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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
TIME OF r. r. TRAINS LEAVING NEW rssK

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Potter Atlas Transport, 70
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a. Amerlcsl maDufsc'3re ed tsG been brought ia'r
he province W,hopt the payment OF duty. Appeal
Wa L vaio-ths tech were ta<ea to the Cu-t2h'
Office ED the Ysozee gentleman vs. cCnPeded ="
stb.is' on spoon yi-:Ga1 during The dsy J' E7h' o.
.InpleueD.s 70 nsst,cale baIcer ioo1
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p~ah- rree So Z rosNsry called seoeaA ese Aonss-
patio = tbird. tire ssiss cure"
prcy-s-- occsidcs Toe r~psive esn. 81 A,se 10 s
-opbe-rce e ccasuu Prsyrs a. sgbscSceat lesreg.
You cb<-t,rrt ssrvsrt.
Rosssr HVsrss. ~ D.. Ne 81 Bso.i..,.
Nex-YoTt. Jan. 81.
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CAPTURE OF BURGLARs.-Two men, named John
ncBtsry and George Hggns arrested On saturday'
charged it'll breaking no tie dwelling oi MIA Lentha NO
and stealing thu reirom various articles Of house
red aLd tie accused locked BY Justice Osborne Tor
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Advertisement
THN-TRr CANrnN ia COMPANY hAxn

had every variety Of Twas tor Gc.ts rs Dealer, ard
fsniles-Scredcng Oocns and Young Hysoa tcu fc-
~ 49, gunpowder and luPers from - u Nh elhsr
ar.re. equally low Also So boxes o. god Fanny TrA sr
ore dc-.r Cal ard examine-No 10 ChsihAn e. eewcsa
Psari and Roc.eycit.ts
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cp,.n L,RcySy.-.Jobp Brown. a German. wa ar.


rested charged with stealing skins 20 the value 81 tO
The property ct Henry Bitter No ~ Fast Thysecond
street accused held BY Justice Davidson 10 answer
the charge. Thr property Ia, not been recovered.
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NV Local pIECH-An entirely new Lssai
p-,ps w-,,fer expressly BakNCNs SvSsy~ al b
erre his rv,rns 70 chAiuiiss style II 10 olea 0srsAs
DAyhsh GssEh so4 Is proronn 81 oae o. tse sssk
C4rv- ;a the hind evr witnessed Two is"'s sAs~
sVN'S this afternoon
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ErHNoLoGY The Rev. DR.. Hawks viii give to-
night tie first Of three lectures the Ethnology of
America
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SPoIIISG PorAroEs.-Is il any wonder that We
rsrely If ever see such thing good potatoes IN
this city where every dealer takes the most eectua
wav IN bis power 10 spoil them Tor food Is Il posi-
be that people who grow potatoes, those who are
col .antly dealing in them Go not know that they ara
always injured by exposure to the light, and the e1
posure il continued long enough they are utterly NJ
ned 81 gres; Is the change that tubeI, naturally
rnealy, nutritious and pala;Ab.e, is changed by e1-
po-ure to light, and by that alone during its npenng
period, TO a green, bitter, watery mas; and every
hour th.t potato s exposed to the light sre' taxing
Il out Of IFS dsk bed where il grew, Il Is injured ID
some degree, though net actually spoiled unit. mas
been exposed for long period. There l. 10 way u
Preserving potatoes 1T TO eat except By keeping 'nen
II darkness. Let this be remembered. Let every
consumer of potatoes IN shs city keep the utn mere
sisted constantly In view, and We shall nave Oe's.
ones TO eat. because We shall then be able to eonpe
dealers to keep their stock where II L not CONTINUAL!
suffering injury. II we al know tha: every corner
groc-ymAn is poisoning this universal article o. 'oo1,
We shan compel him to stop the foolish Praetes 'Ha'
now prevails of keeping the potatoes he has iO' sac
in ba.kes AID barres standing out u the street. 'nI
exposed to al the influence Of Light and drying "Inda
py which they are So delete1ously affected
err NoarALII.-The Cay Inspector reports va
des.hs a. having occurred during the week ending %
Saturday which i. a increase Of Is over the PreysHs
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TAcVrr,semsctT
HFRRINGS PATENT CHAMPION Fur .PN0oR
SAYS Nos IS sT AID 80 ws;sss;-. sa& Ma x.sNy,
H.x.
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CITY ITEMS.
still at larg,

Chrsty's Ministries have returned and will tonight
resume their entertainments at the old place, No a.
broadway.
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New-York has been overhorn, streets submerged
and cellars inundated. II one is willing for the mo-
mep 90 imagine that the carriages and omnbuses are
unique gondoss, towed by anphibous horses, as a
modern improvement on sentimental gondoliers IN short
trunks and monkey Jackets trimmed with gold lace
and that Genins grand conception OF Broadway
bridg,d at short intervals 10 sublime reality 1t viii
BE- an easy matter for 10 believe himself trans
ported 10 a su.hy Venice, where he can circulate
amid mpartany diffu;ed dampness while youthful
greckers nhabtipg cellars have facilities unequaled
for playing their parts among dishes, basins and saice
paps-makDg up formidable totlla of vessels left to
the mercy Of the flood without spar, rudder, crew or
cargo A week sirce we favored with an old
fashioned snow storm-one IN which the WIND blew
and the snow snew until the earth looked Ike maui
moth spherical miller who supplied flour for the plane
tary ard stellar stomschs of the universe. Sleigh
rides were the order OF the day and rdes in seghs the
order OF the night. But with continued stirring up
Of the snow, causing plentiful admIture of street
dirt, the sl.ighirg was done brown. Then came
a thaw that put the vehicles their wheels again,
AMI then ia Of dampeued STOW that cid nobody
any good exctp. the vendors oi umbrellas. But Sat
urday witue. sed the weather in the climax Of is
Efforts to render Itself particularly obnoIious-in
which be il known, II succeeded beyond
the limits Of reasonable meteorological deprayity 1t
commenced as oopious rain; It became subdued
cataract and ended sushy feshet, too shallow for
boat too deep for boots, BY night the clouds were
squeezed dry much 10 the satisfaction Of everybody
who had " shed j, 10 dyup long before. Through
out the dsy there the shoe stores for high
boots. and the supply did not equal the demand Few
women ventured Into the streets and then only when
it was imperative that they should do Cross the
streets unaded they could not for the water was higher
than their boo;s-we mean boots with legs; AID the
corseouence wss that many man who for years
hadn't known the luxury fitting fly pounds, became
volunteer ferry men iordmen carried women across
the street free and seemed to enjoy ihe happy
illustration Of the sOcaii-c truth Of attractive in
dUstry.
Much difficulty was experienced yesterday in cross-
no the street, and il VII be many days before they
WI be m.de comfortable ior pedestrians. Last night
II wac fair and ccol, but not cold enough for hard
freeze We may reasonably conclude that the tradi-
,orsl January thaw did come, and made up IN inen-'
s.ty what il lost 4 time.
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Brooklyn CRY MORTALITY Since the sdyeat OF
the new Health Officer sppoia.ed by the Commss
Council, there have been weekly returns Of deaths
a. before.
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CIR Mos1Itrrr.-Ths City Inspector reports "a
des;hs having occurred during the week ending %
Saturday. which i. o. screase Of Is over hsPssTisSs
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TBE RAILRoADs-The snow plows Of the Cay
Railroad Company put into requisition yesterday
in order to clean the tracks, that the oars can DO
run today Some Of the streets are all bat impasss-
bic, for the slush and water is in many places knee
deep.
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No EXTRA FIxIsGs.-The Board Of Sapsev noss hav-
i.s rs.ovee To tse county Institutions aers Wedss
tss CT Poor decided TO FURNISH the
vtA faro and "ertrs fling Tss InsuuuocS hssS.
fvg iseg ts ksss kess Hs god spEs, tasls6S N1n6Us
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CARLY again.

In our remsrks a f-w days since, with regard to
an ass ,uIr upon the person of RS Cafir, by the
bands OF Martin, We ayailcd ourselves OF the op-
portuniry to give but a faint expression to our
opinion OF Mr.. City and, il doing 30, We employ
ed the expression tat lie was "a most worthless
man"
W were C He'd on day before yc-ter ~, at our
Office, by Mr. fly and his cond. Fora moment
we trcmbled from top to to-" in apprehension
that we W, re about TO b. involved IN most fear
ful and tragicAl PATRIOT" but our i.ar5 were
quickly aIlay-d, by simply a request from Cufiy to
correct the error which had mad" in our re
marks that b. was "a mot worthless man" which
We promptly refused to DO.
W. have, however, concluded to withdraw our
oil. ton allie expression, it encompasses TOO
much indefuite space, and we DO OILY for Ia,
purpose of being more pointed and definite on the
misconduct OF c fiji, which pro- pied our e1pr 5,
sion OF opinion 20 which he has o, 'ctei
CafH. has been in tn habit, when intoxicated, OF
mot urm .rciiuly and inhumrnly cht-tisin5 his
wife. which sh has made compIiut Of sithin our
h airing We ar. co ent that humanity will
applaud " wh,n We say If him that nis proper
J wi is far below the "CaLF'y.
We re probably attachin- too much importance
to this aff ir, but cannot concIu ie these remark
without givIn. Mr.. C,ffly some Who'll, some advice,
aud that l. to treat his wif. properly. and should
he fail to do So shall interest our-eves in seeing
the lash OF the law properly and severely admins
tsred to him.
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sINGER,s SEWING gIACnINEs.

Honesty and fair play admirable advertising
every thing and in the long produce the hes.
Competent judges + unqu-tioned imparalty, at
public exhibition (the Mechanic Fai) decided Singers Ma
be superior Grover Bakers mach mes, and
that Singers adapted every kind work, while GIo-
Bakers not So to leave it, bat
opponents attempt reverse the effect of this decs
ion, by long winded statements in the
Pape in the abused Of Justice" To Of tie
poi t, made we briefly reply, follows
1st Our Machines did obtain the favorable judgment Of
the Commute. at the Fair
2d. Singers machines, in fact, much than
third le thread in sewing han Grover Bakers
whence follows a consequence, that Grover
Machine If used constantly, will thread
euougt buy Of machines.
ID 81 gers Machiues just enough thread to make
perfect
4th No sensible person can doubt that the best Sewing
making clothing, and "capabe of doing
kinds Of work. from The finest cau.brc to the heaviest
CLOTH" must be the best machine for family
9th Singers make fast stitch and seam while
Grover & Bakers make raveling
h. absurd say IhaL wing seam with two
threads any by using three
times as much thread size the her. The
shuttle machines is just strong the
Of thread en- 10 j. that is, the strongest
poss In Singers Machines cheap quality Of thre ad
used in shuttle il desired, ard it is often dc
on cheap work.
7ta Singers Machines haye hitherto been male with
view strength, durability, be applied every
variety work. have just produced and dy
/ 10 orders for
sRGER's NEW FAMILY SAVING MAoaISE,
| which will perform all family sewing in
better style than any sold similar pIr-
poses. This is machine beautifully decor cd,
making elegant parlor ornament, and believe no
/ la Y who bes. and beautiful thing, will
! purchase any other. l. NJ. SINGER & Co.,
/ As Public Square, Nashville.
! edwin W. A. SINGER, Agent.
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tribute OF IEespect.

At meeting Of the Davidson County Agricul-
tural aud Mechanical Association, held Saturday,
Nov. 2lst, 1857, the following preamble and reso-
lutious unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the Advise Dip n
ser OF events, to remove from amongst u.s. our fell
low-citzeu, and co labor IN the work Of Agri-
cultural improv ment, wM. OWEN, Of Williamson
Co, feel that il is but an act of Justice to tue
M mory OF the deceased, as well as expression of
feelings, to miugle sorrows with his deep.
ly afflicted family and therefore take this man
ner to express our sincere coincidence, and TO give
iutimation of own loss In the death OF our
we-tried associate. AS a citizen, Teuue ssee could
boast of no one more worthy, as neat, energetic
and intelligent farmer. Ill had not a superior as
a parent; "a neighbor be vas all that could be
desired, and a sincere friend, social companion,
frank, open and candid fcow-aborer in the cause
of human Improvement, his equal is rarely fourd.
Therefore,
ResoiUsd, That We deeply regret the loss of our
friend aud felow-laborcr, and We take tits means
OF expressing. our sincere anxiety for his sorey af
fcted family.
RESOLVED, That these proceedings be spread up
on the minutes OF the society, aud that the civ
papers be respectfully requested To publish the
same. w. G. HARDING, Pros.
L. P. WILLIAMS. See.
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A T0uAa and iissly nssra HaszR. she Foad hagss
n suEFanL Aasf1ife a. tals ollee sengz1,
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BY TELEGRAPH.
BY THE NATIONAL LINE.
REPORTS Furnished By TIE Associated Press.1

BALTIMORE Nov 25-The Hannah More Fe-
male Episcopal Academy at Rristerstown was
burned LIST night. The Inmates ali escaped.
New York. Nov. 25.-The steamer Arsbia sailed
with upwsrds Of a million and half of specie in
freight
LoUrsvrLLe. Nov. 25.-Mr. Ingraham, of New
Orleans. and three Children Of Mrs. Whitaker, of
Vicksburg, are reported as lost on the Rainbow.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 25-Cotton-sales 1890
bales Fally T, covered the decline under the Van
derbilts sdvices ll4aI2; Sugar 44'54; holasses
"a; Flour 800.
Sterling firm. New York sight one to half dis,
count.
CTNcTNxATI, Nov % -Flour 4l5a425; Whis-
ky IT; Hogs 5.50a5.75; mess Pork a 90. Lard
duh, and declining; Oats So; Sugar, new, good,
fair S4s4; Molasses, new 81. Money stringent.
NV YORK Nov. 25.-Three burglars broke in
to the United States bonded warehouse on Green
Wich street. The police pursued and shot one.
The other two escaped The rOgues had two and
two gold and silver watches ready to bag.
Dover, n. H, Nov. 25.-The Republicans have
elected their Mayor by handsome majority.
NEW YoRK. Nov. 25-There is an immense au-
dience at the Academy of Music, with speakers of
all parties. They have ratified the nomination Of
Tieruan for Mayor, versus Wood.
The Worth monument funeral procession a
brilliant affair.
deputation of working meu paraded the en-
trail Park yesterday, around the Commissioners
Office, which is strongly guarded by policemen.
Cotton quiet. Flour aud wheat firm. Holders
demand an advance. Ohio white wheat 25. Corn
IS. Lard lIalI4. Whisky "a Coffee declined
to 8.
The canals north of here are all frozen and navi-
cation suspend d.
ST. LOUIS Nov. 25.-The river is falling and FIJI
of heavy running ice. The upper streams are
nearly or quite closed.
Thermometer 27
CHARLESTON, Nov. 25.--Cotton market unsettled;
! Middling fair II l..
AUGUSTA, Nov. 25.--COtton advanced &c.
SAVANNAH, Nov, 25.-Cotton III
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20 pEALERs oYsTERs.

have completed arrangements this season for furnishing
the oysters be had such Lynn Haven
Bay York River Mason's Greek, Western Branch Plants,
abor. Nanemoud River and other avorite kinds.
Ny oysters opened bur few hours before they start
that may rely upon getting them fresh. Fresh
Oysters up in Kegs and Cans, aud forwarded with di
patch by Adams Co.'s Express. GIover's express also
by Stage 70 any part Of the -ntry.
All orders accompanied by the cash will meet with imme-
date attention and solicited
Superior fresh Norfolk oysters be had my Oyster
Depot on Union street. opposite the Bank Of Tennessee.
nov. % " JOHN ARCHIBALD.
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CAsH FOR HDEs.-By reference to our advrr-
Using columns it will be that P. & c. AEDER-
son on Broad street are ready pay the highest
market price in cash for green and dry hides Or, in
other words they have concluded to dispose of some
of their filthy lucre" in exchange for the where
with (when pr, pared) to clothe the ct Also,
having due regard for the understanding" Of man
kind, they have supplied themselves with a large
stock of superior oak-tanned sole leather, which
they fire Offering at the lowest figure. Persons
having these articles to dispose OF, or wishing to
purchase sole leather, is the time to coIne in
out of the cold" with the hides, wet dry-get
she "rbino"-and supply yourselves with the man
ufactured article at "a low figure
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The Hoo MARKET-Messrs Hull, uaut, & Co.
Kill their 6rst lot o. hoEs vest, rday. They nau-
bered few hundred only. The total killed around
the falls up to this time is 900 aud AZ Cincinnati
10000. The KILN; in number is fully IS pr cent.
b. hind any former year, aud the seas0u will doubt
less be gr, a;ly prolonged.
As 20 prices, TIE lev hogs that have come IA had
been previously c0ntracteI toF: IS cash Tor net
weight could be obtained. Ia the country buysrs
and sell rs are at rance and very few ransacsous
are taking place. We hear OF two sal 10 Madison
one lot OF $50 bead at 81 gross, 2 mooths With
out interest, aud the other OF 81 head e 81 alos
~ months With interest from the d q o. FsUfu.r,
Also, 5000 head, very heavy. Ia to~n uear the
Illinois river, at So net.
Prices 81 Cincinnati are higher yestrr.la, > quo.
tations being s. 80 Ia 50 60 But the tuv, t5ere
must have On. hogs 10 Il November e5ntraefs.
Tn foreign news Siricn wss rec. ivrd early sef-
terdiy morning vii have tensency 20 depress the
mark leu Jour.
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NASHVILLE WHOLESALE PRICE CURRENT
ICoRRECTED WEEKLY

OILS.
Lard, G. gallon, / S0@l IS
Linseed - 81 1901 %
Sperm, - 2 IS
Tanners 9 gal T5G110
do sup. p gal, 0125
BATNrFE
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Weg@ERS. w D-Immediately, TO-
kzG-sSks 900 men TO engage in the sale of the most
popular selling Books in America. Invslds mechanics,
and teachers, vi hing travel viii find this
very profitable and pleasant business bling them
see the country and make money at the time A
gents in the business clearing from $500 to 81 500
per year For full particulars and list OF Books address
H. NJ. RULIsON, Queen City Publishing House, 14l Main
ee Cincinnati, ohiO or, if living East, RULIsON,
Philadelphia sept21.
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COM NJ ERCIAL.
eekIY kevieW.
nra DAILY PATRIOT OFgICE,
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ae.t# NASHVILLE. nov. &c. 1851.
Bu iness Of all kinds H. al heugh there has
been within the paat eek especially
the grocery market caused by portion OF the
fresh supplies ordered by merchants and easier prices
The general depre sio however continues operate IT,
juriousiy upon all branches Of trade commerce; and
this The recent Europe
nish additional reasons for remaining Caution II net alto
gether passive
CoTToN-The receipts continue light. bales have
changed hards during the week at lie e D but
actions justify oations have been made. There
good demand but holder are ndsposed to sell believing
that day season prices viii Iemu-
nerstiTe.
ToBlCCo-We hear OF no transactions in this article.
FoRK-speculators are Offering Sc but up this time
there has been few sales large and is being
genera y kept back market. This policy affecting
inurOu y the b siness Of the country particularly Of the
we and apprehend i'll ultimately depress prices below
that offered now.
WHEAT-There is some demand r wheat on speculation
but holders adhere the policy Of retaining the FIR
better prices. qaenty the light princi-
pay to II lers who pu chase prime red wanted al 75c,
and choice white s5c. These figures justified by
the prices in any other Market and only given in
Of necessity to supply pressing demands
FIoUR-The stock large ard of excellent quality The
sales however are light at IS 50F er Dbl hne "a q
81 IS for superfne; and 81 5$5 90 for extra brands.
The quantity shipped recently for better makes has been
considerable.
SUGAR-The introduction of crop has the price
of brown sugar materially. 1t is held 9910c q n.
by the barrel, and s09c by the hogshead The quality Of
/ the crop is quite good
CoFFEE-Is also lower. Rio be bought at 11I9
| 1251c q d. An average stock is on hand.i
NoI4ssss-New orelns molasses is now selling at 4Oc 2
| gallon sugar house Coo.
FRUIrs-COnsderable additions have been made to
of rails ms, which selling at s. 5O9t5 90 q box
Dried apples are held at 81 q bushel
sT-sac, coarse, 81 So fine 81 Is; barrel soc 2 bu-
shell.
| GooBrR PEAs-Are selling at SOC 2 bushel.
For prices Of other articles Of tEade list Of Price Cur
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~ Our readers will not forget that the Concert
for benevolent purposes takes place tonight at
Ode Fellows Hsn We have seen the programme
and DOUBT not bur that the eut, rtainnrnt viii be
excellent. We know Of no more appropriate way
of concluding a day Of Thanksgiving, and hope
there will be = large audience.
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