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AUCTION SALES.
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No. SIS Seventh street. opposite Posi- Once. y.
rHf SErE s15 sAIr By AgGTIoE sor rye
sTREEfs EAST.
gy Drsqs # dsss Of s5S:, to
lib.r Ne. SIS, folio 2ls, one Of the land records
and ns SsS.ss1 SsdsI on 'ss isf Nee
ven Ssr sd. q lsO c'eiocE m, On the prem,s.s.
Il IL :s sss e
aaG 81 In
Sy SS ~s fSh Of .:d
ser railway. and PLEASANT and desirabis sisnSor
Terms: Gosh within seven days after sale Of which
?lSo must be deposited ON each house when sold
All expenses OF eonyeysnsips e ths p2rchsser's
cssd KENNEDY, xucs.
sATURpAY. soysmSer son Inst. at The 81 SAN. me
place sm' Of day By Sdsi sI,'f.
Id Ho. lool, northwest corner Of i0th and Dsts
rsgsSTIEs, sALs OF yAkgABLE IMPROVED
fk3mn pwE AZ au G6f1ss on
sTBItr. " o'- y" "ADi'o"
- by virtue Of . deed Of trust from Ben M
corded in Liber 6ss folio a of the land records
e ss Of and Uy
We will se!l 81 public auction, the premises, on
SATURDAY, November 3Oth, ut 81 oclock p m :,
All that pfsee OF parcel OF Rround in the city of
Washington, ID known and distinguished rs lot
sixty three $50. in John B. Turton 3 subdivision of
Terms Of sale: Ono third cash balasce In and IL
months. secured By deed Of trust on tue property
and Totes bearing interest at the rate OF ten per
cent Per apnum, payable semi annnally. SiOe
down when the property 70 struck Of. Ali convey
not compiled with within I'VE days from the day of
sale. the Trustees the right to resell the
property at the risk and % t.s defauting pur
chaser. Pr . PP44RRsskkiLLr, }rrs...es.
novn GREEN WILLIAM Aucts.
RY GREEN 9 Williams, Auctioneers,
u No. 1OO1 northwest corner 10th and . IT..
rRUsTEEs,sALE OF Valuable IMPROVED
FRAME DwBLLfNG H0UsE. "~0ioni
- By virtue Of deed Of trust from Margaretta
Em w. Per Lee, dated June 18th. 1871, recorded
in liber 6ss folio Is, Of the land records Of
d1rection Of the holder Of the note secured thereby
SATURDAY, Novembsr 3Oth, ct 3X O'clock >. M,
sil that piece or parcel q ground in WsshinRton
fo1r In John Turton's Subdivision Of square $50.
Terms q sale: One third cash; balance n and II
months. secured by deed Of trust on the property,
and notes bearing interest 1t the rate Of ten psr
cent. per annun1, payable semi annually. SlOO
down when the property p struck of: All convey
not complied with within 1--WE days from the day Of
sale, the trustees reserve the right 10 resell the
property ct the risk and cost Of the dsfaulting pur
chaser. B. ?. DODGE, (r-.
PA. pARNRILLx, trustees.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYa
RI o&RDl = VILLA MS, Auctioueers.
y Northwest corner 10th and ID streeSs.
yALUABLI GARDEN AND TRUCK LAND,
WITH THE IMPROvIMENTs, AT Au0,


- On MOEDAY. the Cd day Of December. A.
ID. 1872, at l O'Clock Q l., We shall sell ON the
- premises. that valuable Tract Of Land belong.
Q. John =. Clark ana John Hoover, ess., Iyins ia
Prince George county, Maryland, and on she new
cnt 1isdensburg road. about four miles from the
washington city narkets. on the Glenvood Gene
truck esrden in the state Of Maryland Ii viii be
sold as fellows, viz: One - ecIe lot, with the i'm
provemenis, consist ing OF . large Dwelling hou,e
barn, stable corn and hen and smoke house, with
an exoeient pumpef water at the door: tso 10 acre
lots unimyfoved, with never failing streams OF
water running through each lot. This piace viii
Posiusely be sold without reserve to the hjphast
bidders, to bich ok the o tention of buyers To
attend the SALE az they will not be disa In
rs Tsrs % e1 ssss At HSsisivs .as
three years FOR notes caring interest and secured
% deed Of truss on tn p, mses sold All canyey-
ahciRg and revenue STAMPS ~ the cost Of the pnr.
chaser Sap down on each lot the time OF sale
DAYS after the day Of SALE the owner reserves the
ignt rssel the property at the risk aud cost OF
the de'sul n purchaser by aivertisin e three times
in some hews paper publish d in W ashins ION city
5eood Work Horses, good Work Mules, Mar
ket az, M NEARLY nexl, Horse Carts and Har-
n. So. sets Single and Double Harm o., lot II les
o. hbaRes to be sold in lots suit pnrchsser.
~ barrels 1urnips, lot Glover, Hay, and Cutting
Box; ffoughs, Hsrrovs. Guilty. afors and Cth ey
iseted Seeds; good lot of Asparagus and Rhubarb
Plants, &C.
Terms Of personal: All sums OF and under $50
cash. over that amount credit of 60 and ~ DAYS
for approved endorsed notes, bearing interest.
Persons Wishing To change CT property for part
o. the above farm can do so by calling on the Auc-
iioBeeTs for terms, &c.
nov25-d IRep.l GREEN WILLIAMS, AHcts.
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SrRASasR THAN FIcrIoN.-A neat little
tragedy was enacted at Verona, Italy, the other
day, by two officers Of Austrian cavalry. One
OF them, SigDor 8. NJ, had surprised his wife In
criminal conversation with one Of his friends
The husband ard the lover agreed to draw lots
re TO which Of the two should kill himself. Fate
decided against the lover, and an hour later THU
gentleman shot himself through the head In
his own apartment, and xpired instantly.
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Rl b. h. WAKNEB,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctiopeer
529 Seventh street, between and H.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE Tw(
STORY BECK DWELLING.. No l2OS IT

TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE TWO
ssII3kkE BECK sH pWEE hTsf No a0s 5TH
c os ssp JAZZ ser
TENDER %, 1871, and duly recorded In Libsr No.
inston, b. q. viii sell 1t pubic auction in front o
Of the premises ; to the high. = bidder, on sATUa
aid seventeen, in Prouts SUPERVISION Of square
numbered nine hundred, 800 bounded as folisws:
three inches south from the point Of Intersection Of
9Th street east with North Csrolins avenue; thence
and nineteen feet TO an alley ten feet two inches
vide; thence along said alley south forty feet;
and sixteen oas hundred and nineteen feet TO the
place Of beginning, together with the improv
Terms: One fourth cash; balance in six, twelve
and eighteen mouths, with 10 per cent. Interest,
and conyeyapcing at the cost Of the purchaser. So
sfs With wSn IN s
the see the property will be resold at the rick and
cost Oh the deiaultins purShaser
nss-eoAas 3. H. a. N WARSkR E'1 %ass.
~THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED until
SATURDAY, noyerber 80, ls7s, sane hour and
novi6 wv b. H. WARNER, Auctionser.
HIEE AgoyE SALE = PosTPoSED until
NOS - ''''' % ''' B. Ii WARNER, Auct.
9TH ABOVE SAIL Is POSTPONED until
noyH .-- d. b. WARNBR. Auct.
HY LATINEB D 0LEAkY, ..e cd
- Auctionsers and Real yytate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylyanis avenue and 18th 6
- Star once Duildinss.
TRUSTEES SAIL OF yALuABLl PROPERTY
SERs SET sHf HHrH tsnnfwssh Q AID b
a BY virtue Of decree psssed II cause no. aSsl,
tee under said decves 10 sell the real sssass In the
proceedings in said ea1se described, will sell 1t
public auction, to the hiehest oiddse. on TUES
premises, q o'cioek , \. part Of Lot 10 8, 4
street bstvesn and street,, q g feet TX inchss.
This property 10 improved By substantial two
story Brick Dwelling, and b In part Of the city
that ID rapidly improvhg.
The terms Of sale, - pro0cribed By the decree
One third cash, and the balance In H. Is AMI q
months; purchaser to give Tor deferred payments
at cess Of purchaser B.WERR. Trustee.
1IN CONSEQUENCE or1Hu Rain rHu
above sale 10 postpsI ed until UONDAY, Decenbol
9,lS9. same hour and place. By order q he tsas
tee. - = =
Govz LATX2Hn Z ObIARY, Aucta,
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TRUsTEEs' sale OF yERY VALUABLE
Il kEAL ESTATE NEAR ROCKVILLE MD

= The undersigned as Trustees appointed by
Il the Cir cult Court for Moni gomery county, sit
ting in Equiiy. will sell ~ public auction. at the
Court house door in Rockville. in said county,
fUEspAY, December Sd, lS73, at the hour Of IL
C'elock m most valuable TAI m OF Isl acres, lying
about y mile northwest from the town. In eight OF
he public road lescing from Rockvile to Frederick
emo the Metro politan railroad
II ba. always been Justly deemed one OF the most
eliRiby loo and desir Farms In the vicinity
lying well for cultivation, with aouadsnt water In
every field
The improvements are few, consisting OF good
which, however, stands on q slightly elevated ana
beautiful build ng site. surrounded sitn trees
81 II will be sold in the entirety or in lots &C
cor6 ing to the wishes of purchasers.
~ Terms easy and possession Civ On fmmedi ately
A rare chanes 70 offered 70 any one desiring an
accessible and valuable country home ct moders te
price.
For any further Information, address or call on
RiCHAkD ,. BOWIE,
RICHARD II. WILLIAMS,
noyls did Trustees, Rockville, Nd.
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ON MARRIAQR

Il on MARRIAGE.
HAPPY RRLnI FOR You've MEN from ths
effects of Errors aud Abuses Ia early life. Manhoos
restored Impedments TO marriage removed. New
method Of treatment. New aud remarkable rene
velopes. Address, HOWARD Aee0OlAfIO No
., south 9th se1eet. Philsdel Dhia. - auR-eoam
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AUCTION SALES.

ri LATIMER ACLEARY.
Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
SostnWWScor PeRnsylya nia avenue and llth nj -.
Star Once Building
ShIMkEN ID AND 3D sTRE1Ts EAST, Ar
- On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, pea "a
at O'Clock. We Will sell In front of the prem
Uses Lot situated GA ii street, bet . zen "a
sDo ID streets, being on the line Of the Columbia
railread, having front OF lah feet with dspth OF
D.ellins. No. GOT, containing six rooms.
n.o LATIMkR CLHARY, Ascts.
Rf GkEEs WILLIAMS, Auctioueer.,
- No. iool, northwts st corner 10th and d SITS.
TRUTHS SALE OF Two-sroRY AND
SIDE OF rEEThe bHTWHSS p AND HSS 3
sTbEEIs, n. W. AT AUCTION.
- BY yEtue OF deed Of trust 20 Joshua Whit
e nss s5d myself; date October l. 1871, aud duly
feecfos Of Warrington, D @. land by direction Of
tne party thereby cured viii sell, Of public auc.
uon n u. ut OF th- premises. to the highest bidder
on SATURDAY December Ii, lS72, at 4 O'Clock D.
n, lot etgbty eight 80, in joseph =. kelieys re-
corded subdivision Of the half Of square three
husdred and sixty ive 1851, together with the In
prov ements thereon, consisting Of q two story and
ba. sme ut brick bouse
Terms: One third cash. and balance In six twelve
and eighteen months. with per cent interest, pay
able semi annually. IL terms Of sale ara not com
Piled With within five days after sale, the property
purchaser CONVEX ancing At purchs.er's cost One
off. b. II. WARNER, SURVEYING Trnstea
. noN9 eo&ds GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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OY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
ID No. l0ol nosthv est corner Ush and d SITS.
Will besold st public auction, on FRIDAY, the
9th day 81 December, A. D. lS2. At O'Clock D. m
~ the auction rooms Of Green q Williams, seven
Notss, dated April IS, A. ID. ISL, for hundred
{SlOo) dollars each, drawn by VIM. d. Halliday q
co in favor If John w. Rumsey.
Terms cash.
noyS-d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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MONEY RETgREED II
WI r.I HEN w du ELIZA In

. Te be had o. BRAOE . UIS6EL, corner Bridas
nd " Washington stEests, Gsorsetewn, and OF GEO
Il. PLANT son, corner New York avenue IN
18th Streets, whore testimonisis can be ssss.
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b IoSxc IA. &Ds
Depot Corner 6tA and p Streets NV.
TRAf RI hEAy1 FOB rRAEss e., A4EEsIyys AT
IS GAIN s...... NAH Nj s. sSs.:!
iO:ss 5. m, Western tx Hiss a. n, Western Ex.
e. s.i sh ss.d az Ssss.e
oonmodstion, daily, eX- daily, except sunday
SIS p n. Sise,un.s IA daily. . A00'""0s '''0h
press; daily e. sunday ioss , Southern 3.
Trains leaving Washington at s:ss .. m. and So
leaving Bowie lossa N and Sis ,. m, arriving ii
Marlboro II y q. m: and s:ls .. m
?. m, connect 81 Bowie with trains leaving Mari
bore SO .: N; and SsS I ?: m. :,
northwest corner Sixth stfess and Penn, l1.1.
can h ssSs ths s Ssss.ss called fot soe
sS55n and %s: To1es s,ssss. 2
Orleans, Chicago, Omaha, Ban Francisco, aud all
points NORTH north a., ss. "a Ssss and sous.sss
Els. You're, Gent Psss'r Agent. ME
lSlEPExsYLvANiA E0UTEl0lE
TO The AosrHwEwsTE;s SOUTH AND SOUTH,
On and after Oct. a, la. trains WIN Leave ~ FOL-
Ws'i.assa.---;,sssssn Baltimore - Is ,ss !. m
:--IiSs;,:ss : -. e !; |: =.
rHl GREAT DOUBLE Track E0ufH.
aisht eas., vitl .o6sr. t.lrgy:.ss.: - o,..,.,
~ n aI:arss ,s's saved !" |" '
The II: = q, n Aaaly, sxeeve Sunday. northwest,
7.5S D . daily, exec pt Saturday, and $50 y m, ex
oeDt sands'' "sSs, .,xr ooxv,cuom
fFffsSySs visSosf elssss.
TicAsss b. this routs oAn Be Droo9rea % Ne Of
Gee, corner Of esh s9ess and mia avenue
l sill he given as all times.
PaaeaGors proc urtng ocke1 y TINS o0oe can
0hics-Oornw n street end Psans. avenue,
WaehinateH. Il q.
EDS YOUNG, 0sosssl Pssssases Agent,
uaxiS-ly BAltinorN. IA
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
- Northwest corner 10th and ID stree
TRUSTEEy SALE OF VALUABLE IMPRDvE
PROPERTY IN SQUARE No. CTS. NEAR 81

iALOYsIUs CHUkCH.
- By virtue OF deed Of trust, dated Noyem-
E." Der 7th. A. d. 1871, and duly recorded Ia
.LibeI No 662, folio as, 40 Of the land
recoros for Washington county d. c., and By dreo-
the 9Th day Of November, 4 d 1877 ct CLOCK D
IN Gilberts recorded subdivision Of square bum,
bered six hundred and enty i've 65j, In the city
Terms Of sale: Ono half in cash, (of which SNe
must Be made at sale) the deferred payments to be
With fnerest Ut the rate OF ten cent per annum
and secured ~ deed Of trust to the satisfaction 81
within six days after day Of sale; Other wise the
trustee reserves the right 10 resell the pro perty,
first purchaser. All convey apeing 81 Durchaser's
cost. WIN 81 WARD. Trustee
ocr eo&ds GREEN &WIILIAMs. HucH.
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- ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
THURSDAY, November IL, 1872, same hour aud
place. By order Of the Trustee.
novs GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED antil
THUReDAY, November 2 LIST. 1872, same hour and
place. BY order Of the Trustee.
nevis GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
1THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
PONED until MONDAY, December I'd, 1872, same
hour and place. By order of the Trustee.
nov22 GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED unit
WkpNE6DAY, November goth, 1872, same hou
and place. BY order of the Trustee.
Royl3 GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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~THE ABOVE SALE Is FORrHER POST
PUNED until FRIDAY, the 29th inst at the
same boar and place. By order II the Trustee.
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1.-THE ABOVE SALE ID FURTHER POST
pon-d until FRIDAY, December 9th, 1874 at the
same hour and place. By order Of the Trustee
Nod GREEN A WILLIAMS Ancts
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~THE A6OVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON
account OF the rain until "WEDNESDAY, November
18th, 1872, same hour and place. By order of the
tIustee.
now GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-03-23
ONION CULTURE INTHE souEH.

It's not generally known that onion CUl-
ture might be made extremely profitable in
the Southern States, but such is the fact.
Every year there is great demand for sets
both North and South, as all the early on
ions must be raised from these, and sets
can only be grown below the latitude of
Baltimore. Above that line they mature
the first year from the seed, becoming what
we call late annual onions. Onion sets are
simply the first years onions from the seed,
which have been forced into the formation
of a small tub by the extreme he t Of the
climate. The onion stops growing
ere it has attained to half its natural
size, but when replanted the next
season, before the extreme heat sets in, it
resume its growth where it left of, and
soon becomes large bulb. Attempts are
often made by gardeners in the North TO
grow their own onion sets, with view to
saving the considerable outlay necessary TO
purchase them, but all attempts have, so
far, resulted in failure; for the onions kept
on growing till they matured themselves.
When means have been resOrted to, to
dwarf them the result has been no better,
for, although the product looked like sets,
it was found, on putting it out the mex
wear, that it had finished its growth and
consequently could do no more. Then,
as the set growing business of this
country is dramatically secured to US, we
ought to take advantage of it. Most of the
sets now used are brought from the South
ern countries of Europe-ifit will pay to
import them under heavy duty, it will be
certain to pay us to raise them for sale.
Our sandy soils of the lower pine country
are exactly suited to them, and as they re-
ouire but little fertilizer and but little cul-
ture, there must undoubtedly be money in
the business.
From pamphlet by j. J. II. Gregory,
Marblehead, Mass, on the subject Of "Qnion
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-03-23
RELIGIOUS FIGHT,

From a friend we gather the following
particulars in regard to a difficulty that
took place in Weakly county, near Mr..
Moses COx's residence. 1t seem that two
men-Albert Moore and a Mr.. Hill--had
been to Pillowville during the day, and
having imbibed little too freely of the
ardent, under its influence they became
very laxative and started homo the best C
friends. At length the conversation turned
on RELIGION. Moore claimed 70 be a
Methodist, and I'LL BaPlat Tn
-''7'-ss aio"s tha road they came to q
81 "a ~ aId Moore remarked
TO DIN LAT as long as be was Baptist and
had never been bapGsed, he Intended q
perform tbat interesting ceremony for hin
then and there, ard suiting the action ,
sSiIC y vIu, ne goJ down rom MS horse,
pulled Hill from his horse, and waded in on
his muscles in the immersing business.
But Hill proving the stronger of the o-he
was unable to accomplish his purpose.
They scuffied awhile, when Moore, seeing
thai he could do nothing, abandoned the
job. Now came Hills time. Turning to
Moore he said: "Now, as you are a
Methodist, and have not been bap-
tized, 1 will baptize you" STOPPING
down he dipped up a hat full of muddy
water which he deliberately poured on
Moore's head and face. From some cause
the Laptism did not take effect, aud Moore
became highly incensed, drew his knife and
inflicted an ugly cash on Hills shoulder.
Hill turned to run, when Moore made an
other pass at him with the knife, cutting
him on the thigh. About this time Hill
fell, and Moore thinking be had killed him,
ran off. We learn that Hills wounds are
not considered dangerous. This is one OF
the strangest difficulties we ever heard of
Up to the time that Hill threw the mud and
water on Moore, the most perfect good hui
NOR existed between the parties.-McEea-
zie (Tenn.) Times, March 16.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-03-23
RELATIVE VALUE OF CLOVER AND
TT7OTHY

The relative value of clover as compared
with timothy or herds grass, whether for
hay, for winter feeding, or for green forage
for "soiling" in summer, is one of no incon-
siderable interest to practical agriculturisls.
When green or first cut one hundred pounds
of red clover contains but nineteen pounds
Of solid matter, whereas an equal weight Of
timothy has more than fOrty-three pounds.
For soiing, therefor, the cost Of cutting
and hauling the two kinds of forage to the
stalls is the ratio of three and One-siXth
to seven and Onc-siXth, with the further
drawback in the case Of clover that its too
watery character is detrimental to the gen
eral health of the animals. For hay, how
ever, the analysis of chemists give greater
relative worth to clover, ton for ton, as COM
pared with timothy, than it is comm only
credited with. Dried at 212 degrees Fab
reuheit, bed clover Contaius about twenty
two and one-halfper cent. of flesh-forming,
three and seven-tenths per cent. of fat-form-
ing, and forty-four and one-half per cent. of
heat producing food elements; while of
these timothy has respectively about eleven
and one-third, three and One-half, and fifty
three and one-third per cent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-03-23
AtmOsDherie Poison

The spring sun calls up something besides the
flowers and grasses. 1t evolves from the damp
earth, turbid rivers, stagnant pools and black
mOrasses, the gaseous provocatives of disease
From the Offal and garbage OF unclean cities, too,
it exhaes an ef1uvia destructive of health and
vigOr. Periodic fevers of various types are now
raging with unusual virulence in various parts of
the country, and there are complaints from all
quarters Of a singularly unhealthy spring. What
is to be done in this emergency? The answer is
simple and to the point. Strengthen the body.
Weakness predispOses the system to disease
Commence at once a course of the most genial
of tOnics, HOstetter's Stomach Bitters Be as
sured that the germs of epidemic and endemic
fevers will never infect the physique that has
been fortified and regulated with this glorious
vegetable restorative. A moist atmosphere az
gravates dyspepsia, and all diseases of a bilious
type, and the sudden thermometrical changes
common at this season, are a severe trial even to
of combating these deleteriOus agencies, and
that is by invigorating the body, and imparting a
healthy activity to all its functions. The only
specific required for this purpose is Hostetters
Bitters. OF all vegetable toDics and alternatives,
it is the purest and the best. Its medicinal in
gradients include all the juices and extracts of
the most approved tonic, anti-biliOus and anti
septic products of the Botanic Kingdom, and
they are combined with a stimulant far superior
in quality to the alcohol used in preparing the
tinctures ana extracts Of the Irregular" pharma-
copeia' Observation-Disclosures
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-03-23

The following are the cotton quotation,
received at the National Savings Company,
corner Union and College streets, where
cotton, gold, bond and stock quotations are
received hourly, and are always accessible
to the public:
LIVERPOOL, March %, 11:15.-Cotton
quiet. Sales to-day 10000 bales. Middling
uplands 11O11Bd; Orleans 11sd. Sales of
the week $4,000 bales, of which 5000 were
for export and IA 900 for spectators; total
stock $4,000 bales of which 259.000 bales
are American; total stock atlOat $4,000
bales, of which 202, 900 are American; re-
ceipts Of the week $4,000 bales, of which
4,000tare American.
LIVERPOOL, March %, 1:2O.-Middling
uplands lid; Orleans 1146112d. Sales TO-
900 bales.
New YORK, March %, IO:1O.-Demand
fair at at lower rates. Ordinary 1876; good
ordinary 21c; low middling pfc; middling
22sc; Alabama 22lc; Orleans 222c; Texas
23c. April delivery q 15-16c; May 22kc.
NEW YORK, March p, 12:10-Market
quiet. Ordinary uplands 1890; good ordi-
nary 2ltc; low middling 215c; middling
229c; Alabama 222c; Orleans 22sc; Texas
% &c. April delivery % l1-16c; May % IL
16c; June 235c.
New YORK, March %, 1:5O.-Market
quiet. Ordinary 1910; good ordinary 2lc;
low middling 2lac; middling 222c; Alabama
223c; Orleans 22ac; Texas 23c. August
delivery 23c; September 21!tc; October 49,.
New YORK, March %, 3:10.-Market
firm. Ordinary uplands 1890; good ordi-
nary q &c; low middling 215c; middling 22ac;
Alabama 22Sc; Orleans 225c; Texas 235c.
Sales to-day 526 baIes for export; 632 for
spinning. March delivery 22c; April 22sc;
May 22sc; June 35c; July 235c. Net re-
ceipts 37,798 bales; stock of all classes AS
715 bales.