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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-08
Josrpy HrcEx.S, Auctioueer
NJ , IN cfoi.,L

JosTPs HFGENAS, Auctioueer
THIS DAY Friday, May ;, at 10 o'clock a. IN.
rT..v a, the Central Ssesroons, of Wiloughby
and Pesr large and sene5ai Sssor@snt Of good psin
Brrss. Carpets Painting Sc Purchasers will BE- required
their goods Immediately sae the sale a. we Iequrs
After which shall have TO prepare for tue Annus
Sale of Second hand Velvet Brussels Three ply nain s1d
Stair Carpets, Olciosh' 40, which will take P'aee on faY
Nav Is
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THOMAS BELL Auctioneer.
GREAT SALE Of Warranted FURNITURE at
" AUCTIOS-FRIDAY, May g. at Chinese Building. N,
$50 Broadway, at lOt o'clock II you want 20 get good
worn such Tables Stands Corner stands Piano stools
come. J. H. DOUGHTY, Mslufscsrer, No ~ az. ID. New
York
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DRINTS.-3o0 case, Frst-cIsss Light and Dars
j NADER PRINTS. New styles counting IN from ta'
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CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
~ oGce Of tho Clerk Of the Board Of Educon G.ad
and Elus land nowhere esel until the 18th day Of Nay
At II o'clock fOE the COAL and " GOD required for
the PUBLIC SCHOOLS Of this city Tor the eRuins Wlnt,
(sy 500 Of coal, and go o0rds OF osk wood sud ~
cord. Of pine wood ess The coal must be o. TOE pet
quality OF white ISL furnace and stove COAL In good ofu
4 ~ pounds to the un ghed by person selected Y
Committee, and delivered in the BINS at tho eVsrsi seh
houses.
The proposals the location Of the nine nu
which proposed to supply the coal aud the P'ice'''
she and - l..
The wood be OF the best quality and delivered pr
sawed spill. and piled tie school yards IS may po v
by the proper authority The pine wood TO o. o's -
PINE less than feet inches in engn a1a voc
less than feet long and the sticks nos sess 'a@H
diameter. ,,oe ..Li, f..
The proposals must state the p-ce per cord Of 70 eo
solid for pine and for OAK and aso the pt0e P
saving and splitting each load. ,A,h. r,s,.cto, ~
The wood viii b. inspeo.ed and measured o5 he
Fuel Of the Board Of Education Said coH shd 49,
Hyefsd AZ the schools where ordered 90 fol1ws IT,
the quantity of the wood from the Lth Of s 70 &c ~ o'
July and tie remainder required by ,1e g. =,
thirds Of the suautty Of coal from the Sn ~ 70 e M
oo'oSt 100, sn =, ~ binding until tie lat Of May 1883
g es - e;,bfpi neornsnce Of the contract will BE-
, ' ~, o.cS urop.-a BE- accompanied with the
49,. 80, -t-n.,,,re. Of She proposed snretles
u'in"' Snu John DAVENPORT
DANIEL SLOTE. Committee
THOMAS BOISE
TERRENCE FARLEY, supplies.
GEORGE WHITE.
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miscellaneous.

TOY to S.-A DELICIOUS
~ MORNING BEVERAGE and an infalble cure for Dys
blSDFIJOS CoEFEE DANDELION COFFEE
Only Is cent, per pound For sale by all AsGufac
tur-d by WRIGHT GILLIES BROS.
No. 2S5 and 81 Washington.s New-Yort.
Forgery. Forgery, Beware
OF rogues, who counterfeits prepare;
For Lyons Powder and has Pills,
That buss IN chambers, rats In mills
Isdu6itaby slsy
BY scoundrels, envious Of his fame,
Have eounterf-ited been, ia rsme;
Don't buy the poison, prsy.
I YON cannot be answerable for the consequences
IL Of the poisonous nostrs got In imitation Of his
harmless MAGNETIC POWDERS Tor destroying insects sd
his MAGNETIC PILLS for ekterminstins sod mice.
Look signature. Z. LYON Depot. No i2i BrosdwIy
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CTTY Of CHICAGO SEWERAGE loan

CTTY Of CHICAGO SEWERAGE LOAN
- We oeer for SALE sa0ooe Of the BONDS on fHE
CITY or CHICAGO. ILLINOIS. u $1,000 esch fsas
due on the st Of july tho bearing
eat 4, per cont other half al per cent principal aHi
tes., fedeemsb In New York Coupons payable ist ofJv
These acsIs are issued for SEWERAGE purposes. pur
Of the Municipal AuthOries Of The City Of Chicago
The law under which they issued gives the fullest evw
the city and 10 issue Bonds therefor bearing not exceeding
The entire loan not TO exceed s0Oo The faith 9th. city
1. p;rdsed for their redemption
t,y and .es, .T pse 70 meet the srns
and create shining FUND sufficient 10 retire said Boads
This money is 10 - placed In the hands Of the Com
mi.oner 70 be y them invested in these S'nd' or un'd
The law also provides that the obligation to levy and Collect
the Bonds and not rspeslabe
10 1870 the population Of Chicago
In 1889 the population Of Chicago was..........13e
In letS the population Of Chcaso
In 1851 the population Of Chicago was.
ocd 900, but IN fact /. slsO 100000.
The entire debt Of the City including the Sewerage Loan
For ws,er Works.
For other municipal purposes HtSie
.sIIA,sls
the %. s%' % SSH' Valued at ssss e
The Wster WORKS cost about ssooO. yielding
enue largely over the interest OF the cost. - .
The be derived from the Water Works will r'rs
About rs Ooo has been expended on the Sewers,
The Of wealth and population in this city has no e'
ample in this country.
Thrse Bonds a desirable Investment ..s,. -
WtNsL0w, LANiER Co.
Eew.YoTk. April - 1887
ELECTION for DIRECTORS OF tho fahh
~ BANK held yesterday sud the following gentlemen
were elected for the ensuing year:
Rr.ben w Howes, George ~ rows
Ioseph A huxley Peter Hayden,
In, 81 Mscy Edmund " Young
Tuis > Aver. John s. Dickerson.
Edward 4. Wesley, Ava LanG
Robert Squires Arthur kssry
Ci.rlir. Conant Benz Il. Blydenbargh
George J. Byrd. Henry A Hurbut.
Melvin \ Whitney Terence Donneily,
Josspb o. Owls. william H. Foss,.
William X. Kitchen
For Insucctors- Daniel Parish, LorDs Andrews AdIagtoa
Reed. -. r,,,,r.,
And az meeting o the Directors held this day, REUBEN
w HOW rs was unanimously reelected President.
CHARLES A. MACY, Cashier
S.w-York, MAY s, 1867
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C'OR SALE, EXCHANGE or to LET-Large

il brick FACTORY, with Water and Steam Power
within hours ride If the city by rsirosd water
unicaon. Also. FAR in the town OF Mamaroneck Of
scrrs with good House Barn and fine Orchard within
mes Of the railroad depot VIII be sold very cheap Oneat
OF thu purchase remain mortgage Inquire OF
CHAs. LAWRENCE on tho premises, or OF JAS T. ROC
No. I6 CITY, Hallp
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Builoins materials.

CUIIMNEY-TOPS, Gamkirk aud American Stone
" ware G.red Pipes Water and Sever Pipes. vitrihed
seua to imported at bali tho price Lols roeefJ depot
No, s. Nassau st. N. Y.
EHCAUSTIC TILES-Fos Vestibues. Halls,
II Ue.nhs Dinine roons ConseTyHtorie. ko GARaKfRX
CVIMEYY-FoPs DRAIS-PIPHS tc Fef sac By
MiLJFR COATS. No. Ns P.&dI. ny
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nor SALE-One of the most desirable fLACES
ON the Past River a. Upper RaveHswood Inquire oil j.
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Piano tortes ano Maeie.

A BARGAlN.-A frst-class Rosewood round
~ co-oer PIANO tioc'svo. Ell wsrisr'"t 80 sac 90
FieCHfk'S, n. 80 b.. iHuy.
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1uetructlon.

BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG
ID LADIES aud JUVENILES No. l6s Wafiinstou'st,
Brooklyn, n Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-08

pOOKKEEPlNG-Gent cOnversant with
- the details Of may strain q. FOSTERS MER
CAMILLE COLLEGE, Mn 10 Broadway, mastery knowl'
edge Of Double Entry IN the hOf. space week Office
hour 10 II O. M 10 p M and p. Private Les.
IN Writing and Arithmetic usual Now ready kOS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-08

WIIihLl kltchen.
For InspcctorD anioi Parish LoDs Andrews, AdIAsto1
Reed. -. r,,,,..,.,
And az meeting of the Directors held this day, REUBEN
u HOW rs wa, uuau iulously reelected President.
CHARLES A. MACY, Cashier
E.yyYork MAY s. 1867.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-05-23

DECIDEDLY ENrnusiAstic In. 81,
or OF - popular California journal wa, :,
last accounts IN eestacies. having been n, =
ball away Up AT Upper Calycrilas. on ,ha
" lhun,b hand" side Of Calyeras. count,
aud we should judge, from his enthusiasts
description # the ieie, that he had loved
himself hugely, lIo ihus expaitalrs up,n
the charms Of the geniler SIX IN tnat sec
ton
rhefe were maiicns faiter Than lonpe.
can namr;' with forms worthy the lany
wish OF sefaphim;' checks whose .on
changing bloom was like tia, with VII eb
the aerial hoe ol Mountaineering tose. an
the water ard eyes
liel he deep hue bouaJt.ss he,,.a
Cnf,lciai i1 iNo rtuiss nu lefn-aih..
tI.sI. laIt dpr 'ss'las dirk. nr ni.i.u'sies.
oshNiiii. arh. auIi ne hruuga luo woven"
aud lps whose deep magic
-' taNe surh foWrr
tsiaHaf lew a1t fiil that hour"
0ae.uuj - tha guest, were ladies. who
80 entertained ,bs gertlrmen ia que.Inn
ihr time ped an uou daylight eaesb,
a.uku-s, ,n hrt aru. aad rofe i lsr o,r
tst f,sltog seas tpa 1trIy ,sie."
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-05-23

The Convention of the Western toa'
,sressionai D.siic, was then held. Inc
names ct paucr, Byan. Bee, and Wiley
were hs!,re a. O. the thirty q "a ball The
Hon Guy VI Byaa, Of Braz'ria. wa
LIN.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-05-23
saddle and Harness Depository,

Marshall. Ielas,
-. y are now Receiving a large
~Ta-s4Iss3 A". sreudii lot Of fancy .sr-
rages, buggies, with and with
'n' ''P' sulNies harness Sc, which We pro
po.e o. sell risep.
=, on Nlll md this establishment a. J. T.
= y 'o's Mammoth livery stable, on the
Mort side Of lhe public square,
}. H. BELL. 4 co
Nay %, 81. No-39 Il
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-05-23

rr NaHHr HsI. tHH.af t.- g.
n8tl.f1a
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-05-23

" one haodrsl .ons &; Ice
: se'''" 80 reyeros,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-14
BY TELEGRAPH.
BY THE NATIONAL LINE.
REPORTS Furnished By the Associated Press.I
ARRIvAL OF TIE ARABIA.


New YoRK. Nov. IS.-Fhe steamer Arabia has
The American hor-es Prioress and Babylon were
bldly beaten in the Camhridgeshire stakes.
Several important failures have occurred at
Manchester.
Delhi has been stormed and captured. 1t held
out six DAYS. Loss to the British 600, including
officers. DURAN reinforced Havelock at Gavin
PORE The latter started for Lucknow, the garrl-
son Of which held out CALAMITY.
Fears are entertained of an outbreak at Anard,
where a conspiracy to restore Elk Rajah has been
discovered.
Bombay news is favorable.
A serious plot to murder the Europeans at Tur-
rachee has been discovered
Reinforcements have arrived at Calcutta.
Business at Bombay is active. At Calcutta it is
d II.
Observation-Disclosures Hoggens, Ward
& Co., Manchester liabilities halfa million pounds;
W. & II. Brand & Co. London liabilities, l40,0
pounds; Charter, Smith & Co, Manchester, and
james Condi, Perth liabilities el8o,00O
FRANcE.-Gen. CaVaguac died OF disease of the
heart.
SpArN.-Tbe Ministry is organized; Armero,
Minister of War and President of the Council;
Mora Minister of Finance Isa Rosa, Minister of
Foreign Affairs.
The health of the King of Prussia is improving.
The Swiss elections have resulted IN favor OF the
Liberals
a.
emma. but the crisis is believed to be over.
CHINA-The soop -of-war, Portsmouth, sailed for
Japan. The Levant, for San francisco, was at
Shanghai. ~ .s-e.r a an
The blockade of Canton river is strictly main
tanned The American ship North Wind put in
dismasted Teas have considerably advanced at
Bullion in the Bank of England has decreased
l04, 600 pounds.
American securities unsettled; all kinds slightly
declined during the week, but closed with an inn
proving tendency.
Cotton, Orleans fair 81, mddling Sc; Mobile Sc
and 81; upland S. and ST. Flour declined to 3
shillings; Wheat declined Al to s.; Beef heavy,
inferior or mostly affected; Pork dull; Lard de-
cIined Is. Sugar steady; Coffee dull; Tea. but lit
tie enquiry; Spirits of Turpe ntine and Rosin dull
Bark active.
LoNDoN.-Welsh bars and rails dull. Sugar de-
clined l. to 1863. Coffee advanced the same. Tea
dull.
Haley & Co, in the New York and Canada trade.
and l. frey Co., Insurance brokers, have fall
ed.
LONDON. Oct 3l.-By telegrapS-Funds exceed
ingly firm yesterday alter the steamer FulOn's ad-
vice., an6 closing at ( advance. The hnanci Il
crisis is considered passed. A large business done
in Illinois Central Railroad shares, dtimproves Pri-
ces. Money easier
The Arabia brings upwards of 100000 specie
from Havre.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. l3.-The river is rising, with
six feet nine inches water on the falls.
ST LOUIS, Nov. 10. There is six feet water from
ST. Louis Cairo.
The Reindeer is sunk at the mouth of the Mis-
souri,.
New YORK, Nov. l8 The ship William Ch,se
from Liverpool to Charleston is ashore at YOughal
bay.
WASHINGTON, Nov. l3.-Emphatic instructions
have been serU South with a view of interceping
Walker and his party.
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) : = ~ '''''''' u ). > Dlcnry
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-14


e. We take great pleasure in repubiishinI the
following paragraphs, from the Union and Ar1eyi-
can DR. Fo>TER is one of the prom isng Of
the Nashvill, boys who have sou Iht fame and for
tune in other climes. We wish him unmessurrd
success in lis important aud responsible position:
We always feel pride in recording the good
fortune Of NaShvill- bnysin distant fields AMI have
peculiar pleasure ia copying the Annexed extrtct-
from New Orleans Journals relating to the election
of Dr.. Foster Hous" Surgeon in the Oh ri:y
Hospital OF that city Dr. Foster i tn son of our
1T nd hm-nted felio w-citizrn, Hon. II. Fo-TER.
The noble qualities which r. iuhrrits wortAiy
appreciated in the city Of his adoption:
ELECTIoN OF HOUSE SURGEON TO THE CHARITY
HOsPJTAL At a meeting of the Board of COmmis-
sioners OF the Charity Hospital. held list evening,
DR.. Foster elected House Surgeon. Tn Office
of Hous. Surgeon in tn Charity Hospital Is one
the in pOrtance of which cannot be OveT-ystinateG
The almost unanimous vote OF the Board (srVeu 10
one, We brrve, in favor of DR. Foster, Is cred
table 10 the gOoj sense. impsrality ami Just dis
elimination of the Board, the compliment =
justly mel ited 10y the professional skill Of the az
pOintee.
HOUSE SURGEON CHARITY HOsPITAL.-We III
derstand, that at the election for officers of the
Charity Hospital " hch took place ytsrer ,ay, D.
Foster was chosen, by large majority, for the I'M
pOrtant and r. spOnsiole post OF House Surgeon 10
the institution. DR.. Foster held the same post son
years since, aud resumes 1t with the strongest
guarantees of ability fill it with advantage and
credit.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-14

DFIFxEss CUKED.-The best remedy for deafness ever
offered 10 the public is BsAGss ARcTIJ LHMEST Many
Of rs' standing have been quickly and en-
ely by it. and Tho sands OF cases, caused
by colds or distractions of the chambers have yielded
applications. Full directions for Use accom-
pany each hottie One OF the most remarkable cures vas
at the Hartford Deaf and DuGb Asylum. boy fifteen
years Of age named Benjamin Crawford who had been
deaf Consequently dumb, sent there for
edacatioH and experiment the Eminent was tried
him. and with the complete success He nov hears
as well as any one and rapidly learning talk. The
Eminent is for sale at the Drug noy2-1m.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-14
ADVERTISEMENT
los MEDICAL PREPARATIONS

FOX The CURE OF
EVERY KNOW N DLSEA Sc!
The undersigned, having been appointed sole gent for
>asave for the sale Of the Medical Preparations
DR.. Freese's Con brneo sy OF Practice
Physicians Families would respectfully offer them
such citiz- ms as need restorative to heditA
These preparations pounded rom the recipes OF
the celebrated physicians nd Surgeons OF Europe
America, will eUeJy 0 disease that is at
all within the reach ofTemedes. These Preparations have
years BY Profss Freese and other cele
brste Physicians of country their daily practice
and have been found invariably eGectual.
For further particulars, Dr.. Presses Combined Sys
TEN Of Practce,-togeherw with Cards Posters, &C.
the Book, Medicine Chests, and Medicines may be
had the undersigned, at his Drug Sore Nashville
JOHN ] BEECH,
No. 90 Sewanee Building, ollege St,
un-16-6m. Nashville, Tenn.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-14
ANorHEn CAsE OF MoRAL IssAsTr, NAY b.

ANorHEE CASE OF Moral INsANrrY, MAY b.
Our city reporter seuus Us the ioowins:
"a young woman calling herself Sarsh Chamber
on Sunday delivered herself up To the l4th Ward
Police. and stated that she belonged to an a-soels-
ton Of I've females, whose business was to throw
vtriol upon such persons as they thought proper
and TO stab with dirks their enemies. She SAYS
further, that the association 10 the habit Il
passing counterfeit money, and that recently sh-
had killed her infant by stutug up it, nov
tril. She balls from the Five Points, and "a
thought TO be insane. Justice Brennan COMMITTEE
her for examination"
(No doubt Sarah l. insane. Everybody that
"stabs with diks rr otherwise ''kllls now-a-duys.
Is insane. The VitIioI Man, in his day, was III
sane" too N J. h<bress
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FRESH ARRIVAL
or
s%Nss FALL s. WINTER
BOOTS. SHOES, HATS AND CAPS!

- h ~ ~ -
30. SO SO, Corner of College and Broaa~Sy'
NASHVILLEs TENN
TTAs re evsd his stock OF BOOTS, SHOES, HATS 81
II TRUNKS for the FAN and WINTER Irade' 0onSi''Ns
, n part fellows, viz:
FOrLadies. Misses and Children.
Ladies one Kid and Mo- BOotses thin and thick Sole WIZ
heels . ,,.,r and trimmed;
& Lasting Caters, side and mont laced WIN
heels
" Congress
Kid Ruskns and Front Ties
Miss {" and no. Slippers and Bo0,ee
and Child. Lasting Caters and G.,
Child. Kid and Mo. thick and Pump Pump Sole'
Fancv Boots and Shppers'
Womep's extra size Kid Boots utkinss 6ei
Mo. and
Servants heavy Calf, Kip and No, extra Sizes
For Gents and Boys.
Gents hne PegRed and Laced Boots
Water-proof -
Fat, Kid, and BueEslP o Cong Gait.
Broad Strap Shoes, pump and wei'i
a. b. r. CUTTERS.
No sc and 50. corner of College and BrCodyayi
NCv.7. ,-1'1
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-14

TINS NEW York HoRsEwHIPPING AFFAIR
Thursday last. Hiss Louisa G,-seo st-pprI out
of a carriage in the lower part Of Broadway, New
York, and, approaching iashiouaJle young man
named Eugene Thorn, Indicted several blows with
a whip when he took refuge in an Office and sh.
drove away. The fem lie sings in the choir Of on
of the fashionable churches in New York. and i.
well known to the fast youth OF the city The
whipping the result of some. disagreement be-
tween the parties.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-14

THEATRE The Empire Min trsls close a proi-
Sitter, the ipimitarle DUO {. The amusing
yestic of Rich rd the Third will be repeated, with
a variety Of other performances, humorous, plthet-
Sc, aad sentimcntl. Those who want COOL seats
ehoud be On han early
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-14

a CHANGE Mr. j. W. Grisham, late OF the
of KHkman & Ellis has pur, based the Grocery
establishment of Messrs. Smith, Love, Co, al d
will, with Mr.. Hufaker, his partner, continue tile
business under the firm Of GRESHAM & HUFFAKEl.
Their stock will be Immediately enlarged o
embrace everything in the line, and will he Offered
at the lowest prices. We wish the new frm much
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-14
Hughes Brothers,

Practical Artists IL every branch of Photo graphy and
Wholesale retail dealers in Ambroype Meainotype,
Photograph, and Daguerreotype goods Apparatus and
Chemicals every kind variety and description used in
the All orders will be promptly filed and for
any part the country the lowest
rates. cash. which respectfully in
vted Also Agents the sale of Meanoypa and spher
reotype Rights. HUGHES BROS,
sep.4. &c Union street. Nashville, Tenn.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-14
COUNEY COURT CLERK.

Rr We authorized to announce Capt JOHN s. DASH
candidate for CO0nty Court Clerk at the March
election.
EB We are authorized to announce FELIX K. CHEAT
HAM, candidate reelection the Office Of County
Court Clerk. Election in March next
~ We authorized announce THos. D. STOGNER
candidate for County Court Clerk at the next March
election
ED- We authorized to announce WILLIAM L. FOSTER
as candidate for the Office County Court Clerk the
ensuing March election.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-14

weeNsSs WANTED-Immediately, 1O,-
III ~'A 900 men TO engage IN the sale of the most
popular selling Books in Amer Invads, mechanics,
farmers and teachers vi hing to travel will End this
very profitable ard pleasant busne bling them to
see country, and make money the time. A
gents In the business clearing from $500 to II 500
per year. full particulars and list Of Books, address
II. NJ. RULlSON Queen City Publ:hiug House, l4 Main
test, Cincinnati, Ohio; or, living East, RULIsoN,
Philadelphia. sept2l.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-14
CONSTAB

~ We are authorized to announce osEPH r. RYAS
a candidate Unstable, l. the Nashyile Dist let.
~ We authorized to announce JEssE b. PERRY
candidate Constable in the Nashville District, at tn
ensuing arch election.
~ We au. horned announce FLETCHR W. HORN
"A il the Mas willie District the
ensuing March election
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-14

PRIoREss AND BAHYLoN BEATEN.-rhe tell
graphic despatch Of tne Arabia n."s chronicle
another defeat Of the Am .ricau aors 10 f CLAN +,
in the last race but one this Y ar il which tn Y
were entered.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-14

gx- In one of the New York courts on Satur-
day there was an interesting case, involving ths
responsibility of the propretors OF hotels. A sum
of money placed IN the hands of the clerk of
one OF the hotels for SAT- keeping, by person stop
ping at the hotel. The next DAY TIE clerk abscon-
ded with the money. The proprietors claimed that
they were not liable. The owner Of the money
brought suit, and the Judge decided that the pre-
prietoIs were liable for the amount
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-14

Cinginnati Market.

-NUF z
CHEESE stock of this article is very large, and
rapidly accommodating; the demand for export being quite
small Prices have downward tendency and at the close
selected could be pure ased easily extent at SC. We
quote 9G9c the closing the la for prime
in all lots. Fancy brands from II to l2Sc but
very title demand for such lO16T boxes
ceived du ing the week, and only 2,Tl3 do exported
FRUITS AND NUTS Green app es a arriving very
freely and the stock here IS large, and the demand
being sales any made with difficulty, and
all such below quotation, have TO be
copied The great bulk OF hose arriving "Russets
The sales heard Of during the week add "a bb at
prices ranging 81 81 81 80 being tn leading
for good in prime condition and in 2H bushel BIB 8.
HOGS AND CATTLE further ecline has been estab
lshed gs, call the dul 50 800
81 p-fltted ~ Z5GSl so for c5rn-fted per
cwt gros s. with a limited demand and a dull market.
Beef cattle again lower and duh We quote 80 25
IS p the clio ing per cwt grOs The supply is
good.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-14
Paper Reduced.

ENROM and after the 1t Of cember will reduce
! price Of paPe nom to 10 cent for cash, and TO
all lular prompt customers, and should necessity
arise for stti .rtheT retIc ion [ will make is.
Ra reduc d TO cents, as en- b. my card above
and they be delivered my free Of dray
aud clear Of woolens and silks, and subj deduc
ton il We occasionally receive very nd hrrent
rag they be subject classification the
other rchandse, and be paiu for accordingly.
nov2-2w UBGG W. \. NuITEMAN