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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-18

CLOSING OUT BALE.-W0 arc selling OF
our winter clothing regardless Of cost.
N. b. We are making suits to order at
prices cofrespondingly low. Oak Han, B25
Seventh street, opposite Post OHice, N
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-18

The WOMES's CONVENTION. glance by
our readers at the list Of the male and
female speakers announced for the womRn's
suffrage, commencing to-day, will suillco to
al Lincoln Hall TO oYerdOWing.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-18
LOCAL NOTICES.

--LATEST FROM the LADIEs.-slnco tho In
PRODUCTION OF Phalon's Vltalla or Salvation
for tho Hair, ladies who formerly used dyes,
arc universally abandoning them. They
and tho new article 90 harmless, 80 clean
and pure, 60 pleasant TO the senses, and
wlthal 90 superior az a means Of renewing
tho original color that they absolutely shud-
der when they think Of the filthy stun they
once used. COS
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-18

wnoox & G1Bp's sEwNo MACHINE, pro-
nouneod the simplest aud nolselcsa machine
In the world, can now DO bought on easy
terms at the agency, Q. Baum's Hoopskirt
and Corset Factory, 3l5 Seventh street., be-
tweon ID and II.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-18

1 WISH, SAYS ONE who has tested It's NOR
It's, and who consequently speaks from per.
sonal experience, that Hofrs Malt Extract
might como into universal use, as II merits
the preference over all tonlcs OF the day, and
Is splendid a. a table drink. This celebrated
preparation serves as an excellent strength
ching beverage, a delightful tonic, and q
pleasant remedy for disorders Of the throat,
chest, lungs and stomach.
Sold by all druggists and grocers. eos
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-18
IINITlp sfATRs PATINf oIIIUh,

UNE WIsairaIoa, p. o., Jan. 5, lelO.
o. The EstlIiSa 81 B SEs ssls5si,S q o ~
pstast Elant:d Y Kin o. the "A DAY ID April,
tsS6, fsissnsd On The 7Lh, day q NAY 1897, Ghd
impfoysmspi d PTepsIing PhosPhofiS Acid a.
N IA erdSISd that he tssllmony IN the case be
closed On ihs IA day. q AaIsh jReIlI thai tie
borf Ne limlied 70 the Lat day % April next, and
hat SAID petition be heard on 'hee1h day 0f April
Any person may oppose lhls extension,
SAMUEL 3. flBHER,
Ia6-ThSW VommiAionsT Of Patents,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-18

Es BisaEEJEF A SGEI GB BF THE

! OF LOuiblAhA. ! - =
NOTCH ii hareby given that, pursuant 10 the
9Th eeetiou o. the ael q Congress, approved Nay
~ the survey aud sale o. the publio lands Of he
united Btates, the President Of the Unitsd slatea
Land Diliriet, Smee ~ MonTos, In the STATE Of
said State fIon md AflsT The lat day Of December
Lands FemAining untold aud unappropTiaisd By
law, ABd hgIttOtofe subject % salS and entity AZ
MoHTOa. will eeaas 70 Be snbieel 10 entTy at that
place on aud AfleT the date above msntioned, The
heGister ahd Receiver a. New Orleans will ave
future public notice o. the day which they will
be pfspergd p receive aPpleaiions for entries Of
any aueh lands Al thoiT Ono9, -
0lyan undeI mY band, a. the General Land Of
%, 10 the oitT Of Washihgton, D. c., this sd day
Of eloheT, a. b, 1870. -. y m.
By order Of the President -
. c,u,.,.,,,,., :, J e 9, Mi5tsoE.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-18

soNs or LBnRTY.-The "annuRl session"
OF the GTand Camp, B. Of L., will be held At
Odd Fellows Hall Tomorrow evening, at 2
p. m, ..........- .... ..r.. ........r
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-18

CoNoELLBp WELroNs.- Onleer FairchIld
arrested two oolored men, named Henry
Robinson aud Garter Bentley, charged with
acting In dlsorderly manner and carrying
concealed weapons. Justice Schmidt fined
them each $50, and In default Of payment
committed them to tho work.houso for 90
days.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-18

Fmsr-CLAss BOARDING. al 4bs Twelfth
street, between q and II.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-18

OAK HALL, 400 Seventh street, (uoW mum,
Der, 1851 Is closing out III winter stock re-
CARELESS Of cost \
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-18

TIE FIRST NATIONAL GUABDA hold a
business meeting this evening a. their head
quarters, No. $40 Il street, (old number
between Twelfth and Thirleepth streets.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-18

TAnEs NOLAN,
5T2-eS
PENNsYLvANIAAv
AdIoiniBG Metropolitan Hotel,
.l. Dealer In
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS.
JuAt received ans assortment Of
CARTE DOR, CABINET,
~ AND sILLERY oHAMPAaNES,
SHERRY, PORT, oLARET,
FINE OLD GIN,
JAMAICA AND SANTA CRUZ RUN.
OLD FRENCH BRANDY,
Also fresh stock Of
FRENCH FRUITS,
CHERRIES,
.r.. PEAOHES,
.H r'a.... PEARS
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-18

SALE OF AVALUERIE REsmENcE. --Mossrs.
Fitch 4 Fox yesterday sold 10 General Bah
cock, OF the President's stan, the elegant
residence At the corner OF Twelfth aud X
streets, known as "HRmllton Place" Price
paid, 5000. Tho house was formerly oc-
eupied by the Austrian Minister, and moro
recently by Postmaster General Randall.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-18

OIL, PICKLES, OHOW-OHOw, ONIONS,
sARDINES, WORCESTERSHIRE
ABsIENrB, ANe5aoSsST % ANpuAI.IFoR.
ID MA WINE BITTERs,
Isslgdihg ans assortment Of IMPORTED AND
store sHS ssmpissTOom supOriutsndsd by,wn.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-18

CLoTHINaI CLOTHRdl CLoTuINGl regard
less Of cost, at Oak Hall, 400, (new number,
$3.50 Seventh street, opposite Post Once.
N. b. Suits made 10 order at prices cor
respondlpgly low, vi. \
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-18


JURoRs DRAwN.-The names OF the fol-
lowing Jurors were drawn at the courthouse
yesterday
Grand Jury-Pairick Qulrk, Fourth ward;
Leopold KRrpeles, Seventh; John q. Cleary,
Third, James I. knight, Seventh; Samuel
Wailach, Seventh; X. y. Muir, Fourth; joe.
Ehrmantrout, county; William J. McKnew,
Fourth Henry Kline, Fourth Thos. Miller,
county; Chris. Ardesser, Fourth; Francis IL.
Bell, Eleventh.; Jacob Ramsburg, George
town, g. NJ. Van Buren,, Flfth A. II. Herr,
Georgetown; V. Il. Bishop, Fourth; John Z.
Hughes, Georgetown, Richard Ballonger,
Georgetown; Alexander Lawson, Seventhj
J. b. sippold, Second; J. B. Donaldson, Sew
enth Fred'k Froundt, Seventh Francis
Buehler, Second. ....
Criminal Court Jurors-,lohn Kershaw,
Fifth wardj Charles Asst, First ward; Reuben
Bacon, Seventh ward WIN. O'Roilloy,
county, r. @. Pagett, Sixth wardi John +.
Gray, Fourth waidi Joseph Ludlke, George
town.. Q. II. Holt. county, VIM. Costello,
Fourth wardI s. A. II. Marks, jr., Sixth
ward; Daniel Pael, Third ward; VIM. A.
Elliott, First ward, Martln,Raynor, Seventh
ward; b. p. Nichols, Georgetown; Nelson
Isdell, Sixth ward, James Goddard, George
town; William NcCuiohen, Sixth ward; J..
J. Chismond, county; John j. McUlelland,
county, Thomas Paxton, county; James l..
Edwards, First ward john Elllason, George
town. Alex. Mccormick, county, Henry
Wingate, Georgetownj ]. q. Aud, Second
ward A. X. Shepherd, Third ward.
Circuit Court Jury-Patrick Murray, First,
VIM. Barnes, Fihhi Hugh Mccormick,
FouhhI Z. W. Duvall, Fourth, George w.
Strain, GEORGETOWN 3. Wliberow, Third;
7. d. Daley, GeorgetownI III. X. LiueaWeyer,
SIXTH Jas. W. Plant, Fourth, George w.
Hughes, Fourth Henry Liohau, Fourth, W.
enthj 4. W. Woodruff, Third A. Hanlon,
Georgetown; Jas. Hughes, Flfthl James 8.
CLARK, Fourthi Harry L. Blount, FOURTH B.
NJ. Burroughs, Georgetown, r, Campbell,
Seventh John Byng, Georgetowui John II.
Goddart, Fourth George NJ. southoron,
Georgetowni John Webster, Seventh, John
Coqlson, seycuthi Casper Keller, Second, X.
q. Brown, GeorgetoMn. - II
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-18

" ....- JAHUARY 10. $50.
Dfgtriei ~ Colup,biI. Washington C0HhtV,te i0tt!
In the case Of GusrAv GIEsLER, Admlnlstia-
tor Of George Marlin, deceased, the Admlnia'
traitor Aforesaid has, with the ApprObatio of the
OTphGns Cor o. thinEi on county Aforesaid ,AP-
polls ted TuOsdAY, The lat day Of February, A, p,
ie70, Tor the nal and dialItbpion ofths
personal estate OF AAid deeealod Ahd Of the assets
aSd into mo nsy " hen and WHERE all the credit
ors "a heirs ofsiid deceased are no.ihsd 70 attend,
0ith thelf eialmS properly youohOd, or they may
etherViss BY law be exeluded from all bensht IN
said dsoeagSdt estaieI pIoyiaed . cory o. ihis
he GiTfosIL REP6BLIoAN proyioqs NJ AL day.
iHnii.TugWs Register OF VILLA
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-18

The irish NATIONAL ASSOCIATION met at
Trades Union hall last night. Captain
Daniel Mcmahon was introduced by the re-
firing president, Mr.. ]. D, O'Connell, and
was received with enthusiastic cheering.
He made foreible address upon tho ueoos-
slty OF sustaining Republican principles.
a communication was received from p.
tho two clubs, and committee was appoint.
cd TO confer with similar COMMITTEES from
that club, " .-Itlraa
Colonel Brown made few remarks, and
was subsequently elected an Honorary mem.
Der Of the association, after which tho meet
ing RdIourned. .' n
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-18

JUsT CONTAMINATED front Of City Hall
and the approaches to the courts being con.
stAntly blocked up by promiscuous crowd
Of oilers, those having business With the
several departments OF tho city government
are complaining about the nuisance. Ladies
who have 10 attend the Orphans Court arc
crowds Of these people, and az every stop
their cars are greeted with most blasphem-
Gus aud vulgar language, II Is suggested
that the court or major OF police issue an
order 10 keep The approaches TO the building
clear OF those hAbltual loungoru, who have
no business 10 transact In the vicinity.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-18

THOMAS ]. MURRAY, osq., late OF The re-
PoTtohAl staH Of tho IltslhJmey AID En-
prtiS, has entered into the practice OF law,
associatlng with him John o'Rourle, esq,
formerly Of New, York, and has taken an
ONCE on Four-and-a-halt street. near o
slrsel HnHaaHr.H
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-18

SUDDEN DEATHS IN GEoRdETowS.-On
Saturday last an old man named Sandford
Donaldsou, we'll known as q fisherman hero
for the last twenty-five years, while con.
yerslng with his daughter-in-law suddenly
fell from his chair, and before assistance
could be procured expired. Tho cause is
supposed TO have been apoplexy. ...
j AT Mount Zion M. Z. church, (colored, }
on Sunday evening, colored man named
Williams, aged about sixty years, was taken
with what was supposed 70 be a falntlng
ADell daring the sermon, and died while bo-
Ing conveyed TO his house. Dr. Mackall,
who was called 10, pronounced the cause OF
his death heart disease. .-.' ....
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-18

DEATn OF A WRLL~KSowE GESTLEMLN.--
Intelligence was received here yesterday
announcing tho death Of Assistant Surgeon
Rudolph Hts, brother OF tho swlss consul
general, who died AZ Fort Shaw, Montana
was born on Capitol Hill, and was beloved
and esteemed by numerous residents of that
locality. ..
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-18

WARE requested to say that tho Sessions
OF the Woman's Suffrage Convention COM
mence this morning, at 10 o'clock, at Lin
coin Hall. The afternoon sessions Will COM
mence at o'clock, and the evening sessions
at 1850 O'Clock. The day sessions are free
TO all. We understand that quite NUM-
Der OF distinguished delegates have already
arrived o. ....."H ..
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-18

REPUBLICAN MEETIN0.--The friends Of the
rrssSnt Administration who desire q reform
SuT mnnlciTol administration land who
n, Potl) are invited 20 meet at Union
ioss =. Hall tomorrow hight, at hali.paSt
League
seven .H
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-18

CoRREoTioN.-rh choir OF the Mt. Yer
non Place Episcopal Methodist church has
not been dIsbanded except as q paid choir,
and as but O few wero paid, most Of It's
members still retain their seats. Professor
BRADLEY volunteers TO preside as usual at
the organ, and y Is earnestly hoped and be-
leader, the choir will stlll be, as II has been,
one OF the attractions Of this beautiful
church. t
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-18

HLdER's "NATIoNAL ALLKGoRI. "-Yes-
to-day afternoon we attended q rehearsal at
the Franklin Sehool-houso, corner OF Thlr-
teonth and X streets, OF Mr.. j. NJ. Hagor's
National Allogory, which Is 70 DO rendered
BY four hundred school children at Metze-
rOtt Hall on the 9th, 2sth aud Goth lnstantS.
Quite number Of ylAitors were present, In
Guiding the members Of the board OF trustees
for public schools, and every one expressed
the most complete satisfaction at the man
ner In which tho rehearsal passed of. Mr..
Hager seems TO have q peculiar faculty for
fixing the attention Of tho children and In.
fislng portion OF his own enthusiasm into
them SO that they sang with an expression
and feeling that, considering the bTlsf
period which has been devoted TO practice
was really astonishing. Miss y. A, Hager,
who presided at the plano, exhibited nrm-
meas OF touch and vigorous execution
rarely met with. The "AllegoIy" when
represented with all the necessary stage &C.
cessones will ,doubtloha prove ono Of the
most pleasant as we'll as novel exhibitions
which has ever been witnessed here,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-18

La CorHRIE CARNIyAL---Thc subscription
list for Professor Marlni's grand bal p,asQlIs,
which will take place on the let proxlmo, is
being rapidly Allied up, and We would advise
all those who purpose attending on that &C.
casion 10 lose no time In enrolling their
names, II they have not already done so.
ments Of This character given by Professor
Marinl, II Is hia intsntion that the coming
carnival shall eclipse all former ones In the
completeness OF the arrangements for the
comfort and enjoyment OF his guests.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-18

COMMITTEE ISvEsTIdATIoS.-Moss A.
X. Browne, A. @. Hall, and Miss Fellows
were summoned and testified yesterday
morning before the Senate Committee OF
the District Of Columbia, respecting the
management OF eolorod schools Of this Dis
ties existing In The Board OF Colored School
Trustees. II Ia understood that tho conn
mlttse will DO prepared to report In a few
days.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-18
VIuoT OF Il7 TI''IuTI 5nvGippu . ,vIIsov
Commissioner Of i ~ 5sasI 4 E EadS Gee

uSITED srATEs CpSsoLID4TED LAND oIHIoE,(
N4W ORLnAEa, La. Dee %, leo !
records Of the hohtos Land Once have been re-
moved 70 New Orleans, This once will be pro-
pared 70 receive apRlieations for sltTiSS Of lands
SHhIsssd. N &c Monroe District on and AfteI
thARLEs BLRnARp. Rsaisisr.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-18

Wines and LIQUOR.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-18

Important Action Yesterday,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-18
CONFERENCE WITH COLORED CITIZENS
HEPLAN aENERALLYFAvoRRD
THE TERRITORY SCHEME DENOUNCED.

MEETINaIN THE FIRST WARD
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-02-16
The ,EnN nr, ,rnhncrn.

A mass meeting Of the tobaccOnists of
New York was held on Friday evening in
that city, which was participated in by
parties interested in the tobacco trade in
other States. Speeches were made in Eng
lish and German, upon the conclusion of
which the following petition was adopted ::
To the Honorable the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentatives in Congress assembled:
We, the undersigned, cigar manufac-
lures, journeymen cigar makers, dealers
in cigars, growers of and dealers in seed
leaf tobacco, would most respectfully pre-
sent to- your honorable bodies that the pre-
sent depressed condition of the industrial
interests connected with the cigar interest
of the country is owing largely to the
change made in the tariff on cigars, by the
reduction of the duties from three dollars
per pound and fifty per cent adj valorem to
two dollars and fifty cents per pound and
twenty-five per cent adj valorem, which we
have found to work disastrously to our sew
eral interests We do, therefore, pray your
honorable bodies to restore the tariff rates
on imported cigars to three dollars per
pound and fifty per cent ad yalorem, as we
are fully persuaded that it will prove both
advantageous to the revenue and our sew
eral industries. We are also persuaded
that the duty should not be reduced until
all of our industrial relations are more
fixed and reliable.
This petition is to be circulated through
out the country.
The following resolutions We're then
adopted:
Whereas, The present depressed condi-
ton of the industrial interests connected
with the cigar trade of the country is owing
entirely to the change made in the tariff on
cigars, by the clause introduced into the
internal revenue bill, section 81, viz
provided, That from and afterthe passage
of this act all cigars imported from foreign
ports shall pay duty of two dollars and
fifty cents per pound and twenty-five per
cent ad valorem,' a lower import duty than
is fully adequate to protect our interests
against the capital and low priced labor of
other countries engaged in manufacturing
cigars; and
Whereas In consequence of this change
thousands of men and women who former
ly earned an honest livelihood at this
branch Of trade are now thrown out of en-
ployment: be it therefore
Resolved, That the reduction of the tariff
by the proviso contained In section 81, act
of July, 1868, was uncalled for. and against
the best interests of the country and home
industry.
Resolved, That a further reduction to
two dollars per pound and twenty-five per
cent ad valorem, which is now recon-
mended by the Ways and Means Commit
tee, would be detrimental and even ruinous
to our business and the home culture of
leaf tobacco.
Resolved, That we unitedly appeal to all
parties in interest to aidSus in our en-
deayors to re-establish the tariff on cigars
to three dollars per pound and fifty per
cent ad valorem, as it existed previous to
July, 1868.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-02-16
children i'm Law.

Can a mother steal or kidnap her own
children? was among the interesting qles-
tons yesterday presented for adjudication
at the Office of J. H. Baskette, Esq. The
circumstances from which the question rose
are something in this wise: Two children
have been for several years past living with
their father Henry Hamblin in this city,
who has been and is yet willing to provide
for their support and education. The
mother, Caledonia Nelson, has not
had charge Of the children since
their infancy, or at least for
several years past. The father and mother
have been separated for some time. and
the latter, intending to leave the. city yes
terday by steamboat, wished to carry the
two children with her. The children while
on their way to school yesterday morning
from their fathers house. we're forcibly
seized by the mother or an agent of hers,
and conveyed to the boat on which the
woman intended to take her departure
from the city. AS soon as their father re-
ceived knowledge of the abduction, he re-
paired to the Office of Justice Bas-
kettle, and had a process issued de-
manding that the children and
mother be brought before him. The
officer who went to serve the process came
very near being too late, for the planks of
the outgoing boat we're just being pulled
in when he reached the wharf The officer
brought the woman and kidnapped chill
dren to the Office of the Justice, and the
examination revealed the facts as stated
above. The case involved questions of an
intricate and somewhat novel character,
and the Magistrate not feeling called upon
| to decide as to the merits of the issue di-
rectly presented, directed the children to
be given back to the father for the present,
and advised the parties to refer the matter
in dispute to some court having competent
| jurisdiction. The mother was seemingly
very much distressed by the result, but the
action of the Justice was doubtless the best
thing that could be done under the circum
| stances
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-02-16
stocks of Cotton in Interior Towns,
Louisville Live stock Market.

LOUISVILLE, Feb. II.
CATTLE-The market opened with offer
ings amounting to $50 head, which were
held by owners at a heavy advance, owing
to the short supply. But buyers were 10th
to take hold at the advance asked, and
consequently there were but few sold
There is point when buyers are ruled
entirely out of the market; and, from the
transactions to-day, we must say that but
few butchers were on the market, and those
that were, we're forced to .supply5heir Gus
toners even at ruinous rates, while those
who had no contracts to fill held off until
a decline that would warrant them to buy
SO that they could realize profit by their
purchases. What cattle were sold to-day
were sold at round prices. We quote an
advance of fully 3@4c 2 Ii; common and
rough 4t@5Rc; medium 53@G4c; good to
extra 63@74c, to butchers. Shippers
bought but few, as prices were above their
notions We quote for medium s .OO96. 80,
and choice to extra 7.OO@Z6O 2 100 lbs
gross.
Cows AND CALvEs-Are in demand at
81. O0@75. 90 Z head, owing to quality.
SHEEP-The market IS firm, and all sell
as fast as offered. We quote for common
5.O0G6.0O, and heavy well ia ted at 6.50@
100 4 cwt. gross. None on the market
unsold
HoGs-The market for this class of stock
remains about the same. We quote to
shippers at 7.OO@7.50 for light, and heavy
S.O0@S. 10; and to butchers in small lots
9.GO@9.25 2 100 pounds gross.
HORSES AND MULEs-The receipts still
continue TO be large, and there seems to be
disposition to 60 to the end of the mar
ket, notwithstanding the reports from the
Southern market are discouraging No
sales here.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-02-16

Determined TO make their exhibitions
still more worthy the liberal share Of pa
tronage they receive, the proprietors OF
the Academy Of Music, have greatly in
creased the force Of attractive features at
that place Of amusement and will con-
tinue to do so, as occasion requires. The
representations Of the Keller Tahleaux now
to be brought ont in magnificent style.
introducing the fail strength Of the com
panv. will be a new, and attractive feature
of the entertainments TO be given. The
songs and dances of the child-wonler La
Petite Hensley are received with uuquali-
fed admiration. and the wonderful fe2ts
of the active boy Billy Barry, asronish and
startled all who witness them. Miss Fan
nv DgVere is still winning golden opin-
ions. This promises to be brilliant
week at the Academy.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-02-16

COTTON YARNs-We quote at Is, II, 100
pic for 700, 600, 500 and 400.
SEEDs-We quote timothy at 5. %; blue
grass (cleaned) 800; herds grass 200; Or
chard grass .. so; Clover 1880.
HDEs-Dry flint Country 1Sc; dry salt
15c; green salt 9tc@lOc; green sides S@
&c.
oN-Tennessee, common bar, Tic 2 ID :;
Kentucky, do, 43c = II; Tennessee band
Sc; Kentucky, do, &c.
SoAP-Common bar, 5@1Oc Z ID; q fancy
box 2.OO@45O
LAND PLAsTEE-We quote at $500 q ton
in bags.
RAGs-Have declining tendency. We
quote at 4 &c.
LEArHER-O sole 42@4Gc; HemIock,
do, 32@3fc; Harness 40@42c; Bride q
dozen 4S06Oc; Upper q dozen 36. 0O@4S.OO;
French calf skins 2 dozen 4S.00@9GOO
American calf q doz 36O0@G0O0.
BARREIs-In demand at 52Ac by the
quantity.
CEDARwARE-We quote iron bound buck
cts 81. 5O9G % z doz; brass bound $40
IL; cans S12015 q doz; Keelers 81. 500
10 2 doz; tubs $14@18 q doz; churns, iron
bound S12@lS; brass bound S15G2+ z
dozen.