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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-23
EGAL NOTICES.
tBY AUTHORITY.l
Ote on the state Deb /.
OyFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE.
sacramenlu, California, May 36. 1857. I

DAVID r. DOUGLASS. SECRETARY OF
Snte Of the state # California. DO hereby Ger
tiy that The annexed is true and correct copy Of
the original Act now on file in my office
Witness my hand, and the great seal of State, at
on CO ia Sacramento, California The twenty sixth day
Of May, A. b. l-j7. DAVID F, DOUGLAS.
lsEAL.l Secretary Of State.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-23
SIZE RIFE SALE.

p. FRReR. sheriff nntte 60.
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Oroville. May I4ih, 1-57.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-23
SIIEhIF SAL .

p FREER sheriff Rufre 60
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com AND POTATOES-PRICES.

T., ono of the late agricultural meetings at Boston
An r. Sheldon spoke Of comparative prices OF corn
od os,oes az well the pnce OF all sorts OF cult
vo,ed roots Sixty years ago, corn was a. dear a.
no,, saw one dollar a bushe at retail and potatoes
were thirty TO forty cents. About forty years ago,
there was great rise in these products corn sold for
Al So and potatoes for the price Of 80 cents
bushe. Now, in this city, corn may be set down at
rs cent? and potatoes at A. bushe What a change
in fifty years. Potatoes have generally been higher
than corn for several years. Yet Mr. Sheldon thinks
il rs cay TO ra.e three bushels Of potatoes az one OF
corn. If farmer wishes 10 make the most money he
can let him cultivate potatoes, beets carrots onions
par,rips &C. and he will get more dollars than he Will
by raising corn.
Mr.. Wetheren said, the late returns show that the
average crop in Massachusetts less than hundred
bushels TO the acre. He had heard, good authority,
If farmer in Belchertown who raised 800 bushels for
mery on one That was the largest crop he mad
ever heard Of As to the price Of potatoes formerly
compared with the present, he stated that he had
known as good potatoes sold twenty-five years ago,
for 2I cents bushel as can be bought now for 81
bushel There are some 80 kinds of potatoes cult
waited but only few are really valuable profitable.
Tie sweet potato can be raised with profit in Massa-
chusets by start ing them in hot beds and planting in
the open air early IN May
Mr. w. j. Buckninster said that last year he cult
waited sixteen varieties Of potatoes but ne found only
a few kinds of much value. The Chenanso and the
Davis Seeding spoken Of as among the best in
all respects, if not the very best. He did not think
that potatoes raised from the seed not to rot
Mr.. Brooks said, the potato crop now s about five
or fix uns or $50 to 200 bushels to the 1t takes
about j tuns to equal tun of hay He spoke of
potato called the Nicaragua potato being very good
They long red potato, and mealy at one end but
apt to be watery at the other The sprouts of pO
tatoes should not be broken off before planting.
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MARRIED.,

BR0WN-LAWRENCE-In Syracuse "Wednesday. April
g. by the Rev. Donald McLaren Of Geneva De Witt G.
Brown Agness Mcaren daughter Of Gen James r. Law
renee all Of Syracuse,
CaoLWEtL- MccASN-0n Friday, April a. by the u Rev
Zetus Searle. his residence Thomas 0ho'"eH " Ns''
Louisa McCann both Of this city.
EDwARDS-BARNEY-On Wednesday April %, at the resi-
dence Of Josiah Macy by bis Honor the Mayor Lewis Ed
wards of Norwich Conn., and Eliza Ann Barney Of this city
GURNER-SMITn-At North Haverstraw, Wedne sdsy'
April 49, BY the Rev P. j. H. Myers Abram j. Gurnee to
Miss Hannah t. daughter Of Thomas Smith, all Of the
above place.
HEALY-McoUAID-o Monday. April p, at the Church o
eay Of the CITY Cork Kate third daughter OF Mr..
Patrick McQusd late of Rossea County Fermanah Ireland
Irish papers please copy.
KNEBEL-BUsCHMAN Wednesday, April % in the
Lutheran Church in Sixth by the Rev f. w. Geiss
enhsner Mr. Frederick Knebel to Miss Margaret CahaHne
Buschman
wIs-BRoWN-In Brooklyn, on Friday, May by the
Rev Henry Ward Beecher M G. Henry Lewis 10 Miss
Julia NJ. Brown, all Of the former place.
HcFEELY-BEATTY-M Fort Vancouver w. IT, on Satur.
cay March n by the Rev. DR. McCsrty Lieut. X McFeey,
United States Army. TO Miss Josephine Beatty.
RUsSELL-HACKETT-O Thursday, April 80 by the Rev.
Dr. Quarters Patrick Russell 10 Kate C. Hacke all Of this
city.
SWIFT ADAMS - On Wednesday April o. by the Rev.
A. A. Wood Mr. H. Swift Of New-York, TO Mrs. Kate f.
Adams daughter Of the late John A. Ackey of Brooklyn
Philadelphia, Thursday, April
80 by the Rev. DR. Ducsche William A Stephens Of New
York Elizabeth Beck daughter Of John Bonsal of Phs'
delphia
sAUER-MAR1E-On Thursday April 80, by the most Rev.
Archbishop Hughes Mr. Philip Emil Sauer TO Miss LeOntine
Marie daughter of the late John b. Marie of this city
sEELY-BLAUvELT-On Sunday April % by the Rev Peter
Striker Mr. Francis Ii. Seely TO Miss Kate T. Blauvelt,
daughter Of the late John w Blauve both Of this city.
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ABRAMs-on Thursds

ABRAMS On Thursday, April 80, Mary, widow of Samuel
Abrams, aged 63 years.
BRADFoRD-on Friday morning May l. Mrs Mary A.. wife
Amanda Harper sackett Of New-York
O'Clock in St Johns Church, the of Washing
ton and johnson streets Brooklyn The relatives and friends
ther notice.
BATCHELLER-on "Wednesday, April IS at Glen's FALL.
N. y. Danl Bstcheller In the 9th year Of HE age
BRADFORD-At Brooklyn. on Wednesday April % Mary s.
daughter of John and Hannah Bradford year
her age
CADLEY- On Thursday morning April so Mary Ellen daugh
ter Of Thomas and Masdaen Galley, aged years and
months.
CENTERsuddenly on Thursday afternoon April 80 Asa H.
Hi. friends invited to attend h, funeral Saturday May
lG at the Reformed Dutch Church, Of Fifth
avenue and Twenty ninth street
CONN0LLY-On Thursday, April 80 Mrs James Connolly
native Of County Longford Ireland.
Mead No s We NPe,eeSs street mT. s Ro1 p,Ss
aged % years wife of John Henry Dodd esq now in Cali
fARRALL-on Thursday April 80 after short severe ILL.,
s, 1SS0 ps co ssyS 81 native Of the Parish of
FARNN-Ator short and severe illness Michael Farnin In
the e'h year Of his native Of County Mead Ireland
GEARY-0n Friday May l. John Gesry, aged 81 years
Of bis wnism John and Thomas are respectfully in
Sed to attend his funeral Sunday afternoon .,
and Eishty-hth street 0'1> - '''" ~''"D'
GREER-Qn Thursday April 80 after lingering Illness aged
GoRMY-oR ThSrdsy April 50 Of long and tedious Hines.
Of decline Thos Gormy Of No 2 Mott street aged S. wears
HALSEY-ln this city, Friday morning NAV AFTER pro-
trcted illness Oliver Hs.ey in the sth year OF his age
His friends and those Of his father inaw John J. Cape and Of
bis brothers, and J-H HAlsey and the members Of the
Filth Company National Guard On citizen. dress Az in
yed attend the funeral services without further notice
the Seventh Presbyterian Church Broome and
streets, Sunday Tomorrow at u O'Clock p. IN.
HANDLEY-In Brooklyn Thursday. April 80 Mary L.
daughter Of Benjamin hsndey in the 18th Of her age
HILTMAN-On Tuesday, April g. In the s6;h year his age
George w Hltnan.
JoNES-At his residence In Sing Sing N Y, Friday, Ma,
l. John y Jones, IN the esd year Of bis age.
The restves and friends Of the family invited 70 attend hi
funeral Monday, May T., at u o'clock IN Trains eav
Hudson River Railroad Depot Chambers street at y An
ia g.
LEvINEsS-In this city Thursday morning, April 80 Geo
Leviness, in the 6lst yesr Of his age.
ROBBINS-At Clifton Staten Island Friday, May Ada
second daughter Of Chsuncey and Eliza Robbins
Notice Of the funeral will sPpeaI in the evenings papers
sMTHOn Wednesday April y James Smith aged - years
WATERMAN-At Boston, Mass, Wednesday, April y
M Abby O. wife Of the late Charles Waterman and siste
Of Thomas A. Glover Of New-York
WESTERFIELD-On Thursday, April 80, OF disease OF The
Liver, yosepb Westeyfeld.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-02

COFFFE-The business has been moderate we only
heard II sales Of bags Msrseabo 10 out OF this market
al l23dl5c. . -. s . ooo
boxes Staten Island June delivery al Be- and oDJ boxes
"Macy's" 25c. In other descriptions no material
charge has occurred w.. -..I rio,,,
FLOUR AND MEAL-The inquiry for Western CanaI our
noderote and the low grades &C. easier whie tne
brands are sustained and in good request Tor the a
trade The limited and the stock il reduced Inc
sales are bbls at SIS d SO 10 for common 70 GOO
State ST l5 30 IS for do SIS 5G 80 - Tor suPernne
Indians Illinois and Iowa &c S56&6 10 tor extra DO 90
dS7 for common good Ohio; S7G 20 TOR good 20
choice extra Sass 3 for St Louis brands and SV
SIS IS for Canadian Flour 10 offered rather
brands the sales 800 bills Sc 5d So 70 for
superne and Sc 45dss Is for extra brands Southern
held with rmness-the arrivals limited aud
the stock IL much reduced sales Of 600 bb Sc 0d 81 20
for mixed good brands Baltimore &C. and 81 Asa % 80
fayore fancy and extra brands do and 90 for Hax and
Gsejor aud Tsliafeo" Rye Flour frm the inquiry IL
sales Of 500 bills at 50 10 for Jersey and IS 10 for Brandy
wine
FIsHDry Cod in fair request and prices shade
Mskesl firm at Is and u for Noe ed by the
sales 600 bbs At these rates small pa from store
msnd money. Other kinds without essential
change.
FRUITS generally firm, and Raisins scarce also
kinds dry foreign Sales Of 1000 punches Bsraeoa Bana
at bunch; $1,000 Bsrscos Cocoanuts q. So
thousand; 1900 Pfneapples az eeds hundred.
GRAIN-The ssGspd for Wheat ssod sst there 10 Little
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Kunh.ra, EdinAarsA Glasgow Fulton wo.,eu, H..e y

kunhsrd, Edinburgh, Gasso~ Fulton. wo,son H.sr, n
Livingston.
SLps-Arnss Sch-llnx Charleston. Osirichs Co H.,
Wr;Eh' Marshall Liverpool H. Marshall Albiou wIis..
Lk'rpooL IaPcott CO.. Pontds (Brs, csssylehs Tara
sous Gcmez Wallace Co; Surprise Rsnett Snsa,srr
A. Low Bros. VIM Tell Funk HayTe, Boyd Hioci,s.
An uuiou Hubbard. Liverpool
B6rk-AuiEonia Morse Biibla. T. Harmony L Nephsw
Bnp-Johu Stevens. Peters Trnidnd C. 4 T. J. Pes.r,.
Richmond Hopkins Wilmington I. Il sAHdford Neeos,.
hsyne. Wiluing { T. J Peters; Grecian lie Grosr
BURN, y. r. Gillespie Dean Co Malvern Leior Yhilsi~L
ph.A MISTER Sea Foam Warren. Boston u. p Back Co
no rerJulA and Mary Parker Bangor, T. H. San6rd,
= b,Iree Keen MsohiasPort hayhcw T.lbo; Co Caro-.
me me buTs.it 81 john. \ b. o. L. Ha.Sh Co roaloa
Cpe1W New Orleans stanton Thompson; Heurco. Whip
PIE he 1r ord C. H Pierson; T. Brooks. Gardner Sewp
hoieornh Gosei, Charleston Scranton TaimSA
l. - Ini Sooper tF-Geftcksburg. Van BIunt Slssh-
soil, Philadelphia "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-02
SUPERIOR COuRT-sREcIAL TERN-MAY before
Judge Woodruff
Maurice C. Hull AIT. William Wilson 81 al

Maurice &. Hull agt William Wuson - al !.
The injunction Issued in this should be modi-
bed in IT. form II 10 suicent that j; appears that tne
ant Ia about 20 commit the Of fraud with whl4h nc ~
charged although the evidence derived from declarations
made Immediately prior 70 the commenoerpen' OF
OFT. OF such declarations furnish very
that before Judgment recovered the defendant
VIII do the veyihns which the Court. are suaozea' re-
lin
LIT an order be drawn recnF that 70 sPpeaIs 70 h' C0l
read the motion that the defendant wilson
thre sened and il about dispose OF h property WIN IN
desud the present plaintiff and that he Is about to dis
pose of certain lots Harlem In the Guy ad county OF
and such recital restraining such disposition
The order Substantially above suggested
Cess Of motion, 81 10 abide the event OF the suit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-02

b,y, of nrms quality; The sales so lush common red
Southern a. IS bu.h good white Do a. $500
bu,h common red Ilinoi. 81 8 pi9si 30 Rye IL quite
SIR, a.s Of Southern q 75d6c in quality and Western
a. ssa eoc Barley nominal a, al 1881 Corn 1. in
fair dI and aud prices are lc eeef 20, nS'y " part
n1ed 7ac for Southern yellow and 7gdoe Tor Do white.
Os a., in deuand s. 400 for State odce oE Western,
and 3. a Sc. f0r Southern. ..., -.
HOPS without cisl change ass Of ~ oa's a. '@lle
a. con ,, on 70 ch.ice Eastern and Western.
HIDES continue without important movement, thonsn
49, .rs 20 b. more inquiry. We take the following FROM
M.ssrs Ludoyici L Sons circular: 80, ,o-,
sTarrsrxT Of r~pc,t Up 4Prl So @ the y'dr' 1851 1882
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-02
b. r.n The Cort held the .enan. .oals no. A

ty the rain The Cou held the ould A
damage.
The rule the whether The damage prod loed by
goods by 20 cold either property P
ih should IT, and should rcdres. another
form
1he notice 10 the tenant eviction and n.
evidence does not show actual eviction prior 70 "a.
when, by the contract, the lease 20 terminate
TIE matters offered by the defeHdant and which
Sadrd relating 20 the supposed damage sustained by him.
were Dot In judgment sdbe for that purpose and the
rshuss in rsgardto them not
Motion for Trial denied.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-02

min Fish, John l.. Mcknight, John Swift Livingston,
William Cock, Joseph p. Bradley President, +. A.
Stevens, Secretary, Samuel j. Bayard; Treasurer,
james ). Green.
The deposits at the Philadelphia Mint in April, were
SIS eco, and the coinage $9S6 0i5.
Denomination OF Coins hand At the Mia; OF the
United States at Philadelphia at the close Of business
for the day on April 80, 1857:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-02
Movements Of Ocean Steamers.
TO ARRIVE.
PasseuRers Arrived.

In steamship africa from disappointing. Diaper Mss
A Diaper Nj NscTanish and lady Mrs. Mott and SON Mr.
Bates Mesrs Tslssbun NJ. J. Greed, R. Ken A. Gilmore
Robinson O. Bainbridse Hedeberger CIemer,son Davd,
MardoeI E. Leech H. fis.sei j. sruyer canmont Il Sond
hem C. Calvert, A. Williams C. Rab1s and ,nsua - "
H1.tsyeI MI Richards, R. A. Smith, Mr. Dunn, z T. Boyd
Mr. Routh j. Shsrpless signor Carlo Jaeope. ai'
IoSn,sser s. O. Hart, Mac Tsni.h and servant Reed
Hart Brirre g. Lewis and son. s. r Bryan j. reAhe
Mad De Jo. and child, Mr.. WahneI-Iota,6 81 ~, III
IN ,hip FIy 1.ay from Foo Chov Eoo-Cspt' '" H. hy
n.rd wife and children, Capt John r. smith, ,r.,.,,
IN snip White srailotr from Shdn9aae-heV
Ksith aud wife
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-02

Foreign Exchanges were quoted this afternoon as
follows Amsterdam, short IL 10 to II II; do, three
months, IL 1911 to 49, Rotterdam, DO, l9}
Antwerp do, % l2l TO % So Brussels, do, y 429
TO 80 Hamburg do. IL 81 to Is 81; Paris, short, %
IS TO Is 32J do three months % 62i to % 67i Mar
settles do % o. to % 20; Frankfort, do, ll9s to
1885, Vienna do. 10 ~ to ~ 30; Trieste, do, 10 80
to 10 3d. Petersburg do, 36s to 36i Madrid, do, 40
to At
Mr. Satterthwaites circular says:
TIE Market American Securities in London mas been al
fted BY the hgh prevailing for Money We note, how
ever quiet but steady demand for investment IN the best Sc
curities
Illinois Central Shares have been sold lower rates but close
In more demand Construction Bonds hat in the earlier
n,ft Of the week but close exceedingly firm the highest
roins We note sales Of Joliet aud Northern Indiana Erie
s3 1871 Pennsylvania Central and Newfork Central Bonds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-02
R.c.;u,. of Produce MAY |.

the North Rvey BoaS s3 bbs Flour zoo bush Mneat
$50 sides Leather Al pkss Ashes loo bags vi Meal ' Dds
Whisky. co do. Beef Hams ,,,,, M.
By he Erie Railroads. bbs Flour 10 do WHISKY 1876
do Provisions II pkgs Butter $50 Hides 4Oo sides Lsstaer
I93 has. RYE SO DO. Oats
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-02
BY telegraph.

BOSTON May Arr ships Daniel Elliott Robinson C'i'
cutta: Leodes, Tefts. Mobile. . -
sid Bremen steamer Hanss, for New YORK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-02
u,rL,u. .C.n,ruLLr REPORTED FOR The TRIBUNE.


AsHEs-The quiet for both kinds sales OF Pots a.
1851 snd Pearls at SO. Sslerstus is steady at 7c -
COfTON-The market ruled quiet all day pending ne new"
per Africa which hand after Change hours proved
5spnonug and caused less buoyancy in the feeling though
no artual change wrought. We quote a. formerly;
NETWORK CLASSIFICATION
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-02

HEMP-The market remains lansuid for uost KINDS ana
holders Of Domestic have submitted 20 frheT material DC
cline sale. Of some 80 or have been made AZ 10
tun mos. for inferior Rough Hemp Foreign with the ex'
eepon OF Jute remains also quiet, but pree- are whou, Is
sen;ia change sales bales Jute in bond a. 81 b and 400
tales do arrive 40 T. duty paid The stock OF all
kinds il the decrease and Sisa il oUt Of market
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-02

IMMATURE ALMANAC. Ibis DAY. o,s
G. No.. 4.S7 Sets........ e:57 MOon-Sets. 2:l'n
HIcH WATER. THIS DAY a.,
Sandy Hook. las Gov. Island zooa men oa'e''' '
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-02

Stock on hand ltt May IoOIs''ouUI DC % =
TALLOW-Only moderate inquiry for this srce; sales OF
100 10 at III l4tc, cash -, . CIR -
TEAs-The auction sale passed on sprtedy at fl former
pres for ali GRADES Green which mainly composed the cats
foeue The few Blacks offered Ankoi Ooongs one me
sold at &C. and the balance Withdrawn The attendance
good -, - r
TIN-Bock Tin inactive and prices are partly IN aysr OF
BUYERS quote 36c cash and straits AT NC rates
are in large supply and the market quite ngud but prices
are nonay the the transactions are 70
job lots from store. x.ooIu
WHISKY-The market IL easier and quiet; sales Of 40 obls
closing in fair demand at 29c. for Ohio and Prison .
WHALEBONE.-The demand Is limited owing to the esorei-
tant prices which restrict transactions very atsny
the immediate and prospective larger and
holding back anticipating lower rates We do not
learn Of any further movement The ship John pn Just
syed AZ New Bedford has board some 800 900 Bone
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-02

Markets Reported By Telegraph.
CHARLESTON May ICotton firm. Sales to-day lsSo bales
Prices favor sellers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-02

Total amount basnce Oh hand. 81 1913 %
The business orthe Morris Canal opens with good
promise. There has been some difficulty between the
and preferred stockholders but that has been
satisfactorily adjusted by issuing to the stock
holders 600 900 Of preferred shares which will give
we are informed, to the stakeholder about 81 y
share. The condition of the Company is about this:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-02

IRON-Scotch Pg in ligh; and the prospective
oeIts also very moderate but the demand is limited aud
holders dispOsed 90 accept easier rates We quote
sales arrive b. and small lots from store at
S57 Common and Refined English Bars remsn very
quiet and s difficult 70 effect unless concession in
which holders reluctant yiedantcipst
in proved inquiry Canal navigation IL
Sheets and Boiler Plates also quiet. hu. steady
INDIA RI BBERTh demand for al kinds quite limited,
but Para in very light stock aud is firmly held at t for fine
Carhagera also in light stock bat East India in good sup
ply aud cen he purchased at la lSc
iEATHER-Oyer weights Hemlock scarce and wanted
for export The market generally is firm and there ia
inquiry. The weeks movement is as follows;
HemOck Oak.
Receipts .........''.'.'.'..'''' 80 tSD
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK....

Cleared.
observation-disclosures tHsnb TnstusnS, HsubwG Assso
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-02

There has been a considerable supply of Bullion this
week and prices of silver have slightly receded. The
transactions have been large-a heavy freight going
to the East by this weeks overland mail. There
still dollars in the market offering at quotations,
and ye.anc pieces are also offered freely As IL 3D.
The arrivals Of gold from Australia have been large
and fair proportion thereof has found Its way into
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-02

Or nearly 30 per cent.
The Company paid interest to-day upon its own is
sue of Sd mortgage Bonds, and upon the ID mortgage
Bonds Of the Bepeyile and ulinoistown Rairosd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-02

BROWN-LAWRENCE-In Syracuse, "Wednesday. April
49, by the Rev. Donald McLaTen Of Geneva De Witt C.
Brown 10 Agness McLaren daughter Of Gen James Law
renee all Of Syracuse
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-21

"a 80, NHoVtlS Spades, sad Iron. -. o., q, -r.
and COtI1n ices, caks OF Chains a. Hoe s. ~ 4
Carriage Sprrny one e. heavy "a tugs. rim ueaTI
Chars - $50 aud ANtS, EaIlroad Nbs-l- 80 80
-Ie anu oplh Is, nd Rn.ln - -eNL- aLu a.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-21
Cheap Cash Store.
CORNEB OF WALNUT AND FRONT STREETS.
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Wood and Willow Ware, Paper Cordage,
Roofing Material, sc.

WOOD WARE.
200 pkgs cov'd Buckets; l125 doz Band Boxes;
$50 dozen Bail Boxes 200 d" Hames;
200 nests Tubs. pain ed; 500 Zine wa,h Boards;
275 Vanished and Three 5000 PIow Hsndes;
Hoop Buckets; 10 White Pine Tubs:
1,O ass'ed Broom Handles 5000 Cane Fishing Poles
us doz white Cedar Buckets 800 assted Liquor Kegs
800 nkgs Han bush Measures IS N-st Boxes varnis,
Is doE Pine, hurns assorted 200 " Painted Tubs an
TOO Cedar Tubs; 1928 Buckets asse
BASN ET WARE.
200 Willow Wagons common lTnO nests German Market O.
so extra; 80 Clothes DO:
go Carts, common; 100 aos Fesd aa,ssi;s,in, to
800 g - eX- tall tops and to arrive;
Is Empire Cabs: 900 dozen assorted Mari
90 Willow Cradles Baskets
SO dozen WILLOW and attain Willow chairs;
Pick Baske's: doz ass'ted once Chair
Clio Hampers; imported fancy Baskets: York FRI
nd Flower Stands. AlsO-Wuow Work made 10 ordeI.
FANCY GOODS.
90 doc Feather busters: 100 bales AIicant Mats;
"0o assed Shoe Brushes; So Jute Hsrk and skeet,
90 Scrub - Mats
IS Rocking Horses; IS dOE Toy Air Pistols
CORDAGE, TWINES, &C.
1nOcois 4 and y inch Manila Rope $50 feet;
OcoiIs = TO inch do do 900 do;
$50 coils y s. inch do do, assorted;
25 reels Bed Cord and Pillow Line Manila:
$50 doz Cotton Pillow Lines and Red Cord:
: 90 doz Hemp Bed Cords; 100 bales Carpet Chain:
,0oc lbs Broom Tgine Hemp; 500 lbs Wool Irvine,
: Is bales Rafting; $50 reels He",p Packing;
so " Wrapping Twine; $50 Jute Rope;
PAPER.
1,5oc bundles prund) 1angerman's Wrapping Paper;
$500 " McVregors do do:
1000 reams Lockland do do;
J 50 reams Tea Paper; Is reams Shoe Paper;
IFS Ham q 10 " Batting do;
900 lbs Roofing do dry; IS OOObs Roofing do satued
CANDLES. &C.
star Candies Lard Oil, Opal Candies, stearne Candles
5 taTch, GeI man Soap, &C
IRON BOUND KEGS.
full stock assorted sizes for Druggists and Liquor Deal
ers' use, constantly on hand.
Pine Churns IS o. 90 24ncAfed Cedar do % do
Cerdar do 6, IS 30, % do Painted do 90 %, "a
Hoop do'' - - " do barrel do161 is 90 % DO
EHATES,
Oiled Root, Black Top and Blue do;
Steam Bent Top; Plank Top;
For sale by s. NJ BARRETT,
IIay14 cor. Walnut and Front sts.. CINCINNATI