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The daily union., 1856-10-11
st. Joseph,s school for Boys,

THE Holy Gross respectfully that they will
open boy OF frsm four 10 years,
The 18th Of September ST. Io~ephs Male Orphan Asylum
southwest Of 18th and II streets
Terms for tuition exceedingly moderate the maximum charge be
ing 50 per quarter.
support Of the orphan boy, who will be
provided for in the Institution for whose support also
charitable donations Of clothing, furniture, money, ke viii be
gratefully accepted.
Refer 10 Rev Mr. oyrooe pastor Of st. Paick Church, Rev
Byrne, pastor Of st. Mathew, and the Catholic ce
orally
Sep 4-eod3wf
The daily union., 1856-10-11

The Polytechnic College of the state OF Penn
sylyania,
Nest Penn Square, Phdoieiplfa,
INCORPORATED by legislature ls53, and organzed The
industrial colleges Of continental Europe, afvrds
thorough professional education ongncernr practical
chemistry mechanical engineering architecture, and mining
neerBg.
Mathematics and Engineering, Prof g. II. Peabody.
General and Applied Chemistry, Prof A. l., Kennedy.
Mechanics and Machinery, Prot, N. n. Boucher
Geology, Mineiaogy, and Mining, Prof a. w. King
Architectural and Typographical Drawing Prof j. Kern.
French and Spanish, Prof. v. DE AmarellL
German, Prof D. sen,hal.
The fourth collegiate year win Monday September
rs, 1856.
For catalogues and further information address
ALFRED l.. KENNEDY. NJ. D..
President Of Faculty Polytechnic College, fhlaaelFhia.
Aug 9o--Wedssat7t
The daily union., 1856-10-11

ChHDIn consequence of the death Of of partners
n the 6m of H. Y. Loudon merchant taors, this city
the business viii be closed and all indebted the above
dm respectfully the old
which will be carried under the
branches formerly The undersigned win always keep
the finest and best merchandise apperaung
ase including the quality o military articles
and navy They respectfully thank their friends and the
generally of the liberal patronage received
happy have the pleasure of The
III. Y. LOUDON A CO..
uqo0-son Merchant Tailoru under Browns Hotel.
The daily union., 1856-10-11
mo. bee.l
Notice

Of The Establishment Of tao additional Land Offices in he
Territory of Minnesota.
Of the OF Congress- approved July 1885, ent
a d @ M as % establish s az @ sna Se ~ ~ ss s
which lies Of line dividing townships 45 49, noh OF
township line be hereafter by the Commissioners Of
ne General Land Once wes O. said liver extending thence
and districts, which dses divided BY the
esssd and made Known ins land saas SAID d.e's
an s 'n s ha lake e' neeo e a s
the noresera At the town of o'IBwAr" on Tho Mississippi
Given under hand, The city of Washington this third day of
by order Of the President,
THos; A; HENDRIcKs,
Commissioned OF the General Land ONCE.
Oct 4-Iaw6wi flint sarl
A PERSON MAY HicCEIvE ms OWN LIFE INsU-
HANCEIn the Mutual Benen Life Insurance Company
palG to himself rhsi woney lie attention Of all
sad have whS s s al Of the
As the approaches 70! fire. those desiring protection viii
~ 47'' j. O. LEWIS, Superintendent,
Sept 27-eod5tf onee on 7h street. below Gen. p. o,
DuvalI 81 Bro, Merchant TailOrs,
receiving their goods of the styles
sv also the latest fashions for the fall and wnter styles
Our customers aad citizens generally are invited call early and
DUyALL & BRO, Penn avenue,
Between Fourand half and Sixth streets
CIHsT PREMIUM PIANOs.-Just received al my piano
49s Eleventh above avenue three
Sons New York these pianos obtaint the ns
Metropolitan Fair and the American Institute Hav
agency sale Of in the District of 90
umba public respectfully invited call aud examine Them
purchasing elsewhere They surpassed by any
pianos made In this country in Europe.
hand large stock of other and second hand
For good workmanship and all pianos purchased om
"e oe, ' aeeoda. s. ''' ''' 'e ;. G. REiGHENBAcH
DREAD TO my Children, BY Mrs. Ellen Key Blunt Price
ID so cents.
De BOWS Review for October.
Oct FRANCk TAYLOR.
THE FORUM, Forty Years Full Practice at the
Philadelphia Bar. By David Paul Brown. 2 vols. svo.
Sept 30 FRANCK TAYLOR.
nHE Banished Son, and other Stories OF the Heart
l. by Mrs. Caroline Lee Hentz vol.
Never Too Late TO Mend by Charles Reada. In 2 vols
Lives Of Robert and Thomas Adds Emmet by H. r. Madden
VOL
Voneys New Researches on Ancient history, vol.
Popular History OF English Bible Translation by Mrs. II. c.
Conan ] vol.
Oct FRANCK TAYLOR.
The daily union., 1856-10-11
Proposals for Erecting a Marine Hospital al
New Orleans, Louisiana.
TaEAsuRY DEPARTMENT,

TRrAsuRr Dsr.srArsr,
September 81, 1856.
SEALED PROPOSALS. will be received department
y the day November 1886, clock noon,
ne ~ me view onean 70 he
to be either whole building The different kinds
o KIND ,Ss %
S nVIsd or any a Sseof when deems ins Of s
United States requires the department also the ght
shuIy perform contracts, they
parties Join bds,
that upon nvestsauos are below FAR price 70, is work
will be awarded such bidders until details furnished
S which shan be subject revision Of the dsparnen,
that e bid shall be squias appooned upon the whole
Ninety cent Of the OF work done and materials de
BY he estimate o. an Agent q TIE appointed for thai
@ @ % aS he 9 a. e @ %O
espnee o. ne wors Se y ne agent Aforesaid ana DC oer
Contracts viii be awarded oay 10 master builders ard mechan
U 5 e n"a aS % S s.rsP BY Of The Secretary
Each proposal must be accompanied guarantee
Ss.1Sa 3 % e : y S % T%sa
nv SS a5 50, I TsSs % wN & or Of a%oa1 o
eeped enter into contract and bond with proper and uen
Plans spscaeaons working drawings can be examined az
ter ten days, and other information obtained application the
Proposals win time be received building similar
walls viii be constructed veneeng, frames
SS s @ sSS S S %ls
rer;on. .us!ns such proposals viii give minute details Of ,ss
walls Of hig them uftho style Of fonGmentnon ke Persons
sS eseS % y he Sa sc8o
rally 70 The shape and plan. ,- ,..-.. 49,, -
Secretary O the Treasury endorsed Proposal; for The New Or
leans marine hospital and win Be opened at o'clock p n Of
'''''''' = '"'''' JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the rfeaiury.
Episcopal High school of Virginia,
al Howard, Tia Hssh tGrse miles wat Of .aesandta,
Rev. JOHN P. MCGUIRE, Rector
THE next session win commence Wednesday 10Th Sep
saQs for board, tuition regular sc Modern
References The Bishops and other clergy Of the ococ REV.
Johns o Baltimore Rev sr Cunmns, Of washngions
Circular, containing ne o study government rs &C.,
Direct Mcclure, Theological Seminary Fairar
SSsssSii I July II, 1855.
JUST received per schooner slade, hundred
> Siriy.h tons pare Boston ice. .,,
once aud Depot corner o. Twelfth
Aug o7-eod3l
noALi ooALi-we are now receiving
Mine Peach Orchard Lykim's Valley
hl-o, Cumberland lump and smiths coal
Coal kept under cover 9e'o pounds 70 tne ton
Northwest corner iSth and streets, No. 81.
Aug s-ah Until
Frederick Academy Of the Visitation, ID. v. NJ,
for Young Ladies'
TUE Of this institution viii the FIRST
Board and iuiton win the French language, IL de-
soasy washing %sndar Scd bedding doctor. e
Music on The piano. harp or guitar forms an additional charge
The Latin German italian and spanish languages with drawing
and painting, arr likewise extra charges,
Aug 0i-eOdst
The daily union., 1856-10-11

DUINTING-PRIss for sale, cheap for oash.h double
cylinder printing press good running order, being
which the Washington Union newspaper now
printed Apply this once.
I5-dInf
The daily union., 1856-10-11

!, GREENLEAF, Navy Agent
The daily union., 1856-10-11

OF The Establishment Of Oo additional Land Offices ia ht
Territory Of Minnesota. .
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-16
srocKs AND NECK TIES.

livery variety OF Stocks and Neck Ties plain black
II fancy coiors, received And for sae BY !. MeGIl.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-16
CaANCERV SALE OF LAND.

nURsUANT to decree OF the Chancery Cou Carthage
in the suit Of Virginia d. Allen, by her guardian,
part the undersigned Special COmmissioner, will proceed
20 sell at public auction in front Of the our House IN Car
thage 9th Of October valuable Tract
of Land contain about 2p lying the North side
Of Cumberland river, and Immediately above the mouth Of
Turkey creek and ing part o the Tract which Col Re
Allen resided in his life time There about hy
OF rich river bottom land the rSrt sufciency Of timber
plenty Of good building rock and good water The Tract
lies the turnpike n Carthage 10 the Red Sulphur
Springs and about miles from town. IL Is seldom that
Tract Of that size presenting many advantages Il offered
for sale such accommodating terms Except, 90
sufficient pay the OF suit credit W u be given Of uns
and years. notes with approved securities will be reqr
ed Of the purchaser and lien will be retained the land
for purchase money The minimum price is Ned 10 the
decree, at sl5 per acre. WILL HART,
eeptl-wlm Printers fee IS Com
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-16
Furnishing and Fancy Goods.
PATENr SHOULDER SIAM SHIRTS.

Usr received very large assortment OF Patent should
u seam Shirts she very latest styles We
suit every and insure the Shirts 90 NJ and be made bet
ter than any oeher style. }. u hoGiLL.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-16
Chancery Court at Nashville.

.1James ,ynie A. II. Buchanan, tale.
the ofre Of the cerk aud master Of the chsncery
n court shvie the 2S day Of August 1856 on
motion Of complainant by his counsel in the above
and il appearg the satisfaction Of the Gle k aud
ter that the said sfndAa Hugh Irwin, is non resident
the state Of Tennessee and therefore the ordinary pro
cess this be served upon him, is therefore
ordered b. Ia clerk And master that public ton be made
for our ssion in the Nashville Patriot
paper published the city OF Nashville requiring the said
defendant at the term OF the chSncery curt
% be ho zen county OF Davidson, the u house
thereof city HAshve, the first Mon lay 10 No
vember next and said BILL the will be Ia
ken for confessed him and set down for hearing
pnrte. BktEN,
sept5-w4t Prs fee tS. Clerk and Master
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-16
Ch,occrv Court AT NasbVIIIe.

Jonathan @. Upton Us. Charles W. Hchol, et ais
the office OF the clerk and OF the chancery
IL at Nashville the 3lst day July, 1856 motion Of
complainant by their counsel in the above cause, and a
pearnE he att faction Of the clerk and master that the
said defendants Pearse and his wife, Louisa Pearse form
y Snerron deuts OF the State a fenneS
therefore the ordinary OF this court cannot
be s therefore ordered by the clerk
and master that publication be made for fOGr weeks in
succession in the Patriot newspaper published IN the CITY
Nashville requiring the said d5endant to appear at the
the chAncerY court be holden for the county
Davidson the house thereof in the city OF Nash
VILE on the hrst Monday in November next and
said bill will be taken for confessed 10 them
and set down for hearing exparte. ID. BRlEN,
sept5-w4t Prs fee $8 Clerk and Master
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-16
CHAYCTRV COIRT ATNANH1ILLE.

Della LtFkins ps Mary 3. UeFOugh, % AZ.
Al the pfce the Clerk and Master Of the Chancery
Court OF Nashville the ninth day OF September 1885,
motion claimant by her counsel in the above
and appearing the satisfaction Of The Clerk and Master
that the defendants Mary B. Devough and Benz NJ
Campbell are nonresdens Of the State Of Tennessee and
the ordinary OF this court clnnotb be serV
ed upon them, IL is therefore ordered by the Clerk and
ster that publication made four weeks in succession
in the Nashville Patriot published IN the city
Of NashY h reoarng said defendants appear At he
next Chancery Court TO be holden for tn coun
ty OF Dav dson house ther Of in the city Of
Nashville on the rst Monday in November next, and
swer said bill or the same will for confessed TO
them and set down for hearing eKpsrte.
CD. BRIEN.
sep12 1t prs fee 90 Clerk and MIsrer.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-16
Singing & Piano Lessons,

FTN kgD ADAW from Bohemia, Eurupe, lately
from Cleveland, Ohio, bess leave 70 inform the earss
ofHashve and vicinity that b. has permanently located
in ths city for the purpose of giving instruction singing
and Piano playing.
The merhod aded Tor his instruction IN Singing Is the
used AZ the Conservatory az PAr Vienna Prague and
han and be Is prepared 20 give the Singing lessons easf
30 schGar small classes 0f from 90 scholars. tn
singing and the Piano lessons via be given the residences
Of the scholars, punctuAily each lesson 80 minutes
Ladies and gcDtenrn desiring study Dramatic aud op
cratic singing for the purpose of operas performances v
be instructed every day
Each Piano scholar compelled TO learn beside the playing
The piano. singing The foundation u ali music f0r
further part culas call az the Room No. IS the Hotel 81
Cloud--vhere be also the different reports
opinions about hs success in 1sAchng IN ta country.
jyi7 -
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-16
CHaNcERY CoURr Ar NAsmVILLB,

the onice Of the Clerk and Master OF the Chancery
N Court Nashville, the tenth dAY Of Septe ber,
1858 motion Of by their counsel In the above
cause appear ng the satisfaction Of the Clerk and
Master the said defendant Mary HemmRn, is non
resident Of the State oTennessee and therefore he ord
nary process this court upon her. It is
taerf a by the CLERK ami Master IN publication
be made for four weeks in ssion 10 the Nashville Par
OF newspaper published in the OF Nashville, requiring
appear at the next term Of the Chan
Gerry holden for the county VI Davidson, at the
court house thereof IN city OF Nashville, the first
Monday November next, aud answer said bill or the
same will be taken confessed her and down for
bearipr ex parte @. D. BRIEN,
sypfa.st mrs fee as Clerk aud Master.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-16
CIlaucerV Sale,

IN pursuance Of adecree Of the ChAncery Court at Nash
Vile in the Of Ann II. Smith uS j. x. r smith,
will, ths 1sh day Of October nex expose Tor pa6ic
sale the highest bidder the Court Houe yard in said
city 43 OF land lying the old Lebanon Tosd be-
ing part the OF s1d belonging to the estate OF K
p. smith, decea ased Mil Creek
TkRNs oF sALE-Said land will be sold credit Of one
and two years, notes secured and lieu retain d
septiO c. d. BRIEN, C. q N.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-16
A RARE CHANCE.

rI'HR owners otter for sale % land eoatAnIng
$500 acres on IL is an abundance o. timber for saving
or barrel mskng . vel watercd There II, one of
where, which Ia successful operation and cattn
5000 feet Of plank day. This trae efani IL susceptible
Il is miles from Nashville, - miles Turnpike. Turnpike
viii soon be but running through the land and within
mile Of the Mills By the purchasers paying onshah cash.
liberal TIM will be given the baahde which The Mil nay
be made 10 pry With proper attention The hands 70
the Mil may be hired for the balance Of the year dssrod
Also. the Wagons and teams vii be sold, " desired.
liberal trade be made in good negroes and mnles IN
part pay For further particulars apply a this once.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-16
IN>OLYEN.C NOTICE.

TOsEPH NJ WILKIN Administrator having fled his bill In
J the Chancery Court Nashville, against Christina @.
Wagner ais heirs and creditors Of the estate Of hares
Henry Wagner deceased said having been
erred fro the Davidson County Ourt 10 said ihanccry
Court for settlement this T. notify all persons having
claims against said forward and file them with
IN clerk ana and have themselves made parties to
sid by the LIST Monday November next said esae
being ipsovent c. ID. BRIEN, Z. a M.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-16
IN cHAHCERY AT CHARLOTTE.
VIM. II. Crutcher,
Va.
Attachment Biz.
John B Eanier.

In this upon the allegation ia the bill and the ada
Wit thereto appears tn satisfaction OF the Clerk
and Master that John Napier The dfen ant in this
cause Is non resident State of Tennessee and that
OF the Law cannot be served upon IN
IL therefore ordered that pub caon be made Tor ear
successive weeks in the Nashville Weekly Patriot news
paper published in the cy of Nashville, requiring said Ma
pier appear the term Of the Chancery Court TO
be held Charlotte Tennessee the 3d MONDAY In yep
tember next and plead, demur 70 the complain
ant b or the same be for confessed and set for
hearing ex parte II @. COLLIER, G. NJ.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-16
Land for Sale.

\ OYER for sale (E00l SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES O
4 OF LAND lying on the Columbis Central Turnpike -
koad seven miles from Columbia and fou- Mt Pleas.
ant, being part Of the tract WIGHT de. -.
This Land equal II superisr 20 anytn Maury county
is Well watered (he cels0raed DeVers Spring beine
the part offered for ssle) well nbsred and well Improved
There the premises beautiful building site
fronting the Turnpike and the Contemplated Ra Road II
will be divided to suit purchasers sold In a body.
For further Information apply to Ashwsod P. One
Maury county, Tennessee
sug1l-u LCCTUs POLK
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-16
CHANCERY SALES AND NOTICES.
Chancery Court at Nashville.

mary D. AleAAn1er Os Wiiiidu oDoes
the Office Of the clerk and maste OF he cha nceTy
n NASHVILLE, the 18th day Of September 1856,
motion Of complainant By her counsel in the above
and appesrCz the satisfaction Of the and master
that the said defendant Josiah B. Alexander, is non resi-
dent State Tennessee and therefore the ordinary
process this court be served him. Is there
fore ordered by the clerk aud master that publication be
made tor four weeks the Patriot, news
paper pubshed ia the city Nashville requiring the said
dendsnt the OF the chancery court
oien county Of Davidson, at the curt house
thereof 10 the city Of Nashville the first Monday IN
November next aad said bin, the viii be
taken for confessed him and set down for hearing
exparte G. D. BRIEN,
s.nti3 ri Pr, fee a. Clerk and Mater.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-16
Mount Olivet Cemetery.

rIlHE Dhec ors Of this Company announces 10 h
Public that this Cemetery has been laid o With 50
able avenues and walks, and portions Of the grands
divided into Family Lots, which offered for sale
The Of the grounds be oee Of Tin {.
sley orocket, where the public invited 70 cali en-
anime the same. IS. .rl.
The Company feel confident they could not have made
suitable location for Cemetery In the vicinity
Nashvs and pledge themselves the public spare
money or pains 20 make equal 70 any Cemetery IN tAs
Union aud sfch one Nashville may feel pride In.
The Ceuefry Is in the charge % competent super
ntendeni living the und uader whose direction ia.
terments win be made IN the bes; the
eharges
The Directors Of the Company desirous thai the
grounds should be visited by the Citizens Of Nashville ana
for ta purpose omnibus VIII leave the Office Of Lndsey
and Croe at O'Clock Tuesday Afternoon 8h inst
and every Friday afternoon thereafter at the same hour
The seats will be free. s. rrr r.
Ladies and Families desirous OF visiting thf Krounds vii
be called for al their residences By sending her BY ssna
ing their cards TO the President Of the Company.
A. v. 8. LINDSAY, President.
c. W. NANCE, ssey. BUo HS-0
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-16
Desirable CITY Residence for Sale
Lands and Lots for Sale.

I A - ACRES Of Valuable Land on both sides az N
II y Nashville and ChatanooEa Railroad IS Eses Ron
Nsshvie which depot has been recently located we'll
improved; good uster coed soil, With proportion Of
umoer and cleared land an excellent stand for country
store and residence. Either sde Of TIE road te vhcs
win be sold to suit purchasers.
lS6X ACRES, one mile from the town or Franklin in
Williamson county on the Liberty road, and mile
the Tennessee and Alabama Raroad lee Acre cleared
and IN cultivation Has on comfortable Dwelling House
lasting SpnngS and proauctive s0isnitable Ior fur
handsome settlements. viii ss 4, y, =, or an 70 sus
purchasers.
@ AoREs mostly tbersd part ofths Brratwood Tract
on the Tennessee and Aabsms kAiroad 81 miles eouth
Nashville soil Of excellent quality, admirably adaptsd u
The purposes Of Vineyard, Nursery or Market Garden
1OH ACRES on the GaliAtin Turnpike read 81 miia
nom Nashville, between Stul and sedgs would make
business man in town convenient and eOmorOhs country
resids nee. l ~. ~ 11 llll7--' . -
500 ACRES on both ssdes Of the NashvfHs and North
Western Rairt Sd II miles west Of Nashville Big Hsrpeth
River and miles east OF Kingston Springs $50 Acres GEAR
ed-baance well tiriberedgood soil and water and con-
ortabls Improvements. -- .rfs Esi'r
52A ACRES, well improved, Z niles hon Nashvfne, on
the Mil Creek Valley Pike, and nsar the N q R. r. Soil
OF good qusy good Dwehns hne yOuEg Orchard and N
a very good neghbOrho0d. ,fe.rIf TX .HrF
81 ACRES in the Brooklyn Lots, niles North Of Nash
VILE ns9r the Whites Greek Turnpike road. most bean
tif1l building lot
LOTS Of any sze from 50 feet oas Acres On TIE Busea
Vista Turnpike road, from to miles Of Nashvfs with
without Timber convenient 70 Buena Vista Springs.
10 LOIS in the corporation Of Nashville near wiSoa'
Springs several the Frankn Turnpike road near
the Depot Of the Tenn Ala e. several on and aear hs
MuresssoEo Turnpike road IN the Th ward ssvera
west OF Capitol Hill near the corporation line.
PRICES Low TERMS LIBERAL. These Who vish ts
purchase would 90 well 20 make cary Application to
apiO-u G W NANCE.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-16

- Ef0LEh from ths farm of rhomaa Hamlet, uear
MF The tolensvie Turnpike, abOut tgryc miles fFom
AA-1 NAshyles 90 Fxiday nsght, the fsih of August
Deep Bay Horse. ahout aine yenrf very high hsad
q little shife 90 both hind aet heavy and TAIL car.
Yies tis tail h9agh hAd been nicked shed az road
wiz pay $40 for the recovery o the horse t30or ihs
horse and thief. THOMAS HANLEr
Art f-2H
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-16
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From S. NJ PErTINGLL cos ADVERTISING AGENCY
l9Nasssu Street, NEW YoEK,
And No. 10 State street, BosToE.
PA Co.. Agents for the most influential and argesi
circulating Commercial Papers both in the United
the Canadas.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-16
Carpef nan Up Stair.

ID C. acSAfRY 4 co. xiu sgss is.isg asd lo-norssu
II. oSG HUNpRED PIECES fHRkE PIT AND H.
YCEA Th-sa eanl n qaa ~ and CHEAPER n
prise shan aag hlhcrto eGsSs IL ls uarks 0e Ave
deferIuEed q a<f them cofrtsFo14lnEI y ~
We I'll ne tme - opentnl annF ns8 Goo6s o.
ssaps ana Ranry hnrs ard s eeatsas epen and re-
cssss q. the Sosehes ~ tas AS theT srpoaE
"A NeH Kork. =. g. ActAlkt 90,
sagi5 " s. csnsgs 4.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-16
Removal Extraordinary.

OwINa 70 he recent burning out Of Me
" Combs corner, the Funeral UpieriAk uEzfzzzlzks
DeadeFek street, between summsT and Cherry streets
n the house formerly occupied by Gran shepherd
Carage Ware Room, where be s prepared to attend 70
everything in vAy Of Funeral Undertaking, a. usual
Iyt4-f
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-16
STATEMENT OF THE
Hartford Fire Insurance Company

To the Auditor Of he State Of Tennessee Made IN eompanss
with the requirements OF passed By the Legislature
said STATE, and approved March fst, 1855
The Capital Stock Of the Company Is Three Hundred
thousand Dollars and all paid up and invested in hs fol-
lowing named Assets submitted 10 lie Stockholders
ing the condition Of It's Affairs, May lst, 1850