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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-15

r. L. DELIssEs. AuclOneer -
DY LEAVITT, DELISSER n Co, No. 81.
and SO Broadway corner Of White-stSaes OF bOOhS
ere held regularly every TUESDAY, THURSDAY AID SAT-
FRIDAY EVrNISGS. commencing AZ 81 O'clock sales OF
Fancy Goods and Stationery Paintings Bronze Wares Coc
C. are held TIT RSDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS,
crnercg AZ 81 o'clock Catalogue ready and goods open
g. Animation the day nreyl0us % sac.
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paints, Oils, Glass, ST.

4 NEW LIGHT-KEROSENE, or COAL
N OILSecured by Pstents The intensity Of the Light OBJ.
tanned this oil viii be found TO exceed that other oil
OF LIQUID heretofore known to the public
This Oil being pure dsaiou from coal 1thout the sd'
mixture Of spirits OF TuIentine alcohol Warranted to be
not explosive Insurance Companies allow it TO be used without
additional premium
Those who cad or much nght will find il treat
ouon as the light remarkably steady and soft tn. eye
For General family burning IN Steamboats, shipping,
Railroad Churches Factories Hotels and Light Houses
this Oh il yet unequaled.
IL burns brilliantly without smoking crushing the wick
deteorsts eysporse BY exposure and not a.
,ecied By the coolest weather.
he various patented Lamps be found al the Store Of the
underlined recommended the best adapted TO the
quse. OF the Oh each lamp giving Light equal to tive
six foot burners
can adapted Chandeliers for Hotels Country Residences
and Steamers.
The usual discount to wholesals Dealers.
AUSTEN5 Agents OF
THE NORTH AMERICAN KEROSENE COMPANY,
No Beayer-st-
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ORE Goods.

THE GREAT BROADWAY CALAMITY.
FAILURE Of BARTHOLOMEW cELEBRAIEO
MOURNING STORE.
No s5l Broadway.
IMMENSE SACRIFICE OF PROPERTY
GREAT INDUCEMENTS
ToPuICHAsERs Of MOURNING GOODS.
UNHEARD-OF BARGAINS
RRIBLE 81 I X
The entire stock Of MoarlaE Goods consisting Of the largest
d nos. sock ever imported. be soi All closed
without regard to orsnL The subscriber having par
chased for casa Of the A.-nee TIE above stock At an enoi
ovs discount will commence the saeraes on MONDAY req
II At 70 o'eloek-the TIL the entire 'k
disrosed o. Sales commence 10 g. m an1 eontnne ''
= - WM JACKSON,
Successor 10 c. =. BARrHoLosEw,
New Mourning Store No. s5i Broal~sy, Os'ween
S. Niehols. lnd Metropolitan Hotels
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IN ASHTON and HERCULES L. GILLIAN against The
members Of the firm of O. L. AGABEG Co, Of Canton
China. desgDsied as GEORGE L. AGAbEG and JOHN
DOE" their real being for money
demand contradiction not ser To tho above Designated
DeeDdsn You hereby summoned and required TO answer
the complain In this sction which will be fled In the Once
CLERK Of the City County New York. at the City Hall
IN the City Of and 70 serve copy Of your answer %
the sd complaint the subscriber at his ohce No. 81 w Az
in the City of NewYcTk within twenty days sitter ne
service Of this exclusive Of the day Of snen
service and IL fail the said complaint within tno
Aforesaid The plaintiffs in this action will take Judgment
You the Of Thirteen Hundred and twenty-five
Dolsr Twentythree Cents with interest from the seven
teenth day April One Thousand Eight Hundred aud fy
FIVE beside the cost Of this aconDsted New January
18th ie56 Y. y. MARBURY Plaintiff Attorney,
Tie complaint the shove action filed In tho once o. ~
February 1855. fel5 iswiSvF
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ONLY So minutes ride from this city by railroad
" to BLOOMFIELD, ~ IA small HOUSE and LOT for
SALEVery convenient for small family In close proxin
10 the schools in the ysge Railroad defot by Inquire
OF Mr. WARD, Bible Rooms Nos lis and III Nassaust
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Jnsnranre Companies.

CLINTON FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
~ CASH CAPITAL 80 OO0-Offce No. 50 Walist., OPP
roe the Merchants Exchange This Company continues TO
nsure Merchandise Buildings Household Furniture vessels
port their CaTgoe &c &C. against loss or damage Dy he
on the most favorable terms.
DIRECTORS:
Hush Lang Joseph Walker Cor w LaVrehse'
Charles r. Swords Stuart C. Marsh, John Compton,
ID. Henry Hsight, Leo 5. Suarezi A Emo, 81,
Joseph W. Cories Vim. X. Strong, Geo Grsw0id IT,
Thonas Sruull Geo A. Townsend d. Alonzo Cushman.
Alfred Willis Alive y. Laing, Ezra Ludlow j.
Ef'g Townsend Sias Bronson, John renield
JOseTh Lawrence, ; I. Nicol, yohn watson,
Sannel Willets Joseph d. Taylcr, Noah 5. Hunt,
j. H. Ransom, Robert VI. Bruce, u j. sni,h
Sylvester /. III. Ward, John ; Boyd .
HUGH LAING, PTesdoOt.
JAMES Y. AMEs, IT,, Secretary.
BANRY. SuTYeYQr
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Bouuts fan6 h1arrants.

7 AND-WARRANT OFFICE, No. So Wallst,
IL NewYork.-Ihe highest marke. price paid for LAsD
WARRANTS and al Warrants sold by susrsnteed ans
forwarded by mail otherwise receipt of remittanees
Land Warrants procured for Soldiers and otbsn ennsd 70
Bounty Lana, upor application To
7. J. COLEMAN. No s. WASe
I AND WARRANTS bought at the highest cash
~ prizes and elaas for Bounty Land Pensions k promp
Iy afforded TO ~ GEO. WOODMAN Ne. % WaliAnst
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Builoins Materials.

linguistic TILES-For Vestibules, Halls,
~ Iearths Dining rooms Conservatories &c GARNklRk
CHIMNEY-TOPS, DRAIN-PlPES, &c For sale by . -
MILLER, COATES YOULE, No. Z79 Pearl st., ~ \.
-ROOFS-ROOFS-The cheapest and
HI best article for covering roofs Is TAPsROOFlN0 PAPER,
which keep constantly hand viii seO IN large
gnnall quantities suit purchasers
JAS T. DERRlCkS0N Co. No ~ Beekman-st
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IN pursuance Of an order of the Surrogate OF
the County Of NewYok NOTICE Is hereby given 70 al
having claims against LO0E BAKER late Of tho CITY
Of EewYoIk deceased, TO present the same with vouchers
thereof 10 the subscriber the Office Of Hopkins Co.. NO
81 Metchsn Exchange the City of Newfork before
the 18th day Of August nextDsed New York the 7h day Of
February, 1885 WILLIAM c. BAKER,
feb8 lsw6mFs Administrator.
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WANTED = In a strictly private Protestant
w Fsuly BOARD, PARLOR aud BEDROOM good size,
for Oepfieinsn bis Wife not above ds the west
de psxr 7th or 9th The gentleman viii dine down town
bushes Terms much object, provided the con
forts Of may be had References exchanged Address
y Boz No 2IS
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Eegal Notires.
IN SUPREME COURT-Ciy and County 0

il MISUNDERSTANDING L. ALLEN against UILES ].
sLOCUM To GILES j. SLOCUM: You hereby
moned required the complaint In this action
which Office of the Clerk ofthe City aud County
OF the City Hall ia said city the 18th day Of
January 1885 and TO serve copy Of your answer % the ssd
complaint the subscribers their Office No. IL Wat In
said City EewYork within twenty days aer the service Of
this exclusive Of tho day Of such service and
II fail ths said complaint within tho sfers
said the plaintiff In this action will take judgment ssas
for the Of four hundred and sixty Eve dollars seventy
cents with interest from the 10Th day Of May thousand
eight hundred and forty nine beside the Of this ACTION
Ds;ed Jan. II, 1885. SANFORD BRACE,
jH-lawowF Plaintiffs Attorneys, No. WALLIS
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nISSOLUTI0N.-The Partnership of the Sub
~ seribers under the firm of WIN. CAMPBELL L Co. Is
dissolved BY mutual consent WIN s. DAMEREL 10 suth0r'
izrd 10 close its Affairs. VIM CAMPBELL,
New-York Feb L. 1876 VIM 5. DAMEREL.
The business OF PAPER BOX Masking will be continued
heretofore. by WIN 5 DANEHEL, Nc. 81 Beekmaust-
MIR. HORACE HOLCOMB has this day been
w admitted PARTNER in firm
KHNTS, LOWBER SMITH.
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GopartHersbip Notices.

nISSOLUTION.-The Copsrtaership hereto
~ fots existing under the firm OF GELvERTOS EEL
LOWS, expires this day BY ts own limitation
COPARTNHRSHIP.-Ths subscribers have this day formed
sCorertnershp, under the firm Of GORDON 4 FELLOWS,
for the Transaction OF the WHOLESALE GROCERY snd
COMMISSION business st So4 IL and Is Besverst-Sew'
York, Feb. /, 1855. WIN. J. GORDON
GEO. A. FELLOWS.
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New.York and Liverpool L. S. Mail s 5. Co.. Sc wslst
NV YORK Thursday, FEB. "A. 1855
HNHE QUAKER CITY will take the PACIF1C's
plpce on SATURDAY, leaving the Dock foot OF Canal s
a. To avoid any danger from the ice this steamer
Will nn, 20 north OF ATTITUDE 50
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THE FARMERS & MECHANICS FIRE
Il AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF PHlLA-
DELPHIA.
CAPITAL, $500 900. AssETs, S311 3S3.
Hon THOMAS B. FLORENCE, President
EDWARD X. HELMBOLD Secretary.

TIE Company complied with the law Of the State ard
special security for the Assured in New-Yor il has provided
for an sccung Trust Pund the Of 100 COO TO be held
by their Bankers Messrs. DUNCAN, SHERMAN Co. from
which will be promptly paid, when adjusted 81 the
OFFlCE No 10 WALL STREET, NETWORK.
AMBROSE w. THOMPSON Atty and Agent.
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6onses TO Eet.

7 OFT to LET.-A large ROOM, lighted all
around with steam power in building Nos % aud %
FrsnEfortst Possession immediate II wanted Apply TO
CHARLES JENKINS, No. ~ Frankfoft-st
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-14
Land for Sale

I oRFER for sale COO) SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES n
L or LAND lying on the Columbia Central Turnpike
Roan miles from Columbia and four froa IT. Pleas
ant, being part Of the tract on ~ ich I reside.
This Land s equal superior any in Marry county
b well watered, (the ceebTaed Devers Spring being on
the part offered for sae) well mbered and well improved
There the premises beHutifel building
fronting the Turnpike and the contemplated Rail Road Il
win BE- divided to suit purchasers sold In = body.
For further information apply to at AshWScd P Once,
MSury county, Tennessee.
aug11-u LUCIUs POLK
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WHEAT,


INNOI.VCNT NOTICE.
T0SEPH ". WlIKIN Administrator having filed hs bin in
y the Chaneery Court Nashville against Christina O.
Wagner as heirs and creditors Of the Of haTes
Henry Wagner deceased and said having
ierred from the Davidson County ourt said hancrry
"ur for setti ment this 10 notify ali persons having
claims agans, said forward and Gle them with
tn clerk ant and have themselves made parties
id by the 1st Monday November next said
being insolvent c. D. BRIEN, c. AN.
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Facts About Ambrotypes.

A MRRUfNPIs uers "Lsfrodseed" IN EashEins
"A by A LARCOaBA
AnbrotVpes are made noshs re else ID NAshTs hAa a.
the Ambrolype k1oma, No - Coiiege 81
Ambrotsprs aie upas deubis plate glass; hermefi
eay sealed and thaa protected against al poszby ef Ia
amsrosype couuterfskz are nsas single glass, noi
sealed Asa are net durshl ordinary daeusrrsosype
AmbFsyp~s NAMED By The tassHtsF 20 assngaish
them fFoa al othsr picturea Other borrow The
ana ssls Il 10 an iBeEof picture uhA laeas ne msin
,suts 81 IA AuahretFpe-tass aud assahilisg. isbis
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Mount Olivet Cemetery.

fINHE Direc Of this Company snnounee TO the
Public that this Cemetery has been laid OF with salt
able avenues and walks AMI portions OF the grounds sub
divided into Family Lots which offered for sale
The Of the grounds be the ONCE Of Ind
sey Croekt where the public invited call and
anime the
suitable location for a CemeteTy in the vicinity OF
Nashville, and pledge themselves the public spare
pains 20 maSa il equal 20 Cemetery 10 ths
Union, aud eh Ntssvle NAV feel pride IN.
TIE Cemetry y In the charge % q competent Super
intendeni living the und under whose direction In
termens will be made In the best and The usual
charges
The Directors % the coupany desirous tha. the
grounds should be visited ny the Citizens Nashville
for thsi purpo-e bus viii leave the once Of Lndey
and CrocAett o'clock Tuesday afternoon the Sh
and every Friday sfte thereafter the hour
The will be free.
Ladies and Families desrous Of visiting ne grounds will
be called for their residences hy ssndng her BY send
ing their cards, 10 the President Of the Company
A. V. g. LINDsLkY President.
CIV. NANCE, sec'y SEQ jye-tf
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500 ReWard.

I'D ANYWAY from The resoenee q Maj A. B. heSTsoNKzT
II miles from Nashville, the mTning Of Mon Ay the
81 day Of June, nst ego Woman, n ed MARI, OF dark
e"pper color and between nty FIX thirty age
aher the netu size and Of hne appearance rather
pleasant eontensnce; hont teeth very bed.
She raised near Bowling Green, Ky and
brought TO this city and sold about mnnhs since Jas
r. Jackson o the nrghbS rh0od Of Bowling GTeu she has
ev husband In Bowling Green, and also several children
belonging gentleman IN that place. and viii
doubtless attempt get back here and from there free
State.
will give the above reward apprehension and de-
livery % me, at my once in Nashville. Tenn
Junell WILL L. BOYD, Jr
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C0MMITTEn

rNo a. Jan of Dsvise county on n. sosh of Juns isS
L BegVs wamAn sho says he's n4ne 4 MABIA, zBd
that she beanes % l. Ranks 81 Wauaoa eoany. fenn-
Maria Il about 81 yesrs of age yeliov eompleeson Mr.
Rants h reqaested y come ward ard prove property and
pay charges. - CLEAAeA.
lya Jzilor q 0sstasoa eounty.
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CINCINNATI ADVERTISEMENTS.


CoRNEB OF WALNUT AND FRONT STREETS,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Wood and Willow Ware, Paper Cordage,
Roofing Material, sc.
WOOD WARE.
9OO pigs cov'd Buckets; l125 dos Band Boxes;
$50 dosen Bail Boxes; 200 Hames;
200 nrsts Tubs pain ed; 200 Zinc Wash Boards;
275 uoz Vanished and Three 5000 Pow Handles;
Eoop Buckets 70 nests White Pine Tubs;
81 900 assed Broom Handes 900 Cane Fishing Poles;
l75 dog white Cedar Buckets 300 9ssed Liquor Kegs;
200 doz Tar G ms; 10 doz Cedar Cans;
pkgs Half Bush Measures 25 Nest vaPnishd
IS doE Pine hurns assortedtSJ0 Painted Tubs an
100 uess White dar Tubs; 125 dos Wen Buckets assed
BASKET WARE.
200 Willow Wagons common II o nests German Market do
$50 extra; 80 " Clothes do;
800 Carts, common; 100 doE Feed Ba kets, In store
500 ex. ial tops and to arrive;
IS Empire Cabs; 200 dozen assorted Market
leo Wiow Cradles; Baskets
200 extra 25 1Oz Children's Rattan and
15O dozen Willow and Rattan Willow Chairs;
Rattan and Willow very Dice and cool for SUNNI
AlsoClo. Hampers; imported fancy Baskets Work, Fruit
and Flower Stands Also-WilIow Work made to order.
FANCY GOODS.
100 doz Feather Dusters; 100 bales Aicant Mats;
800 assed shOe Brushes; 50 Jute Hark aud skeleton
Is IS Rocking Horses; Is dos Toy Air Pistols
CORDAGE, TwINES, &c.
1NocOis 1K and n inch Manila Rope, $50 feet;
10 coils X 70 & sineh DO DO DO DO , sso DO;
25 reels Bed Cord and Piow Line MANILA;
800 doz Cotton Plow Lines and Bed Cord;
100 doz Hemp Bed Cords; ,101 bales Carpet Chain;
! .oOn bs Broom Tsins hemp; 500 los Wool rwine.
l,5A0 lbs Flax % SOU Seine Twne
rs bales Batting; l15h reels Hemp Packing;
95 e Wicking IS coils Tarred Rope;
40 7" Wrapping Twine; 150 Jute Rope;
PAPER.
1880 bundles Frund) Jangerman's Wrapping Paper;
500 " Mcregor's do do;
1900 resms Lockland do do;
15O reams Tea Paper; Is reams Shoe Paper;
IT'S Ham 20 q" Batting do;
lbs Roofing do dry; $4,000 lbs Roofing do, satued;
CANDLES, &c.
Star Candles Lard OIL Opal CaLdes, stearne Candles,
Starch, German Soap, &c.
WIRE WORK.
CEDAR FAUCETS,
Assorted sizes Of best qualities, in lots to suit
ALso-Bench Screws, in half dozen packages in lots.
Wood saws Backs Curry Combs Cards. Brushes Tacks
Rivets, &c.
IRON BOUND KEGS,
full stock for Druggists and Liquor Deal
ers' use, Constantly on hand.
CHURNS.
Pine Churns 1s CO. a. Red Cedar do 16 IS o. % do
Cerdar do l6 49, 20, 20 do tainted do g. ~, "a do
Brass Hoop do" - do Barrel do l6, 49, ~, % do
HAMES.
Oiled Root, Black Tcp and Blue do:
Steam Bent Top; Plank Top;
For sale by s. NJ BARRETT,
mayl4 cor. Walnut and Front sts., Cincinnati, o
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ngtsa 70 IA Tecens harninR sut of Ne r--Ty--s-,
W Couhss esrnsr, ~ kuur ~ rnter AZ NHEBHnzzD
psaavseA urpai. hsssssu Aamn~r and cAersy ssress,
ihs hasse nrmrrly eoreased ~ Gran AAsptaFd a. .
ss.rs,ss,s - 49, y .s.s5 A ss
4vfa-M
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From s. NJ. PETTINGILL & cos ADVERTISING AGENCY
1l9 9Nsssau Street, NEW YORK,
And No. 10 State street, BOsToB.
p Co., Agents for the most influential and largest
circulating Commercial Papers both in the United states and
he Cauadas
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ENR SALE

A NO Brick Mason and Pi,ste er about a. yssrs of
n age. Also the bes, Cook in the State and several
other likely girls end young Apply 10 q
iys Will L. BnYb. ~
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FRESH ARRIVAL OF PIANOS.

arfhs Pano fosts ana slasir saiosa III. NaoLCka.
n b aaa Ne aIErst and eess e ersnt g flsees
ever aEsrs1 ID tAh nars4 consnF a. 81 and 4etetss
fsin snd boantns Carved Rassvod ea-es ope q tDen
sss rrand whick 81 ofiilanry and pafi.J - So -
ansnrparsei ey aay seaase fano. noH h4ffe - tte.
Fhs usaEsrs IA n Gas o. AaEu esea s1rperse4 tnem.
srses snA ~ aas ad e. ufell = thslf ae41{ a3a
repaaaton Thnss wanainE Ne. tnslr9le1t eAn ea se-
- $500 uDon - r~.sanabAe tn4F Eere -
.rh.e 1Ir-cslv a. ne Naneefsrsrs hsEe also aFye
sser. - Ear n suu.snts Nzoeens aR4 oeet Mn9o en-
e-s. sa - Nsw Piesa waisss, Polkaa song- ~ 4e
sshenls A. rnl.Asa upon e feeas nAele ens - Az
- = ss@..s- =. - HusAs. - uWyuw sFBxRf
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NEW SERIES. GIG
REAL ESTATE SALES.
Lands and Lots for Sale.

4 = ACRES Of NaiuzDge Land on both side. ~ N
II . Nashville aud ChsttsnOoxa Rsi;rosd "a nile foss
Nashville which depot has been recently located yra
lmproyed good sster, god soil With ar proporTon of
timber and cleared land eHessnt stand foT eoartrv
and residence Eher side Of The road or the whol
viii b sold 20 suit purehzs
168Z ACRES, one nile from the tcgn of Franklin in
williamson county the Liberty road and nile east of
the Tennessee aad Alabama Rsroad. Ie0 Acres eesrsd
and IN cultivation Has on confortabs Dwelling House.
lasting Springs, and is pFosncve so-satabe for Sur
handsome seteEe1s win sell 4, y, y, al 70 sEis
purchasers.
10 ACRES mostly tiubeTs part ofthe Brsa.uood Tract
the Tenuessee Railroad ~ miles soutk Of
Nashville soil Of exceiitnt quality, admirably adapted TO
tn purposes Of Vineyard Nursery, Market Gsrden
1OK ACRES the GsistiD Turnpike road, 81 rieB
nom Nashville, between Stul ard Sedge; would make q
business in town nsn and eomsorOhls eoantry
resa nee.
300 ACRES on both sides Of the Nashville and North
Westefn Rslr' al II me vest Of Nashville Big HRrpeth
ed-baance well tinbersdgO5d s0il and water and CON-
ortabl4 Improvements.
62& AIRES, wsn Improved, Z niles from Nashville on
the Mill Greek Valley Pike. ard the N. r X. Soil
Of good quality, good Dwelling, ans young Orchard In
q very good neghborhoOd. f
81 ACRES in the Brooklyn LOts miles North Of Nash
VILE near the Whites Greek Turnpike road most bean
tfal building lot
COTS any sEEe nom 50 feet 10 IS Acres on the Bzsaa
Nsa Turnp ke road, from to niles nf Nashville With
without Timber convenient 10 Ensnz Vista sprinas-
10 Los in the cOTpct Ston Of Nashvle near Wllso1B
springs several the FTsnkB Turnpike road several
the Depot OF the Tenn Ala R. f.. and the
Murfessbofo' Turnpike road the Tth Ward and several
Weaf OF Capitol hin near the corporation line.
PIIcES LOW-TfRMS LIBERAL. Those Who Eikh to
purchase would dc well % make ear application 20
aapl0-o C W NANCE.
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AUCTION CARD.

IN Consequence Of the late hre, my Auction RoOs viii be
fOny occupied bv regular Prvste sales Tor few weeks
In the meantime have arranged for convenient
70 ho'd ~ Auction Sales In.
All bills viii be settled heretofore at once, No ~
Public square.
Arrangements being made for Large Auction
Sales this Pan a. the 0d stand No az
No Goods will be receive for Public Aneton With limits.
~ kn Sales exclusyely for Cash
iylO BENZ '. SHIELDS.
Unreserved Sales this day o'elok of Watches Jew
elry, Summer Clothing, Ae., BY fENJ. y. sHitLDs.
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npnnn arrln nm nAnra

VTTE have an hand . Canary CAGES of ~ tke els
w sansps,ssns that can Be obtsRed ksS Fork 70.
sals ~ very small sdFanee - tera Pvicss.
spfs MACKENZIE wIEs0v.
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LAST CALL. r. ..
FTNH0Ss STILL indebted the ate arm Of RAMAoK and
CHUscH, ectfully requested to make immediate
payment 70 JOHN RAMArE,
June % 42 College Street,
ToHN RAMAGE In Receipt Of Ladies Kid Pump BuskiDs.
Misses Lasting Caters and Slippers
Chdrens BronE-d and Black Kid Slippers. With Vari-
other articles for Ladies wear.
June 2S JOHN RAMAGK
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NEGROES AGAIN.

HAVE hand i2 IS negroes for sale ameVsst
| the1a Eoed COOKS ami excellent Barber. .aso
wish bug from = - yoang negroes from s % a yeArs
Old. Eylsl REEs ". FORMER.
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A RARE CHANCE.

TTNHE oser for sse q nd, contAiung
800 On u l. abundance o. timber FIR ssving
barrel -naking q i vel uztervd 1heve f. ~
the best BEST STEAM SAW MILLS T. be found any
where sheA l. IN Fueeeasfll peraiion and cutting
1000 feet plank dsv. This TAc s susceptible Of
being usad- the best etnck country. Il
Is Is miles from Nashville. ls miles rgTppiko. rnnpke
wi be ba H. rannng throazh the land, and With
Hne Of The Nils 10 TIRE purchasers paving onehah cash
liberal tim viii ~ given on the haAadr vheh the NH
be made 70 ply zsth proper Ateut The hands
the MIL mAy 6s hired Cor the baaaee 81 the yeU. desired
A %. tn WsRgons and teams vi he sod, desired.
LIBERAL trade ghi be made Ia good negroes snd mules IN
part pay For IarAer particulars apply Al this oncs-
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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-14

The British Plate Glass Company.
RA VENHEAD, LANCASHIRE,
ENGLA A Nd.
WAREHOUSE FOR THE UNITED STATES
g0HE R. PLATT,
79 MURRAY t., NEw YORK,
Where will be found full Il their Superior Pol
ihed Plate for Store aud Hone Fronts show Cases Al
so Rou n Glass ficm 4 TO y inches thick
n. y Western toners referred to the New State
House Of Ohio Columbus, which glazed with the Plate
Glass Of the Company ma'h2S-p6D