebored, is now producing
sixty barrels per day Newman well No
/, is capable Of producing at least three
hundred barrels a day, and probably much
more, buttheyieldis limited to the amountof
transportation attainable The Petroleum
transportation Company expects to supply
ample means for bringing out the oil as
soon as the weather will admit of CON
stucung the necessary roads, etc, and have
their arrangements completed for COM
mencing the work in March,
Trusting that Won viii do the Justice 70
make this explanation, 10 behalf of what
bids fair 70 be one of the leading interests
OF Tennessee,
We are, yours respectfully,
STONE 4, HEFLFBowER
General Agents. .
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THE CITY
New Adyertisemenis.

We call attention to the following adver
tisements which appear in this morning
paper for the first time. The reader Z
referred TO them in another column:
DIR. W. L. Nichols Office is on the cor
ncr Of Cherry and Union streets.
BY the notice Of Superintendent lines
il will be seen that Major +. II. Ewing has
been appointed general agent Of n. x e.
and Ma n. w. railroads.
The Chamber Of Commerce will meet at
o'clock this evening.
II. Hill McArster has Withdrawn from
the firm OF which he was member, and
the business is continued by G. {. Allen
Geo. r. Akers, commercial broker, has
his Office in the Chamber Of Commerce
Rooms.
Starlsman q Wright, lumber merchants
Cedar street, below n. and n. w. railroad
treslle, advertise lumber Of every descrip-
ton for sale.
See legal notices to nonresident defend
ants issued from the Chaucery Court NJ
Nashville, by NJ. B. Howell
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TOhaceO aaIes

TRIcE's LANDING, Feb. -, 1867-Salei
to-day of So hogsheads at the following
prices:
SIS 70, IS 10, II IS, II 10, Is IS
Is 95 Is 90, Is 90, IA 90, IA so, IA 80
IA so, IA 80 IA 90, IA 90, IA 90, IA O5,
10 %, 10 IS, 10 60, I3 so, 10 O5, Is O5
10 &c, II 80, ~ so, u 90, II So, 12 30
II IS, IL 65, II 65, II IS, II 80, IL As
II 75. 10 90, 9 90, 20, 9 rs, 8 so, 8 95
7 TO- Z So, 5 60, 40, 90, 90, 10
4 40 4 As, 3I65, 3 65. Average II 81.
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RrcoRDrR's CouFr, Feb.

RECoRDrR's CoURr, Feb ia. S.
Coraway, fast driving, $50 and costs.
Frank Simns, disordrrly, $50 aud cos,s
Julia Alien, disorderly, s. and costa
Nina Hill, disorderly, s and costs.
Jeuy SAITH, regrating. o1sis.
Jas Smith, drunk on the streets, SD
and Cofts
ia. West, drunk on streets, s. and costs
A lscr, diaorderly. S25 and costs
Geo. Piummer, disordsrly, $50 and costs
Jas Mayhesd, disorderly, $40 gnd costs
W G. Morton, fast driving, S25 sud costs
Ellen Sewage, di-orderly, costs.
Z Butler. disurierly, $50 aud oosts.
Jno. Jeukens, walking with prostitute
$40 and cusis
Henry Policeman, disorderly. discharged
John Dewey, disorderly $40 opd costs
VIM hughlrtt, drunk ou streets, So aua
costs.
c. Lambert. drunk on streets. $50 aut
costs.
Mm. Bart, disordsfly $50 aud costs.
VIM. Baker disorderly, So and costs.
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GENERAL MARKETS.

NASHVILLE, Feb. Is. .
CoTToN.-The cotton market opened dull
to-day, and closed fiat in consequence Of
unfavorabe advices from abroad. The
sales amounted to 1872 bales, as follows Al
at 25@2Sc; % at 27@274c; SO at 2l@2Sc;
6S as 26@273c per ID. The ruling figures
were 26@2S3c; about forty bales selling at
2Sc, purchased to fill orders +
Bales.
received % .
Shipped ~ 81 .
CoRN.-The continued heavy receipts Of
corn have caused decline in prices We
now quOteit at 95e on the wharf, aud 81 90
delivered at the depot.
OATs.-Sales to-day of white at soc;
black S5c; sacks included
Other markets quiet
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French brothers. No. 3 Broad 81

French Brothers, No. 3 Broad street,
continue to sell their large stock of Iron, Nails,
Bolts, Nuts, Washers, Hinges, Vices Anves.
Gum Packing, Hoes, Trace Chains, Steelyards,
etc. Our Tennessee Iron, Tennessee Plows,
Tennessee Bellows, Tennessee Furniture need
no comment. Call and examine. We also have
six eight-wheeI Freight Cars. price $3.50 each.
and a platform track scale, p feet. capacity 80
tons price $450. feb6-tf
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TIRED OF LIFE.-A susceptible African,
or colored person-the term negro is voted
impolite uow--tired of life, having been
crossed in love, or something worse, as
cended TO the roof Of the Gunkle Opera
House. on Church street, and undertook to
Jump from it into the embrace Of death.
A he went down his mind changed, and
he grasped eagerly favoring balcony,
held 10 Il, and yelled Justify Tor help. After
a while help came, and he was taken down
nearly exhausted, a repentant darkey, aud
skunk away apparently ashamed of himself
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Tar ADELPm-The performance to-
night will be the highly affecting play Of
Camille, o. the Fate Of a Coquette." The
new company is meeting with a deserved
success, which must be gratifying both to
themselves and the management
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No SESSION. The Board Of Aldermen
we're to have had q called meeting last
evening, but owing to the fact that there
was no message received from The acting
Mayor, the Board adjourned without trans
aching any business.
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MCKENDREE CHURCH -- Protracted
Ineetinps seem 10 be the order w-a-dsys.
We understand that interesting re-
ligious services are held every evening at
the McKendree Church The pastor re-
ceiyed fifteen into the church ON last Sab
bath, a majority OF them by letter. Dr.
Young will have no lack of clerical assist
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY Reuben Stew
art, arrested for assault and battery, was up
before Squire Mathews yesterday. His
case was continued, AID change Of venue
to the second district, 10 which the ofense
was committed, granted
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A sure Pile Cure.-DR. GILBERT's PILE
INSTRUMENT positively cures tae worst cases of
piles. Sent by mail on receipt of a. Circulars
free. Sold by Druggists. Agents wanted every
where. Address J. B. ROMANO. Manager No.
SIS Broadway. New York lnovl7-3m
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ANY person having copies Of the Nash
vile D1sPATcH Of the 10th, DIST, 22d and
23d Of November, 1866, which he does not
wish to file, will oblige Us by sending or
leaving the same at the Office Of the UNION
AND DISPATCH
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RIVER NEWS.


ARRIVED.
Feb l7.-Talisman, Cairo
lS.-TyrOne,
DEPARTED.
| 17.-Lancaster 2, Evansville
" l8.-Bermuda, Mt Vernon.
Palestine, louisville.
r Talisman. Cairo.
The river is stiIl rising, with fifteen feet
water on Harpeth Shoals. Weather warm
with slight rains
The Tyrone, from Cairo, arrived late
last night, and will leave at 4P. NJ. to-day.
The Gen. Sigel Leaves today forthe Up
per Cumberland. ale 7 ~ 81
The Nightingale leaves to-day for Gin
einRati. f at ta
A dispatch from Superintendent Wise
received yesterday from Cincinnati by
Capt PEBBLES, states that the Emma Floyd
left thas port for Nashville Sunday, and
that the Rebecca would load next
Fer Cairo, ~. I.Ouis, Memphis and
New Orleans.
DHE. Splendid PASSENGER -
Il PaaAet TYRONE, Ton HARMAE -
Master, WASH WEAVER. Clerk, will -
leave a. above on TU ESDAY, the 18th inst
at O'Clock p. NJ
For Freight or Passage apply on board, OF to
C0RBETT a BOYD,
Al and AZ Front street
or HARRISON 4 SONS,
teblO-2t OF W. A. PEBBLES, Agents.
For Evansville, Louisville and Cin-
cinnasi.
THE SPLENDID PASSENGER
Il steamer NIGHTINGALE, ALEN sllafesssa
FRAZER. Master, GEO. ELY, Clerk. -
will leave as above on TUESDAY. the 18th
instant. 81 O'clock r. N.
For freight or passage apply on board. or 70
CURBEEI x BOYD, Agents
Al aud AZ Front street.
W. A. PEBBLES. or
tebl6-2t HARRISON 4 SONS, Agents.
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SIDEWALKS "a Citizen" requests as
10 call the attention Of the City Marshal,
Street Committee Mayor and City Coun-
eli, 10 the condition of the sidewalks on
Cherry street, south Of Broad He saws
they are impossible in bad weather, and
calls FOR a remedy number Of school
misses' also request as to call the attention
of the city authorities % the condition OF
the sidewalk on Spruce street, in front Of a
new double house, between Church and
Broad on which the water is ankle deep in
wet weather. We do so, and express the
hope that the grievance complained Of will
be rpmpdied
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Tan February number Of the Nashville
journal Of Molciac has been laid on our
table To mem brrs Of the medical pro-
,.aluu Ia particular, the Journal is n very
welcome visitor, and the present number,
in the way at variety and interest OF its
contents, wall be found mp 10 the standard
OF any which has preceded IT,
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RFApMss FOR BENEFIT or CRHIsT
CHURcH.-The third reading by DIR.
BlacEie, will be given this evening at : J
O'Clock r. NJ Subject Selections from
Longfellow's Hiawatha, etc. Tickets for
the course -, for single reading 81
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SODA FOUNTAINS SToLEN.-Geo. Wash
ington was brought before Squire Mathews
yesterday for stealing couple Of soda
fountains, she property Of Dick Han.
George was committed for trial.
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WAITED To SEE HnlsELF.-Wm. Jor-
dan was aTraigned yesterday before Es-
quire Wilkinson, charged with stealing a
looking glass. he was committed for trial.
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TO COnsUmPtiVes.-lhe Advertiser. hav-
ing been restored to health in few weeks, by a
very simple remedy. after having suffered several
years with a severe lung affection. and that
dread disease. Consumption-is anxious to make
known to his fellow sufferers the means of cure.
To all who desire it. he will send a copy of the
prescription used, free of charged. with the di-
rections for preparing and using the same which
they will find a SURE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION.
ASTHMA, BRoSCHrTIs, &c. The only object of
the advertiser in sending the Prescription, is to
benefit the afflicted, and spread information
which he conceiTes to be invaluable; aud hopes
every sufferer will try this remedy as it will cost
them nothing. and may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg. Kings county. New York
i
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-This splendid
Hair Dye is the best in the world, The only
rue and perfect Dye-Harmless, Reliable In
Simultaneous. No disappointment. No ridicu-
lous tints Natural Black or Brown Remedies
the III effects Of Bad Dies. Inyigorates the hair.
leaving it soft and beautiful The genuine Is
signed William A. Bachelor. All Others are
mere limitations, aad should be avoided. Sold
by all Druggists and Perfumers. Factory 81
Barclay street, New York. Ideo29-ly
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4 Gard to IuHaIids,-A

Gard TO InVaIids.--A clergyman, while
residing in South America as a missionary, dis
covered a safe and simple remedy for the cure
Of Nervous Weakness. Early Decay. Diseases Of
the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the whole
train Of disorders brought on by baneful and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured
by this Reble remedy Prompted By desire to
benefit the afflicted and unfortunate. will send
the recipe for preparing and using this medicine.
in a sealed envelope. to any one who needs it.
FREF Of CHARGE. Address
-... JOSEPH T. LYMAN.
Station D, Bible House. New York city.
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ALABAMA
Central Railroad Bank95
WING. TOREY q 20.

Corner Union and Cherry So, Opposite
Bank OF Tennessee. Bankers, and
Dealers la Gold, silver, GOVOrnr
ment stocks, Compound Interest
Notes, Land Warrants and SOutherR
bank Notes,
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MARRIEn

At the residence of the brides father, near
Abingdon, Va, on Tuesday. the 18th inst. BY
the Rev. james McChain, Mr.. c. L. FULLER
Of Nashville, to Miss ABA J. JACKSON, daughter
Of Gen. A. E. Jackson, formerly of Jonesboro',
Tenn. .....
Springfield Register please copy.
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FrOCeesIinEs Oi Ihe NupreIIle NOufi.
NASHVILLE, Feb. is, lS67.-Court met
this day pursuant TO adjournment, all the
Judges being present. The day was spent
upon the law docket of the ninth circuit
which will be concluded tomorrow, when
the equity docket will be taken up.
J. G.. FRAZER, Clerk.
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Henry Noseweather, charged
with larceny, was sent 10 Jail yesterday by
Squire Mathews.
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II viii not be forgotten that the ST.
Cloud Hotel re-opens to-day under its new
l'roprietorship.
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Taos. g MARI. Pres't. L. O. TARBox, CASH
NATIONAL SAVINGS COMPANY,

Corner Union and College Streets.
The following are the rates paid for uncurrent
money. These quotations are liable to iuctuate but
may be depended a sufficient length Of time for
remittanees TO be received BY mail express il for
wRrded without delay. 81 q.
TEN NEsSEE - - Georofa Raur,a5 and
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FERNELIUs calls disease an affection of
the body, contrary TO nature purtuba-
ton Of its habit; a arrangement of its
courses. What disease is, sOmetimeseludes
human intelligence, bat some diseases are
known-their origin, action, and even their
aniidotes. Whoever has discovered an
actual remedy for one disease, has done
something for his race. Dr. Aver has
done more, for his medicines afford us the
means TO control and cure several danger
Gus disorders. We rarely speak on medi
cal subjects, preferring 10 leave them to
physicians, who understand them better.
Bat snch effects as are seen in our midst,
on affections OF the lungs, by Ayers Cherry
Pectoral; on serofulous complaints by his
SHsaparilla and on the several complaints
that they cure, by Ayers Pills, should not
be ignored. --Keokuk Iopa) journal lw
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sPEclAL NOTICES.

shelby Female NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sc
cured the services of a resident French lady,
who has had many years experience 10 teach
ing French and German. as spoken languages
in Paris, Germany and Liverpool. l would be
pleased to receive pupils from the city. TO form
classes in these languages. A rare opportunity
is now afforded Of acquiring these two languages
as spoken languages, such as has seldom been
presented in this city. F-E tH
GFO. G. BUTLER, A. NJ, Principal.
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Gold opened in New York yesterday at
1861, was 1869 at 1l:30; 1865 at 1890;
1865 at 2 P, NJ, and closed at 1865 at P.
NJ Dealers here were paying 1876, and
holding at 1861
Government securities were quoted in
New York yesterday as follows:
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SeIIInG Uut at New HOrh NOsI'
To close business, we are positively closing
out at New York cost prices our stock Of Fine
Groceries, Wines. Brandies. Havana and Do
nestle Cigars. PANDOLFINI & RIvA,
ianl0 Il North Cherry street.