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Important from the National Capital.
Highly important Intelligence Relative to NicGrG-
q,sa-ChiLe and Peru Entered the Lists.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 81 1856.

IItyh0y IHPOItA6 AfAe1tySftSo ASctU't'O ~
qna-ChHs and Per1s Entered the Lists
WAsHINGToN, Nov. 81, 1856
/ learn that some days since, adviccs were re"
ceived at the State Department, to the effect that
Chile and Peru had agreed to contribute men and
money to the aid of the Central American States
for the determination of Walker and his Northern
fllihusters Ecuador and New Granada have both
been solicited enter into the same arrangement;
but learn that New Granada has declined having
anything TO do with scheme. Ecuador it is thought,
will come in and furnish its share. 1t is said that
Chile is to contribute one thousand men, ard Peru
one million of dollars out of the guano deposit fund.
1t is understood that the old Nicaragua Transit Com
pany headed by Commodore Vanderbilt and Joseph
L. White, of your city, have had something to do
this plan. 1t is a curious fact, at any rate, that
long before the battles Of Massaya and Granada
known here, White stated the military combination
that had been formed, and in what way they would
affect Walker. He even knew the number of men
each State had furnished and the points of attack
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CITY HOTEL BUILDING ron RENT,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

THE new and elegant BRICK ESTABLISHMENT, ~
known as The City Hotel in MuTfreesbOro, -a,;s
for lease. S7lsE
II has than thirty first class rooms with dining
25 by 90 leet large pantres washing and drying
and every convenience necessary 20 first Ho
tel. The building viii be lighted with gas and has bel
for every room.
The House ha been KEEP; but year since its budng
and has better character than house In the
The furniture be bought accommodating terms. For
terms apply 20 ID. ID. G. SPENCER,
des4-3t MurfreeshorO.
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NAsHvrLLr. 80. 29. ls4s.

NASHVILLE, Sept. %, lS4S.
Having been invited by Messrs. Doloear, teach
ers OF Penmanship in this city, We have carefully
examined their system, and the specimens OF inns
provement made by their pupils, ana feel entirely
prepared to say that the system is scientific aud
much superior to any other we have seen-Ihas the
improvement Of their pupils is very rapid, aud we
therefore take pleasure in recommending them 10
the favorable attention Of the pdbiC.
Mai Gen. T. P. GAINS, U. S. Army,
JAMES G. JONES, Gov. OF Tennessee,
RI. Rev. j. H. OTEY, Bishop OF Tennessee,
RI. Rev. r. p MILES, Bishop OF Nashville,
Rev. PHILLIP LINDSEY, D. ID. Pres. Nash. Uni
Rev. JOHN T. EDGAR, d. D.,
Hon Z Ii. FOSTER.
Hon JOHN BELL,
Rev. J. T. WHEAT.
Rey. d. T. CAMPBELL,
Rev. r. b. @. HOWELL,
Rev w. II. WHARTON,
DR.. JOHN S. YOUNG, Secretary OF State,
DR.. CHAS. X. " WINSTON,
Rev F. g. SMITH, Rector Of Columbia Yen. ins.
G. w. MARTIN,
JAMES CAMPBELL
Gen. ROBT. ARMSTRONG,
J. NJ. SMITH,
ALFRED HUME
MILTON A. HAYNES,
THOS CALENDER,
THOS HOGAN
HENRY BALDWIN, ia,
+. CORN,
JNO. VI. BASS,
A. RUSSELL
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ON SATURDAY, the 9 h DAY OF pecembrr, VII oier f'r
~ sale 10 the highest bidder for Cash az the Court Hone
yard auable Lo situated Ia Edgesed, fronting 49,
feet on the Whites Creek TurLpke commencing a. ID
onI Whites corner and running back thee hundred and
thr cen anita IA alley Ths Lot l. beautiful
located ana il one tfbe thriving psrt Of iEehed.
Sale betweea the ours oil an 10 ocl)c1.
dect-d r. X GLAsCOCK, A-ot0nssr.
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A VALUABLE PRINTING OFFICE TOR

TTIIIF Prorietors Of The sUNsEA fla OFTcsf former
i II the Tenth Legion Ocs-stuNtrd Al Jailatn, sam
ner county Tennessee offer Their 0ee wIh I'll OF the &C
apartments for sale This ofse IL situated in OF the
most shng inland towns In the STATE being surround
ed by weshies region Of country in Middle Tennessee
The dvsrtising and Job work Of the Office surpassed
by any pspar outside of the cites the State. For
apply to the Projectors at Galatin, Tennessee.
dec2-3t
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THEATRE,

4 ITERATION or TIME-lhtiI further notice the doors
~ VIII open 6K O'Clock. and the curtain viii rise az T.
Fourth night OF the engagement OF Mr. NeaAe THURSDAY
evening Dec T. viii be presented the Tragic Romance q
the COIkSGCAN BROTHERS. DOUBLE POLKA
by NJ and Par inrton To coucute vita ths interesting
drama 81 the MIDNIGHT MATCH, To morreW
evening", Benefit ~ Mr. NeAne when The Lady u Lyons
and ofher entertain aenss q q Be presented.
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ID G. AeSAkY Co opsstag this day = large BAT %
H. NEW GOoDS-Rikoas Lases EfnbTlideries CoHAFr
kkir Belts and hetngs, fan sse q Appiiqus Lace. These
are ace roods O. quick orthrg El - al gcue.
Aur3 isse. R. O tieSARf 4 Co
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FOR RENT.

TIVE STORE HousE TIE s0ath sast corner Of The
sqasrs and Front for the baiarce of lh year
ne pxsures s be sod % ans "a The Hoase
APpiy ~ BENJ. y salBLDe,
0c'IT A. Pabe Sluarr.
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The Adriatic.

We republish this morning from the n i.
Y. .Nercs, long and very interesting de-
scription of this wonderful piece of naval
architecture. We trust our readers may
all experience the emotions of pride and
pleasure which we experienced upon pc
rnsinn II
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, EFERRING to the above notice, the undersigned will
IL continue the Flour Feed and Commission business on
their account the firm Of QUICK K MEAD from
and after this date All persons indebted TO the above will
please call and settle. +. d. QUICK,
L
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WANTED.

10000 sSsH ss a e az F' ss s:s Ap-
for With TIE highest market priee 81 ss paid.
ocile &. Q. BANDY.
T. O. Bsady uH keep constaaly % kan4 lArEs %, sf
Flour, q vAEioas aad saPsrior esaads.
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Regular New Orleans Packet.

~ IT~-n - THE substantial steamer CUMBER-
gNHzsssSgt5S7 LAND, Captain WIN. DURRETT, having
superior accommodations for Passen-
gers Freight and Stock Will ply during the above
and all nterued ate landings Her exceeding light drauEht
will insure in the most OF direct shipments. Messrs
W. A. JOHNSON CO., OF New Orleans will as Agents
in conjunction wi Capt. NJ D. T. n BROOKS, who will re-
eide permanently in New Orleans No % Carondelet ST.
during the business season. for the purpose q giving his
tire attention to the filing Of all purchase orders al the
est figures IL. II. HARRISON
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Supreme Courf.

The regular winter term of the Supreme
Court commenced in this city yesterday,
present Judges CARUTHERs and HARRIS
His Honor Judge MCKINNEY, owing to in
disposition, was absent.
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70 RAILROAD CONTRADICTORY.

EALED PROPOSALS will he received st the office Of the
- Central southern Railroad Company At Columbia,
Maury county, until the 18Th day OF December for the
grading masonry bridging ac OF that portion q the road
from Columbia 20 Pulaski distance OF thirty miles Plans,
Proes and Sp cidclton will be ready for examination
December 1st, the Engineers Once ia Lynve Giles
county and any Information Of the work may be obi antd
by addressing j. Johns Resident Engineer that place
the undersigned, az Nashvile.
A. ANDERSON, Chief Engineer.
decl-3.awt15i.
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SITUATION WANTED !
z4a~ WANTED.

~ aA young gentleman frsm the country wishes to
Oh ain situation Ia the ctr Cerfhss c8pfcity to make
himself generally useful Address l. C. ghsoBer, ?. o.
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AnYFRTISEmRNT.

nKReoNs wishing 10 purchase cid Or second -hand
l. PIANO-F0RfES can be suited BY ealing the store
lately occupied by Mr. Crooker, No. Uaios street These
n.ruaents are ioT sale un the I3k Ist vhon they VII
be renewed Accordeons, Yolns. flutes claFonsts and
other articles in the Musical ne win he sold Until
the IAN insl lceeal Jas. DisGOSS
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WARRIED.

At Man, held the Siinst by Rev. Dr.. Wharton, Mr.
A ExaEr EGKIs Mss JASE O. eldest daHghe Of Hon
Edwin Il. EEng-al Of this place.
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~ From Mr.. Pearl, Principal Of the Natchez
Institute, after witnessing the result Of course Of
Lessons 1 gave to above 800 pupils in the Insti-
tute:
To THE NEssRs DOLBEAR-Gentlemen l deem
it my duty to express my opinion OF your Pens
manship, from what / observed during your recent
eOnrse Of instruction in this Institution. ! have
watched closely, both your method OF imparting
instruction, and the Advancement OF she pupils. IL
is the ONLY system which have seen successfully
adapted to public school instruction. 1t has only
to be understood by Teachers, Superintendents
and Trustees in general, 10 be appreciated and
adopted Very respectfully,
J. F. PEARL, Principal Nalchez Institute.
NArCHEZ Dec %, 1915.
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THE PREMIUM PLOW OF THE
WEST.
FREsH ARRIVAL OLE PIANOS.

lust received by the subscriber, FIVE of
81 those unriyaled PIANOS, made by A. II. ksa<4sfFt
Gale Co., of New York. which now makes . J ~
mine the largest Stock the city, consisting Of 81 and
ocaves in plain and beautifully carved ROSEWOOD cases
Amy wishing No. Instrument would do well 10 give
call Every Piano sold by is warranted in every
particular. j. A. MCCLURE, 80 Union street.
P. S.-Just published by me, the following Light at
Home, Medora Waltz, Tennessee Schottsh and Onward
Row. full supply Of the above beautiful Songs and Pieces
on hand Call and get copy, only &c. each.
decd J. A. NJ
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LoSTIIn the streets of Bow.


V|TTr - LOO4 IN 1II0 o0IOOVo OI DO"-
~ 49, ing Green, 25th November, tive sets Of Ex-
change Originals and dupleaes drawn by Thomas Qugley
each payable one three months and the other at hTe
months after date and dated LIST December, 1856 drawn to
No order and endorsed by me- The finder is requested to
hand them to Wesley Whsiess, Cashier Bank OF Nashville
The pub c is notified purchase then payment has
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NASHVILLE. DEC. /, 1856.


TIVE Copsrtnership heretofore existing between f. D.
l. QUICK, GEO. h. MEAD, T. COss, under the firm Of
Quick, Mead Co., expires this day by mutual consent
p QUICK,
GEO. F. MEAD,
T COBB.
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FROM A. Hams.
nashville, Sept. %, ls4s

Mr. Dolbear:-Haviug had a fair opportunity Of
examining your system of Pennmanship, snd hav-
ing seen The wonderful and rapid Improvement Of
your pupils in my school, 1 consider it but just to
say, that believe il be not Ouiy the best sysa,
but Tee Caly one deserving the nan'e-ior BY strict
attention to the rules given, ANY person may, in
very short time, acquire free, rapid and elegant
hand. / should be pleased to see it universally
adopted. Most respectfully your Obedient ser
vaut ALFRED HUME.
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EAR RENE.

FOR RENT.
A STORE HOUSE adjoining the Tennessee Flour Depot
~ for 1857 Apply to QUICK MEAD,
dec4 At z our Depot College street
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FOR NEW ORLEANS
New Goods.

New Goods.
WE are receiving to-day for the Winter trade, hand
w some Inns Of FRESH GOODS, embracing
FANCY PRINTS;
CHECKED GlNGHAMS;
NERINOS;
BLEAOHED AND BR. MUSLIN:
BLACK AND FANCY CASSIMEREs;
JEANS AND TWEEDS;
ALPACCAS;
SATINETTS;
TICKINGS
CLOTHS;
BLACK SILKS, &c. &c
Making assortment very comp 'ete, TO which inv
general attention. and especially those desiring TO buy fol
cash short time. IRBY MORGAN co.
dec8
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From TIE RI. Req. Bishop Otey.

NULIHHIHf WV
Mr. ). W. DoLBEAR-Dear Sir: | have been
much interested and pleased in examining your
system of Penmanship, and so far as l am caps-
bic of forming an intelligent Judgment upon the
subject, give it my hearty approval Your meth
cd of teaching seems to me to be both skiliul and
faithful and the Improvement of your pupils is sur
prisug and rapid beyond any thing have ever Wits
messed. / shall feel happy if this testimony to
your merit shall lead others to avail themselves Of
your instruction in one OF the most beautiful aud
useful arts; and am very respectfully, etc.
JAS. Il. 0TEY.
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onTusiay, Dec. g. an iaiAat Of e. Burke Picket
aged 10 days.
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TUE steamer NASHVILLE Bal -lIA -
II sSrBEa. Master, Nil leave iar ~ Mr4see7
fauRsOAy, sfh iass.) At o'ciock- For teighf pa
sage Apply On beard OF 70 (dSl A.uANlLT0N, Agl
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H- The State Of Texas has no State debt,
and therefore 10 State tax. The State is out
of debt, with surplus Of over million Of
dollars 10 the Tressury--a permanent per
cent. School Find Of over million Of dollals
Ian unapprOpriated public domain, estimated
at over one hHndred millions Of acres. The
aggregate amount Of taxable properly l. very
nearly Sl5O.O0o. 900. beng an Increase Of $22,-
500, 900 over the previous ear.
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From Rev Dr. LinEsey, President NassVHe Cair0rsiy-
NASHVILLE, Oct 81, 1913.
The system Of PenmauShp taught by Messrs.
Dolbear and Brothers, IS decidedly the best With
which I am acquainted.
PHILLIP LINDSLEY, PresL Nash. Univ.
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LIVERY STABLE FOR RENT FOR 1887

szeaeR - The well known LIVERY STABLE -
49, - on Lower Market street, occu- n ~
ekf[~JeJ pied by John II. Sloan, will be f1r 49,
-2------rent next year. The size and location Of
this Stable makes il one ofthe desirable 80 the city
ALsO-Ths large WAREHOUSE occupied by P. P
Pc a Car isgs Shop.
further particulars apply 10 either OF the undersgn-
- on Market street MRS NJ SLOAN or
uoyis-tf FRED SLOAN.
ALsO.-The ICE HOUSE occupied by c. Z. II. Martin
viii be rented on favorable terms
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Essss Or. y s. Tosag. Secretary q Sa's. TsaA~'ss.
sEcEETAEr OF STATE's OFEIcE,

Nashville Sept. 81, lS4S
Messrs. Dolbesr-Gentlemen: have examined
with care yOnr system Of PenmAnship, and take
pleasure Ia adding my humble testimony TO its
merits as a system based upon correct scientific
principles, susceptible OF the most perfect demon>
strasion and ths elsAFesi practical Illustration. By
a close study Of the principles and strict obserV-
Anee Of the rsles adopted By you. any individual
having the nstuFsl ass Of the baud and arm, NAV,
10 = short Time sequlse she ars permanently Of
wrigiag siih facility aud despatch elegant hand,
which NAY BE varied in style Al pleasure, 10 suit
any partieglaF purpose o. fancy.
Your most obedient servant
JOHN s YOUNG.
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u Al INII1'l'Il 7 49, - N'-'I''''T
THOMAS Il. BENTON.


From M Taa Bsrsa, Tate Presidezt ertas 2. S
LISDESwALD, Jan. IS, ls4S.
Mr. Dolbear-Dear Sir:-I thank yoH very sine
eerely Tor she copy Of your treatise the scieucs
Of Practical Pennmanshp, which have read with
much interest, snd wish you much success.
| cannot hesitate in bearing testimony 70 the
very high character Of the recommendations you
have enclosed 20 me.
They leave me 20 doubt Of your capacity aAS
personal merits.
am sir, respectfully, your obd't ssrvf,
VAN
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S4LEOFALOr IN EDGEFIELD.

WE4a9Aaezcas " AN 1EU,-A YOUNG BUHIIt-
LE~aSS man recently from Georgia, wishes 70 get =
situation As Clerk and Salesman in either Dry Good store
or Marehnnse. ApplY 90 this Office. dec3-lR
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" AsHINUIVN VIZ vuIH ~ toaO'
Sir:-COnsidering good hand writing 70 be not
only an accomplishment, but means Of success to
every man engaged in business, greatly applaud
your meriiorious exeTtions to improve the chiTO-
graphy OF the age. A gentleman or lady either,
Who writes badly, never writes willingly; and COM
sequeutly often fail TO write when they should and
when they do write it is done at the last moment,
with haste aud impatienee, and consequently with
faults Of all kinds, often committing and ini1ring
both the writer and the cause which be advOea q,
Wishing you every success 10 your laudaole IN
dertakiDgs, remain yours, respectfully,
THOMAS H. BENTON.
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CHANGE OF PLACE.

TIVE Ofce Of the Revenue Collector has been removed
i from the City Hall to the House the Southwest cor
ner Of Cherry and Union streets next door TO Dr. Herman
and 20 Drs Hall and Atchison, where he VIII remain iii III
repairs the City Hall completed, and where person
having business With him will please cal
CIV A. NELSON, Collector
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Being requested by Messrs. DoIbear to state ia
standing in society OF the gentlemen, signers 10 tb .
above, / do so with much pleasure, being aeqoan-
ted with most Of them they highly respectable,
and gentlemen Of education and OF high standing
in society. Given at the Hermitage, this esd day
of October, 1913. ANDREW JACKSON.
Tie yo0tring Vs jiast remarks e Ire Hos. Thomas r.
Benton, o. S Senator, ore scortiy ths aheattre re-
gard Of parents and az young persons 'St0 hGss any
hope q success ia tis bEsiness 0f lgs.
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AMERICAN SALE AND HACK STABLE,
GP CHURCH STREET. nc

Ah Ill
HAVE on hand some good HORSES which will sell low
for the MONEY and ia Horse just what lTepresent
him, the money will be urned. few OF those thorough
bred INDIAN PONIES are left and II you want one or a
pair, come quick.
Fine HACKS and good FURNITURE CARS, as well a. fine
HORSES and BUGGIES ard SADDLE HORSES, always on
hand in large numbers Cat low priee TO hire % me public
poy2I NJ ). COMBS.
ERESH OYSTERS in kegs are received daily at
II EBERGER'S, corner Of Cherry and DeSderick
streets FOR family and only 81 per keg.
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CLIzFus. La. Jans fth, 1854.
Mr. J. W Dolbear-nclr slrs-rhs class Of young ladies'
IN SIinan Femaie Collegiate Institute whom you have
recently Eixen 81 lessons In Psnmanship have
nae dcciei and rapid improvement and take pleasure
ii stating ~ eaatesA that yoar sysie a Penmanship
d superior = otasr and leeds only 70 ~ unersosd 70
b appreciated aaa adepiad.
Rsttt-inl HENax n0RELAND,
PsinslpAl sf znlnAn Fsna;s College, ctnhoa. Ia.
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GREAT AND EXTRAORDINARY EX-
CEEEMENT.

nN TUESDAY next the 9th Instant the premises We
~ will sell four Lots Broad Free Soil Terrific
~ We feel confident that the value Of this property not
properly appreciated in this market. 1t exempt from
all for II after this We have made a
calculation the savings in this particular and find that
than the cost of the Lot and Improvements that
NAV be built thereon Our al UdlOrl, and TAX
ing the rate per annum, the saving compund-
ed will the end Of the p reimburse the outlay Tor
Lot and improvements and profit Of alb tut twenty-five
per in addition. We therefore announce to the public
that purchaser Of lot the south side Of Broad street
obtains his lot and all Improvements for nothing, and
bonus Of per cent into the borgan when compared with
his neighbOr on the opposite side.
The Lots propose sell portion Of the Yeatman
property and will be sold credit Of one, three, four
and five years. for notes satisfactorily secured bearing
terest They situated Bros4 street. between sumner
and Cherry streets, particular description Of which
will be given in our hand bills
z. R. GLAsCocK Auctioneer. dec2
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Ease, Elegance and Rapidly.

So accurate is his system and so uniform its
success, that after witnessing its effects on sew
eral hundred pupils in this place, the lamented
Alfred Hume observe, II consider it but justice
to say. that believe it not only the best sys-
tenn but the only one deserving the RGms-f,
by strict attention to the rules given, any per-
son may in a short lime, acquire free, rapid
and elegant hand"
Such Mr.. D. believes will be the opinion Of
all who test its merits, and an experience of
above II years, (nostly in New Orleans) since
the above opinion was expressed, Mr.. D. hopes
has detracted nothing from the merits of his
system, or his skill in teaching it.
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w. M. HARGRAVE,
HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTER,
BROAD STREET,
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From the Neu YORK Hersld.

WASHINGTON, Nov. %, 1856.
II Nep Difficulty Marcy and Manageable n.
tit,sde Of the Secretary of State WiH Possibly
Retire from the Cabinet aud Join The Opposition,
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SWEET HAVANA ORANGES.
90 BBbs SWEET HAVANA ORANGES
')O bbls PecAns;
$50 boxes Fire Crackers;
5 gross SKY Rockets; assorted;
" Roman Candies,
80 " SPIN Wheels, -
a. Blue Lights,
1000 Torpedoes;
80 boxes W. R. Cheese;
10 4" Lemons;
100 dozen Cans Oysters Fresh;
500 boxes sardiEes assorted best brands.
For sale at }. G. kOBaRIsON's Con dictionary
novel and Bakery, on broadway.
1000 Reams Wrapping Paper.
N and for sale, at Sholesa without proat
Il nOyS-lm W. :. HalihMAN.
WANT TO HIRE-A good, honest negro man TO help
w The Paper and Rag Store 70 the lst Of January.
Oet6 W. ;. WHITMAN
DYER PEARL. PAzslBEsr =. PEARL Casmaa
Tho City Bank,
N1SHVILLE TENNESSEE,
DFALs In COIN. EXCHANGE, ard SECURITIES
~ Makes Coeouoas Al pare Of the Country, and pay
a.svesi on STANDING Deposits Va
DIR. JOHN III. CALENDER,
OFFICE WITH DIS. KELLY 3 MADDIS.
10. 80 CHERRY STREET, PSrAIRS.
novi9
ID r.. R. NJ A X Il l n
10 8 NORTH SPRUCE ST.,
ST. NASHVILLE. TENN.
CABINET MATERIALS.
vHTEbaxe on hand cons gunsat % Cab net Materials
| w whieh sf sell very lo,s - ias saeis,,,s
/ novif-n wholssais Grocers, MARKET street.
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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-04
PEN n Ans SHIP.
MR..DOLBEAR,
We TING,

In a few lessons Ladies are taught to write
in neat, easy and rapid manner, and Gentle
men in a bold, rapid, business style.
Hours from 10 IL, 4. NJ, and from 70 4,
p. NJ, aad from to at night.
Persons from the country can finish their
lessons in one week.
As Mr. ID. will not have time to call on fam
lilies, he hopes that all who desire to join his
classes will make early application.
To persons acquainted with its merits, his
system Of writing needs no recommendation,
but those unacquainted with it, Mr.. D. refers
10 the following remarks and testimonials. In
stead OF teaching PenmanshiP merely as an
i7nitatiue Art, an experience OF twenty years
has enabled him to reduce it to the certainty
of a Science, 50 that being guided by kE010lsdge
instead of random practice, pupils from SIX to
sixty years of age, can, in a short time, learn
to write with