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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-02-08
RrArr1rr1. WrArHER AND RrAr-

BEAUTIFUL WEATHER AND BEAUTIFUL
PRoArFNADERs - yesterday was through
ont another one Of those days which was
calculated TO make the heart glad, aud in
fuse buoyancv and an elasiicy Of spirits.
Il looked more like the early springtime
than the early part ofthe lastmontho Of winter.
The merry sun shine danced on the pave
ment and glistened cheerfully through the
windows aud aperturea The air was soft
and gentle, lacking only the howery fra
GRANGE 10 make il an April day.
Our streets and thoroughiares were filled
during the day with lovely promenadeFa,
dressed in tasteful costumes enjoying the
pleasant weather, gaily walking and talk
ing in groups, or shopping. No city can
boast of lovelier ladies or more gallant
men than Nashville. And il has been
long since we have seen them show of 10
better advantage than on yesterday. May
they ever have the same happy hearts and
smiling faces 10 greet with his coming y
the morning sun that blessed them on yes
terday. We hope for a continuance of the
pleasant weather, and It's full enjoyment by
the promenaders who have so plentiously
graced streets during the past two days.
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PROFANITY ON THE STREETs.-In walk
ing the streets, especially after nightfall,
we often hear the most blssphemous oaths
uttered, apparently in casual conversation,
and not in the heat Of passion. Of all
common habits, profane swearing is the most
pointless and useless, and the oaths blurted
out on the sidewalks crate harshly enough
upon the ear, and yet we can scarcely walk
a square along the central part of the
city without hearing them repeated.
These thoughts were suggested by pass
ing a man on last night, near the corner Of
Cherry and Union streets, swearing quite
boistrously, a couple Of companions Chin
ing in, but on q lower key. One ofour eff
cient city officers approached him, when the
blasphemons confusion ceased and the
party dispersed.
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n. & D. RAILRoAD, Feb. 7,--4l7 bales
cotton, 162 sacks corn, cars lumber.
n. & C. RAILROAD, Feb. Us bales
cotton, 80 sacks coffee, cars coal, 10 kegs
soda, 6 kegs shot, 2 bbls and kegs sugar,
2 bbls liquor, sundries.
L. & n. RAILROAD, Feb. Ill car
horses, 5 cars mules, cars cattle, car
hogs, car and 927 sacks corn, car hay,
40 boxes axes, 50 boxes dry goods, so bbls
apples, % bundles saddle-trees, 4 bbls lin
seed oil, 1872 bbls fiour, bbls hominy, 20
bundles horse collars, crates and hhds
cabbage, Is bbls clover seed, % packages
and IS eads tobacco, 80 sacks coffee, 10
bbls whisky, boxes shoes. Is boxes cheese,
10 bbl7 seed, , tierces rice, sundries
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RIVER NEWS.
ARRIVED.
Nothiag.
DEPARTED.
Fea N,sbv;lIa s,, ca;ra

Nothiag.
DEPARTED.
Fe5. Nashville, for Cairo.
Louisa, for Evansville
The river commenced falling slowly YES.
terday, with six and half feet water on
Harpeth Shoals. The weather was de-
lightful.
The Nashville got of for Cairo with a
kair trip.
The Talisman, her colleague, win be mp
to-day and leave for Cairo at o'clock, P.
NJ. Saturday.
The RoWena will depart fog Cincinnati
to-day. She is a splendid boat, and
passengers will hnd her 10 all respects com
Portable.
The Tempest, which left Louisville be-
fore the Rowena. has not yet arrived. The
following paragraph from the New Albany
Ledger explains the cause of her delay:
I'VE learn that the Tempest was lying al
Cannelton on Monday, with 4 hole stove
IN her htftl, and four teet water IN her. The
hole had been stopped, and the wafer was
being pumped ont
The Louisville Courier Of Yesterday says:
The falls are now navigable for the
heaviest boats to either ascend or deeend,
and falls pilots will have bat little 10 do.
as light boats go without them.
The river was full of formidable ice yea
terday, which was a serious impeliment TO
navigation. Some of il was as hard as a
aint, and perfectly clear, solid, and of a
blush cast, evidently from some mountain
stream. All the gorges of ice have been
broken up, including the hitherto impassa-
Bile barrier at Wheeling, and a portion Of
which has nc doubt arrived here.
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Exchange on New York was taken at
discount and sold at par
Nothing was done 10 uncarreht money.
Bank of Tennessee vas very quiet and Asa
4sc was the most that dealers would pay.
Union and Planters Bank notes continued in
good demand The former was bought at
s5c and the latter at Sac
Southern Bank notes were duh and at the
advertised rates
Nashville Corporation checks were
dali at 90cin the dollar
Tennessee bonds sold in New York on
the I'd inst as follows; $4,000 ex. coupons
at 6S3e and SIC, 900 at 69se; and on the
4th, S23, 900 ex. coupons at 64e, $4,000 at
644c, $4,000 new at 64c, $4,000 at &c.
$50 900 at 63lc, $4,000 old at SIC, $1,000 ex.
coupons at GAZE, $4,000 at 64sc, and SlO,-
600 new at 634e
There seems to be little doubt now that
the contraction of $4,000 600 per month
which the Secretary of the Treasury is re-
quired by law to make, will be suspended
for perhaps an indefinite period. The fol-
lowing letter extract from a letter from
Mr.. McCulloch to the Finance Committee
Of the Senate, is in proof that ne is not only
willing to remove this cause of anxiety TO
the great interests of business-from the
prosperity of which alone the government
can hope to realize its required and esti-
mated reyenues-but earnestly Endorses the
the employment by the Banks of an extra
hundred millions Of lawful money eertif-
Gates of deposit with the treasury, to take
the place Of the Compound Interest Legal
Tender Notes, falling due this year and
next, thus promptly removing another
source of concern in regard to hasty con-
traction. Mr.. McCulloch writes as follows
These gentlemen Messrs. Jay Cooke, Gov
Smyth and other Bankers will present the drafts
of an act to provide for funding Compound In
terest Notes held by National Banks in certit-
Gates bearing per cent interest, which may be
held by National Banking Associations as part
of their reserve of lawful money. This PROPOSE
ton meets with my entire appreciation. 1t will
relieve me from all anxiety on account Of the
them in such way as not to derange the bust
ness and finances of the country. l commend 1t
to the consideration of the Finance Committee,
and hope they will report fayorably upon II with
out delay"
These evidences of practical reversal,
for some time to come, of the whole policy
Of immediate contraction, (if indeed, the
Secretary ever designed to make itrigorous,
much less oppressive,) will tend, first, to
relieve the spring trade of the suspense felt
for six or eight weeks past both by domes-
tic manufacturers and the importing and
jobbing merchants. Secondly, they will
facilitate the funding of the 7-30 currency
obligations Of the treasury so essential, be-
eause Of the magnitude of the sum total, to
the very first serious step in the direction
ofspecie payments. Thirdly, and most i'm
portant of all to the government ITSELF they
will give new life to the collection of the
revenues ofthe treasury.
The exports of specie from New York to
foreign ports last week amounted to $685.
09S. The following will show the total ex-
ports from JAN l to Feb. ? in the years
noted
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IMPROVEMENT AT TIE ST. CIoUD
HorE.--It Is O. source Of gratifcaiiou 10
know dat this old and popular hotel is
soon 90 be re-opensd in magnificent style
under the management Of different land.
lords from those who have laiterly been
conducting H. Very many. and much
needed improvements have been made in
the establishment since it close. short
time since The premises and apartments
have been thoroughly cleansed. Every
room in the house is being renovated. and
The grates Of the frePiaoes repaired. The
Office and sitting ROOM have been re-
papered IN handsome style, while the
capacious dining room II being pat ID ex-
oellent trim. When all the Improvements
contemplated are finished. which will be
very soon, the So. Cloud will be a highly
attractive place Of resort, and possess a1pe-
ri0T accommodations We hope the new
proprietor will find the large outlay ard
investment he IL making remnnerative. IA
we know the design IL 20 furnish frsi-ossss
accommodation for the travelling public.
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w. T.. wards Seminary for Young
Ladies'. No. IS Spruce street.-The Spring Ses-
sion will open on MONDAY. the 1lth Of Feb
ruary. Parents wishing their daughters thor
oughly educated are invited to consider the
s.of this School in its Departments Of Lite
nature, Languages, Painting and Music
ian31-In
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An the figures given in this article repressn t
only the foreign cost in gold, freight aud duty
unpaid. The trade during the month has been
dull and, for this reason, On unusually large pro
portion OF the goods have been wareh0used.
WITH an import Of about twelve millions last
month less than niRemillions were thrown upon
the market while last year Of FIVE weeks i'm
ports. exceeding fifteen millions, fourteen and a
half millions were marketed
The Augusta GA ConstifatioHalist Of the
9th inst. SAYS "Domesiies are in continued
good demand Augusta Factory; /, Is A,
20; Drilling, %; MontoaT Shirtings and
Sheetings, p cents; Stripes, 80 cents
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New York stock and Money Market.
NEW YORK, Feb, Stocks strong since the
call Of 5-20s coupons. 49, 1857: '94. 1861; '65.
l0l54; 1905 1913; W. L. AZ: n. Y. e. 1929
Erie l9;s; Reading 1895; NJ. G. SO: NJ. s. "A
/. e. ll454; C. x P. 81 Money &c; Sterling %.
st. LOuis Market.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. Tobacco unchanged Cot
ton nominal. middling 29G30c Wheat I'M
changed. Corn. mixed, 75c; yellow, 7Sc; white,
S39S4. Oats heavy and dropping at 66g67c.
Provisions are in large demand and packers
have scarcely enough bacon out of smoke to sup
ply orders. Mess pork, S19 5000 50; prime
mess, $500. Bulk meats, clear sides, 1l1461I1S;
shoulders, loose Sc; sugar cured hams l5c; can
vassed do, l6c. Lard sitter at 1l1Sc; prime ket-
tie 13l4Gl315. Whisky held at 81 2S with very
little in market.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, Feb. Flour in good demand,
but prices unchanged. Superfne, SO 75@10 IS
trade brands Sll 00@l1 IS; fancy brands, SAC
" 4se2 Al. Corn active al, 71978 IN elevator;
56g57c in ear. Oats frmer, No l. 52G53. Whisky
frmeT and in demand at 25c in bond. Cotton
unchanged, and firm at 2915cG30c for middling.
M ess pork SO so. Bulk meats not fully cured,
914qO1s. Lard l214c. Gold, 1871. The money
market is quite easy at 81 per cent.
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 6, noOn.-The cotton market
quiet: sales probably 1000 bales; prices remain
unchanged; middling uplands l412d.
LONDON, Feb. 6, noon.-COnsOls quoted 9OlId;
5-2Os, 723s Illinois Central, 81; Erie 394.
New York Market.
NEw YORK. Feb. 6.-Cottonis a shade firmer
middling uplands, 33c. Flour active but I'M
changed. Wheat steady; Ch ago spring, 81
good No. Milwaukee, 81 So; White Mich gan
SO 90 Corn less firm; mixed Western, 81 l254
al 10. Oats, 6l@64- Groct ries unchanged.
Sugar steady; Cuba, 9A9n 70. Mess pork.
SD 6292l .. Cut meats fra er; S1%a9llc for
shoulders. and lO199l3c for Ims. Lard quiet
atll54@l25sc for old and 125< a1S3se for new.
New YOrk Cattle Market.
HaW YORK. Feb. T.-Beeves somewhat light
prime. both at Bergin Hill and Albany has
hardened the market. and prices to-day are
about &c. better than on Monday last. Prices
are a shade irmer Falling of in receipts and
better Demand for mutton.
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RELEASED FROM A CHARGE or STEAL
ING A TRUNK Madison Scott the negro
man charged with stealing trunk, had a
hearing before Esquire Wilkinson on yes
terday. The negro was released, the eyi-
dence being IN defendants favor
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To Marry or not as Marry Way
Not2 Serious Reflections for Young Men, in
Essays Of the Howard Association. on the Physi-
clog cal 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. SKILLIN HoUeHroS,
Howard Association. Philadelphia. Pa
ian lh-9m
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For BURGLARY AND ROBBERY. -Theo-
dore Wagner was put in the city Jail on
yesterday under capios from Kentucky.
Two years since Wagner committed a bur
glary near Knoxville, Tennessee. He
afterwards was arrested in Kentucky, and
has been forwarded to this city and put in
Jail for safe keeping. lie viii he sent to
Knoxville in a few DAYS.
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CABBAGEs-The importation Of cab
bages to this market has been unusually
large this winter, and still continues. We
hope that the unwise policy Of depending
upon the labor Of other communities for
this and other vegetables will not prevail
another season. The climate and soil of
Tennessee are admirably adapted to the
production Of cabbages, and nowhere in
the world are larger and finer ones grown.
With proper care and attention our pro-
ducers might have a large surplus TO ex-
port, and thus add 10 the material wealth
Of the State. What is here said Of cab.
bages will apply also to potatoes. Let the
present years produce OF these vegetables
save us from dependence on other States.
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VIZ hsi the pleasure yesterday Of meet
ing with our aatc bsllum friend, c. w. s.
Brown, agent Of the "0ld Reliable" Little
Miami railroad. He was on a brief visit
to Nashville, and leaves this morning for
Louisville.
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FOR RENT.

A sPLErDID BRICK HOUSE CONTAIN
"A Ing ten roonas neatly ftted uP, and painted
thfoughout, and surrounded b. larze and beaE
uiu grounds with q acres Of ground attached
Known a. the "hATRFIELD GARDENS" al
the Terminus of the Fairfield Street Railroad
uiil Dc rented on liberal terms hy
ARRINGT0N / FARRAR, Agentz,
feb2-ls No, Is Public Square.
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A RARE PANTNo. There is in the
show window Of +. p Cone, Union street,
a painting OF Louis XIII, DanPhin of
France, painted by Largilliere in the year
1891 Il Is = masterpiece Of art, and one
OF the oldest paintings in this country.
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RELEASED FROM JAIL.--John Burnett,
who wss incarceraied in the city Jail, on
charge Of larceny, was released on yester-
day on a not pros. being entered in his
case. Costs Of prosecution were secured.
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NASHVILLE, February Z, lS67.--Court
metpursuant to adjournment, all the Judges
being present.
Robert Allison rs. Peter Barrow. By
Judge Hawkins. Judgment below reversed
and cause remanded
Alien Wallace as y. Feathersion ei ais.
BY Judge Milligan Decree below reversed
and bill dismissed.
J. NJ. Elrod and wife rs. w. H. Rhodes
ef ais. BY Judge Milligsn. Decree re-
versed and bin dismissed.
VIM. S. Fleming, Esq, was sworn as a
practicing attorney of this Court
The Court to-day finished the equity
docket Of the seventh oircuit, and will take
mp the unfinished business of the eighth
circuit tomorrow.
J. G. FRAZER, Clerk
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LShelhp Female lnstitute.

UlHR SECOND TERN or ThE CURRENT
J. session Of this Institution vii cosnucnce 90
Monday February SD. ana close The thfe
THURSDAY Of Juna. Pupils charged from the
inte Of entrance only. The course 81 lnxtruc-
iian ii COMPREHENSIVE and thorough. ana 10
many respects nneQualieds ~ an exaininsilon
IN Circular. 0BO. q. BUTLER, a. NJ,
fsho-iw Principal.
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CAsF vs.. REEvEY The case of George
r. Gaze a. Reeyey charging him assault
with intent 10 Kin and with perjury, was
heard before Esquire Meacham on ye-ter-
day. The case was continued until to-day,
when il will be again taken mp.
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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 ridieu-
Ious tints. Natural Black or Brown. Remedies
the i'll effects of Bad Dies. Invigorates the hair
leaving it soft and beautiful. The genuine is
signed William A. Bachelor. All Others are
mere limitations, and should be avoided. Sold
by all Druggists and Perfumers. Factory 81
Barclay street, New York. ldeo29-ly
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A Sure Pile Cure.-DR. GILBRRT's PILE
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. B. ROMANO, Manager. No.
SIS Broadway. New York lnoyl7-3m
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RnooRDER's CoURr, Feb 7.--Rhea GRAY,
disorderly, $40 and costs.
John Reagin, disorderly, s. and costs.
Mr.. Gooselree, leaving hay exposed so
~ % endanger buildings from fire, 81 and
costs.
q. s. Flagler, disorderiy, discharged.
Barbary Trabue, disorlerly, $ and costs.
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DR BUNyAN STEVENS will preach st the
Primitive Baptist Church, South College
street, on Saturday aud Sunday next, the
9th and 10Th, At II A. NJ, and Sunday
night at P. N. q
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Wa were in error yesterday in reference
to Dr. Blackie's lecture They are to be
delivered weekly. The exercises on We'd
nesday evening were with the Bible class,
wholly different affair
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BE sure ana go to q. Rice i Co.'S No. 50
COLLEGE street. aud get Goods at and below Cost,
as their business will be closed bY the 18th of
February. ian22-tf
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GRIMM CoURT.-In this court on yes
terday several cases we're adjusted.
Bill Long for larceny, was sentenced to
the penitentiary for five years.
VIM. Nickens, larceny, bond Of FIVE thou
sand dollars.
Jake Burnett, oolored, released on nolls
prOssqHL
Henry Case, unlawful cutting timber,
new trial granted.
George Miller, larceny, sentenced to two
years in the penitentiary.
Nelson Jones and Henry Jones. These
parties had separate trials and were SEN
fenced for fYeyears.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Gold opened in New York yesterday at
1881, vas I3S at 1880, declined to 1879 at
1880 and closed at the same rate at P. NJ.
Brokers here were paying 1851 and were
holding at 1877.
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REMovAL.-The bookstore Of F. P. Cone
has been removed from Cherry street to
No. 46 Union street, where he has
one Of the compleiest assortments in his
line to be found anywhere Standard his
tOrioal works, miscellaneous and choice
literary productions, and all the news
papers and periodicals, are embraced in
his collection.
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Boots and Shoes Cheap Re 70 Public
SquRre.--In consequence Of a contemplated
change in my business, offer the best selection
Of Boots and Shoes at greatly reduced prices
The buyer-be he a consumer q merchant
win surely profit by examining my stock Of
goods before supplying himself, as / am quite in
earnest to give bargains. MAX. l.. GUFTMAEE.
sep6-n No. 20 Public Square
To COnsumptiyes.-The Advertiser. hav-
ina been restored TO health in a 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 copy Of the
prescription used, free of charged, with the d.
rections for preparing and using the same. which
they will find a SURF CURE FOR CONSUMPTION,
ASTHMA, BRONCsITIs, &c. The only object Of
the advertiser in sending the Prescription, is to
benefit the afflicted. and spread information
which he conceives to be invaluable; and hopes
every sufferer win try this remedy as it will cost
them nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings county, New York
oct23-ly
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MING. TOREY ACO-.

Corner UniOEs and Cherry ST., Opposite
Rank Of Tennessee, Bankers, and
Dealers In Gold, silver, GOVOrn-
ment stocks, Compound Interest
NOIes, Land Warrants ana Southern
Bank Notes,
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Selling DAD at New York Cost.
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. PASDOLFIyI i RTyA,
janl0 IL North Cherry street.
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BROAD street, between Summer and
Front streets, yesterday afternoon presented
a picture ct busy life Il was crowded
with wagons. draws, carts, men, women and
children. One would have thought bust
ness Of all sorts ia that portion Of the city
lively Cor one day, Al least But We step
ped into a store and asked How = trade.
Dali. yery doll, haven't sold five dollars
worth TO-DAY. Better times must be here
soon
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THOs. 8. MARI. Prest. l.. q. FARBOx, Cash'l
NATIONAL SAVINGS COMPANY,

Corner Union and College Streets.
The following are tbs rates paid for uncurreut
money These quotations liable 60 huctuate, but
may be depended sufficient length Of tims for
remttances to be received by mail express if for
warded without delay.
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THE CUMBERLAND STAKE. Ne. l.-For
Three Year ODDS Mile Heats. SIZE Entrance.
$50 Forfeit TIE Association 90 add $500.
Second Race.
ASSOCIATION PUBSE-s5o0 Mile Heats
Three best IN HTe.
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GENERAL MARKETS.

NASHVILLE, Feb. 7--P. A.
CoTroS-Tbere was little better feel
ing in the cotton market to-day, but the de-
mand was not very pressing. Wehesrd Of
the sale Of 204 bales, in parcels, as follows
-19 at 2St62S rs at 27R@2s; 9 at 2s@
p 50; IS at 2o9S7 5 at p IS al 26S
2s; 40 at 27928; % at 2sc per ID, The
market closed with little enquiry.
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An eligible front portion Of lnl ONCE on Church
street, in the Maxwell House, can be obtained
By applying at this Office. or at No. ~ Church
street. next door to the Masonic Hall. febltf
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knight Bros. on Rolling Mill Hill. for sale at
reduced prices. Office No. 40 Church street.
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TIM business house erected on thenorth-
east corner Of Cherry and Brosd street, by
Messrs Moulion 4 Reed, is fast approach
ing completion. Ii will be occupied by
Blood, Gregory a Co., dealers in pro-
duce. grocerief etc, We hope our friends
will escape further visits from the fire
hend
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RRrRTR nay.

THE SEWANEE STAKE-for ell Ages. Mile
Heats. sl0o Eatrance. Sc FORFEIT. Fhe As
ISOLATION 10 add SEQ
Second Race.
ASSOCIATION PURSE-S@o fof Dash Of
Three Vi lee.