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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-17
Trust Sale Of Dry Goods.

ATFssRs. PLUMMER co, having executed q dses q
WI trust the und rsgusd conveying their entire
u Goods, the viii be sold out the reasonable
terms for cash. the old stand Ne ~ Puhto square, br
>hors time
Persons indebted to said firm requested 10 fer
gard and make payment Immediately their accounts vi
placed IN the hands Of officer the accounts nosss
&C., are also assigned.
The books and accounts Of said arn open for the
specton Of creditors. JOHN G. FERGUSON.
dec22--H Trustee
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Strayed or Stolen

R0M the stable Of Isaac Paul the night Of January
1ith, BAY HORSE about fourteen hands high both
bind feet white above the hook the face has very
buShy tail No other recoected Any person return
lng the horse, giving Information Paul.
OIL be literally rewarded CATHERINE STOUT,
jan14 Near Franklin Depot
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The General Commission Buiness heretofore c,nducted by
Perkins Campbell Co, win be conducted without interrup-
ton BY W. ~. Perkins, under the style Of
declS-deoswtf PERKINS 4 CO.
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THURSDAY, JANUARY II, 1856.
rho leg islaturo of Maryland.


The American members of the Legislature
of Maryland have held a meeting and approved
the stand of the National Americans in Con-
gress. Here is copy Of the proceedings Of
the meeting:
at Meeting Of the American Numbers in
the General Assembly of Maryland, held in the
city of Annapolis. on the 18th of January 1856,
ELISHA J. Hall, Esq, Of Montgomery county,
was called 20 the Chair, and the following pre-
smble and resolutions were unanimously adop-
ted:
WHEREAS, The Representatives of the Ameri-
can Party OF the State of Maryland have view
ed with delight the fixed determination of their
Representative 10 Congress 20 secure to the
popular branch Of the National Legislature an
organization of the House on sound national
aud conservative basis; And
WHEREAS, A III occasion presents itself TO
express their unreserved and cordial approha-
ton Of the course pursued by their immediate
Representatives, and those who have co opera
ted with them; Therefore,
ResoL0ed, Unanimously, by the members of
the American Party, in the Senate aud House
of Delegates Of the State of Maryland, ia Con-
vention assembled, that they heartily endorse
and commend the action of the members OF the
American Party 10 the House of Representa-
tives, who have struggled 50 successfully, SO
far, against sectional organization of the
House, aud who have sustained SO strenuOusly
the principles and maXims of the party, As laid
down in the platform adopted for their gu-
dance ia the city of Philadelphia.
FL i Han PrpSt
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A. c. s. A. b. BEECH,
DEALERS IN
nERV GnOnG.

STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
80 College Strees.
IIAVE opened very large stock Of al kinds OF DRESS
II GOODS suitable to the Fall and Winter Trade Of the
Newest STYLES
Also nanasome lot all The newest designs Of oLOAKs
gad MANTLES in and ready for exhibition. We
pecay invite you to look at stock OF Coaks before
buying.
We have store very large stock all kinds Of CAR
PETS OF the patterns and nser ourselves 10 sell
them cheap any other House this side Of the
tains We have all kinds Of CURTAIN DAMAsKs and
LACE CURTAINS.
Ia addition the above, have large stock Of al
kinds Of DRY GOODS, suitable for the Fall and Winter
Trade A. O. A. b. BEECH,
sepi5 No. 40 College 81. Nashville, Tenn.
IN STORE
L 1870 boxes low priced Virginia Tobacco;
80 do celebrated "PGRcdke" do
80 do "Pride Of Virginia" do
90 do Palmetto Twist do
100000 Spanish and American Cigars;
100 doz. boxes Sardnes,
IS bbls Nuts, assorted
Is bags each Pepper, Spice and Ginger.
sep25 SEYMOUR TANNING q co.
BROGAEB!
NEGRO Drogans and Thick Boots extra sises Kip Boots
JOHN RAMA6E,
decf ~ College street.
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We are your hishinI servants
NnIL Bkos 4 Co.
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CTEEL BUGG 4 TIRE-iX, k-1eand 1 stee
. 3IcKEY,
sep2i No. College street
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In retiring from the Commission Business retarn
anks 70 our friends and pstsns and cheeruy recommend
our successor and late partner. W ~ Perkins, altogether
worthy Of their confidence AMI patronage.
W. q. cAMPBELL.
sA9l'L P. WALKER
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NEW ARRIVALS OF LADIES FINE SHOES.
I AIDES Kid z r. Boots and Boots and Buskins;
IL Front and Side Laced high oAiten;
Fine Kid High Laced Buskins
Thick soed Buskins
Stitched Walking shoes,
Cloth Thick soled Buskins;
Misses y Ugh R. K Caters; just opened BY
JOHN RAMAGE,
t25 q College street.
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F0UR DAILY TRAINS.

Baggage checked from Cincinnati 10 Wheeling Balumore
PittsbuTr Cleveland, Dunkifk and Balialo.
The LITTLE Miami IS ne Eastern Depot
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CaOLEIE4 PREV ENTIVE.
FEfHE PuSs are respectfully nferned that LYONS co
sti c,ntinue selling their celebrated Cholera and
DsaFrhea Preventive. Crom the Effects q which
many year rcAped great enuort and reef) By TIE
6aon Bottle Glass. AsprsyentivSs always better
than strongly recommend al to u. The Poor
supplied Without charge acconpsnied With practising
Doctors certificate PnVate Families paxicuiAFy, should
have botue Of this IN the house, in q
Eency. LYONS A Co.
mTf taCe3aF street.
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NOT ICE

he co-partnership OF Perkins Campbell Co., Of THIS
city, is this day dissolved by mutual consent either Of
he eO-parners having the o. the Of me arm IN
liquidation. W. N. PERKINS,
W. b. CAMPBELL.
EEW oRLEkSs. Dec. 9, ISIS SAM'L P. WALKER
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EOR SALE-A small house and lot on Spruce fErsA
II strest-part Of Lot No. 1855. For further psrtic s
ulars call a this Office. Oct15-d kkA
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

CECINNArI Jan. Is, noon.-Flour 6 60; Hogs
firm at IS; Provisions, sales 500 Hams at Z;
Whisky unchanged Groceries unchanged and in
demand; 40 hhds. fair aud good fair Sugar at 7fas;
30 bags good Rio Coffee at 12i; 65 bbls. Molasses
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-17

Aud All in5rm4tion can chained he cess No.
Burnst Hcass Bnsidin<, W. l. OBkEN, Ticket Agent;
No 1T, froHt cfcs 6ihscn House b1lldnE ALEXANDER
HAMILTON Tekes Agent or a ne ED oece, soufhesst
q BreziHAy and Ifont street. ePpcEite Spencer
deuss al the Eastern itts Aau} Depot 441t ffoat
'''ss'- s,so. a,,.z, a,,. az 4. n. vsta ~ Pr
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NHTANTEU-A situation Bo0k-keeper Sales
w man. By gentleman who give the best Of refer
Address p. K. g., True Wing once"
ect-Sdf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-09
Family Marketing.

HOLIDAf fOk
Vegetables are coming up. II would do Mr. era.
ham or Or. Alcotts heart good TO take walk any
fine morning through Washington market, see the
baskets and barrels Of fresh apples and pears feast
their eyes on the piles Of rich tomatoes, juicy
sasashes, and tempting Melons, and wind up with
dish Of those black whortleberries, swimming in q
sea of imaginary milk. Fruits and vegetables are
Masking their appearance in great profusion po,a-
tees are fine and scund--no signs OF the rot that
wiseacres prophes.ed was the undoubtcd symptom
Of their final dying oat. Peas have gone out, but
In their place we have string beans and q ne inas,
which good housekeepers know how u value :
squashes also are abundant, white striped and the
fine marrow, which make delicious pies. Egg
plants sometimes called oyster plant-haye made
their appearance, good and cheap. Few appreciate
the quality of this vegetable, and none suffers more
from improper cooking. For the benefit Of those
who are no< posted we subjoin recipe, and ad.
wise all who like fried oysters to try Il. Peel the
egg plant carefully cut in slices quarter Of an inch
thick sprinkle salt between each one and cover
down for half an hour. Crate cracker fine, bea.
IL together with an egg dip slices Of the
plant into the mixture and fry brown in butter.
We y few sweet potatoes, are Ia the markets, at
80 cents the small messure-too dear for poor folks
but they VIII De eagerly caught At by epicurcs.
Tomatoes are abundant and cheap, and excellent at
this season for their medicinal properties Melons
are rather high. Muskmelons are a shilling piece:
wstermelons range from lsc. % T5c. Curranis aud
cherries are about gone out, but whortleberries are
good, and cheap at q shilling quart. Pinespples
are becoming scarce. Peaches are scarce and high
but pears are coming in snail but very good. Meat
and hsh range about the same "a last week. great
zeal OF young sweet pork has been brought into
market lately, but was bought mp at good prices.
Figs are eight for a shilling puttpr aamo a. last
week. Below we annex list Of prices
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-09
In CONCLUSION, the report says.

In general upon the whole matter referred
TO the examiners they gratded in being enabled 70
state that the careful and thorough examination which
they have made has furnished aoundan evidence OF the
general legality, fidelity ability, and excellent method
both in principles and details with which the Affairs Of
trustees.
is believed therefore, after careful and full examina-
ton that this institution in the method OF its administra-
ton was never SO 'udcous in the principles OF its
transactions sound in the general condition
Of its affairs prosperous and safe as at the present
oment
The gross and net receipts of the Philadelphia
and Reading Railroad Company for the month Of
June, 1855 and 1856, were as folows:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-09
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


FRIDAY, Aug. SIS p. NJ.
The news from Europe, or something equ lily in
expiicsbIe produced a temporary imitation in the
stock market this morning. At the first board TO-
day the improvement was pretty general. Illinois
Central Bonds advanced per cent; New York Cen
trial Railroad j; Erie a Reading Michigan Central
I; Michigan Southern l. Illinois Central Railroad a.
Cleveland and Pttsburg I; Cleveland and Toledo, };
Chicago aad Rock Island, 1; Harlem, !. There was
a moderate amount Of business transa cted and
sellers ayailed themselves OF the little ad-
vance to put out better contracts. There was
a bear sale of 1000 shares Of New York
Central Railroad stock, this morning, at s6J
per cent. seller 80 days. We do not see anything
encouraging in financial way in the foreign news.
II enabled holders to get about quarter per cent
better prices, and many avaied themselves of the
opportunity. After the board the market was dull
and tine buoyancy of the morning was lost. At the
secoad board New York Central declined per cent;
Reading. /; Cleveland and Toledo, 4; Erie, 4. I'm
der the present position Of local finances, an i'm
in prices for stocks is utterly out of the
question. The banks of this city are in state of
expansion unprecedented in their history, and it Is
vel known that the basis of this expansion is the
unusual large deposits Of country bankers, which
have accumulated here during the suspension Of
business. AS soon trade becomes active, and the
new crops begin TO move, we shall see
rapid reduction in these deposits, and
rapid contraction in bank loans. This is
the usual operation Of the fall season, and we must
soon look for it to commence. This season it is
likely to be more rapid and more active than here
tofore, in consequence of the high point of expan-
sion the banks Of this city have reached. Either the
country banks must permit their large balances to
remain idle in our city banks throughout the active
season we are about entering, and let the farmers
their crops without help, or the banks of this
city dsgorge these deposits and contract their
enormous line of discounts. One or the other of
these things must be realized. The natural course
is q withdrawal of deposits and a contraction of
loans, and there indications at present that
there will he any devia ion from the regular move
ments.
The Assistant Treasurer reports to-day as fol-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-09

Here is shown falling OF thus far this season in
comparison with the light receipts last year, of
boards and scanIing amounting to over 100000
feet.
The annexed statemsn. exhibits the quantity and
value Of foreign dry goods entered at this port for
consumption, for warehouse, and also the Withdraw
ais from warehouse, during the week ending and in
GLIDING Thursday, August I, 1866
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rIrnn1EsA1E nRocERla ANp IIornR nRALHla

vVHOLEsAIE GROCEEs md LIQUOR DEALhIN
w notcc-Chemicals &c, &c.-Pure warranted Cognsr
white green aud yellow nj reduced rates havorrgs ard
sepces Jamaica end 81 Croix rrm Holland nnd r-isb I'll
whskey: cider pesch cherry aud raspberry brsdes
Ia peer, strawbetry, pineapple banana, rose, lemon
flower extracts: French cOorng brandy and
orange absynthe pimcro, m ssa ard ssssafras themc
fw dsguerreo'ypes mi smbrwypes metals, patent NE
cines; fy paper insect powder ssbesos Vienna hwe,
sr sale b. DR.. L. rErCALwANGER tAs MAdoa lana
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-09

vvrRGSFg' ELECTRO CHEMICAL BATIIS-ATTENDH|
by Prof Nefgnes, tie dscoverer, aud pr Prince ID
rtie,cr 10 broadway positive for rheumatism a.
iii diseases arising from the o mercury other minera
pepaitncnt for dies.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-09
MISCELLANEOUS.

1HS CANAL STREET, NEAR yARICK.-W. An
lOO NOTES maniei Crate, kitchen range, SUM
range and stove We have large assor.ncT
stoves manel crates, kitchen and summer ranges
sale on reasonable terms. Stoves CRATES ami ranges
Lined and repaired
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-09

The Council Of the Board Of Trade Of Montreal
have decided on adjusting the standard of brands
Of -four under the act of last session. These they
have placed high; or, in other words, have gone
back to the old high standard. They have made
one new brand, viz. Fancy" ranking between No.
l supeIfne and extra.
The receipts of lumber at Albany by canal, from
the opening of navigation to the Both ult., ia the
years named were rs follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-09

The Lorillard Fire Insurance Company have de-
clsred semi-annual dividend Of per cent. The
Pennsylvania Coal Company a semiannual dividend
OF per cent.
The Washington Union of the 7th inst. quotes
land warrants as follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-09
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.


ASHES Small sales pos were reported at 6isc.
BREAps1Utfs-F lour.-The market was heavy, in con.
sequence OF tn, foreign news, and common 70 goot
grades OF state nom &C loo lower while good TO
choice extras were unchanged The Gales OF all knds
embraced about COO bbls If about the following quota
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-09

The month of June shows an improvement on the
receipts from coal tonnage Of the corresponding
month OF last year, and is about equally satisfactory
in the reduction of the renewal fund. "A compared
with the month OF June last year. there is an increase
of 81 $50. The most surprising feature of the re-
port probably is the decrease Of the receipts from
travel which hav fallen off about So 500. The ex-
pecaton has always been that travel by the north
ern railroad route, from Philadelphia to Western
New York, would steadily increase, and thus add
largely to the revenues of the Reading Railroad,
which comes in for its full share, being one OF the
principal links in the great chain of roads to the
lakes. Whether there has been less travel this sum-
mer than last, that the route trial is not popu
lar, we are not at present informed.
The following figures show the receipts on the
Morris Canal for the week and season ending August
., compared with the corresponding time last
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-09

CEGARs-ovER A MILLION or THE VARIOUS
- kinds much their market value. Also U0
boxCs superior family soap Is per cent less than the
prices Cash advanced OF Havana do
nestle or German manufacture. . q. tHEEkS,
No l. Broadway.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-17
New advertisements.
PATENT AGENCY
United States, Grent Britain. France,
- =. -. -

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And ether European countries.
The Subscriber, A PRACTICAL MECHANIC AND
DRAFFSMAN AN. well acquainted with the Patent Laws has
been for some years very successful in obtaining Pa
tents.
cations, Drawings, and all necessary papers and TO pro-
cure Patents in the Unied States aud European coun
tries Foreign business confded only rusty and re.
sponsble agents.
to at the Owest rates Casually 25 per cent lower than
the same would be done by others in the professon)
Having connections with one of the best Agents at
Washington, and making frequent trips there, am ena
bed to keep thoroughly rosted in all matters relating to
Patents and new Inventions thus aording the best fac
tiles Tor preliminary examinations and advising InYen
tors in regard to securing Patent for their Inventions
Inventors will find it to their advantage to put their in
venons into substantial form Model soon as prac
teable this frequently Patent in of ques
ton OF priority Of invento and consult reliable
person acquainted with the Patent Laws and proceedings
the Patent Office. as to securing their rights.
All communications strictly conhde tial Advice as to
mode Of proceeding given gratis. Preliminary examina
tons made comparing inventions with those already pa
ttnted in for the purpose, or involving the
same principles and advice given the probability of
obtaining patent in cases saving from ffty to one
hundred dollars to the Inventor
MODELS of all Inventions that require them, made
to order upon reasonable TERMS and warranted to answer
the acquisitions of the Patent Office
Deeds of assignments recorded at Washington Copies
of Drawings, Specifications and other papers in the Pa
tent oice obtained copy of the claims of any
The Patent Laws, Reports of Patent Cases. and other
valuable works relating Patents, together with com
pete list Of all the Patents record at Washington,
be seen at my office, free Of charge.
For further information inquire of
JAMES G. ARNOLD,
ATTORNEY, AND SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Worcester, Mass.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-17

NOTICE.-This is to certify that B. E. HUTCH
IN INS0N is only authorized Agent for the City Of
worcester All others pretending to sell Marsh Co.'s
OIL in Worcester, are deceiving the public.
MARSH CO. 80 India street, inventors and sole pro
prietors of Marsh's celebrated oil.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-17
Boston Aouertisrmeltts.
ETNION OF THE OLD & THE NEW.
AiIoPathy and HOmOepathy.-MedIcin
and Chemistry,
ARNOLD's GLOBULES
VITAL FLUID.

VI T l. l. U d.
They take long step forward in chemical and medical
science They glue the system those chemical elements
which in i'll health ,santng and they remove from
the SYSTEM by their medicinal power those accumula
tons of inert and useless matter which their
c H MIC AL
Action has neutrGli=ed from pOrsons and impurities Of
the Blood.
HUMORS ARE PoTSoNS!
In the blood-nOthtng more, Ho,hing ieSs-and they
can be ANSIHILATED only by their
G H NJ ICAL OPP OSITE.
And it by this chemical action by this union of sci
ences, that Arnolds Globules and Vital Fluid will prove
their peculiar power of giving blessings and takins
aOay curses of giving the elements of heaHh and tax
ing away the elements of disease. Scrofula Canker,
Humors of all kinds, Biliousness, Nervous or General
Debility costiveness, Liver Complaint Headache and
Lassitude removed by chemical humiliation of the
cause, and chemical supply Of elements which are needed
in the system to counterfeit influence of unhealthy Pres
enoe Then the blood is vitalzed by chemical action
Both mind and frame merUed if with new power
to do and to act.
See circulars to he had Of medicine dealers
BURR, FOSTER, & CO., l CornhiIl Boston, General
Agents. mch2s diff
GPRING TRADE.-Iavoices of NEW GOODS, per
= stermers Canada and America, and per ships Lady
Franklin, Havre, and other arrivals consisting of
The largest and most complete stock of FANS ever
imported into Boston,
Rubber Balls, Hair Brushes
Velvet Balls Tooth and Nail Brushes,
Irvine Bags, Lubin's Extracts,
Retcules. German Cologne,
Bracelets, Fancy Soap, and other
PocAet knives, Perfumery
scissors, Pocket Flasks,
ghimbles, Tweezers, &c.
Porte Monnaies, Palmer's yesuyians
With the best assortment Of the various kinds of
H E L. AND NORM co NIB s
to be found in the city.
WHOLESALE ONLY, by JAMES G. HOVEY & CO.,
% Milk Street, Boston.
April Z, 1855. d3tsw4w
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-17

EINOR SALE,-Hayng taken the agency of Marsh's
n PATENT OIL, now offer to the public the only
times good supply hand, direct fresh fromarsh
Co.. Boston, and at low prices 1t is sold in any
other town or CITY, considered quite safe and cheap
er than the common fluid, gives better light and
does not consume fast. would invite all those
who use fluid, to give it trial As it is burnt in the
some lamps, there can be nothing lost by trial.
have the Agency also of the