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ECEIVING THIS DAY.
II 50 hogsheads PORTO RICO SUGAR, part
IS boxes snase SehMnEAEA, SUGAR So, -, -, IL.
100 barrels barrels sna tsFSsS snEgffA SYRUP
Is bar els choice sU9AR-OURED BREAK
10 pa TASg s gAisiE BEEF something ex-
hA.ikI, in uerces' half barrels, cases. and
I'm bsga RIO COFFEE: |
IS BAGS genuine LAGUAYaA CnFEEE;
Is bags Iot ai6CHA COFFEE;
SO half chests good to choice GUNPOWDER
and UOLONG TEAS;
TO ys'h we Invite the afss9n q aG ,F'ss CO.
TOR SALE Low, ,,,, y DON
100 b hhk GuT and GROSS NORTH CARO-
~ s2-1m LIMA NJ CfHARERLAYNE & JONES.
NEW FLOUR, NEW FLOUR.-I am
Of new wheat, and have on hand SUP GKFInE aud
EXTRA FLOUR OF old wheat, to which l beg TO
cali the attention OF all In want; ,oopE
south side of the Dock,
tv1s foot of 18th street
4 Z lSIl, dbo HAN[o OAh'-5
n 200 barrels N. C. CUT HERRINGS.
100 barrels Eastern HEkRiNGS, NOV, I'M,
100 halI.oarrsslss a. \; {, g. FAMILY ROE HER
IS barrels Tei nedlnm and No. MAcKEREL,
o5 boxes CHEESE,
100 boxes SOAPS, rs hogsheads c. R. SIDES,
100 bags RIO COFFEE, 100 boxes CANDLES,
so barrels wH1sskEEXl,,y ali Is grades,
10 quarter casks SHERRY VINE,
S tons ROCK ALUM SALT.
Also, manufacturers agents for fine CHEW Ing
iE " is.Iw ROGERS 4 McCANCE.
DURE CIDER VINEGAR.-500ga gallons
l. PURE ciDE v. G. Si 66ASSbkipGE & CO.,
te2o 1877 Broad street.
NORTH CAROLINA GROSS HER
~ EJNGS.-No. MOTH c a o l. N A
ekGSs n5sSk III aT HfSt iSf isf
MOODS FAMILY HERRINGs.-1Oo
w half-barrels ROE HERRlNGS.
WIG. DANDRIDGE a. CO.,
1e2o 827 Broad street.
m HHDS. CHOICE p. r. SUGAR,
10 hDd5. BACON SIDEs,
Just received IN W Sssfs aps fHs ssf ayRvry
No. 3 Pearl Block. l4th ST.,
tes Richmond, Va.
LEGAL NOTICES.
ooo1-o~~~~~~~
UIRGINIA-IN VACATION.-In the
Y CLERKS ofice OF the Circuit Court OF the
county of Henrico, 22d July, 1871, ,.
Wilcher .Abrshsns, trustee. .......".'..'.'"'Pt''
against
Mark a, Tyndall and Martha Jane his wife, Joseph
A. Morris. Lewis J. Hawley and elizabeth a.
his wife, John Owen and Lucy ID. hts wife John
L. smith, William Morris, and Wilcher Morris,
Defts.,
IN CHASCERY.
The chject OF this suit is to procure an order TO
sell State bonds held by the plant fl as tr,sh e,
and distribute the proceeds among the parties en-
titled thereto.
And atndAvit having been made that the defend
ants, Lewis j. Hawiey and Elizabeth A. bis vile,
John owen and Lucy ID. his wife, John p. smith,
William norris and Wilcher Morris, are non-re-
sidents of this State, they required TO appear
here within one month after due publication
hereof, and do what Is necessary to protect their
interest In this suit.
copy-Teste:
f. WOLFF, D. C.
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FEMALE COLLEGE,
HI DaSVIiIE, VA,

The next sc-siou will commence September u,
1871, and clio Sc the last OF June.
Rev. l. Is. LAKE, Rev. JOHN LIp2COMB
JUHNsON Principals of Collegiate Department.
4. PREOT, Principal ofDepartment OF Modern
Languages and Music.
The principals are aided in their respective de-
narlmp,ts 4. c"mpetant assistants.
Charges for board and tuition in all English
branches for the entire session, $40. Ulhar
charges equally mo cate. Fifty per cent. dis
count TO III! nisters' daugh ers.
The Domestic epArtment il under the control
Of Prof. a . PREOr.
For catalogues, containing full particulars. al
dress the Principals. " 81 eodtl5S
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GROCERIES, DC.
CPECIAL NOTICE.
cwoRGE LEGG's FAMILY FLOUE'

-.-~-z-.>,-<--~~~-
SPECIAL NOTICE.
GEORGE W. LgGG's FAMILY FLoUR'
Parties desiring supply of this very superior
FAMILY FLOUB,
can get It by leaving orders with us In a"'An'e
Mr. Lezg authorizes US to
WARRANT EVERY BARREL SOLD DUklho
THE YEAE.
This Flour is superior In evesY respscs " "n'
Flour offered In this market.
Our supply will be uniform durtn the year r.,
sns A.Y. STOKES GO.
uAMs! HAMsl! HAMs!l
TEN TIERCEs
BANNER HAMS
LIGHT WEIGHTS
.JUsT RECEIVED, '. p.
AND FOR SALE By
s no. F. WILLIAMS & CO.
DTTrTER. .BUTTER.-eO tubs prime
Is MOUNTAIN BUTTER; }f nSa FscslT s4hG '0
sale eya. 1913 Cary street.
MohHWW aRREN,s CELFBRATED HAMS,
~ COLD WATER SOA', -....-. ..-.
-. .,,. = &S Nix ss and Hi9 %a: 4: rArvM,
For SAFE Ny 5ll Broad street.
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r.. n. PRICE & co, have just opened
Brown, Green, Blue, Buff, and Pink Cambrics
for dresses and trimming;
New Lace and Linen Collars and Sleeves;
ladies, Col1red and Black Kid Gloves, very best
Black Gro Grain silks. cheap;
Cotton and Lisle Thread Hose and Half Hose;
Bulhiggan Hose and Half Hose, superior:
Corsets -every make and quality.
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~ AUGUST, 1871.

MORE NEW AND sEAsONABLE DRY
GOODS.
Middletown transcript., 1871-01-21
NJ. DUMAS.

The death Of dumas, the French liuera-
'emr, is announced. lie was the son Of
an officer in the French army. He caught
the flame Of genius after hearing aud Sec
ing Charles kenblc in England His
bodily aspect was very peculiar, as thus
indicated IF you should ever 90 to
Paris and chance ia some of the streets TO
meet a great boy, about five feet four in
ches in height, having a physiognomy
resembling that Of n negro. with frizxled
hair, broad nose. and an olive complex
ion, his costume also being distinguished
by some popularity. such as ligLt-ycl-
low waistcoa,, or ribbon Of an Infinite
variety Of colors depending frcm his bgt-
ton-holc speaking loudly and ges,icuating
fercly, rs il he was quarrullng instead OF
conycr.ing with friend, ,-ycn may 60
boldly up to bin and say, without fear Of
being deceived. Good morning, NJ Du-
mas Be assured it is the man himself;
for there are not two such physiognomies
to be found, in Paris at least. they may
be in the Colonies, among men OF color
lie will receive you very civilly, converse
with you, aud in few minutes you will
feel, ns 1t were. almost nslinctivcly that
You are confronted with the greatest, or
ut all events the most prolific writer Of
modern times Dumas pen. during tho
hrfiay ot bis popularity, was in constant
hi~ literary earnings amounted to an aver
age of between seven and eight hundred
thousand irapa, year; in other words.
about $40 Nlh or LIZ UNO But not
witANaudus thi, pcincly income, so great
were hi rcckle"nrss and improvidcnce
that h. wa constantly in pccuniary diff
ealtias ll's contributions to the faench
q t86},ia were ~ the bottom Of his sue
aui susl = popularity in Fracc at
l. i was the heh-pnd 10 wealth The
iet stations held OFT, to him by rival Jour
alist to write for their paper, wcrr abuu-
Int md irresistible, aud Il, last we ara
@l he ,nttrc3 into agreements TO write
five rom ucns i encu for rs many papers.
aa inztalh NJ { each appearing daily
Il tlIr. indeed 50 great iurore
ra raacl about hi. name rs contribu-
t5sHi -a ipre' a1s the contest ns to who
II MI bayr tbs -isht TO lis pea, that tho
lae can before court of law in
l'aris and lie lad u sustain a suit against
.#teftl $50 believe fvcj uf the greatest
literary capitalists of Pans. who sued him
iaf breach uf literary contract. Ii must
nat ie supposed that VI. Dumas wrote all
these roHaHees weri for word and line for
lie 81 'hr etll.hars On thecoutrary.
" IS, RI constant employment school
i j p.o, d; Underwriters. who worked
ru Ill IDEAS Which b, skctched in the
rome. aaI brought ;Lcir labors back to
6iW. u IT, ratraHhel uy the hand Of the
q II master whom they served His son.
y tcyanlr, Dara.. the younger, is
well 5pown both n, novelist and as one
q the most popular dramatic critics in
France
Middletown transcript., 1871-01-21
VINO woREinE FIRST RING,

tttpur,us.ye evidence is not ohtainablc." )"
remarl recent writer, when rings
werr .ir.t used BIZ; ono fact is plain.
they a. d gGal antiquity, were always
warn Il, ta',a, q trust. usirnia Of com
mau@ pin q Il h.,h and alliance, and
rtussiy .ttalgs. as marks ut soryi,udc.
t. 'Isio8s sfs:aa o' Hereastcr is ex-
eaa5h1Iy anyisat anil in samo Of tho old
niftirr, " t..st .eI imag- mold ring,
iu45eatie faup5rat utc md power And
to this day the .ier>mn> Iiin1oos. and all
the Eastern nations, attach great signif-
cauee To the rias The Egyptians were
particularly tull II il', ornament. There
ara specimens in til Museum of the Lou
vfe Some 3afe - fu buck as the reign
of Mocri. ii l.n British Museum there
is an exceedingly iue specimen. This
is ring Of IT, fna.' gold. Of the ptol-
cinaic or Roman period with figures Of
scraps Isis, aHl ilarus The same col
lection has also others Of a similar metal,
sci with the ,caralNus or sncred beetle
Otbcr, have the names Of Thntmcs Ill and
Ramescs III The most ancient ring in
existence is ;ia: formerly worn by Chcops.
the builder Of thc great pyramid, found in
Il tomb in the vicinity Of that monument.
of the finest gold, with hieroglyphics
Sundry passages Of Holy Writ prove the
antiquity Of riae. When pharoah conf
ied the charge Of all Egypt to Joseph. he
took the ring from his iinger aud commit
ted it to him n Symbol Of command.
Ahasuerus did in Ike manner to his favor
i,e. Hannah, and subsequently, to Morde-
cal The impression Of the Monarch's
ring had the iorcc of command. Write
We also for the Jews, as it liketh you, in
the kings name. aud seal it with the
kings ring. for the writing which is writ
ten in the kings name aud sealed with
the kings ring, may no man reverse"
Rings among the God-favorcd people.
when used as seals we're called .tabaolh." !"
the name Of a root. signifying to imprine
and also to seal. They were commosly
worn on the little finger Of the right hand,
Middletown transcript., 1871-01-21
NO. 8.

ing when Lawrence discharged pistol a
the Chief Magistrate. The scene OF con-
fusion which ensued is charmingly carica-
turci by the artist. who makes tho Ad-
ministraticn execute rigid war dance
with uplif,cd cane. while his devotees hold
Lawrence prone upon the floor. and Van
Buren,. in mild complaccncy, sinpers ia
the back ground. The illustration on the
title page. representing Lawrence taking
aim. has been faithfully reproduced in the
signs of all modern shooting galleries
Lawrence was manifestly insane, and was
after his trial sent to the asylum near
Washington, Of which he was ono Of the
first inmates.
Middletown transcript., 1871-01-21

II an carly hour of the Sabbath morn,
beside the ancient, sacred pile stood
uf old St AIMS. The Ivy carlcss clamberd
Along its fuOss-gruwn antique walls
The sunlight bdihc, in golden glory
The calm, sedncst.r i .couc. and silence
Rcigned through all the leity grove,
Save where the warbling songslcr pourl
His wood-nnics Wild or where the gray old trunks
That high in heaven mingled their mossy boughs.
lIrmur i with sound OF the invisible breath
That played among their giant rAnch,s,
And bowed the wrapt spirit with the thought
ul houndlcss power aud Inaccessible majesty,
" Within the iune church ua lu.tcring tuutlal
o cg threshold aisle, or clan,cl cchocd,
No sound ntrudcd On the hush profound
uf that anecn, temple TIL, pale slcepcrs
IN tie weird city ~ the dead las mute
Their moUldrrug ashes miagling with the dust
While srulpihred tablets, with memorial hrici,
Their memories from oblivion rescued.
A. tina, upon the scene around muscl.
The irc,h.,arnei earth upon ncw-mide grave
Within il, marble cuuiinr, neat enclosed
My vision .ieditst fixed, and hohrli
Thrc iHddru>, lr'ring ctcli q rich hr4uu',
Appi ,rh IL tomb, and itly 10y is side
>inup down and phtrc thereon their floral gems
In ,u,ca ~ the iosc the! 'otr ,hc rlcna
- late nurued, whom yet the! fnudl cher.sl't,
Euli preparation ulr Gti idly mAflc
10 stand beslv.rr d the hridd altar;
Hut nov, beside her early grave She Stood
With floral tobrns rl uut,ilias love
For the mir tonug withrf Il Hover beneath
Touching and beautiful u lovely Sigh,
ui such devotion deep al friendship shrine,
", sicrurr heart, 80 wrlins sympathy.
fhrohb ! It's csinu,g 10 tins cAuohins act
~ these i,.r sisters. uui .i.d th~ul hountse
Deep down m,tuu %. sJ.cn, Processes.
Jh when VITA them lii, stilfu. ir,vr ends.
May ne cr be wanted hand q! sympathy
10 ,trcw ala st.uu tuhrn rr their graves
Middletown transcript., 1871-01-21
MIDDEOWN NEW SATURDAY MORNING. JANUARY
"Arc you ready now p asked the Cap

"Arc you ready now?' asked the Cap,
tain.
Quite. y
MIR. Willougbby VaDc,' cried the Cap
tain. ushcring our hero into the drawing
room Then waving his hand, he added,
Allow me to introduce you to my wifi
aud daughter
Willoughby looked exceedingly foolish
as he bowed to the TIVE ladies' On n
couch by the iiresidc sat his enchauiness,
looking more bcwi,chingly radiant than
ever; her ris-a-ris being the tall. thin
angular woman in black that he had fire.
ouen,ly noticed from over the way.
- What contrast" thought Willough-
BY. :" between mother aud daughter" :"
= Annie. my dear, Mr. Willoughby
Nanc is nervous, no doubt You know
the aiage. Let US leave the young peo-
pie together. and he'll soon find his tongue
then, III wager said the Captain, ad-
dressing the yeungcr Of the two ladies, who
Immediately roe from her seat.
/" Stay. sir there is some mistake
here :" said Wiloushby. j" This lady is
-" and he pointed tc the gaun' female
i" Ny laughter sir = said the Captain.
= Ny daughter by my firs wife.
/" And this calculated our hero turn
ing to the Young lady.
. Is my second wife, sir -
Mr. Willouehby Nane feel from home
tina, night About month later his al
most broken hearted mother received n let
ter from him explaining the whole affair;
and the pos, mark bore the words " Mon
lreal, Canada "-Oac, q lleck
Middletown transcript., 1871-01-21

II hts larger arm aud slron.ss euu.iruc-
tim tian any family earnc. admitting prscs
pieces "t work, thus lifting the machine L. t,nil,
and manufacturing PURPOSES as WI, without
need q two machjuls. L has X 81 iH.l erAr
room.
1t htth' any wtttfI uT iUf"Hr7z. nom l-IG
oi an inch raulrie 10 iurhc, I.tvfH.
, |, binds coat SKIRT, or Int without
nny braid or binding whatever
l'iylls ~ the brim Of a hi' taaa5 ialncss
Il ofersrtns sheet or Bsu u carpet.
9 Ii make beautiful eyrlgt work.
|, eni3toiders on tin edge
Il makes hatlonbolcs Of any size au any
material.
II has the hrajiug machine whtrh makes
braid of size or color a the rate uf i5n yards per
hour. This sells for SlU extra.
10 II always won the first premium at cyory
exhibition IA which 1t has been entered.
Middletown transcript., 1871-01-21
THE AMERICAN
Buttonhole, 0verseaming,
SEWING MACHINE,
Has the following advantages over
most all other Sewing Machines
in the market.

l u SU a tension witch prevents emitting ot
ihrcas pr dropping OF st,tchrs
ltias the most powerful construction which
will in4urc good work Tor u quarter ut u tcntury.
II scws the lighlrst clnihrie aud the usual
shoe leather withou, amy strain whatever.
1t has n feed bar which rtu he lowered or
raised At will, thus adapting it = all Kind. Of
material.
II is impossible 10 g,, III" nnchinc on, % Or
der unless by rust, 1u,t gr taking apart. II viii
never get out of order hy working.
d |, has the highest aitaii. ttlc speed mai,iu..
2,2oo stitches per minute by foot, tnl !.ooo b.,
steam
! /, is the lishtc.' r'nriue hu't'r mtrhjur
y II makes the tnn-i hriulig, ugh stitch
. II has the hnni-nnrst appearance.
10 II has the strongest most cunyeu.cu'. band
somcly polished, hr,ccl table. with drawer, iigd
board 10 prevent soiliug the dc.s.
u It's cover i. poliaaai, huiug una lu,krd Is 4
little trunk. There is nothing hrttcr l.ng this 10
preserve the machine.
IL II has straight needle.
- Four hohhns hold spuul of eoitun.
II II has the hrst beaa..r.
IS l. has the mo,' conp'r'. att hmpu. ihr
Jack of all-trgtcs hens tHaas t,.fasz
,ucks, brads aud rtst-
ID 1t is simple af an. mauh!4 a t', mar
krt.
II l,necds but ll,lr tin. to lrss.. ,.r ..,fa-
ton.
Is II has the h'.t cmlrojicrns attachment.
10 II sews on striistt pic,r whilr putting
another At the sainc time without bastint. ai.
,aciment or after wurk
These advantages combine the hest qualities ~
u sewing machine Tor the family who want ID
use ii steadily In all kinds ni Waft Nu,h,ra
equal can iIc found ~ tt Mas ~ combining ihe
advantages Of nll tn sewing machine, now
known, mhile ohtaiiua all their ftHils
Middletown transcript., 1871-01-21

Confound il :" he would sometimes
say to himself, " how very provoking the
dear girl is She never will look this
way do wish could catch her eye, if
only for moment What horribly
sour-lookiug old crab the mother is De-
pend upon it, Willoaghby. that poor child
is anything but happy at home with those
two old ioges Indeed, her letters hint as
much > And having given vent to his
feelings, he would put on his hat and
walk to the post-of'icc, or shut himself in
lis room aud compose another note to his
Z" Dearest Eva"
At length, three weeks having flown
rapidly away in thiq manner. he received
n letter one morning from the young lady,
which run as follows:
Middletown transcript., 1871-01-21

Written for the Middle,own Transcrip,
ny ARIEL.
Middletown transcript., 1871-01-21
Orioinal lloetrp.
LINES

On witnessing Three Sisters Depositing
Flowers on the Grave OF Friend.
Middletown transcript., 1871-01-21
THE FOLLOWING ADVANTAGES
THE AMERICAN

Possesses alon, nul aal. ,urlel tbgre lel.g no
othar macliur even rrc'onaia them
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-22
RIVgg AND WEATHge.

The river was stationary at this point
yesterday, with ten fest on Harpeth Shoals.
The weather was clear and delightful in
;hs morning, but in the afternoon became
cloudy, and at this time of writing 900
p. N is sprinkling rain.
Tie John Lumsden arrived yesterday
from Cairo, with a cargo Of $500 bushels
Of corr and sundrits.
The EddyvilIe also arrived from Evans
Vile with a good trip, consisting princi-
pdly Of corn.
The Emma Floyd departed for Cincin-
n-.i with rousing trip, including 800
Ia es of cotton. She had to refuse cotton,
more being offered than she could carry
The Eureka Line is in the market, and has
''cOme 10 stay.'
The Aid promised the Caney Forkers
has DUHH come. It has all Leake out,
and now the mountain Desrs will refresh
the Hurry county shipI ers.
The LidyvIlte had good trip out. She
received l54 bales cotton for Cincinnati at
seveuty-five cents per bale.
4 bill Of the Rose Hlto, posted on NJ
Lords bulletin board yesterday, Attracted
considerable attention.
Pemiientiary conyicis Unloaded the John
LumFden.
The firm Of Colbett j Pittman, dis
charging agents, has dissolved.
Fred. n Mitchell has been employed as
pilot Of the John Lumsden.
Tae Emma Floyd paid S2i wharfage at
this plac-, and only 8 at Cincinnati. The
Eidyville's wLarfage here was Sl3, and 81
at Evansville.
The fine passenger steamer John Lums-
den, Capt O. W Davis, is the regular
packet for CAIRO TO dav at 4 p. n. d. B
Davis and Jim Pope Johnson, Clerks.
by Telegraph
CAIao. Feb. 2I-Rjver rose . feet.
Light rain since dark. Mercury 60.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-22

D. w. Peabody, Esq, Collector Of
United States internal Revenue, left &is
city Yesterday for Washington, on bust
ness connected with his department.
The following named gentlemen were
registered at the Maxwell house yesterday :
James NJ. Venable, of Huntsville Ala /;
Hon. Charles Ready, of Murtreesboro
v. Valconet aud A. b. Martin, of Leba-
non; Capt. Thomas b. Darragh, of Muir
freesboro; Col. j. G. Hornberger, OF
GAINESVILLE: T. w. Morton, of Kentucky;
W. S. Alternately, of Giles county, and }.
H. Rifle, of Montgomery, Ala,
The following gentlemen were among
the guests of the Battle House last night:
Hon. Sam Jones, Memphis, Tenn; Maj
John @. Reed, Brownsville, Tenn; E. d.
Peyton, New York; Col. John Armstrong,
Galloway, Missouri; Norman Bryant,
Thomaston, Ga; G. But, Cincinnati, Ohio;
JAS. Carter, Shawnee Mound, Ill; w. G.
Reynolds, CORTLAND, Ala; Col. H. Bucker,
fillmore, Nd; Col. A. J. Glass, McGregor,
Iowa.
We were glad TO meet Gen A. Q. Gil
lem, formerly commander OF the post at
this place, in the city yesterday.
Hon. II. IL. Emmons, United States
District Judge, is at present on visit to
Louisville, Ky.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-22

Do not forget that the Choral Society
will give delightful concert ut the Mul-
berry Street Church, corner Of College
and Mulberry streets Doubtless many
will go out from the city a the street cars
pass to apd fro till after the concert The
programme is changed and we think i'm
proved. OF course South Nashville will
turn ont en- masse. Mr.. OsrtZeus bass
solo is well worth the p,ice OF admission.
hear him once and you will agree that he
has the finest voice in the city or even the
South. In addition Misses Wambaugh,
Iumsden and Cotton will favor the occa-
sion with solos and duOs aid Mrs VESSEL
in her sweet notes, will sing deep II
Nv Heart" We bespeak for the Choral a
large and delightful audience
Admission 80 cents
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-22
Louisville Live Stock Market.
TOTrrsy1TTE Feb 20 1871

The cattle market opened strong and ac-
tive with 268 head on sale. Something
over 200 head we're sold. The offerings
were of better quality than have been on
sale for some weeks. There were a few
fair shipping beeves offered and some
stOckers. Most of the stock sold were ia
ken by butchers. The market East has re-
NAMED dull and well supplied, so that
there has been no change in shipping cat
tie f1- weeks. We quote fair 10 extra
shippers, weighing from 300 to 1,6OO lbs,
at Ga 80; oxen that are fat Si.75G5. so;
choice butchers stuff, such ss COWS, heifers
and steers that weigh 500 to 1000 tbs, at
SIS 25G6 90, but few sell at 5000. Bulk
Of sales at $3.50, second quality at SIG
so, and common at S3G3.5O Q 100 lbs
gross Cows, fresh mich, sell as to quail
ty from $50 to 40.
SHEEP-The market is active for good
heavy weights. They sell at S5.2j@S,
second quality at S3.75@4.5O z 100 lbs
gross, mixed lots sold at S2,5O@3 q head.
Hostile market IS brisk and all sell
on arrival. We quote best heavy corn fed
at S775G8, and second quality at So. 700
7.2J, light at So 80 2 100 lbs gross.
Horses AND MULEs-But few are now
being shipped South. Market reported
byreturned drovers) well stocked, sales
slow and prices very low.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-22

The week closes without essential change
in prices We notice mole improvement
in the bacon market, though bulk meats
a.e yet the principal call, on Southern
orders.
Stocks of both bacon and bulk meats
are fair, and Ordsrs are promptly met at
current figures. Receipts of country stuff
continues liberal, and ali that comes for
ward is taken up at full prices by our deal
ers. We quote to-day as follows:
BULK MEATs-CIear sides 114@ &c; clear
rib sides lie; shoulders SIC, packed.
BAcoE-Clear sides 1244e; shoulders 1Oci
country hams 13Gl3tc.
CHOICE HASIs-Hart & Hensley's csle-
brated s. C. G. @. G. hams, clnyassed CT
uncanvased, 1G3c.
BEEAKFAsT B4CoN-HaEt i Hensley's
fancy G. C O. breakfast bacon ! sc.
JoLEI-Hsrt & Hensley's S. @. @. G. c.
joles 7t@Sc.
LABD-Hart q Hensley's choice pastry,
Qfancy) in tierces, 13c; in kegs l4t; in
buckets l5lc.