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New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-24

life ILLUSTRATED, THIS WEEK, is a
LCAPITAL NUliBER--lt has Aeht Engraved nlus;Is-
tons excelc1t variety Of matter among which are
Penis Arctic Navigation, with fsI sPirted EnsrsVnss
fsineIs Wives, showing their true social Pos0h ' '0
influence; POEM Tn. Gamblers Fate; Influences q Homes
they Should Be - Trip over the AleshAnie. NeS
Wind Mil with fnerA.Nss New Patent tshs o as.a,Ta
and Described; Speaking in Public The Bread Caes,oni
Crniine Consoversy The Bedottiio; Bogus
strong Man Wanted; News Of the Week; oHy u.tsnP'
fsrniSrtiits PsetrpHouse Sleep; Loves Itay iit
non; Personal intesseuoe Literary Notices. Lst oi
Notes ana Sneres Ikmpster the Vocalist with rof-fz ~
Normal school q fenoI-HisfOry Engraved View Oi opho-
ing. etc, all Ter 4 ceIts- All Eewsfnen have il
AssP l. + I Ms GU ID 4
~ ismrphedto Deaers and Others /
Al APUBLisHTNs Prices
BY ROSS TQusEY, Sc. u Nsssspst, n y.
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n l B L G11...As s,s!.; crss..' !! s....
Doors open opI. soS%sn.e. .es.. :.
fanny i,aSG Circle leH1iaa's in Crosby to g
B'''' 'isS Bos obce open from IA tS5pm
FRIDAY, APr AVN be presented 'ere'' ''ano operA
in four ''" IL TORE.
,o,, ......,.. Madame MARIETTA GAZZAN1GA.
Miss ADELAIDE PHILLIPS
Manco. s'shoi nhiSH' SHHid
Count de Luna sisnoI CoLETT1
tsIrsndhS, Musical Drectf and Cohductos
fTALiAN toPERA-aond.y: wsdne:day, and Frd.y:
DTRTONs NEW THEATER, BROADWAY
ID Miss LOUISA PYNEs FAREWELL BENEFIT
in rYsE and md 'aHFSsos 5If 5IFrSA COMPANY
SATURDAY AP'A Fl fhA DIAvoLo.
ApolIo ,srs. and only time1 Mics LOUISA PYNE.
THE sKYLARK.
Conductor. Mr y monenneoe'
MEXICAN SNOW -BIRDS-The Misses
n SNOW s.si.ted by Nj WIN II. OAKLEY Of the ALE
'AnH' and 'As sEcSSp 5't; H. ''
At DOdworth,s Hall, 10 sc6 & &B,osdway, ., ,os,
On FRIDAY dE6 hSFfESs shi5ToW. hEr 4 Coz cosdas.or
T AURA KEENE's NEW THEATER,
IL No; GA Broadway, near HOa'scS.. %'. x.,.
sO'' Door. an" open at g. Curtain nee. u o'clock
THE NEW faiRAAi pRRAa AS As.H iHMsESsE sSs SUCCESS.
THE LOVE OF PRINCE.
The pieces which have been performed at Laura
Tbeater during the past week probably mounted o.
called In complete and perfect manner than has ever
before been seen in this City. n, ~.
KIM Frederick of Prussia hf. pSIne''
Prince Frederick Of Prussia. LAURA heeD'
To conclude with - .,,,
with all IT. beautiful scenery and dresses.
LrcEsDThe mountain forests Of PasOris are nhssi.ee
10 said by Pixies Spres and Elves who, like the Phantom
Dancers Of Germany delight 70 ontrap travellers INTO tei
the Of transferring the spirit they often IN
their malicious sanbos give life 70 the newly deed Statues
fantscsy moving in the forest but
it during retain their fictitious existence
st the approach of night they their mInohlty
THE MONEY QUESTION will De produced iInmediately.
DURDY's NATIONAL THEATER.-
Dress Circles &c Pi: l2le Orchestra ChsiIs s.c I'm
Boxes I'd circle S. sxeSve or 81 ior each person
THIS RFSrFiT ET6SsHG: Of MR +. F. AITsiE EIikEN H.
KARMEL THE SCOUT
Ksrml the Scout MI Alien Andrew Van Ruter. Mr. Fox
THE ROSE OF SHARON.
New Burlesque CLAMEEL.
RORY OMORE
nUILANT ROPIC VELTY.
SEVEN MINSTREL SLAVES -
From Alabama Grave srTved who earning their tkEE
DOM and Competency by giving the. o .HJ
financial guarantees will SING at the Broadway Tabernacle on
WEDNESDAY, April &
DUSSELDORF GALLERY, No. 497 Broadway
contains $50 Of the finest PAINTINGS put upon
hIbon. Open DAY and EVENING Admittsnce - cents
T7HE PALMER MARBLES. - STATUE of
INDIAN GIRL and eleven other pieces OF Sculpture at
No 548 Broadway Open from In 10 ~ p H. Abundance
Is cents
A CADEMY OF MUSIC to LET-For Operas,
n Concerts Bas lectures and similar respectable purposes
Apply to N H. WOLFE No. 9 south.st
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A G . NJ II l. l., NO 900 BrOduWdy
N THIS friday EVENING April a.
THE sPIRIFU AlsTS Of New York will give an Amateur
Complimentary Concert TO ,.an,ror
Miss EMMA HARDlNGE,
pfrectress OF the Music at Dodworths Hall
First Representation of u grand Spiritual Centsts,
1.-THE SONG OF THE STARS
Spiritual Apologize. .
Tho words and music composed by Miss Hardinge, when IN
te trance state than week and arranged for hy
voices The principal 20 be by several pToessohs
Artists who have kindly volunteered their services
SYNOPSIS OF Tue MUSIC. - Q
tive Aria, The Song Of Hespcr1s" Trio, MIh now
The Planets" Grand Duet, Saturn is Born ARA msrthe
.s1be Song of Mars" Chorus The Meteor Song Ange
Leeions Chorus and Solo, Awake, Arise" Grand CsV9na
''Where the Stars" Grand Finale Love he'nAi L'''e
Divine" @ -
rSnlsts 30 cDnts. PerforInance u 9 O'clJck.
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From BaEer a Goodwin. Steam Pres.
,r. .s..h,r,ral Execution Of a Merchsncs
Thc mse nnnJ circu uiar. Pamphlet. Label, &c.

9no~ - ,teron of his business tact and enterpise
now 'he g.ieoed III printed neesant and unsitractive
Se individual reutes them !, st down % ss ,o
md hence the hsckneyed old FOXY styles Of the above
sd articles been abandoned by entep'ae
90 s rev aesns striking and beautiful type, and brilliant
aa.trston, with which BAKER GOODWIN give zest,
ssp.y oonspcty everything that Issues from their
steam printing establishment
BUSINESS MEN who believer these Principles Of Print
,ps are nvted the facilities Of the METROPOLITAN
sTEAM-PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, where the Art o'
Typography daily developed all It's most beautiful varieties
60 the rstisfaeton Of scores Of customers.
BAKER l. GOODWIN,
Book, Job and Card Printers,
Tribune BsiIdinss-entranse No l Spruce st
ALsO-Engsyns Lithossphy Binding and Blank Station
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Qmnscments.

CADEMY OF M u l Z -
IN According requsition presented by large number OF
citizens and principal members OF the dramatic
profession, - r,,,n, -, prrIows
will deliver al especial Lecture ,, ,r,,,re ,,,trtr
THE RELATION OF PUBLIC AMUsbMr"S WIN
~ PUBLIC MORALITY,
and Of the theater to sober and sacred interests
Of society, 49, , :, ,.,,,,,,,>,,, A., % 1877
.he nroce.ds of which will be devoted to the
AMERICAN DRAMATIC FUND -.
for the relief Of all sick and aged members o the
theatrical profession. =, . ...,.
.uo stores and book sellers in New York City Brooklyn, Wi
kaInsbuTgh &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-24

To Optsm Enfe rs.A and satisfactory curative will
he tosnd I'm the CHURRUS REMEDY for PULMONARY and
NERVOUS COMPLAINTS No 1924 Fulton-st
DR. Mark Stephenson has removed his once iron N9;
M Ess l1tbst to No. 383 Broome Office hours from 70
4. 10 and from 10 Up.
Annual Election for fifteen Trustees OF the
SOCIETY LIBRARY will be held at the Library
Bulug in University place. between 2th and G 3n
gtTsTsay Iurl8 1857 between the hours OF and lVi
al n mn. snd the Annual Meeting of the Shareholder WIN
H. held on the day. aud Al The same Place
NE afternoon w. :. nOI = ~, -------- -
SH""s ~" OF THE LATEST STYLES,
For Ladies and Misses
Cheap for Cash, at
j. H. YkARLEY'S, No. 81 Jehn-St
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MEXICAN SNOW BlRDS-1he Misses
N SNOW assisted by Mr.. WIN H. OAKLEY Of the Ale
thanans and other professional singers will give t1eir
SECOND GRAND CONCERT,
Al Dodvorth's Hall. No. 306 Broadway,
On FRIDAY EVENING, April r. 1851
GEO. y. BRISTOW, Conductor
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-03
prragcrIOs OF TnE UsIvER.ITr o. L0gIsyILLE

X DISTRACTION OF THE UNIVERSITY OF LoUIsrfLLE
Z NE rsaret being obliged TO record The destrue-
IRE yesterday OF the splendid building Of
= a. sxkfical Department ofthe University OF LOUIS
SfIe. situated sc the corner Of Eighth and Chest
.st streets, with most OF rs cOutents. The most
vslnable part Of the library and a portion OF the
.ostlv apparatus we're saved. The fire which broke
-, about O'Clock, communicated from a stove 10
- chemical laboratory, and had progressed TO
an extent that il Vas found impossible 70 ar.
- The museum, the 6nesi aud most extern
e. M the Vest probably, was totally LOST aud q.
81 BE- long time before il can be replaced.
- Enough Of the apparatus, books plates. &c. were
vaa 10 enable the Faculty 20 complete their sew
I ronrses Tue lectures viii be continued AZ the
foaisyIle Msrine hospital Tor toe present.
the loss by the IRE is estimated at fully $780,
ono With SS7 00O insurance. IL IS contemplated
- several leading citizens % call public meeting
"a rsa, by contribution satlicen' sam % replace
ss.se6,ace destroyed. We have no aoabt but ihai
,esrhifeent building win soon be erected far ez-
llier IN all It's appointments that unioFtnnates
aesi fyed The sympathy Of the public Is with
's--.aty of the University 10 their severe loss.
ierstand that the Kentucky School OF
has rendered % the Faculty OF The Uni
e pse Of their rooms and apparalss; aud
"a the students 70 teeir lectures free Of
ress, is generous and CHARACTERISTIC ecns
ncs was 10 the following Offices .Etns
H#Pbnnix Of Hartford, Home Of, Nes
TfFrsnklin OF Philadelphia, $40 600; II
st'a or London, $4,000 aud IN the H0ws
- S5,.yofk. Il, 600 Lou JeurRsA.
hsN$t ---... -.---.s1s
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PESNASsAIP - Mr. DoIBKAR. We took
occasion yesterday to visit the. rooms of Mr..
Dolbesr, over VESSEL & Thompson,s store, on
Union Street, aud confess to some surprise st
| The Improvement and advancement exhibited
by his pupils. Mr.. D. has reduced the teach
ing Of Penmansbip to a science, and his sys-
tenn is far ahead of any method we have ever
seen. lie has made it the subject Of patient
and unremitting study and.attention for years
and the result proves the great benefit and
utility of his labors to ascertain the best mode
Of teaching his pupils the important art of an
elegant and approved chirography. The pro-
nciency Of the young pupils of Mr.. D. is most
hattering both to them and himself, while the
older ones, many of whom wrote a stiff and
awkward hand, have acquired smooth, bold
anti elegant style which is remarkable for its
ease and beauty. A good plain handwriting
is invaluable TO a business man, while it is an
accomplishment which every person ought to
possess. Mr.. D., we are pleased to state, has
met with excellment success here since he
commenced his classes. He will remain few
weeks longer, and we advise all who desire to
acquire a superior style of chirography to
avail themselves of his services while he stays.
oDp FELLows' HALL-DR BEALEs Arctic VoY.
AGEs-LAsT DAY.-It is a curious fact, but not the
less fact because it, is curious, that thing
goes by fasbion-oue time it is the fashion to com.
nit suicide by drowning; another time it is the
rage to end existence by eaping off high places
Just now fashion takes a more harmless but not
the less violent FORM in the shape of daring aiven.
ture to the Frigii Zone. As in the first instance,
people rush mpetuously, so in the last they fol-
low fashion, and amply rewarded for their TASTE
There is not the slightest degree of abatement in
the enthusiasm excited by this thrilling work, and
we have but little doubt, if DR.. Beales engagements
would permit him to remain, he could exhibit for
weeks longer with the same profitable results. As
it is about to be removed hence, endorse, TO the
fullest extent, all that We have said aud written
upon the subject, and recommend it to the liberals
ity and appreciation Of friends wherever it may
meet them.
There will be an afternoon exhibition to-day, at
three O'clock and another and the last 10 this city,
to night.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-03

| CRooKER's MILLINERY EsTABLIsHMENT.-Yes-
terday was the Fall opening day Of the above
establishment, and prompted by a desire to
see something very nice as well as to be. in
fashion las 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 aud varied stock,
embracing all the articles belonging to the
trade, of every style and quality. The stock
of bonnets, flowers, ribbons, trimmings, head
dresses, 6c,, is far 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
ticulaTly, we look upon as the prettiest things
in that line ever introduced to the notice of the
public.
Mr.. O. 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, 1857-01-03

IsTAEr DRUHxER.-! This youthful musical prod
icy gave an entertaiDment last night in the Hall
ever Shields auction room, on The Square. The
audience was small on account Of the incIsmeny Of
the weather, but the entertainment was, neverthe-
less, novel and interesting one. The young per-
former hos lost none of his extraordinary talent for
drum-beating, and even surpssses his former
achievements, though be seems to possess little or
no more physical strength and ability thaa he did
when here several years ago. He gives another
entertainment to night
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-03

RENovALs.-Some of our business houses have
been changing their locations within the past few
days. Thompson & Co. have now got fairly into
their and elegant store on College street.
Snyder Frizzen have removed from their late
stand TO the rooms in the next door, just vacated by
the above firm. They have fitted their new quar-
tiers up "as slick q ribbon" and are prepared to
wait upon their old customers, and new ones, too,
with their accustomed politeuess and alacrity.
Beaumont, Vsnleer Co. have removed their
extensive stock Of Hardware Cutlery, &c, into a
house expressly prepared and fitted up for them,
just opposite to their old stand, on Market street.
j. w. McCombs has removed his funeral under
taking establishment from the late stand on Deade-
rick street, to the new house recently erected on
Spring street. nearly opposite TO the old stand occu-
pied by him at the time Of the couhagration which
burned him out the last time. Cornelius is on hand
at the new stand to attend to all orders for under
taking, &c.
r. T. Fleming has left bis late shop on Union
street, and removed to a stand between Cherry and
Summer on the same street. Fleming is too well
known as an excellent. painter to need our recon
mendation. Besides being superior workman, he
is prompt and energetic. See his card in another
place.
o. F. Noel Bro. are opening a new wholesale
and retail grocery establishiens at the corner Of
College and Spring streets, in the store formerly
occupied by r. OKane.
new retail grocery establishment has also been
lately opened on Market street. by Luster Jones'
been unavoidaby detained, and win not reach this
city before the 18th inst. Those who are afflicted
with diseased eyes ears, will not fail to remem.
Der that he can be seen at that time at the City
Hotel
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-03

TIE WRATHER AND THE STREETs-We are
having some Of the most disagreeable weather
known to this latitude, but common to the
winter season. An uncomfortable, falling mist
or drilling rain has been the marked feature
IN the weather for day or two, while the
streets are in q most miserable condition. Mud
and slush are encountered everywhere, to The
horror and discontinue Of pedestrians &
hard rain 70 wash it away, Is an evont ardent
n dssired and devouty wished for, bv very
BODY Just at this time.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-03
NASHVILLE:
TO ADVERTISERS.

The circulation Of the Dsily and Tri-weekly
editions Of the Patriot, combined exceeds largely
that Of any other newspaper printed in Nashville.
1t is those editions that are generally used for
advertising The Patriot therefore, is the best
advertising medium in the city. Other news
papers may have larger weekly circulation, but
advertisements do not get into the weeklies I'M
less under special contract, and separate i'd
ditional fee.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-03

HOMEOPATHIC TREATMENT OF CHOLERA IN
FRANoE.-Le AOnifeur, the official organ of
Z the French Government, announces that DR..
Mabbit, a homoepathist, has been created
. knight of the Legion of Honor, as a reward
of distinguished success in his treatment OF
cholera. That journal publishes the following
statement of his cases in comparison with the
popular medical treatment of that disease in
France:
Treated homoepathcaly, 2,2S9; cured 2,o69
died, 40; per centage of deaths, n. Treated
ALPHABETICALLY, 405,027 cured, 254,7SS died,
"a ,239; PEI. centage OF deaths, 40.
Under the head Of Morals of Wall Street, A"
New York Mirror says that it has leaked out
in the Huntington trial, that the confidential
personal and business friends of the dashing
forger knew Of his criminal transactions; and
yet were "hand and glove" with him in the
him openly drank his wine; ate his dinners
drove his fast horses; admired his pictures aud
pretty women knOUing all the while that he
had committed forgeries enough TO send a
hundred men to Sing Sing On the principle
that the receiver of stolen goods is as bad as
The thief, there are certain parties who hgld
their heads high on Change that are cheating
the State out of convict labor every day they
are permitted outside the prison yard.
THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURoH.-A series Of
meetings may be expected in this Church,
commencing to-day at II A. NJ. The organi-
cation of a church and the Sacrement of the
!. Lords Supper, will take place tomorrow at-
ter the seasaon, at II o'clock. The friends Of
this enterprise may do much to procure the in
terest of the occasion by their presence and
their prayers.
Rev. Mr. Cunningham, of Franklin, is ex-
pected 10 assist in the exercises.
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River and stoamIoat Now..

The River continues TO recede slo4ly ct this
point, though very slowly, with about FEET
of water on Harpeth Shoals. There s prom.
ising prospect for a speedy rise.
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAr.
Diamond for Louisville.
Blanche Leuis for Paducab.
ARRIVED.
81 g. Cline from Cairo.
Diamond and Umpire from Louisville.
Blanche LeUjs and Charter from Padueah.
DEPARTED.
j. G.. Cline for Cairo.
EXPECTED.
James johnson, from New Orleans, passed
GAINESVILLE yesterday and is probably at the
wharf this morning. The following boats are
also due and expected:k
.SqJlie Vest from st. LSuis.
Ella from Paducah.
Cumberland from New Orleans.
Rescue, Sioallo1O, DunIeith WenOnG and
Cambridge from Cincinnati.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-03
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The annual meeting of the Institute for the
election of officers, ETC., will be held at their
Room, on College ST., Saturday night, at II o.
clock. Members are requested to be prompt
in attendance. W. STOOKELL,
Of. President.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-03
Land SaIesa

On the 9th January, Nance woodward sell ths Corne-
ius Wasgoner lands, Whites creek, eight miles from
Nashville, the premises. This ac, contains stout ACC
acres, superb frame dwelling with six rooms, al ether
oessary out houses barns stables Kitchens neEo houses,
&C. There Is ou this act hne set Of Steam Grsi Mills
and large distery in operation. About 1t0 cleared
and $50 acres timber excellent springs and streams
Of running the tract, GO hBe meadow 20
acres in wheat 20 ~ rye, 95 One fruit
They also sell $50 killing hogs, 100 stick hogs, II mules,
horses, wagon and harness, bassy and harness,
10 head Of tie 100 bushels herds gFass seed
hay corn wheat, rye farming tOns, &C. Collision each
sale res. dee29-st
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-03

THEATER.-go-night is the last Of Miss Ince's
engagement on which occasion the interesting
play Of Madelaine viii be produced. The after
piece is FsInt Heart never Won Fair Lady.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-03

cTy- The card of Quick Mead will be found IN
another place. These enterprising geRtemen keep
a constant supply Ofevery thing in their line, which
they sell at low prices, ard deliver it TO any portion
of the CITY
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-03

FINE BRANDIEs, VINES, &e.-Psrsons in want
Of fine brandes, wines, &c, can be supplied by
calling on r. L. Weakley, corner Of Broad and
Front streets.
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Alto II n Es LAW,
NASHVILLE. 81 sssKE, -
OFFICE No. - CHERRY 5fskET Up STAIRS TIA
ONE FORMERLY OCCUPIED 50 DR.. TuoIPSOS.
~ Particular attention given the collection ofCsims
~ All business entrusted to ais viii meet With
prompt attention.
REEER EEoEs.
Judge J. 8. BRGEN Rev. A. l.. P. GREES,
Dr.. J. b. McFERRIS, W. 4. II. GREKSuELH Co.,
LNDsIET CR0cKETT.
dec15-fv
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! CON f9E.
DAILY eov OFFICE,
sMFUARr 9, 1851.
corros-The cotton market eontlas active. We heard

~efuARr o, 1871
coros-The cotton market eontls . active. We heard
Of sales Of abopt 400 bales yesterdslauKc.
Retail Domestic Market.
corros-Thsrs but little dom saturday. We heard
Of sales Of about 100 bales at Iiatl5<
HU7rm-Pcr pound, 9Oa25c.
Eees-Per dozen, :saaec.
BAcag-Hansi Sa1os shoslssrs 81 siass sasc;
LaBp-seiiing at sxssc per rsundstsn.
MEALWe quote it at 45s5Oc pa s. loo from wagons;
ia retail. ~ -
FLouR-seIllng at 50 so per 100 pounssior sIpsrines
BucxwHEAr FL,ua-s2 25 for so ID sarss.
coES-We quote corn at S5a4ec per busisl
wHssT-SYhest commands 90c
DEiED FRUF-Apples command q so per tuseel Peeled
Peaches are worth 50 50 unpeeled 81 50.
POrAToEs-Irh Potatoes worth s0c from wagons; sla
70 in retail Sweet Potatoes are ceiling at 81 59a2 COS
T0ssiPs- 2sc per bushel.
New Orleans lHarkets.
DC SlCoTToS today OF 5000 bales prices ir.
Tegur ana an average business dong without ouotabls
change Sugar quiet 81 9S<c Bresdstfs verT dul Pork
quiet. Lard in bbls 1s<g. Exchaugs on London * s.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-03
EXPECTED.

t4y- The SdLEie West will leave here on
Sunday morning for ST. Louis.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-03

~ The steamer Cumberland is advertised
to leave this port for New Orleans on Monday
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-03
AUCT ON SALE OF GROCERIES
BY
MORRIS g. STRATTON,

lN WEDNESDAY, MORNING, January 9Th, at 10 o.
" clock, will offer At Auction in front OF StOre
Market street
50 hhds choice new crop Su-10O boxes Cod Fiji;
gar; 100 F." y = Rlisins,
Il hhds choice old crop Su- 90 bags Pepper Spice and
80 bbls new Molasses; Ginger;
so bbls old Moasses; 100 boxes star Candles;
500 bagsprine new crop Cot100 boxes Tobacco;
fee; 80 boxes TaloT Candles
100 bags old Bait. Coffee; 100 boxes select Cheese;
loo bbs Loaf Crushed and 429 boxes Glassware, aisort
Powdered Sugar; ed;
100 superior Carbonie150 bbls Plies Magnolia
Soda; Whisky;
500 kegs Nails; 100 bbls -ther brands;
100 bbs Cider vinegar; 10 bbls An eTicln Brandy;
30 dozen Wash Boards; 10 bbs Gin
so dozen Buckets; 50 bbs Smiths Old Reserve
80 bbIs l, 2 & 3 MaCkere, Whisky;
Do kits Maczere, 10 bbs a Browns Whisky.
With various other articles in tn. Grocery IDe
dec25-td MORRIS d STRATTON.
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WANTED.

WANTED.
60 000 BUSHELS dried faii, Peaches and Ap.
OOS pies osV0 Joe Ginseng, 5000 Fesiners,
Tor wflch he highest market price viii Be paid
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Fisur. Of vAFious ans superior brAads-
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GODEY's LADY's BOOK for January, 1857.
GRAEAM'S MAGAZINE for January, 1857.
HARPER's NEW MONTHLY for January, 1857
expected.
FRANK LESLIE'5 JOURNAL, MAGAZINE and
NEWS For sale by JOHN YORK. & CO.
decls IS Union street.
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HARPER for January, just received by
IL JOHN Y09K 4 CO..
uecZ4 IS Union street