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STATE OF TENNESSEE,
Davidson County Caurt-NOvember Term, 1883.
Il

STATE OF TENNESSEE, ...
Davidson County Caurt-NOvember Term, 1883.
Z. A. Mabry, Admir-
Daniel D. Mabry and others,
TT APPEARING TO the satisfaction Of the Court in this
| case that the defendants, VIM. II. Mabry and Lewis
Mabry non-resdens of the State and that the usual
process of this Court not be served upon Them il
ordered that publication be made for thirty DAYS
newspaper requiring said defendants to appear and
at the next of this Court December 1883 otherwise
they will be proceeded against by default
noV9-w&tw till dec 8 Clerk.
~ ENTS' DRESS SHOES AND BOOTS =
VI superfne Patent Leather Dress Boots;
i" Shoes-lOw cut;
French Calf Opera Boots;
Pump sole dress Boots
just opened by RAMAGE L CHURCH,
nov22 AZ College st.
r AIDES DRESS SHOES
j. Ladies' White Md and Satin Slippers and Caters;
Glove Buskins and Slippers.
Just opened by RAMAGE& CHURCH,
nov22 AZ College street.
CPICES.-2O BAGS SPICES;
20 bag Re, PEPPER 20 Bag sr G1ger
nov22 MCREA & TERRASS.
Java COFFEE.-4O PACKETS BEST OLD
y Java Coffee, received per steamer llartsville
nov22 MCREA TERRASS
NADDER-I CASK BEST DUTCH MAD
nov22 MCREA TERRASS.
DORT WINE-2O BARRELS PORT WINE,
i received by MCREA& TERRASS.
DRANDY-IO CASKS SIGNET'r AND d.
ID puy Brandy, received per steamer Huntsville 80,
IN DOZEN BUCKETS FOR SALEBY
~ nov22 MCREA TERRASS.
NTACKEREL--2O BARRELS MACKEREL;
vi 80 half bbls Mackere 80 kits do
Just received and for sale low BY
nOy22 Broadway.
CTAR CANDLES 100 Bones STAR CAM
y des-just received and for sale low, to close, by
nov22 JOHNSON, HORNE co.
CUGAR.-2O BARRELS CRUSHED SUGAR;
= 20 bbls Loaf Sugar; 10 bbls Powdered do;
nov92 JOHNSON, HORNE co. -
OAR LEADS KEGS BAR LEAD;
ID Just received by - a.
nov22 JOHNSON, HORNE CO.
HYDRAULIC CEMENT-3OO BARRELS
Louisville Hydraulic Cement just received and for
sale bv JOHNSON, HORNE Il co.
CALT--2OO BAGS TURKS ISLAND SALT;
- $50 bags Fine Salt just received by
nov29 JOHNSON, HORNE & co.
r AIDES WINTER $40 ES-WE ARE NOW
l. opening direct from the most fashionable Eastern
manufactures
Ladies' winter Caters, assorted colors;
do Kid, Morocco and Calf Skin Boots;
do Buskins and Slippers;
do White Kid and Satin Caters;
do Metallic Sandals and Over Shoes.
IN adGuOn 10 on
rLExEN Misses BoYs and CHILDREN, adapted 10 the
which we invite the attention of purchasers Wholesale
and retail A. b. x c. W. ROBERTSON,
MOVES No As College street.
lust RECEIVED, BY THE LIGHT DRAFT
steamers lot of John Walkers Ale For sale by the
barrel oct2S J. c. C. ROBERTSON.
FRESH RASINS.-5O BOXES N II RASINS |;
l. 80 a boxes NJ r Rasins; 80 Il boxes NJ Rasins.
Received this day nov20 r. J. NIXON.
ERESH GROCERIES DIRECT FROM NEW
l. Orleans. New Sugar; Fresh Rice; Prime Rio Coffee;
Iaguyra Coffee Spice; Pepper; Sperm Candies &c. For
sale low for Cash by JOHNSON, HORNE 4 co.
nnv1E
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MARSHAL,S SAIr

Dl VIRTUE OF FOUR WRITS Of fsri c,.;,, 4. -.
ID directed from the Circuit Court Of the United S,.s
for the Middle District Of Tennessee Funded on f,r J5
men rendered in said Court al lis september Term So
to wit: '
David Jayne 4 Son. rs Mark l. Cartwright and Isrov-
Armstrong Judgment 18th September 1883: sane T.
same, Judgment 18th September lSjs; ". MCaIly Son
sN. same, Judgment 18th September. 1883 and John
Oty, rs same, Judgment 10th September 1853
Will sell 10 the highest bidder for Cash al the Cort
House door, IN the Civ OF Nashville on MONDAY the
l-h day OF December, 1853 all the right title claim and
interest," OF the said Defendant Leroy Armstrong, In and
10 'hs following Lots in the CITY Of Nashville 10 Wit
VI, NO 81 as designated in the plan of he College ar
AeAuey property fronting 80 feet Cherry street and
running back the usual depth of Lots in that part Of the
Oi'y ana IS adjoining the resdenceof VIM StockeIL
-oO, part OF Lot, No. 81 fronting 90 feet on Summer
re, as extended bounded follows beginning al the
or-weSt conner Of h r. Moselvs Lot on The 0af e az
summer street, thence along the side Of aid street
- lee theiice at night nOrhwary and paalisl h
OaeN win said line about go % an Alley: thence s
"ardly with said Alley 80 feet Moselvs corner thrDc,
WIN t6e line OF MoSe Lot about l7O feet TO The BEGIN
ming corner. ~ 's'"
The undivided interest Of Marx L. Cartyright in t;s
above described Lots, conveyed 10 LEROY Armstrong by
two Deeds bearing date the 2st june 1853 and are n re-
cord IN the Registers office for Davidson county in Book
No II, pages 2y5 aud 2g6.
Both OF said Lots have been levied upon as the property Of
Defendant Armstrong and viii be sold 10 satisfy said wris.
tins 18th day Of October 1858.
J. b. CLEMENTS
Marshall, u S. Middle Diysioa Tennessee.
BY his Deputy, T. n. CLEMENTS.
Oct27-n
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MARRED-In this city on the Odd inst, by Rev.
J. B. McFERR1N, Mr. j. W. f. MANNING to Miss
CHARLOTTE L., daughter of Mr.. Wills D. ROBERT
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NOTICE.-HAVING THIS DAY ASSOCIA-
! ted with US in the Grocery Business, THOMAS q.
BURGE business win be conducted as heretofore I'M
der the style of BEN. NJ NOEL co.
oct29 BEN. NJ. NOEL co.
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THE BEST OF BOOTS AND SHOES ARE ALWAYS THE
CHEAPEST

CHARLES SAVERS corner of Market and ,rssv
Union Streets would say to his customers and I'M
the public that he still continues TO manufacture all a.
kinds of Boots and Shoes the shortest notice and good
materials He has hand large stock of the above
named articles both heavy and light of the latest fashion,
of his own make which be offers for sale prices
as the same quality be purchased in the CITY, All he
asks is give him call and be convinced that it is to the
interest of the buyer encourage home industry. He also
makes to order and keeps hand superior article of La
dies Shoes suitable for fall and winter
s Re. airing done at the shortest notice and
sopahIa torp,e Oct4-
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Gold Pens.

JOHN YORK co. have just received variety of SUI
peror Gold Pens the best and cheapest article offered
for sale In Nashville. E0sry Pea lDarFaHtei.
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MEDICAL.
WHOLESALE
u b u II 5 i u R Ia.
Cornerof Market and Broad sts., Nashville.
W. T. GRAY,

@ SUCCESSOR TO CARTWRIGHT Ann
y ARMSTRONG, Wholesale Dealer in Erugs Med
iciles Paints. DYES, Glassware, and VARIETY Goods
Corner Of Broad and Market street. Nashville Ten
nessee Would respectfully inform the public thai he has
purchased the stock Of Cartwright Armstrong Druggists
corner of Broadway and Market where he intends Keeping
large and well assorted stock Of Drugs Medicines Paints
Oils Tmpentine Dye Stutfs, Window GLASS; Glass Ware
and oil other articles usually kept in Drug Stores together
with stock of varieties suitable for the Country Trade
Druggists Merchants, Physicians Manufacturers, and
Planters invited call and examine the stock before
purchasing elsewhere he is determined to sell at such
prices as will give satisfaction to ALL the quality OF the gods
are warranted TO be represented large stock having
been purchased in the East since purchasing the stock will
enable him compete with any house the South west lie
offers for sale low for cash. time to puncua men
500 gallons Tanners Oil; 500 lbs Litharge,
10 bbls Linseed dn lOO0fbs Venetian Red;
bbls Lird do l060ihs Spanish Whiting;
4 bbls Epson Salts; 40 hEs IIoop's Scotch Snuff
500 lbs Elk Logwood; 90 hxs Garrett's do do;
200 lbs Msdder; bblS Macaboy's Snuff;
us lbs Muriate of Tin; l600fbs Putty;
500 lbs Alum $40 fts Aqua AmOnia
$50 lbs Gum Camphor; 300 los Spirits Ntre;
500o1bs Sup Carb Soda; 500 lbs Sulphuric Acid;
so gross MLanes Vermif' ge 500 lbs Nitric do;
20 gross Fahnstack's do; 500 lbs Muratic do;
SO gross Mustang idaameHt; 10 liz Syrup IOd Iron;
500 lbs Red Lead
Feathers Beeswax, Ginseng &c. taken in trade al mar
ket prices. oets0
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CARRIAGES FOR HIRE.-THE SUB
~ SCRIBER returns his thanks for the large share of
patronage he has hitherto received in his ne and would in
form the public that be has just purchased
CARRIAGE, which, together with other good ones,
he offers for hire day and night He has careful and
pcrenced drivers and be found at all times at the
Terandah Stables Cherry street. He will drive his
Carriage himself at all times.
nov22-lw. JERRY STOTHARD.
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HUME'S EXHIBITION,
1853. FALL IMP0RTATIONS. 1853
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS.


HUME'S EXHIBITION.
1853. FALL IMPoRTATIONs. 1853.
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS.
No, 81, College street
John h HUME is now daily receiving from New York
81 and Philadelphia his fall and winter SupuIy Of es;ra
Bile goods to which he most respectfully invites the atten
ton Of all in want Of fresh and excellent goods suitable for
the season. JOHN X HUME
oct2 No 81 College street
STAPLE GOODS.-Wesh, Saxony aud Shaker FlaD-
~ nels; COored Flannels;
Fine Blankets, &c; Napkins;
Table Cloths &C. JOHN X UIDIE
MANTiLLAS AND KS.-Rich Velvet
vi Clnaks, TaIma Mabtillasi
Sstin and Cloth OIoaks; Talni4 Coaks;
CLOAK Ciothi White Emb'd Nantes;
Cloak Trimmings; TniHas
Extra handsome, JOHN X HUME
A u HUME'S EXIIIBFTION.-Ml be found am
IA assortment of extra cheap Nous de LANES some as
low as 1913 cents per yard oct2
A LSO RICH SILK DRESS GOODS.-Nagoid
n cent Plaid Silk; Raw Silks;
Beautiful Poult d'Sol Scotch PIaids:
Rich Changeable Silks; Stuart Plaids;
Black Broche; Rob Roy Plads;
" Italian Black Silks; Highland Plaids;
Z" Satin National MclIrernr Plaids:
p,a.,- hep silks Paris do LANES
BLACK Afn1ure Silks; CaShmeres;
Radzimer Robe Patterns;
ALSO-Engsh and French MerinOs of all eolors
Purchasers of new rich and really elegant goods are all
respectfully invited to the exhibition of
JOHN h HUME.
oct2 No.57, College st.
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NEW BOOKS.
BOOK KEEPING.

BOOK KEEPING Containing Nine Sets of Books impart
ing agenera knowledge of the Science. BY CRI1TEN-
DEN.
MAHEw'S PRACTICAL SYSTEM-By Single and Dcu-
BILE Entry.
FULTON AND EASTMAN'S-C Containing Practical Exer-
cises for the Farmer Mechanic Merchant and PROBES
faonal Man.
sy- Full sets Of Blanks for Fulton Easmans System,
for sale by TOoN RUTLAND
noy92 A Union street.
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MECHANICALINTER

MECHANICAL INTEREST.
Engineers and Mechanics Pocket Book. By c. H. Has
well.
The Engineers Pocket Guide. BY Thomas Ket
The Mechanics Textbook. By Kelt and Frost.
The Artists Guide and Mechanics Own Book. Picking
ton.
The American Miller and Millwrighs Assistant Hughes
The Manufaciure:Of Steel By F. Overman.
The Moulders and Founders Pocket Guide. Overman.
Tie Turner'S Companion. With Patterns and Instruc-
tons.
The Dyer and Color Makers Companion.
Nicholson's Mechanics Companion.
~ Our stock of Mechanical Works is gotten up with
care Call and examine them.
nov22 T0ON RUTLAND.
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/. o. o. T..

W0MANS RECORD;
Or Sketches Of all distinguished women, from the be.
ginning till lS5O-arranged in four eras, with selec-
tons from Female writers Of every age. By Sarah j.
Hale. Illustrated by two hundred and thirty por-
traits.
SELECT BRITISH EL0QUENCE:
Embracing the best speeches entire, of the most emf
nent orators of Great Britain for the last two cenuries
With sketches of their lives. and estimate of their ge
Mus, and nrdSs, critical and explanatory.
THE SAGES AND HEROES OF THE AMERICAN REV
OLUTI0N.-
Including the Signers of the Declaration of Independ
Two hundred and forty three of the Sages and
Heroes presented in due form, and many others
named incidentally.
THE WORKS OF DANIEL WEBSTER
Edited by Edward Everett Complete in vols, with
fur sssl Engravings.
For sale by JOHN YORK co.
DAY BOOKS Ledgers, Journals, Cash Books, Record
Books all sizes and qualities, Steamboat Books complete
SETS Memorandum Books so kinds; FOOlscap Letter and
Note Paper, and Envelopes, Ink Gold and Steel Pens,
Sand Bottng Paper Check Books, Note Books, Bills of
Iadinp &c ,Ec For sale hy JOHN YORK * co.
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LAKE SUPERIOR,
Its Physical Character. Vegetation and Animals compared
with those of other and similar regions. By LOUIS
AGAssrz With Narrative Of the Tour by ]. E CABoT,
and contributions by other Scientific Gentlemen. e.
egantly Illustrated
Pleasant Pages for Young People;
Or Books Of Home Education and Entertainment. BY
s. p NRwcoMBs, Illustrated. For sale by
nov22 T00N RUTLAND.
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McCREA A. TERRASS,

McCREA X TERRASS,
Corner Of Broad and College Streets, Nashville Tenn
Agoats for S.Hit4s Pittsburgh and Wheeliag L H. and
6ttebratat heHRetPs
DALE ALES, PORTER Il BROWN STOUT.
HAVE now in store the following which they will sell
al Pittsburgh prices Transportation added to-day:
l2J Bbs CIV Smiths Pittsburgh Ale for summer use;
$50 "kennett Brand equal to the best Scotch Ale;
lu1l1 do do for family use;
~ casks Bottled do;
may22-ly BG
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IMPORTANT IMPRovEMENr IN pENTIsrRY.

DR. ROSS would respectfully invite the
i J attention Of the public to a iyfFSzS-.A
IMPROVED METHOD INSERTING ARTIFICIAL ~AIII u
TEETH upon which he has been for time pracsc1g
with great success.
The improvement consists in the teeth being arranged up
plate Of D9re platinum, and By means Of sieous
compound the teeth and plate eemened firmly toge-
leaving nterstces for the lolgment secretion
foOd at the time forming artificial gum beautiful
and heke appearance and which represented on ne
inside Of the teeth as well as out.
Those interested invited TO call and examine sps
mems Of this improved method at his operating rooms NO
81, up stairs, College 81 sagzI-u
ZINC WHITE PANT kegs received and tor
sale low. This article is said to be much superior 20
White Lead in briliancy Of color durability in exposed
situations and all the purposes TO which the latter IS applied
and costs but little 1t coming largely into IN
the eastern cities. Get20 EWlN BROTHERS.
~ OLD LEAF AND FOIIs.--lO ounces Abbeys
VI best Gold Leaf; Is Packs best Gold Leaf Received
end for sale low BY Oct20 EWlN BROTHEiS-
GTRAYED.-ADA DARK BAY MARE ABOUT
- eight years Old fifteen hands high heavy name and
tail hind foot white supposed to be with ios nior-
nation Of the animal will be literally rewarded By calling
at Prices Livery stable. NOVis-h
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IliIneS
With great variety Of low price dc Laines &C.
White Goods, Laces, etc.
Cambrics, Jackonets SwisSes Tarltons;
Vat Laces, Edgngs and Insertings;
JacOnet and Swiss Trimmings and Flouncines;
Lace and Muslin Collars and Chimizettes;
Jaconet Collars and Sleeves;
Linen Cambria and Lawn Hdkfs in great variety;
Kid Gloves, Silk and Wool
Super Wool and Silk Hosiery, Cotton do;
Black Lace Wells Ribbons &c.
In CloakS Talmas and Man!as we have the richest as
sOrtment offered in this market in Velvet San Cloth
and Silk all colors, with elegant white embroidered Silk
Nantes, with Cloths and Velvets for making them
Staple Goods.
Cloths Cassimeres Nestngs Sattinetts Fannels Tick
ings Shirtngs, Beached and Brown Domescs Bed
Blankets Super Coat Blankets Shawls Linsays Prints
Apaccas We feel confident that buyers will find greatly
TO their interest TO give this stock careful examination
and in so doing save themselves some money.
Octll McCLELLAND'S No 30 Public SQUARE
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IMPORTANT no HOUSE;KEEPGRSI


NT9COMBIES FURNITURE POLISH for cleansing re-
vi storing and preserving the use Of vanished poll
Ehed furniture.
BY tn application of this polish Pianos Furniture Of
any Description and CARR ges after being furnished with
age nav be made Ia look good as nea.
Certificates given Of its value BIZ the leading piano
forte makers and cabinet Workmen in New York For
in bottles at 50 cents and 81 90, BY
SNOW, MACKENZIE 4 co,
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SUGAR AND MOLASSES.--l75 hhds Prime New
- Orleans Sugar;
a bblS lnar Crushed, and Puverized Sugar; q
$50 do ReJoed MOllsses;
100 = bbls do; ~ kegs Golden Syrup in store
and for sale very low, for Cash or Produce BY
may 81 McCREA K TERRASS
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STEAMBOATS,.
RIvER-FALI ING-sH FEET ON SHOAL
ADELPHI THEATRE.

Last night Of the arrangement of the celebrated Amer
can Actress MRS FARREN who will appear as RACHEL
the Jewess and in the Drama of the SERGE ANTS WIFE
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RICH FALL AND WINTER

RICH FALL AND WINTER
GOODS,
nv A. J. g. MoCLELI4AND have jus! received the
w largest and hest selected stock of Fall and Winter
Goods offered in this market which they offer to the
trade at lower prices than they be found in any other
house in the city. At No 20 Public square
Rich Dress Goods.
Brocade Silks, Rich PRINTED de Iainesi
Check do Rich Plaid
Plain do Elegant Plaid Cashmeres
super BLK do :" Glasgow Plaids;
Plaid PopIins; Plain Nous de LANES;
Plain I" FTch Merinos K Cashmeres
Rob Roy Silks; English and German Mernos;
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ID have just received from New Ork large supply OF
Britannia Ware Pitchers, !, 2 s, and DTS;
Coffee, Pea aud Cream Pots;
Sugar Bowls;
" Candlestcss and Lamps;
+" Cupsand Cigar lighters.
For sale at small advance Manufacturers prices.
SNOW, MACKENZIE 4 CO,
nOvlS Nashville
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nor SAIE.-A SMALL FARM OF FIFTY
two ac res about miles from Nashville, the Spring
field Pike IL has n beautiful building site, Immediately
theTunpike and land swel adapted for garsnBg pIr
poses grazing &c one half Of which is enclosed with
good and plank fence and sufficient quantity Of Ce
dar rails the premises fence the balance which will be
sold credit Of and two for hotes payable IN
bank with approved security. drawing interest from date
FOrfurther particulars apply 10 Il. A. BALLOWE
noyI3 Gen. Agent.
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VNt-I -N'a. 70 anu II T 'lUIIU 1'tI1iITt-
WE RESPECTED LILY inform friends and the
w public that we have hand a large and well
assorted stock of Fur Silk and Soft Hats Mems and Bows
Cashmere Hats ChildFens' Fancy Hats and Caps Mems
and Boys Cloth Flush and Fur Caps of every description
unsurpassed in good quality, style and lowness Ofprce,
which they offer at wholesale and retail
oct22 LANDE, EIaSBACiI 4 co.
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AFFAIRS IN WASHINGTON CITY.
~@~~~<~rsc~>~>Noo~~~~>>-.es~~~
FEaERAL OF HON. MR.. CAMPBELL.
~~y~~~~~~~<>~~~~><~~~>~>~s
Movements Of Politicians Claim Agents, and
Others,
&c., &o, &c.
7 T. L e g r A p II l @

TELEGR GRAPHIC.
TREASURY DRAFTs-CLERK TO THE sENATK-NAvAL
COMMITTEE-MIL1TARY COURT MARTIAL, ETC.
WASHINGTON, Dso. %, 1858.
The amount Of drafts registered At ths Treasury during
the week ending the oath instant was ST. 7o4 $780,
Col John s. Cunningham Is appointed Clerk to the Sc
nate COMMITTEES Naval Aars-not elected to the House
Committee, as reported.
genersl Army Court Martial posed Of Col Joseph
K.F Mansfield and twelve other officers, is ordered to
at West Point the 4th Of January for the
trial of several cadets.
Commander Henry W. Morris has been detached from
The New ok and ordered to the Meditsr
to relieve Commander log aham in the sloop OF
var st Louis Commander William G. Nicholson is or
dered to the command OF the devious at New York
Surgeon Henry 2 Reynolds s detached from the Navy
Yard at Memphis and Surgeon William L Van Horne
ordered relieve him. Purser rsomas N. Taylsr ID do
tacbed from tho steamer Michigan from LIST Jaansry.
Purser Edward D. Reynolds IL to relieve him Llsute
nants Morgan and J. Drake and passed Mdshipman 9.
u Morris are ordered to the sloop Of war Decatur.
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Markets.
NKw ORLEANS Dso. 28, 1858.
The sales Of cotton to-day 1000 bales, at
changed prices Middlirg Is quoted at 9hc. Sterling
Exchange prem. Freights to Liverpool I'D The Pa
cifos news to hand this evening after business
hours.
New ORLEANS, Dec 28-Noon.
The sacs OF cotton Monday and Tuesday 10 600
bales at unchanged prices since the receipt OF the Pa
cfc's This mornings business has been 1900
bales The decrease in the receipts 1T all the Southern
ports Il b22 GOO bales Flour has advanced 500.
Ohio cells at SO 60 Corn is at &c. pork has
advanced to $l3. Freights to Liverpool I'D.
CHARLESTON, Dso. 81 1853.
Our cotton market Ia quiet and unchanged The sales
to-day 600 bales, at PRICES ranging from Co. 1880.
CHARLESTON, Dec 28, 1853
The sales Of cotton to- day 400 bales, at SAc
10ko. The quotations show NO changes.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 2S, 1853
Our market lfor hogs Ia active and tending upwards
1000 sold to day ut advance, closing firm At 81 b0
100000 lbs Of dry salted meat sold 1t 4hc for shou
ders, and $40 for sdes-now held higher
ALBANY, Dec. 2S, 1S53
Dressed hogs are selling here at So to SO 25 fair to
primo. The receipts fair.
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Convention of Classical Teachers met here this
ing. L. D. Hickock, OF Union College, chosen Pes
cent, and L. 8. Parsona, Principsi of Albany Female
Academy Secretary About forty delegates present.
cmoDg them Dr. Lucsey, OF Rochester, Regent OF the
University, and Dr. Alco;t OF Massachusetts,. An ad
dless will be delivered his evening by Dr. Taylor Lewis
CT Union College.
In the afternoon session of the Classical Convention
the Business Committee mated that ports would bs
made by Prof Wilson The system of study in choes
by Prof. Benecist Of Rochester, uni orniy OF pro-
punoation OF the classcs by Prof. Burbank, on the
position and importance of academies; by Prof Grow
Epon TIE respect to teachers from their relation to
youth; and by Prof. Beael on the legal positions of
tcadsmies
The report OF Prof Wilson taken up 1t advocates
o regular grade of studies, Recommending primary
studies, and only such for primary schools. SO that
when a had been completed fome'h,rg would by accom-
pshed in the way of educating the mipd debate fol
loved and the report reccmnttsd. The report of
Pro- Benedict was taken up and adopted.
The Convention then adjourned to PM, whea the
a6dress OF Prof. Lewis SO read.
The Rev T. A. Starkey, of Christ Church Troy, has
acopes call to the rectorship of St. Psuls Church in
this city.
The three penny papers Of this city VIII become two
cent papers after the lst OF January.