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CLOTHING. 80.

Az nnn WORTH OF LEFT orr CLOTHING
GL.uuU wanied.The fui value wiz be literally given
IN small lois Of rood eohng, OF svevy Do
scrplcp. Address cal James horonsy, Gsk Peas
street
$4,000 wSSTH r. or s y .s9 wu oss
rsts 6eullemsu having ~ wn The
tehss price by calling the addressing JOIN \.
MURRAY. "a Cenre street
<,roTHrNG.-r.ADfBs AND cErTLExSN HAVING
Va anv 10 dispose receive tho valne aldrcss
~ fDnFN " LanrCns street. canal, or 81 West
broadway. ip5i.s attended By Nrs. G.
<tfOIBikG. CLOTHING, CLOTHING News AND
n,e b sbonsSs ca0ntus guaranteed everv respect
=. - s,tivr "A wharsaic '4r cont under ~ IA
,,..,s =. II NfNpFKBllt's - rutUn street New yoss.
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1rJE TUnr.

4 MON COURSE Z; 1-TRoTTIN1. --GRsAr DOUBLE
" te.lfn rare-fr Monday. Nov A. halfpasf O'CLOCK
masch 2C0; mite hra's best INT Horace Jones nares
II II non and < RnrEet. Charles Ransom nsmes hr m
SHAW WHITE Propric,ors
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aByERYlsENEEN RENEWED HsRY nsv
Amy sa-srss, ssD. ..---
Kflg) DORM BEST KID GLOVES.
WV AcA ? s.r
'sn''s' ~ ~ O. o 3 wrLLI4na
3z Broadway corner Of Leonard street.
A. s,cHMosIss So asoAyUAy oFrosIIs NJ.
ass ssDaSs 90 Der can't cos. Chthens KID gis7sa -
.ass ans co,aIs, saisus ses. warranted
ssHsosa ss .s..1 si eE.Sss s rs
AID x. s.s ss: q &s ~: .ss .s
DIAYgsrs, CHEAP BI.AraETs-FAaII CAN
ID supply themssyes with BLANKETS Of al sses asS eaa.y
az KO ss2svenas - ! II -
EsRs JuRs ryas--P n PHILLIPS sEes MOST
respectfully invite Ne attention Of tes public % ms
E W S ~ tx :. &c most s II i
Ps.n :oss .n ss sa ts
ss,H s.rdnas sases ytsnss .aa s sas as Al q
a.aiss lo.s Se os can .p4 aa.. for yoursss. ssis.s
scsss gloves. tar trimmings, ssiss robes ke-. Ao
Tp GLOVES
700 dozen ees. lid gloves
Or. WILLIAMS,
~ e sraeas q yE,s.asra stree.
7 tDUS' FANCY fUss-
l. In sossiAp I'm. md IL n. .sso., Fay saSiss,
Sable. Eain1 stone nSIten. :. :.
u sAs not prevailing garments, such a. -
fvt- yeiersnss md nutr,
cuha saunuetis, &c, 10
. magnificent assortment aow O. yale II D
n. B-Ancw new s,,es Of Winter sioAss aud AA1alas.
IA1rar rovEqs T.. Js,, c Ss! sssg
Al elegantly forns4 o. psss gTsss.n ~spor'sns
Ana shAn1aS c sa% asosivsa % A'-'e''A
And Or exhlbiuoa us day,
paissa States elo.s and nsnsfa s.ors,
4 % and 4 WI sff soS effsi noK xnz1n
RSofERlso ss.,
:" eo1rsBI%y HALF.
2l Grand sree,
Monday, N.;snSer >. ls;<
greatest bargains
ever offered M
s,Rs, shaw,s s-H .-s.4
N .ae,i .s,oos ,.sh.s.s LYONS J6SEs.
IN soG anRIIsR s s wish 70 clear gu. sir
ever ssO very cheap srosAs sha arge
~ss winter 'AAs s n sH s'sss and yrs so-a
sgms s>RoNArlos CLOAK.
4 20 named IN honor OF her
..e ast Imperial Majesty,
we IMPRESS or ALL TIRE EussIts,
Designed manufactured BY
MADAME Louss FaEsEAu,
ne texture Of novel re,hsrche description appro
pniss Sss sspssr sHsisE h rg Sie''
Afew only Of Aese elegant envelopes s and on
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BOARDING AHn r,NEss,1na.

XJAsTEp- IN roUss y,fH moDean I1PaovE-
w nao's 10 soss eess bs,h oh occupies ny
Table private fanI srse fopr WI brat xd,
osnd siov partially furnshef prs,erred by gentleman bis
vtie ad mother, location cesired between esater md
Twenty hfh are and second and Seventh rss
exchanged. Address Commission, saIng tarr which
sat be IA c6erAte boz 500 Post oaco.
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I.rTEnATUfsM.

r FE1IIUsTRArED-THIs WEEK CONTAINS WHAT
IL Have eeen: ply sioloey-Prvporons o. the Human
Fsuvs Abe Bridal Wine Cup; The Yelled Pictures Rural
AhAira--Pears va Apples; Winter; Time 70 Recruit: The
(Y,y: Gerge information faxieucs-Femsle EQacs
trsns Mechanics Notes and 9ueres Business World; Mar.
year; 81 a half year FOWLER WELLS, 800 Broadway,
publishers. For sale by all dealers DEXTER 4
RHnTHER wi
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sa-ECnAL NUTnCEs.

ofEG1AIx NVTnC6Ss
"A annual meeting OF this association win DO
held ~ Hope rbapel Friday oc. 3D. az O'Clock r.
The publ meeting win be held AZ the place. at
III ocsek The address viii be delivered by Jas W Gerard
Use The poem By John Vernon, Henry, ESQ. The Alumni
Festival win take immediately aer the public meeting
by cali TIE office OF the Secretary, No s3
TRINITY Building enrolling their names members The
public aved 70 Attend The reeng IN Hooe Chapel ~ III
1slccf. JOHN ID. MASON Secretary.
fyBArE3A AN BANK ELECTION THE ANNUAL. EI.Eo
~ and for inspectors OF the succeefiLg
Apal election vii be held at the banking house ON Monday
s;sss pSsn' as c Two i s scHaEryEn cashi.
HTOTrCE-ArL PERSONS IN THE UNITED STATES.
IN having patented Inventions for sale promptly re-
Questes 20 call communicate with the subscriber, oeiorc
he Of December. when they win receive free Information
u very great importance, necessary Tor them 70 Know
(,PrCrAy. NoTICE.-TIIE CREDITORS OF JOHN
- Clark NJ ~ Warren street luested 70 meet al hi
retail 643 Broadway 70 take into consideration the bcs
hs business seed 10 tbs satisfaction OF hi
creesora The meeting viii take place a. ii o'clock A. NJ
THE DEDICATION OF THE ROMAN CATHOLIC
church AZ strauonport Flushing l.. L., Will take
place BY the Right Rev John Loughin Bishop Of brooklyn
"a of November Admission 80 cents Tho washing
ten saree seafnsr WIN sks up psssenser, e. The toowsg
Teuih East RIVER New York s South Third street.
Williamsburg y Melrose. East MorrisaniA g. IL the day
shoud be stormy The dedication WIN be postponed 70 me next
serene Sunday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-31

AIRS. GOV. RoBIHsoNls BOOK,
IN KANSAS
1rs I~JyHIeR ExTyRros Lryr.
Including fun view OF its Settlement Political History Social
Life, Climate, soil, Productions, Scenery, Acs
Nv T. RonfNso>.
I vol lsno Illustrated. Price u. -
Robinson the talented and high spirited wife OF Gov
Robinson the free State Governor ~ Kansas has written
narrative of her experience and observation. . IL
promises 10 make great sensation PhiladephA Buleun
Just published by CROsI.EY. NICHOLS Co,
No. Ill Washington street. Boston.
Zen. by mall postpaid on receipt ofsi.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-31

CoR sAIE-A HOUSE AND LOT, CORNER or LEWIS
and stanton streets THIS property rented sell AM u
win be cold resecuable For particulars inquire hARk
LEWIS, = William street, from 70 O'Clock
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nsvAys-rBe HOrgb pE LUg NO. n orrcros
m street am % opened o, the Let q November By Mrs
VARY r.. Amy ar tAe accommodation frenis Ard
10 pvblc. The buIfirg coumcdsous veil ventilated
xraefn tor former patronage Mrs Amy eyerv
odesyor insure . continuance oflL
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lyon ssLf-TffE LEs.SL, STOCK and FfxfUhKA Or
u too New Haven Hotel Of Fourth avesuo and
1s9ry .seyenih STREET Win be ssI 10 eaAh customer
Inquire u i3 butch street
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SrEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS FOR SALE-ONE
- thirty kofs second hand naie wia 0o boilers,
ften bore engire n good order In
quire Of REED HIRK AeCk Fulton FcEndry Soy City,
. a the Office, vs. Maiden lane.
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TO TJNsMrrHS-FOR SALE, A TN STOVE WOOD
i and willow embracing and well selected
stuck of house furnishing goods; and Va good forip6o
aud obbng he business estabsed and The
trade mere 3sng: better chance Apply
Union street.. Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-31

QuCKLArD's YEw HAVEN HOTEL. NOS 40 s2 "a
and s16 rroadwsy few banGsoueiy furnished OF
SINS for families aad single gentemsn for the winter
uplcd for soon.
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IyOR gAIE-rHE CREAM COLORED BRICK HOUSE.
situated M East Threeuh street near Second
Ihc high, three deep twenty hrse
feet 'front.' and contains al The modern mprcvevfs The
nwper al the property been n the
Inc past Eve years had improv
the premises usually found IN house this ciass The
contains shrubbery and sholse lsXSrape vine wnsn
haars ANNUALLY The preuses nay - rxsnined n by
cb anipc hermit the Scientific American Office ia run
street Price SO 500 Possession Immediately.
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ITO SURVEYORS AND OTHERS.
To he Be sold In good order, ran ct level and
pocket compass. Apply to
JAS. PRENTICE. No. Chambers street
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vlyIDptrIErsD's NEW COOK ROOK.
w NEw REVISED AND CoRRErrrD EptrTOy.
rvcrybody that u In rap,ures with r. Read the
following of note received hls day, from noted
housekeeper o. us city -.
published BY you and which purchased your store Ear
superior ether have As guide 70 the
vona and IN domestic cookery has equal
whaiever must take The place Of all others and trust
ms with the ha usefula book deserves
Complete ono volume, hound 70 cloth gt,ce ..
Published and for sale At n fETRRsoNS,
No. 1n2 Chestnut street. Philadelphia
Copies win be per mall free q postage receipt os
zoe dollar.
For sac BIZ all booksellers.
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nNE OF THE PEST AND OLDEST Root AND sHOE
~ IN he peghborhood for ssie u he owner q going
buspess who understands manufacturing
win DO good business custom Apply at 20 Bceck
The store.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-31

poARD.-A PLEASANT SUIT OF SECOND FLOOR
I'D with board may be secured from Nov. l. ~
loo Fourteenth street Also ahandsoe suit Of paror-
deep principal hoor with private table preferred
1be touses furnished with All modern improvements &c
requNta Jor FIST class CITY reS1ences References en-
changed.
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ITO MERCHANTS AND oTHkNs -PAETrEs HAVING
bills, notes other transferable OF Walter Fields
mcfehan. and real estate .so-wa IstAmus Of
Panama Granada nsd purchaser o- said paper,
seventy five cent ~ face D. applying j. b.
LYONS, 81 Charles Hotsi Aspin~ ar New Granada
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A RARE CHANCE.--A GENTLEMAN. WITH CAPT
n a win get the who.e contract OF Matchmaking estab
sbment In the business part Of the city paying
% 90 per the books viii show. For particulars call
n. CUMMINGS wschcase mailer, 10 Maiden lane, upper
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-19
CRooKER's MIILrNERY EsrABIIsuMENr.-Y es-

CROOKBR s MILLINERY ESTABLIsHMRNT.- es-
terday was the Fall opening day of the above
establishment, and prompted by desire to
see something very nice as well as to be in
fashion (as nearly every body, we thought,
was there,) we went along with the tide and
looked at the large and fine display of millinery
and fancy goods there to be seen. Mr.. Croker
has brought on a very large and varied stock,
embracing all the articles belonging to the
trade, Of every style and quality. The stock
of bonnets, flowers, ribbons, trimmings, head
dresses, &C., is TAR beyond what we expected
to see. The finer qualities of these variousstyles
of goods are indeed superb, surprising any
thing we have ever seen. The bonnets par
ticularly, we look upon as the prettiest things
in that line ever introduced to the notice of the
public.
Mr.. c. is prepared to sell millinery goods at
wholesale as well as retail, and country dealers
desiring to purchase vii do well to examine
his stock.-tf
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-19
nHANcERY couRr AZ NAsHYu.LR.

Macy Hamilton g. O. Z. Fradkiin, q ais.
the Oice Of the Clerk and Master Of the Chancerg
n Court at Nashville, on the 12th day OF November ,
1885, monitor Of complainant BY counsel In the above
cause and appearing 70 the satisfaction Of the Clerk and
Master the said defendant O. T. Franklin Is
dent Of the State Of Tennessee and therefore the ordinary
process this be served upOL him, II Is there
fore ordered by the Clerk and Master that publication Be
made for weeks In succession In the Nashville PArot
newspaper published in the city Of Nashville, requiring
the said defendant appear the next term Of TIE Cham
Gerry holden the county Of Davidson, At the
house thereof In the city Of Nashville, on the nrst
Monday in May next, and answer said bin, or the
viii be taken for confessed 10 him and set down fer
hearing pRrte. Q. ID. BklkN,
noyfT-W4t pr'sfeee3- Clerk and Aaso~.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-19
LAND AND NEGROES FoR SALE.

DY virtue ola decree Of the Chancery Court at Nash
IL vile in the Of Wilfred H. Rains and others
Thomas Rains and Others the Clerk and Master OF said
Court will the Sd day Of January next offer at pubs
sale to the highest bidder, At the residence OF late
Ursula Rains deceased, about ~ miles South from Nash
vile, eighteen valuable NEGROES and three tracts Of
LAND the house tract consisting Of about eighty
small tract the city containing about twenty acress
and small tract Of Cedar Land In The Sd civil district,
containing about fifteen The land will be laid q
into suitable lots and plans furnished before the day
Of sale. The negroes viii be sold q credit Of twelve
months, and the lands credit Of one, and three
years with interest-the purchasers paying small per
cent In cash 20 costs and counsel fee living
bond with good security for the residue.
be retained on the land until the purchas
paid. For faI Their particulars persons Wish
may apply to Felix z. Rains or Lewis Will
undersigned. O.
des4-td Cierb
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-19
Tickets, - Halves, %.


PLAN OF TIE LOTTERY
Same the Royal Lottery 4 OubaEith this difference:
the Havana Lottery has $1,000 Numbers-ths has only
Ib0OO.
There two wheels each OF which there are placed
two Locks. The SUperntendenls have each key 10 tie
Locks, AM the wheels cannot b. opened unless both are
present There placed In the wheel Of numbers tin
tubes containing sips Of paper with the numbers from No
to 600 In the wheel Of przrs there placed tin
tubes containing slips OF paper with the prizes them
ranging from $4,000 to 8iO0.
When the drawing takes place. which viii be In public
the wheels unlocked and afer revolving them
Der drawn out Of the wheel OF numbers az the sane
time is drawn Of the Prize wheel by boys with arms
barred TO the shoulder bndolded-he tube Is spped
OF and the number held up and enrolled that the whole
audience see 1.-THE numbeTi Is then called % and reg
stered by the superntendeuts. The Prize credit
ed 10 the number drawn az the time, until
all the prizes drawn out copy OF The drawing then
the printers and aer comparison the supernien-
dents certify the Of the drawing These SUI
perintendents TO perform their duty without
fear favor.
II viii be perceived that In this plan every prize Is
drawn out, and OF course person get them;
drawing sent 20 every ordering tickets The prizes
payable thirty days after drawing, In run without
count Esy- DraEing takes place every Saturday.
81 Orders for uckets addressed 20 @. II. WINTER,
Box So, Nashville, Tenn vii be promptly attended TO
JAMES ,. WINTER, Manager,
deco Macen, Ca.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-19

DC 16IRoSWe sti quote bar at Sc for starecoa and
&c for charco for large lots, and SIC and small lots
Several lots Of pig have been received but had been
sold previous to arrival and the remainder sold pr
yate We continne TO quote nomnay 80 00a35 90
per ton. for Tennessee and Belmont.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-19
SHPRUCr,S SALE.

DY virtue Of writ Of eendORi sp0Ras to directed,
- and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court Of
Davidson county Tennessee At Its September Term lse
will public sale TO the highest bidder for cash,
at the Courthouse yard gate in the city Of Nashvie on
Saturday, the 10Th day Of December 1855 AL the right e
claim, interest and estate which g Patterson then had
or may have since acquired in and 10 the following decre
ed tract Of land in Davidson county the waters OF
Whites Creek 2lSt District and bounded the est and
North by the land Of VIM. B. Ewing the East By the
and Of the Poor House. the South BY the land OF the
heirs Of Wm. Ray, deceased containing hyhree acres,
and being the dover Of Mrs. Harriet Kirkpatrick in the
ands Of her former husband NJ Patterson, deceased The
interest Of sid R. being IeversonaTy interest OF
the heirs Of his deceased ather NJ Patterson being levied
on as the property Of R. Patterson to satisfy Judgment
rendered favor Of A. Price, Executor Of J. O. Price, de-
ceased, against K. s. Patterson and W. B. Powell.
J. x. EDMONDS0N, Sheriff.
noY2f-w4t By K. RAY, D. Sheriff.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-19

Mss ALBERTINE IN PANToMME.-On Wed
audience at the Nashville" to witness the
presentations of Mr. CHANFRAU aud Miss Al.
fBARTIHE On this occasion the "FrencA Spy
was produced, and we think it no depreciation
t. her other characters to say that this is Miss
ALBERTINE's best. The constant attendant
at the Theatre finds in psntomime something
10 stir up even his dormant interest To read
what the pantomimist would say - not in
words, but by expression of feature, gesture,
action-atfords occupation 20 the mind Of the
spectator, rendered somewhat listless by re-
peatedly produced plays, while the critic finds
a fair deld FOR the exercise Of his approval or
condemnation, and the article broad scope for
the display of her talent. In the pantomine
OF the French Spy Miss ALBERTINE acknowl-
edges bot one rival-the farsfamed Mademoi,
solle CELEsTE. Her face, throughout the piece,
is radiant with expression her gesture full Of
ace-her action the very coming Of words.
Ia the desperate combat with Ben Mousa. in
the wild Arab dance, she displays great adj.
dress, courage, alertness. In pieturing the
future to the Algerian King there Is a sue
cessiye series Of embodied scenes. And when,
in appreciation Of her heroism, the eonman.
der-in chief offers her gold ia reward Of her
daring service, the brave little spy puts il
aside, draws her sword points II heavenward,
and places lis bright blade TO her lips al with
such an expression of mute loyalty Is IN gilt
well sub due the high soul of the chief 10 love
and tenderness. In ine Miss AIBERTIxEs rem.
dering Of the French SPY is a chez d'eurre.
Tonight Is Mr.. CBAKFRLUs benefit Re
will have rousiDg house.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-19
Arc Won Cnrtinr RnId1

Isyour hair turning greyf Do you wish 10 cultivate good
whkers and mousschssH Your hair to be sof silky and
glcy' Your head to be COOL comfortable and free Of nd
uHt Mothers your children to have uxurant heads
ofhairf Then BoGLSs HYPERION FLUID, which
Nin It's unerrng effects. Prices rs cts 90 cts 10 cts, and
81 so per bottle. Boges Balm of CyiheTia stands unri
vailed for Graduating tan aad pmpes and Identifying the
Complexion. Price 50 cts Inventor and proprietor, W.
Boyle, Bottom. and sOia By Druggists everywhere.
my8i.ly
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-19

PRIZE Book SALE.-Linooln & Co. have
opened an assortment of Gift Books on Union
Street, in the store occupied by Toon, Nelson
& Co. Every purchaser obtains a prize, in
addition to the article purchased. 1t is Stree
thing" in earnest.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-19

~ Riddleberger, the fat man, is phian-
thropist in his way. He takes an especial in
terest in keeping a supply of "good things" in
the line Of edibles and delicacies for family use
He has fresh instalment of excellent Oysters
in whole and half cans, which he SIS selling at
low rates He has also on hand birds, fish, &c.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-19
SHERHEE,a SALE.

Aris brown %. Jas. W. FeIts et a.
ID virtue OF writ OF V6nd. 10 directed, and de-
~ vered from the Honorable Circuit Court OF DaVdson
County, Tennessee, at its September Term, 1856 viii
public sale the highest bidder for cash. at the
Courthouse yard gate, in the city Of Nashville Saturday
the 10th day OF December 1885, all the right, title, claim,
interest and estate which Jas W. Felts then had
ty to witt being part of Lot No. y in Baleh Whesides
addition the town Of Nashville Jackson street, VE ~
ing between the part Of the lot which conveyed
by Jno p Erwin to Ralph Hughes and Cha Otte Miller,
fronting 81 feet jackson street, running back 70 feet
registered in the Registers Office Of Davidson County
Book No o. page 5O7 being levied the property Of
James W. Fets to satisfy Judgment rendered in favor Of
Aris Brown against the said Relts.
JNO. K EDNUNDSON
nov20-w4t By Z. r. GLAscOCK, Deputy Sher q.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-19

ODD FELLOWS Habit viii be remember
ed that Prof Hale delivers lecture, by inviE
tstion Of many Of our citizens tonight at Odd
ed his entertainments has awakened lively
interest among our citizens in the subject upon
which he lectures, and be contemplates giving
another course. The experiments have been
surprising and wonderful, and given in the
most unequivocal manner. Theentertainment
of Wednesday night last was said 10 have been
plete triumph.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-19
Nov OrIeaus nTnrkets.

DEc I5-Cotton market 10 unchanged-sales to-day Of
1000 bale, middnPs quoted at al1Tc. Molasses
sales limited 60Ic. Corn is sctivesaes day of1S0O
bushels at!9s Pors closed buoyant at IL co. Lard closed
quiet al II &c. Exchange on London so.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-19

BIvALyEs.-Passing by Rumsey's "Empo-
rum" yesterday, we noticed large chest Of
oysters in ice direct from Maltby & Co.'S cele-
brated house, Baltimore. They were going
OFF like hot cakes. He has but a few cans left
Of these superior and truly delicious bivalves.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-19

Extract Of Letters 6y The africa.
LIvEHP0oL Nov. 2S.The Cotton market continues dun,
the trade buying only for immediate wants. and other pur-
chlsers operating only moderate extent. Holders
red their stocks freely especially in the lower qualities Of
American, which were irregular in price, and must be
quoted at = D lower. In the mddng and better de.
scdptOus which, from their greater scarcity, had been
steady there not much decline; although last
weeks rates barely supported. Weeks sales "a 260
bales including $50 speculation and 1910 for export
Fridays market closed quietly; sales 5000 bales including
800 On speculation and export.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-19
SharD's RiHes,

ALL sPortsmen who are in want Of good and reliable
Gun, especially adapted for large game Deer &C. In
vted TO call the store Of Fan and Cunningham No. ~
Public Square and examine "sharps Patent Sporting Rife"
which ia rspiy Of Firing, accuracy Of aim, and length Of
range is far superior to any Gun invented and unlike
any other Patent Gun heretofore introduced construction
exceedingly simple that II is not liable get
ofordsr" than the common Kentucky Rife.
F& c. have also few Shot Guns made the Pa
tent. iyl6-6m.
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CIRCUIT COUkI-JANUAHT Ttk8, 1871.
John O. Mathews Administrator estate Of Samuel Nicely,
deceased %. Elizabeth Nicely and others.
appearing from the petition died In this and a
davit ereto that the ehidren and heirs al law Of VIM
Nicely, sarah MeFadden, Mary Mefadden and Elisabeth
Bradford presidents and unknown petitioner;
publication therefore made requiring said residents
and unknown heirs TO appear at said Court and Plead
demur to petition Of said Petitioner otherwise
will for confessed them, and set for
hearing. THOH. 7. SMILEY, Clerk.
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