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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-08
Business Notice d.
CARPETiNG.

CARPETiNG.
PETERSON HUMPHREY,
10 III and S79 Broadway, corner Nhic@''.'
i,, ,eeeiy.d from Europe and the late Auction Sales
tfeir usual supply OF - e...x-,,e
To which they Invite the at sn'ioa o. NO. o 1
sd IN great care and purchased at the eni low marHei
49, e. sre enabled 70 offer CAKPErs full ~ pr cent less
ler ,ores their old stocks, ~ shrr rates We
are erx our entire stock the lowest possible Pres' ss i'
lows: - 4. II. tof o. o. mo, v.,S
pSh vcxet entirely new in patterns 20 II per yard
nh R,n.seis (uperio qualify. TO 4 per yard
RicL three ply Fxtra Heavy. 70 " per yard
Peh superfne, Of ever make .... D. 70 Il per YARD
Az lsr.e invoice OF Al-Wool Competing q per ard
OIL-cLOTHS
or every style and Width. from 70 a feet wide.
All widths and coior-.
RUGS TAELE AND PIANO COVERS, SHADES Erc.
HATTRgssES,
For Hotels Steamboats,, &C. made 70 order.
UPHOLSTERY.
IN ell s branches punetualy and faithfully attended TO-
The public requested 70 give call before soectin
eser thereby making saving q full 10 cent on theh
r,rehaaea PETERSON HUMPHREY,
Nos. 81 and SO Brosdwar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-08

REMOVED No BAKCLAY-Sr cOr. broadway The great
peroty Of Acknowledged BY those who have used
Seel Tfusses weak from IL
effects more radical than all other frues Six days trs
siyen aud money returned # not satisfactory.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-08

eut of CLo1Hs Fancy CAsSIaEkEs and NESrSGs which
will make order IN the best ALWAYS warraniing
an or no al and a. prices that defy oil competition
DgcROoT son,
Oak Hal, Nos 81 and 81 Fultonst
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Cp,sr,DoRo's EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE having

CRISTADORO's EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE having
Passed The Of four years experience and taken peee
Sepos Of Ell competition, established the only Hair
ye that stain the scalp does not c the ha and
produces bsck perfectly lflke. Manufactured
odd and applied lin private room No. As'or House.
CARY's ROTARY FORCE-PUNP AND FiRE-ENGINE
Adnped and al situations Manufactured and sold by
Cay BRAIsEHD Brockport, n. Y Also BY C. CARY No
az Courtlandi-st. and No. - Broadway. New FORK.
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uo11n,r,,,s PnIs-Pnrre the system at this

season with doses d this WoSDEEfUL MEDICINE 50 a. 20
rfy The blood a1d give healthy aud tone 70 the
yeT ard stomach; and tins all lingering signs Of dis
ease Sold a. the Mnuiactores, No. 30 Madenane New
York No PA Strand London and by all Druggist ~ =
cents 6ll cents ard f per box
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-08

SILKS AT GREAT BARGAINs.-We will open,
This morning csse rich psn silks slightly spotted Oh the
voyage Of Importation and will be sold very cheap Also
Isrre stock of black Silks Of superior make Also rich Plaid
and rocede Silks Also Of super India silks All OF
which will than they have ever before been onered
at IN this city p H. bhApshAIhs |" ",
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-08

eivd large assortment Of Pa ade Beaver Felf and roit
HAS extra pe and light Their asaotnent q fashicnsDs
HATS srd Cars for Spring and summer ear Is
comr .ete, and comprise every variety.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-08

C. X. MILLER & Co.'S REAL ESTATE, STOCK
AND PROPERTY EXCHANGE, No le5 Broadway, has EnaHa
facilities for the exchange Of every description Of Rea
I.tste Stocks M,5chanle, sc. Sales aIcton vel
prvs-e sale promptly attended %.
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PETERSON x HUMPHREY,

Nos IN aud J79 Broadway,
cARPETfSC oIL.cLo THs, - c.
For sale on the most reasonable terms
FOR CASH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-08

HAIR DYE, WIGS AND TOCPEEs.-BATCHE-
ioE's Msnufseory No % Broadway NIs private rooms
exprs application Of his famous HAIR DYE sold
wholesale snd retail The lsges- Of WIGS snf
in the world. Alo, BATcHELoR's MoLDava CREAM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-08

n NEw-Yokg-A strong desire the invalid from h'
snares which Iupoure and Quskey spread induces ihe m
dersned 1--WE this public invitation TO al nsais s1uus
this ctT for msda advice h.e residing here, 70 can upon
him al h Office No ia Broadway He viii b. piessei 70
dive them perfectly safe and reliable counsel All svice an IN
al where he afford relief Is viii give sue nio
nation xii enable tho invalid resident stranger 70 aFoI
imposition aud find medical aud srrgica ad required
FOR the following diseases he may be Consulted run oeoe~
NJ 10 oelook p NJ every ds IN the week, sunday ex
eepisc:
tOnsumpton eni al Dseases Of the Lunss ant Throat
Pnrifation ard all other forms Of Hear Diseese.
Liver Complaint DyeIfis, aud all other Diseases Of stol
och and Bowels, Piles, &c. 49,
Proiap-us and oil forms Of Female Complaints Irregularities
arc " eaknfsses.
Rheumst.n Scrofuls, AID oil skin Diseases.
Perors a: distance invited 20 consult him by letter.
giving him full statement Of tn case Prompt answers Val
lie re.uIue-
an oom.el and 0dree isiilovf ony o,a'ge irhaierey
Address 3 : FIrcH, A NJ. MD.
No. IA Broadway NY.
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EmBRoIprRiEs AT A GREAT SAcRIFIcE.-W

will omen this immense stock Of rich Embro ered
Under and Undereeyes Collars Worked Bands
Pocket Handkerchief &C. which will sell at onohaIf their
ros, 10 Also pairs Of ch Lace Curtains from
sc TO $50 per pair The above the cheapest goods ever Of
tered Ia this CITY r. IA. LKADBEATER 4 Co,
No 81 Broadway, cor. LeOuard-st.
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LET THIS BE YOUR l ID -
400 600
SPLENDID ckgPs1S.
GoRcfors MEDALLION CARPEIs, with borders.
ENGLISH NELvFv CARPsTs, iol, III an ~ per yart
ENGLISH TAPFsTRY CARPETS, y, 81 AM 9 per yard
EAGLIsH THREE.PLy CARPETS, ~, 81 and n per yard
ENGLISH INGRAM CARPETS, 8 a., 6 and per yard
ENGLISH OLcLoTHs, g. and y per yard
AMERIcAs OILcLoTHs, 70, 81 and q per yari
GoLpaNISpow SHADES, -, ~ and st per pair
GowQUA CANTON MATrIsGs, 2 to 8 per yard
AT HIRAM AsDERSos'S No. ~ bOwery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-08
,rrp 1.pr.r plANn .Nn Music EsTABLIsHMENI

on HogAcy WATERS No 333 BRosDwAy1he lhzes, assoit
rnent Of Pianos Meodeon and Music Meehsnoe o. NJ .h,
4, The limited sste over Pianos snd meodson OF every
xsre,y OF style from psnest finish of SCHOOLS OF ooo
rooms 20 those the most elegant snd ehsste
go constantly on exhibition
In The extensive Of this House Among them are T.
1it. A. CO.. celebrated Premium Pianos, with iron frames
80 e;,rniar eeses with without the holan. HORACE
Wa1ryss modern improved Pianos having in the
NJ triprs and In improved action length Of scale and
OF eaus the Grand Pianos with the sweetness OF
he famed Hoan united the beauty and durability Of the
Sousre Pianos ID IT. W. Smiths MeOdeons tuned the
snns teterament which recently awarded the hrst
premium the National Far. held Of W a.hinston D. T.
zach suarnteed sold prices which defy com
pettion. New Pianos 10 hire.
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C.srnoNn,nc IIGENCR-MAmLARD SA.

GASTRONOMIC INTEIIIGENCR-MAiLIAR "a
,oos No 6zi Broadwsy-It il remark Of the author Of
the Phyoogy Of Taste that the best Peparave for refined
appetite u the caring good music What connection there
H. tbc and determined but expc
reoe after the opera that artistic food has nsof
very del Ehtfu and unlike M TASTE under other condon I'M,
.yest has decided H. MsLLARD, late Of Pans NOV
81 No C7 Broadway corner Of Houston nearly opposite ne
Hoe add 70 the extensive D'icacs OF ms
MEpI0vIL sALooN during the operate season Ladies and
renteen after the feast Of sounds will mud every nis,t tns
dseate Ippe Ut refre hing nutritious bOunes OF NJ MAIL
IAEps fashionable and Renowned Temple OF the fs.Ate
Sid, Fuid Meats and Pastries Sugar ana Cake Conec'ons
Chocolate &c all exuberant variety and according 70 the
tuest rncpe. Partisan No 6A Broadway corner Of
Iouff.r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-08
MorpNNG Goops-MoURNING GooDs.-In adj.

diop 10 our large stock will open this morning 80 b.
Cashmere Shaw 100 surer GreDadnc do case rich brocahe
Bsreees: case French Printed Lawns At u per yard case
6ne dc Berge 1865 Ladies' best kik Gloves 81 and OIL other
goods eousll, cheap T. II. LEADBEATER Co,
No 3i7 Broadway cor. Leonard-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-08
ErANs,s CI ornING WAREnorsE. Nos 6t and 8,
}. READ TINS Prom Europe, an elegant assert.

Fulton the rendezvous Of all sensible citizens who want
Sppe the, know the Clothing sold IN Broad
way can be obtained At EvsSs's "a per cent cheaper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-08

Co by the Industrial Exhibition Of 81 Naoas for their
naepi Radical cure TRUsS References 10 fs superiority
fofs Valentine Mott willard Parker and John NJ CArnoehan
Al extensive OF mercantile and other gentlemen
cured by this Truss be MARSH Co.'S, No p
Msidsrraue w.York, and MARSH, CoKLIss Co, Ne
Wei Aikst Cncnnat Ohio. Open from A. ". uniI r
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-18
RetnIiatorY nIca.urc,.

We commence to-day the publication Of the
debate in the House of Representatives on
Saturday last, on the resolutions introduced
some time since by Mr.. Cavitt, requesting the
people of Tennessee not to trade with the citi-
zens of such Northern States as refuse to exc
cute the fugitive slave law. 1t was the ablest
debate of the present session, and although
the resolutions were adopted, we feel satisfied
that they would have been rejected in full
House. THE resolution introduced in the af.
ternoon 10y Mr.. Nixon, aud which was adopt
cd by unanimous vote, expresses, as we feel
assured, the sentiment of the people of Ten
nes see. We regard the resolutions of Mr..
Cavitt as highly impotic, and their adoption
can be productive only of harm. Thew can
not possibly accomplish any good, so far as
the fanatical opposition Of the aboIitionist to
the fugitive slave law is concerned. Their
adoption will simply place Tennessee in a
ridiculous position. Such measures are in
operations and effects similar to embargo laws.
which are sometimes resorted to by one ma
ton at war or about to engage in war with
another nation, for the osteusible purpose of
gripping the commerce and curtailing tie re-
sources of that nation. They do qni.e rs
much harm to those whom they are intended
to benefit as TO those whom they are designed
TO injure. They have reflex influence eoua!
to their direct influence, if no greater.
IL may ae safely assumed thar the trade in
which the people OF Tennessee are interested
J with the citizens Of such Northern States a,
have or may pass laws nullifyiug the Fugitive
Slave Law, is quite rs important to The former
as the latter, and as there is nothing oompul.
sorry in these resolutions, they will continue
to patroniEe Northern dealers. How ridieu.
lous, then, viii the Legislature OF Tennessee
appear in adopting resolutions to which The
people Of the State psy no regard
We understand a motion has been, or will be
made, 10 reconsider the vote adopting these
resolutions, and we think members. under tie
Circumstances that must exist upou their iinal
adoption, will see the propriety Of the course
marked ont in the speeches OF those who Oh.
posed their adoption on Saturday. In an,
event, we cannot think the Senate would adon,
! these resolutions. Until otherwise convinced.
we mnst regard that body as too prudent to
lace Tennessee ia 80 unwlse position, to
say nothing else, rs these resolutions unques.
tionably woald.
- We invite particular attention to the i'm
Z promp,a remarks Of Of Mr.. LooSzY, In tie por.
ton Of the debate published to-day.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-18

with my friend from WeakIey (Mr Cavitt,) stand
ing and resisting the North shoulder to shoulder
with my brethren of the South but pray God
that time may never arrive--but that, on the con-
trary, these sectional stries may be sllayed; that
we, as people, may all become united harnoni.
Gus, prosperous, and go with rapid strides from
glory to glory, until We shall lave diffused the
great principles of the American Constitution all
over the world-until shall have aroused Poland
and Hungary from their letheIgy. and caused them
to take position amongst the nations of the earth
Mr.. Speaker, to that consummatiOn look with
hope and faith. Already we the greatest PEG.
pie that ever existed under the OF heaven; al.
ready our commerce whitens the bosom Of every
ocean, and already the thunder of our artillery
strikes terror and dismay all over the world We
are great, united, prosperous. Let US continue So
Let US cultivate kindly relations with the people of
the North. Let US know no North, no South, no
East, no West. 1t US stand together and unite
in one glorious effort to mantain the purity of our
Institutions and the stability and perpetuty OF our
Union.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-18

sB- The Kansas Free State Hero, General
LANE is thus daguerreo,yped by the st. Louis
Republican. He is fit instrument Of treason
TO carry out tie reasonable designs of the Kan
sas Abolitionists:
Gen. Lane Of Kansas was member OF Congress
from Indiana, and voted Tor the Nebraska bill. He
went 10 Kansas When, under the pressure ofthe fever
of anti Ncbraskasm he likely To be set asid,,
IN Indiana, and was then pro slavery man. Ths }
chute in politics did 10 answer his purpose,
aud he took the other, and became an ardent
AbolitOnist. This did not prevent him, however
from recognise the legislature of the Territory o
Kansas-just as by-thc-by, Gov. Reeder did, when
he gave 20 the members their certificates OF election
aud nett them at Pawnee, and addressed them as thu
legislature Of Kansas. Lane bad occasion 4.
recognize them a. an humble suppliAnt TO ths
BODY 10 divorce him from the bonds OF matrimouy
He PRAYED them to 90 it., aud il was not until the.
refused grant HE request that he discovered m
they ought not 20 be acknowledged a. the lrcall
constituted Assembly Of Ksnsas This was III.
position al one time. lie Is now the leader OF u
Laurence band Of Abolti0nists, and is bidd
defiance to the existing government o: the TerfitOr,
lie and Reeder are a pretty pair 10 be- c0ncei B
ia sn attempt 30 subyort the existing CoVernmsn-
the one ia tie hope OF getting into the Senate,
the other knocking at the door Of the House
Representatives, and asking to DO allowed 70 TAI
lie seat as Dell cate in that body.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-18

CARLYLE, Dickens, and Foster have addressed
letter 10 the British Public, through The Lond6
Tines, in behalf 81 the god dsughter Of DR. San
uel Johrson, Who Is living with her sister In power
~ At bepford. Their object is 10 raise suiiiciei
cum 90 purchasf an annuity for ihefe tSo represei
tatiyes OF johnson This viii bring TO recollection n
circumsta OF Johnson himself finding she granc
daughter Of Milton IN precisely the same condition
living la an obscure street in London, sirugglin
thtough penury for bare subsistence, which
brought to the notice o! the Pubic, when proy
ion made 10 reudsr her comfortable The renal,
der OF her HE.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-18
L d IL y Al T. .

On the 18th of January next Twin sell to the highest "a
~ bidder, my Tract of Land, continuing about Il
COO Acrs acres cleared the balance timber bling =
from Port Royal the waters Of sulphur Fork Of Red
Il well adapted the growth Wheat Corn and
Tobacco with comfortable improvements; 60 seeded
IN Wheat, convenient good mills two Of which
featuring mills the Of Red River IL miles from
Clarksvie in good neghborhood convenient schools
and churches. TERAS-0ne-t Cash the bal in
and years. with interest Possession given by the s Of
February. For further particulars, call on J. Dsrden Of
Nashville me, the premises
declS-twAwlm U cy amt la GEO. McCAULEY.
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NEW BOOKS
Nashville Beck Store.
4 q q N O. u p!
uavauDTAyIOR.

BAYARD TAYLOR.
T'0ON, NELSON co, have just received new supply
l. Of BOOKS PAPER, &c. and are now expect
ing large supply Of Fancy Articles for HOLIDAYS.
At their house may be found
INDIA, CHINA AND JAPAN, in the year 1888 BY BAYARD
TAYLOR
TIE MATCH GIRL: Or, Life Scenes they Are. This IS a
very interesting work, and contains: Pen and Ink
Work,' "A Kiss and its Consequences" "A Scene from
Lucreza BJfgia nc, dc, with IiAuy others OF deep III
teTesL limo
uER0INES OF HISTORY.
Beautifully Illustrated. with From isPiece Of Semi
FttHtiS
CORA AND THE DOCTOR:
Or Revelations Of Physicians Wife Comprising a
series Of Letters from Wealthy Young Lady, 10 her
Mother in EUROPE.
THE HEIR Oe r. DCLYFFE
By the Author Of "The Two Guardians" "Henriettas
Nish," The Kings Of England &c, &C. vols.
decl3
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RELIABLE GOLD PENS.

sHEPPARD's ACCOUNTANT, BARREL, COMMERCIAL
and ENGROssING GOLD PENS are acknowledged, iy the
best BookKeePes in the city, be the best aud most re
sbe Pen sold in this market. An addI ona supply Of the
various kinds have just been received by
TOoN, NELSON & Co, a Union st.
~ Best quality Pens for six months from
sale We require pens be returned in the spring.
to entitle the purchaser to another the warrant
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-18
FOR SALE.

VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT.-we are now oGrring
for sale that commanding site on College Hill known
the CAMPBELL PLACE" The Lot fronts $50 feet Mar.
ket street situated opposite the Rutedge Property and is
offered for about what the Lot is worth.
dec17l LINDSEY CROCKETT
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-18
FRESH MALAGA LEMONS.

lust RECEIVED, per Doctor Robertson twenty
five boxes esh Malaga Lemons and for sale for sale for
Cash, by BENZ. SHIELDS,
decl5 ~ Public Square.
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[coSrlNUED TO MORROW.
MAR RED.

Montgomery Ala, the 18th inst, by the Rev John
NJ Mitchell Mr.. THOMAS o. GLAscocK to Miss HAIRY BBSsoS
daughter Of the late Hon. N. E. Benson.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-18
500 R eward.

DUNAWAY from the subscriber living in Bedford county
IL the 18th inst, Negro named TON, about %
years OF age, about feet 10 inches hgh weighs about
pounds, very dark complexion. lie is good scribe and
signs his name Thomas Wadley." lie well dressed
when he ief in good suit CT dark Clothes and black hat
He wears his hair plated and very likely negro lie is
pe aiming for free state, and has probably supplied
himself with free papers will give the above reward
his apprehension and confinement in Jail get him
ag lin. q. HIGHT
decl5-lAwf Shebyyillo, Tenn.
Louisville JournaW viii peage copy the amount Of $5
and send bill 20 tits Office FOR payment.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-18
NEW BOOK BY ALICE GREY.
L 7 LIZ III u 8 O NJ.
OR,
The Autobiography OF an Orphan Girl.
ArUyE GREy

b ALICE
Handsomely bound IA 0ne r9ylips-cloh
We present the first Of this series Of excellent to- q,
be the veritatle history Of the early life Of ALICE Rry
whose charming Magazine Tales have so Oft, added 70 the
enoyment Of the domestic Preside AMI alternately proyo
IN merry laugh, or brought tn tear yupahy to the
lie this as ii may, in tbs We have the authentic an
to biography Of yong lady, resident Of thu, sate.o
slightly concealed beneath the game fiction A. to conceal
me actual personag from the curiosity Of the general pub
he-no' so sun oeny concealed them from those
who are acquainted with the authoress or are ovpizan
the scenes amidst which she has been an actress Ly B
Is SIMPLE interesting story Of actual Hfe showing how
much real romance exists amidst the common place Of every
day snars IL is beautifully written book and will Doubt
less be greatly sought after by who admire books Of
tenderness and feeling which appeal directly to the gentle.
emotions Of the heart
This BOOB will be most suitable present to the ladies-for
which 1t more particularly wrtt-nat the sane time IL
my be read with profit by persons Of all ages and both
sexes. Just received by
uecf W. 7. BERRY CO
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y cHARLg W SMITH.
MON ERN Pill RIMS

oWisg tie Improvement. IN travel and newest nseh
os o. reafag tae Cricsfia ty, b. 6sa W0B aashsr %
A. Rstsr ssh snihi IN Aaaeftca-" Ia t~o vos I1mo
tenchanl satire uPon Ms and opaioas u ths
DAG; sAosng sharp eOntrAt between cid yoha hany %
Pilgrims na4 those 81 tAs present times. Tk al
make sensation IN ne rusoa sora. especially Aaoex
the fashionable charles.
Also.
Ths WIDOW BED0FT PAPERS,
Ihs LETTERS az M'Es pE sEyI6SE
NkLLiE OF TRURO. ~ tAs aafhor OF "VArA-H
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-18
ADELPHI THEATRE.

ELPHI EATRE.
CECOND appearance f Mr. JULIA DEAN lIAYNE in her
> beautiful dereaion of Pauline, in BulweF Lady Of
Lyons.
Tuesday Evening Dec H. will be performed Bull verS play
Of LADY OF LYONS, Ors Love and Pride.
Pauline. Mrs j. D. Hayne Claude henott. Mr. Mortimer.
To conclude with MY PRECIOUS BETSY.
Boi.tsil ................... Mr.. Joe COWel,
Mrs Julia Dean Hayne in a faVorte character.
FOR PADUCAH CAIRO AND MEMPHIS.
'INHE hne United states Mail passen- G-n -
enger packet, J. G. CLINE, J. G. s-fDnss SStshsa
HTrE Master will leave for the above
ports "Wednesday, 18th inst at u
O'clock For freight or passage apply on board or to
A. l.. DAVIS, ! -.
declS-2t A. HAMILTON, ! AHsi4'S'
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OVERSHOES,
NV Err s II o Z

IOVERSH HOES for Ladies and Misses Of Gum Elastic
~ Do. for Gentlemen and Boys OF do.
Deerskin 0vershOes for Gentlemen;
Carpet do. Fur Lined, for Ladies.
just received by JOHN RANAGF,
A. Co Iaye
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-18
GREATEST ATTRACTION YET,

W. A. & ]. G. McCLELLAND
4 RI receiving heir second sappy Of elegant Fail and
~ Winter Goods. And many Of these goods have been
bought from the large Auction Sales Of 29th sBd Slst
in New York, enabled 10 eer many good fully ity
per cent cheaper than they be found city Mer
chants buying goods in the city, will find many STYLES Of
silks and other dress goods cOI &c lower prices than
they can hld them esewhere-5l and 50 College street
DRESS GOODS
Rich, plain and striped Moirai.tique;
Striped ard Plaid silks;
Elegant Flounced do;
Super Plain do,
Rich Chuck silks;
Extra Super Back Silks, plain end fancy;
" Moi antiques,
Rich Printed VI. de Lanes
Super plain De Lanes and MerinOs;
Super Black Apaccas, BOmbazines, &C. &C.
/ CL0AKS, TALMAS, SHAWLS AND SCARFS.
ever offered in this city, and at lower prices ranging from
two TO forty dollars.
Elegant Stella shaws
Rich Broche do;
with large assortment Of Long Shav Square do Misses
long and square Shawls, and Gents Travelling ShawIs
STAPLE GOODS, sc.
Our stock Of Staple Goods very large and desirable
Blankets, Fune Cassines Jeans Cloths and CaSsnerrs,
feelings Liusey DOmescs, Super Irish Linens D8mask
Linens Napkins Prints and Checks, with full assortment
Of Curtain goods, &C.
TRIMMINGS. &C
large stock Of Trimmings Of ali kinds; also large lot
Of Ribbons, just received.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES
We have the stock Of WOoen Hosiery offered
this Market for Ladies' Misses and Children, well
Winter at McCIELLAND'S METROPOLITAN STORE No
81 and SO College 81. movie