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New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-07

,,,h Az Of Sersnber newt the ow liable
M their dyc The of the property and ehcts Of
.sS otuAsS; ~ o. Juy ~ is Ben E. SMITH aecsiver
OLDs GEIGER, suorneys
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of
tbe Couriy OF New York notice IS hsyeny s.en 70 per
80, b,yips ain. a1aibst kLIZABE I'll THOMPSON, sts
Of The Cry Of New yIk deceased, to he 'ans Win
vouchers ihrieof to the su6~ber his Office No 10 "
ST. the CITY OF YSi oa or SHiore ,se Ith & aty Jan
1' CHARLES ). WEBB. Attorney Of
ty:ilaw6mTh' W. d. Boz ner, lis.
IN PURSUANCE of an order u the Surrogate
Of the County Of NewYo.l notice IA hsI BY nysI TO a.
persons having claims ssanst MILAN h. Bko"N a'e OF
same vouchers thereof TO The sbcnber at the reSenc
Of Fla Browu No ll3 Seoo avenue IN the City of New
i0'1' '"e ''"''' Eliza j. BROWN Almiuistrath1.
my2o Ia~6inTl' ZACHARY PECK, A 'silnee
IN PURSUANCE of al order Of the Surrogate
oer"r, having claims against WILLIAM W BLISS, late Of
he City Of Newiork manufacturer deceased II Pe'ent me
with y9ueLer' orsS 10 s snS'nS G T 1 the % @nSe T "i
York OIL CT before hs twentieth day OF January nekt-Dted
Ne~.York the ninth da, Of July; ls's ocvr ..,,,
jylO lsWCnoTh' ANUS W. Aooht, AdH'- H'"'''
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
eersops having claims against DAVID D. BRADFORD .sre
VI the Clty New York deceased 70 present The same
5 fS R.,SS 5 70 City
seors The 81 4sy , 9. November nest-Daed New The
w." ''' u Ni''' HIRAM RAYNoR, Administrator.
nj IswGrTh MARY ANN LUCAS, Adnlini'tratris
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
of the County Of NewY York nouce is hereby gwen 10 a.
persons hsyns claims ssanst william ;s
s,it oqaIs asse hrsO I e f n the Cry Of Sos on
OF before the doy september nestDa'ed Nsw.Yoi
Me ast DAY OF February, 1885.
q Law eruT JOHN M HOF1l ms. SAoS1''~
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-07
STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.

N7Fw-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD CON-
n PANY-GESERAL OFFICE. No l75 Broadway, ~ T.,
The New. York and Ere Railroad Company are now prepared
10 do q regular Express business H. ~ biC
ID. C. McCALLAM, General SuPt suPt EiPos-
NAY LINE for ALBANY-FrOm foot Of Canal
~ ard sprr sis att m, landing at West Point, New
bursh Pouehkeepse KINGSTON Point, Cabsn ead hpdsoa
Yuesjay Thnday Saturday; eeuDg st Albany wf.n
tain 10 saratosa and the North; also with nans Wes,
houufs in
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-07
MICHIGAN SOTTHERN RAILROAD LINE,

WI -Trsvelers for CHICAGO ST. LOUIS, KANSAS, and
all West and South west obtain Through Tickets
ard ell information concerning fare &C. either by The
NEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD, NEW YORK
CENTRAL RAILROAD, by application a. the Compsnys
Office, No l93 Broadway corr er OF Dey-st
JOHN T. PORTER General AGent NJ. 8. n r.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-07

B,NK DEPARTMENT. STATE or EEw.YoRK,}
ALBANY, Angus, !, isi5
rJNHE QUASSAICK BANK has THIS DAY
6l4d IN this Office notp II appointment Of TdG
PARK BANK the City of New fork, ~ Agehtio lhe re-
aempton Circulating Notes tosether win revocah0n
Of the q the ExchsDse Sans slch
AseD; s,ietsbe hs eniides An act 70 amend the
several a. iea'ug rcoYpo rated Banks 6ahkng Assoca'
t,sra al 4 Individual Bsuke's" passed Apr H. lS5..
JAMES M. COOK, S1psnEteDdeut.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-07

NEW WIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW
IN YORK to ROCHEsTER.-The ROCHESrER md
0EEESEE VALLEY RAILROAD 10 now opon, an In eon.
the Buffalo Corning and New York and Ne I0rf
snd Erie Railroads. forms dxsot route from Nsw-fork 70
Rochester
Tne drecness OF this route together with the superior
she wide renders IL BY far the nst deas-
BE between the above named ces . =,
Tickets be procured the SewYort and Er.e EaArcsA
YicAct Ofce foot Of Duals and No 1873 Broadway also
h Jersey City.
Bassase check ed through. -
Freisbts will he transported between rev orr ana hocne
tY Win dispatch Any information desired In regard thereo
can obtained by calling the Genss Freight AGENT 9i ns
Erie Railroad Erie Buildings, or g. S TAFfAN,
cIpress Freight Agent No 1876 Broadway
Ntrsns OIL the Buffalo Corning and Ne~ forf haroaa On
ou6ay j. A. hEprihLD, ouIeI.oeenuo.-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-07


i CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic cite. wi,a
Western North and Southwestern States BY con-
Hnuous Hallway direct The Road also CONNECTS al rsouIsh
and at Ceyea and Sandusky with steamers 70 al pow
Lakes making the mos, dIsc che,pest sn
reliable by which FkEfGHT saL b Forwarded 70 An
from the 0seat West. ,n,--.r,-,ou
RATES BETWEEN fhILADELPhiA md ohVh
TRsr CL.s.-BJ Jots Shoes Dry Oooe, (n eu Der 100 %
boxes FuIs Feathers, ke .:.......;,.S
SECOND CLis.-Books and Stationery, Dry ,ao -
Goods Tin baies,) Hardware, Leather TO- per ~" %
THIRD CLAss-hnvas. Bazens Bacon ard s,c psr 100
Pork, Tin bulk Hemp, .;:.........;)
yorRTH CLiss-Cpfes, Fish. Bacon and n. mar 100 D
PERI (paskedJ Lord and Lard On. ...:.: -
t.nlst ~ the paek.se Via Rsrosd" All
Goods consigned the Agents OF this koad 81 rhadeipnA OF
Pu,sbursh viii be forw aded without detention.
FIsIsHT AGEETs-HHns, Wonnley Co, Men'2nh. enn.
L p Sass Co, St. Louis; }. Mitchell 4 Don h..y'u'o
Ind Dumesnl Bell Murdock, and Carter Jewett Loui+
vile Ky B. C. Medrum, NsdisG, Ind sPrsnan Bowl
and irwin Co. Cincinnati n w Graham Co.. LaDes"He'
Ohio Leseh Co, Ne. 81 Knby.t; Boston Lsses CO. No
rypl.e. New York y. J. sneeder Phsdsphisi hass~
foaps baltimore Geo. C. Franeiscua, Pittsburgh
1or farther particulars or bills Of sdins spfS 70
LFECH Co., Agents Penn ksifoso So.,,
n H. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent. fhnsdefpnie
r. J. LONBAERf. Superintendent. Altoona "a
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-07

BANK DEPARTMENT. STATE oF SEw-YoRK
baHy July 81, la'si y
THE BANK OF tiORNELLSEILLE has this
II fled. In this Office Loce u the appo itment OF
h.,ua L. Huray Co in the City Of New York agents
or redemption circulating notes sg'ea'ls 70 tho act
entitled amend the several acts relating TO lneOrPo
Banks bs hing Assocstons and lrdivd 9sers
pesstd April lo 1851. JAMES MCOoH' sup p.
&SQu-lO LOAN on BOND and MORT
EDWARD A. FRASER, No. G3 8toome-s'.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-07
Professional Notices.
Ocean 6teamrrs, Sc.

Ocean 6teamers, Sc.
A OF Z E.-The steamship SOUTHERNER
~ Capt 1bos kwsb Viii place line, aud
Ieaye for CHARLESTON on WEDNESDAY next (Aug 10.
oelock precisely, from Pier No T. NORTH RIVER FCr
passage, spply 70 -
SEw-roak AID LiyEKPooL 7. s. NJ s. d. Co. sb uaisll
kEw-YoRx, May q, 1856. J
NJOTTCE.-The rate Of Freight by the Steamars
k\ Of this line Liverpool reduced 70 Per tun mss.
sareuept uutl further notes. L. X. COLLINS
EOR CALIFORNIA Via NICARAGUA
IL SHORTEST ROUTE BY 100 MILES-PRlcXs
0aEsTIY REDUCED-Tbe end splendid steamshipCA
BAWBA 400 tuBsJ J. ID. Bullock, Commander, viii sail
Aom pier No g. fot Of North Moore g. Moth RIVER tos SAN
Oeloek D. NJ To connect with the steamer slhsHA M
vADA from Ban del Sur on the Pseihc Tor san rIan
easo Posseu ser, Wi, find this tho heathest and Cheapest
route. For fr, isbt passsgs apply 70
CHAS. A. WHITNEY, No Bowling bIeen n. =.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-07
IL E X o IS + n f o l l. s
IN NOT EXPLOSIVE.
SECUREp BY PATENTS.

KEkO>ENE Ill UMINATING OIL
THE ECONOMY OF THIS OIL IS UNHlNALEO.
81 10 KtROSEkE much hght as - cf tape
seed OILS sl2 of Whale OIL $ II Of Sperm OIL AID t . OF
BunIUt Fluid.
u buns in all the Arrsud buto1top Lamps, incudnt
phene AID svc oil lamps without the usual tendescy 10
smoke. - -
KEROSENE LUBRICATING AND BlNNACLE OIL
The Tins Oh mschbey is found to be perfectly
usgica reu gum caused by the of impure oils
equal Sperm on and does not coasea low
tempeiaine. For BUIacle Lamps Sigma and BVwsprt Lam
no THE Oh surpassed IL Will burn for two nights with
out ,uuI cIustiDg the WICK, great detderan for ship
msstes and light equa TO bsst Sperm On II also
buns iD all the Solar a. d Bsnd Lamps.
The ateIton Of Engineers ship Chanders and ship Cap
tan is par uary requested the certificates be at
the Office Of AUSIENs Agens of Kerosene Oil Company, No.
50 Besverst.
TV,HE NEW-JERSEY ZINC COMPANY, by
improved process OF sIuaetus prepared ~ ofef
their WHITE OXYD of ZINC, superior In whteneSs 70 any
other this country Sold either dry OF ground
la oil, BY d. AVhEN \ 20 ASSehts,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-07
uUDsON RIVER RAILROAD.-From May

lows: Express, q and p m. Man, = m Thrsush
Way Train, u nj Epierant m For POughtsePsie,
ifh train leaves every FrdSy evening at II m YOs AuS
seepse Sins sns and PeekL Trains stop at WAY sat,os
at Chamber. Canal ChHstoPhe and sst
Ersis for NewYo-t leave Troy ass g. Is and l0 IS
md IS H.. aud Ess Albany at BIS and H. Anl
b A.. " SMITH. Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-07
OFNTRAJ, RAILROAD of NEW,JERSRY--

n hAL hAlLROhO VI A'GN
~ CoDnestirs Hampton with the Deiavs,e Lacks
wanna and Western Railroad 10 Scranton Crest Bend, s
North and West and Essoa with the Lehsh VALLEY Rail.
road to Mauchchunt. -
SUMMER ANGEMENfS-Commeneins June g. lsA.
fe.ve EsvYorh for Easton and intermediate places
ser No North River, At $50 and y ~ for 5omsr-
Vile ct 7: 80 and 10: ~ and 3:3n and $50 p m.
The above trens Elizabeth with trains tho
Jersey Railroad which leave from the foot VI
tourtisnd st at 80 and ii q IN, and N.
JOHN b. srERNS, Suyt
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-07

STEAM BETW ZEN NEW-YORK and
y GLASGOW.
EDINBUnoH, 2so tuls, w, w a,E GTmMINa Commands.
GLASGOW 1862 tuDs. JOHN DUNCAN, Conmandea
The GLASGOW and NEWYORK STEAMSHIP COM
PANY sailing their and powerful Steamers rs1s
New York for Glasgow direct, as under:
GLAsGOW, Saturday, Ausust l6, st IL o'eioet noon
EDINBURGH. Saturday, August so at Il o'clock,
RATES OF PASSAGE:
Third Class found with cooked provNHIA 80
An experienced Surgeon attached 70 esehs nemeL
Ma q BrosdvY.
New-York City Bills Gold only received for Passage
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-07

IN DELPHIA, and the SOUTH and WEST via JERSEY
q M ard and p fare IS; Il IN So stopping At az
Wayatops Tbroush Tickets sold for Cincinnhn tH and
al ~, and the West ard for Baltimore Washington f'r'
k and baggage checked 70 Washington In m
srd n M j. w. WOODRUFF. Assistant Supt
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-25
MIR. Fillmore.

The Greenville Is. c. Patriot, paper opposed
to the American party, says:
EI President FILLMORE. This distinguished
statesman aud pure patriot has been nominated for
the Presidency 10y the National Know Nothing
Convention in Philadelphia. We rejoice at the
nomination, though we do not expect to support
It, We rejoice the principle that honorable
man likes TO have gentleman for bis opponent.
There is another feeling which gives us JOY, aud tt
il, il the Democratic party should be defeated
there is not a man in the United States we would
prefer to see heading the defeat and enjoying the
success of such victory, 20 Willard Fillmore. He
is gentleman, patriot aud statesman Of ability;
soaring above all sectional considerations in the
administration Of the government. In his hands
we should feel that the Union tho Constitution,
the rights Of the States, and the rights of the
South were safe.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-25
what the Catholics Intend.

There Catholic meeting at Hope Chapel,
in the city Of New York, Tuesday evening, the
18th inst, to raise money for Library associa-
tion," which was addressed by Or. Brownson and
other dignitaries of the church. The following ex.
tract from DR.. Brownson's speech is quite signif
cant:
"There were at least 100000 Papists in the
United States, and their numbers entitled them to
consideration.
"The Papists have TO Romanise these
United States, and make this Popish country.
We are now in good a coalition to make this a
Romanst country, as were the early Christians to
offer up sacrifices in the Catacombs, because they
they had no other place. (Applause.) The country
must be Romauised, and the way to do il is by lit
erature. This a why DR.. Brownson
would aid the society by his feeble power and his
feeble means. aud he hoped his audience would do
the came" (Great applause.)
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-25
BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORT. Furnished by the A.socia.ed Press.l
HALIFAX, April 2s-The Arabia arrived at

HALIFAX, April % The Arabia arrived at Z
O'Clock this morning
The correspondent of the Post says the telegraph
is constantly employed the Italian question, be
tween Rome Naples, Vienna and Paris. Count
Cavour's proposition has been referred to those
courts, and France and England viii make decis-
! ion.
The journal OF proceeding of the Peace Con-
gross will be published.
| Is is now said that Austria has yielded to the
remonstrance of the Congress, and agreed to eVac
uate the Principalities.
Turkey shows great anxiety to be relieved of the
| presence of the Allies.
Omar Pacba has been restored 10 favor
The energies Of the Russian Government it is
said, will now be devoted to three Objects namely.
an alliance with France, tie completion of grea.
Railways, and the diffusion of Russian feeling on
the Continent, especially in Germany.
! Cotton quotations:
Orleans Fair, Ct Niddling, 8 l-16
Upland 81 q" 5I5-16
Ohio S5aS5is. Corn I'd lower; white SOs, mixed
26a264s. Wheat declined I'd.
ProvisIons-Bacon l2ial3s. Lard 52ta54l
! Iron is unchanged.
NEW ORLEANS, April 2S-Letters received by
the Charles Morgan, contain some additional items
from Nicaragua.
Parker e. French had left San JUAN in conse>
quence of quarrel with Gen. Walker.
1t is reported that Gen. Walker is at the head
of 700 men marching to meet the Costa Ricans
NEW ORLEANS, April 24-Sales of $500 bales Of
cotton to-day. Prices unchanged. Dealers are
an1iously waiting news by the Arabia
CINCINNATI, April "a, noOn.-Flour, quiet, I'M
settled and lower; Provisions quiet; Buck wheat
meats Cal; Bacon sides ST Whskey l9t; Groceries
unchanged. The river has fallen six inches.
PIrrsBURG, April "a noon.-The river is rising
with Is feet 6 inches water in the CHI anuel.
LOUISVILLE April "a, noon-RVer falling slowly
with foet inches water on the falls. Departed,
Swallow.
NEW York, April 24-The body of young Mr.;
Pierce, who so suddenly disappeared on the first of
February last, has been found and identified
NEW YORK, April "a, noon-Flonr declined
Straight State 5,s7a6 25; Ohio 6o5a6 Sc; Southern
6 75as, so; Wheat decliOed 81; Ness Pork lS.OO
Beef dull Lard lOs.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-25

t3- An Eastern paper proposes that instead
of Sharpe's rifles, they send some sharp Yam
kee girls to Kansas Good The chap that
made the suggestion has more hard sense than
Parson Beecher. The bright eyes of bonny
Yankee lasses would be more effectual in
bringing to subsection the young and hardy
Southern settlers than Shapes rifles 10 the
hands of gang Of poor misguided fellows,
sent by the Abolitionsts to do work for which
they have no stomach themselves
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-25
River and steamboat News.

The river was swelling slowly yesterday
with about feet water on the shoals. The
weather was clear and very pleasant.
Business on the wharf was dull, there hav-
ing been 90 arrival of steamboats,.
The AEda departed tor Paducah, and the
Nettie Miller expected to get off on trip up
;he river.
The SalJie West was expected last night
The Cuba leaves for Paduoah at o'clock
p. NJ. to-day
The T. UoU1rd left New Orleans on the 18th
inst, for this port.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-25

Mr. FsLLNoRE.-THE NEws oY ms NOMINATION
"A letter received by one of our citizens on
Saturday from distinguished Eentuckiau Who has
been for some time past in Europe. Tie hitter was
dated at Rome. MaNh lsth and states that the
news OF Mr. FiIlmorcs nomination reached Rome
the day before March l7l NJ. Fillmore vas stil az
ROME He had received letter detailing tie vote
by which the motion 10 postpone the nomination Of
President aud Nios Presidsht Was laid the table
in che Philadelphia Convention bul he had not yet
received any formal Intelligence OF his nomination
he was present ata party gisea by an American
gentleman on the uight Of tie l7,h OF March. lie
looked vel and was 10 hne splrits Il is "a ore than
probable that II Mr.. FILLMORE intend ID 70 decline
tbs nomination, the writer, who Is intimately ae-
qaainted with him. would have mentioned Il. Mr.
FimOfe's acceptance Of the nomination will VERY
probably be received BY the neat steamer from Ra.
rope.-Lou JoHr., 2lsf ApriL
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-25
Hon. I.C, Zones.

r We publish this morning a portion Of an
address of Hon. JAMES G. JoHEs TO his conSti'-
uents, defining his position; and will give the
remainder tomorrow. We do this as an act
of courtesy to a gentleman with whom we
have, on former occasions, co-operated in OPP
cause We believe he is entitled, above any
other opponent of the American party, to the
kind consideration of the American press.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-25

E- There is to be an exhibition and trial OF
Agricultural Implements and Machinery On the
4th and 9th of June next, near this city, under
the supervision of the State Agricultural Bu-
reau. All manufacturers of these articles can
enter the lists.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-25
maV Day Celebration.

We understand that the teachers and fifteen
hundred pupils of the Public Schools, will cele-
brate May Day in Watkins Grove, near the
City. The occasion will be one of great inter
est and enjoyment to the "little.folk." We wish
them a thousand returns Of the delightful gala
day and IFS rosy joys.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-25

A CosTLY lNKsTAND-The inkstand used by
the Plenipoteutaries was specially manufsctu-
red for the purpose 1t is splendid work Of
art, in the style Of the First Empire, and the
cost is estimated at IL 900 francs.-EaglisA
paper.
The inkstand used by Jefferson in writing
the Declaration Of Independence, did not cost
one franc, and the writing will stand long az
ter the Paris Treaty has been buried in the
rubbish of fallen despotisms
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-25
COUNTY JUDaE-DIsTRIcT MAGISTRATES.
Election saturday, May 3, 1885.
Friday Morning, April Is, 1855.
EIcctor for the srh District.

The District Convention which met at
GAINESVILLE yesterday, nominated JAMES NJ.
QUARLEs, Esq, of Montgomery, as the
American candidate for Elector in this
Congressional District. Mr. QUARLFs is a
gentleman of fine ability, and will discharge
the duties of the station with credit to the
party and to himself
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.

srPHurs even after 1t becomes constitution affection,
produces in the hros copper colored erupons
the skn pains in the bones and nodes be readily
cured by Crters Spanish Mature as has been abundsnty
proved in over five thousand When mercui
ments have aed and patient has given up to die this
Mixture has been introduced with the haPpest results In
the cure Of this disease it defzs competition.
Consumption and the Diseases of the Throat and
Lungs TREATED INHALATION or INDICATED YAPoRs.
DR. WIN HUNTER, brother Of Dr. Robert Hunter respect
fully announces those who afflicted with diseases
Of the Throat ana Lungs that he has returned to ST. Louis
where he intends permanently to establish himself.
There probably class of diseases which vide
spread in their nature terrible in their results
diseases the throat and lungs It. therefore, becomes
matter socude to the profession to know there
be any means whereby those diseases controlled
smeliorated.
Dr. R. Hunter and myself have made these diseases
peculiar study for several years. and have found that
the only whereby these diseases be reached Is
application the prescribing Of medicines which
are breathea into the lungs the form of vspor
consequently brought with the whole internal
of the lungs The Of treatment has fully
sustained the theory.
Persons distance sending ful description Of their
case will receive according to their symptoms
VIM. HUNTER, NJ. D.,
Once Eighth St., between Pine and Chestnut sts,,
ap1-3m West side st. Louis, Mo.
DoSr TELL ANYBODY Keep the secret to yourself For
goodness sake do not tell about else there will be
unmarried people, Weddings will be the order Of the day
Every body will be choosing help mate In another column
is the advertisement Of that much talked Of book by Prof.
RoSBoUT of New York, the "Bss Of Marriage" It gives
you the process of the art Of creating love- compel
ing any body love you dearly, whom you wish to inspire
with tender passion. But then should such get
world Read the book yourself, but keep silent.
That's our counseL-N. Y Tribune.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-25

SHARPs RIFLRs-We are informed that
Messrs. FALL & CUNNING AN, on the North
side of the Square, near the Burnt District
have just received few of the Sharp Rifles,
direct from the manufacturer. Our readers
can now have an opportunity Of providing
themselves with this gun, of which we have
heard so much. Companies emigrating to
Kansas and Nicaragua can be supplied with
these guns by giving few weeks notice to
F. & G., who have made arrangements TO
that effect
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-25

VINO PAYs2-Wheneve We meet with such
paragraphs as the following, the question, Who
Paysg rises in our mind There is an old ad.
age to the effect, that people may be liberal
when their generosity takes nothing out Of
their own pockets:
GENEROSITY OF TUB FRENoH EMPEROR. An
EnglishInan in very reduced circumstances,
who is a staunoh advocate OF Louis Napoleon,
wrote him letter Of oongrNtulaiion ION the
impulse of the moment,) tie drst day the birth
Of the Imperial Prince was announced; and in
return for his good wishes, received the grant
OF a pension OF 100 francs per anaum
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-25

A. C. g. A. B. BEECH
No. 40 COLLEGE ST., NASHVILLE,
HAVE Received very large and ss selected stock Of
II STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
And CARPETS for 1856.
Dress Goods,
Fine Barege Robes-new styles;
0rgandis Robes
Rich Striped and Plaid 81 Ks;
Plain silks for Evening" Dresses and Nantes;
Bareges, Plain, Striped, aud Plaid;
Large lot cheap Muslins;
White Goods.
EMBROIDERED GOODS.
large assortment Of Jsconet and Swiss Flouncinss;
Embroidered swiss aud JacoEet Collars;
Valsnciennes Lace Collars;
Large assortment Misses Collars;
Transfer Work and Embroidered Skirts
KID GLOVES.
Bsjou's makes large stock
SPRING MANTLES.
Embroidered Black and whice silk Mantles:
ColOr.d Manes variety styles-pces, from IS to s25;
TRIMMINGS DRESSES,
Handsome lot Bonnet Ribbons
Moss Trimming and Frnges;
Large Black Velvet Ribbons.
HOSIERY.
good assortment Of Ladies' white black aud coIored
Also good assortment Of Misses and Children, Hose
Large lot Gentlemens Cotton and silk Half Hose.
Genflemen's Goods.
Handsome assortment French Linens;
Black and fancy Fr'h Cassineres;
Cloths;
Linen Duck-good assortment;
Plain and Check Gas imere, for Boys wear;
Assortment Cravats shirt Collars Drawers Kid Gloves.
CURTAIN DAmASKS.
In Satin and Wool-new patterns
Handsome Lace and Embroidered Muslin Curtains;
Large lot Curtain Muslin.
Carpets and House. Furnishing Goods.
Zine 4-4th Velvet 0arpeting
(" 4th and Z Brussels do
Ply Carpetng-new STYLES;
" 2-Py " 4"
Good assortment Rugs Mats Druggets, f. 81 and Ga
Check and White Canton Mating.
Also, a large stock Of cheap Carpets;
A., 4,and 12 Floor Oil Cloths;
Heavy Goods for Car coverings
ply Ducks los inches vide. These Goods we can
furnish from 22 to $50 inches vide.
We have large stock Of Plain plaid and Striped 0sna-
burgs, very heavy.
We have Goods the right width for Wagon Sheets and
Tent Cloths.
Those visiting Nashville would do give call be-
fore buying. [apI2l A. O. 4 A. B. BEECH.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-25

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