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GOALS. rs PER ToN.-BEsT RED AND WHITE ASH
T. s,osc ~ J0 sna't 50: nut 81 i5Iiher
proportion. For only delivered from BRANDS
Gnion CosisYsrd Bcadway between Forty dst aud Forty
second streets
Now ptscuhrGING RirrL'ERs sUrgRi0E
IN Locust Mouutsiu Coal: and IN yard Iacknw anna
Chest Lehigh aud Red Ash cosls. Also une
hickey Wood. A. D. ABBoTr SJ Greenw Oh and so
Beach street. ..t.
d,l. COKE DELIvEHED IMMEDIATELY AT THE
sNt1. above price pee chaidron. AIEN. DAVIS SONS,
wards Firs ayesue near Fourteenth street Fory
seventh street. two doors East OF bird avenue
CT Sn PsR roN-surERioR CHESTNUT coal
- ~ Pure Red aud White Ash Stove and Egg $40;
Farnacc, 50 80 only until canal shipments ternIiuate;
weight araueed and thoroughly scrscnca scotch Camel
fI2' English. Sis 81 y. r. HOLDEN 81 Pine
2TI Canal and o. East Fourteenth streets.
GO IN A IONA fREE BURNING BULKY STOVE
SS.OV cosl. To carmen. warranted io5 rccks TO the
ton: screened delivered 10 ton full
weight DWIGHT RosrRuN 70 hnd u iloratio street
0.0 PER ToN.-rIRsT QUALIFY RED AND WHITE
DJ Ash Csals screened and deilyctcd the following
Coal ~ 9o Lssrst .nWqE1ef' " 20; Large
iio wsyessy place. sts Bowery corner or rhnd street
. 0OO TONS COAL AtLoAT AND fN YARDS, AT
A.VOV The following prizes From boats schuykill
50 ~; screened from ysd Nnt ats7 0 scranton Bgg
mb ed Csai IS 70. JOHN BAGLEf, Nos 5and - OAK
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3 Queen Of che Sea At do Nov 7 Jason. cettc 2Gth,
Miustrel. at Gloucester.
Arr from Baltimore Nov rs. Energie, at Havre.
Arr from San Francis Oct 2 BGnerges al Hong Kong
Arr from Calao Nov "a Hszeitne at 81 Nazare. Cou-
rer, at Cuxhaveu.
Sid for NYOrk Got Wellington, from Padang 7th Rocko
Penang; 9Th. Winged Racer Nauai ijth Moldavia SnGa.
pore; 10th. Sc avous DO
Sid for san Francisco oct6 Isoous from Hong Kong sh
Cauton, do; 10Th. Amazon. do. tN
(ilatast via Queenstown
from NYork T. j +. and Sundwal a, Londonderry
EVeretta Limerick Cereal at Queenstown Dret Srah-
leu. at sw ansea. David Hoadey at Liverpool
American Ports.
BOSTON Dec IO-Arr steamer City OF Bath Sears New
York; ship Rival Nlckerson Sunderland brig Almon Row
el Royd Cardenasi schrs Ann Johnson Baltimore for
Portland; Constitution strou Esbethport Mary Jones
Nckerson. Port even Ocean Star Crockett, NIork Be
low brig Kennedy from Hayena cid ships Valparaiso
(new, 89o tons). Graves Liverpool; Duncan. Berry
New Orleans brig Charles Miller Brewer, do; schrs
Davis Allen Port Prince; Rinaieader rinknsy - Tho
Luther Child Leppert. New Orleans; Wellington
Doane Washngton; Black Bird Cobb do; Morris AZ.
Ayoa, Sode Rapidan: brig Boston; and from the Roads
bark Costarelh Bark SURNAME outward boupd Is altar
in the Roads.
1lh-Below shin Merrmac from Livernoo via Fayai
where she put in distress Sid ship fieonderosa tor
st John
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

PArrsoS-Eprn.-At Boston, on Thursday, peeemoer s.
nv " THa~4s n PlrrsoN, Of Norwak, Conn. to sofuA
Enn daughter OF q. A. Wyman, ESD, OF Woburn; Mas
gapcsRs-M MArHER.-On Thursday December 10, by the
pey C p Rogers, u. d., Colonel HIRAM c. RopGERs,
Ined states Army, 10 SARAH ASToNGrTs, daughter OF
Hon John C. Mather.
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Doos FOR sALE.-oHE POINTER DOC. raORoUoH.
~ iy brok one Newfoundland, one haszn one Bull
Terrier lase NewoundlAnd Pups black sas tan Pups one
And And Scotch Terriers all 81 the pursst breed
and fcecn ra'rs vair f's svsn II Rco.eye, street,
tr.e doos. Ohm 0RAy.
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DRY GOOiIs.

At NINE. VINCENT yIGoURoUXs. 100 FOURTH
n avenue, etween Twelfth and Thirteenth streets
Bring your embroidery for New Year bring TO her
your bandkechefs for stamps embroidery initials
All kinds OF ping and embroidery 70 order for bride
clothes Country orders In same day
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NAVAL PRIZE mONEY.


DRIZE MONEY IS NOW PAID AT THIS OFFICE FOR
one hundred and twentyslx United States vesses-vik
Adger Alabama Albatross Amanda, America Anaooslis
ARIZONA Arthur. Augusta Bainbrdge. Baron Dc haip.
Benylle Ioalo, BTazieirs Brooklyn, Cambridge Oham
bers Ohocura Connecticut CurriLuck, Dale Delaware.
Desoto H. D. Hale, Ellen Ethan Allen. Flag Flanbeau'
Gem Of the seas Gemsbok, q. W Blunt Harriet Lane Hst
teras Henry Andrews Henry Jones' Housatonc Hunch'
back Huntsville Huron l@sca Isaac smith Jses
Kntliinny Lodona Magnolia Mahaska Maratan.a Masss-
chuses Matthew yassar Mercedita, Mohawk Montgome-
nv Monticello Morse Mount Vernon Mystic New lronsldes
New London Niagara Northern Light Norwich Octorara
Cwasco Paul Jones Pawnee Pembina Perry focahontas,
Po tsminh, Primrose, Pursuit, tntnsm Quaker oi.y'
Rachel Seaman Resolute. Restless Rhode Island
Roebuek: r. r. Cuyer sagsmo5e sam boasion ss'ee'
Sam Santiago de Cuba, State or Georgia aelte
savannah scoto Sea Foam seminoie senecs snepsrd d
Knapp Somerset Sonoma, South Carolina, stars ana
strjpes st. Louis 81 Lawrence Stettin susauehnnna 7.
A Ward Tahoma, Tioga unadilla. underwriter Union,
Vandaia Vanderbilt Victoria Wabash, Macbusets wan
derer water Witch W G Ands. son Whitehead wissa'
~ SNYDER Jr., late Of U. s. Treasury Department NO
80 Nassau street. New York, opposite the fost ONCE
DRIzg MONEY is NOW PAID AT THIS OFFICE FOR
ONE HUNFRED and TWENTY SIx .. 8. vessels.
M SNYDER, JR., late Of u s. Treasury Department
Ne 80 Nassau street. N. Y, opposite the fost Once
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IN CRIMSON SATIN DAMAsK
select assortment Of other ~
CURTAIN MATERIALS.
Al KELTY'S. $50 Broadway.
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LOAN OFFIC Es.

A 609-nONEY LIBERALLY ADVANCED, ON DIA-
n monds Watches yewei,y. Silver Ware. Clas, Pistols
Silks FurS &C. B-fawnbrokers tickets wss,ed. {
above a-,icies any
CITY place, ~ broadway Houston
street, wp ssairs room q.
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YoRK-THs pAv.
Sun RISES ............ l5 NOON sRrS. eve 81
rs............... S3 HIGH WATER. 08
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Fort of New York, Dece mber II, 1903.
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EURNlTU1tE.

RARE CHANCE FOR HoUsEKEEPERs -srpERB
Ilous, hold Furniture for sale the prluery OF FAM.
~ leaving the city The subsrrihcr rsnquishng houss
Keeping tn IN lots 10 suit pnrvhRssrs all the Fnrri
uts contained IN his residence. i3 wes, rwentyhird
vizRnsewood Pihnoofte Etare.
r,s Bookcase Csnigc Tables Palnings siauay Bronles
Paror SUIT covered with broc ae Broeals and Lace Car
aims b,uaus War srobrs Nstfrsses BUFFET Fsteuslon
Table, chins Glass and silvcs Ware Table Cutlery ~
sacrifice ". MIDDLETON.
DEDRooM SUITS OF ENAAELLED FURNITURE, IN
I'D all ntcd manuA also solid chest
nut Chamber su,,S plain and ornamental OF " FAR.
RfkGroN's, BS Canal street, oppos Wooster Esss
iishcd In 1913.
VURSrruaE, CARPETS. HOOKS rAMPaL.Ts AND
Libraries bcugkt cash st l25 SiNth between
Ninth Tenth slscets. splendid copy OF the Music
Yrancase. also Of Valentines Manuel, Tor sale.
LroR sALE-A vERv NICE ROSEWOOD SUIT 90
IN luGutnrc, OF nucsi and ricArG crimsnu SIX bf e
6nlsh oonsins two Sofas Iva Arm Chain. ard four
Ch,ls pr,~e shou thfre monsls ago SIS sen
tygD ce B.it Aspg a. - u ectse s,reei se>. lgyT
The New York herald., 1863-12-12
MINES. LIaUoRs, Sc.

L IRKs srEoIALIrs s
OLDEST WINES AND LioUOrs,
~ strctiy hne qualities much less than nosdwav or UP
BRZNDIBs from dvs 20 forty years old BRANDIss IN
BOTfLES bottled In Cocnnci own nsoortation. vintage
isis SCOTCH AND IRIsn MHIsKki LmPcr,ed in E isS!
ssyenter0 years received direct from hrst hands and
sold In purity by the ec,c gicu, barrel or HUNDRED
b.rr~s Very 0d Wes IndiA Ru'ns, Gina &c LouGworhf
Caiawaha much less thf tho prscs q Chawpagn: Sleeu
rsdes of sherry chc1ce Forts bottled, In Opor
10 also by the gallon ol ?va unpcrAion ChAmregnea
rl,rri tfosxs AZ Fsstfshed tsso Goods delivered Tree
II D. htak, We helcasal 63 tplt9a street, \. Z.
The New York herald., 1863-12-12

PED COMF0RfABLES
BID CoMFoRTABLEs,
At JOHN HEATHS,
Is Carmine street.
corner of Bleecker.
Also immense stock OF white aud coored Blankets
COuperpaaes sheetngs &c all OF which offered rs
canih haa nrnap apntn III
The New York herald., 1863-12-12

III ALDEN a WILLARD ARE NOW PAYING PRIZE
w money Anglia and 5cois captured by
the United bark Restless aud sunboa Pias Apply
1877 York street Brooklyn
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-17

BosrOs, Dec. IA New Orleans cor
respondent Of the Traveller writes that
the expedition of Gen. Banks to Texas
is . glorious success. Union men are
rallyiag under the standard Of General
Banks in large numbers. all that the
Texans required was = force to back
them up, and they repeatedly said, that,
IT, sufficient army was sent to assist
them, they would soon have Texas all
right; and they have already proved the
truth Of their statement, for Gen. Banks
has recruited two regiments since be
landed in that State, and the work is still
going on.
NEW YORK, Dec. 15.-The rebel Sec
Rotary Of the Treasury Department says
that the entire debt of the Confederacy
in round numbers is 81. 600, 600, 600 Of
which $500, 0O0,0 900 are treasury notes,
and 500 coo. 600 of these notes are in
circulation. The Secretary says The
amount needed to carry or the Confed-
crate war to the 30th Of June, 1864, is
$475, O00, 600, besides the amount of the
undrawn appropriations of last Congress,
which reaches $476, 900 600, and il the
estimates are estimated to include the
entire year Of 1864, the smount will
reach 81, 427, 100000 which, says tie
hopeful Secretary, Congress is formally
called upon to provide, and, if the legs of
the Coniederacy last 60 long. it will have,
At the end Of the year 1864. the debt of
81, 500000000.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-17

nor half, nor quarter, bat portions
small slice, say one-sixth-the mile they
took, snd held after such hard fighti ng,
| think they are fairly entitled to.
G Young Soldier" or "sny other mar"
may have the rest; butt would caution
him, when next be views = battle from
such an excellent and safe position, that
he obtain more accurate and reliable in
formation Of what be writes, or else cen
fine his testimony to what he actually
sees and knOWr, and he may not commit
the grave error of robbing others Of well
earned laurel'. Brave men are generally
too modest, generous and mAgnanimous
to be proud of wearing "honors thrust
upon them that were dearly purchased
By the blood and lives Of their noble
comrades in arms, but would rather have
their own comnendable cOnducs over
looked and never mentioned, in prefer
enee. Respectfully yours,
GEo. A. ]. OvERToS.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-17
Asssp In me l.lrht plr.sl.on.

Mr.. Horace B. Tebbets, formerly OF
this city, but for many years one of the
largest planters in Louisiana, leaves for
Washington to complete his arrange
ments for reposessing his plantations
and working them by the aid of free
cclored men. Mr.. Tebbets remained at
home shut up within the Confederate
lines, having two crops of cotton burned
by the rebels, till the advance of Grants
army several months ago enabled him to
communicate once more with the North
Since he has made several journeys to
aud from his place to mature his cher
ished plan of employing the black men
and paying them wages. BE has for
merly produced about four thousand
bales Of cotton per snnuu, and be calcu
lAtss Unforeseen difficulties excepted) 10
raise five thousand bales the next season.
He reports that great many of the
planters Of bis region Carroll parisb)
are returning to take the oath of allegi-
ahce and go to work on their estates. We
wish Mr.. Tebbets success Ia this impor-
tant movement, of which be is the pio-
neer In Western LoGisiRbA.-M !. Post
11h inst
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-17

EerChants coming here from abroad
and opening business make great mis-
take when they conclude that it is ne
csssary {, their success to woo the good
viii of she rebels and rebel sympAthizsrs
In our midst. Thousands of the old
rebel population Of Nashville left here
long sinoe, and are either enjoying the
benefits Of Cur benefeent Government in
States North Of Tennessee, or encOun-
tsring want and pTlvAIion, under The heel
Of tse JEFF. Davis despOtism- Their
places have been supplied by loyal men
Aad women. Better than tkis-their
places have been trebly supplied; and
Nashville has to-day larger population
Of legal than she had Of disloyal resi-
dents, when the rebels were ia authority
hare. II, therefore, a merchant desires to
secure success, lethim win the favor and
custom Of the loyal. They are the back
bone and sinews Of Nashville and viii
continue TO be. The seeptre has departed
from the Ubiquitous. Loyalty and Free
dom triumph, and will reign here forever.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-17
KarahaI'a gale


y obedence 70 Tires Erits vss9sOni szro1as 70 me-
4 Gifecisd from TOE Ciroait Court Of tho UEitss
STATS, Al fts October term for 1888 / will &c II
O'Clock A. ~, on TUESDAY, the 18Th day OF JAHU-
Akf, lo64 expose 70 public sale, 10 tbs CHEST bid
DER Tor cash at the Courthouse, in Nashville, d.
Vidssl county, Team, al the right, tile, calm,
interest, and eEtato which y o. Burt has NJ "a certsn
Ut or piece OF ground IN Edgehed, Davidson county
Tsnn.,) on the south SIDE Of NO 6i1nd street /" fron
ing hfty feet on sad street EBd running back oue
hundred and ssgenty feet 10 an allsy and numbered
81 IN plan u shelby Addition, which u registered
IN the proper Oce IN nsvidsoa county on PAGE a. Of
Boob = and al The right tfls, claim, Interest and
eGtAte which y. o Hurt has Ia piece or parcel q
grc9nd IN South Nashville, Davidson ovaniy, lena,
Described - beginnng ~ the corner d Cana0n abd
LAVE Streets, running eastWardIy, Along Cannon
street, hundred and forty nns feet % ths tsEtre
q nfteea feet alley, thence Eo,ihvardly along e "a
alley two hundred aud diiy-ono feet 70 shOOkis lue
these Tsstoar ly With sh0ok lhs enc haBdred add
sEty-hTe fest % Bewis street, thence southWardly
tEo hundfe1 and tyone feet % the bsxinnng--Iils
registered On page ~ Book 81 % the Estrar gOr
Davidson county, Tsna-i and al the right, tliis,
claim, IN terest, an esiats which n Groomes haa
y fieee or par5ei Of land IN Nashville Davidson
eouoty, Tenn, designated Lot No. s. part Of the
original Collgs Lot No. 81 described as fronting
Makes sireetthifiy fsst sua running hall way back
tet1l fgs street, one hundred and twelve fsss-oou
v-5s1 % 4. n. GrO0mes b. Jas Parrish, By deed
dltcd June l7lh, 1s45 RECORDED on page - 10 BOOK
40 u TIE keEii lfar fJr davidson county ali the
properly hsrein FAMED, having been .Isvisd On 70
United etaies, for ire Mieds DistFict % Tennessee
a ia April term, 1872, against Groou1ss Cavers 4
Bart, aud N fsF0r d J. L. Way1s SOa. Duer Nor
ria 4 Co, and Il. 0osiermsa.
E.R GLAsoOCK, MArshAi.
dses-sl b y. LsELTzTr, Deputy.