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COOKS SUGAR EvAPoRAToR


i..uau IS usE. Alb Fully WARRANTED
,ouK's EVAPOEAToR i, .in pie. y't s''i,.
title ~ is construction. II consists IA an rNal
Grating pan Of sheet metal. copper ~ galSani
Ell iron. placed ou rockers with wuo,ir, s.ds
aud divided by lodges ~ To luiin rnu,i'.
uous traverse channel over u heated and r'"'i
ing surface oi tfom 80 10 lsj icci.
Il is estimated that o.uOo o0o gali"ns"i r. ui'
have been manufactured on the ab"vc E,nl"
ratoT IN the past season. We sis" have fln;
tation Pats, adapted To % brick arch. tirru''
aud Pamphlets with full description and l''''.
list. sent To- all applicants.
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Wholesale aud Retail Dealers ia
sEEps. FERTILIZERS AGElTrLTuR RAJ
HARDWARE.
NDCTULEN AGENTS fOK
"BucA, y"" Moving ind Rrapins Marhn"s.
WAGNER celebrated Grain 4 Guauu Drills.
American" Sugar Mills and EvaI,orai"rs
tn" ">wa"r-takcs" Thresh"rs and ,'lrancr-.
Grants train ttadl",.
The celebrated Maryland Wheel Horse
Rakcs.
Montgomery RorkAway Wheat Fans.
The "key-tnu-" Cider Mill.
Hutchinson. Family Wine amd tideT Mills.
a"d e.n"tli -i,' X ct implement. and Mach
merry. embracing nearly every variety an Use.
Tie Joyc Machine have all ni the latest
imrt 'vcm"ni.. aud ar" confidently recolnInrn.
dei the i'"-' 81 the kind Ia thccuuniry.
E'."f.rt"g I'i"', u r',y ~ IT, aGy's H"riH'rY
tr.a, .Aoi. a.,f HarA,a,, Rcpair~i
a. >HORT SoTI'E.
We have In store q large aud carefully select
ed -trc!; ui Garden, Ficl aud Flower Seeds.
which We confidently recommend rs fresh and
genuine. Send for one OF our Seed Ca catalogues,
giving practical directions for planting all va.
ri","s Of Seeds.
- Garden and Flower Seeds forwarded by
Mail. March ., Iss7.-Iy.
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Family Grocery.

lui"rm ilclr oll irirnds ani customer. aud
the public generally. that they keep 90. hand
WINES ANh LlVTORs. IA w,rrd and glass Tor
cured HAMS: the choicest btaudsui FAMILY
Flour; Imperial. ''nnpowdcr. Young lIysnn
aud l.larh Tea. lava. Lasuira and Rio Coilre
l"ai. Crushed. Fulvrrizsd. Clarified aud brown
Sugar nruiua. ''.'"a. Chocolrtc. F4fiii". Rice
flnnf. ~ag.. Yr,-i POWDERS. sarlrn,-. saurc..
r.ekl'. Extract. : lad oil. rurr spi.ss FIG.
Eai-in.. Nmuud'. Cracker. Cheese. i'm" lni
r'it salt. rabl" aud Dairy TO-. SYRUP. S"w
ofl",u- iui sugar ll'i," M0.a...'. Krr".riir.
Luhri.Ii.ut sud Lard oil T"har,., hui,I.;'.
superior Canister Powder. Shot. tam tIp.. A."
Al "i wh,ri w" VIII '"llat'lc mot reasonable
price.
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Miscellaneous.
INTERESTING TO LADIES.

~, fvi'yisHg Estrdcfs arc from Mt ie'iim9hH'
yiiicl sHicy Odh, ~ q a rcccHf case l',ad'dg
i,f,f, n, raifcsf state, fafcHi DHc'.
....... ~ I-ftuf u,,if. Of "a
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FARMERS and ii.l"r- 90" ,.s ,,..,l tliiy r..
ferred {" the ab"V" FERTILIZERS - icing
prepare. 10 th.. beet iu.nnrr. lli"f .ashiy rel
able and "a ever. way cal'ulai.'i ., give uni.
versal -a'i.fA"'I"u They are -xi"nsN Fly
known. being u-.'i with great -n"c.-. during
the pact siS 80 -'v"n t",i. W. ale ruut
dent that all wh" huV ia" ,bu.. Fertilizer.
will r"r"iv" o i"ii t"iutn tt their outlay, n"t
only upon The "r"r nt.umr"'l ;hcr"Wiih. hut
even tor -"y"ri N'sr- tis.n sia-- sud other
after crop
x. :. ErTH 60. Ao,Sr>.
VI. IL Bnwly'- whari.
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GROVER ~ BAKER
ACH IN l., =,

1 u a., Relative Merits a. Compared
i-ih 0ihcr Machine.
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THOMAS MULLIN. Jr.,
COACH MANUFACTURER

No. 50 North 81. aear Saratoga,
BALTiuORE, Nd
TINHOMAs MuLLIN, Jn.. keeps 1RY
"n hand 4 MUANFACTUnEsfe#
10 ORDER. ciRRfigES OE.IZW
EI'ERP DEStRIFTTON.n t hort notice. mad.
~ good workmsn. aud II III" best tuatrrials.
90 REPAIRING lnne "a short notice, aud
IN reasonable tefna Feb ~. tsET Nv
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THE MARYLAND
CANE STRIPPER AND TOPPER

InhHfff hFIObt 70, INt'.
l'r.rr complete. 50. send ioi Ciirnlai
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BTILUING MATERIALS!
BiILUiNG MIIERIALS!'

Ti'!E ATTENTION UF BUILDERS. GAR
l. gENTrEs CONTRACTORS aud al 9TH
"rs Interested ~ a." purchase Of
GE(LHlN', NJ TERItLN!
invited t., u4. " AND LARGE STOCK
ct we'll 80. .ni'.i .,.. we'll finished work. ron.
-'sttng oi
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MILITARY GOOD.S

Swords aud Belts fnr Army aud Navy. Sash
-. Spurs. Buii"n~. Lac.. i'"rd. Navy Lace.
caps. Stars aud Emhrpiirri--. Army fnhr.i.
d~ri-. "i all kin.s. ch-vrnns. bindings. Glnth.
a.. f"ld GLASSES. Pi.i"ls aud Clr,liig"..
March 80 tsg- a.
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ID AFFLr ron a BIRD HOUSE.

4 So I BIRD HOUSE will be- ratified iur rs
~ sp,n a. the .hsgrcs are all taken. due
notice n which will h. sivrn w. the paprfs
chahe' ~ .arh Apply 10
l.. NUa.Lh.
Aug. TIT Tnwsontown,
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THE CONQuER"I
Gram, Seed and Guano Drill.
BlrKFoRp 4 HUFFMAN
. Tub. train brill. $50: with Guan" VT.
,"ut. si?n. rubc l".. So; with Guah"
- MIMI II "a TIIl.. La. Aun l.tn :.
wU.oNEG.S

Fl,iu lir'liss.. with Guam" Attachment '.''''.
sriins and GTass se'l i"wei sli-
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W. IL Bwiy'- whart.
Iuly H.. IsG.. -Iy. Baltimore. Md.
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ing undeniable proofs Of his guilt he was com-
mitted for trial AT the September term, 1855,
ofthe Court OF General Sessions, he was indicted
on a charge OF embezzlement and grand lar
ceny, and on the 18th of the same month he
pleaded not guilty. His trial was set down for
the following Monday, but was on that day
postponed until the ensuing Friday. On Friday
1t was again postponed, Indefinitely, and
greater tribunal than that of man has now
called the criminal to the bar of an unalterable
and unimpeachably just retribution.
Thus closed the shadows of death around
brow shaded through maturity of years with
that honorable frost which of itself commands
respect and Veneration; much more so where
the integrity ana purity of the character has
been preserved through the silvering years rs
chaste and unblemished as the honored grey
tresses.
During his several examinations little was
ever CLEANED concerning the antecedents Of the
now departed man, but 1t was asserted that he
was native of Western New York, and was of
highly respectable family. He had been, at
the time of his detection, in the employ OF the
Phoenix Bank for twenty years and had during
that period been regarded as irreproachablY
honest, though had an examination of his
books been made some years prior to the ulti-
mate exposure, it is believed that they would
have exhibited deficiency. He was of a natu-
rally quiet and unobtrusive tempera-
ment, and this fact of itself would have
served to disarm suspicion had it ever
arose, as in a majority of instances a
de1aulter is fast and dashing man. His bal
ances always appeared on the books scrupu-
lOusly exact, and his peculiar correctness was
attributed to the fact OF his unusual slowness
rather than TO studied attention for the pur
pose of concealing his malappropriations. He
had habit of carelessness in almost every
thing hut the keeping of his books, and upon
entering the counting-room would usually
throw his coat in one place, his nat or gloves in
another, and his loose papers were generally IN
like disorder The only assets of value he pos
sessed at the time of his arrest were few thou
sand dollars worth of shares in petroleum
stock, as he did not keep house, but boarded in
private family in Union place He leaves a
wife, most estimable lady, and four children
to mourn a husband and a parents fatal indis-
cretion.-N Y. Herald.
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said he wished it was all over he getting per-
lectly wild upon the subject. H. ,..,., = ,z.,,-.,
Objected to, and objection sustained.
Witness resumed-His mind was Rot right on the
Cross. examned-H He wished he was dead; previous
to pr 1885, he talked rational upon all subjects but
afterwards he did not knew him In the old country.
1 lived within quarter OF a mile OF where ne was
born. - 80,
for twelve years live Belgrade and Tioga streets;
he has enjoyed good character for peace and quiet
observed change after April, 1885, be was very
much incensed at the outrage committed on his child.
Continued tR our neIt edtu0p.l
COURT OF QUARTER sEssIoNs-Judge Brew
ster- Prison cases were before the court today.
ceny Of Two bushels Of potatoes The owner Of the
potatoes told the prosecuting oeer that he had been
sire TO have the prisoner prosecuted more. There
fore the bill was submitted without evidence, II was
not question as to whether he had stolen the pota-
William Grubb was convicted OF a charge OF the
larceny oftwo pounds OF candles valued at 40 cents
John q. Crawford was charged with frauduently
lug the same. The allegation upon the part of the
he s0ner Wros 10 Sloan sscg Rafs S
chant, No. 81 South Water street, from Charleston,
ties of rosn and requesting Mr. sloan to take the
rosin Immediately upon arrival, and make the best
In these letters he stated that he was in business
Philadeirhia house He stated that he had shipped
OF rice % for o t l6 Sy s@ ao Sd smSS n
very much surprised that the Invoice and bill Of
ladlng OF the cargo hHu not Oeen received.
on the 22d / called agaiu aud produced the Invoice
and bills OF ladiug and asked advance OF $jOOOOO
upon The goods he endorsed the bills of ading to Mr
Soan's order, and received the check But before he
had caShed the check he was arrested.
The captain of the vessel by which these goods
said to have been shipped testified that he arrived In
this port from Charleston in the Sd of May and that
pound OF rosn.
There was no evidence To show that these bills OF
ladng were made In the Jurisdiction of this Court
therefore, conviction upon the first of the in
dictment, charging the making of these Instruments
not pressed for but there appeared TO be sutf-
cient evidence TO induce the Commonwealth to press
for q verd dict upon the several counts charging the
fraudulent issuing of these instruments, Verdict
guilty.
DISTRICT CoURT-Judge stroud.-Chrstian Ems
VS.. Henry Ruth. An action on prOmissory note.
No defense Verdict tor plautiH SlOl70
DISTRICT TCOURT-Judge Hare.-James w. Mar
tin VS.. William Lloyd ana John Crawford. Before
reported On trial.
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and the last words shall utter will be PRAYER TO
Now, my lord in relation TO tue iniormer, Corydan,
VIII make a lew remarks But perhaps before come
that table Of Colonel Kelly aud Of the meetings held
a. his quarters OF his lodgings IN LONDON desire TO
were In London until heard the infOrmer, Massey,
ing at Colonel Keilys; and the other statements that
have been made on oath by him to you, gentlemen OF
"A, -ay, as a dying men-have been totally uniounded,
iation TO the small paper introduced to you, and
brought against me as evidence of my having been
using that oath, desire TO say that that paper was
not taken from my person; I know no person whose
name s On ths paper BeTne' OF Dublin ana those
met them; that paper has been put in for pur-
writing; can also swear never saw it. Yet It is
held In evidence against me. Is this justice: or is
tT1ansgressed the laws, TO suffer the punishment
trumping up case TO take away the life Of a human
being ask for no mercy With my present ema-
It is better that my life should be brought to an
enG ihah IN tnst should qTsg Out s % exist @
lord accept of the verdict OF course my acceptance
now shall close There are many feelings that
actuate me at this moment; In fact these few
disconnected remarks can give no idea of what
desire say to the court have family love as
member the blessings Of my aged mother as Ti her jor
ne last time She then spoke the Spartan mother
IT," This consoles this gives me heart to sub
@ 10 6s y and RSt Coo a w o
dred years He has preserved Ireland, notwithstand
a separate ana distinct nationality. He will also
assist her to retrieve her fallen fortunes and to rise
In her beauty the sister Columbia, the peer OF any
At the conclusion of this speech some sympathetic
applause was manifested IN Court, but was instantly
Mr.. DoRAN's SPEECH.
Chief Justice-HGs the other prisoner got anything
Mr.. Doran said he had not much to add to what had
already been expressed by his fellow prisoner and
STnve npon sworn sehUod The 9 an ner
dan, went on that table and, with smile on his
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FROM ARIZONA.
Reported Massacre of U. S. Troops.
Mules Captured by the Indians.

SAN Francisco, May 13.-The steamer Mon
tana, from Panama, arrived to-day.
The Los Angeles Telegraph says that gem
tleman from Prescott, Arizona, reports the
defeat of a company of United States troops
by the Indians, and that forty men were killed
The Apaches are raiding on the Lapose and
Prescott roads, and have captured forty-eight
mules. They are also reported to have seized
a train of seventy mules loaded with goods.
The wife of Governor Mccormick died sud
denly at Prescott on the Both of April.
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SECOND EDITION
FROM EUROPE BY THE GABLES.
Financial and Commercial Advicea tn
Noon To-day.

LONDON, May l4-Noon.-Consols for money,
%; Erie Railroad shares, 423; Illinois Central,
764; United States Five-twenties 723.
LIVERPOOL, May 4-Noon.-Cotton is some
what frmer. The sales to-day are estimated
at 10000 bales. Uplands, lid; Orleans,
1lsd.
Breadstuffs quiet. Red Western Wheat.
lbs. Cd. Corn, AIS. Sd. Provisions quiet and
unchanged. Produce quiet.
Standard white Petroleum, Is. I'd. Common
ROsin declined to Is. Pig Iron has advanced
to 53s. Cd. Linseed Oil, G39 los. All other
articles are unchanged.
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RABBITS IN AUsTRALIA.-A Melbourne paper
says:-"Eight years ago fourteen rabbits were
turned out in Mr.. Austin's estate of Barwon
Park. The number of progeny shot last year
on this estate was IA, ,253 and in spite of this
destruction, and what goes on outside the
estate, they have swarmed over the neighbor-
ing country, and have been found at oonside-
rable distances around
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Markets by Telegraph.

NEW YORK, May l4.-Stocks strong; Chicago and
Rock Island S9Ja; Reading, 1884; Canton 48 Erie,
6SzS Cleveland and Toledo, 1l3 Cleveland aud Puts
burg, ~ Plttsburg and Fort Wayne 965S; Michigan
Central. l09 Michigan Southern. 6S New York
Central, @% Illinois Central, ll4 Cumberland pre-
Fve.twenties 1852 lOo do 1885, OSIs do 1862 lQ9!s;
issue l064 alhOIhers. 1854 Sterling Exchange IOJA
Gpld
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PRoGREss.-The introduction of iron-clad
ships has caused the "wooden walls" of old
England to tumble. The next step will be to
get rid of the wooden heads that block the
path to Reform.
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BIsMARK AND NAPoIEoN.-The following mot,
attributed to Prince Gortschakoff, is circulating
in the Paris salons:-' 'Bismark keeps Napo-
leon on his legs by boxing his ears, first on
the right side and then on the left"
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NEWS FROM NEW ORLEANS.
THE BANKS AND sUB-TREAsURY IN TRoUBLE--AN
nlPORTANT LEGAL DECISION.
..May 1867

IMPORTANT LEGAL DECISION
NEW ORLEANS, May 13.-Commissioner
from Washington are here to inquire into the
affairs of the National Banks and the Sub
Treasury, respecting which there is some
trouble. Nothing will be lost by the Gov
ernment, however, and depositors will recover
every dollar.
The Supreme Court to-day decided, by a
majority of one that notes for negroes sold
before the war are invalid. The deciSIan in
wolves many millions Of dollars.
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Barque Frank, Lewis, Marseiles, L. L.Westergaard&Co
ScsSs6e tGf%eE GaFeE Ssan
schr ". 6. Farr. Maloy. Providence, Penn Gas Coal
sc6r E. Atkins, Atkins, Milton. g. j. ChristauSco.
schr , y; "A. A., Berkley, Hemminway, Hartford West
Str Diamond State, Talbot, Baltimore, ]. D. Ruof.
ARRIVED THIS MORNING.
steamship Delaware Thompson, from LIVERPOOL
Shin wH mGse etc 70 A. T. Mcaenry Co.
fruit, ETC.. TO Paul Pohl, Jr "''"
with RnsRt oSyS co. r0% 10th MHSsn1Ss ns o
GaTyst9rt Gary @ Reef exchanged signals with ship Union,
D., Brig Amor Olson. days from New York, in ballast
Il, Brig G Paphne. Young days from New York. In bal.
SGhr 9, Mcshane, Hagan. days from Baltimore, in
o SGhr Ge9Egiana e9 Allen 10 days from Bangor with
schE Yankee Blade, CoOmbs, days from Whining
IN 9SnT 6a6d Mafy g. Park Maoy' days from Providence,
schr Minnie. Maxwell, days from Choptank river.
Mo; with lumber to captain.
HSSep SeT IN A 6aIsst RIsTktey ae9Snway days from New
sh sGhT EIsn Etie y Hall M%IoR day from Frederick De
Ds sGhT GlSSytSn Lowber Jackson day from Smyrna
sci schT tF VINES HaSs Il d@ aaTBey Boys,Sa Co.
S%chr % Liberty, Taylor, from Hartford.
se6r as aes spHyeGfy Carroll from Ge9rgetown
Galley RaGadge dSefSS TSm ifS% SeW fgmon'h YOPf
schr ALBERT Fields, from New York
tmgore. With mdse to ]. D. Ruof.
mSrs seA%eE 1eth r Willing Cund Y hours rom Balti
lhore' Win mose and passengers to A. Groves, Jr.
C1rrespondenee Of Lhe Philadelphia Exchange
LEwEs. Del, May 1876 A. M-The ships Admiral
I9G Bremen T j. southaTd, for Antwerp: and barqus
~ JOSEPH LAFETRA
MEMORANDA
ship Oriental, Dunham for Philadelphia entered
OUT at London 29th ult
oSIeS SIesmship ,p Norman Crowe hence at Boston at
Brig James Baker Thompson hence, at Havana 9th
Brig Ellen Anna Blanche. hence forst. John NJ B.,
sehrs Minnesota Phinney, and f. Q. Knight, Fuller,
schr AlexSnderE r. Young. young. for Philadelphia.
sehr n M RSRer etn hence New Bedford nth
schrs Oneida Davis l. b Wales Sa Leach Ann s.
Haley. hence at Boston Ith inst'D,uos.,-,,- inst
9 Cb+ ETsTTSmsn Gibbs for Philadelphia sailed from
New Bedford Ilth inst, and " Went into Newport.
G. sns asSg esa1 mS9y; e vi sims Pnsr9 g Faes
sailed sailed rom Proyqence 18th inst. 'p"''
sSS w ot6 inst 'or sailed from
scsrs Northern Light ireland, E. Doron Jarvis.
Hfndeersop; j. W. Knight Plum o. NJ Petit, CiaTS;
a Providence i2I6 inst. '"iey' OiarK' hencer
sS1 sGhTs Ros, 5 G. Hand Hsnd and L. Chester Gookin.
INST, and sailed next day. f'n
sehr eE Fanny Fern saunders, hence for Pawtucket
g sShrs Sh $. Bright shaw :. W. vanneman. sharp;
e rom Boston; s; CLARK Clark NJ ], Russell, s@ish
lam, Risley from MarbeheAdi and b. A. Sanders
1arroll from Salisbury, all for Philadelphia al
Holmes Hole 18th inst. ."
sohE M. Kinnie: Parsons. for Philadelphia, sailed
rom Providence 18th inst. "
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NEW YORK, May lS:-Arrived steamship Ashland
Norton, frOr1 New Orleans, 'F ~A9n'"nui
Steamship Monterey, Edwards, from New Orleans
SHIP Thornton. Wells, nom Liverpoein
bREqas YldiArls JVhRnnesen, frOm Rio Janelro,
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE,

PORT OF PHILADELPH HI A. MAY IA.
STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THE EVENING TRLE-
GRAPH OFFICE.
"a. M...........65 IL A. NJ M,........7 10 p M z5
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CLEARED THIS MORNING,
barque Frank, Lewis, Marseilles, L.Westergaard&Co
Schr ]. j. Spencer Fleming, Cardenas, Captain
Schr J. Q. McShsne, Hager, Washing gton, Lathbury,
schr ~ G. Farr, Maloy, Providence, Penn Gas Coal
schr ]. G. Atkins, Atkins Milton, g. J. CbristianSco
Schr Chief, Townsend Indian river ]. L. BewleytSCyo
moreland Coal Company. ."e''-
Str Diamond state, Talbot, Baltimore J. d. Ruoff
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COURT OF OYER AND TERMTNER-Judges
Allison and Pierce - William b. Mann, District
Attorney; II. Bradford Dwight, Assistant District
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'onaI Marine NeiOs zee 7hfy.1i pol
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-25

n. & c. RAILROAD, Jan. o. -95 bales
cotton, 65 bags cotton yarns, is sacks dried
fruit Sc bales rags, l sack coffee, box, 8
bales sacks, rolls and bag leather,
rolls bagging, 5 coils rope, car spikes,
l pkg saddlstrees, hlf bbls lard, copper
pump, 5 boxes mdse, beer barrels, II
cotton BASKETS, and several lots sundrics.
T. 81 a. RAILROAD, Jan. 24.-l4S bales
cotton, Dbl -four, bag dried fruit, bag
and l box rags, . boxes mdse, l Dbl eggs,
l 67kin butter.
l.. 4 n. RAILROAD, Jan. Ill car hogs,
3 cars mules, bbls -four, 10 bbls rye aour,
2 bales sheetings 70 rolls leather, boxes
glass, boxes mdse, G boxes dry goods, :
boxes boots, 5 boxes shoes, casL, Dbl, 2
boxes glass, 4 bbls liquor, oask china,
boxes hardware, % bundles horse collars,
3 bags gunnies, 4 boxes glassware, 10 boxes
cheese. ? bbls crackers.
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soathern Cotton markeaa.

MosILK, Jan. 2. ?. N.-Salea l.250 bales and
closing dull Prices are easisT than yesterday
middling sl1Sc. Receipts Of cotton last week.
sos balea, Received previously. rs. $50 kz-
ported last wesk, 1874. Exported previously,
sg.56l. Stock on hand, T5,lG0 bsles.
CHAELrsTnE. Jan. q P M.-C0tt0n destined
1zc Sales 500 bales. Middhag s2tk&55c.
SavAEzAH, Jan. 2 ?. 8-Cotton duh and
nominal. Middling S18ssc.
AUGUSTA Ga, Jan. 22.-Cotttn. lsaias Of TO
bales 81 Sic for mlddiinR. The market tat and
irregular. Receipts rs bales,
MAc0E, Ca. Jan, Z2-Thers vas brisk IN
uuiry for good cotton this morning ct 25e with
little Offering. The noon dispatches quoting
decline 10 Liverpool and New aork chsekSd the
demand, and sales eoala not be effected in the
afternoon 81 over q -, at which nERrs the mar
kef closed.
CoLUNsUs, Ga, Jsn. 2l.-0islr market wac duh
to-day ind In some ingtances decline y a. sub~
mittea %. bat generally prices Wefe unchanged
GRIM Ca, Jan. The market has i'm
proved semeWhat since oar last euotatiqns. Sales
Eere made yesterday az III Market brisk.
M0ETaoHEBy. Ala. Jsn. d.-BuEiness was Re-
strictsd to-day. but low lots changed hands /;
factors gsrs asking higher rates. We quote the
market activs and firm al ZstzG15zc FOR raid
ding. buyer paying tax.
MENsHha, Tenn, jan 2i.--IRe market to-day
opened quiet ana steady, with a fair inquiry
Holdera we're holdinF lrn ard asking fur BFiceB.
Transactions for the day were small. With mid
ding SO s059E3l9<c: low milling IL El3Lg 50c /,
strict miidlinE IT SSS35Lc.