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y. & d. RAILROAD, Feb. SO bales
cotton, > bbls -four; stove and pipe
l.. Il n. RAILROAD, Feb. 5.-l car
stock cars mules . cars horses; % bbls
coal oil 69 bbls -four; 8 bbls clover seed ;
20 bales gunnies; Is boxes dry goods II
boxes merchandise II rolls Of leather :
boxes soap; 3 boxes gas fixtures; 8 bbls
clover seed 10 boxes glass G. boxes hard
ware; boxes shades 3 boxes hats ] box
book: box monldings 5 clocks 5 bbls
aud boxes crackers IS step ladders; 10
boxe- tobacco; 3 boxes drugs 6 bbls sud
half bbls sugar G bundles paper boxes
tools: 20 boxes cheese suudriss
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Cedar Pests and Fencing Lumber.
cornoroi Crawford and North Summer streets.
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For Cairo, ~. Louis, Memphis and
New Orleans.
0lHE SPLENDID PASSENGER ~ -
i Steamer. NASHVILLE, WILEY La!s5aI4Its
Sims, Master. JOHNNY HARPER, -
Clerk will leave as above on THURSDAY, the
18th inst, at o'clock P. NJ
For freight or passage apply on board, OF to
C0RBErT Il BOYD, Agents
tE" Al and AZ Front street.
w. A. PEBBLES, or
feb6 -2t HARRISON i SONS. Agents
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nv the River.

STEAMER TYRONE FROM CAIRo.-13l
sacks coffee 60 bbl raolasses; 6S hhds SUI
gar; tons bar iron 1916 sacks of corn,
400 bundles hides; 80 bags salt; so bags
meal IS bbls oranges; Is bags rye; sun
dries.
STEAMER J. l.. GRAHAM FROM UPPER
CUAmERLANDIl24l sacks corn; So bags
wheat; % bags oats; bags fruit; 5 bags
feathers; q bales cotton; ] box jeans; Il
casks, boxes and lS4 pieces bacon; 9
packages lard; a bbls oil; bbls molasses;
, bbis potatoes; II packages household
goods; . coops Of turkeys.
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WHITE Pine Flooring manufactured by
knight Bro =. on Rolling Mil Hn for sale at
reduced prices Office. No ~ Church street
nova
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EacheIor'~ Hair Bye.-Phi. splepd

RacheIOr's Hair Dye.-Phis splendid
Hair Dye IL the best in the world. The only
s.s and perfect DIe-Hsrmless. Reliable. In-
stantaueous. No disappointment. No ridicu-
laus tiuts. Natural Black OF Brown. Remedies
the 40 effects OF Bod DB-s. Iuvigorates the hair
leaving 20 son sud beautiful The genuine is
signed W,lhHm 4. Bsicle'or. All Others are
mere limitations, and should he avoided Sod
b. all Druggists and Portumers Factory 81
Barclay street. New NtTk lde32a-ly
Seasoned POPLAR Tatnber. corner
Crau ford aai North Summer streets III
buy Your Coal. the best quality Peacock,
at p North Cherry streets 20 per load Of n
bushels. delivered janlo-u
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BuIIdIHg Lumber Of all kinds. corner or
Crawford ami North Summer streets. If
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DISMISSED FOR DIsoRDERLY CONDUCT.
Edward Negley aud Robert Powers,
city policemen Of the night police, were
dismissed on yesterday by the Mayor and
Police Committee for drunkness. The rules
in this regard are very strict, and il is the
determination Of our worthy Mayor and
the committee, that in no circumstances
whatever, will unworthy men he retained
on the police force.
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THE following persons were sent 10 the
Peniteniiau from Mawy county last week
Lewis Foster f. m, G., dealing pork-threc
wears, Alex. Ross, E. M. C., stealing pork
four years; Thos. Gary, E. m. c., stealing
live hog-one year; Henry Smith, f. m. c.,
dealing liusey cloth, one Thomas. Blank
ship white man. highway rohhcry-four
wears Charley Davidson, gone 60 the Su-
preme Court for trial There are eleven
remaining in Jail.
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DELICIOUS - Those Shrewsbury at
Hemphill's, on Church street, are certainly
delicious. They are received IN small
kegs daily, and can be had only at our
clever and good-looking friend's The
finest ale la the city always on hand, IA
which department Bart. politely attends to
the wants of customers
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COMMITTED 10 jan FOR HoRsE STEAL
INa.-James Hancock, formerly of sum
ner county, who was convicted of horse
stealing AZ the last term Of the Montgomery
county circuit court was put in our city
isil on Monday evening, by the sheriff OF
that county. lie was sentenced 10 thirteen
years in the penitentiary, but hes appealed
90 the Supreme Court. hence his transfer
to this city.
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-Court met at nine
O'Clock, A. NJ, Judge. NJ. NJ. Brien, presi-
ding. The FIRST case called was Hickman
VS.. Bates. This case has been on the files
for over twelve months, and is suit fcr
damages to the amount Of SIS, 900, for the
arrest Of the plaintiff in Huntsville, Ala.
bama, by the eK-Cohfederate authorities
during the war. The defendant was allowed
time to file pleas, etc, and the case was re-
manded to the appearance docket, and will
stand for trial at the May term Of this court
The remainder Of the day was consumed
in empanneling and swearing a jury, and
examining witnesses in the case Of Cantrell
W. Sloan. This il an action Of unlawful
entry and detainer, and was argued at the
January term, 1866, but no verdict was
agreed upon, consequently q new trial was
granted. Ii will probably occupy the en-
tire day to-day
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A. J. DoUGHERTY.-This gentleman who
70 distinguished himself a. the war cores
pendent and ottache Of the Louisville
Journal, called on ms yesterday. He IS
now connected with that live and energetic
paper the Louisville COuTTer. He leaves
the city this morning on a trip for the pa
per, the interests Of which will be safe in
lis hands.
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Micro Row IN rur 10TH WARD. Two
negroes named Farris and Spencer created
q general row in the 10Th ward, near the
penitentiary on Monday evening, in which
the better.half of one Of the parties was
involved The entire party was before
Esquire Wilkinson on yesterday, who ex-
acted from them two dollars each and costs
FOR the ofiense
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RAILROAD TIVE TABLE.

EAsBvfILEANDE oRTHwEsTFRE RAILROAD
Passenger Trains.
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To Marry or not 60 Marry Why
Not2 Serious Reflections for Young Men. in
Essays Of the Howard Association, on the Physi-
ologsal Errors. Abuses and Diseases induced by
ignorance Of Natures Laws in the first age Of
man. Sent in sealed letter envelopes. free Of
charge, Address, DR.. J. SKILrN HoUGHToN,
Howard Association, Philadelphia. Pa.
On
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PUr IN THE PENITENrIARY FROM
MONTGOMERY COUNTY. - The sheriff Of
Montgomery county, brought 10 this city
and put in the penitentiary four negro
Iaea from that county, on yesterday. They
are sentenced for larceny, on terms Of from
three TO FIVE years
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New York Yesterday as follows:
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COMMITTED ANp DISCHARGED 1t will
be- remembered that . man named Smuh,.
ada, Plumh or Hasey vs. sent to i7il uu-
der miiiimus from Esquire Wilkinson on
the ID inst, he having been taken for his
brother, whose real name T. Alexander
Smithy, with sll has alia-ez, il appears. Wa
not the guilty party. lie was released on
Yesterday by Mr.. Joseph Cheslhsu,. ,hjel
of the police detective.
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Corner Union and Cherry ST., opposite
Bank of Tennessee. bankers, and
Dealers in Gold, silver, GOvOrn-
naenf Stocks, Compound Interest
Notes, land Warrants and Southern
hank Notes,
CLOSING PRICES THIS DATE.
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LADIES PEARL.-This excellent and
tasteful monthly, edited by Rev. James
Halsell, Is delayed this month by the paper
not arriving in time Cor its publication. IN
future we are assured that it will appear
promptly on the FIRST day Of each month.
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DRUNK oS THE STREET Henry Alley,
John A. Sewers ant&homas Bennett were
arrested last night by policemen Hawkins
Bean and Toney and placed in the lock
np. Their cases viii he heard before his
Honor. the Recorder, this morning
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4 MEETING Is called 10 be held ON the
first Monday la March az Columbia. for
the purpose Of rsyiying the Maury Count,
Agricultural society. ID l. good move
and should be followed hy other counties
The Legislature might also proGtsbly con
slider the revival OF State aid 60 all such
s0eitt,r-
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Seasoned POPLAR T.atnber. corn
ErLulnrI asl Nnrih Summer sireal.
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THos. s. MARR. Pres't. Ia. TARBor, Cash r
NATIONAL SAVINGS, COMPANY.

Corner Union and College Streets.
The following are the rates paid for uucuTTeut
money. These quotations are Liable 90 uctuats but
may be depended on a sufficient length Of time for
remittances to be received by mail express II for
warded without delay.
H.,rol.
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SPECIAL NOTICES..

French BrOthers, No. Broad street,
continue to sell their large stock of Iron, Nails,
Belts. Nuts Washers. Hinges Vices Anvels.
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-wheel Freight Cars, price $3.50 each.
and platform tract, scale, % feer, capacity 90
tons, price $3.50. feb6-tf
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EDGEFIELD AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
Arrive at Nashville AL. ..-....-.S-95 A. n
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A LoDGE Of the Order Of Odd Fellows
was organized at Mt Pleasant ON last Sat
nrday, when the following officers were
eLecled and installed Jas. w. Hagan. n.
e.; Chas. A. Douglas, V. G.; T. H. Nixon,
Secretary: Jas. Pullem, Treasurer.
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he Sure and so t. q. Rice a Co.'S No. 50
College street, and get Goods at and below Cost,
as their business will be closed by the 18th Of
February ian22-tf
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MIN

Ia this city. on the 5th int. Mr.. s,R,H g..
wife Of l. n Spain.
The friend aud acquaintance of the family
are rrspccitu lb invited % attend her funeral
from the residence ou Broad street West Nash
vile. th,a evening at O'Clock. Service by the
Rev, 4. l.. 4 Green
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FALSE ALARM or FRE.-The FIRE alarm
last night just after eight o'clock was caused
by the ringing Of the bell Of the steamer
Tyrone, which was taken for fire bell,
and the general alarm was given.
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A MsrAKF IN REaARn 40 ACcoNNo-
uAuoSs.- Near thrre weeks since We pub.
lishrd ihe fact ;hat the we'll known and
universally popular Stedman Hou-e had
changed hands II j. now Ia charge "a.
Messrs. Vile & Co. We know Mr.. MiIe.
well-he has accommodation superior ia
any establishment Of the kind ia the city
il Is the Delmonico 81 Nashyille-ths
Continental Of the Sauhwesi.
The new propriet1r- understand their
business thoroughly, and al gentlemen will
be there entertained socially aud geuially
ai any time by lhe new proprielors.
Books aHd.stationery.
Newspapers and Magazine. Cor sale bv Jno
loTk, 50 Union 81. jan l-3m
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FOreIen Markets.

LIVERPOOL. Feb. 5. noon.-Cotton opens dull
and irregular az l41Ed.
LONDON. Feb. 5. nOOn.-COnsOls advanced to
90 ll-l6 for money; Erie advanced to S9l4; h-2j's
unchanged
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THE ATH Il NE u NJ,
COLUMBIA. TENN
A school FOE Young LADIES
Mrs. =. g. SMITH, Principal.

VIHE WINTER EXAMINATION or This
4 School Is appointed 70 be held on HhuFs-
day. January 3ist. aud close With CgneeFf Of
Vocal ana instramental Aasie n night. The
friends aud patrons a the AthenRum ere ~
Fpectiuit5 inf ted to attend-
The Spring Session coast1suces On ihossaiay +,
February tgh. New pupils will naait greatly to
their infSfesf be present on Of before the open
inR day.
The Athenaum Offers gerry great advantages to
ygung ladies desiring good. thorough ind hnish-
ei education We employ teacheFs II the high
est order Of talent and are prepared % e.Fs in
struction in al the branches nsualytenght 10 rsf
class Female schools. We have one of the iarg-
est and best selected Libraries % be found ia
eny similar institution. % which all the pupils
have daily aecess. A complete set Of Chemical
aBd Philosophical Apparatus. and. In fact. all
the necessary aids for inparting Instruction
New pupils feceiv Cd AZ any time. and charged
emily FROM date q entrance. Board and English
Tuition per Session u Eve calendar moflths. are
snly from $40 10 SIS.
CiFculars aud other Information fngnished b.
addressing ROB ID. SMITH,
ianiS- dkWim Secretary.
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Yellow Pine Flooring, atlow prices. cor
ner OF Crawford and North Summer SITS. If
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Az eligible front portion of an office on Church
street, in the Maxwell House, can be obtained
by applying at this Office, or at No. 70 Church
street. next door to the Masonic Hall febl If
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Joseph Cheatham, Chief Of
the Detective Police, has made arrange
ments 10 remove his Office from the Public
Square 10 Cedar street, where henceiorth,
he or some Of his men will be always
found
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uplands Fleur in better deaaand. and 10e 25e
higher-S9 25&i0 10 for superfne State and
Wsstern $40 50a1i 50 for extra Western; Sll 20
@Sl2 for shipping brands and extra roRnd hoop
Ohio; and Sl2 l0@l2 40 for trade brands. Wheat
2d3c better-S2 10 for No. Milwaukee. 81 IS for
No. 2 do, and s. Is for white Canada. Corn le
better-Sl ll6l II for mixed Western. Sugar
l0@101Ec for Cuba. and He for Porto Rico.
MOlqezpe-SS, for n pv Orleans
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The Insuranca RusIness.


The numbers of disastrous fires occurring
in this country during the past year have
made heavy drafts on the insurance compa-
mics. We see by the latest information
from the Eastern cities, that many Of the
latter have been compelled to go into liqui
dation, while, with some of the oldest and
staunchest, it has required great exertion
to meet their losses
Abiding to this subject, the hsltraRce
Reporter, Of Philadelphia, says:
just now the advancement Of rates has
caused a revolution in the insurance bust
ness in this city, which the insured would
do well TO inquire into. There is consid-
cradle underwriting, and some agents are
too prOT to take risks at less than the
regular increased tariff Let il be under
stood that the failure and closing up of so
many companies has been caused by an
over desire to do business by taking risks
much below the regular rates. Let the
insured consider this matter we'll, and in
placing an insurance with company be-
low the rate charged by others, he may be
standing in his own light, and be insnring
in company which will wind up and not
pay its losses promptly. Insurance is net
a commodity to Re peddled out indiscrimi-
nately, nor are insurance policies to be
struck off to the highest bidder. Let an
intelligent insuring community then, UNI
derstand that to pay losses, adequate rates
must be received by those companies, and
as the ratio of losses has increased wonder
fully within the past few years, let the rates
paid be also increased, that companies may
be enabled to act honorably and promptly.
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Roots and SHOES cheap az 20 Pub

boots and shoes cheap az 20 Public
square In consequence Of a contemplated
chanre in ny business. / ODER the best selection
Of Boots and Shoes nj greatly reduced prices.
The bnyer-be he consumer or u merchant
will surely profit by examining my stock Of
goods before supplying himself ! ana quite IN
earnest o. give bargains. Max. L. GUrTHASN.
sepG-tf No. ~ Public Square
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Choice Roll Butter.-Just recei

ahOice hOfI HUtIeF.-Just received az
ToTTES's large supply Of choice Goshen and
Western Reserve Butter, in packages of twenty
Eve. fifty and one hundred pounds, at prices &C
cording to quality and quantity of purchase.
No. 2S College street. Nashville. Ifebj-4t
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New York stock and kEOney Market.
NEW IoRE. Feb. Mooney easier. st COZ per
cent. on cali. Sterling exchange hrmer at 81
$50 for gold " FIRST class balls. Gold 6rmer.
but the market is irregular and unsettled. open
ing a. ia, advancing to l3st I. and closing AZ
~. Government stOeks are more active. aud
.Gas better Freights to Liverpool easier.
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CRIMINAL CoURr.-State Of Tennessee
vs.. c. G.. Harrison, murder, continued for
want of time, the defendent giving bond in
the penal sum Of S60OO
State vs.. Ben. Furgurson, oolored, for
lanceny-verdict guilty-sentence ten days
in the county Jail.
State vs.. Jack Moore, aiios Flying Jack,
larceny-vedict guilty-sentence eight
years in the State penitetiary.
State W. Smith Mckinney, murder, con-
tinued upon the defendent giving bond in
the sum Of 5000.
WE-T NASHVILLE STREET RAILROAD
4 meeting Of the Commissioners Of the
West Nashville Street railroad took place
yesterday afternoon, at the Chamber Of
Commerce. The following gentlemen were
elected a Board Of Directors:
w. r. Elliston, John NJ. Bass,
Sam'l Watkins, Joseph w. Allen,
John III. Williams, T. A. Atchison.
W. H. Gordon.
The Board was organized, and W. r.. FL
liston elected President.
We are informed that it is the intention
Of the Board to put the road under contract
and complete it at an early day.
DELEGATES TO ST. LoUIs.-The follow
ing gentlemen have been appointed by the
Chamber Of Commerce delegates to the
River Improvement Convention which
meets at ST. Louis on the y inst:
II. T. Massengale, H. H. Harrison,
W. w. Totten, Isaac Litton,
c. NJ. Briggs, J. NJ. Smith,
Geo. W. Dsrden, G. F. Akers,
Albert {. Roberts, X. A. Allison.
The Nashville and Cairo packet will
take the delegation 10 Cairo and back free
Of charge. At Cairo the railroad will take
charge Of them on the same terms; and
St. Louis proposes to make them her guests
during their stay. A pleasant time is in
store for them.
DR.. BLAcKIE's READIHGs.-The first Of
the series Of twelve readings by Dr. G. S.
Blaclie, on the English and American Clas-
sics, was delivered on last night in the
basement Of Christ Church, corner Of
Church aud High streets. The proceeds Of
these readings are TO be applied, as an
nounced on yesterday, to the re-roofng Of
the edifce. We can assure our readers
that a rich intellectual feast is afforded 10
all who attend DR.. q is one Of the most
cultivated gentlemen Of our city, and in
these readings both the power Of elocution
and the discrimination Of good taste are
exercised
We insist that our friends attend, as
well for their own edifcation az for the
commendable object contemplated by the
readings
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w. e. Wnrd,s SEMINAR for Youn "

w. r. Wards Seminary for YOun Y
Ladies', No. Is Spruce street.-The Spring Ses-
sion will open on MONDAY. the llth Of Feb
ruary. Parents wishing their daughters thor
oughly educated are invited to consider the
merits Of this School 10 its Departments Of lite
nature, Languages, Painting and Music.
jan3l-lW
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Gold opened in New York yesterday at
1873, was 1879 at 1l:SO, and closed at
1868 at 4 P. NJ. The rate here was l35
buying and 1861 selling.
Government securities were quoted in
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Chicago Market.

CsIcAGo. Feb. 5-Floar active ard a shade
frmer Wheat in good demand-NO. . 81 50
No. l nominal. Corn steady AT s@s{c Oats
steady. Provision market continues dull with
out change. Mess pOrk-holderS ask SO 80 and
BUYERS offer SIS 50TIS 20
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THE CITY.

OPENING AND CLOSING OF THE
Maus--FEBRUARY Ist.--OGieisl.
CLOSES. OPENS
First Northern.
second Northern.
HOO A. r. "
v,f,-sr washington and Southern VIA
Chattanooga.
1000 midnight. 500 A. b.
SECOND Washington and southern via
Chattanooga
s.0l D. r. 81
Decatur. Memphis and New Orleans
FdgeGela and Kentucky r. II.
,7ro,, 4. ................. 1000 A. 81.
Northwestern n. n.
2.0l p. g......-....... a. a.
Lebanon via Stage.
1oO0 =. NJ
ThOmRsvIIIe via Stage.
100 Tuesday Sis P. NJ
IOrdan's store VIA Stage.
Monday 1900 P. ~
Wednesday DO ....--'-'.'-''-''''''''' 90
Friday do ----'----'''''''---'-''' Nv
OGice Hours.
From A.Nto6P. Sundays. : 10 3 A. NJ
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Cincinnati sanrkeI.

CTNCNSATI, Feb, Flour more sctiye, but
prices not higher. Shperhne. g 75a 10 IS; trade
and fancy brands. SllGll co. Wheat Grmer and
IN good demAnd-s2 0l@2 90 for spring and
winter Corn IN demand and the market firm
a6657c for ear. Go for shelled in elevator. and
sc in sacks Oats hrtn-5lg a2c Rye. 81 ~.
80 for middling. Provisions frmer. Mess
pork. se0 59a2I. Gold l37slS7l<. Exchsnee
steady and frm.
New York Market
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ST. Louis Market.

ST. Louis. Feb. Tobacco more active. at
81 1902 az for Tugs. Gotten dull. at 35c for
middiing Flour more active, but the demand
is chiefly for low aud medium grades. Superfne
is quoted at s. 5O6l0; extra, SO 509l0 IS dou-
bic extra. 81 50dlS g.; choice extra. Sl4614 p.
Wheat. g % for prime spring. and2 Is for prime
and S4G SIC for white Oats Csc Whisky, So p
40 %
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4 Sure Pile Cure.-DR. HuEERT's PLE
INSTRUMENT positively cures the worst cases Of
piles. Sent by mail on receipt Of 81 Circulars
free Sold by Druggists. Agents wanted every
where Address J. Il. RoN,rvr. Manager. No
$50 Broadway New York lnoy17-3m
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selling ont az New York Cost.

Seiuus Out tt New AofA NOst-
To close business, we are positively closing
out at New York cost prices our stock OF Fine
Groceries, Wines. Brsudies, Havana and Do
nestle Cigar. PANDoLFINI & RtvA,
jau1O II North Cherry street
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-02-06

Also the highest price paid for all kinds OF
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