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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-02

WE invite the attention of deal
ers to our heavy stock of Goods,
purchased for cash in large lots
from importers and manufacturers,
the quality of which we warrant.
The extent of our business enables
us to offer Inducements to buyers
equal to any Eastern house, after
adding cost of transportation and
delay. i3 ssasf .
All orders to US will be prompt
" and carefully executed. Dealers
visiting our city are invited to ex-
anime our stock. -g'
oa r. A. ROBINSON & co.
IS 1850. svs. u. ,sEa1 -s.
SEQ Is agitv . $50 ,ensd e-ou ero
ag3 j .4l975y ..1aA 60
slI b-T35 = = -
Is 1cc5 Hg as3 a.--eal
b. na asl t 81 cgs
1000 boxes Window Glass,assorted
sizes. zlfra.sJ
1000 boxes Glass. Ware.
1000 lbs. prime Indigo. ed;
5000 lbs. prime Madder.
5000 lbs. Extract Logwood.
% so bbls. Alum.
so bbls. Copperas.
50bbls. Refined Coal or Carbon
20 Oil.
35 bbls. best Castor Oil.
$50 boxes CARROTS Scotch Snuff.
1000 lbs. Lorrillard & Sweetzer's
Macoboy Snuff.
300 boxes manufactured Tobacco.
For sale by
R. A. ROBINSON & co.
dec 23-ds-wI
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-02

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ss.-a:ss CeA ~ r1a xH1
ORGANIZATION OF q. s. CofczED TRooPs,
Nashville, Tenns Nov. a lse3
OiraszGr Ns. / q
In aCoordaaos With Orders from Che
President Of the United ssatcs, The fol-
lowing recruiting stations have been es-
tabIished fer ColOred Troops in the De-
pArtment Of the Cumberland:
Nashville, Teansasee,
Murtressbogo',
- Galiatin,
Wsrtrsca,
q ClarksvillA
ShelbyviIls,
Columbia,
Stevenson, Alabama.
Chsttanooga, Tenn. e
Bridgeport, Alabama.
PikeViIle, Tenn.
Fort DoDeldson, Tenn.
BcMinnvills, Tenn
Pulaski, Tenn.
LynnVilIe,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-02

Aajsr and A. a. G. U. s.,
Cem'r Org'n D. 8. OoIorad Troops.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-02

Il 'oas Fred By De Panic Silclen Relels-
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-11
TO WHOM ASSESSED.

corner Of said lot, run
ming themes south 4OI
feet, then Southeasterlyl
with a line at right an
giles TO Louisiana avenue
20 feet 9 inches 10 the
said avenue, then north
easterly with said ave
nue 90 pet 9 inches,
then northwcstly at right
angles TO the said avenue
~ feet 3 inches, then
north 40 feet 10 north q
street, then west 25 feet
In the bnpinninO.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-20
Grrniug Ttlegtaph
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1864.
THE PENNSYLVANIA MILITIA

An Inpo rtnnt DecisiOu-The Question Of Ex-
entpts.
HARR1sRUT.a Dec TO- 1864 In roply TO inquiries
addressed by several gentlemen, Conceal IopD
has written the following letters
HENDAoUARrFRs PENNsYLvANIA MuITtA)
INsPECToR-G ENEuAL's OFFICE,
HARBIeBURo Dec II, 1894 }
First- Are those who hold exemption certificates
from the Um,ed states Board exempt under the
state laWg
The certificate Of exemption Tor moutal or phy
sical disability, gwen by the physician Of the En-
rolling Board OF the United States, should not be
received evidence OF disability disqualification
for State service. Each Board must mako les own
exemptions, determining from all the circumstances
OF each particular case, wdoihCr the party .is a
proper subject Tor exemption.
second-Are those who paid commutaton to the
United States, or furnished substitutes, eNcmptG
Answer 1he citizen owes allegiance, and as a
consequence service TO both STATE and National Co
Vernments and exemption from service under the
provisions OF the act Congress tor enrolling and
ealing out the National forces, does not relieve a
party the service he owes the State under the
miitia laws OF the Commonwealth. 10 Is a super.
added obligation. / have the honor TO be, gentle
men, your obed ent servant.
(Signcdl LEMUEL TODD,
Tuspoctor-G General.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-20

CueWy's batteries on the loft sholed our works on
the tb'acI Geld SIDE OF the AppomattoN for an hour
or SO. and threw GOOD many bombs nom thcir
uostais, Tut accomplished nothing. Between ono
ana two hundred prisoners were brought 70 ldch-
moud Yesterday, bclCnglng 10 the Fifth Corps, and
captured by General HAMPTON.
From Southwestern Virginia.
The reported capture OF the salt works s not
correct hc Iast heard of the raiders. they wcro
making IN the direction OF Wythcviilc Tho salt
works arc considered safe Thore is ample iorco.
undOt the command oi a skilltu General IN posi-
tou TO protect the works.
Georgia.
At the time of writing this We are without addi-
tOuUl news from Gcoriun.
From Charleston and saw runnh Railroad
by passengers by the South Carolina Railroad
last evening, We were informed that two trains
came through from savannah 90 Charleston, on
SATURDAY. uicht, cas- 70 were by running the Eunt
ieth Tie ucmy threw several shells 90 ihem, Oui
10th Trans escaped without iniur..
Alter thc trains passed tucCuomy cu' the Charles
ton and Savannah Road, at point near ranAm'
vile The telegraph WIRE was also ucsuoIcu ny
them augusta Sentinel. l3't
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-20

A NEAT AND CONVENIENT POCKET BOOK
Messrs Mason Hughes No AN Sixth street, arc the
manufacturers ofa patent pocbet-book that has become
iwmensey popular. They made Of piece Of lea
hcr by folding which, obvatss the necessity for either
tutchiug or pastlng Gail and examine them.
CHmsrMAs PRESENT Worm GIyNG.-It
has become the settled conviction OF thoughtful people
that every family IN the land should be supplied with
FIRST class sewing mach and is equal their convc-
ton that the machine which combines more excellent
features than any other is the "Groyer Baker" tits
the only sewing machine invented that fine
embroidery. advantage which in Itself entities to the
preference with ali intsulgent purchasers.
The HOLIDAY PRESENT most acceptable to a
lacy is Grover Baker Sewing Machlre. This machine
took all the rst premiums the fairs in the United States
the pRstyear,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-20
LATE PROM TaE SOUTH.

Calm Around Petersburg-FrOm SOuth
western Yirginia-Ehe salt Works Con-
sidered RRfe-Sherman at Savannah
The city an UnimpOrtRnt POint-Fort
MeAIIister of No AccOunt-The Fight
at COOsawntehIe - Peace Resolutions
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-20
PRESENTS FOR GENTLEMEN.
Essen NTS.
D. w. CLARK,

HOLIDA ESE NTS.
D. w. CLARK,
No 6o2 CHESNUT STREET,
Has now on hand very large stock OF
JEWELRY and
Selected expressly for the coming HOLIDAY TRADE,
icu hciER iod at extraordinarily low pTices. Wo
have AiaIge stock Of the following gCoiss-
Gold Watches,
LEaic, 'Wsiohos,
Gents wAGh,s,
American Watches,
Ergish Wa o8es,
suiss Watches,
Gold CnaleialIe doalns,
Colo Eock Chalns,
Gold PeUou Cases,
Goid 5ooiipiess,
Cold III m6os,
God Armlcts
God Botom studs,
Co watch KOys,
Gold Phrs, Ladies',
c. c. d PiHI iirI, Gastslsne,
God SiH.Sr G Kings,
odd Braccie,s,
Cod Locsets,
Gold watcJI Hooks,
spycr Fruit Knives,
Silver Yts' Chains,
SILVER FLATED WARE,
Plated on genuine AlJata metal,
Tea Sets.
| Cake Baskets,
Fruit Baskets
Card Receivers,
Butter Dishes,
Syrup Pitchers,
Brsstiait CSstors,
! Dinner CRstors,
! Pickle CaBtoEs,
! Spoon Holders,
WATERS
Sail Stands,
Gobets,
CSi Bells,
Napkin Rings,
| Fish Knives,
Ice Cream knives,
| Cake Knives,
Crumb Knives
Childrcn'B Knives,
ChldTen's ToriSs,
Chldrena Spoons,
Oyster Ladies,
Soup Ladies',
Table and Dessert Spoons,
Tea, Sugar, and Salt spoons,
Tea and Dinner Forks.
PLATED JEwEIRY.
we have on hand large lot OF fino plated Jewelry,
%Gh h O we are closing oHI ~ e1s sGS' 70 maze @ room iG %
wen 10 call and examine our stock before purchasing
Ang0ods warranted a. represented - - 80. -.
No, Goa CHESNUT Street.
EB.-Waiches and Jeweiry carefully repaired Dy ex-
penenoed worknen, and warranted, Engrsying neatly
CHARLRs RUMPP,
~ POCKET BOOK and sATCHEL MANUFACTURES
No. II n, SIXTH Street, below Arch,
PHILADELPHIA.
Portfolios, Dressing Casea,
Cigar Cases, Pocket Books,
CabAs BAtehela,
] Wholesale Aza TSISi. H-7-1R
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-20

Eoo0a ~ Rleh1l0nd 0fHhneL Dc. H.
On fiijs side Oi the river the calm which has pre-
,vailed Tor seVera days andsturbed. There was
rumor yesteniav OF fighting on the south side, but
n q ruuor was not confirmed.
rhe PefergburR Expresst OF yesterday morning
nsysi-We Wednesdsy aud Thursday AFTERNOON the
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-20

Do You KNOW DEAN has removed to No. 4l3
Chesnut street, He sells Tobacco Cigars Pipes &C. fty
per cent Lass than any other in this city Remember
De&n, No. A8 ChOsnut street
BURDsALL's ARNICA LIRIMRNT-A An infallible
cure for burns scalds sprains, rheumatism, gun-shot
wounds, &c, single application alays tho pain from
burn the instant II applied, No family shouli bS
withoutit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-10


KScY, No sTATEsT.. NKw. YoRy. Nov. :, 1854
ARMY SUPPLIES.-Sealed Proposals Qn
IA duplicstel viii be received BY the undersigned
ubtl4 clock y. NJ. WEDNESDAY the sd instant i0r
SSTENCE STORES to BE- delivered in New York OF Brook
"BFEF~NEw MESS or EXTRA MISS, in iallhooped
OAK barrels, with two non hoops; bidders viii hsie the
brands and will exhibit samples when practicable. Z:
PORK-MEss OR PRISE MESS Of the packs OF 1861
1865 in fuhooped oak ash barrels, with two iron
ihorourhy st-0 Bidders VIII state when their poih
packed and the brands .iso the hind OF barrel
The Pork ard Beef TO be received such lnpeetonyaid
BACON-First quality THOROUGHLY SMOKED BA
CON SIDES SHOULDERS or HAMS; 70 be delivered il
bu for inspection and packing st such points in the city Of
Eew.York b may b. 4esignsted
BIDDERS will state the time IN which they propose TO MAKE
their deliveries
Separate proposals, IA Duplicate must be made FOR each
article and bidder, may propose Tor such
tity a they wish to contract 70 deliver.
printed copy Of this advertisement must be attached TO
each propss aud the proposals. must be specbc IN comply
Grafton must contain tie written guaranty Of two TespOnspe
ss follows:
The undersigned hereby guaranty inst should al
OF the above bid be accepted shall be duly iuned
according purpor and conditions also that writ
contrast with bonds the amount OF fourth the vaue
81 the proposed 20 be furnished, shall be e1ecoteo "
required"
The seller sname place CT business and the date Of par
thsse veil the OF contents with weight and .p
ding be hereafter designated must be plainly mari ed
On every package All other old marks must Be oserste
Cethcs,e # Inspection by professional packers OF nspec-
tors THAI the dyty rhfa9 the provisioas viii be
CURED the certifying the OF the seller its
quality condition and The immediately precedin,
nspeeor Thc VIII also be examined and passed upon
by Robert Getty, inspector on the part Of the United
States.
Paynent will be made in currency, or It's equivalent.
Blanks for Proposals. N Be JhFnised at is efioe rhth
~a. BE- i"eosd n an snseops a1drtS 70 hs H"d"'S"ed
H. f. CLARKE Col A. d. c. and A. G. @. =.
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GIANT ANDREWS SOCIETY.-The regular
Corporation Notices.
OyyicE OF THE STREKr ConnIs.IoSKR,
No. 237 Broadway.
T'o OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES inclosed il

vT'O RACTORS.-PropO inclosed in
asesled envelope, ndorsed with the title Of tho work,
and with the Of the bidder written thereon will be
ceived at this Office until Monday, November H. 1904 at ii
O'Clock a. III. - $50
For regulating and grading, &C., Eineteth street. between
Ninth avenue aud Broadway.
For reguans snd grading curb gutter, and fsgnns One
Hundred and Twenty between Third and Eighth.
avenues. 49, N
For regulating and grading Nnshavenue between Broad
way and Eighty sixth.sireet
For curb and gutter and Tagging sixty fooondstreet DC
tween Ninth aud Tenth avenues.
For curb sater and fsgng Fifty second street between
Seventh and Eshth-IyenuoS-
FOR filling sunken lots between One Hundred and Twenty
first and One Hundred and Twenty third streets and frs
svenne and Avenue a.
Repafrins outer end Of Pier No. 81, North River.
Binding Tender for Engine Company Mob
Blank forms propossls together with tho specfcstons
end agreements be obtained at this odce-Ds,ed Street
Department, Hew.YoIk, November 2, 1864.
CHARLES o. CORNELL
Street Commissioner.
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ides, pelts, tallow. &c, slightly improved


There quite Improvement this week 10 Ne dssne
for Beef cattle and $50 head cold ct nom DO eis
for common, and from ca to ele 20 for good szsss md
choice. ul u.
ali Of which werr sod q frcm IA TO &C. per D. 6sss
HOSTILE demand for Hoss continues good ksr'esy
for the best OTer 3sOo head were sold d nom WV
PER 100 6s, net. a.. ,x.
Covs.-Ths sale Of Cove amounted 70 iS ees9, ano%
go e for prnsers and from 80 ~i~ io' ''s
Cslyea
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Oyyrcr OF Anxr CLOTHING Asp Eev,pAer,

vSr rs $500 on annr S0n'I",t Nov Iss%
ARMY SUPPLIES.-Sealed Proposals will
~ be received this Office until Saturday, the 18th inst,
Tor furnishing by the Depot Of Army Clothing aud
Equipage in this city:
Two hundred sets Of Six Mole Wagon Harness. to be made
according the specifications sample In this once
Bidders will ,ta. the ,boIte time IN which they deliver
the quantity bid for
All proposs should be accompanied with proper susran
tee faithfli performance Of q contract
The United the night to reject all bids deemed
Objectionable. $50
Proposals should be Endorsed proposals. for delivering
H,yness (" and Addressed to Col ID. II. ViNTON.
Dep. Grmr. Gen, u ;. A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-10

Since Jan. L.. sl3i $40 sos sl4aoi243, sIsao2l Col
At the Mining Board to-day, the sales were: 500
shares Gunnell Gold, 81, 500 do, b.s, 81; 100
Bucks County Lead, b. 3, 81.
At the Petroleum Board, 4,ooo Gernania sold at
81 30a$1 40 per share.
The Pennsylvania Coal Company will pay, Nth
November, dividend of per cent.
Albert II. Nieolay win hold his regular auction
sale Of stocks and bonds tomorrow, at the stock
salesr0oms, No. - Wilhsm-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-10
NOTICE to OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


The line Dghon and Somerset Railroad commencing
point South Brantree the Old Colony and
Newport RsIosd and terminating Mlers Station on
the road will be ready for examination by the contrac
the 18th inst aud proposals for the Grading and Mason
~ viii be received until the 18th nst.
The Directors reserve the rsht reject any Ill bids.
ofes and specifications will be at their Office In Taunton
Mas. VIM. COBB. President
4. " WINSLOW, Engineer.
Dston, Mat, Nov. 9, 1854.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-10
sr,nvv nRArH.-Mr. Edward ]. Horsman

employed In the warehouse department Of ee 800
unn.. f.,, dsad Yesterday afternoon, while dsecsede
S;~ht ~ ,tsirs IN the Custom. House. Decsesee ~
sce1 90 yesrs, native OF boston, 4ass, ana ss.
AZ M 10 South. Eighth-sf. Williamsburg. SS''~
W;6Sv vea potiHsa to hold On 'norese
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-10

Nov. a-ls.To bbls. Flour. 1870 bbis Whsay 10
bbls Corn Meal 1900 bush. Wheat, 1000 bush Corr.
IS GOO bush Data 1000 bush Barley sSS ptes psenr
ions, 40 pkgs. Lard. 10 pksA Asnes. wv pAss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-10

iAdvertisemeDt
TrNrH NATIONAL RANK,
No 240 BROADWAY
IIecAL AGENT OF THE GOvEENgsr
New $40 notes ready for delivery. Interest pay
able semiannually and at maturity holders have op'
ton Of changing into $40 gold bearing per cent.
Bonds.
Commission, per csn', allowed buyers, aid favor
able terms to banks and bankers.
Old I $40 Treasury Notes converted into Bonds OF
lsel.
Government securities or hand for sale.
ID. /. Ross, PRECEDENT
j. H. STOUT Cashier
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I OST.-FIVE CERTIFICATES OF STOCK
IL or THE OIL CITY PETROLEUM COMPANY. EoA
a. Nov o. m, snd,r vII =, ~ ,uis H. s.mo
to c. PINkNEY, No. 6pine Transfer has been stopped
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sUSDRIEs.

sUSDkIG.
Honey cells slowly generally at Sc for capped clover
in glass boxes though some parties. with good csse Ok
customers. get $40 for very prime Beeswax mas a.
yanced with gold and some sanguine holders are ek.
ing sOc Some fine Cider has been sold at Use. We
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-10

I OST OR STOLEN
$1,000 U. s. NEW $40 BOND. No 1900
msied through the NewYok PoOce on the 9Th OF Oct
TO the Southport Bank, Southport Conn., and not received
All persons warned AGAINST purchasing the same pay
ment viii be stopped at the Treasury Department
liberal reward will be paid for the recovery the Bond
or for iniorustion he aiding TO its recovery.
SOUTHPORT BANK,
Southport, Conn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-10

Eggs very scarce, and receivers Of choice Penn.
sylyana and New Jers1y fesh and Of large size Ase
getting asaa1c[ms's DsI,es toe;-Das oss o. Ssate
offered at 3ec. We quote; slassr
Nsw-Jersey and PennsylvaDis choice. = dos. s2e13
STATE good a.. .cod o,d.,
Egg Oats, y BUSH. good. .N075
FRUITs-DRIKD. ...-
Western dried Apples mostly imperfectly cored arc
selling at si0l0 with some choice lots Of new State
bright and Clean are held at lie. Hickory Nuts are
very scarce Some Chestnuts have been sold for u 80.
We oucta. VIZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-10
Alilitarp Notices.

DRISONERS OF WAR. - The Wives or
Widowed Mother Of Prisoner, Of Wa can receive their
Ssct pey BY ceiling o addressing with letters
Ell BROWN SHELDON, Ne. . Pukpsce.
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lectures ano nleetings.

4 MEXICAN BIOGRAPHICAL and STA
n TIsTICAL SOCIHrY.-A meeting viii be held at
CLINTON HALL, Aston Place, On THURSDAY, the 10Th
Of Noveber 1884 ct O'Clock p by special request OF
Council reading Of Paper descriptive Of recent voyage
into The Interior Of China BY w T. JoNxs .sq u Consul
At Macao which much Satisfaction the last m-etns
OF the Society viii be repeated. w. C. HWADDELL sec
GIANT ANDREWS SOCIETY.-The regular
y preparatory meeting OF the SAINT ANDREWS so
GETTY Of the STATE SewYork for the election Of officers.
Sc viii take place the Msison Doree, Union place on
THURSDAY EVENING next, the 10Th inst at q o'clock
ROBERT DINWIDDIE, Secretary.
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NmnAenifni9.
DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
I'D IHREE ENTERTAINMENTS Daily,

DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
ID 1HREE ENTERTAINMENTS DAILY,
q II a m. and and 4 E m
BEAuTfFuL AND HIGHLY TRAINED DOGS.
MORNING AND EVENING
COMMODORE MUTT IN HIS PRESENTATIONS,
COMPRiSINo CHIEFS. WARRIORS AND sQUAWs'
MORNING. AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
Afternoon, Ut g.
Tie Sensational Drama In Three Actt
WAITING FOR THE VERDICT an, u.o.
n which Mira J: Prior, France, Janie,o Mi Me.tsy,r
CIeaver; Messs Jevck Dep,on Grace, lisds"ay Mes'"
Bridssmsn. Jameson, Porter, Sc, appear
BUCKLE OF BayIAlNTTsS !!cr
TONY DENlER in GREAT STILL h'i'
HUNTING TURTLf;, ,o- pntrups
MAMMOTH FAT GIRL WEi n6iHirm So ~ Al, &C.
Admission, 10 cents. Children under ten. 10 cents
WINTER GARDEN.mCOMsMaIE.NsCSEEs a.
ho oin. q, n,yons to perform IN ether ct
~; Lii H. 10 n,otract brilliant career at TINS inca
ter beyond thirteen nights more. Inns NAHu''1"'' s ~
eighty Gh pst bhsrSSiTf ely ATTRACTIVE BILL
~ 70, che trst time, Tom Tsylors charming com
eSy' THE BABES IN TIE WOOD.
THE B1BEs IN THE WOOD.
NEW SCENERY AND APPOINTMENT
'h"f"'NDA hsape0Isd i'dsAs.h'u'' i''PSsI IT. CLARKE
with an uproarious drunken scene.
To conclude with ony time) horsons augb.ble domestic
drama u ALL THAT GLITTERs IS NOT COLD.
ALL THAT GLlTTERS Is NOT GOLD, ,nvr
TOBY TWINKLE 'MI' - o. OLAhhI'
Tomorrow-Last night this season Of EVEHfBODi'S
FRIEND and T0oDLEs. Mr. CLARKE 4. IoOd!es and DO
Boots. -, =, -
ROBERT BRIEFLY. in the great drama THE TICKET
or LEAVE MAN
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Cost ano fonno.

WHENEVER COMFORT Is LOST, in
consequence Of Cough other affections OF tho
chest or throat will soon be FOUND by using the THOP-
ICAL BALSAM." See advertisement under a" Medical
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-10

POULTRY AND GAME.
Live chickens and turkeys are selling quickly, and
ue dressed poultry Of all kinds but much Of that sent
in poor, and the rainy weather Injuries Its sale
Some choice fat n. j. Chickens dressed, brought e,
as have fat turkeys. Geese 100 abundant 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-10

Good Western apples are worth about a Is In bulk
Choice shipping apples put up In good order viii bring
s5ds6. Many apples from the western part Of the
state also from Michigan, Northern Ohio and Illinois.
arc sent across the line into Canada for gold market
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Besteu Cattle Market,

AT CAMBRIDGE AND BRIGJ-foN
p,oovfed foy Tus TRIBUNE he sudss WeSr<slas
Nov. 8 1854,
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N. Y. whele.ale Price. Of Country Produce

foR rHn Wick ENDING "WEDNESDAY. NOV. =. 1854
Expressly for THK NJ Y TRiBrEE by own Reporter
The following tho rates OF articles in good
condition as sold by commission houses at wholesale.
Shippers receive 10 10 cent less deducted for
missions beside freight and other charges.
BEANS AND PEAS-DRY.
Beans are quiet and sales OF fair medium tsve been
made at 81 Prime marrows are scarce but " 80
is an outside quotation, In lots. We quote;
Beans, pea, and medium prime p bush &c tOesa 25
Beans. kidney, y bush.-............... Y 100 2 35
Beans. marrow. prime. 400 -
Beans. inferior ESQ 40
Peas, Nairowfat. .......................l Coz 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-10

The advance in gold from aIJ to 260 during the day
sent shippers lifting about town. and the Indications
that The market viii be swept Of all available bntcr
The stock on hand was light TO begin with. and from
bids up to Sc and in some instances &c. and long
before night several large houses entirely cleaned
out. This will create active inquiry aud the first
have confidence that the advanced rates will be
maintained little fine butter for grocers use 10 much
wanted We nnnfe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-10

| Beef is abundant, end cheaper The same Of Porf,
the latest of which sells from the boats st l33
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-10

Goshen pals v ID. ...................60a-
Orange Connty, choice pals 10 .............. 500
Sussex County. frsins. .52055
State Flrkns ana Tubs falr ~ good ...-......524N
State Firkins choice for California shipping Sc 50
European shipping Butter, State. 52g So
Illinois Iowa and Mnnesota. 81 d36
Western Reserve, good to choice. 45o47
Central Ohio. ..37d42
State Tubs, Welsh good TO choice. .47d 50
Pennsylvania tubs and pals tair to choice 80 asa 81
CHlEsH.
Cheeseis IN active request for shipment at an I'd.
vance Of To-, with upward tendency. good ot of
factory was sold ut 23lc. while some Ia held at 24,c
Fine State dsiries are worth pc. We quote;
state, factory, good to choice y fb..-....22GN
state. fair to good. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s2
State, dalries choice. .....4002I
Englmb dairy Comm ...............-..-.2la23
EnglNh dairy (Obio). ...................2ld2