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New-York tribune., 1869-03-12
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T0tiI f0T mot ltl0l4l5 - F'It'I''4 = F7''11 -
The exports paper currency valuation since the sus-
pension Of specie payments from EewYork to foreign
ports during the mouth OF February were:
Tho exports exclusive OF speoie) from New-York 10
foreign ports for eight months ending with February,
New-York tribune., 1869-03-12

COFFRE-hers s nothing importance advise In the NT Of
sales but jobers booking around and business anic
Jbsd within Other kinds light dnAnd sales of IL!
bags st. Domingo for erpOu. on private terms
FLOUR AND MkAlThe market Tor western and stale
fairly Gee the low grades sIesder the demand ms for ti
the better grades dali and eguAr the iales 100 bb
IS 80U 80 O5 for Super1ne &c $3.50 90 for Extra ste
SO ga 81 % for FaheT States S6 l0dS6 80 for the low grades
o Western RIa % 6J0S1 10 Tor good TO choice spring Nhclt
EItfa SO 51 Minnesota and Iowa Extras 80 2d &c Is
for shipping oho sc 81d % M Trade brands and Family bagis
81 a04s9; 60 Ggas IS Amber Winter Wheat EItA In
dana aud Michigan s7 O0e0 fr White Wheat do de- 90 50
aSiQ for fsmy Do, and 81 259sH 20 F ~ Lon EItra and
Double Extra California Flour Ia fm ad IN fair demand aead tp
bs and sacks ct sc S9 90 90 for Od aud 80 oa 10 % fot New
Canadian our dul and unchanged Southern Flour Il iesnT and
g9st hs .aln gaa are EASIER saes 4lO bos a ~ 4g1
iI G E5im % Gs9tA ard vlgh sE ss 0GS 9t Fa@y do nd
80 WG+ r Liia aud Family Maryland aud Delaware Rj foar
shm ana 10 isf rqass safes Of $40 6b At $S0S1 Corn Meal
steady tld 10 M reqass s Of 900 bb At - 70 ior Wesein
- - ior Jssg sra - t BrAadyns Buekshss Foar dull
0HAlNTIbs hsit alet ay active hnd stronger al The so.
The demand eh,hy h hldnZ r Shipment though fair Tor Nnier
also taken Tor The sales 81 ~ for No
Ctiga kpng 10 store And Sl ia a. Ahuati S a. for No h
w9use 81 . or 10 hs.atss od 90 for Anhsr westrn'
81 70 r Waite Caouil aad ~ 650El 20 for Amber hcbgsa
B qse bat @ B,rrJ Malt IRA 1nd in f. rsqaesli sls.
OF lfOJ bush at fIdS2 ~ Oats quiet and close heayJ tbs
.,l,, are 81 900 bush Hos Qho 9d Western ~ dse IA store A
Se al tc. shoat Rye Is ~ tAr demAnd the st are 1870 bush
We,n At 20 delivered Corr oss active sad closes lorrri hs
demand mshlv nf boRe the s ~ 100 b DAnp Aad
Chsouhd a. s5aps EsS Western Mixed g5dBe snd Od DO
New-York tribune., 1869-03-12
Mafhintrp.

NOR SALE-A CaloTic ENGINE-EricssOn's
Il 5ieh 4horse power better than VIII be sold Al aen6ee
Clsb pre 5000 Apply BoGERT SRxSES ia and lI6 Pest
CTEAM ENGINE for SALE.-A STEAM EN-
- GINB OOhorse powers cylinder ZOI and three lgs boilers
,s al The b.hng pues hanger srd bng of large hud-
iny Apply 10 CHRISTIAN SCHWARTZ No 80 East i brist
New-York tribune., 1869-03-12
THE MARKETS.

[CArefuly reported for THH TErHusE -.
THUKsDAr, March H. 1900
AsEsThs market sesdy snd moderately active; saes VI 10
bbi 81 151 90 for Pots and ~ l21s9 % for Pearls
COTTON-1h general demand continues moderate and With
holders oGehug their stocks rather freely prices are again lower
closing somewhat unsettled aud e sales OF vi bales In
eudBg 4 sIuusr % 10 spcuso and AIS to eIPos iAs also
Of 80 bales Low Mng for March, 21i 20 do for April al 2
do ln IL ILn We nmnIan
New-York tribune., 1869-03-12

0yyfcE or rag METROPOLITAN GAsLIGHr CO., corner
BRoApwAY 1Dsri NEw-ioRK' March = 1908
NOTICE is hereby given to the Stockhoders no @ 3
" f,b. METRoPoLiTAN GAsLIGHr COMPANY Of the CY Of
ht ,nec,l election Of three Directors Of said Company
iii he b. held at the Office said Company the 2d DAY Of MAreh
1o At u O'Clock noon that the poll will remain open ' nIee nO
~ Books will be closed March until March a. both negsNe'
wM MBlKLBHAM Secretary
New-York tribune., 1869-03-12
The foreign ImpoIts tgOld valuatOnl at NewYOrk in

The gold duties received at New.YorL for eight month
ordiup with Fcbruary. were
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-04

OnS I'D Av.--wANTED, A TIDY GIRL, TO COOK
200 wash and iron for family OF four. Apply earl
this day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-04

COPYIST.-A LADY WOULD LIKE WRITING OF ANY
~ kind TO at her home; a good rapid and
writer Address for three days box 800 Post Office Vas
n. Y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-04
ADJUSTMENTS.

| ADJUSTMENTS.
VooD's MUSEUM AND NENAGERIE
iS;S'I rsfT's1s Sgssnr
A4anf Eisaf OF LIVING WIFE fSaAhs
MAIiSEE and NiGHT; RENiLwoRrH,
:$ssAs 4: ~ s!$# s sEss$iiss.
Ez ESEH q: md Sis#F t ssF1a sg H!E
| srUPENDous SENSATION NEXT MONDAY AT 0
18th .T sis A. three 5ro% Broadway
MATINEE The Ensl,rh dran.,c romance, NIGH NIGHT.
MATINEE TUE CHEAT CITY NIGHT.
r1es 5 On s:s
'00 ''''e" COOS sis S as Th II TO LONDON.
l0s aSSD 4 TaS sH 70 sfEsrTr
> coon Is 4 TRir 10 LoSDoS SA"''
a sp TT s IS sGtSsHs
osRSh' a sR Ts fF e hos SfTs.E'
SEE SooS asp aF Ff c r. xosSgs
1os aSoD a 1 T@ sT ss sfssnHr
SSD 4 T Ts q 10 k5sS sEsrHs
gee LONDON" AND ITS GRAND SCENERY.
- GOOD AS TRIP TO LONDON
SEE ooD A ITS a r. Hok SCENERY
SEE aooD As2 1Efp b kos SS5SrAr
GRAND oPEE Ac H Iags &, ! ATs
CAROLINE RiciIiNGs BHRNARD snn.oS pIrecroaa
SATURDAY MATINEE, December I, commencing a :
last time this season Bales spectacular opera
wit, no,,, o.., BehEMIAN iSlR n.,.mn
FRA DIAvoLO,
with Miss Emma Howson Brookhousc Bowler, Henry q.
Peakes, Henry prayton, James A. Arnold Kemp
Bowler BY great and grand orchestra
MONDAY EVENING, December 6. will be presented for
ae i s ra T sw
''''' OF A'ysf'''' rn fE'i hu SEfiaS
Box sheet now open.
after three months rshs.rsa and The most earsui stage
PREPARATIONS M'y'r SE G1 rat 2ss5a e
will be produced for the arft tine IN the Ens. language on
on scale OF nasnicence hitherto unknown in the rcpresen
ation OF English To render the production of the
sories and beautiful have been painted
PIRATE and eorec, costumes prepared and syesy
to This grange sss ope ss
been doubled large and imposing professions, mounted
stage pageanry been devised can heiehten
effect Of the incident to presenta
BERNARD confident with .uch stage prepara
tons and the vocal Of the largest and most
fully oqan the faithful and Effective Interpretation
wo If ors % X. Dsan. n .
lyric stage 10 this city where the positions Of the great
maestro have always found sympathetic spirit.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-04

FALSTAFF,
supported by
w..
Mr.. THEO HAMILTON. PRINCE HAL
Miss FANNY MIGRANT. DAME QUICKLY
and the full strength OF the company.
The play will he produced with entirely new and
Appropriate Scenery Whitman and Assistants
Historically correct Costumes Thomas Joyce
New Machinery by. Dunno and Assistants
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-04
D0oTu'S THEATRE,
ID Twenty third street, between Fifth and Sixth
Mr.. HACKEIT,
FALSTAFF

Every evening unt further notice will be presented shak
spcares historical play In FIVE entitled the fst Part Of
KING HENRY w.,
in which
Mr.. HACKETT
will sustain his world ana uncquaed personaton
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-04

LAST MATINEE,
TIME AND THE HOUR,
Saturday next, December I, at o'clock
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE
the Office OF the theatre s branch ticket ONCE at
music storo Of G. H. Dtson & Co., No I'll Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-04
ADJUSTMENTS,

i
w Proprietor and Manager. Mr.. LESTER WALLACE
l Doors open ~ ~. To commence q r. n,
| The psrsSrn.ne: concludes q iv. {. 4.
| NOVELTY Alb VARIETY.
The east win comprise Mr.. j. ". wailack.
TONIGHT n the tile role this original characsr) Mr.
THIRD TINE Hnanss Fisncr, M y T. Rnggold Mr. w.
HENRY hanson NJ Held, Mr.. Y. H. Rockwell. Mr..
| DUNBAR. y. =. nonsnd Mr.. Leonard, Mr.. Tom
Moore, Mrs L. Philips and Nina Green
With and beautiful scenery. cos
MONDAY cast Chsracsrs nv nv I s% wInan
FIRST TINE, Sir. Gilbert Mr. @ Fisher Er + n soas
THE dart, Mr.. b. 7. Rnge0ld, Mr. @. J. William.
WoNDEk. son, Mr.. 7. HELD Mss Madeline Hsnriqucs
Miss Ene Germon, Miss Laura PAinips and
Miss Fanny Green.
TUESDAY, ments and MI i,s.sr I sna ippp bs
LIST TINE, pieces the rest of Inc chsr.csrs hv NJ
| CAPTAIN OF John Gilbert, Mr. j. IL III oaasrt ~ a.
THE WATCH. Marlowe, Mr.. Il. r. Rnggoid Mr. r. n Ho.
WOODCOCkS land, Miss Louisa Monre Nj: En. iisr
LITTLE mon, Miss Z. Nestayer, Mrs.. L. Philips,
GAME. Misses Fowler Day, Clayton. Rowe and
! Mr.. Lester wallack in both pieces, The
WEpNESpAY rest Of the characters by Mr. John Gilbert
$50 TINE Mr. J. II. stoddart, Mr.. B. T. Ringgold Mr.
HOME Held, Mr. G. H. Rockwell, Mr.. Il. ~ HoL
Hand Leonard Mr. Pack Miss Hen
REGULAR riqnas, Miss Germon, Mrs. Phil,pa Mra
FIX. SETON, Mrs. Tmony, Mas Green aud Mas
lClayton.
THURSDAY. I'd TINE
THE WONDER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-04

y1rANTED.-A REFINED AMERICAN LADY WISHES
w ahome in some respectable family would do light
work and plain sewing; wages not much object as
kind people and pleasant home. Address Miss l.. NJ N,
Herald office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-04
AMUsRMRNTs.

ADJUSTMENTS.
O-anrlGr w sst IEspos1AscEs THIS DAY
s s3iisEE II H HSHsIsss # # !:
:. :. i E:ssEE sSsIIs:Ss;
,.s .asss 81 Hs .s
Buzz RAs IN 6 oHTE% ssHor
On MONDAY, Dec q,
win be produced nth entirely now scenery. mechanical
' voS ON Plf a And Dr. POWERFUL COMPANIES
ever 'e'''' ''''" sr fp GU Tin DALrs
thrilling and ''P Gsps esam Tie cAsLIoHr.
Jl.t broadway, opposite 81 Nicholas Hotel ,,r,r
fSx aHz1$ Will
$$:E$$H $H$$H H$#:EE
d $;sss'a a4 i;i$is$s{
In ii: s "; s;y.s Sys
~ Mr. ALE BuRNEIr As the preacher from Hepsdam-
Tho original negro 'ai s1S b 81
EHJS p bG syFH HsD GER H HewA@D
BY TaT hs ssESS h Ss SES5f Thop'n'
Afternoon doors open ut l; CERTAIN rises ut ~.
Evening performance commcncea at ~.
A cADEMy UF MUSIC.
"A THIS SATURDAY, DEC. T. AT l,
GRAND KELLOGG MATINEE.
LA sONNAMBuLA
MISS c. L. KELLOGG,
sIGNOR ERRANI,
sIGNoR CoLETTI
s ADMIsi!SY sn To GEMS ExiA
THIS SATURDAY, EVENING, DEC. 4,
EXTRA NIGHT.
by special arrangement with the directors OF the Academy
CT Music,
BEKEFlr OF THE LADIES' HEBREW BENEVOLENT
SOCIETY.
WILLIAM TELL.
MONDAY. DEC. g.
NOTlCE.-ln answer numerous inquiries at the Box
Oce from parties who could obtain available seats for
the last performance Of WILLIAM TELL the bcgs
TO announce for
MONDAY, DEC. g.
POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT OF
WILLIAM TELL
In active preparation will be produced during next
week. Ferrari's celebrated comic Opera,
PIPELE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-04

70 EAST 4TH sT.-wANTED. A CoLORED WOMAN
10 for general work must be good plain cook and well
recommended.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-04

yNANTED-A FIRST CLASS AND THOROUGHLY EX-
w pcrienced ladys maid and hairdresser; lone able TO
command the highest wages and wanting permanent home
Apply between Il and at tna Life Insurance Company,
l65 broadway -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-04

VTANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY. A SITUATION AS
w good reference. Address NJ, box 139 Post
Office, Railway, N. j.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-01
The Roard of EdncatIon.

The Board met last evening, and, after
some discussion, the Committee on Salaries
submitted their report, which was received
and adopted, showing a reduction amount
ing in the aggregate to about $4,000 annu-
ally. The teachers were continued In
their respective positions. The fees Of the
several janitors were slightly reduced.
Voted that the reduction in salaries take
effect from and after January l, 1869, and
that the secretary be instructed to notify
the corps of teachers Of the action of the
Board tomorrow afternoon at three o clock,
at the Hume Building.
Voted that Messrs. Paul, Griffith, Weakley
and Adams be a committee to re-organize
the schools in all particulars deemed expe-
dent.
Voted to adjourn till Friday night, De
cember 10.
The Committee on Investigation Of
Charges of Determinations III Book Trade,
etc, will be in session from = till ! o clock
to-day, and all parties interested will please
attend
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-01
NASHVILLE Grocery Market.

The market during the week has been compare
lively quiet, and prices in the MAN, steady and
regular Stocks are beginning TO arrive freely, and
now, with the river in nayigable condition. gro
will receive large supplies during this and next
week. We quote:
sUGAR-New Orleans 14@15Kc: Demarara
15A@15Zc.; standard hards He; coffee IGc /;
b do. I5Zc; G do. 15Hc.
COFFEE-RiO, common 20 choice, 19a25c 4;
Laguyra 25d25Ec.; Java 3st940c.
MOLASSES AND SIRUPS-Sirup SOC. 6s1 gold
en- sirup 81; New Orleans SO6S5c.
SALT-Liverpool sack 50. so; seven busheI barrels
by the car load, s.. 81; five and a half do. 81
RICE-We quote best Carolina 9Il(a1Oe.
TEAs-Imperial 81. 4O9$2; Young Hyson So. q (;
Black Sl@1.5O; Gunpowder $I.65@S2-
ORANGES-We quote new Louisiana at S8d 10
. barrel, according to quality.
FISH-Maekerel, Nos. /, and 3, per barrel, S21
$3.50 and $3.50; in kits, Nos l, and 3, S275;
g. 25 and s..
CHEEsE-we quote factory at 2O92OKc.; Eng
Iish dairy 20c.
NAI.S-We quote at 81 1895 for 1O'd., and 25c
additional for diminishing grades.
CANDLES-Star, light weight, I6llc.
POWDER-Dupont So. Hazards 500; blast
ing 4.75; fuse per 100 feet, 75c.
SHOT-Patent s.; buck s.. %.
LIQUORS-COmmOn rectihed whisky, per gallon,
$l.17; Robertson County Sl.756275; Bourbon
sl.2595,50; Lincoln County $l.7592 IS; High
wines Sl.07.
BALE R0PE-MO. 1O,6I0Kc.; Green Leaf loo
10Y; Iron Ties &c.
BAGGING-Ky. Py. &c. ; J. H. fax SOC.
MISUNDERSTANDING, D dOz., 40875c Wash
boards 81. rs p dOZ; Buckets, q doz., s. 75(dS3.
Tubs 81. 1906 D nest. Starch TIC. Candy &c.
for assorted per pound. Snuff SITS per box for
CARROTS packed. Matches $3.50 per case Pepper
SIC Spice SIC. Ginger 25c. Oysters S375 per
case for one pound cans; S.. 70 per case for two
pound cans Canned peaches two pound cans,
s.. 25 per dOz. Soda 7E9sc.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-01
New Advertisements.

The reading and business public will find
the Paducah Herald a wide-awake and re-
liable journal 1t has an extensive circu-
lation in a productive region, and is well
worthy the patronage it receives.
The desirable residence, No. 81 South
Cherry street, is for rent for 1870. Apply
to P. P. Peck, No. 80 Union street.
Remember trustees sale to-day of valu-
able property on Deaderck street at IL
o'clock, by T. G. Crunk, trustee.
T. W Barnes & Co. continue their great
china sale this morning.
The afflicted will read with special atten-
ton the notice of DR.. Banning, who, il
consulted at the Maxwell House, will put
them in the way of recovery. The medi-
cal profession is cordially invited to exam
inc his mechanical supports.
The rooms over the National Savings
Bank. now occupied 10y Fall & Sons as a
printing Office. are for rent for 1870. APP
ply to I. S. Mari.
Yeatman, Shields & Co. have their closing
out auction sale No. on Tuesday.
Albert d Seeman have one of their fine
auction sales to-day.
Messrs. Calender aid Garrett have post
poned their auction sale of property on
Market, College and Guthrie streets to
Friday
Christmas is coming near, and prepare
ton is being made on all hands to celebrate
its accompanying festivities. In this none
are ahead of our enterprising friends Rob
ert Thompson & Co., 80 Market street, who
advertise this morning the receipt of {
large supply Of sparkling and still Califor-
MIA wine and a variety Of imported wines
and liquors, together with a full line o
Christmas goods. Read their advertise
ment, and give them a call, if you wish t;
buy goods cheap.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-01
81. Andrews Festival.

Masonic Hall last night was the scene of
mirth and enjoyment. Scotia's bonnie
lassies and laddies were well represented,
and the occasion was one long to be re-
membered by the Caledonia Society, and
the hosts of descendants and friends of the
Scottish race. The clans commenced gath
ering at an early hour, and the enlivening
strains of the pibroch continued until the
hour announced Cor dancing. Donald
Clark is never absent on such occasions,
but, on the contrary, always has his pipes
IN tune, and proud of the opportunity to
favor his many friends with Scotland's
national airs At an early hour
every foot of available space in the man.
moth hall was taken up, and dancing con-
tlnued to the wee sma' hours ayant the
twal. 1t was a pleasant reunion, and a
true representation of genuine Scottish
hospitality. May the numerous attendants
on this occasion be present on this ami
versary festival for years to come, and may
each and every one have the same enjoy
ment as that afforded last evening.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-01
The Rcnefi1 Lnst Nieh,.

The benefit given last night at the New
Theater, by Miss Hosmer and the other
members of the company, for the purpose
of contributing to the Refinement of the
Confederate dead, was a very substantial
one. The voluntary act on the part of the
company to appear for so worthy an object
was fully appreciated by our people, as evil
denced in the fact that, notwithstanding
the exceedingly bad night, the..house was
well filed, and the audience the most intel
ligent and refined of the season. The plays
selected were 'Lucretia Borgia' and Pc
truchio. OF the former We have already
spoken at length, and the acting last night
was fully up to the former rendition. Both
pieces were well played, each performing
excellently the part assigned. The dancing
of Miss Kate Gilbert was especially fine,
the little lady being twice called before the
curtain. The Benefit was every way a sue
cessful one.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-01
Nashville Dry Goods Market.

The market has been moderately active
during the week and prices remain unchanged.
We quote "a brown sheetings 1IH612Kc; 7-S
do. Baltic; "A do l59l6Hc; "a bleached
shirtIngs Sa1Oc; 7S do. 1la13%c; a. do. I35(6
25c brown drills 17a2Oc; bleached do, 1Sa2Oc (;
tons l5a25c.
PRINTS Wamsutta 19c; Arnold 11c American
12Kc; Dunnels I24c; Spragues 125&c; Spragues
pink 13c; Allan l2Hc; AmOskeag l2Ec; Manches-
ter PIC; Glencove 12%c; Glendale 10kc; Waure-
gan T2Kc; London mourning l2kc.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-01
For The Convention.

We are authorized to announce Judge 10.
G. Guild as candidate for delegate to the
Constitutional Convention, from Davidson
county Election third Saturday in De-
eember noyl0-te
We are authorized to announce VIM. IT,
Brien, Esq, a candidate for delegate to
the Constitutional Convention, from David
son county, at the approaching election for
that purpose novl5-te.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-01
RoisIerous HaCkmen.

We have noticed on several nights
recently when the hacks and hackmeu ar
range their vehicles in front of the hotels
the drivers become quite boisterous.
Though not quarrelsome they make con
siderably more noise, and hustle each
other about on the sidewalks considerably
more. than there is any Occasionfor. They
have good hacks and are for the most part
good hackmen, but they needn't make such
fuss about it,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-01
Suicide of "A GERMAN.

A German, whose name we did not learn,
committed suicide at the residence of Mr..
Deadrick in Franklin yesterday afternoon,
by hanging himself with a wire No
cause was assigned for the rash act, though
the unfortunate man had frequently been
heard tosay that he was weary of existence,
being in very straitened circumstances
andunable to procure employment. Hewas
quite dead when found, and we do not
know whether he had immediate friends
or relatives to commemorate his melan-
eholy fate
Hard indeed must be the necessity, and
deep as despair itself the depression, that
induces a man, in the image of his God, to
fling back with his own wild hand in the
face of Heaven, life which he deems no
longer desirable or worth preserving
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-01
rrhnNi,,thWnr

At a meeting of the citizen Of the Ninth
Ward held last night, DR.. B. F. Manlove
was called to the chair, and Jacob 2. Kuhn
appointed Secretary.
The Chairman stated that the object Of
the meeting was TO send five delegates to
the County Convention to be held Satur-
day, Dec (, 1869.
The following gentlemen We're appointed
DR. b. F. Manlove, F. Klooz, Fred. Laiten-
berger, l. II. Buddeke and Eli Woods.
1t was moved that the delegates be sent
without instruction.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-01
RndIN Respntfered.

Yesterday morning while the rain storm
was at its height, large middle-aged wO-
man. fat as whales blubber, carrying a
well filed market basket, as she was
going down College street 'collided" with
another adipose specimen of femininity and
tumbled into the mud. The contents of
her basket were scattered pell-mell, and
she was badly despatched with mud and
water. She scrambled to her feet, and
after hasty review of the situation, com
menced gathering in the pieces.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-01
lolai- .-''--,-'------ 80 LIZ 10
Louisville Live stock Market.


CArrLF-The market for cattle during the past
week has been pretty good for good cattle, selling
about fast they arrived at fair prices. Scala
wag and inferior stock is not wanted They have
ranged from % TO Sc for common fair ~ to &C.
and for the best \ to SIC; choice butcher stun
would 60 a little higher; none left over unsold.
HOGs-There has been still heavier run this
week than last and they sold very nearly fast
they arrived though at a decline of nearly 500 per
cwt from last weeks quotations. They sold brskly
up to the latter part of the week, when packers
seemed TO back out, and trade not lively
We find about 500 head left over unsOld, and
to-day's arrivals being on hands, we sum up nearly
5000 hogs in pens unsOld- The soft, damp, rainy
weather at the present has tendency to keep the
market little on the decline. We quote at 500
9 Is for light half-fatted hogs; well fatted hogs,
smooth and heavy, sell from $l09l0 p. Droyers
anticipate the weather will turn cold in twenty -four
hours, and hold firm at former prices.
MULES AND HOBsEs-Ths class of stock is being
shipped South yet to a great extent, though not
fast a few weeks previous, markets not being
very favorable Mule buyers are not disposed TO
carry their stock down there and feed.
RECEIPTS FOR THE WEEK-Cattle 1853 hOgs I9,-
$50, mules and horses 548 Total IA, 275 head.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-01
4 pccnntIhc Rook Stores.

The shelves and showcases Of the book
and periodical stores present a very at
tractive appearance. All the new and sea
sonable books, and holiday books, and
magazines, and pictorial and Juvenile
books, are being received, preparatory fol
Christmas and Christmas presents. Every
variety of handsomely bound and attractive
books are displayed on the well filled
shelves of our book dealers. Then, be.
sides, there are innumerable pictures,
plain and fancy, photograph albums, en-,
cravings chrome Autographs, etc. The
book and stationery trade has become an
important branch Of business here, and
some Of our stores will compare favorably
with any in the country.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-01
Drugs. Oils, Paints. etc.

DRUGS-Opium s19,9SI4; quinine $3.50; indigo,
best, 81 co; madder 20c; salts &c; blue stone l79
1sc; alum &c; cOchineal $15OaL65; iOdide potash
Sc; magnesia, carb., 5Ot66Oc -four sulphur &c roll
do. 7c; camphOr 81 15Sl IS; copperas 24(S3c; as
safOetida 65(975c
OILS-Linseed, raw, 81 15(31 %; lnseed, boiled,
81 2O'9l 80; coal oil 3S,S42c lard, No. l, extra,
81 55(6l IS; sweet oil S292 so; tanners $16l 3 I;
lubricattng 40c(dS1 20; benzine 30935c.