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printing.

DILL-HEADS, Bills of Lading Check and Re
- oept Books Notes Circulars Price Lists Labels Posting
and Hsndbis Merchants Store Bills Cards of all kinds and
snythe the Job Printing line done neat quick aud cheap
for cash by THOMAS T. SUTTON Printer No li2 Fultonst
DRNTING by STEAM-COpper-ace TYPE
Il STATONERS HALL,
Nos. ia aud l76 fesrl-st. NevYOrk
BOVINE L VI ASBROUCK,
PRINTERS PHOTOGRAPHERS and STATIONERS. Al
kds Of PRINTING executed in the best style with COPPER
FACED TYPE at the lowest rates
TRIBUNE BUlLDINGS.-PRINTIN Of every
Il description from Card to Book a the Lowest Cssl
Prices. BAKER L GOODWIN tribune Buldinss
q = PER REAM for BILL HEADS. = I S0
VO For . Thousand BUSINESS CARDS, w wv
Other Printing equally cheapstP SCKLERs No n Fu!tonst
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oYvIcs ATLANTIC FIRE LIS. Co. o. BRoogLYs March 81
NNHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have declared 8
i Dividend OF TEN PER CENT payable on degsrA
HORAT1O DOKK, Secretary
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Real &staie tor Bale.

RROADWA1. - For SALE = The PRUP-
DIRTY Al the southwest OF Broadway and Norris
.. knosn the Stephens House tnrnery Dem 1nico's'
MOI. a. g. and II Bro sdwsy. Al early Possession cAa be
given The Buld the property ale in complete or
Der and # first class fr Hotel purposes TIE House has
psrou and worthy the attention Of Capitalists either
A. hotel or to convert into commercial purpose For full
particulars terms Ac. apply HOMER MORGAN, Pnest,
No Ne,Topolitap Bsuk b9udrE (59l7l
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fouses anh farms tOanteo.

7 ARGE HALL WANTED 4 large Hall caps
biz Of ssnR thousand persons is desired or Divine
Worhip on The Sabbath and Lee during the week Lea
op be vry Broadway between 9Th aud l'dss
Ally person willing to make the necessary alteration will meet
with satisfactory teDM Tor long lea.e BY addressing x
No. 81, Pos,-Ofice.
NrANIED b. small family, without children,
w the UPPER PART OF a 0ENfEEL HOUSE on the
the City, so HoustJn-st a. moderate rent
Address ADAHsON, b. No. llJ Tribune Office
NXyANTED-TO HIRE or LEASE for a term of
w years HOUSE, al Of the modern i'm
or ypuns Mat BE- a. good nesnborhood vest side
ter exceed e6co. Address c. II. t. TrioGne
Office, giving full particularly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-14

for desirable property in NewYors Jersey CitA peas
suty located miles this city in Ne~-Iersey Win
BY railroad every hour house and nearly
new Of Of land plenty Of al kipds OF nit and al de
tres location perfectly healthy possession time title
perfect Apply 10 JOS W. ALLEN Ne. 81 CedArst
al BrosdxSy
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Gouses to Get.

A SUITE Of OFFICES 10 LEI In the Bible
"A house Aston plsee wnh convenience aud desir
able location Apply 1t the Tressursfs Once. 4hsS Ell
trance.
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q lswsss
NOTICE. OF DISTRIBUTIONS -Notioe

NOTICE OF DISTRIBUTION.--NOt "a
IN hereby given that the balance remaining OF tn pro,,ets
Of the sale Of the RE- Al ESTATE Of WILLIAM LAWSON.
rsa late Of ID. City OF New York decssssd iu.ste lately
under the order Of the Surrogate Of the County Of New
York. BY LIVINGSTON LIVINGSTON EGG will BE- dsths.
urd thote entitled the sufoetss Of
6c. 10 the City OF New York on twentieth isy u April
nrx, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon Of that day rd THE 9th
day Of Nsrch, 1877. A. w. bhADfOhD
III Iaw6Ws Sarresses
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GnIIerp, 4aroware an6 Jron.

GnIlerp, Bar0wdre dn0 yrou.
HRISTOFLE & Co.'S CELEBRATED
~ ELECTRO-PLATED WARE.
Tbe Depo. Of this celebrated ware formerly situated at
No. 4si Broadway, has been REHOE Ed to
No 81 WILLIAM ST Always hand Tabe and Tea Sets,
Trays Forn and Spoons, sc. FOR sale BY
GOURE Co.
No 81 WILLIAM 81.
NOAL HODS, Coal Shovels, Ash Sifters an
~ Kettles Fire Sets and Stands. Pohsrs Androns 10, ~
sale by CHA3 .. LITTLE Co, Nos IS and "a Faitonst
NLRE-ROPE-For all kinds Of Hosting, in
W Guiding eU0AR-HousES MINIS INCLINED
evesy d-.nriptlon, and SA SH- WEIGHTS for WINDOWS
AsHCROfTS STEAM GAUGES, NDGEOSS HY-
DRAULIC JACKS, ALLEN 4 HOYEyS METALLIC
PACKING, &c. for STEAM VESSELS. .
ENGINE BOILERS and MACHINERY bought and sold %
X.o, PLANS and SPECIFICATIONS prepared
CHARLES ". COPELAND consaAins Engineer,
No. 66 Broadway, Nsw-Y
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Financial.

ovFIsS GsocEhs FIRE LIS. Co 81 WAlst. Pearl
NEwYoRx, Marsh 2, h57.
nIVIDEND.-1be Board Of Directors have do
~ siared Semi Dividend Of ElGHT PER CsNT.
% able demand. JAS. q. PLArr, Secretary.
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Hlaebinsrp, Sc.

THE CRYSTAL PALACE ENGINE for SALE
so horse power has been six months; IL 10 perfes
order and will be sold tor one.hslf it, cost Apply 70
III. c. HEPBULN Nc 1877 Broadway.
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TO LtT-To q email family, three-story aud
bSst m.nt HOUSE 10 .s'h st. between STD and sn.s',
Re ttssen IN Bead b. Ges;leuss ME Wife b0srri
hous- terpers need spPy Adde'S, postpaid D. IND
u Oflo..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-14

COUNTRY SEAT for SALE-la the oesuafa'
~ -. side vTi.r. q FAIRFIELD CONN sne- hr''-S't
sp.eicg. v,ry HOUSE n1f eigey 'is'~t
upca e-atie ei.v.uoc IS wax nom s-i'' s1a
church plot OF land w-u ldd cot rae -
admirably srsi fst r--i-u-o pussts tsnif o to
kuy bod Apoy - BURR LYON. hsins ne>r fsna !"
70 ". ". LYON No % b., 81 Say "a stry
ELEGANT VILLAGE PROPERTY aud LAND
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0,TIcT MosaIs Canal ND B.sKnc Co,
of'''I JIRsLY CRY. Match IL, 1851. :
~ ZION that the A\NIrAT.

NOTICE is hereby gFtn' Inat sno TN N
n ELECTION viii be held at the One o. The Comp.ny 70
'sisy ~ piRECTORs, in place Of Gas. No WHOSE
ten. Of service WIN then e.Pe Tae Po x = ep'n from
s.o e., ~ ,b i1th inst Until 9th April inclusive.
ssseo Ho- 49, L. " COSDIr. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-14

Huh.u River thr~- miles north Of rxrytosa sae
Po.t Roae tae Rev DR. Creignt ms Church M Geo ID
Suurds e.qa rederce within mnu e yak OF tue
trpasd Depot 'he Hudson River R,,lroE: Comprs,s
Land CJttAxe. Barn sod stsble
frs Spring o the vey beet ater and abundance OF Fruit
Appl-. P,.rs Peaches. Piums Qmrce.. &c Apply 20
MATHEWS CLaS3ACK. No. 6S Broadway, or 70 II
MILLER. the preulis.A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-14

EOR SALE-The STOCK and TRADE, STORE
i sdDNELLlNGo Of Dealer IN STOVES. TIN and n A I'D
WARE-JOBBING &c in beautiful and healthy village
near ere The business been led success
y for he pat fourteen No competition within sever
miles To good active Tinsmith this ia rare chsrce
For oure Of r WEBER No 81 Maiden lane
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-14

TO LILA two-story and attic BRtCh
HOCsE, ore ICON deep sui .be or very sm.l tAnny
reIt u tDnun stasted No ls fthst trsf saat ~
car D. seb between and IN. Apply 81 No. Is! ia'-' IL
thS sfO,-Fy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-14

-
nes Of Cuoa T. arc which 10 anected oJ lines
Of Ga bbG. ard Rs Al Ioe properly oorrsts Of arg aad
Dwelling House. BA-n Carriage Houe &C. te
hEt fully o. tue fronti1G the Piouc
squsre AID s'oued With sre Tres. Shrubbery ~ Ta-re
Or Acre Of fret LAND concerted toe er)Pery
II. VH.se hes S.ninae. Schoo Churcbe Storcs osnss
kn oHeg Al tn. ,sIatss-s q city saa oouGtfy lie com
bn.i. Tire hoie oa-rrd loo price 600 Appy
&c 5 coCkCROFT. No. Is MefcbUP EXchaale. Ws.-st,
side Bss-ulelt
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br wb--tope HOT SIS the side Of Clinton. Noe
IN 81 and 2s betweep Harrison and Desr.w With ten
BEDROOMS bathroom, lrrs 5ae neut and
t'oben; fubse sn1 sAet rougoou larger RESET
yoir put thorough repair Rent $50 They within 70
minute. o. three ferta Apply JOHN RANKIN corner Of
Clifton and Csrro,s in Brooklyn In rear basement No
lc waist, n. Y
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The urrvAed locSi between 1884 and lSsth Sta, be
s Aou, so . Oh Hudson River. Srd running TO the
XII g,bdse rosd eoutanisg ~ sores = $50 lots win nunet
AID Mansion, Green nouses
Stables &C. in complete order ample shf lbbery and naoe
lands VII. site. Of TIE most select ocs Ton may De
OF this Dr. p-y. The will sell A. lar prce
b.. desire. maxi nves m.uts West For tal psucuNs
spIly ,t.i, O. PIERCE. No Is William st. next
don 70 ComnerciAl z hang BMk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-14

THE STONINGTON YOUNG LADIES IN
i sTITUTE will open April q. Terms $50 per year
Sumner term 20 weeks 100 For circulars. &c, address
Z SACKErr, Stonington, Conn.
TUITION ard BOARD Parents and Guardians
can secure for their daughters pleasant quiet home with
the OF good educ moderate terms oy al
dressing the Misses ANTIsELL Port Richmond Staten
Island.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-14

COTTAGE at CLIFTON. Staten Island, TO
~ LET-I, conNCs P.rl 7, Dinirs room. LibBry aud
Kitchen the FIRST floor six Bedrooms on the second lr
sud In the About halt acre OF drouni stable
Well lsteru ard Psuk from the ferry nearly 10 the
house. Rent : 80. Apply TO ~ =, 80,
G. SCOFIELD. No So Chauber.st
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LNOR SALE House No. 46 East llth-st.; House
i No 9s2 9th.st House No 1879 East iSh-,t House No
ls4 Eat l9th, Hod'e No 81 West 37th't House No 10
West h-st House No o. West Slst with su modern
Improvements A,o Tenement Houses EXCHANGE for up
town Lots, good Farms. Apply to II. MERRITT, No.
~ 3d.Av
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-14

In PURSUANCE OF an order u the Surrogate
of the County Of New York notice 10 hereby Cven !. "a
persons having claims against MARIA McGRE0Ok. late a
The City Of New York d.esa.ed to present the same VIII
thereof subscriber his shcs No 81 as-sss.
st. the City Of NewYork, before the siHth dag -
April BeHt-Datse New forh hs Sd day OF October ixo
q lsw6mS Attorney for kKecotos
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N NOticc.

TNHE School Committee of the Town Of
l. Westerly have deci ded to introduce
into the schools and districts of the Town
a series of Biographies and readers to take
the place of the miscellaneous books now
in use. They have made arrangements
with Publishers to receive the books upon
easy terms. All scholars having old books
now in use in their studies can exchange
them for the new, at one half the retail
price, and those who purchase the new out
right can receive them at the wholesale price
The advantage Of having uniform set or
series of books in all the Schools through
out the State must be obvious to all parents
and teacher who give 1t moments thought
A list Of prices will be furnished each
teachers Of the town, and books can-be OBJ
tained by them mt the standard price.
CHARLES II, DENIS0N,
307 Chairman Committee.
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HARRlSON'S
Cologne,
Lip Salve,
Cold Cream,
Magnolia Tablets,
Magnolia Balls.
Hair Depilatory,
Philocome,
Beef Marrow,
Almond Soap,
Floating Soap,
Brown Windsor Soap
Flavoring Extracts,
Coloring Extracts.
Extracts for the Hand's,
Tooth Paste,
Aromatic Cachous,
Fuming Pastiles,
and
Red,
Blue and
Black
Inks,
By POTTER & CHAMPLIN,
Druggists and Chemists.
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SPORTING!

A LII kinds of cunning Apparatus, may
such as Eley's elastic-lined Percussio on
Caps, Water proof do. Game Bags, Cones,
Cutt Wadds, Wad Cutters, Powder Fla SKIS,
Shot Baggs, Dog Whips, Calls, Collars,
SC, sc.
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Assignee's Notice.

THE subscriber having received q deed
l. Of assignment from Luther H. Bur-
dick Of oil his real estate with permit to
sell for Il benefit ofhis credi tors in which
said assignment his said creditors, are di-
vided into two classes. The second.cla to
avail themselves of the benefit of said as
signment and to pi esent their claims to tn 9
subscriber on or before the first day of De-
cember, 1867, and sign release and dis
charge to said Burdick from any future la
bihty on said claims.
]. L. THOMPSON, Assignee.
Westerly, June l, 1857. 3l5
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PAWCATUCK
RAGI SCHOOL,

-NNHE Westerly High School having been
Il disco ntinued, the Subscriber will open
Scho oil at the same place under the title
Of the "Pawcatuck High School on Mon
day May 18th, 1867, to continue eleven
weeks
The object of the Institutio is to prepare
Students for College, to fit young men an
women for teaching and to qualify all it
members for the duties Of active life.
The public may be assured that no pains
will be spared on the part Of the Principal
to render the School Room place of in.
tellectual pleasure as well rs progress and
development, where not only the Sciences
shall be thoroughly taught but where q
healthy discipline shall be mai ntained, all
the powers of the mind p roperly developed
and where proper religious instruction will
be constantly and earnestly inculcated.-
The system of Government will be based
upon the principel of honor and right,
rather than fear. and admin stored ,cithout
partiaiity.
Tuition in Com Eng. per term $500
=" Higher and Languages $50
No incidentals charged upon the bills.
Board may be procured in respectable
famili in the village at reasonable prices.
A statement of the progress and stand
ing of each Student will be sent to the Pa
rents or Guardian at the close of each term.
Patrons, all School officers and Friend,
of Educa tion are invited to visit school at
any or oil hours, while in session.
History and Music will be taught by
brief Lectures at the commencemente eff en- ch
session. Students can be admitted at any
time during the term. but no deduction
will be made for time less than one week.
A. j. FOSTER,
307 Principal and Proprietor.
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AshaWay Bank.

At an election held at the Bank this day
the following Directors were elected for the
ensuing year, Edwin r. Brown, Jonathan
X. Wells, Jonathan Larkin Sands G. Carr,
James H. Porter, John ). Champlin, Will
liam G. Crandall, Alanson Crandall Jona-
than L. Spencer, Nathan X. Lewis, o. 8.
Spencer.
At q subs equent meeting of the Board
Jonathan r, Wells was re elected resident.
j. L SP PENCER, Cashier.
Ashaway, June 20, 1857.
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CONGRESS
FRESH FROM
SARATOGA.
POTTER & CHAMPLN
Druggists.
Ice Cream.

The subscriber is prepared to furnish
Ice Cream, Roman Punch, Sherbet, &c. for
Parties, Fairs, Private gatherings dc.
Saloons supplied daily by express at tn 9
lowest prices and warranted.
Soda Fountains charged old Soda Wa
ter drawing apparatus to let including
Fountain Head nd Cooler.
Soda Syrups of all kinds made from the
purest materials, and warranted pure, for
sale.
All orders left ut the manufacturing
shop; corner Of Orange and Friendship
SITS; will receive prompt attention.
JOHN s. GILES. Providence, r. /.
Successor to Chas. w. Jones.
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Notice..

THE public are hereby notified that
Il there is q Library in this place Of
about Three Thousand Volumes, and that
for want Of readers, IL does notpay expen-
ses, There are hundreds, Of tho books
which have never been read. and rtsoe
shose leaves have never been cut apat.-
The people have probably 70 gotten |
O. II. DEN1S0N,.
$40 sec'y sndTreasurer.
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Silver. Plating,

EIRE GLIDING, ELECTRO. TYPING,
y Electro Plating. and Galvanising, done
by the subscriber.
All orders left at my Office over the Hat
and Clothing store Of c. w Marston, west
end Of Pawcatuck Bridge, promptly atEenr
dsd to. G. o. STlLLMAE.
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Shemcld & Co.

THE subscribers (successors to H. & F.
L Shefield), having associated them.
selves under the above name, are prepared
to furnish ut
Low PRICES, FOR CASH,
or approved credit, to all who may favor
them with call, with
Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockry, Hard
Dare, Boots, Shoes, Ladies and
Misses Caters, Slippers,
&a., DC.
We have Also large and well selected
stock of Iron, Steel, cart and wagon boxes.
Horse Shoes, Horse and OK Nails, at whole
sale and retail, GEO, SHEFFIELD.
400 TH0S. d. SHEFFIELD
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Bank stock.

VXTILL be sold at public Auction en- the
w 10th Of August next at o'clock p
VI at the Mantle Bank, 7 shares of the
capital stock of said bank, standing in the
name of j. & p. Noyes to apply on their
note ofs hundred dollars discounted al
said Bank and due May "a, 1867. By or
der Of the Board Of Directors.
JAMES NJ. PENDLET0N, Cashier.
Westerly, June 2. 1857. Slo
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7 HAVE taken the store first door below
4 Potter & Champlin's drug store for
the purpose of transacting the Hardware
bu sness in its various branches.
l shall keep constantly on hand good
assortment of Hardware and Cutlery, and
Manufacturers articles generally, such as
Betting, Lace Leather, Files, Piyers,
Wire, Copper Riuits, Burrs, &C., &c.
500 ". n, LANGWORTHY.
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XpreSs.

E.P. HITCHCOCK is the appointed agent
of Lawton's Express, at w westerly. Persons
having Packages or orders to forward can
leave them at Thos Perry's Store or at the
Depot,
G@ Orders promptly attendedto.
Westerly, May l, 1857. 3O53m
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-11

SELL.-One Of the best sells we have heard
Of lately was perpetrated yesterday at the wharf
upoa several of the steamboat runners" 1t seems
that couple OF individuals who are not altogether
free from vein Of dry humor and know a thing
or two about steamboltug, but who are compare
lively strangers tere, took il into their heads to
have a little fun Of their owu with the aforesaid
'ruuners," and accordingly donned a country hab-
it, equipped themselves each with pail of sad
dle-bags, aud soon made their appea rance upon
the levee. Sauntering along aud staring at the
signs they soon attracted the notice OF the ever
attentive and kcenscented runners" who always
have anxious soliciude for the welfare Of pass
sengers generally and steamboats, in particular
who forthwith beset them upon al sides with such
gratuitous information as runners" can always fur
nish, to wit: that such boat was bound directly
for the point Of destination to which the heroes Of
the hoax had expressed desire to 90, and that,
furthermore, the said boat was the only one, posi-
lively, going to the por. mentioned. Now, il
seems that the boat for which the 'run ers" we're
engaged intended only to 60 but portion Of tie
distance which intervenes between this city and
the point named by our quasi passengers, and that
another boat was laying at the wharf destined for
just the place designated Such arguments, such
Inducements and such pertinacious arts to secure
their prey rs were used, runners" only know how
to make use Of The joke was heightened by the
appearance of the third party in the secret, who
endeavored to persuade the beset individuals 10
take still another boat At last, when a largo
crowd had assembled, the joke Leaked out, and tho
loud and boisterous laughter which followed the
depoumsnt told the professional" employees that
they had been egregriously sold
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-11
BEST HAIR DYE IN TIE WORLD.

This strong language, yet BosLss EIETKIC HAIR DYE
ecenty improse proved to be So By the judges at
the late Mechanics Fair held in Boston (smong whom was
DR.. Hays the eminent chemist and State assayer) who
awarded 1t the PRIZE MEDAL AND DIPLOMA, over the
choicest Hair Dyes exhibition from all parts ofthe Union
ITS unparalleled superiority consists LIST. Heterogeneous
nourishing to the bai destructive others 3D.
Does stain hurt the skin 3d. Is easily applied and
dyes the hair any color required, from delicate brown to
deep black, so natural appear marvellous Manu-
actured sold and applied by WIN. BoGLE 97I Washington
street, Boston deciO-tilmay3l
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co NJ NJ K r G. IAL a..
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,

DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,
FEBRUARY II, 1851.
CoFroS-Prev quotations were maintained yesterday,
but very cotton ring. heard CT sales of1l
bales at 9al2c.
ToBAcco-A Of hhIs place The warehouse Of
johnson, Horne Co. inferior hid sold at 2, and
very good one p S. Lhds. sold Ham.
lton's ats co. 10 So - 95 Leaf is worth Ooas 90.
Retail Domestic Market.
BUrrER-Per pound, 2Oa25e
| EGGs-Per dozen, !5a2Oc.
B4coN-Hams 1Oli2c; Shoulders &c; Sides 1oa10Xc.
LARD-seliing at l0al2c per pound; dull.
MEA-We quote 55a6lc per buslel from wagons Is
10 retail.
FLouR-selng at 50 50 per 100 pounds for superfne.
BUckwBEAT FL~uR-.2 rs for 50 ID sacks.
CoKS-We qaote Acc per bushel.
wH~Ar-Wheat co pmanls 81 90.
DkIED FRUIr-Apples command 81 so per buseel Peeled
Peaches are worth "a 90; unpeeled SO 90.
PorAroEs-Irish Potatoes are worth 90c from wagons s1s
2On retail. Sweet Potatoes selling at 81 5Oa2 90.
! TURNIPs-25c per bushe.
! COcL-S0sS5c per bushei.
! Mobile Market.
FTB 6-Cotton is steady. Receipts Of the week 5000
bal against 16C COO during the corresponding week last
year. The fo'a Of receipts this point 10000
bales. Stock 1885, co. Middling ll3s;.
Charleston Market.
F.B. = /, N-COrr There is a renewed impuIsiye
demand to-day, and prices ally have advanced c-
Whie Mdd ng las advanced Il Sales 800 bales H.
! to l5c.
Augusta Market.
Fan. N-CCTToS-The mark has been active to day
with Is OF ID ut 200G bassprces very iul to sc
advance. Good crop lots ,Old 10 day a, AYE.
Cincinnati Market.
FEB g. SENS Cover is in oIerste demand and no d.
generally 90 but have not hraId Of sales
over % and for rOnDd lots forced the market Isis
he obtainale We quote in the regular way
ON store 81 to 80 for OF lou bbs and in the retail
way co.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-11
AUCTION SALES.
Auction Sale Of Groceries
BY
w. LII. Gordon & Co.

ON WEDNESDAY next, 18th Feb, will offer at Public
~ Sale in our usual GRANTEES
l5J hhds common fair, prime and choice Louisiana SI-
1Ol bbs cho Pl imitation and agar House MOlasses;
1r0 IF bbs d" - do.
7O bags iar and prime Rio Coffee;
125 boxes Jos G. G)oiwiu's bacto;
300 BIKES Prescott's Soap;
81 boxes Row Candies:
100 boxes G-nrner's allow iniles;
800 b0s Chenewiths Wink, Ii il arrives in tim y
500 kt Is Sboenbergers Nails, all sizes.
With various other articles.
Terms of Sale:
All sums under 1900, cash; all 5000, and I'M
der S2Ug0 60 davs all $1,000, 80 days credit,
for approved notes payable in Of the city
banks
f-I5 W. VI. GORDON h 60.