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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-28
The Next Cotton Crop.

Speaking of the next cotton crop, the
New Orleans PjcGy,ne says:
We have closely examined our country
exchanges for the last three or four weeks
70 ascertain the intention of the planters
with regard to the next cotton crop.
From nearly every section of the South the
reports agree in stating that the acreage
under cotton will he largely reduced this
season. On the whole We may safely esti-
mate from twenty-five to forty per cent re-
duction in acreage.
Planters now fully recognize the folly
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-28
Louisville Tobacco market.

Glover, White d Co., of the Boone To-
bacco Warehouse, Louisville, forwarded
as sales of 325 hhds for the week ending
Feb. "a, as follows.
16 hogsheads bright - $500, 22.5O,
81 90, 1000, 1000 1925, 100, 1915,
1880, 1915, ID 70, 14,25, 400, 1926
II Is, 1925.
80 hogsheads good shipping leaf-S1I 90
ll.75, LIE, 10 80, 1925, 1000, 9 80,
$40, $50, 800, 900, 900, $50, $50,
$50, $50, S.1O' s 80, $40, $40, 500,
$50, 500, $40, $50, $40, $40, SEQ,
500, 8 IS, $50, 500, 40.
146 hogsheads low leaf and heavy Tugs
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Warrant for His Reward.

i'll Robson, Of Eddyville, Ky, received
a warrant on the Treasury yesterday for
$500, offered by Gov. Senter for the ar
rest Of Henry A. White alias Henry Smith,
Of Dickson county, few days since. The
Governors rewards are always paid
promptly, and to The proper parties, on
the apprehension Of those for whom they
are offered.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-28
Commercial and misunderstanding
Items.

Nearly 200 bales of cotton are received
at the port of Boston every business Fay
in the year, and as mart for consumption
it ranks next 10 Liverpool.
A Charleston merchant estimates that
the rice crop of the entire South in 1901
will be about IS, $50 casks. He expects
So 5000 casks from South Carolina, 2S, 900
from Georgia, %, $50 from Louisiana, and
the small remainder from North Carolina.
On the 4th inst, at Liverpool, sales Of
California spring wool we're made at I'D
for washed, and . ID for greasy.
The Excelsior Needle Company of VOL
cotville, CT. made two million needles last
year.
A cotton factory is being built at Canton,
Miss, by company who have an already
subscribed capital of $50, COO in gold.
OF a flock of 200 sheep lately offered for
sale in Douglas county, Oregon, 100 were
sold as 81 per head, and the balance with
drawn.
The wool exported from the principal
British possessions in 1868 amounted to
242. 756.7Il pounds Most of it was Aus
tralisn. BY the last returns there were
-. $50, sos head of sheep in New South
Wales
Lowell, Mass, turns out $4,000 yards of
carpetiug per week.
One of the most interesting among sci
entific applications, is the method of ex-
tracing potash from the yolk of wool
fleoc,s which from this source for Tome
time past has been obtained in great
purify. Il is computed that if all the
feeces OF all the sheep of France, estimat-
ed at A, 900, we're subjected to the new
treatment, France would derive from this
source alone all the potash she requires in
the arts, enough to make about 12,05O
tons of commercial carbonate of potash
convertible into II, 600 tons of saltpetre,
which would charge 1870, 100000 cart
ridges Sc that the inoffensive sheep, the
emblem Of peace, can be made to support
the chief imminent of war. The obvious
lesson from these facts to the farmer, is to
wash bis fieeces at home, in such manner
that the wash water, SO rich in potash,
may be distributed upon the land as liquid
manure.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-28
TresIIes Our oTIinc.

A couple of trestles on the Nashville and
Northwestern Railroad, one near Hunting
den and the other at Mckenzie, were
worked ont of line by the rain Of Saturday
hight. The trains were stopped on Sun
day In consequence of the interruption.
They have been adjusted, however, and
the trains were running on regular time
yesterday, and doing a very heavy bust
ness both in freight and passengers.
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Musicale

Mrs. Nellie Bowen will give another Of
her charming soirees at Rev DIR. Hoyt g,
on Carroll street, this evening. The Oc-
casion can but be a delightful one, where
beauty, mirth and muAic aud song will
combine and blend in pleasing and social
harmony.
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of their action last season in entirely ne
glecting field crops. They have paid
pretty dearly for their experience; ANIL the
cotton crop of the South will henceft rth,
no doubt, be kept within the proper limit
of 300, 900, 900 bales"
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Nashville Live stock Market.

OArTLE-Receipts fair to-day. We quote
at zoos, according to quality. Choice
in demand
Hods-We quote at 5!@6c. Market
dull
SHEEP-Sales of common at prices ran
ging from $1.75Q2. so. There is consid-
cradle inquiry for choice, which commands
sc q ID.
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The Owls.

The ''Owls, formerly known as the
amateur serenaders, will meet for exercises,
rehearsal, ETC., at the Rink tonight. In
medistely after the season Of Lent, we
understand that they propose a public
entertainment of rare and unique char
acter which will afford much enjoyment as
well as instruction.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-28
Mammoth Cave Hotel StrucU by
Lightning

From passenger who reached this city
yesterday from the Mammoth Gave, We
learn that on last Friday or Saturday the
hotel at the Mammoth Cave was struck by
lightning, which took ont one end of the
dining room, and that il will take about
two hundred dollars 20 ye, all damages.
No one WAS injured.
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TEE Executive Committee Of the David
son County Sundsy-schOol Association are
requested to meet at the Office Of AIRING
ton, Farrar Il Weakley, No. - Nor,h Col
legs street, this evening, at Z: P. ".
A. D. WHARTON, Chairman.
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The track Of the Nashville and North
western road was inundated near Camden
with the food of water that fell during the
storm OF last Saturday night, greatly, for
the time, to the inconvenience of the
passage of trains.
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"DOOLEy,s least POWDER. ,,,I

The superiority Of this Baking Powder has long
been demonstrated by every housekseper who has
used it, snd from the steadily increasing demand
for reliable article. The universal expression Is
that It is the best in the market and its perfect
purity and freedom from deleterious substances
warrants the assertion. To those who have never
used it. We say give it a trial. and your testimony
% It's worth viii be gdded 10 the many thousands
Of others. Sold by grOcers generally. DOoL.Y &
BR0THAB, 50 New street, Ncw York, Msnufactu-
reTs. felix's decd IwGElt
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WempbisLIve Stoc. T,arEe,

LIVE SToCK-Cattle, first quality Core,
gross; second quality, 4@5c; common, "a
39c; good supply. Hogs are quiet at 10
Sc. Sheep are scarce at 1906 per head.
Texas beeves, $20@4O per head and dull,
with light supply.-AppedJ, 25th.
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G. I. Carroll was arrested yesterday on
the charge of personating an officer, and
will have trial before the Recorder this
morning.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-28

For Hill Heads, Letter Heads,
BILLS Lading, Business Cards, and
aIi Kinds of Mercantile Printing, go
10 the Union and American. II
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No Interference with the Cbatia
noOga Road.

The storm of last Saturday night, though
it swept like hurricane past us in a south
essterIy direction, did no damage worth
mentioning to the Nashville and Chasta-
noogs road, all its bridges, trestles, etc s.,
remaining intact, without hindrance to the
regular running of the trains or 1chedule
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MerChnnfs, Exchange.

Under the proprietorship Of 10. Hous-
ton and Ben Wallace, the Merchants Ex-
change is one of our very best res
taurants, and is being largely patronizsd.
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NASHVILLE UNION AND AMERICAN TUEsDK " FEBRgARY 2s

Matches 500 per case. Pepper 224o.
Spice lac. Ginger $50. Oysters 3. 40 y
case for one pou nd cans; $40 y case for
two pound can !. Canned peaches, two
pound cans, 2.75 p doz. Soda 6s97c-
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Gen. John G. Brown.

This distinguished gentleman ard Gov
error elect Of the State is IN oUr city and
stopping at the Maxwell House. lie is in
excellent health and buoyant pirits.
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SCiIOnl Eunh.

The Finance and School Committees of
the County Court will meet with reference
to the distribution of the above fund on
Saturday, the 4th pIox., at 10 A. NJ, in
the third floor of the courthouse.
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. CORRESPONDENTS must write only on 0Ee
tide Of page Of their paper.
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FLIPPlN-lhe friends aud anquaint lrces Of
OvERToN Fin PIN sre invited to attend his fune-
raj from the residence OF hiH brother, 7. D.
Tlppin, No % Berryhln street, this evening at
o'clock. Services by Elder ?. &. Fall
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Located in Nashville in 1860 Gives
special attention to al diseases Of the
Blood, Chronic ana TsnsroaL Diseases,
aud all difficulties of the urinary organs,
etc. Call and consult him without fee.
Ofire 329 North Cherry street, near Mex
well House, Nashville, Tenn. flhsi %
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The following are the cotton quotations
received at the National Savings Company,
corner Union and College streets, where
cotton, gold, bond and stock quotations
are received hourly, and are always access
sible to the public:
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 81, 11:15-Ootton mar
ket dull. Sales 10, 0GO bales; uplands 7sd;
Orleans I'D.
NEW YoRK, Feb. 81, 1O:15.-OOtton dull.
ordinary 12sc; good ordinary 139; low mid
ding 14ac; middling 154c; good middling
16c; Mobile 15tc; Orleans 1870. March
delivery 14Ic; April 14sc.
NEW YORK, Feb. %, 12.-Cotton dull
and heavy. Ordinary 12s; good ordinary
13tc; low middling 14sc; middliDg 1544c;
good middling 16c; Mobile 15sc; Orleans
l52c. February settlements 14sc.
New YORK, Feb 81, 2:1O.-Cotton dull
and tendency downward.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 81, Cotton dull
and easier. Sales 10000 bales; uplands
7t@7sd; Orleans 7s@7ad.
New YORK, Feb. q. 3-Cotton dull
and tendency downward. Ordinary 1890;
good ordinary 13tc; low middliDg 14sc;
middling 154c; good middling Ice; No
bile l51c: Orleans 1870.
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New type ana Job Presses, just re
OfEiCe. deco If
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gTammcS, Dodgers, Tickets, etc, 70
TO the CntoH and American. If
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Dry Goods i'm New York.

The business of the season, thus far, ha 8
been fairly active; but without any unusu-
al Indications, except that prices have 8
hardening tendency not generally marked
at the commencement of the spring season.
The heavy snow storms have interfered to
certain extent with trades of all kinds;
and there are still complaints, which will
not be heard much longer, Of the high
rates of railroad freight. which are said 10
operate disadventsgeously to the interests
Of New York. But as it is the great object
of all railroads to establish a connection
with this city, or to tap its commerce in
some way, the rates of transportation will
never he allowed to create an obstacle to
attaining il.
The one great cause for sustaining prices
il domestic goods of every descripti is
the small stock in the hands Of manufsc-
turers' agents, and the low price TO which
the raw staple has fallen, which precludes
the expectation of any further decline be-
fore the crop results Of the coming season
can be known.
Brown sheetings and shirtlngs have not
been in very active demand during the
week, the sales being confined chiefly to
the best qualities, for which there is fair
demand In standard sheetings there is
mole active demand, and the supply being
barely equal to the current wants of the
trade, prices continue very firm. OF lower
grades there is better supply, and the
finer qualities for bleaching find steady
sale.
In beached sheetings and shirtings the
demand is active and the sales are large.
Prices are, of course we'll sustained, aud
the recent advance has caused no check to
sales. The rates are fully up TO quota
tons, and, in some instances, higher.
Printing cloths are not so firm in price.
decline Of TO per cent has been es-
tRblished Sixty four standards, extra
quality, in the gray, are now quoted at &c
for short delivery. The price is lower for
delivery in March and April
The business doing in prints Is not large
for the season, and the slaekness in the de-
mand is somewhat disappointing. The
new styles offered by the commission
houses end agencies are varied and attrac-
tive, and the popular makes are held at
steady prices.
Ginghams are in pretty good demand for
the better qualities and prices are well sus-
tanned.
Printed lawns and percales are in rather
more demand, but the sales, as yet, are to
a moderate extent on'y, the season being
early for these goods.-lndependent, Of
the 23d
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Nashville Flour and Grain Market

FLoUR-The market continues steady.
We quote as follows: Superfne S.; extra
So. 20; Xxx Sc 50; family S.; fancy 50.
WHEAr-Very little offering today.
Choice red is taken at 81. 2O@1.25.
Conn MEAL-Market steady as follows
Loose unbolted G5@7Oc; bOlted 75c 2
bushel; kiln dried SO % 2 barrel
CoRN-Sales were made from wagon to-
day at 5565Oc. We note shipments Of
4, 200 bushels at zoe sacked and delivered
in depot.
OATs-We quote common from wagon
55c; shipping 65@7Oc, sacked and deliv-
cred in depot. Seed oats command Use in
store, and are sacked and delivered in de-
pot at S0090c.
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Imported Cigars at abous cost, a. G. L
HOLSTERS. fegsG p
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MRs. WHrCoMB's SYRUP FOR SoorEuEa CELL
nRES.-Mauy sieepless nights q painful wftch-
ings 20 the anxious mother might b" avoided by
using this invaluable preparation.
feb26 dlW&wIt
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Nashville Provision Market.

The market continues active and with
ont change. We quote from store as fol-
low:
BULK MEATs-Clear sides IL 3@113c; clear
NIB tides lie; shoulders SIC, packed.
BAooE-Clear sides pc: shoulders 10c;
country bans l3913tc.
CHOICE GAMs--IIArt L HenSley's cele-
br4;ed S. G Z. o. c. hams, canyossed or
III, anvassed, 1G9c.
BREAKFAST BAcoN-Hart & Hensley's
farcy Z. q c. breakfast b.,con 1EBc.
Pic ToNGUEs-O. {. G. pig tongues zoe
per DE-.
JoLEs-Hart & Hensley's S. C G. @. G.
joles 7t98c.
LARD-Hart & Hensley's choice pastry,
fancy in tierces, 13e; il kegp, l44c; in
buckets 15!c.
The receipts of country bacon were fair
to-day, but holders found it difficult to re-
alize former prices, the bulk of the sales
being made at the following quotations:
shoulders Stc; sides 1O2@11c; hams Il &c.
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THIRD NATIONAL BANK,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
". ". BERRY, CHAS. z. HILLMkN,
JOHN RIRKMAN, EDGAR JONES,
DANIEL Z. CARTER.
TTRANSACTS GENERAL EXCHANGE BUSI-
Il NESS and deals in United States Bonds and
Gold. EDGAR JONES, Cashier.
W. W. BERRY, President.
JNO. KIRKMAN, Vice President. sep1-ly
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FOR the finest and cheapess Bob
Printing, of oil Kinds, go 20 the
Union and American. deco II
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One hundred barrels chOice Pea a Blow
AID Russet Potatoes, Just received, by
Slime 4 Birmingham, corner Of Cedar
st-est and Square, lsC2G 81
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Sugar and 1IoIasses I'm New Orleans.

Received to-day 1858 hhds. We
note a better demand and firmer market
to. day, though without any change in
prices. The supplies are at 5@52c for in
feTior; 6@Gtc for common; 7@74c for
good common; 72@Stc for fair; 84@Ssc
for good fair; 9@94c for fully fair; 9s993c
for prime; 1O@IOtc for choice; 113912tc
for yellow clarified, and 124@184c for
white
MoLAssEs- Received to day $50 barrels.
The supplies are nearly all fermenting, and
good molasses is very scarce. The sup
Plies are selling slowly at 18@25c for in
ferior and fermenting; 30@45c for COM
mon and fermenting; 48@52c for prime,
not fermenting; and SAC for strictly prime.
" o. Times Path.
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Northern seed potatoes, for sale at Gen.
nett & Co s, Nos. 63 ana % South Market
street feb2S 2w
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Just received a sn y Of Bow Log
Cabin. warranted, 81 c. 7 C'isier
feb2G p
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Very choice Flower Seed. Wholesale and
retail at Z. l.. Michel & Co. r. leb25 w
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For fine sob Printing, go 10 the
GniOn end American. aecg-tf
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london advices of yester6 ay quote 5-2os
of 62 at 81; '65s at 9Oss; 67s at 9O4, and
10-40s at IS.
Bank Tennessee notes are dull and quiet.
Dealers buy 71@72c and sell at 75c.
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125 hhds of light lugs and factory trasl
from SIS to 1886. 5 hhds from Ss.75 to
S495.
We note sales of 4 hhds bright manufac.
turing leaf, raised by W. A. Rudolph,
Montgomery county, Tenn, at an average
eff $20.93. Our market the past week
has been very active, with large receipts
and sales, and prices well maintained for
all grades.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Gold opened in New York yesterday at
1lls, and closed at 1114 Dealers here
we're paying l1OA and were holding at
1l13, with very little doing.
Exchange on New York is taken by the
banks I discount and is sold by them
at premium.
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southern Bonds I'm Now YORK.

The sales of Southern State bonds at
the New York Stock Exchange on the
23d inst were as follows:
SECOND BOARD.
1000 Virginia six per cent, Old. 65A
5000 Georgia seven per cents. 81
5,UONUrth arolina old bonds. .......-.......49
$500 South Carolina Sta te skies, new, Janu-
airy and July. ........... ..bSH
5000 South Carolina six per cents, new, jan
uary and July Observation-Disclosures IS
1900 South Carolina six per cents, new, JAN
uary and July ..........57
5000 Missouri six per cents, II. & st. 10. Iss,9Oz
The sales on the 9th inst. were as fol-
lows:
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GENERAL MARKETS.

MONDAY, Feb. 81, 1874.
Nashville Cotton Market
Our market to-day closed quiet and weak
with transactions during the day, the tenor
of the Liverpool and New York dispatches
having frightened buyers of. Factors,
however, are keeping stiff upper lip, no.
ping for better things soon. We quote
the market as follows:
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Pure Crab Cider, at c. rs.
feb25 2t
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RATCHEhnR,s RAIR DYE

ia CAE EAOb'S HAtA Dk 4.
This splendid Hair ID IS the best in the world.
the only true and perfect Dye. Harmless-Relia-
ble-InstsntsneOus-No disappontment-No II
diculOus tints-"DoEs NOT CONTAIN LEAD MOB ANY
VITALIC POIsOs TO INJUEE THE HAIR Or SYSTEM"
Invgoratas ths Hair and leaves ii soft and beauti-
full; black or brown- sold by all druggists and
dealers. Applied st tie Factory, 16 Bond street,
New York. sep27-Tv
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ow case of tho plendid Icisn LineLs,
a't grades, jdst erved, at Hogan 4
Why's teb2G It
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Wbnrton,, liouid PoIt,1,

4 new and long needed invention, useful
in every house and store. Can he had at
Wharton's Drug Store. 10. s. Union
street. Price 80 cents per bottle. A little
goes long way. fsb25 3t
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}. 81. yvhOrIeY, II =. MARKET 81,
Are sole agents for the genuine Slim Jack
Slim jim, Slim John, Brown Dick, l. X L
Grand Duchess, and various other brands
OF fine Cigars. feb2S w
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BANKING HOUSE
National Savings Company

- Deposits received, and interest allowed
5ere0n, loans negotiated, collections made, and
General Banking business transacted. ocl6 Il
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italian Maccaron', seed ana Ale
Nnr,hern Sod Pntn oe,

Bass Ale. Hibbells Porter ard Italian
N4ccaroni, Just received at ?. L. Nichols
(eb2S it
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Country merchants, teachers, parents and
pupils Will find tho best and cheapest stock
Of School Books used in city, country and
other schools throughout the State at W.
Q. Collier i Cos, a Union street, Nash
lie ISvll. II
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Books for Lent, at D. n. Neylsa
feb2S u
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gPRCIAL K0TICEg.

IN YAEsD AND FOR SALE low.
1000 White Pine Doors, 1000 White Pine
Windows, 100000 Cypress and Pine Shingles,
100000 fest OF 2, N, II, a,d inch Dry Pop
lar Lumber. kICHARD b. WRIGHT,
does t!myl1'u Corner Broad and High sts,
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Try the Parsgons, at c. L or'
ieb26 u
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TiarRIShCJi silver snd Pias,& Ware
Can be made to shine, by using little
Wharton's Liquid Polish. ieL25 81
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A very choice Black and G1up9wder
Tea inst received, and offered ri New York
prices, 10y Turner Bros NJ %5 Market
street f.bg5 81
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CITY NOTICES.

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