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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-08

NIRARD FIRE AND MAXINE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
mo. 63o
N. E. COR. CHEsNUT AND SEVENTH SITS.
PHILADELPHIA.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS OVER 88OO, 200
INCOME FOR 1866, SIO3,88A.
Losses Paid and Accrued In 1865,
$4,000
or which amount not $4,000 remain unpaid al ts date
100000 Of property has been successfully INSURED
by this Company I'm thirteen years and Eighs Hun.
dred Losses by Fire promptly paid.
DIRECTORS.
Thomas Craven, Slas YeTke5 Jr,,
Furman Sheppard Alfred 5. Gillett,
Thomas MaCKellar, n, > Lawrence,
John Supplee Charles !. Dupont
John w, lnghOrn, Henry F. Kenney,
Joseph Riapp, NJ. ID.
THOMAS CRAVEN, President
A. s. GILLETT, Vice-Presdent.
222fmw2 JAMES b. ALVORD, SeCretRrv.
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cotton sacks dried fruit; box butter
I box merchandise.
l.. ~ y. RAvaoAp Jan. 49, ears
mules; cars hogsr casks and tierce
bacon; IL stoves; oS pots. 90 boilers 6
cases merchandise; A stove plates &C
frames lot furniture, bales goods; .
wash tubs 6 boxes herrings I box hard
ware; % bull tongues; go bars and 9 bum
dies iron; 1 bundles gas PIPE I biol whis-
Ky; half Dbl 4 water; . bbls and 10 bags
beans 40 bbls potatoes; 4 bbls krlut 2G
cooking stoves; 81 pots - bundles print
ing paper; half biol alspice, ! bbl sugar:
5boxes mustard; box coffee box cheese:
tO4 sacks oats; l key horse shoes; I car
hogs; 3 cars and A. bales hay; boxes
Tobacco; , bags pepper; ] box backing
l box soap; , cases segars: I4half butts
tobacco; boy leather. aboyes fresh meat.
o hhls ditto.
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NoHE PLEASANT. q brief and Soc
we're cold "map" the weather cleared zap
on Yesterday, and the afternoon was quite
genial and Pheasant Prospects now are
that We viii bee blessed with cheerful
weather
TIM friends of the Rev Dr. Howell and
of the First Baptist Church, OF which he
IS the faithful pastor, win be- grauied %
learn that at the communion Sunday, there
were sixteen additions 70 the church This
O. a GOOD beginning fur the vpag.
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that these same hands were quite capable
Of gathering all, or most Of It, at on early
day this season. Besides, the pressure
upon the planter for the proceeds this sea-
son has been far greater than in 1850, to
say nothing of other inducements he had To-
shove it of 10 market So that il seems TO
he the general opinion thst two-thirds Of
the crop are already in, which will make
the whole crop something over a million
and q quarter bales
The recent decline in Cotton in Liver
pool is partially explained by the fact that
an actual count on the 2Sth Of December
shove the stocks 90 he 5I6,770 bales in
stead Of 426, 400 as estimated, making
difference Of 90,3lO bales. The following
is the stock rs deveIGpel hv this count.
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RIVER NEWS

There were no arrivals or Departures ven
terday, though the Tyrone and FANNY
BIandeis were expected. Both may be- ir
port this morning.
The Havana IS still at the wharf
The river does not improve any. Is fall
ing, with about thirty inches on the Shoals.
. The agents of the steamer Havana would
be pleased If the parties that received tv.
boxes furniture, marked r. L. Jones &, Co.
Columbia. Tenn. would deliver them t.
either Of the agents Of said boat, or to Mr..
II. X Holt, agent, Southern Expye7. Com
pany, as the cIerI, Of the boat is ftyorlby
impressed of their whereabouts
The Louisville Cr-.s-, Of Yesterday
SAYS.
The river continues tolerably full of
floating Ice. though IL was far less iormidl-
bic Yesterday than It has vet been, with
the prospect of melting weather last nigh.
and q general resumption of navigation o.
dav
The underwriters Yesterday Withdrew
huiis, and to-day renew their risks lsUzugI
and quite a number Of boats are advertised
Cor different destinations.
TIE Robert Burns arrived from Mem
pHi= Yesterday. heavily freighjeI with cot.
ton, which fully substantiates the fact that
the navigation of the lower Ohio IS open
We may also add that the navigation 4f
the canal Is also open and unrestricted. the
Robert Burns taking that safe and relighT.
chute yesterday, bound for Cincinnati.
The Huntsville, that had made a star.
for Cincinnati SUNDAY, concluded h Ii..
over til Monday, and made smother surge
ut the ice early in the morning. and worked
ahead with Commendahle CELEBRITY. She
had freight for Jetlersonvillr.
Navigation between St Louis snd Cairr
is said % be very difficult and precsrious.
with less than six feet water in the channel.
and several boats aground n Dog Tooth
and other points.
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Nashville Dry Goods Trade

JAN. Is, ls67.-The Wholesale trade con-
tinues brisk. We hear a little north Of u=
of dull times. The consequence is the
stocks are low, and without trade enough
to Justify a recuperation while Nashville
has enjoyed a study trade from the opening
of the season mp TO this date she has been
able TO keep up a full assortment Of every
line Of goods, throughout the season. We
can say with safety that better stocks c,u-
not be found this sideof the Eastern citie-
There IS no change since our lat quo
tations, except in dress goods, which will
be found cheaper Below We give the
prices Of q few Of the leading articles
PEnTs-I4lIsr per yard.
II0EEyg4.a oaUuestu-1 "a. Coz. a.. extra. "a.
I1., Eagle A.. 41ai lover hTahd-. - l5'4c.
sgJTua uIysHsEa.-at tI a.. -hsmbTeJH u
All W00I FLavyELs.--lJ TO ~.
BLsEEErs 81 20 % $40 per Dstr
ALEIuas DEIaLNE5.-l.r.
DEEss Gooy-.-il great vuueyy gJ Z2.-. 90 g..
Al WOOL DE.AlFE5.-il ~ ~.
fAECT ~ATIyE .5.--- 70 o. 81.
All NuYi CAs5ulEEEs 81 % 81.
bALHoEtI sEIEIs.-s-3.Ea1 per i.z-
SKIRT EEAIae-Sl per igZ.
IHRE,D.-1 irt7ria, ~ perioz d. lOj yards
BE5Ey sar-5.-5s.- F4r-iuia 20. I-sg-. Car
r-l --s l+- Augusta. 80. dlc. Tennessee pre-
lai-H, %. .--. Augusta d., --e-= Pacific A a.
&C.
H1..E CJT1ae PIAus.-Et! % Ec. cotton
-,risez. 20 T. z-s Apron Check. . % 10.
rsE.s.-Atul--lC. "a --. n alteFlya BE-
-. mite rocks. t8 +.- so, god. 81 g, ri..
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70 COnsUmptiNes.-T Advertiser, hay-
ing been restored to health in a few weeks. By Il
very simple remedy, after having suffered several
years with severe lung affection. and that
dread disease, ConsumPtion-s anxious To- make
known % his fellow sufferers the means of cure.
To all who desire IT, he will send a copy of the
prescription used. Gree Of CHARGE. with the iii
rections forpreParing and using the same. which
they viii find SURE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION,
ASTHMA. BRoyCHJTIs, &c. The only object Of
the advertiser in sending the Prescription is 10
benefit the afflicted, and spread information
which he conceives to be invaluable; and hopes
every sufferer will try this remedy as it will cost
them nothing, and may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the pIsslription. win please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings county, New York.
0ctG}-ly
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Gold opened in New York yesterday at
1851 WAS 1854 at 1880, and closed at the
same rate at p. NJ. The rate here was
l33 buying and l35 selling.
Government securities were quoted in
New York Yesterday Is follows.
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The pro rata Of cash means at the begin
hing of the year was 400 per cent, snd at
the close, 323 per cent The legal require
ment is . per 1ant.
The following will show the receipts Of
cotton at the various ports since the lst Of
September, 1866, snd the stocks on hand at
the date. designated.
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The receipts, including stocks held in in
terror towns. up to the latest date, amount
to something over 100000 bale The
Cep Orleans Inc Of the 18th inst says
Il the receipts for the residue Of this
season shall continue IN the same proper
ton as during the season heretofore, the
crop vould amount to something over q
million and a half bale-. But there are
seasons Why this will not be the case in
ls6U the crop was -o large generally, that
il was all the lab1rsT5 could 30 90 pick a.
much cotton 90 be ready for market by
January nth, as they did, and there was no
particular hurry ~ get 10 90 market, while
the crop was so very short this =rason, in
proportion TO the hands who planted it,
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RECORDERS CoURT-rhere was DC
very large amount of business transacted
before this court ON Yesterday. Matt
Oycrtou, di7orderly conduct, was fined
three dollars and costs. M. Hole-idze,
lewduess, discharged Edward Cole lewd-
ness, discharged Lewis Nin2enway, drunk
and disorderly, i've dollars and costs
Nane W Stesit walking with a prostitute
ten dollars and costs Thomas Radigan
drunk on the street five dollars and COSTS
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DIED

Iu this city. yesterday morning at halt pas,
g.sht o'clock. a. L. W. AcDAyIEr. printer
asai thirty YEAR The friends OF the family SIRE
invited 90 attend his Funeral this morning at lo
O'clock. tom the residence uU North College
street. near thr Lsui svile Depot
Services by Rev. Nj M4EFW.
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CoIemnn,s Insiant ReIier for Mammary

Ab=cess. or "belIed breasts with females
after pa1turition. This is the only preparation
knswn that will sooth and soften the breast and
give almost immediate relief Manufactured and
forsale only ar CoLFulN's Drug Store 90 Church
street. .iaul2-2aw I'm
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For Cairo, NJ. louis, Memphis snd
New Orleans.
V'ul SPLENDID PASSENGER
1 Packet TYRONE. Tow UARNtN. [ -,
Master. WASH WEAVER Clerk will
leave as above uu WEDNESDAY. The nth
INST. 90 lf O'Clock A. Ne
f.r Freight 1r Passage apply ON board. ur Oh.
CORBEIT Is BOYD.
o. and O. Front street
Jml1-lr 0r HARRISON j. SONS. trF-
For louisville and Cincinnati
VUIE SPLENDID PASSENGER
1 steamer HAVANA. NtgzH -, -
tT,EN. Master. j. L. MuEs Clerk -
viii leave as aboveuu WEDNESDAY. fae IEIl
fl.r, li ll o'clock A.
For freight or passage apply uu board. or r4
JORBEET 4 BJAD AEeuJa
Al and o. Front street,
~. A. PEBBLES, lg
b. rIUij-If HARRISON g SONS Agents
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Cotton was quoted in New York yester
day, at uoon at 34!@35c, for middling.
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To close business. we are positively closing
out At New York cost prices ouG stock of Fine
Groceries, Wines Brandies, Havana and Do
nestle Cigars. PANDOLrINI & RIyA.
ianlO l. North Cherry street
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A Meeting Of the Typographical
Union Ne. 20, viii be held this morning.
"WEDNESDAY az nine o'clock. to attend the
Funeral Of Mr. HrGH L. ". McDCulL. 4
full Attendance Is requested.
RI. BARRY. Prey't.
j. K. TAaLEg, Ser'y.
Reduction in Price.-WE HAVE THIS
DAY REDUCED TIE PRICE OF OUR HOME
MADE SHIRTS. GENTLEMEN IN WANT
WOULD Do WE'LL TO HAND IN THEIR
ORDERS, AT AN EARLY DAY. AS THEY
WILL BE- VERY APT TO ADVANCE AGAIN
WITH TIE OPENING OF THE SPRING
TRADE GEEEy Z GEEEN.
janlj-lt 4, North College
To Marry or not 40 Marry Why
Mott Serious Reflections for Young Men, in
Essoys ef the Howard Association, on the Physi-
illogical Errors. Abuses and Diseases induced By
ignorance of Natures Laws. in the first sge of
man. Seat in sealed letter. eny elopes, free of
charge. Address DR.. }. SEmLIS HoUGHruN,
Howard Asso5intisa. Philadelphia Pa.
ian la-Em
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Notice OF Dissolution.
Conartnership Notiee.

r. BOONE AND RICHARD uIELIN
y. have this day associated th5mselEes 90
business under the. EiJ le suj name o! Boone s.
uIbHn, tor the purpose u transag ting q. general
business All note OF hand O. BE- agnei b. both
partners % the firm
4. T.. BOONE
,auli-lu +. GIBLIS.
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THE LEsIsLArUEr-Therev were present
on yesterday, az the Capitol. thirteen menu
ben OF the State Senate and forty members
in thc lower House There aliIl being Dg
SuoIumi uo regular 5usInoss has besn rra-
neodet Uith. There vill beuo quorum lar
g wecf De- come 80 IS thought
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The Healing Pool. and HOa,e Of
Mercy Howard Association Reports. Tor
You've MFN, on the CRmE oT SOLITUDE, and
the ERRoEs. AsusEs and DISEASES which destroy
the manly powers, and create impediments 90
MARRIAGE. with sure means Of relief. Sent in
sealed letter envelopes, free oC charge. Address.
DR.. j. SKLLN HoUGHToN. Howard Association,
Philadelphia, Pa. Janl'-5m
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DEATH OF HUaH McDANEL.-We re-
greet to have 60 announce the death Of Mr..
HuGH L. W. NcDANIrI, which sad event
took place yesterday at S O'Clock A. NJ.
The deceased had been gradually sinking
under the nroads of consumption for seve-
IlI wears. and. tor some months past. scarce
% hope was entertained that hc would live
60 see the buds and blossoms of another
spring. He was % son of our respected
tguov-citizeu. Alex. Mcdaniel, was born
mthl- city Doe October, 1886 and resided
here the day of his death. He was @
young man of warm and generous nature,
of zine mind and good Judgment, and, in
his short career, had made many warm and
l,cp'y-luachcd friends. who. with his rsla-
t.ye- will miugle their fears iu his grave.
lie was printer by profession, and mem
her afthc Typographical Association of this
,ItN. whose members will meet this morn
ing 40 o'clock o. attend his funeral
Farewell Hugh aud immortal JOYS be
thine
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4 smvFn WFDnIyo.-Our worthy Tel.

A SILVER WEnnISO.-Our worthy fel-
tow citizen, NJ. C.. Sultzbachcr, celebrated
thctwenly- anniversary Of his marriage
al his hoapitahlc residence last evening.
Ills many friends partook Of a splendid en-
tertaiument, and the host and his good
dame received hearty congratulations and
many wishes that they might live To enjoy
another quarter of a century of prosperity
aud happinesa
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Yellow Pine Flooring, ALLOW prices, cor
ner of Crawford and North Summer sis. If
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Seasoned Poplar Lumber, corner of
Crawford and North Summer streets If
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Building Lumber of all kinds, corner OF
Crawford and North Summer streets. If
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For Married Ladies OrIS.-A fool for
laak. and a poor man for children. Send for
Circular. l. L. Coleman. NJ D.,
ian12-2w Box 502, Nashville Tenn.
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Boots ana SHOES Cneap az 20 Pab

boots ana SHOES CnGap az 10 Pablo
square. In consequence Of d contemplated
change in my business, 1 offer the best selection
of Boots and Shoes ut greatly reduced prices.
The buyer-be he a consumer or a merchant
will surely profit 10y examining my stock of
goods before supplying himself, as l am quite in
earnest to give bargains. Max. L. GUrTNANN,
sspf-u No. 20 Public Squar e
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Cedar POsIs and Fencing Lumber.
cornerof Crawford and North Summer streets.
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Assassination coz MR. IA-r 10 Will
Dee remembered that daring the latter part
of last summer Young Mr Case. a son cot
Senator q. Case. was as=as-iuated 600 Ohiou
county. We. Tennessee. while retumius
from political meeting with has father
We were informed ou last night thar on
the I4tb inst Mr. g. Case himself who .-
q member elect from The ohirn distrir, g.
the present Legislature. was also assa slua.
tea hy parties whose names we could not
ascertain. Mir &. had gone. aa we learn out
ol his house and was killed within O shgTi
distance 0fthe residence before Do, returned.
The affair Be- very sad one as Mr. 4. was
/ regarded Us "a good ana worthy citizen
lie leaves a wife and family 90 mourn his
uutimcy death The perpetrators of the
nuI decd have nos g- vet been arrested,
though ,E.y are, Us our informant states
wnnn hIs information, wyll known. The
yr1yuygurn waa political -ruj-e
the same parties ahr Eillei Young Case
. last summer committing tHg lag deed,
thinking that when they killed the Young
man De was the old gentleman whose life
has inst been taken. Mr. G. was Mon
man. but was not regarded al a partisan
The foul deed produces the greatest feeling
I'M that section of the country, and % IS %
b. hoppd that the offender Viii be brauEh,
la Justice.
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TIN HgANN CASE AGAIN.-N. D.
E.aylocs, wbo La. been several times men
Ea0ed in connection With Cd charge OF biga-
my appeared again before Esquire
Mathew nnFe=joIdly. SO prosecuting wit
nc7ses worr introduced. and Hlaylurk has
his liberty under c'-0izlucc 20 report every
other dav.
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Selling Out.-Positvey at cost, 20 close
business g. RICE / Co..
dec2s-tf 50 College ST.
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FOR RENT.

THE BUILDING KNOWN A. TIE DIS.
a PATCH Printing once. corner E1lE and
Printer AlIeys 10 asila1aItaI iaF "a ruhuna
ON e. q Furniture fast.rg. W other Iarl .-a
j B LIud.Ilg. D %. turly street,
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white Pine Flooring manufactured by
knight Bros. on Rolling Mill Hill for sale at
reduced prices. Office. No. 40 Church street
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HEAVY SHWHT>r aN rgr luuNuIE
AND N,-Vuu EhuUaAn The freight
ing rapaeiUee o. 90. Louisville and Nash
vile Railroad have been taxed o. h.r
almost tension during ta. past week
shipping and trans hipp,ng the enormous
amounts of freight daily passing over the
road iu both directions. Yesterday after
Hoon the capacioua depot building in this
city was filled with freight boxes
and baIgs destined f1r the Southern mar
kcts. The road B. ina highly prosperous
condition
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ARCHER CHEATHAM i Co.
KLINE i SHERMAN.
K. Is. CHEATHAM K Co.

Selling Out,-Positveiy at cost. to close
business, q. RICE 4 Co.
dec2s tt 50 College st.
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BRoKE JAJI---A prisoner whose name
We did not learn, broke Jail on Yesterday
aud made a desperate attempt 60 escape
lie was pursued. and after m exciting
chase, was recaptmod and again locked mp
ben Dis cell
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a Sure pile Cnre.-DR. GILBERr's PILE
INSTRUMENT positively cures the worst cases Of
piles Sent by mail on receipt Of g. Circulars
free Sold by DFuggists Agents wanted every
where. Address j. b. RauAINF. Manager. No.
J-5 Broadway New York, tnovI7-3m
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The Best quality of Cumberland Coal can
be had OF P. b. Mason * Co., No. q North
Cherry street, at s. 50 per load Of 4 bushels
delivered in any part of the city. janl0-tf
Very Superior Cumberland round and
slack Coal for sale cheap at q North Cherry
street. ianlO-tf
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VIVA TOHEI a 90. Banker lai Dealer
NOTICE.

"a ~. STOCEWEI.I, OF NEW YOR f.
W be- admitted partner iu our husiues- iruu
this date. The STYLE firm win remain a- here
totare.
HAMILTON q CINSINOHAW.
NAsHyuLE Dee. ], 1863.
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Wines - From the LoNGwoHrH Vineyard
aui Wine House, Cincinnati
" p. a F. p. ANDERSON, PTOprietors.
Golden Wedding Sparkling CGtRHbs,
Dry CatRW bR. Isabella, etc.-rhese Wines
are furnished at much lower rates than imported
goods, and for purity and boluet are eIcellei yb
none-either native OF foreign.
SOld-by
Archer CHEATHAM & Co.
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BacheIor's Hair This

Bachelors Hair Bye.-Thiz splendid
Hair Dye Is the best in the world The only
rue and perfect B.r--Harmie5s Reliable, In.
Simultaneous. No disappointment No ndicu-
lou5 uut7. Natural Black or Brown. Remedies
the i'll effects OF Bad Dgeq InviForatez the hair,
leaving it soft and beautiful. The genuine is
EisRed WlHaa 4 Bef-bslor. All others are
mere limitations, and should be avoided. Sold
b. all Druggists and Perfumers. Factory 81
Barclay street, New York. ldo729-ly
Buy Your Coal the best quality Peacock,
at a North Cherry Streets 90 per load Of Il
bushels delivered ianll-tf
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PhiIndeInhIr NInrI.el
Baltimore Market.

PH.LA DELFW4, Jan l5.-Fl0ur dull North
western Sl3GslG wheat duh. red 6ma D..
white 2 o1G3 ih, corn steady, yellow Q s uIt.
steady $4,000.
Baltimore Market
BALTIMORE. Jan. IT-F1ur dull and heavy.
wheat No receipts. corn steady, oats HHfH' cul
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THE CITY
Ncu Advcrtiscmcn >.

We call attention to the following adyyg-
d.emeuts which appear in this morning
rqper for the hrst time. The reader is
referred 90 lhem in another column:
The Tennessee Coal Company advertise
coal az moderate prices. A. $. Colyar
President.
A reward is offered ion stray COW and
calf
The Atheurum, Columbia, Tenue.-ee,
Mrs j. O.. Smith Principal, is advertised
to commence the spring session, February
4th. The Atheueum offer many aavan-
tages az an institution Of learning Any
information can be obtained Of Robert j.
Smith, Secretary.
Camp & Elliott, General Agents adver-
tise Sewing Machine and everything per
taiug 60 them.
Mcs-rs. Green q Green 43 North College
street. advertise in our special column, Re
duCii0n Of Prices
The Ridgeway Circle i. D., are requested
70 be ON hand Thursday az o'clock.
The steamers Tyrone and Havana are
advertised for down the Cumberland OF 10
O'Clock this d8v
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AT TIRE SIAoD HousE-Hon. j. s..
Goodloe. Of Lexington, KY; Blain Mar
shall, former Superintendent Of the J.. a
n. Railroad ond Lieut. Spurgcon, Us. A.
were at the Stacey House on yesterday.
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Is rHE CrU-We had the pleasure of
meeting an Yesterday evening, GENERAL
McQuiou, of Louisville who camr down
from Gallatin on the evening train. Tie
will sniourn with u7 FOR some day.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-16

\ TIH0F"U0N - OR NIHttI NAIL.
ROADS While "e appreciate TO the full
est extent The public utility and general
convenience of our street railroads. and
cordially applaud the energy and public
spirit displayed in their construction and
management we ask leave 60 make a sug-
rcsiion in regard To the tracks They
shonld Doe looked to and kept in good order
for the comfort and convenience of travel
ing. as wei as TO prevent accidents There
are several localities where the street rail
road tracks need repairs and attention, es-
pccialiy no some of the street Crossings, Co
place and keep them in proper order We
tus, they viii be- looked AMER and placed
in proper condition.