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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-15


"A q PRA2L ssRRKn -1CQnAa1l AND DAY GOODS
corss sa On Nrs ON q - fsari ss ssS se psir q
Ter beautiful nlnx EngliAh eDfss w61nA
hr tu-eb,ly and cheapness eannos bo eurpeasod
Being direct inporr she n en- ahed to eel hom e very
low srtca cell examine har dollar corosks. NJ IA
larss assxtnous oldens and misss AZ every Dc
sorpt.on vhossa!e and retail &S Pearl s<es between
William AID Rose. a-s M II sHHle 20 H1 E.sr4
ArPooLLs. 800 BROADWAY TWO DOORS ABOVE
"A Caoa Just received fu assortment of
kseDin: goods Die linen. napkins Linen shsetns bonn
bazinc Csrlon cloes boys ware, hosiery Ronderware
Cox and co.ored siks, ladies' and gentomen's
gloves Il tee best quality
DEoDIEs kANTfLLAS-n0IIOh.' F1.
ID a. BkODTE No 81 Canal street begs intimate that
BIZ buyer Mr.. Mcheit has just retarped from Eurvps
PER STE NER BALuc,
wish A SDlsusiA Aa8C rtxneut OF the
LATEST PARIS SOVkLTffS IN MASTuLA AS,
winch ~ has ertnsyed 20 have
HIMSELF ExcLUsfvEiK.
He $50 Sees 70 inform rf A4M
COUNTRY JoBnsRs AND
at die arrival II another shtpmentcf 100 dozen
CHAA1II4L LACE MANTLkj, PER BALTIC.
fh rrmeose variety Of shapes aud Do
ngLa IS SIS expressly ha trsds,
rtu~n desi2 us got up urder the
PERSONAL SUBDIVISION or xrrOHEIL-
a. thai OF bin paus<ns lace goods
BE- tound siae ehare In the United states
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-15
MATRIMONIAL,

A YOUNG MAN OF REsPECTABILITY WOULD LIKE
IA 70 ind good VIE All commune tons VIII be r ssud
eanAcenuslly and respectfully Address Maion
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-15


CABIN EFT FURNITURE-RGRAw Al LENDORPB,
~ cahne makers No ass Broadway BEG leave to return
thanks 10 their friends and the public generally
The peculiar preference shown hem In their line Of hug
ourr the twenty 1--WE They having deter
mined retire from business before the LIST Of MAY
will offer their entire stock of elegant cabinet furniture at
auction hroush A c. Tu tie, aucu0neor on TUESDAY, tbs
18th init IOs O'Clock The stock embraces every article
the e 70 ish house complete including psrlor H.
and bed ure of the latest and most fashion
able styles made Of the best materials and BY superior
wormeu Those who prefer purchasing At private sale viii
Dd their advantage call ard examine this stock
the proreors determined to dispose OF every article
before TIE LIST of May.
MGKKws& ALLENDORPH, ass Broadway.
LfuRNI1UEE FOX S.Lk.-PARrIES GOING TO
housekeeping III find a small quantity OF modern furrh
ture good order and at sonabe price By applying i'm
meoa'eiy at No 90 West Baltic street. South Brooklyn
nLD STAND FOR CHEAP FURNITURE FEATHER
~ beds mattresses and pillows. Furniture order,
repaired varnbed and chairs seated with cane
cheapest place buy furritnre and bedding he
". kNEDtk'S 263 Bowery, between Houston aud Stan
ton syeets. N B.-Second hand furniture bought
changed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-15
18th ALADY WANTED, WIT .

A CORRESPONDENTS WITH ALADY WANTED, WIT I
"A arimony; the must be OF good character and
education and responsibility; between and %
coed character my ageis & good form iodusuo
my habt None but those who sincere need aasw,r
Address N. Daniels Broadway Post olee tor ten days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-15

CLOTHING, &C.
NOTICE TO FIREkEN.-
IN SMITH BROTH ERS, IL 40 FuIrcS STREET,
MANUFACTURERS or FIRE CIOfHS1,
Have band large assortment OF
DRAB KkR9EY BEAVERa
NJ OT1CE-GENTLEMEN's CLOTHES MADE TO ORDER.
In cleaned repaired In the best NJ the shortest
tice, 81 H2 West Broadway, corner Canal street.
CPECTAL NOTICE-TO CI,O1HIERS.-THE STORE NO
- &c Cortand street. of Washington will be rented
clothing store such it has been occupied Tor
years. The stock and fixtures will be sold low Ter
ccpmodairg Possession Immediately. Apply above 10
A. y. PRESsINGER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-15
A YnnNa pRnFEsnoNAL nENTLRNAY uIna1,

A YOUNG PROVISIONAL GENTLEMAN, HTGfLY
IA connected, doing business for himself, would nae q
marry young lacy, or young widow. With neAus.
Boarding hotel be has chance OF making female
quaniancas ladies VII be promptly arsvsrci ~ on,e post,
paid Pease address Carroce Dor H3 Hsrsd dee Tor
week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-15

DCIPIN'S MAETrLLAB.
I'D
THS LARGEST STOCK In AMERICA
Now ready a. blS
WaULESAL8 wAREROOMs. s6l BROADWAY
Southern and Western lobbers especially Invited 70 ex
AID these goots With others in the market
Coaored n & mantilas rom % 20 SU
Giup1re aud ChAnully iaoe manuas from W 70 $l5
BRAIDED black SILK net rantAs. from N 50 70 81
Applique xk mantlas, rom II W - pa
Beautiful white. back and coiored embroidered =
x nantas, un.,.-..........,......S6 30 % vs.
MoUrolrg manuina OF ali kinds
livery novelty connected With the tepsmens rom
Paris ves xiy 0tOK1k blLriS.
Whoiesa' . ws-eroams, 36l BroadrAy
Mans factory 81 ranxiin street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-15

CoAL-F0R SALE, TO DEALERS, A PRIME LOT or
~ red ssh egg Goa al dry Under a. tho corner of
lar<eA'a ana aadsoA sTsSA Wh COO Es,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-15

DOARp-A CENT EMAN AND WIFE, OR TWO
ID slug. gentlemen can obtain rooms in private family
with full partial board reasonable at 63 West
Thirteenth street. between Fifth and sixth Refer
required. o movir z IN May.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-15

RRRCKENRIDGE CoAI--A SMALL. SUPPLY OF THIS
ID celebrated coal now being received Ill be sod Al
SIS per ton, delivered or sl4 taken from the yard Orders
left No. Wall street, Tbompsons Office VAR, 90
n8r OF Twenty sever IN street and gah avenue Call
II burn q; either place n \. SNOW, Coal Dealer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-15

YNhE GREATEST INVENTION OF THE DAY-BU8
sEHS patent railroad signal for da Hb- dges Qurvea
and croespgs offered for sale and Will be exhsx
Tor several DAYS. at the Mercbapts' Hotel Cor&p ere
where the dorsienec eculy invea RAILROAD nc sna
enar eers ard machpiss well As those who feel dispose
embark profitable speculation. The egnal
super s<ded by smplifcation or improvement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-15

D0ARp AT 1922 BLEECKER sTREET.-A GEHrI.hMAN
ID and bis wife, or two three sir gle gentlemen be
medated with front parlor second floor Also nG lie
front bedroom same floor at moderate immediate
apPiica.on. Dinner at six O'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-15

DARfHOIOAEw.S ASsYGnMENS.
- gnrOkrANr HOrcT-CIOsIsE SAFE
ruEIRER REDUCTION
proes mourning eosss. few days grace TIA sub
scber bsgs thai tbs remaining portion Of the stock u
Broadway viii be sold without
aud a. IBIS r few davs adde's
mourning goods viii find his tnyalusoe chance
far bArya.ns VIM Jackson,
Sucoassor 70 O. +. bartholomew.
ISL Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-15

WAf1ED. LANDLORDS AND OWNERS OF PaOPBR.
made the Real E tate and Collecting yency No B,wery
tom wishing hire purchase exchange
country iences aIms lands and bu OF
description. j. H. MARTIN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-15

IF THIS SHOULD MEET THE EYE OF TOM MOORE
or any q his friends they VIII find of gres, importsnc
BY calling this evening at Sans 40 Broadway,
rspsemens previous to the departure Of Count re
search Of The Pacific
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-15

LAST RIVER SAVINGS BANK, NO. CHAMBERS
II street, tvo doors from Chatham Al the rate OF
cent per annum sums al - and less than 5000 and
or before The LIST day Of April next will draw Interest from
hat day. Bank daily from 10 A. till p. M aud
thursday from tot p. NJ. PETER II. TITUS, President
G.. A. WHITNEY, Secretary.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-25
FRIDAY, JULY 25, 1856.

Low wages for the la bOrcr, "A means
of protecting American Manufactures.
MIR. Buchanan the author of the idea.
We trust that no one will omit to read
the article from the Frankfort Common
q0calth on the subject of Mr.. Buchanan's
proposition to reduce wages to the Europe
an hard money standard, and the mastery
expose and answer of John Davis, of Mas
sachusetts, delivered in the Senate in reply
to the speech of Mr. Buchanan, in which
this naice and unique system is proposed.
1t was the advocacy of this measure which
has earned for Mr. Buchanan the SOU
briquet of "ten cents Jimmy" which so an
noys his friends, and the bare mention of
which throws them into towering pas
sion.
1t is the custom of democratic journals
and speakers to deny that Mr.. Buchanan
ever said that "ten cents day was enough
for the labcring man." and this they do
wrathfully and Indignantly. 1t is not con-
tended that Mr.. Buchanan ever gave utter
ance to such remark, and his supporters
know that the charge of hostility to the
working mans interests does not rest upon
this. But they know, too, the policy of
making round and positive denialS to
charges which have never been made They
are convenient substitutes for denialS which
facts will not permit them to make 1t is
by these means they hope to deceive the
honest hard-fsted toler for bis bread and
divert his mind from the true issue.
But a careful reading of the articles in
another column will establish to the satiSfac-
ton of every man, that the leading idea in
Mr. Buchanan's measure is REDUCTION OF
THE AMERICAN LABoRER's WAGES, to the Eu-
ropean standard; and to know what that
standard is, it is only necessary TO examine
the table Of prices appended to Mr.. Davis's
speech which are collected from authentic
sources. 1t will be seen that in Germany,
the country referred to in Mr.. Buchanan'S
bDctCily ILC oOduudlu 10 nun o " Nv Cb4'lO
PER DAY. And this was statesman's pro-
ject for protecting American industry, and
placing it on an equal ground of competi-
ton with that of foreign countries
Valiant protection this to American in
duStryl To compel the poor man, whose
daily labor is his all, where with "to still his
famished nestling'S scream" for bread, and
to clothe and shelter his family, to toll for
a mean pittance, in order that his wealthy
employer may sell the products of his la
Dor, at price which will enable him to
compete with foreign goods. This is the
gist and substance of the doctrine, and no
sophistry, or contradiction, however broad
and unqualified can alter or notify it. We
want The working men TO read these ar
articles, and reflect upon them, and if they
do not put proper appreciation on his
craftsmanship in November We mistake
their intelligence and spirit.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-25
Squatter Sovereignty and the Union and
American.

We do not wish to be considered impor-
tunate, or impolitely pertinacious by so fire.
quent a recurrence to the Squatter SOver-
eighty clause of Mr.. Buchanan'S letter of
acceptance. But we must for third time
refer to our neighbor's grave-like silence on
the subject, and repeat the question re-
spectfully but earnestly Did Mr. Buchan-
an when he said that this legislation is
founded upon principles as ancient as free
government itself, and in accordance with
them has simply declared, that the people
of territory, like Aose Of State, shall de-
eide for themselves whether slavery shall
or shall not exist within their limits" en-
dorse Squatter Sovereignty And if he
did, with what consistency can the Union
and american support him after having
spoken Of that doctrine as incompatible
sith The Constitution" and tedious and m
iua 10 The South r.
Our friends must speak out on this sub
ject. 1t is becoming an oycrshadowing
question in the canvass. Orators and
presses everywhere are taking position, aud
the metropolitan organ cannot evade it. The
Memphis Bulletin lold-line whig and iude-
pendent Of late a quotsble authority
with the democracy, in answer TO an en-
quirer, pronounces the above quoled clause
OF the Wheatland letter, TO mean Squatter
Sovereignty Judge Payatt, it will be seen
by reference to our Camden letter in to
days paper, takes position with Geo. W.
Jones and Gov. Johnson in favor of the
unconstitutional and Odious doctrine"
On every hand its friends are declaring
under which King"-and We call upon the
Union aud American TO speak or die
"Speak to me, Clifford Speak
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-25
UDU ELLLUHO UHlEbIUnI'
SUBORDINATE LODGES, I. o. o. F.

TENNESSEE LODGE, No, /, meets at ODD PeaIO-ss
Hall every Tuesday night 0iceTs p BuLIoD g.; W.
W. THusMoSD. y.. Med A. N,LES sec'y I. h NARsaALL,
Treasurer
NASHVILLE LODGE, No 2, meets every Thursday
night. on w. A. NHsRsY N g.. J. W. RArcL IT. v.
G.; W. BARSEs see,y; r. q. CocKRELL, Treasurer.
TRABUE LODGE, No 10, NEE every Monday night
Officers P. 4. PHLLrPS, N O g. W. DARDEx, G.; u.
BRAUHoST, Sec,y.; w. CAAEROs, Treasurer.
SMILEY LODGE, No co. meets at their Han. South
Nashville every Friday night. Officers: JOIN HnL N.
g. PzKD JOSrE v. Il. @. ALLEY, Secy; JOIN TASKsLE1
Ire lsurer.
ENCAMPWENTS.
RIDGELY ENCAMP dENT, No. l. meets on the 1st
and 81 Wednesday night nf each north Officers: c. SAY
ERs C. P; NJ FOULK Il. p; p. BILLION, 2. W. W. W.
THUDHND J. W; J. LEONs, Scribe; B. CUrrss Treas
OLIVE BRANCH EN- 'AMPMENT, No. 4, meets
every "a and 4h Wednesday night Of each month officers
J. K. tDNUSDsoS C. p B. Lyons, II. P G. W DARDES, 5.
w. W. =. UESS, J. W.. R. T. FLENnSG, Scribe J n.
WARD, Treasurer. t2}
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-25
Reply of Hon. John Davis.
In the u s Senate January %, 1s4O,. to the
speech Of Hon James Buchanan IN FA-
VOR OF Low WAGES.


In the U. s Senate January %, 1910, to the
speech Of Hon james Buchanan ~ FA.
VOR OF Low WAGES
But, sir, fear have dSelt too long on these
matters, and will hasten 20 notice thai for which
chiefly arose. Much hNs been said Of labor, and
what is H. may say, without offence, il is CON
modify 10 be bought and sold like merchanGiz, ia
the market man has his skill aud service TO
sell TO whomsoever will buy them; and bis ANXIOUS
desire is TO obtain the most nberal 2, Enumeration
The Senator saws the value OF IL is regulated by
bank paper. Not so, Mr. President, not so: but
chiefly by the amount ia market, aud the demand
which, 1ists il; currency mas, however at time
have ils influence. II the supply is great and the
demand small, then wages are necessarily low
When business is hounshing. the demand is ur-
gent aud wages rise when It is depressed, the de-
mand diminishes, and wages fall. Hence, too, in
countries densely populated, the supply is aeccs>
sady greater, IN proportion 10 lhN business, than
10 countries Ihinly psOpled Thus &c see why va
gee in great country, neS aud full o. resources,
Ike ours, are IN quick demand, while in Ohina,
where there Is vast surplus population the mar
kol Is overlooked aud they are low Hence, too.
it IL, that Ia such conditions Of society we Awavs
6nd the greatest poverty, suffering and degradation.
Bank paper i obviously not the sole cause, or
chief cause which hKes the value Of wag.s
Boz, sir, let pursue this subject little further,
as 10 Is capable Of further Illustration.
There are three great classes OF labOrers; those
who produce from the earth are Agrieulturists;
those who convert the products OF the earth into
useful forms. are manufacturers. and those Who are
engaged 10 transporting and sIchAhgng the pro
ducts OF the other classes, are commercial These
great divisions Of mankiad are founded on no las
boa that OF civilized and social existence Ia our
country, at least each and every person may par
sue any or all kinds OF business Bat experience
tsaehrs the necessity OF those divisions Tor wool
cotton, and Oar Of lille vslae an turned into
cloth. bat the farmer woald hnd il difficult 10 rau
mill 20 make cloths. or 90 bsid and sas ship 10
take hs produce 10 market From this Division,
too come 70 oar markets We must have food aud
clothing, and We must obtain them BY eHchsnge Of
the products Of la0Or, but NO cannot exchange a
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-25
Cen. aasaeII In memphi..

We learn through private sources that
GEv. HAsKELL addressed an immense con-
course of the citizens Of Memphis on Mon
day night. Iii represented as one Of the
finest efforts of this Incompatible orator.
He caught the inspiration Of his theme,
and fred the vast assemblage with IT,
Such an impression we are assured is rarely
left upon an audience. We trust this gift
Cd orator will consent TO canvass the State.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-25
Highly DIvertIng.

A few weeks ago, from the tenor ofthe de-
mocrati1press, one would havesuppOsed that
a vast majority Of the old-line wings Of the
country had renowned every principle Of
their creed, aud determined to support the
0stend Manifesto, Clay slandering Cincin-
matt candidate. Within a few weeks past
there have been several conventions Of
these old-liners, and in no instance have
they remotely limited at the idea Of voting
for Buchanan, and majority Of them have
declared for Mr. Fillmore, and now the
democratic story runs that these conven-
tons were packed by the Know Nothings,
and this Old-line wing preference for Fill.
more. is not the true sentiment Of that par
ty. Bah You but bring ridicule on your
cause by sueh silly expedients to sustain il.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-25
Fresh Dry Goods, Clothing, Scq
At Auction.

DEM. n. SsaIELDN val sch on Friday evening,
ID s5sh INST e ~ tat store q Mr. ~ c. Bruer No
II Cedar street 0sf three o. ta invoices
u Dry Goods Ciotins, ke. a., consisting IN part q
~ Trimmed M4ntii4s knabrgdcruf CeFiSns, Plain and
Fmbroi1ref Handks ch.s Lace CuaFs and Unfers
Craze shAvis Win. Ana Caiored sslineit and Heavy
dsil Pants Coas Nest4 streks Muslin Fkrts. AlFacss
DAHssk Tab Clth- srsIng sks uilA variety q Pant
ssaG prsss Gods. Ae &c.
Having orders g. close, TIE soods gil - sod tnaus
lnI Uyat-asl HESJ. y sHIkLDS.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-25
$50 REWARD.

ID ANYWAY frsm m subscrisr hSiBg In Hliiamsea co,
II on ks cay 81 June last negro aased 10 hhs
- yezrs ~ 49, "a dsrs beosa reoF sbosi ~ BET esa
urhes IL kelgh oag h1ahv hair, ysefs saaa ea@iee,
spe.ks aack wnee spoken 10 eaf aof las Sery
sailing caaatsnanee whe8 Ia wernssion- siA STE
~ niy ave cellars or hls ap frAenoa and delivery %
ar seeure in M ian Ia n that SCI hHcS
ans dolnrs lAk~n euf q ne STATE al etssa n jan -
tAAi can Fet kim.
tt9t-tria4tf eLtthh hAff, 1r
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-25
Nashville Building Association.
EIECsrION NOHACE

HE Annual meeting OF the members of the above named
AsSOcat for the election Of Seven Directors
the ensuing year. will he held the Merchants Exchan
on Monday night the 18th inst. jy24 st
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-25
TABLE OF PRICES OF LABOR
In Hard Money Countries.

Compiled from authentic documents furnished by
the several counsuIs in the respective districts
named, and read before the Senate of the United
States in 1910, without an item Of il being pro-
nounced incorrect or doubted
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-25
FOR TYREE SPRINGS.


ON thus viii leave the ST.. Cloud Hotel every 9th r
IA day at o'clock, P NJ cling to dsy and return
the day following. Seats be ;ured the Cloud
jyl9
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-25

What kind Of cannon viii get Us into war
with Englandf Be- ekaAam
Once In war, what kind 81 slot could e
give In the national defence 0nly Buek shot.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-25
Great Bargains Can Be Had,

TINHE subscriber wishes sell his splend farm containing
90 acres, adjoining Galiatin, sumner county, Teun
adjoining tie depot. ikeiy negro boy girl mules
brcO viii be In p,r nay desired. There
is spendd dwelling I'd all other Necessary houses the
premises Those wishing purchase examine for
Tor themselves address the subscriber for further infor
nation. D ss-Stwl DAVID READ.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-25
Books which are Books |!

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Webster's Life and speeches, complete in vols.
Cahoun's Life and SPECS hes, complete in vols.
Clay's Life, Speeches and Correspondents;
Bancrof's Unites States, complete in s vols
Rancrons II sceIlaneous-BiographicalM isoelAnsS;
Prescott's Philip the 81, complete in vols.
Legares Works complete in 2 vols.
Washington Irvng's Works, complete in 16 vols.
Cope 5 Novels revised edition;
P-eseott's Conquest Of Mexico;
Prescott's Conquest Of Peru;
Preseotts Ferdinand and Isabella;
A. bolts Napoleon, complete IN vols.
Tom B-n,on's Thirty Years in the U. g Senate.
OctaVo
Appetnn's Cyclopeiia 81 Biography;
Lippineotts GsE,tteer Of the World;
webstsr's dictionary, unabridged qulrto;
webster's Dictionary, royal octave;
webster's Dictionary school an pocket edition;
Ingerson's History Of the War q 1919, In 8 vols.
woreesters Dictionary, edition, octave;
worcesiers Dictionary, comprehensive edition;
Frank Forestsr's Field Sports;
Frank FOrester's Old Forest Ranger;
waverly Novels. AbAotsford edition, In - vols
AISons History Of EurOpe.
Hume and Mtcauiay' History Of England;
Mnman's Gibbons Rome;
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AnthobS Classical Dict nar,;
Kichardson's Dictionary, vols; quarto.
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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-25

HAVE hand ~ 10 negroes for sale. amongst
them some good cooks, and excellent Barber. also
wish to buy from rs to 81 young negroes from 16 "a years
old. [jy1Sl Rec W. PORTER
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-25
TNITFp FIRENA

UNITED FRKNAS's lNsURAEcE 0TyiCE,
NASHyuLs July n, 1856. (
NOTICE Is hereby given thai call my per cent upon
~ unpaid this office will be required and is
hereby made be paid in Liquidation Of the Affairs Of the
Office BY order Of the Board OF directors,
iy22-1w @ l.. SNNDERs, Secretary.
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Singing & Piano Lessons.

~ utD ADAFI from bohemia, Europe lately
RON Cleveland Ohio, brgz leave INFORM the cttsus
% Nashville vrnfy that h has permanently located
In ih city Tor the purpose q giving instruction 10 singing
and Piano playing
The method adapted Tor his instruction IN Singing Il the
used the rvat0ry Paris Vienna PrzEue and
Milan and be prepared give the Singing lessons eth-r
schoiar small classes q from 10 scholars. The
staging and the Piano lessons N be yen tho residences
Of he scholars, punctuaily each lesson - Aiuut-s
Iaes and gcntiemn desiring 10 study Dramatic and OPP
be instructed every day.
zach Piano sehsF y oopred 20 ie4Fn beside The Playing
the piano, sinEibr m fundAtion II ~ mus For
farther particulars can az The Eooni No - Al the Hotel -
tlud-shcFe be also thr d1errnt reports and
gpEons shouthis IA, teaching n AIS county.
VII
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COLEMAN HOUSE!
BY LANIER & EADY,

kNOXVILLE, TENN.
I'VE undersigned having taken charge Of this large
l. umodous House, respectfully solicit and hope to
merit lib raj share Of patronage. The house furnished
in the most thorough and modern STYLE with view
venience and comfort 10 is situated in the heart
city, convenient to all thu business and the principal
street An omnibus is always in readiness convey
to and from the Depot, the arrival and dep
ture Of the The stage for MOntvse Springs arrives
AMI departs daily.
The able viii be supplied With the the market affords
and pains viii be spared render guest, comfortable
tMPSON LANIER
jy23 56-6t JOHN EADY
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