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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-22

ffNHIs popular and long establishes company having bsn
much enlarged, will perform in this city Under spacious
Pavilion Tent Market street, Monday night August q,
1883 The performances will consist Of Songs and Dances,
Dramas, Comeiies tarces, and new DissolYins Views
on tonight H presented the Drama Of the Egepf Of
she Wishst9n-F Wish, IN two acts popular Songs,
Dances and Negro Melodies % BE- followed With langhsble
Farce.
p The Manager kzE pleasure Of announcing that he has
made engagement with
MR.. BILL PARHOTT, the Old Fav0rites
who Will appear each evening in some Of his BEST PIECES.
Doors open at 7 O'Clock performance 70 commence at g.
Tickets Of admission 50 ocnts, children servants ..
auga J. ii. GRAHAM, Agent.
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NASHVILLE FEMALE ACADEMY.

YENHE next Academic Year viii begin September 6, 5s.
During the week preTieus-Preparlti0n Week-au
Teachers in their places new Pupils will be received ard
our classes arranged following Monday
mence regular work for the year.
On Saturday. August 96 az O'clock P Ms friends
viied to visit the Academy which time all the Buildings viii BE-
inspection During the present the work OF
year has been finished, spacious Exercise Hail. has been
erected, and ether additions made relating particularly TO
the health Of Pupils There other academy 0Utng
in the Ced States equal 70 IN egeRs c0H0esHes
and hedltjsfHlRes8.
knowledge Of this fact and Of system OF oassica-
ton will satisfy any intelligent person. that large our school
k yet child here receives from Teachers personal atten-
ton than she possibly In small private SCHOOL, We
think ALSO that in buildings and also Ia the number and
peenoe Of Teachers, shall be better than ever prepared 70
do all that parents expect OF school IN regard %
the health and also to the religious and intellectual culture q
young ladies nsed 70 either as boaTer OF e3y
=, Gs ALLAOEts
August %, lsIs-augsl st.
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Great Reduction in GOOdsII
y a. mK I'D e. On
WATSON N COOKE JASPER n. BAnET. GEORGE la
COOKE, BAILEY a co.

Y
Boots, Shoes Hats Caps, Straw Goods Ssc.,
10. 50 Torfb SIDE Public Sy1rs Aa2iDHle, 7tln.
VWTE resolving large and well assorted stock Of
wv and desirable goods selected with great and
adapted the present and approaching season. which
ly invite the attention Of the trade
To those merchants who buy goods on short time then
their paper promptly maturity Wl make their interest
70 give At least portion Of their patronage.
Call and examine stock and prices.
Orders carefully filed and goods promptly sent hrsrd-
aug5 COOKE, BAII.ET = CO
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New Stock Of Fail and Winter
FOODS!

WE now in rsosip. Of our stock Of Goods adapted to
sPProsns .sason, comprising g S9 .5 Rss5i and mot
Of the latest styles, entirely new.
FRENCH, ENGLISH and GERMAN ME-
RNOs,
THIBET CLOTHS;
ALPACA LUsTREs, OF all qualities;
REAL mOHAIR and SILK LUsTRES;
COBURGS, and ITALIAN CLOTHS for
LADIES' Dress Goods;
DE BEGE, &c, &c., of ali qualities;
FRENCH, ENGLISH, ana AMERICAN
MUSLIN DE LANES, Of the greatest va
riety Of styles;
FRENCH, SCOTCH, and AMERICAN
PLAIDs, &C.;
ChiIdren's PIaids----GOOds Of
New styles!
solid cOlOred mOUsLIN DE LANES, Of
all qualities;
Our stock of DRESS GOODS is perfect and
complete in every respect, and CannOtbe
surpassed in quality and price.
GentIemen's Furnishing Goods
Superior quality Of BLACK, BLUE and
FANCY COLORED CLOTHS of all prices.
BLACK, and FANCY cOLORED CAssI-
mEREs Of entirely new styles;
SOLID COLORED CAssImEREs of all
qualities;
FANCY NESTING. AIarge stock Of new
styles of CUT VELVET, FANCY CASH.
MERE, SILK snd wORsTED VEST
Notions and Trimmings!
Our comprises the largest variety Of small wares, Trim
mings Threads Of all kinds Combs, Buttons, &c, &C. Hosiery
Gloves suspender Handkereef, Umbrellas and arte
wanted in Dry Goods Store.
BLACK andFANCY DRESS SILKS;
With the greatest variety of Trimmings.
200 Cases FANCY PRINTS, of American,
English and French manufactsre.
so Cases BIeached Domestic, all quail
ties;
100 Bale. BROWN sHEETINGs and
SHIRTINGS;
100 Bales Al and 7-s OsNABURGs;
100 Bales BROWN and BLEACHED
LLINGs;
80 Cases PLAID LINsEYj
so Cases BED TICKING and CHECK
PLAIDS, etc.;
eOCases SATTNETs;
so Cases KERsEYs;
5000 Negro BLANKETS of all qualities
1000 COAT BLANKETS, 4"
TRAVELLING RUGS, BLANKETS, etc.;
White Goods and EmbrOideries of every
variety, Sleeves, Collars, ETC., etc.!
LACES, EDGNGs, FOOTINGS, White
and Black Bonnet Ribbons of all styles;
mANTUA and SATIN RIBBONS, of all
eOIOrs and widths;
IRISH LINENS of every quality;
SILK and TABBK VELVETS, all cOlOrs
The greatest variety Of SHAWLS, for
ladies; also, GENTLEMEN's TRAVEL
LING sHAWLsj
mOEIAIR and ALPACA WRAPPERS, etc.
best We have ever to prompt dealers
liberal time.
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ReguIar Passenger Packets,
ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH SUCCESSFUL
1855. FALL TRA ABE. 1855

At THE NEW YORK MILLINERY EKP0RLClh
30 UNION STREET, NASHVILLE TESS.
MRS. DOYLE respectfully announces to the ladies n
lV Of Nashville State Of Tennessee and adjoining -
States that she will receive few days, from New York Va
e largest and most magnificent Of FRENCH PATTERN
BONNETs as we'll as cheapest brought to this city, IN
part follows:
1000 Fall and Winter B0nnets, all colOrs:
1900 Ladies Misses Brown and White Leghon BooEners
new styles
500 Chene Fancy Bugs Barebeau Plain and Flower Head
Dresses;
500 Ladies Dress Caps:
pointmentsi
100 pieces Rich Winter Bonnet Ribbons, new styesi
go Boxes White, Red and colored Plumes-
ENBROIDERIES, such Collars sleeves haneercnaeii
get Bands Edrngs Childens Robes, Waists ard CaPea
Is lot Of Patent Skirts Corss Cloth Coas Of the most
popular styles Furs great quantity, all ne way from the
Rocky Mountains.
@IsGuTiSf MRS DOYLE
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Valuable Dwelling for Sale,

Valuable Dwelling for Sale.
AVING determined dispose Of real estate in Nashville
sell that convenient residence now occupied by my
SELF on Summer The house contains nine good rooms
besides Kitchen house. smOkehouse, three servants rooms
hath rooms store rooms supplied with and WATER and
m complete in every particular The lot fronts 9O feet by 40
deep II desired the will be sold with so feet Of ground
Parties desiring to purchase will call A v S. Lindsey who
will show the premises, fix terms Of sale. &c
aur2O JAMES NlCHOL-
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NASHVILLE RACES !

81 -
MALL MEETING, 1858, will Monday sepem-
Der I. with sweePsiake with three year ods-s30O
trance-SlOO forfeit. Two mile heats. Eight entries
Eli OdOm br Mary Wye by Albion dam by Sovereign.
Also, chf by Albion, dam Ann Chase by Leviahan.
Blythe Guild Hawatha by Albion, dam by Sovereign.
W. e. Harding names bT Tennessee, by Epsilon, dam Kate
Also, names Oh by Albion, dam Delta by Priam
Moore names bf Betty Nancy, by Shamrock dam Ida by
Roundtoo by Glencoe dam Jane Watson,
by Priam.
Also, names Oh +, by Albion, dam by Priam
TUESDAY, 18th.
sweepstake with two year Old mile outS3OO
500 forfeit. Seven entries
james Jackson oh Fanny Bugg, by Ambassador
Ida, by Beshazzar.
A. Barnes +, by Albion, dam Ann Chase by Lee
viahan.
W. T. Roundtree Oh by Epsilon, by Glencoe
Hagh Calgy names C, by Albion, dam by Leviathan
W. T. Chatham names che, by Glencoe, by Leyiahan.
Eli Odom names c, by Albion, dam by Sovereign.
Also (, by Albion, dam by Sovereign.
Second RaeeWi uned three year OdsS2OO entranceS5O
forfeit. Three entries
W. T. Chatham names Oh f. by Glencoe dam by Leviathan
Blythe & Guild names Ellie Dean
W. ROundtEse names Oh BY Albion dam EudOra by Pram
Third RaceGles county stake, with three year odss3OO en-
trance, player pay. Three entries
WEDNESDAY 29TH.
Jockey Club Purse, $3.50. Two mile heats.
THURsDAY, BOTH.
Jockey Club Purse, sI5O-One mile heats.
Second Race-sWeepstakes with und three year olds-SIOO
entrance-S25 forfeit. One mile heats. Five entries.
D. P. Hadey names C, by Allen Brown, dam BY Priam
W T. Roandree names Oh T. by Albion, dam by Little Trick
by Priam.
W. 7. Chatham names Oh by Glencoe dam by Levaan.
E. MerriWeter names oh BY Ambassador, dam by Pacific
Jockey Club Purse S9OOOne mile heats three best in ve
SATURDAY.
Jockey Club Purse S950-tFo mile heats.
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Closing Time sale of Groceries
AT AUCTION.
On Tuesday, the gath OF August,
ARRIs a coz.
VIII oETEE A. AUoTIoE,
At w. H Gordon & Co.'s Warehouses
I3J hhd5 n Sugar, all grades;
l2j hbis and half bbs M0lasse5i
100 boxes Star Candles
500 bbls Whisky;
$50 packages Brandy
500 boxes Soap
500 keys Fails;
20 cases sardnes;
With segars Tubs Matches Spices, and mary other articles
The Goods viii be offered with liheal privileges
all under $500 cash, $500
der 600 sixty days, 900 and under $1,000 ninety days,
5000 four months; for approved endorsed ats pya
bic IN Bank
augl7-td HABITS a co.
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P.P. PECK, So:

CARRIAGE WARE ROOMS
Cherry Street, NashviIIeg
Of
and RoczaWays. Of them extra hne.
Also a few Choice Buggies Of bis own ana eastern
manufacture, with and without tops.
Also one horse Adams Il Hdg01 senltna article
In order reduce my stock Of hoaaays and Alr IN
usual Inducements win be offered % Cash customers
aurl7-d
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ME are receipt Of stock Of Goods adapted the
w approaching season, comprising the largest and
complete imported BY Of Ladies Dress Goods
Of the latest styles, entirely new
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OLDHAM q WHITE 49,
ATTORHEFS AT LAW
am.lIn.- Tnwma. -

elmer l1IoF9 W.T.
al Ci9ins once on Congress Avenue near the Capitol
jy1 '55-d&Wly
vrTORACCO.--sO boxes Langhorn and Arsea5 Superior
Tobacco, for sale very log. fhhkAsa nt.ylhhAs
C1mATI FARM FOB SALE Offer ior saie ny
Co., even miles from the city Of NaslFll1s iltsly
- he Gaaun Turnpike, containing hfty-iodr The
st are comfortable su6stanll, and all iu excellent
enar One Of the land is oPen-oalauce n laa and
vel st In blue grass
~ one Who desires comfortable home good pike and
ne Louisville and Nashville karulds la.ed n lost
delirhtul nsghbor0od, convenient % cu s1gi and stores
~ fthfn quarter mel viii dnd good opportunity TO
hass dstgmne1 sail. Terms aud further ilior
ation may Be obtained By addressing he undersp ifoa
~ Dr.. Sc ven sen, Methodist Publi1hing House.
J. sATr srff
iunoII.-usovtg Nashville lsal4.esq,
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ChiIdren's PIafds----GOOds Of
New Styles!
solid cOlOred MOUsLIN DE LANES, of
all qualities;
Our stock of DRESS GOODS is perfect and
complete in every respect, and cannot be
surpassed in quality and price.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-22

WTE respectfully invite the attention OF the trade to the
w very extensive and well assorted stock
DRY-GOODS,
Ready-made Clothing, Nantes, Varieties,
&c, &c, &c,
which we are now receiving and viii have ready for exhibition By
the 25th of August Our stock comprised in part Of
Brown & BIeaohed Shirtings & Sheetings;
s-4, Us a. IA Osnaburgs, Grain Sacks;
Prints, Checks, Tickings, Plaid Linseys;
FIanneIs, Blankets, TWeeds, Jeans, Sati-
netsj
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, TaiIOrs' trim.
innings;
American and French, Plain and Printed
DeIanes;
French, German and English merinOes;
Black Silks, Fancy Dress silks;
CIOaEs, Nantes, ShavIs;
Irish Linens, JacOnet, Swiss and Checked
musIins;
Laces & EmbrOideries, Ladies' Dress Trim
mings;
Elk. heavy TwiIIed Jeans, Linseys and Me-
gro Blankets for Planters; Ready-made
Clothing, Buttons, Thread, Com BIS, Jew
eIry, &c.
added to the stock as they may make their appearance the
Eastern markets.
augI7-2m BRANsFORD, MWHIRfER & co.
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SmITHLAND, PADUCAH,
-tla6st p Louisville, St. LOUIS and sIIla9sS44
- Memphis Regular Pack
efss leaving Nashville Mondays, Tuesdays Wednesdays
Thursdays Fridays and Saturdays at 10 o'clock A NJ The
splendid passenger Steamer
MinnetOmka, Capt. H. G. Matheneys
will leave Nashville Mondays and Thursdays at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. The light draught passenger Steamer
Cuba, Capt. James W. Hunt
will leave Nashville Wednesdays and Saturdays at 10 Oec
A. NJ. The light draught passenger Steamer
blanche Lewis, Capt J. L. Ba TENANT
will leave Nashville Tuesdays Fridays at 10 O'clock A. N.
The above class light draught passenger Boats and will
leave regularly appointed days, making connections
Psducah Q. Mail Packets for the above named places
sFor freight or passage apple on board or 70
June "a A. HAhILIONs Agent
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17
III T. n.

ALLEY-At South Hsdlcy Mass Sunday morning, Feb 4
q scarlet fever Charles G. Allen, youngest OF Levi w.
es,s '& 4s' .s on Monday Feb IS after
BWE1 No. "a we s"e on MOSdsy morning Fob Ia
after short illness Mary the beloved wife of Pierre BOwe'
CfTLToE~A HobOkcn Monday Feb. - in the list year
The relatives and friends o the iany respectfully invited
attend funeral "Wednesday afternoon 81 oeok from
st. Psuls Church, New-YOrA, where carriages viii be In
poBsoN-In yonlers csp Geo. DObson formerly of New.
JoYC-In Broolyn on Sunday evening, Feb. a. Nary Jane
daughter Of Thomas and Jsue Joyce aged years and
HERRiSG-As Port Richmond Mo3dsy Feb. H. Mary
ceased in the $50 year of her age
stend her funeral from her late residence on Wednesday Feb
H. al IL o'clock without farther invitation Boats leave New
renrsy ysns Ohio and California papers please copy -,
Capt. C. II. Long Of Louisville Ky and daughter Of d. A.
The friends Of The family are requested attend the funeral TO-
Poughkeo on Saturday Fen l5 Christina
this cty on Sunday evening Feb H.
Thomas Nettervlle. I'M .
fully invited to attend funeral Wednesday afternoon st
2ocock without further invitation from the residence OF his
His remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery.
aSh Ea b,Gson aaSsSeT f the late Rtw
Her relatives and friends respectfully invited to attend her
d " No o. Fast Ffietb street near Fih syenue
RECHZEY-ln romPknsvle, Staten Island on Monday Feb
years and II months.
StEWARrOn Saturday Feb lS at Vienna Ontario County
~ " George Behune only Of Jonathan B. Stewart! in
the nth Of his -
The relatives and friends of family aud OF his grandfather
Adrian Hcseman respectfully invited 10 attend his funeral
from rcdence of his uncle, Samuel B. Stewart No 29
Adams street between johnson sud Tary streets, Brooklyn
ON Thursday, the 18th inst, at 10 o'clock M
TAYLoR7M NewDOIP, Staten Island, on Sunday morning,
Ann Taylor. IN the 25d year Of his
The friends OF the family invited attend the funeral the
MoraNian Church Staten useud "Wednesday, Feb H.
O'Clock precisely.
WESTERVELr-On Tuesday. Feb l6 Mrs Mary Jane, wife
fCasper eserye sEed q yeas month and p
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited
attend her funeral this day 18th inst her late residence
No 1916 Bleecke 2 O'clock wou, further notice
WALSHAt Nc. 163 Third avenue Monday Feb IL Sarah
Jane Walsh daughter Of John and Csiharine Walsh aged
year month and days.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17
Arrived.

Seansbip Augusta Woodhu Savannah 60 hours mdse. and
pass to L. Mtchl. 18th inst, ~ miles " r. irom
Savannah Bar passed Star o the South 18th At Ted
p n Baeras light bearing ~ by W., exchanged signals with
State e Georgia, from Pladepba for Savannah At
exchanged gnsls with steamship Nsshyilei at 10
with steamship Florida
Bark Grand Tux (of Buel bolivar, Matanzas jan ST.
gar and molasses 10 Z. & Y. J. Peters.
Bng Federico DAM Brasbs City Of st. Domingo Jsn s,
mahogany &C. T. A. G. Rossre Co. Len American sssels
18th INST, of Baraegat, saw brig ForDax bound n. .
schr Mary Ann Morgan Morgan, York Biver 2days win
oysters to John Van Name.
Schr Gil Bias Decker Virsinia days. with Oysters.
Sohr. Dr. Fnpkn, Case, Norwich, with md.e TO master
schr Island Belle Oveon Daen days naval stores 10 D.
Glines, Son d Co.
Schr. Telegraph Rich. Boston for Tangier.
schr. f. c. Simmons Freeman, Boston for TaDgier.
Schr. A. e Wetmore Doughty, Virginia, ship timber.
schr Lizzie Msnl, Maui Greonwoh, N. ]. grain
Scr London tBL Gder Turks Island Jan. O. salt to W. H.
Valance. llth o. lon 70 spte bark Ariel Cheese
hence for Porh Prince Exp need very heavy yeatbef
o oPnast sails kc Wa towed TO the city b. esnios
Ocean
sehr. Adelaile, Clark Philadelphia 8 days, coal
Steamer Piedmont Wctts, Baltimore 5days. dse to H. b.
Cromwell.
Steamer Westenport. Berry Savannah days nndse and
pass TO H. b. Cromwell. Experienced heavy n 49, W
,itHe passage On the 18th ct p M, l.L .
W. passed bark Joseph Hale, Of Portland, ss ~ . -
Steamer OpTay Kenny Providence 10 hours muse 10 sAaH
Odel.
SAILED-slips Dreadnoush Sanueis Liverpool hspnbhc
tBrem) Booknsn London; bsrks Eyndne Dean, Wpnaiso
John Payson, Fuller, Curacao
tsrk Harriet gcpienson Mount, from Hssana-iBy CAPT.
w. Francis OF stei nntug Underwntef'
WIND-At sunrise w. y. w; sunset n. W., fresh.
t cllppersbn snhgup 400 tins way this morning taken
Oh TIE i.rse Balance Dock for examination.
III. beE Marda "a also taken the Balance Dock FOX
repairs shew be sprpped recaHlked and newly oppered
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17
OOrRr OF GENERAL SESSIONS FEB. lG.-B.fore Ro
cordeT BARNARD.

ne tral OF Jonn Beker, indicted Tor feonl0us as
ssnlt and battery the morning Of hs st Of January Flank
Isres commenced yesterday afternoon continued this
morning The alleged assault committed in aatay, in
Hay in Thirty street between Seventh aud
EshtA avenues The conpainug witness could raocct
The complainant had vic.suly assaulted By some one but
the teunoi oi the defense the~ great deal OF confusion
srcund the deniy the prisoner with the assang party In
sddon 10 this the deisnsc produced strong array
- tss reaGese c eo, the accused The Recorder
eppaee TO the evidence IN Ac and among
ISi there va. no eVidese sustain tie onos scsl
nen N me ndcnut They could fLd for aud battery
wnn deadly and dangerous weapon ..u and battery
OF 'or assault only or bring in verdict o. quittL Ater
snoft absence The Juryretunsd Announcing verdict Of guilty
e assault and battery only Sentence desrred m arday
Chas Ross, indicted for feonious assault and bat.
ssy on the sh of August last Washington ssee, Mche
Prosecution Butter hu- testified ih at the ams
accused s josod assnst him then seized hiSi aud :rk h
nont blow over s quite ruiuins the sight of
hoaf The witnesses for tAe defense directly coutrscel MI,
evidence They said the s.t meeting accused aud tb.
ssasht The parties did than cnch neither stby m.
ohs single blow In the soue Bu;te thrown ssns, an
sosnd which he compsed Tao i,lonoas part of the I S
,sh & was sesndoned By the prosecution The Jury retired
80 s evidence and GT sho absence returned with
ardey. 0 '"'eiI oNS' ''H''ne' oe'''i0S 'Nl Sat
John Brewer indicted for stealing, in January last
G. e Nseon valued al $500 the property of ~ r. Benton
n va, cn placed trial The accused
ks so.,.n W., We eor'e under quite suspicious circausLss
suss 49,. euaenoo did point directly 10 he guilt OF the s
tbsy could not . @ sSS snshy conference 1nouneei that
sd~rsc Of ~ Seordsr discharged them from the further con
s 1rsnlan rn lynn, indicted with John RichnoDd and
smb<r ~ h. saiy IN the third dcrYee on the nh OF De
WIdei Txss he Wa Ss boo; snd Loe OF Joha
~ :, o~ no ,ss 700 was then placed os t, RsLmsnS
nst Flynn esoaped oao, s.a 'atonoe4 q apsoR
vss sueseqoenily arrested NJ Broadw.y teso Dpue epd
n'ss S' A@es'e' 'PSsod On Ae @ ssy ...o,, s 's is
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17

COFFEE-The market 10 firm though qniet pending auc.
ton sale of TO bags Rio announced Thursday; the ss of
RIO a. SO bags ard e al kinds 3 ga BAGS sons Cir.
eU.ar quotes RIO az 9dl1t Maracabo la Ne. Bahia 9.4lO
FLOUR AND MEAI<-The demand sor Western Canal Florr
esy in the day quite active, and good dr Of aness
Lotceabe bot the co- there ,iry and haydv
.; much confidence eyincei the better grsd Comparative
ly finn, and In good edues' for the de and there
something doing for export and with limited . prices are
pt qGoably lower; the sales II 900 bb l5d "a q for
good State; 81 6 30 for a. a44G
oI .upeLfle Indiana and Michigan 81 1q 81 % for do
- SU1 IS for good extra Ohio; SJ1S6 q G9
good choice DO s. sea al for extra Ccnes 81 oui.
brands Canadian Flour without change to superne Is
IL small stock and this ia nominal; the salss 4 bb 81
ad 81 20 r supeIlne, and 81 35d 50 50 cs do South.
Fonr "a in fair demand and IL without ch
uyals fair; the sales 9n0 bbs S0Tsi for
mixed 20 good brands Baltimore 1c aud 81 s9ss 25 for the
better grades Rye Flour without mIorsn change the de.
mand ir the sales 100 bss at - - 37i Corn Meal
Is steady the sales 20 bb Jersey = Bandywne ss
81 80 and pgueheOns slG z56s Backsbest Flour ID
sslstk at 81 ~ W 80 25 y loo ID.
fsH continue angcid notw tAIdng that Lent Is a,
bsIt, nd TIE ebnce of Suy ,fsassJus o nJHeh prices
az no.tly noui,sL Dry Cod az more plenJ; 800 qs
a su sfotf, uDsold.
tkU TSln drd fruits i5G0 ID AEri-s Sold at 7a7e. Dg
State and Ohio le bis. HaIAs Vnse, sod ~ Pyae i:Tns.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT-FEB. I6.
Moore AIT Warren.

The plaintiff complains against the defendant for
converting twenty-five BAGS of wheat On the trial appeared
h evidence that the wheat in question found BY the police
upon Of the piers Of the city, without charge
removed BY them and placed In possession Of the de-
ndan IL also appeared that the defendant the time Of the
delivery Of the whsat in question the Property Clerk OF the
Board of Police Commissioners being patroan delegated by
Board Of Police Commissioners charge
nnd by the police The defendant receives proper
shorized 10 deyer the property until he had
information from his principals demand being made and
proof Of ownership There evidence part Of the
plaintiff that the Board of Police had any knowledge Of the cam
81 the plaintiff the wheat In question that proof
vn that the property In question belonged the plaintiff aud
tbe plaintiff cannot maintain action in oycr against the de-
tosdant IN this action upon the evidence adduced
II the Property Clerk Of the Board Of Police Is compelled 10
deliver property placed in h posses'sn by order OF Board Of
fce the demand OF every person who Imagine hIa
ss entitled TO IT, from the fact that the Property Clerk has
absolute title the object aud intention Of tho Board Police vii
be frustrated and property found exposed ike the property
question viii be likely to isl In possession Of INSCRIPTIONS
peasons without shadow Of ownership The Office Property
Clsrk will be injury to the Of p,pery tha my
sound BY the Police and delivered 70 the Poy Clerk and
benefit to wrong dOen The complaint must be d.x si with
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17
Markets. Rcrorted bu T.lcgraph.

PHLApELrHI., Feb l6CorroS has advanced ic- yLorR-
eDcepcy; sales Of Red At 81, and White a. 81 DGs1 90
Corn has advanced LEI Yellow h &C. Provisions
Mess Pork $l7 Bscon advanced lc Hso,s l0l3c SLes
aloe Bulk Meats have advanced Side, u ds.c Lard
He IN bbls. and kegs. WHISKY 2Dd2ic -.
BALyiMoRE, Feb l6-FtouR shade lower; salsa ~ 100
bbs Howard and Ohio superine At 81 57i WaEAr
Unchanged; Red Slasl O6; White 81 l5G 81 -; Coax
steady fr White and Sic. for Yellow. WHISKY
f AZ 2Ics fr City and 22 BE- for Ohio PRovrsoss very
stiff blk Shoulders 7d8s Sides 8f. Bscon-Shoulsn &C.
Sides 9tG9ic. Pork7 for Mess and s3 for Prime. Lard
9fd 0c.
CNcINsATI Feb t6-IfOGs whole
4i3 500 against 3i go for the last year Re
cePt' lat week PROVISIONS qurt sellers disposed TO
rsaze but buyers holding back BcLK MEATsMofe sellers
than buyers 6t for Shoulders snd a.! for Sdss
l7tc.
SAVANNAH, Feb leThc prices Of Corroy here and 9. Au.
tho Baltic.