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THE COURTS.

PROBATE COURT. Mrs Mary E Mat
thews was yesterday qualified as the ad-
ministratrix of the estate of w. A. Mat-
thews.
CHANCERY COURT THE Clerk and Mas
ter presented report yesterday, fixing the
value Of the following railroads IN State
bonds as given below: Rogersvile Il JET"
farsonville Railroad, Sl25, 900; Knoxville
4 Charleston Railroad, 5000, 600; Knox
, lille & Kentucky Railroad, $3.50, 600. No
action was taken by the Court,
CIRCUIT CoURT.--Israel Barker VS.. Man
haitian Insurance Company. This case
was continued yesterday, and the Judge
will charge the jury this morning. the
case of Isabella Goodwin vs. the McGav.
eek i lit. Vernon Horse Railroad Com
pany, for running over child, was taken
up but not disposed of.
CRIMINAL Court State VS.. Lucinda
Bradford, for perjury, continued. ate
VS. Benton Snowden, continued. Robert
7. Powell WAS sent to the penitentisry for
two years for larceny. State VS.. James Il.
Watson, for larceny. Given to the jury.
RECoRDER's CoURT.-OathariDe SAork, a
negress, was fined $50 and sent to the
workhouse for larceny. Thomas Granger
and James Thompson were tired for
assault and battery. The former was dis
charged aud the latter was fined Sc
MAGISTRATES Courts. Par
IRISH, a negroes, was brought before Squire
Baskette yesterday on charge of larceny,
and the case was continued till this morn
ing. h N. Cramer was brought before
Squire Albert On the charges mentioned
il Sundays paper, and was dismissed as to
them. He had, however, been previously
bound over to the Criminal Court to au-
swer the charge OF carrying concealed
weapons.
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.RIyRg AND wEAYaEs.


The river was falling yesterday with IL
feet on Harpeth Shoals. Weather clear,
warm and delightful.
The arrivals since our last report have
been the Tyrone, from Cairo; Eddyville,
from Evansville; A. Baker, Umpire and
| Ella Hinges, from the upper Cumberland.
| The departures were the Tyrone for
| Cairo, Aid for the Oaney-Forke, and Ed
dyville for the headwaters Of the C1mber-
/ land
| The Tyrone had a good trip up, her
cargo, in part, consisted of 400 bags corn.
She also went out well loaded.
The Eddyville brought up !, 100 bags
corn. @
The A. Baker from above had 13 hhds.
tobacco, 800 sacks grain, and large guam
tity of bacon.
The Umpire had so bids. tobacco, 400
sacks grain and sundries. ~
The Ella Hughes arrived with 30 hhds.
tobacco, $50 sacks grain, and large guam
tity of bacon and barter.
The Spray from Cincinnati is looked for
this morning. She has good cargo, and
a number of emigrants. Pilots Jas. Ford
and Thos Cree. i-1el ~
J. E. P. Hughes yesterday sold one
fourth interest IN the steamer Ella Hughes
TO Capt. VIM. Dix, for 81, $50.
The John Lumsden is due to-day, and
is the regular packet for Cairo on Wednes-
day at p. m.
Capt. W. r Gracey has been offered the
command of the new steamer Ada Heilman
as an Evansville and Nashville packet.
Capt. Ben F. Egan went out in charge
of the Mollie Rsgon, and left behind the
pilots and second clerk of the boat.
The A. Baker departs for the upper
Cumberland this evening at O'Clock
Capt. Newman in command and John
Corbett, clerk
The fine steamer Ella Hughes departs fer
the upper Cumberland this evening at
4 o'clock. Capt. VIM. Strong command
ing and w. s. Bowman in the Office.
lBy Telegraph
CAIRO, March 13.-River stationary.
Weather clear. Mercury 60.
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AGO = barrel; in kits, Nos. /, 3 and 8
sec, 400 and LIE. Sardines 21.50 =
case.
oHzzsz-we quote factory at ls4c; Eng
lsh dairy, none- tzasaf arr
NAns-We quote a. 4.75 for 10d's
and Csc additional for diminishing grades
OAsDrxs-Star. light weight, l2@13c.
PowDER-We quote as follows: Dupont
S6.75; Hazards $S.75; blasting $475;
Ease, per 100 feet 75c; Sycamore Mills
powder, 1915.
SEoT-Patent ESQ; buck 2.75.
LEQUoRs-OOmmon rectifed whisky
gallon, 1.14; Robertson County 1.75@
$50; Bourbon 1.25a4.5 90; Lincoln County
L759225; Hghwines LOO. coz
BAGeNe-Hemp 25@28c; fax 30c.
COTTON TIEs-We quote ct 8@9o.
BRooMs-We quote at 2.25@3.50 . doz.
demonstrating, y doz, 40@75c,
Washboards $275 y doz; buckets, y
doz., $2.5o. Tubs $3.50 p nest; No 1
tabs $1,000 per doz; No. 2 do. 80 per
doz; No. 8 do IS. Starch 64c, Candy
assorted stick 18o . pound; fancy
assorted 200 . pound. enuh $7.75 y box
TOR CARROTS packed. Matches 50 per
case. Pepper 224c. Spice 15c. Ginger
1Sc. Oysters SO. 40 case for one pound
cans; $40 . case for two pound cans.
Canned peaches, two pound cans, $2.75
doz. Soda 64c- E
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New Advertisements.

Elegant-John @. Brown cocktails, at
Bob Patterson's Ground the Corner" Go
the straight ticket and try one. They are
the best.
Suitable books for Lent at 34t Pablic
Square, by D. Naylan.
Elegant new Japanese silks at North
mans. No. 20 Public Square.
Supurb plate glass windows, and fine
LIQUID polish at Whartons.
The Ella Hughes is the fine Upper Cum
berIaud river packet at P. NJ to-day.
The staunch steamer A. Baker, is the
Gainsboro, Celina ard Burksville packet
at 4P. N. to-day.
Dooley's baking powders are the best
in use.
Six dollars per week is the price Of board
at the elegant st. Cloud Hotel, Kept by
DR.. Dupre and sisters.
Be sure to read the advertisement
headed LAND Sale. by L J. Lowe, CLERK
and Master of Cheatham County.
Don't fail to observe the CbauceIy Court
notice. etc, of B o. Bowden, Clerk and
Master of Fentress County.
See attachment notice Of w. Fl. Wilkin-
SOD, ]. P.
W. B. Stokes and NJ. Strohraier have as
sociated themselves together for the pros
ecution and collection of claims in Wash
ington city, and will give prompt atten-
tention to all business entrusted to them.
Edgefeld Lodge No. rs of Odd Fell
lows have an important meeting at s
o'clock this evening.
The Tropical Mirror and Nooving pano-
rama of the Island of st. Domingo, Bra
iii, etc, under Prof. Mcintosh, will be on
exhibition Friday and Saturday nights.
See notice of notes lost or stolen.
Fifty energetic men are wanted by How
ard l. Soule, 100 Church street
Read Chancery sale of Nathaniel Baxter,
Clerk and Master.
See change of schedule time in the run
ming of the Edgeield & Kentucky Rail-
road.
Reference is made to the notice of
Corinthian Lodge No. Ala of F. and A. NJ.
A desirable stock of seasonaDle dry
goods will be sold by Yeatmau, Shields
i Co. this morning.
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Breadstusrs 10 Europe.

The Mark Lane Express, of Feb. 20,
ssys:
Although the previous week finished
with frost of eight degrees, the weather
broke rapidly, and the past has been on
OF unusual mildness, with fine days occase
ionally, which have helped farmers to-
make beginning with their beans and
peas, and to prepare the land for sowing.
Already the meadows have a bright and
promising look, and seem likely to soon
afford bite to the cattle, so much need
ed, while with temperature of FORTY de-
grees a foot deep in the soil, general
movement In vegetation may be expected.
Toe three visitations Of intense frost have.
however, already left their mark. Win er
bean9 and oats have, in some instances.
wholly persisted; so has the manpel wur-
eel, planted out in the autuma for seed.
as the wiz a. iself on high ,nds has suf
iered, bus 10 hsrm il reported on the
heavier soils, and the wiutec tares appear
TO havs escaped. This is very material
thing under our present scarcity of fodder.
With Paris well supplied for a time, the
demand for flour has fallen off, and the
value OF barrels has declined fully A., and
on sacks q. White wheat has scarcely
ma ntained its price in London or in the
provinces, some markets noting a reduc-
ton of L., and others of 1@2s. per quar-
ter; bat a. the seed wants of the single de-
partment of La Somme, where the Ger
mans have been located, in corn and pota-
toes, amount to over E32, 900, we have a.
illustration of the general necessities of
those places which have been ravaged by
lu ind a IL
speedy peace be made, with a return to
agricultural industry, fully one-third of La
b lie France may be very much like bar
rem land, and thrown upon European char
lty for existence. Matters, indeed, are yet
uncertain, but we hope that the new c7un-
Gil of the nation will have resolution en-
ought to cease any further appeal to the
sword. In such q state If things we must
have tiuctuating markets; but with short
stocks everywhere, and the future gather
ings entirely uncertain, the ultimate course
of prices points to further advance. H.
deed the out trade, which has been de-
pressed hitherto by the th5w and expecta-
tons of arrivals from the Baltic, has lately
hardened, as well it may, where 42s. has
been paid in France for the same quality.
which in London has only brought 2Ss.
The last weeks frost once more prevented
the opening of many of the Northern ports,
and in Holland they have in great danger
of inundation along the banks of the
swollen rivers charged with blocks of ice.
while prices have generally been firm all
over Germany, Russia, Holland and Bel
GUM. The arrivals off the coast since the
10th February were 40 cargoes, 81 of
which were wheat, maize, l barley, aud
2 -four.
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SALT
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All is Not Gold that GIitters.

Better than GOLD is GLOBE FLOWER
CoUGH SYRUP. Thousands who have been
permanently cured shout its praise. Have
you a Cough? Have you Bronchitis
Have You Asthma? Have you Splitting of
Blood {? Have you Night Sweats Have
you Consumption Have you any disease
of Throat and Lungs? For the cure of
any of those complaints, use GLOBE FLOWER
COUGH SYRUP. You msy have been dis
appointed in your expectations when try
ing other remedies recommended to Won;
with this you cannot be SO disappointed,
for it cures where all other remedies have
failed. The GLOBE FLOWER Couch SYRUP
has proven the greatest medical blessing of
tie age. For sale by all druggists. Price
$1.00 per bottle. mar4-2w
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Twenty-Five per. cent Saved,

By using DooLEY's YEAST POWDER in the prepsra
ton of biscuits rolls rastry, etc, over any of the
ordinary baking powders in market. This is oc-
casioned by the full net weight in each package,
and the fact that it is composed of articles strictly
pure, healthy and nutritious, which iDsures Salts
factory results every time. By using DooLRYs
YEAST POWDER, thirty rounds more bresd can be
made from a barrel OF -four, than by any ether
process of raising dCpgr. trial will satisfy any
one of its standard excellence. For sale by Gro
GERS geneI ally. mrhl4 deodlw&wlt
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st. LOUIS, March 10.
HoGs.-The receipts of hogs for to-day
sum up only 178 head, with reported sales
of sol head Nearly all the sales were
made at from Sc to 81 y cwt., rough hogs
bringing 5000 50, and upper grades, aver
aging 206@235 lbs, bringing Sc. 1907.
A few sma lots of choice brought $7.l2t
OPS.
CATTLE = The receipts of cattle amount
to 1876 head, with reported sales of only
100 head THIS market is exceeding dull,
the light receipts being fully adequate to
the very feeble demand. Shipments east
ward amount to almost nothing. Prices
ara really unchanged, though some small
lots of one and two choice buthers, sold
to day at S5.75@6 q per cwf. We quote
common Texans aud natives at 81 50@3. 25
@3 rs; fair to choice medium at $4@4. 373
"a. 871; prime to choice butchers at $50
5.5G@5 639.
SHEEP The receipts of sheep are 20
head, with reported sales tf 1876 Of fair to
choice medium at $4@t25. Common sell
fJr So 50@3 so and fair to choice medium
at S505 70 q cwt.
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New York Live Stock rsarket

New YORK, March, TO- Number Of
beeves received to-day, 500, making $500
for the week. All fresh aud State lots have
now been sold, and market shoTed little
life, bat no better prices; 200 Illinois,
steers 81 cxt., brought 124@13sc; 2 cara
1850 MS, alive, 119c-5S lbs . cws; 20
Cherokees, 1000 lbs, 11o-56 lbs y cwt.
Weather was better ct the close.
Sheep-Receipts to-day. 2, 800, and mar
ket firm at unchanged rates; total receipts
this week, 1900; stocks were well sold
off; one car 83 lbs. Ohio sold at &c; car
IS lbs, 10; car 100 ibs., 73c; and car
extra Oanadai, 140 lbs SIC. errL
Hogs are weaker, with 1,030 to day, and
ii, 700 tbis week. no Western dressed sold
bnt city brought 9@9tc; hogs $50 lbs sel-
ling at 94c; cars $50 TBS live sold at "a /;
with, 74c offered at the close for others.
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A highly interesting series of meetings
are being held at the First Gun 1erland
Presbyterian Church, under the able and
Jealous minjstration of the pastor, Rev. A.
J. Baird. These meetings have been 10
progress far some days past and are grow
irg in interest The prospects are thai
good and permanent results will accrue.
Rev. Mr.. Dewitt, of Huntsville, Ala, is
assisting DR.. Baird Services are held
each evening, at the regular hour, to in
creasing and deeply interested congrega-
tons.
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nn.hrina erocery mask...

sUaAa-Nev Orleans 94@12c; Demerara
1870: standard hards 144; New Orleans
clarified, white, lac; do. yellow l3c; A
coffee 1910; B do. 1Sc; O do. 1926:
NoIAsszs AND ELs0Ps-We quote New
Orleans (new CROP Csc; sirups 66@9Oc;
golden strip 75c.
OorFxE-Rio, common to choice, 17@
zoe; Lsguayra 21c; Java 27c.
No change in other articles.
RIu-St1ff at 9@94c for best Carolina.
sA1T-Liverpool sack 50; seven bush
eli barrels by the carload. 3.25; i've and
a half do. 2.60.
TAs-Imperiai l. 2OG1.75; Young Tyson
81. 4O@l.75 Black $1@1.26; Gunpowder
SI.25S1.75.
F1sH-Mackerel-Nos. 2 and3. 1900 and
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Reduction of prices on and afer this
date. We propose to receive and hardle
at our yards tbs above stock as follows:
Cattle, cents per head sheep and hogs,
q cents per head. Shippers passing
through no lotage charged.
T. G. NILSSON & Co.
Nashville, March Z, 1871. lw
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Louisville Tobacco Market.

Glover, White & Co., of the Boone To-
bacco Warehouse. Louisville. report sales
for the week ending March 10, as follow s.
Nine hogsheads medium bright ard
cutting leaf-$35.OO, 1000, 1915, 16 %,
1880, 1900, 1880 ~ 90, 1900,
"a hogsheads good shipping leaf-$I0 90
1850, 1880, 1000, 9 90, 8 60, 9.25,
$40, s 80, $50, $40, so, s 80, $40,
$40, $50, $40, $50 S.95, $50, $40,
$40, SO, 500
200 hogsheads low leaf and heavy lnps-
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rasnrL,,s Proeuee narkes.

PARTNERSHIPS to-day of 300 bushels
from wagon at SI.S5 . bushel.
DRIED FRUIT-Market dull. We quote
from first hands as follows: apples 4sc;
OF arter peaches Sc; half do. lie.
PoTAToEs-In good demand. We quote
N 1rthern as follows: Neshanocks, 2 Dbl,
81 IS; Peach Blow, "a so; Russets, $3.50;
Early Rose, 1925, London Lady, $3.50;
Buck Eyes, $3.50; Pink Eyes, $4.75; Early
Goodrich, 81 70.
BRAN-We quote loose from store at
S14 p ton.
FEArHKRs-Iu fair demand. We quote
prime 50; choice 65c.
EGGs-There was marked decline to-
6ag. We report sales from wagon at 40
A further decline is anticipated.
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SumdrieN.

SRDs-Olover is advancing. We quote
as follows Glover $7.75@S; timothy
$6.50@6.75; orchard grass S250@3; blue
grass $l.75; herds grass S1.75@2; Mis-
souri, millet 81; top onion sets $3.5O@4
per bushel. 7.t.--.
CorToN YARNs-we quote at lie, 124c,
lac and 1Sc for 700, 600, 500 and 400.
LAND PLAsrER-We quote at 1000 p ton
In bags.
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Nashville Live stock marker

CArTLE-Receipts fair, but supply fully
equal to demand We quote at 2a@5c,
according to quality.
HoGs-In request at 6@7c, according to
weight.
SHEEP Good selections, weighing 100
lbs and upwards are in demand for ship
ping pu poses, and al off rings of tilat
description are taken at 5@5kc . 10. The
common run of sheep sell at prices rang
g from S1.5O@2. so . head.
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54@7c; low leaf 7981c; medium leaf 7A@
Sc; good leaf 8@8zc; fine 9A@llc y ID.
Arrived since the 18th inst, 22S hhds;
cleared since the 7th inst. for Alicante,
500 hhds. Stock in warehouses and on /.
shipboard not cleared on the 10th inst
1891 hhds Weeks sales, 80 hhds. Re
ceipts 35S hhds. Exports, 521 hhds.
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The firm of Gardner, Bacon & Co, cot
ton and commission merchants, New
York, who suspended payment some
months since, have again resumed, and
are again transac!ing business as usual.
This is an old and influential house, and
well known throughout the South.
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sugar and MOIasses at New Orleans
NPW On FAEs March O

SooAR = Received to-day $50 hhds. The
demand is slack, prices are in favor of
buyers, the market ruling mostly at The IL
side fguees: Inferior 43@52c; common
@63c; good common, 7C97kc; fair 71@8c
good fair 81 e84c, fully far S449c; prime
9BQ9Sc; strictly prime 9zc; choice 1Ot@
104c; yellow clarified 11@l2c; white TO
13c 2 ID.
MoLAsaEs-Received to-day 1888 bbls.
The supplies are selling slowly at 15@25o
for inferior fermenting; 3O@4Oc for good
fermenting; 423@473c for prime, slightly
fermenting, and 52@57c for strictly prime,
not fermentfne.
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baptist Church Concert.

The concert at the Baptist Church
comes off tonight Be On hand by all
mesns-the programme is unusually at
tractive, and will doubtless crowd the
house.
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nArCHELOR,s Hale DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world
the only true and perfect Dye. Hsrmless-Relis-
ble-Instantaneous-No disappointment-No RI
diculous tints-"DoEs NOT CONTAIN LEAD MOB ANY
VTrALIo Poison TO rEJURE THE HAZE Oh SYSTEM"
Invigorates the Hair and leaves 1t soft and beauti
full; blsck or brown. Sold by all druggists and
dealers. Applied at the Factory, l6 Bond street,
New York. sep27-lY
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The superb ladies' sole leathet trunk,
which is presented to Mrs McNulty's table
for the Orphans Fair, is the workmanship
of MIR. Muligan, one of the most skillful
aud faithful artisans IN his line, and is
indeed an elegant affair.
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Visit to Nashville Deferred.

The Rev. ]. NJ. Schurar received a
letter from the Rev. Mr.. Mlbun on Sat
urday last, stating that he could not visit
Nashville at the present time.
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Retailing Spirits Without License.
DIED.

citv, yesterday evening at O'Clock, W. W. CRAIG.
The funeral will take place from the First BsP-
ist Church, Summer Street TO morrow, Wednes-
day at 2:3J p. N. Friends ard acquaintances are
invited to attend.
Services by Rev DR.. Baird. mrhl4
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memphis s.ive stocn n.arket.
E g MEMPHIS, March IL.

4tt 41NfnAS, AAoECu IL
LIVE STooK Cattle, lst quality, Sole
gross; ID quality, 495c; common. 2@33c;
good supply. Hogs are quiet at 6@7c.
Sheep are scarce ct 1905 8 head. Texas
beeves, $20@40 p head and dull, with
light supply
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CITY NOTICES.
Ecey Ice!!

D. d. Hicks is furnishing Ice this season
cheaper than it was ever furnished hereto
fore. Now is the time to make contracts
for the season. He sticks to his contract,
war or no war. mrbl2 If
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Country merchants, teachers, parents and
pupils viii find the best and cheapest stock
of School Books used in city, country and
other schools throughout the State at W.
@. Collier & Cos, "A Union street, Nash
lie Tevnn. ly
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Original Japanese silks.

We announce with pleasure that we have
opened full line of Japanese Silks in the
very newest and best styles.
THOMPSON Bios j. KELLY.
mrhl2 81
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PLATE Glass Windows land all sorts of
windows look most enticjng when they
shine with brilliant luster. Wharton's
Liquid Polish does the work thoroughly
and saves time and trouble. mrhl4 eod3t
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GAIL at N. G. Cotton's 292 south Cherry
Stree, and get your early cabbage plants.
mrhl2 it,
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SPRINGTME has come, so has PERKINS &
BENSON with their new andeiegant stock Of
Boots and Shoes, No. s, st. Cloud Block,
lust round the corner. mrh12 ct
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ST. CHARLES HOTEL.

Market street, near the Square, Nashville,
Tenn. N. B. HAMILTON, Proprietor.
Single meals, 80 cts. Boarding and lodg-
ng. per day, 50. nov1 d&wtf
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See advertisement OF DR.. Butts Dispen
ssry, headed Book for the Million-MAR
RAGE GUIDE-in another column. It
should be read by all maya d&vly
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CONNIE dation at sc North Summer street,
second door from New Theatre. mari If
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New Orleans Tobacco Market

New Orleans Tobacco Market
The New Orleans Prices Current of the
18th says:
There has been no life in the market
during the semi-week inst closed Buyers
have been looking around, but do not ap-
pear anxious to purchase any considerable
quantities. The great scarcity of tonnage
and consequent high rates of all our
freights, operates as serious impairment to
exporters, besides which the stock here on
sale is rather limited. The sales have
been confined to 5 hhds. at SIC; old at
SC; lug at &c; leaf ct SIC, and z at Sc.
. ID, together 20 hhds. We quote Tugs at
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INFANTS Much suffering to these tender little
buds Of the human family night be aIlayed by
using Mrs. Whitcomb's syrup. Sac sdverliseme nt
in another column. msrII dlv&wIt
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BANKING HOUSE
sssIoaal Savings Company

$50 L. @. TABBox, Cashier.
THOS. s. MARI. President. 49, -
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Northern seed potatoes, for sale at Gen
nett & Co.'S, Nos. 63 and 65 South Market
street. feb28 Wv