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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1882-03-29
TERMS OF THE GAZETTE


RATES or SUBSORLPTTON.- One
year Is issuss) $50; SIR months, IS cts;
.hrse H0Hfhs, 40 csnts- --'
RATES or ADVERTLSLNG.-On inch
first iEssrsi0z, 81; each subsequent iRSer-
ton. 80 ceats; Displayed advertisement
tcih Be charged according to the space oeeU
pied dt ab0ss rates. aTs-sr E
70 REG ULAR AD VERTISERS toe Of
fer superior inducements, both as 20 rate
n charges and manner Of Displaying their
fEuOrs
NOTICES Nv LOCAL. UHRE-10
cent? per line for first Insertion and s cents
per liss for e1ch additional insertion.
OBITUARY NOTICES, Tributes Of Re
spect and Cards Of 1AGaks charged for
as regular advertisements.
AL Bills for Advertising are due tchea
contracted ard payable on demand.
OHHU-NICA TIOSS must be Gee0RlpaTl-
ted " the true name and address OF the
tcritSr "a order 20 receiUs attention.
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A Foolish Mistake.

Don't make the mistake of confound-
ing remedy of merit with quack medi-
cines. We speak from experience when
we say that Pa,ker's Ginger Tonic is a
sterling health restorative which will do
ali that is claimed for it. We have used
it ourselves with the heppiest results for
overwork. See adv.-Ttmes.
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HOW TO SECURE HEALTH

it seams strange that any one will suffer
from arrangements brought on by i'm
pure blood, when SCOVILLS' SAR-
SAPARBLLA AND STILLINQIA. Or
BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP, will re-
store health. 1t is the BEST BLOOD
PURIFIER ever discovered, effectnally
curing Serofula, Syphilitic disorders,
Weakness of the KidneGs, Erysipelas,
Malaria; all Nervous disorders and De-
bility, Bilious complaints Diseases os
the Blood, Liver, Kidneos, Stomache,
Skin, etc. 1t correcas indigestion. A
single bottle will prove to you its merits
as a health remover, for it ACTS LIKE
A CHARM
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1882-03-29

Col. II. r. Gibson, editor Of the
Republican, lectured to a large aU-
dience, Monday night of last week,
on "Mormonism." As to the OBJ
iects of the great and growing blot
on the aeeloflAmerican civilization,
thespeaksr said they intend first
to rule the United States, then take
in the entire continent, and the
whoIe world They now, not only
control the goNernnaeht of Utah, but
hold the balance of power in the
surrounding Territories and States,
and are growing al an enormous
rate. Hs thinks its1a very serious
Question, and j. not able to say
what is to conc. of it, q how the
growth OF tltis iniq,iitoas people and
practices IS to be checked. He APP
prehends trouble fbut has faith in,
the supremacy oftha american peo-
pie, who arc in the right.
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Quick and Sure .

Many miserable people drag them
selves about with falling strength, feel
ing that they are steadily sinking into
their graves, when by using Parkor's
Ginger Tonic they would find cure
commencing with the first doe, and vi
tslity aud strength quickly and surely
coming back to them.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1882-03-29

Hon. r. r. Butler addressed the
people on the State debt question at
Elizabethton on the 18th inst. The
WoWRtameer urges the Judge to
again be a candidate for the Legis-
lature, from johnson and Carter, but
it Is said that he has aspirations to
be the Republican nominee for Gov
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A dispatch from Wilmington, n
c., states that a young woman
named Oracle Mills, living near the
South Carolina line, on Sunday
night attacked and killed girl
named Jane Jackson, who had ae-
cepted the addresses of a young
farmer who had been rejected by
Miss Mills.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1882-03-29

Hon. George W. Jones, Of Lin
coin county, the veteran Democrat
of Tennessee and the ante bellum
watch dog of the U. S. Treasury,
has written 4 letter in which he says
that in any settlement of the State
debt the creditors should be con-
..,.It,I
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If you care suffering with torpid
liver, indigestion, nervous derange-
ment, weakness, &C., try the Bed
ford Alum and Iron Springs Mass,
on of the greatest remedies extant.
For sale in Morristowt by W. P.
Carriger only.
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GlDan. Briscoe, whose name has be-
come household word to the PEG
pie of all this section, announces
that he is going to close his bust
ness herezand remove to7KnoxVille.
Mr.. Briscoe is one Of the best and
most intelligent merchants in our
town. His keen business ability
has placed him in the front rank of
the most successful business men in
this country. By his assiduous at
tention to business, his upright deal
ings, and fidelity to all, he has sur
rounded himself with many true
and warm friends. We will part
with him with regret, and it will be
many a day before the people of
MOrristown-will make up for the
loss they sustain in his departure.
Read his announcement in another
column -
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Themeasures appropriating $780,
900 for the relief of the Louisiana,
Arkansas and Mississippi sufferers,
and 100000 to continue labor on
the Davis Island dam, have receiv-
cd the signature Of the President
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MAY 10, 1882, IL NJ,
T h g Pre- m i S e S

At the said time and place, and Immediately upon
the closing OF the bddings at that sale, we will Of
fer at public sale, and sell to the highest bidder
therefor, the said John Lafferty Farm
The sale will be made on a credit of ona year,
with interest from day of SALE payment TO be
cured by note, with personal security, and lien
retained.
but arrangement can be made with the lessee for
the surrender of fields as crops are removed, and
to enter without inquiry for the purpose Of max
ing improvements preparing for next years
crop
This farm contains about six hundred and sew
enty-four acres, and is very valuable property
There are upon IL good dwelling, a good stable
and good barn. Water is abundant. Ths boil Ia
good, and susceptible OF indefinite improvement.
1t is situated in the midst Of attractive surround
ings. as to which refer to the advertisement Of
W. 8. Shields Of the Gill Farm.
Although this farm was purchased for the pur-
pose Of securing large Indebtedness, and not
with view 20 permanent investmeilt, it would
not be sold at present bat held for the benefit Of
the great appreciation in value of lands lying aG-
jacent to Beans Station, now in progress, and
which will soon he greatly accelerated were il
not for the said necessity OF selling one share.
We earnestly request persons disposed to pur-
chase to give the property thorough personal ex
animation previous to the day of sale.
Further information can be obtained on appics-
ton to James T. Shields.
Vim, ID. CANNON,
Trustee, &c.~
JOSEPH HOFFMASTER,
JAMES T. SHIELDS.
March Is, 1852
mar. 29--tds.
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ALBERT H Thomas J1s a young
lawyer and4speeIali deputy sheriff,
was foully assassinated At l o'clock
Sunday night while on his way
home, about miIeand a half north
east of Memphis The ball entered
the left side, on line with the ma
val, severing the abdominal artery.
Suspicion points to several who
have been indicted by hin18or gam
bling, stealing, eteg but more par
ticularly to a darkey named Clint
billiard, who openly swore 'vengen-
ance against him beeauso-Of his in.
dictment for waylaying and robbing
William Young five weeks ago - !.
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lHE HORRISTOWN GAZETTE
WEDNESDAY, MAR. 20, 1852

The Atlanta Constitution thinks
the recent visit of William Almon
Wheeler to Florida was for the pur-
pose of viewing the remains of a
Returning Board.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1882-03-29

during the week, and coffee closed firm
on the basis of 10 cents for fair, though
the demand was small Flour was firm
throughout the week, with the market
active at slight advance in higher
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1882-03-29
The Highest Rank,

Made from harmless materials, and
adapted to the needs of fading and fall
ing hair, Parker's Hair Balsam has taken
the highes rank as an elegant and re-
liable hair restorative.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1882-03-29

Misses L. & NJ. Shannon have re
ceived fresh invoice of spring mil
linery-large varied and handsome
and will compete in prices with
the eastern retail houses.
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On May 10, 1882, at IL M,
TIL e re N | S es ,

Bv selling the said lands to the highest bidder
therefor, on credit Of one year, with interest
fr N day of sale, requiring FROM the purchaser
note with approved personal security, and express
" retaining lien the property as further secu-
rity for she pay IneHt Of the purchase money
There is not now for sale IN East Tennessee an
other landed estate combining SO much intrinsic
value with many advantageous and deslr@bie
surrounding ana incidental attractions. IL Is at
orca n nlosS valuable farm aud elegant county
seat Tho sol is feFtia; Iauch OF the surface for
nation is nearly level and the remainder so gent
~ rniulstino that all kinds Ct agricultural imDlC
al euts can be employed upon IT. the water suppl.
ie ~ .bp best quality never failing aud wen dis
trib1,tad with perfect drainage, and the timber re-
sources practically ineXhaustlbla. Upon 1T, most
beautifully and elgibIy situated, with the dePeI-
denotes and attachments that use, convenience
and taste reoui. {, is a large and commOdious
brick mansion II lies IN the heart OF the Beams
Station Valley, within easy access to the Z. T.. Va
b Ga r and through which, East and Nedt,
snd ecrosa which, North ana South, two great
lines Of railway, interGectng az Beams Station,
will ubtless be eonasFDctec IN the near future
one Of trese, froa Aorristoyn to Cumberland
Can has been surveyed, and a contract for the
execution of the work made, 10 DC commenced in
Nav The great common road leading nom
ISnoxvtle TO Virginia passes through the farm,
an 5ts Eastern boundary is within a few hundred
Yards Of the ancient highway from Kentucky to
he Carolines There are daily mails from and to
The e r., Va & Ga R.R-, connecting It Morris
town. and tri-weeklies East, West and North, over
the Oldest established lines in the country, and
within raduses of three miles, some Of which are
yery near, are the celebrated watering places and
me sic pai srings which have contributed SO
much to the widely extended reputation OF shis
valley, and which attract hitler th0usandE OF Nls-
tors from all tine Southern and from many OF the
Northern States.
The farm il estimated TO contain about thic-
teen hundred acre., but 1t win be sold according
to tbs Boundaries set forth in ti.e conveyance to
me- which can be easily seen ana examined on the
PREMISES It is believed, however, tkas the area
OF tn. land il as above stated.
The title ii Che maker of the conveyance to nae
is baiieved to be pergectso IL is conception, and
confirmed as TO The larger ard more valuable rark
Of it. by ppssession in him, AID Ais father, uneer
whom lie holes continuously held for sevcn,y-fiye
years
. All persons dssrlagsl invaat in real estate, tor
any purpose, are earne tly requested to give this
property a thorough inspection before the day Of
SALE
WILLIAM S. SHIELDS,
Trustee, DC.
Beana station, Ttln March q, 1859
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-4 II. =. NJ Al
Morrlstowp, Tenn Feb. 7, 1852.

take pleasure in notifying the patrons and
friends Of d P Rowe & Co. that VIII continue
the business Of the Arm, under the former nama
OF ID Rowe & Co., ~ the old stand until furth.
or notice, and viii carry spn stock in my tine,
/ solicit and viii attempts to merit co tlnuatiop
o4 your fayors. -. +. ROME a co.
MorristONn, Feb. Z, 1882. inchl4w
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"A new opera house was opeued at
Columbia on Monday. IL cost 500. 600,
and il one oftiie finest and best arranged
amusement halls in the ate.
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SAMUEL GILL HAVING, ON
~ Dee. %. 1880, conveyed IA NE in fee with
covenants OF seizure and general. warranty, IN
Trust to stcUre the syment Of certain liabilities,
with a power to sell for that purpose if the same
were not within one gear paid by him, his we'll
known la yU and valuable Ioal estate, situate IN
the Beams Station Valley, GTaingCr county, East
Tennessee, adjoining thc Beans stati, II and Min
eral Hill properties, and Ia prox Unity to Inc late
the face Of the sail conveyance, duly registered in
tie Registers otficc of Granger county, in Book
of Trusts, No, 3 p. p. 49, Er SIG, to which refer
ence is here made:
And the said Samuel GIL having failed within
the time .forcsaid to pay the said liabilities; ard
being lawfully required SO to do, viii proceed to
execute the said tr1st,
n, Nov Ia 1880 OF TOM,
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GrntefnI fo InYalids.

Floreston Cologne is grateful to'tnYa-
lids, because il Is refreshing without
the sickening effect Of most perfumes. =
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Read the new ADVERTISEMENTS IN
to-day's paper.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF THE
John L2f3rty Farm.

sENHIS LARGE AND VALUA-
"A bic farm is situate in Granger county, Il
Tenn, about two miles from Beams Station, on
the main road leading from that place to Norris
town.
II sometime since purchased Jointly by
Joseph Hoffmaster, Samuel Gill and James T.
Shields
Samuel Gill has recently conveyed his interest
to William ID. Cannon, IN TRUST, with power to
sell the same for payment of debts.
Joseph Hofmaster aud James L Shields have
agreed with William d. Cannon, Trustee as
aforesaid, To join with him il public sale of the
property,
The lands of Samuel Gill, veil Known AZ the ON
Farm, lying adjoining Beams Station on the
West, are now advertised by William 3. Shields
Trustee, to be sold at public sale on
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1882-03-29

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
y that the partnership heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned, ID p. ROWE ana f. s.
MALoNEY, in the Hardware, Stove aud Tin BUSH
ness in Morristown, has been dissolved by mu-
tual consent.
The undersigned, d P. Rowe, By the terms q
the contract of dissolution, succeeds 70 the husi-
ness of the firm, assumes its liabilities, and Will
collect ali debts due the firm.
ID. I. ROWE,
- Il. s. MALoNEy.
NnrrlstaKn. Tenn Fob Z, 1852.
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NOTICE or DISSOLUTION.

March Is, 1882
mar. 29-tds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-25

Through a typographical error in the special dis
match 10 TIE TRIBUNE published IN th;s column
Yesterday il was stated that the orc-hody on he
300 level of Union Consolidated is making sharp
~ 10 the northeast" fl should nave read southeast
instead.
Robinson Consolidated manager tccgfaphcd
April -: "Shlppcd for two days. lO1 tons; assay.
% ounces. Good progress Is being made on incline
and shaft
ijodic Consolidated superintendent tccgraphcd
April %: shipment, SS,1GN. Pulp asSayS aver
age. 800 per ton. Mine continues TO look well
Old Dominion Copper superintendent tcicgraphcd
April 20: Everything running smoothly. Indian
on break does not bother u.s.
Decatur assistant superintendent Photographed
April %: Have struck three foot vein sinking
icimer shaft"
The Little Pittsburg official report for the week
ending April 10. shows: 80 ore shipped, - tons no
settlements. Shipped and unsettled for, 81 tons.
Work on new shaft (NO. Pittsburgh, adjoining
Annie mine, progressing 81 lstac oTlly. Shaft now
20 feet in dcuih. Diamond drill, after vcNatIou>
delays. is now working well III No. New DscoY-
cry. Mime generally looking WE'LL
superintendent of Union Consolidated. Of Bodie.
reports. April -: South drift, Banner lode. ad-
vanccd 10 feet; total, 223 feet. No change 20 note
IN VEN formation except that the walls aIc better
defined. Ore on east wall prospects wei III free
gold and shows increase IN width. Work advancing
favorabiy. Face Of DRIFT never lOoEcd better. Mann
tunnel advanced feet; total, l17 feet. Rock
breaking easier"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-25
CLOSING PRICES PHILADELPHTA STOCKS
HeDorfed Jy JOHN IL. DAVIS & %, II walls.


To-day's stock market surprise. The steadi-
ness in prices and the early advance, which fol-
lowed an opening at figures that were shaded from
SATURDAYS last prices not III accord with the
preconceiyed opinions of average spectators
as to what the market was going TO do
Some of the bear spectators to-day are believed to
have closed up short accounts aggreeatlng more
than 100 600 shares Of stock and were followed by
smaller traders to an extent that probably makes
total reduction III the short interest IN the mar
ket of more than 125, 900 shares" of stock. The
bnsiness of the day amounted 10 4l7,4OO shares,
aoainst 36l 800 shares on Saturday. Prominent i'll
the dealings were Delaware Lackawanna
and Western, Denver and Rio Grande.
Lake shore, Michigan Central, Missouri
Pacific. Central of New-Jersey, st. Paul.
Northwestern, Erie, Reading, Wabash pre-
ferred and Western Union. While the whole mar
ket closes higher than it did on Saturday in a ma
iorty of cases the best prices were not maintained
at the close, and the market ended feyerish and
irregular
The business in Government bonds unusually
well distributed and done at full figures. but the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-25
MINES AND MINING.

MONDAY, April 2i-P VI.
The special and only interesting feature to-day al
the Mining Stock Exchanges was the very large
dealings in and decline for the State Line ana d
shares; opening at 90 cents. the pnce steadily
weakened until these were sold at 80 cents and tho
final transactions showed rally of only 4 cents at
AZ cents Robinson Consolidated was cents lower
at Q. 40 and South Pacific ranged between - aud
81 cents closing at 81 cents-an advance OF cents
Outside of the stocks named the market was II
bnt there were some interesting changes IN prices:
AHA Montana broke under to 90 cents and closed
at % cents Chrysolic was Is lower at Sig. Little
Thief cents cher at % cents Moose up cents 10
I "a Climox 3 cents better at D cents, Dunkln
cents higher at 81 aG3 cents, and Decatur cents
lower at As. Consolidated Virginia declined :
cents to "a cents and California cents to cents.
sALEs Ii LIE MINLNG EXCHANGEE
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,,,,,v.cvvr Anil 24-FIonr quiet aud unchiu ~ sI
Mi , H artye NO Milwaukee ha0 u 80 ~ e. -
hEn'l a auru and NAV II 32s, June y 80 - "a
,sst n - - ali the year, nominal 10 and Swer
ana Ileiected nominal tofh ga. "nn No p
81 ~, nni.rcd t. Loc Oats duh amt lOwe' 80 g..
- S $40 rye dull aud lower NO l. 49, osto6 oc
So spring Extra 02c Provisions owl owl Primo ssau
~ 90 ash ash and NAY loo June Hogs quiet pu' s'cA
1O9el 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-25
nrroprAy rINANcIAL MARGAr&

LONDON AuriI 24-l2:}U p MI bonds four ana haIt
NOV cents l~, Atlantic and Great esern hrst nOigego
tr.ters certificates A. do second m0rtgaS" - Etc
y Central lSOl ReadDs, - Nc" iotA VI"
tariO aud Western. 20 ~ 800, ,,-.,
loxDOy Apu 2i-2:O0 n m-Par' alyic'' qloV' OA'''
,rr cent r,nt., n Il rrllcs for tho account ,...
IOxuo. Apn 24Z3u m.-Atlantlc ana prclt c Sea
fr-t mortgage trustees certificates ~ DO second 1osi
Erie 81 do sccGld consois. 9j'4 Reading Z5s sc" io'
ontario and Western 2d4. 49,. o.r
cef reu,s a - francs 81 = ceuuue. for tie account os
PARIs April 2l-5:OO y. u.-kAchanxo On LolHo' -
francs =. c,iltImc- fOr checks ...,,.,. ANA
LONDON April 24-i:aUp. m.rhe amount 81 Dal0n go"'
mt 10 tie Bank England balance todayis lJ.OOO'
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EUROPEAN Markets.

LIVERPOOL April 2i-2 D. m-P0rk-PI'ne M"sR las.srh
10 steady at 81 Bacon umo Iahi
Cnt dfner Al IgGd Short IuD hrmer AZ 49, Long tear
,ner M 10 Sd short Clrar hrmer M o. long u.
tri at y. Shoulders hrmer at 3D. Iee-ihi. Mess nip
~ -, ~ ra Mess duh llS PumcMess duu al 81 Lsi
prin eseru steady at 50 90. IalOS-Pume CIV o9i
At i0 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS trmer at ~ Koslh ne ini
az II I'd common steady al 66 American Oloi1o
dnll a, o. lard on, none here. Flour lNd stdtc se@y
M l39 "a Wheat-N0 White steady AZ 10 81 no Hpaaap
st.,fv nj IOn. Winter New Western. steady AZ 10
Corl-Nixed Hrmcr 81 Id Tor now . II - tor gu ,
f,1pppooI Aprii - Wheat TOR the week:
From Atlantic ports. 2lOOO quarters nOnl racine pos
10000 quarters from other sources 'oOoo quarters '
1000 quarters. ,.,-.... ,.,..., ARA IA
LoNpOX April 24-i:3O pmCalcutta Iinseed 4ooe;ato
nor ou,rfer Refined Petroleum. 5t9a'd spirits OF ~.
trociinl 7da I'D per gall Common sosn sag Dd FeS
ii"sn n l as vi sperm OIL 972dk 7i ton: lnseed on
80 iIpcr ton spirits Turpentine - 0is oi per cML
ANrwrRP. April 2LPetrocum. IL francs !. , az sS
for me pale American NilcDNS Aa'" S''s''' - 49,
francs confines per 100 kllos -. . ~ r,arks 81
BEhMES April 2i-Wncoxs LAM cioset -. - rtennlng.
pfenuings per 10 POUNDS Petroleum. nl'' A' - '""
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,,vvppoot Aprl 2.-l2SO y. Motion ste%ly MO MO
,,in tnlands iii ID. Ndding orleans, bo safes UVup
- fua 90 bales for speculation ana cApOIt' ~
,ot ~ 400 bales including LOO bales Amctloan
nanis Low Middng clause Aprh NeVsty, $3.50 80
90 Aril ami NAV delivery 6'is4d do MAY aud ue ~
spv iH do June July delivery o'Dotn 90 y1 sSS
August ana SeptrlO.
- do september and october delivery V'o-u. ru'u'
quiet m. anna. d, fo,,on-rhe sales OF The
day included 5000 bales American ,.. ,-.,.n.s Low
IvFnpOOl 2i--5OO Futures ! Ai9s -
Midding clause May and juno DELIVERY V"csd fu'ui0'
''S %usiA april 2i- cul Middlns. II c Ley
,IihdIIng al set Good Ordinary lo2c receipts -
n.IrYoxs April Election quiet Midiliins ls. t
ow MI,dug '-cd Good ordinary lO'sc gross ieoo,YaS
ia bales Npors Britain, 2,JOO bales " l'o w"
ttncut gul hslcs stock. Para bales ..,.- ,,zr,
April 2i.-CottOn s"1iy; Miuutnx
Low MdLhus, II &C. GOOD Ordinary 20 n.s oast~Ys@
IN la es. exports to the Continent -" palo' w.
t7 bales sales. 400 bales stock. i3Ol OS II &c
GALVESTON Ann 2i-Coiton quiet VI. net reccrpts
Low Mddng II SC; Cool Ordinary. rsisa
,S bales: sales so bales stock ~, loc, Low
MENrHs Apr, 2i-Cotton steady ~ , MS 6Si oales
Mtdng sc: Good ordinary - ~" ,,rt Al ~ bales
shumenIs 8S-7 bales sales. 200 Dacs, N,dnng lIc.
Apul g4.-Cott0h s.'H ,et reccpta
Low MI,ing il 40, Good ormAi - sim Salss st.c.
9;g haIes gross 24jo bales sioS' -''' '
l6i 27G bales. - ,.,,o, o,ief. Nudiung llAcl Low
,,H ~ GOOD Ordinary, 10 sc h"t rr.cPS "a
MddnnS il1tr l.st LOO bales STOCK -H.'oo
bales
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Art Schools-City.

Nj lis. LOUISA Is. jl-N Eli 49,.
vi will receive pupils in PAINTING ualas' 0,'
stiife china and decoration. ai her stuio ne h1'
"a .6thSl, it-aye, commencing uC'
references: MI d Huntington Nj. Vim. Hart MI James
VI. Hart, Nj 4. +. Bellows.