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J. u. WHITNER.
Attorney at Law
AND
K "A ESTATE "A AGENT

/ WALHALLA, so. Ca,
HAS in charge for salo tho following Tors
and FARMS;
Lot. }th Acre, in Walhalla, near Court House.
" 2Acres in Walhalln, fine building site.
" 6Oh2l0 feet, below Walhalla, fine build.
ing site.
" $50 2l0 feet, below Walhalla, fno build.
ing site.
(" 10 Acres, below walhalla, fne building
site. Q
=" 13} Acres. between Walhalla aud Depot.
" y Acres. unimproved, 2 milos from
Waihalla.
$40 Acres, improved, 4 miles from Wal.
haifa.
1850 Acres, $50 acres Bottom, improved,
ID miles from Wnlhalla.
42O Acres, Blue Ridge Railroad, Perry.
Vile Depot, Q miles from Wallalla.
500 Acres. near Perryville Depot, 8
miles from Wnlhalls.
coo Acres, Seneca Creek, near Perry.
vile Depot.
I" &c Acrea. in WalhaIls.
1865 acres, 80 acres Of bottom, improved,
4 miles of Waihails,
T" 100 acres, On Little River, 10 miles Of
Welhalla, 100 acres Of bottom, veil NV
proceed. X .
T" 1900 acres. .l40 acres of Greek Bottom.
improved, fine stock farm, IA miles from
Walhalla. Ag6
70 acres, woodland, we'll timbered, one
milo from Wslhnlla.
" l22 acres, IA miles from Walhalla.. fine
situation for Tannery.
hsrOf6ce on Public Square. -Vsa
May 10, 1859 80 IF
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Estate Sale.

sQY virtue Of an order to ma directed, by Richard
- Lewis. ESQ, Judge ofProbste Of Oconee Coun-
ty;l will sell 10 the highest bidder. at the Market
House in Wnlhalla, on Salcday in Septembers,cxt,
TWO LOTS OF LAND,
Lying nearthe Depot. belonging to the Estate of
YIN. K. ~Ilogshcd. deceased.
rs TERMS CASEI-Purchascrs to pay extra for
stamps aud titles.
~, IN, JAMES II. ROBES, 500.
Aug. 9, 1869 "A til
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NEW SPRING
AND SUMMER GOODS FOR
1869.

AN 10 receipt Of a very large and completes
J. STOCK OF GOODS for the
Spring and Summer Trade,
Which 1 have selected in person with great
care and with an eye to tho wants and nssss.
stiles of this community.
LADIES, DRESS GOODS,
Consisting in part Of every style and dessrfS4
ton of Prints, from 10 cents up; Muslinsk
rs cents up; Lawns, Jappanees Cloths, Ria
bons, Laces, Corsets, Hoop Skirts, and in fasb
everything necessary to a Lady's complies
outfit.
GENTS GOODS,
Of all kinds Linens, Cottonades, Twscds.
Plain and Fancy CaBsimercs, French Drap,D.
Etc; also, Hats Of all kinds and styles.
ROOTS AND SHOES.
Ladies' Lace and Congress Caters, Meats
Boys and Children's Boots and Shoes.
FURNISHING GOOD8.
Window Curtains, Table Cloths, shessaaek
shirtings, Long Cloths, &C., &c.
GOODS.
Collins Axes, Planters G. S. Brade's Hoes.
Ames' and Rowland's Long Handle Shovels.
Spades, Scytho and Grass Blades, Rakes,
Hames and Trace Chaius. Also, CarpentersS
Tools Of every description.
Hams, Sides and Shoulders; Mackerel, SD
gar, Coffee, Imperial, Green and Black Teas,
Rice, Salt, Molasscs, Flour, Corn Meal I; and
also a general assortment of Co~nfectionarieB
for the Ladies. S4ss
All of which I can and will sell aS low for
cash or barter as any Merchants can afford
them. Cali and see for yourselsycs,as / charge
nothing for showing my Goods. S91s
d. BIEMANM.
Walhalla, S. c., April 10, 1859 28--H
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j. IN. ROBSON,
CO M MISSION MERCHANT,
Nos. ! Il 2, Atlantic Wharf,
CHARLESTON, S. G.

VIAV1NG ample means for advances, a bus.
Limos experience Of twonty years, and con.
6ning himself strictly to a Commission Bust
ness, without operating on his own account,
respectfully s%olicits consignmcnts of Cotton,
Flour, Wheat, Corn, &c.
Shippers of Produce. to him may. at their op-
ton, havc their c~onsignments sold either in
Charleston or New York thus having tho ad.
vantage of two markets, without extra commits.
sion.
REFERENCES;
Bishop W. NJ. Wightman, s. c.; Col. WIN.
mers, Tenn. Hon. John Pining, Augusta, Ga;
Messrs. Geo. w. Williams & Co., Charleston,
5. G.; Messrs. Williams, Taylor 4 Co., New
York.
May 3. 1869 80 "
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Notice.

A LII PERSONS indebted to the firm of ].
IA N. Bryson and Co., either at Walhalla or
Bachelors Retreat. are requested to make pay
'nent without delay, ae we owe money and must
collect to pay il. Come along and pay, and
don't put us to trouble and costs, and yourselves,
too. j. N. BRYSON 4 CO..
= WALnALLA, June 70, 1869 38-tf
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New

Wanted Agents to sell SERVICE
~ uAlICu, AFLOAT in the SUMPTER
& ALABAMA, by AMDM'L. RAPHAEL
SEMMES. 10000 copies sold during the frst
ing description Of the adventures Of this com.
mander and his comrades, written by Semmes
himself, and everybody takes it without solioita-
ton, no matter what their politics. We will
furnish tho names of over 1875 agents, who have
made upwards of 5000 per month net, with this
buck. Sold only by subscription, and exclusive
territory given to good agents. Address
. F. 1. DIBBLE & co.
208 Main St., Louisville, Ky.
August 3, 1869 AZ IF
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Farm for Sale

IN OCONEE COUNTY, one and a half miles Il I'M
L tho Town of walhalla, s. c., consisting Of One
Hundred and Twenty-Six Acres of Land, a large
and substantial Dwelling, Barn, and oil other me-
ncssary outbuildings.
For particulars, apply to
Sl At Mr.. G, H. Rochau's, Walhalla.
June Is, 1869 88 II
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Machinery, Machinery

Machinery, Machinery!
WE Would call attention to oar
ENGINES,
SAW MILLS,
GRIST AND FLOUR MILLS,
PLANNING MILLS,
SASH ANDMOULDING MACHINES. Gct
We have been at great pains to secure the Agsn.
oy OF these Machines from the best of makers, q
N r L AGENTS FOR
improved Simultaneous acting Saw
Mills, and u oadley Engines, TO wbioh the highest
awards in this country have been given.
We also will furnish, at short notice, Carriaget,
Wagons, Buggics. Sashes, Doors, Blinds, Msn.
ties, Sc.
We guarantee ~satisfscti 4 in every osse, Or no
sale. ~
For particulars address
t.. NJ. HtX g. CO.,
ILL.,. LsurcnB Z. II.
July Is. 1860 40 sm*
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Cleaveland Female Seminary.

A FlRST-CLASS BOARDING SCHOOL
IA FOR GIRLS. with fifteen uble and expo,
and beautiful situation, affords to its pupils
unrivalcl advantages for the study of music,
modern languages, drawing and painting, ns
well AZ ali the branches of al extended English
and classical course. Address for circulars or
admission.
S. N. SANFORD. Principal,
Clenvelund. Ohio.
August 3, 1880 43 If
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w aIhalla Select School,

AIRS. GOODMAN will open a School in The town
a1Ii of Walhalla. for young ladies md children.
The session will commence OIL tho 28rd Of August
and CLOSE on the 22rd Of December.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
ptckcns County.

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Ptckens County.
Alexander Allgood, Ex'or. Citation for o FL
/. vs. nal S~ettlementand
Banister Allgood. Decree.
II appearing to my satisfaction that Banister
l. Allgood, Alvin Alleged. Ellis Murphy and
wife Jane, Jeremiah Ellis and wife Pntsy, Fran
els Henderson, wife Of William Henderson.
formerly Francis Kcnnemorc, and tic heirs of
Cueander Major, deceased, names and number
unknown, defendants in this case, reside with.
out the limits IF this State 1t il therefore
ordered that they do appear in person or by
attorney at u Court IF Probate to be holden at
Pickens Court House, at 10 o'clock. A. NJ, on
Monday tho 9th day Of September next. to show
cause why q final settlement Of the Estate of
Barnett IL. Allg"od should not be had and a
decree given thereon. or their consent in failing
to attend will he entered Of record. :
Given under my hand and soul at Pickens
Court House this 9Th June, 1869.
/. II. PHILpOT,
Judge Of Probate.
Juno S. 1860 81 o.,
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Every effort will he made by the PRINCIPAL to
improve her Pupils In their several branches OF
study. rnd practical attention paid to their man.
nera and morals.
Tuition 10 be paid ut the expiration of first
month.
MHs, A.. $. GOODMl IN. Principal.
Mss KATE GOODMAN Governess
Miss ELBEtTA GOODMAN,
AfS Teacher OF Music.
There will be n lesson given in DANCING every
Friday afternoon at 4 O'Clock.
IN TERMS
Per session Of Four Months, payable in all
vance, So
Children not ~nttcn'ling the School NAV never
theless join the Dancing class.
August 10, 1860 d II
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LANDS, LANDS!
IA 81 Na q u HI ",
Brokers and DealdTs

AN " ~ ~ II "A " 1 ALE,
WILL attend to huying and selling South
wv ern Lands. Keep constantly on hand.
Plate and descrintions Of LAR. r,i,r rror.
ties desiring to, purchase in the South. and
those who desire to sell their property, will fird
it to their interest to consult with us. We hnvc
correspondence in New York, Boston, Hartford.
Conn, Baltimore, and other Northern cities.
Those who wish to sell their Lands will
please eend us n full description and Plat and
Deeds Of the same.
Parties wishing to purchase, either North or
South, will do we'll to correspond with us. Will
be pleased at all times To acnd Plat and descrip
tion of lands for sale by US. Any information
cheerfully given. No charge ia made unless
sales are effected. Reference given on GU,
onrd.
KEESE & McCULLY,
Brokora md Real Estate Agents.
Anderson c.. H., S. c.
March Is, 1869 Is CIR
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Western Military Academy.
Il. AEHkHY sN7ATEH. sup,s.

The next regular session~of this Academy
begins on lat of Sept. 1869. An extra session
will be held during tho Summer vacation. For
further iufor nation address
T. KIRBY SMITH,
New Castle. Henry Co., Ky.
August 3. 1869 43 If
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new Advertisements.

Nashville corporation checks with which
to pay taxes, can be had at the National
Savings Company, corner Of Union and
College streets, at so cents in the dollar,
and large amounts at IS cent?.
Mrs. r. D. Foote proposes to sell at
private sale, at great bargains, number
of the most desirable nnimproved building
lots in West Nashville This property we
know TO be most eligibly located, being
high and healthy, and in rapidly grow
ing section Of the city. Those wishing 70
purchase should consult Gov. Foole at IS
South Summer street
Deposits in currency or coin received
subject to check same as with the city
National Banks by the Peoples Bank
The attention Of both city and country de,
positors ia called to our banking hours, e
A. M. to 5 P. NJ, offering greater facilities
for the transaction of business than any
other bank in the city.
A distressed mother wishes information
Of lost boy.
Jacob Them continues his extensive
auction sale to the trade, on sixty days
time, this morning.
The great sale of damaged goods b.
Albert & Seemsn, commences this morn
ing. $4,000 worth Of goods are offered
and will be sold positively without reserve
The Nashville will leave for Cairo sn'
points beyond on Thursday evening.
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gal FESTIVE Ut EIIO 0'I1o 7IV" ID HOOF
compare as follows;
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NuTlf6b5DOIO CUupOu5
Louisville and Nashville railroad stock.
Nashville and Chattanooga railroad stock
East Tennessee and Georgia railroad stock.
East Tennessee and Virginia railroad stock
Memphis and Charleston railroad stock ......
South Nashville Street railroad Stock.
North Nashville Street railroad stock........,
Spruce Street railroad stock
Suspension Bridge
Planters Bank stock. ..............
IIninn Bank stock ................
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REVENUE STAMPS.
UNcURRENT MONEY.

an OLuoiS must poaooomphntou Dy tue none
OF check for the amount. Stamps will be sen
by mail or express. AS directed.
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per Dbl. 75@9oc; syrup, 50c@S1: golden
syrup, 81: rrl
SALr.-Liverpool sack So 25; seven
bushei barrels, by the car load, s. 80; five
and half DO, So IS.
RIcE.-We quote best Carolina 1O4@
lie.
TEAs.-Imperial 81 65@2 25; Young
Hyson 50 IS; Black 81 $500; GunPOw-
der$ 65@2.
CANDLEs.-Star, light weight 10.
PowDER.-Dupont, 81 so; Hazards 81
so; blasting, SIS so; fuse per 100 feet, 75c.
sHor.-Paient So 20; buck S. so.
LdoUoRs-Common recti6ed whisky per
gallon, 81 10@1 40; Robertson County
81 1902 IS; Bourbon, 81 1908.
demonstrating per doz. 40@75c.
Washboards 81 rs per doz. Buckets per
doz 50 75@3. Tubs 81 T5@5 per nest.
Starch 71c. Candy 25c for assorted
per pound. Snuff 81 1908 per box for
GarretPs packed. Matches S. rs per case
Pepper BIC. Spice &c. Ginger 25c. Oys.
tiers So 90 per case for pound cans S. Of
per case for 2 pound cans. Canned peaches
pound cans, 81 per doz. Soda those
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the loan market; early in the
day they succeeded in compelling borrow
ers TO pay The following rates for the use
Of coin until Monday, to-wit: Lie, !, S-32,
l.64 and 1882 of one per cent; loans were
then made free of interest to borrower and
lender, and later-after Clesripg house
hours-2@2a per cent. was paid for carry
ing over gold balances. This change in
rates was probably due to the increased
supply of coin incident 10 the arrival this
morning, by the. steamer Allemsnia, Of
81 ,040, 600, which amount was Immediately
deposited with the Assistant Treasurer
here, and g Id certificates issued therefor.
The dispatches in thelmorning papers fore
casting complications 10 our foreign rela-
tons 10 regard to Cuba had no peTceptible
feet on the market"
The New York Shipping and Commercial
List of the 18th inst. says;
"The market for Cotton goods has been
moderately active this week, bat prices are
still quite irregular, and in acme instan-
ces lower, though the rise in the raw ma.
terial has led to a little more steadiness
Wamsutts Bleached Mus!ins have declined
to 224 cents Maxwell to 20; Kesrsage to
l51; Hope and Slater to IA; and Pequot
10 to 65; New York Mills are nominally
27, but they will probably go to %. Lead
ing Brown Muslins are selling at l5@159'
for heavy, and light goods at proportion
ate rates. Colored cottons chow more
steadiness, and the opinion is gaining
ground that prices have about touched bot
tom. 10 woolens the market is quiet, ir
regular, and depressed, but there has beer
more doing at low rates, both in mn
fabrics and low grades. Ali other textil
fabrics are selling at low rates, and canno
descend lower without seriously crippint
dealers."
Messrs. Ea.on & Co.. of New York, re
port the receipts Of cotton si all the port
at 1911 bales. 10 regard to the stats
/ ficaf noaition ihia irm OF vsa Abe foliOWinQ
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ing are the changes during the week:
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Nashville Dry Goods market

Market firm and business good. On
jObbers are now receiving their second i'm
portstiOn, and with receiving on the one
side, and selling on the other, our dry good.
houses present brisk appearance. Prices
continue without change as follows
4 brown shirtings, l2c; ! do l4@15e;
"A do 15i@I64e; I blesched shirtings,
lO@lO4e; ! do 124@l5c; A do 15025e;
brown drills, 10000; blsacbed do,
l8@2Oc; Osnaburgs. 2O922c; 4 4 do,
224@274e; plaid cottonp, 6S@25c.
PRINTs.-Wamsutls, &c; Arnold, 11G
American, I24c; Dunnels, 124c; Spragues,
12Ac; Spragues' pink, he; Allen, 12e;
Amoskeag, 13c; Manchester l3c, Glen
cove, lie; Glendale, lie; Wauregsn lac;
London mourning, lac.
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Amusements AT Franklin,

The citizens of Franklin have, for the
last two evenings, been enjoying the
entertainments given by the Southern
Minstrels, late the Spsulding and Man
ning's troupe. In spite of the inclemency
of the weather on Monday evening, they
had large audience, which manifested
the highest satisfaction. Last night there
was no doubt perfect jam in Masonic
Hall. The wish was still for another en-
tertainment, and they will remain to night.
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SEEDs-Clover is advancing, and al
other seeds declining. We quote Glove
at $40 50@11; timothy 81 90; blue gras
(cleaned) So 90; herds grass 50 90; or
chard grass So Is; Hungarian So 25
Hungarian country So rs; Millet S2@2 rs
German Millet So; Missouri MilIst 81 %
COTTON YARNs--We quote at Is, IS, 20
and 22c for zoo, 600, 500 and 400.
HDEs-Dry flint (country) 20@22c;
dry salt ls@2Oe green salt lie; green
hides 10c.
IEeN.-Tennessee, common bar, 74c per
ID; Kentucky, do, 43c per Id; Tennessee
band, &c; Kentucky do, &c.
SoAP.-Common bar, 73@l0c per ID;
per fancy box $2@4 so.
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DRUGS We quote opium al S22923
quinine So 5O@2 60; indigo, best, 81 60
madden Zoe salts &c bluesione lie +; alum
&c; cochineal 81 65;iodide potash 5000 so;
msgnesia carb 5O@6Oc; -four sulphur Sc
roll do &c; camphor 81 25@1 35 cop
peras 21@3c; assafoetida 60e.
OTIs.-Linseed, raw, 81 20@1 rs lin
seed boiled 81 25@135; coal oil 4O@45c
lard, No. 1, extra, 81; sweet oil $2@25(
42c; tanners$1 %; lubrieating 1901 75'
benzine 30@35c.
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Stacey House.

Under its new propriesOIshiP wv. Matt.
Brown & Coz this well known hotel seems
to be rapidly gaining public favor. The
large number of guests registered there in
the past few days Atheists the fact that per-
sons visiting the city are we'll pleased with
the treatment and fare they receive at tn e
Stacey, and may be taken as a sure indica-
ton of the future good fortune of the
house under the direction Of the polite
and hospitsble gentlemen constituting it's
new management. They will in all re-
Ipects show themselves worthy the liberal
patronage they are certain to receive.
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AICBurnett nt the New Theatel

If the inimical humorist, ALI Burnett,
needed any additional evidence Of the high
appreciation in which he is held by our
people, il was certainly furnished by the
large and approving audience which greet
ed him last night at The New Theater.
Like all his efforts TO please the public,
the performances of Mr.. Burnett and his
assistants on this occasion gave general sat-
isfaction. We would doubtless like him
to remain longer in Nashville, but owing
to engagements elsewhere, makes his good
bye appearance here tonight.
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RIVER AND WEATHER
ARRIVED;
Katy Morrison, Upper Cun.beiIsuu
DEBATED.
Tyrone, Cairo
A Baker, Ciney Fork.

The river was ring rapidly yesterss,
with IA feet on Hsrpeih shoals. Weather
cloudy, with showers at intervals.
The Katy Morrison brought down ,
small quantity Of corn.
The Tyrone had fair cargo, including
5000 feet 6iar lumtar Or st. L1nis.
The Camelia from Pit; burg passed Lou.
isville yesterday, and will arrive on Fr',
day. So says a dispatch 70 Capt. Boyd.
The Emma Floyd from Cincinnati will
doubtless be in port this morning.
The Alpha from the upI sr Cumberland
is expected.
The Pink VarbIe from Evansville is
due.
The Nashville viii arrive to day, and
is the regular packet for Cairo on YsdBes.
day at 4 p NJ
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KoceiYch and FIIed.

We acknowledge the receipt from our
friend L. w. Williams, Sherman, Texas,
OF a tin box containing a horned frog, a
Tara Gyis certainly in this part Of the
country, but very common We understand
in Texas. Our menagerie has been filed
away among the archives.
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PrRSentRfIRu

At the Cherry Street Varieties last
night, Johnny Weaver was presented a
hadsome gold-headed cane by Mr.. E. s.
Douglas, an engineer on the Nashville and
Decatur railroad. The speeches and incl
dents of the occasion were highly inter,
es,iug to the numerous friends Of the
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London advices of yesterday quote
United States 5-20s at 800.
Tennessee Bonds are quoted in New
York at 6S4 for the old and Co. for the
new.
Nashville corporation checks can be
bought of dealers al SOC or les, Whilet they
offer to buy at 75@78c.
The sales of Southern State bonds at the
New York Stock Exchange on the 10Th
inst. were as follows:
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The upward tendency in gold &c!

The upward tendency in gold seems tc
continue. The following are the New
York quotations Of yesterday; Opened at
1885,; was 134B atlO:25; 1344 at IL, 1S4B 81
1l:25; l34B at noon; 1888 at 2, and closed
at l34 st3 P. NJ. Dealers here were paying
1884, and holding at 1343.
Exchange on New Yoik is bought by
the banks at 81 per thousand, and is sold
by them at / premium.
Government Bonds declined &c yester.
day forenoon, but later in the day recov-
cred about ic. Our dealers buy the new
issue series 20's at 1144 and sell at lis.
The following were the latest New York
rates;
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Nashville Produce Market.

EGGs.-Market declining; sales to-day
from wagon at 121c.
BUTTER-Market weaker with sales
from wagon at 25c per pound.
PEANUTs-Small sales at 81 IS pei
bushel.
FEATHERs.-Prime command zoe.
HAY.-The market is stiff with sales to-
day Of 20 tons at $2S per ton in store.
CoTTON SEED.-In demand at $l2 per
ton.
IRISH PoTAToEs The market is now
glutted with Northern Peach Blows, which
are held at 50 IS per Dbl.
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FIRST BOARD.

The money market in New York was
easy on Saturday at 7 per cent. in currency
for call loans, with exceptions toward the
close of the day at per cent The bank
statement indicates that the pinch in mon
ey is fairly over. The banks have gained
largely in legal tenders over and above
Their loss in specie, and stand much
stronger than one week ago. The follow
ing are the changes during the week:
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The audience at the Academy of Music
last night, seemed highly pleased with the
entertainment furnished, and especially
delighted with new and exquisite features
In singing and dancing.
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TEE unrToH mAEKEFs.
Maenn. On. Aprn l7.


Receipts to day 80 bales; ssles II; skip
ped Is. The market was ve-y dull and
inactive all day and clc 3 thus this even
ing. Middlings rs oe1ts-nominsl.
Montgomery, Ala, April n.
The market is without any material
change; stock on sale and demsnd limited;
low middlings 254@254c.
Memphis, April II.
Enquiry was fair, but with few exeep-
tiOns, factors were beyond the reach Of
buyers, Notwithstanding nnfayorable adj
vices from New York, and besiSss list OF
$50 bales VsriousIy CHASED as strict good
ordinary to low middlings, 40 ordinary at
243c, and so mixed at 25e, were about the
only transactions worthy of note. It is
dissent to find low middlings to any ex-
tent at less than 27e. The receipts were
312 bales and the exports 1854.
Cincinnati, April ~
The market is quiet with little demand
and free sellers, and prizes are without
change. We quote ordinary at 24@243c,
good ordinary at 25c, low middlings at
ESQ 264e, and middlinggs at 27f(9273 &c per
DOuud