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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-13


DE. LAsNokr's jPAkIs AND Lospoe MEDICAL,
70 eolesed sguIe. e,o g. shows the snper,ory o. me
GUS de 5y oca and general from exssss aud b
yunh, &C. sGlce honrs II 70 4 and n9P NJ, a. kss1s
Harmon 10 the afflicted &c. stAn pas, -
tupg Nssonai Demoers IT. Day Book, &c.
I CLAwsoN KELLY, FoUSnERuF THx ASALyrI-
Of ss s
I'm. ,n Saturday evening The I'D Of M.rch upon ~ dIs
Charge Ladies' and gentlemen invited t. cal.
hnes hts pacdee ol>ss Of aseass in ~hoa he ~
rested Aso sve, tho.tsad ~itheu, insa1s
n s..osss ?, ..scss him % ds,scaa wn.s NJ: e
sr % %sas Ss'' ss
hero y no charge so' soo~a's %f,lAM wArsox r. o..
Many ,..- surs.on ~ Loss aesDi'aii :n.so
street. feussh dscr west % Broadway.
1,plnsKxAa- TEE CHEAT suaorEAH DIsoovaRH-ss
L \, .s S e. .. :.s
'; Tsm s 'es s.s.,s. r. sss.s n
a. .ss * VIE %s sss L.
Ne s.s ~ sSss s AZ ..A
s sss o' 70 ''. ruin y No ''~' 's.' ''-.as ~ -
., osordsss vhes u.rns.sy as sns,. pnv:s1 .ss.
The inevitable &oSTu<sO ~ NE pausnks cu
sjutino which 81 he sassaparD'a ue ~frdcAnnc rsucve
JsIssrsAR Nca and ;, a&c deyod ~ sse 90 soca
an =. T sss. ~: k SSsa Sssss NAV
IA n i'm "a oug m one for ~ which SNvog
"a and A. whereof, bere "a saving OF ~ divdaf
MIC separate aHnasnstered ny vaipe~4 nAseusnA
& !, s az .'S - Pm:
,rsl New York who h ,ntsd nv The p~onee % Etyu
sSv,cs ailps1ents America Generalization tee Hby ess
As rrns description az stating Ags habits and avn
cation aye rNcsssaxy. Attendance dAsy from II A. N. w
and from p. fsundAy - eseepted unoes By yuu
No. sspcnsneAt H. 0sssse Wresk 80 osaAA
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tasGR SAVANNAH AND FLoHfD A.-UsIrED STATES
IL Mai Lne.-1h- aud eeg ant staainor FLpRIDA,
Capt ~ Woodruff will leave saturday, March Vs. rom
No North ri or a. socioct r NJ Bis OF iaing signed
beard For FREIGHT apply 70 H. MIrCdILb,
~ Rrosdvsy. For ordA through tickets from new YORK
Jackson WIFE, $si; "a pBatks &33 AMI cocnm0di0us
avsnbsh Florida tbrea week,
nccing with the steamers from New Tuesdays and
Satsydapa.
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~~~SS~os~
A LADY WAC n as BENZ CURED OF GREAT kER-
"A debility alter many Of misery, mako
fellow suds he oil relief Address
enclosing stamp 6pay return postage, Ar8 Mary DeW,
Bson and the prescription will be son free By asxt post
nR. wAkD's UEfORIUsATE's fRIxaD. AND Or1AK
- unrtveled rsmsd,oa-Tha eestAn dSeADss,
quicker and completes than hing The Af1oaA
would OBTAIN permanent and speedy ahoud
iumedk ely 70 I hunAeeds monthly. Ofnss e.
hs pat snts Do meet. QUICK sdactuAl
falling medical aid rendered Ny anfortuustas friend opres
Always week onsn In two days. s1Ght oases ssmnon6ne
In Twelve boura OAos Canal Ass door OF he
OF BrsAfwAy
nR. RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE "PRACYICAL PRI.
~ 1raAHse" ofces 6z3 H)r street. Wooster.
Hours from 70 ~ A. NJ ana TO z, NJ Sundays excepted
To author that resided several
yeAaiR PaS, expressly study this OF dseasas In tao
"Aop,a dss vSnssps" ala f1en &C. under RECORD Gaze
rave ouarcant segAlas and okas the Legal certificates %
whom h the lEcne Royae d. de6,-ine and ngnsd ~ tho
Professors, may he by any than sheh he unks
sOkd z ourd tor conhdeu cannot be presented
MO QUACKERY-DR CoopRR- n DIANE STREET,
IN bs auted with condolences dtseaass Twenty
six years one specay aud nj h'a present ONCE
a. receiving bono tresinsnt hose wto
rave deceived b. uedcA mposors can cal on nc u,
h the certsiny os cure medicines mi and be
taten without he Of detection. Charges moderate,
and warranted In all cases
AID liza CORRITT rs CONSULTED PRIVATELY, AT
~ HE Mddaah sireet nearly opposite Sands street.
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I CLAwsON KEILky, FouSuERur THk ANALyrIr
81 system Of me6i~ine be ted his Once,
No Bible House Fourth from Monday morning. tho
1b, sr Saturday evening the I'D Of March upon AL ds-
but particularly o. the liver kneyp free
charge. Ladies' and gentlemen invited - call.
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TENANTS, NnGIsTmR.

( o LHA-fhE fahEk sruRY DWELLING 40 5sE
( 70 hest Bro@c~aZ. Inquire of Mrs FUhL0Nl !, 46s
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IINm. D srAlEs MALI STR .MsHIp ooxpAsY- FOR

TTNukD STATES NAIL STR 4MsHIP COMPANY FOR
" HAvADa aud New orleans--Un Monday March II. 81
r. NJ, from pier foot Warren rvsr the
aud Mgorite steamship GnANADa, Csptsn r. dribn
Freight 10 Rev esIs 50 oens per cubic foot shippers vii
supplied with blank bills OF adng 81 the form " cd
he Company, application ~ Their 0fe No other
seDed and no bill Of dnE Will 10 agnei afar tho hour Of
sailing For fie passage apply the oica OF the
l' M O. ROBERTA
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Nok LIVkhPoOi--sT GEohGE5 Line OF CL,PpER
fPs The Gale 'rsted clipper snip II AJEe Gap AID
Ans~Nb WI positively ell 20 At uoon the ships
On ns mo are soous tor ms3ing toe sho ea
cofu FOR phaBgb app board pier M d gtor.n
river or 10 ESr jon Es 40 South street, a6
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LUX CALIFOKNIA-UkkATH kUUCTIUN Of r A ks :
Through ticket given in ihs only ne In VII ch
gers th-r hertbs the Pacific the
York and California Stea Gshp Ino under he irecon
OF Wander tt or the aceessory Transit empaay OF Mica
rsgua proprietor Fifty OF bsggare free; all ton
per pound DAYS sufng 9Th aSd 2n OF each month
Through advance OF the mss and 6UO miles shorter than
spy other The sperdid dou engine etea nship
HGRThhRN LIGHT. 2,sO0 tons burden Il a. wamask,
csmmsrder. will leave pier No orh river, N O'Clock
r. n. for Puota Are. as Monday Marco a connecting
with the doueie g steamship tDrfez he Nicaragua
having but twelve miles land transportation
frs, c'sss Carriages FOR Information pas to
IA MIS- n ca rs the only Office OF he line No Slowing
1veeil. Staup ped letters taken AT ga cents
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NJ oiiCk-Flasf paoKEf Fox LIVERPOOL. PACK
IN o. ihth march. Abe we'll packet ship WM
Ofs. Captain &c vii positively ss.l IS soove fhs &C
COMM dA',ons for cas-e OF gecs pa
tsriy TO tbs should board
per "a hAst ves or To- iAf,CnsT %. % souh street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-13

WINNsR's PLAIN Co.ILLtoas For THE PIANO
w Justpup,i.hed:--
no L BLACK SWAN SET containing wsi the Wagon .
keemo kimo Jordan" Few Da! s." III ~ doc, j" and
"fop GOES the V es2eL'
70 BALLAD sk1s, containing ~ hat is Home
Motherr katy Darling y Bos peet the Roses" My
Cottage ome.' Katy Avourneen y &C
NO s. fAuDs Owg SET, containing Tread. Tread the
Green Or a." Under the Juniper Tree" London BRIDGE
lit 10 10 Peep" &C. -
No A. kA7iosAL SET, containing Hall Columbus "Ysnkee
lcodle," bed While and Blue" star spansled Bspnsr'
&C.
No s. FANCY SET containing the "saskebn "Couresy"
New Searr 'sJauifiowe- and Soc,ahe CotnJBs" These
editions AL have the figures marked In their appropriate
piaces and thes the beat
popu ever Issued Price 20 cents each set
or ,he Ave sets Tor 81 WINNER q sHUSrEH.
: No ITO rorh FdshIn st, Philadelphia.
For sale at all music In this Cit.
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ITO LEr- THE OLD Est ABLIsHhD FEED sroRE, STU
aed In Brooue street. vack, no doing god ou
eeas would other purposs The building -
stories d baeemept ~ By "a Aso TWO stores on Sntn
avenuh Forty second street fens 'oW inquire VI NJ
". SMITH.
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Q,o LkT--A FIRST CLASS HOUSE. IN A MOTT DgJI-
location 10 brook houss sx5S sroyo oae front
which rev may e bought ii bargain. Address 265
Posi- oilce, rev York. - iaH.e% ~ fatt' = ~ ~
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"A UsIC-A LADY EXPEhIENCED IN IF ACAISa TIM
Vl piano. two pupils nj dollsa
q month, WI privilege OF practice. Apply 81 BRONZE
street, between sullivan ard Thompson.
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NO LET IN BRoOKIXN-THE LARGE THREE STORY
and Attic house on Of Court and Buter
furnished with ssa hot sir furnace hath &c and la o,n
pie order Hert 1910 Also stsbe Butler street al
oinire hen $40 Apply TO lHN PURDY 80 East Fifteenth
Te.t before 10 or after O'Clock TO Jet At astoria cottage
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EHE LIVERPOOL Aso PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP
oupary iD,~pd sailing their isvs ite steamships
CITY n htLll MORE e6i tons, Capt nobert Leich.
Gay Or W aeHtNG iON, q 80 toas, capt. VIM w lie.
CliY uf NAN - 80 X. 100 tons 8apt +. u pelie.
haooL $40 $6o and $50. according to State ro,ns
lrDs number OF htrd class will BIO taken
from Phls cphs add Liverpool, ADD fo,ind In provisions
From fhiiadeipha SO From liverpool ....,t40
Parties wishing to bring ont nir friends OBTAIN cer
passage and drafts OF FL sterling
and urwaIds apply 10 JuaN u. DAVIS, Agent,
II Walnut street, Philadelphia.
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u EDU SD PRICES FIFTY POUNDS BAGd AGE FRnE
III Ler pound excess Fvue OCEAN
70 ocean ny PaDans haleosd Through foe California
Panama kaare I'd United stated Mad Stesnsa
ny will desi Rch f1r asplawSh Thursday a. at 2
o,c ock r. prccl y, saes forth
river. The ell known azd shp d 4 la
Captain VIM l. herodov. IN Passeesers and mai j
will be fr~arded ~ Panama mailroad,
III Psc,ac Msi steanAhps Company. msgoiacsn.
amsh,p 0oloen Gate, A v q, Ls Roy. which
Ito public arc informed hs the A. 90 always b.ve
lyiug at PAoama ready Tor saA to
avoid amy possible dsenon Of gers mails Foo
rage appl W. RAYMOND, at the only ocs ri comps-
MOS, M Wes stree Warren street New York Fraxnt
70 AseDwal 10 ceus per cubic lad ha
pound aud freight viii be taken altar II O'Clock
" o sailing
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ITO Lsr-rHE LOWER PART OF The HOUSE NO 1873
mast ripotesnth street. Second avenues front and
bach baser ert and and four rooms
IN bird door al the modern iprovsmes chandeliers
aiso 1he family consists Of persous and
iee the second Can be from IL " o'clock.
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10 LET FINN AND AIRY APARTMENTS IN NO. Q
sa'e street. opposite the history; slsc two handsome
would cheap for Offices will b. properly at
pded BY the lessee, who lives he premises apply ~
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Elkrt SHIP FOR LlVekFoDL-fHs FAyoEIIi
psctets ship :. Capt chsLdier ~l positive .ai 10
nprSp~ poon ard has room tor few PASSENGER Il
cabin sscon cabin and steer &c For passage apply
DoMc Ier ~ East river, or 70 ISABEL q W afiS 40. IL
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ITO LET PART,oF The DWELLING HOUSE, no 1893
Fulton street. b. Paus church. rars oppof tunity
cor theeo Who with senesl down residence Apply
Na voUufar
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NIkW MUSIC. BY THOMAS BAKEh-THE STATE
~ etaf Polka beautifully Illustrated. Price 80 Tho
Trovanre Quadries no cents these pecss
Laura keenes vartetes with the
Baker 327 Brpadwny d D 4
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S1EAM BE1WEEr sxW YORK AND LONDja, GAuL-
y ,D9 cork escn Wa, for passengers The ard
cru stehfnof oxkSUA appointed wAl ab3v0,
Iuesa. The 10Th OF Apr, acd vii take united oamber
a frs. so0ond and third glass For freight
passege appy % ABRAHAM bkLtS SONS. Is Pax row.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-10
IMPERIAL LEGATION OF Russia,

WASHINGTON, Nov. -, 1896. }
To tie Hon. Nr. Marcy, Secretary Of State Of
the United States, dec.
The undersigned, Charge d Ahaires of his Ma
jesty the emperor OF all the Ru.sias has the honor
in compliance With the order of his Government, Of
addressing the following communication to the
Hon. Mr.. Marcy, Secretary Of State OF the United
States.
The attention of the Emperor has in an eminent
degree dwelt on the proposition by which be Un;~
ted States answered the invitation which had been
extended to them to aCcede TO the Declaration OF
the fourteenth Of April. His Majesty entirely con-
ours ia the views of the Government of the United
States which the Hon. Mr. Marcy has laid down in
his equally lucid as temperate note OF the 2Sth Of
July. The proposition OF the Federal Government
in the opinion of his Imperial Majesty deserves so
much the more to be taken into consideration, that
the Honorable Secretary OF State argues not for the
exclusive interests Of the United States, but for
those Of the whole Of mankind. The Imperial
Government would have room for selt-gratulation
should its concurrence contribute to the adoption Of
the proposition Of the United States aud should all
the Powers by a common resolution proclaimed in
the face of the world agree apply TO private pro-
pcrty on the the came priuc pies OF invioabi-
lity which beligerents profess for property on land
The undersigned is accordingly instructed to notify
the Honorable Mr.. Marcy that his Majesty the Em.
peror accepts, for his part the condition under
which the United States consent to the abolition Of
privateeliug, namely that the private property Of
the subjects aud citizens Of the contracting parties
shall 10 times OF be respected by their respec',
tive naval forces well as by those of the powers
which NAV join in this declaration. The undersign-
ed is qualy instructed to declare to the Honorable
Secretary OF State that should the propositions Of
the United States become the sui Jet of a collec-
tive elaboration, the vote OF the Imperial Cabinet
is pledged to them. The undersigned improves
tins opportunity q tender to Mr.. Marcy the assur-
ance Of bis very high consideration.
STOENKEI
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Report. FURNISHED BY the Associated Press
BY THE NATIONAL LINE.


WAsHIkGroS, Dec. s.-The Senate after electing
chaplain resumed the debate on the motion to
print Presidents Message; adjourned.
HoUsE-fhe Presidents Message was read. The
debate on its reference to the Committee Of tn
Whole on the state Of the Union was animated and
listened to by crow led galleries-adjourned
Nrw York, Dec. s--The steamer Quaker City
sailed to-day for HAVANA; she took out 500, 600
specie.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. S-The train on the Cleve-
land and Pittsburg road came in collision with the
express train on the Ohio and PeDns, vsnia road at
Alliance this evening, killing ten and injurng sew
eral others.
LOWELL, Dec. s-Stepheu Manser, American Re.
publican, was elected Mayor to-day.
BosroS, Dec S-A II. Rice was to-day reflect
ed Mayor by about G, 400 majority.
WAsumGroN, Dec. 9-The Senate resumed con-
sideration of motion to print IL, 900 extra copies
Presidents Message
The house resumed consideration of the motion
to refer Presidents Message to committee of the
whole
LIVERPOOL, Nov 25.-Coiton, closing QUOTA
tons are fair Orleans rs, Middlng ditto is 6;
fair hiidling II; Middng ditto s.; fair Uplands
u; hiddling ditto, Ct.
CGNCIEYATI Dec 9. noon.-Flour unchanged
superdne 25a5 40; Whiskey steady at %. Red
Wheat active at TO- Oats 40. Hogs dull and
lower, sales at Oha6 Is, Groceries unchanged.
River seven feet and at stand
WHEELING, Dec. 8, P. M.--The river is full of
floating ice; feet inches water in channel.
NEW YORK. Dec. 7, P. Motion firm, sales
1900 bales; Coffee quiet; Sugar firm; Freights
irmer.
PITrsBURc, Dec 9, noon-Rver4 feet 10 inch.
es water in the channel.
New York, Dec. 8, noon-Flour dull with de-
clining tendency, sales of 5000 at 20a6 40; for
Straight State 90a7 20; for Southern; Wheat firm;
20, 900 bushels, GeDessee sold at 70; Corn buo-
yant, sales 90 900 bushels; Pork buoysnt; Beef
firm, Lard dull Whisky hrs downward tendency
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-10
REsr HAIR DYE IN THE WORLD

This strong language, yet BooLE's ELECTRIC Ham DYE
eceny improsed) proved to be so, by the judge
the late Mechanics Fair held 10 Boston, among whom
DR.. Hays, the eminent chemist and Safe sssayer) who
awarded Il the PRIZE MEDAL AND DIPLOMA, over the
Hair yes exhibition all parts fthe Union
It's superiority consists 1st. The ingredients
nourshing hair, destructive as others Cd
Doe s,uin hurt the skin 81. easily applied and
dyes the hair any required from delicate
deep black so natural appear marvellous. Manu-.
faturrd sold and applied by wM. BOYLE 81 wAshngt,
street, Boston. decl0-tlllmsySl
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-10

RE-ESGAGEMENT OF Mr.. TozER The friends Of
Nr. Tozer will be highly gratfed to learn that he
has been re-engaged by Manager Davis, and will
appear again at the Theatre Tonight. His triumphs
heretofore are guaranty of his success in the fu'
ture. As deliueatOr Of the characters IN his role
Mr. T. has few equals, and, barring a somewhat too
frequent indulgence in the use Of original double
eutendrcs &c, he can justly lay clim to a general
popularity which is highly hlttering, and creditas
BILE He will doubtless be welcomed back to the
boards of the Nashville with much eclai.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-10

DEo G.-TCFFlE VII n We kfs the g fee mNket last
there fair enquiry 70 the better era les a Rio
{ Zee, the supply very lin ted or The lower des-
pon RIO there ood stock, with but lit lie irqui-
r The mark, during the past week has generally utd
dull az h transac rs have been very United There Is
sun a dem and for the be gra les but lower grades
dull he At pre.ent prices The ock Of Rio the
market t. i9 bags 9th kinds s. hays The sales du-
NJ the have been limited, reaching in all 20n hays
prices ranging r. m ~ 10 10" fr common luH ,10Z
for 'sir; goo "a z lc; IL &c cho &c II we
continue 10 flolr Lagu HTa * l2c, "a l-ai5c per
pCu'd. To-day tn rbet was u.Ore active. We notice
everal Of tuyers here aud have DOUBT
Al bic 'Oreport some large TIA ,actoa in o'r re
IT Of tomorrow The sales TODAY Ich 10 oil 600
c Nee Ordinary 10 fair. al 9Zal0Hc per pound There
vessel expecel here daily ain lurge ~ the bet
ter de crJlions OF Coffee which viii tend doubt to
iyity in he ma ket. The imports Of the week
IS bags from New York.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-10

DEGRovE BRos Our young friends the De.
Grove Bros, have opened fruit confectionery al
cigar establishment on Market street near the
Square. They intend 10 keep general assortment
OF such articles a. constitute a stock II trade in
their line Of business and our friends may rely on
No. l, p ,ckagcs when put up by these gentlemen.
Call and see them.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-10

z Proposal To Tunnel THE EAST RlvER.-It
Is said that, within the last day or two,
meeting of eminent engineers and other scene
tiic men, has been held in New York with a
view to consider the practcabilly Of tunnel-
linz the East River a. its nArrowest point be-
tween the city and Brooklyn. The under
standing is that their opinion was unanimous
as to the feasibility Of the enterprise.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-10

The river was falling, but there is plainly

The river was falling, but there is plainly OF
water for all practical purposes.
There were no arrivals yesterday. The
Quaker City came up from Cincinnati, oct
from that port, We understand, but four days.
The departures were the Cumberland for n
Orleans, the SaIyse West for st. Louis, and the
Quaker City was expected to leave last night
for Cincinnati.
Looked for last night and to day, the Hum
bolt from New Orleans, j. g. Cline from Cal
70, and the Ella from st. Louis.
The j. g. Cline, HITE master, is the regu-
lar mail boat for Cairo at 81 NJ, to-day.
The Ella is advertised for st. Louis to-mor-
row evening.
~ The favorite little packet Rock City
will leave this morning for Memphis direct.
Ben. Egan commands; Tom Barney Bell, as
sisted by little Capt. Jofeld, presides over the
financial department. Go aboard early.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-10

CONCERT AT ODD Fellows HALL.-The
Concert at the Odd Fellows Hall last night
for the benefit of the German Methodist
Church, was a very fine affair. The audience
was large, filing the Hall, and composed OF the
better class of our citizens. The most of the
pieces were well performed, some of them,
indeed, in a superior manner. The lsteness o
the hour at the close of the Concert forbade
any extended notice of the entertainment.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-10

E4g- Those who desire to assist in the be-
nevolent object Of assisting the orphans Of the
city who are dependent upon charity, will
prepare themselves for contributing thereto.
The lady managers Of the two Asylums in
the city, can obtain tickets of admission, to
dispose Of for the coming charitable enter
tliument 10y calling this morning at No. %
Public Square.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-10

~ The depository of the American Tract
Society, above the store of Chas W. Smith,
contains large and well selected collection Of
books containing excellent reading for families
and children. No sectarian works are admit
ted into the collection. Many of these books
are well suited for gift-books, and as the holi-
days are approaching, those who desire to
make presents of moral books to their children
will find them at this depository.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-10
COM M ERCIAL.
NASHVILLE DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,
NASHVILLE DaeamhaF 10 1Rs


co7Tox-There less activity in The market yesterday
than has characterized It for several days previous We
heard of sales Of only 80 bales at 1OBa1OXc.
TeBACoo-Nothing doing.
Boss-Very little doing in the hog market We quote at
&c. gross and Sc. nett
CoEFEE-The demand is good for the season and our
vous quotations have been sustained Wehear Of Saes at
11a2 for Common and Fair and 1SKalsc. for Prime and
Choice.
sUsAA-No change in quotations; market still active,
however, figures. We quote fair to prime at liza
1l5E, choice at 12al2Ac.
MoIAssEs net with light sales at full prices. 1t may
be quoted 6Oe for barrel and CSC. for half barrels The
stock hands all Old crop, and when the arrives it
will be worth about lOc. above quotations.
s1LT-About $500 bags have been received and prices
have somewhat declined Fine is worth e. and Coarse
CO. It be bought however, ats 20 cents less than
these figures large Stock hand about 1900 bags
FLcUEA better feeling been manifested in the -four
market suce the opening Of navigation Supefhne worth
coo % and Extra 25a6 50.
BAooS-NOminal The receipts are very light and the
demand limited 1t may be quoted at Gao for Shoulders:
7a7H Tor Clear Sides aud 9A1O for Hams.
Unchanged We continue to quote at e1a 10 cts
from wagons
mELL-with supply about eqlal to the demand is selling
az 90 l4Oc.
wHzAr-we hear Of few transactions a. 75as0c for Red
and S5890c. for White.
FEATHLRs-ResdIy command 43a45c from wagons.
BEEswAX May be quoted at 20422c.
GISslEe--In dem and $50
PU1TEE Sailing at I7a2Oc from wagons and 22s25e in
market.
EGcs-A brought market taken 15a2O centsper
dCz=n
WHrsKY-The demand has been good though prices have
somsEhat declined. We quote at 8Oas2H for good
Cincinnati brands, and 60 for Robertson
cour t.
CASDLE-Con'iderabIe activity noticed Sperm selling
al as; Star at 2s,, and Tallow at &c.
WOODEN WARE-Th. whole ale cash prices for selling
Cedar iron bound buckets per dczen brass
bound do $lO iron bound tubs fur in nest 81 5O eight
In nest, SIS 5Oi cans, $12a24 per dozen.
HDEsWe quote green at 5aSc dry Southern sailed 1so.
CoAr.-The supply still short. Mountain coal is SELL
ing for SOs35c, sewsnee 1sa92, Ohio river 25a3Oc.
PEA NuTs.-seIling at 75asOc per busheI.
Charleston Market.
Dee. 6 l r M-COTTOV-The q muess OF the market IS
unchanged and demand good Sales today 600 bales II
to lie.