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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-22
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New ORLEANS, April 10 D. c. Tabott, late City
Attorney, is defanter to the amount OF $500, 600.
The steamboat S. F. Trabue was burned at the
wharf opposite the cty-total loss.
CLEVELAND, April 2l-There was brisk snow
storm this morning.
NEw YORK, April 81, noon-The news BY the
Africa is Of great importance.
The United States Mediterranean squadron was
about to cruise off the Spanish coast
The Conference had one or two informal meet.
ngs to settle up details.
The Africa brings 100 passengers.
News from the Crmea reports sixteen men
burned to death in some wooden huls occupied BY
the Commissary department.
The srmistice had been extended Oh sea and
land. and the natural consequence is, the blockade
of Russian ports ceases.
An English Church is to be built at CONSTANT.
nople.
LOUISVILLE, April ol-The river is falling, with
feet water on the Falls
CIsCINNATI, April 81, noon-Flour 5.65s5 80.
Provisions frm; bulk meates 6, Z and 8; bacon
sides and shoulders st and I. Whisky l9t-
Groceries steady.
The river has fallen sixteen inches since Satur-
day.
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MAsHINGrnN. Anril 8

AshiNdIoN, Apfll q.
Dispatches from Col. Wheeler 10 The Gov
eminent, mention that Col. Sohlesnger's re.
treat WAS not the result of defeat by he Cos
"a Ricans, but a stroke Of succ, ssful policy su.
perinduced 10y the largely overw helming force
of the enemy.
The source of the above despatch entities il
20 unqualified credit. Il confirms the opinion
We have entertained ever since the rumor of
Col. Schlesingers defeat We knew bis repu-
tation as skillul and experienced officer, and
could not believe that with 400 Americans il
was possible thai be could be defeated by 500
Costa Ricans. 4 successful retreat in the
presence Of overwhelming numbers, is often
the most difficult of military operations. That
Col. Schleainger has beer able TO effect this,
increases our confidence in him, aud assures us
10 hope that Gen. WALKER will ultimately Fri.
umpb, and establish his government secure
from successful assault. Gen. WALKKR's repu.
tAtion as an able and skllful commander Is nc.
know!odged, and with the recruits daily arri.
wing, We iookwilh confidence TO favorable re-.
ports from the seat Of his operations.
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Tuesday Morning. April %, 1856.
River and steamboat New.


The river was falling slowly last evening
five feet water reported on Harpeth. The
weather is fair aud rather cool.
Arrived since Saturday, city Of HuntsUiUe
from Memphis, Hartsole Smithland, Monticello
Rome, Eclipse Cincinnati AjidG Paducah,
Aleonia.st. Louis, Magnolia Cincinnati, BLanch
Le1ois Paducah.
Departed Umpire for Paducah, city Of
Huntsville Memphis, HdrtsUils up river,
Monticello Carthage, AIida Paducah.
The AJeOnid departs for St. Louis to-day at
6 o'clock.
The Cuba departs for Paducah at the same
hour
The Eclipse and Uiaerra are still lying in
port.
For CINcINNATr.-The fine passenger steam
er Magnolia, with the "effulgent" Fuller in
command, is off for the Queen City this morn
ing at 10 o'clock. Capt. Fuller is one of the
most accomplished officers on the western
waters, and passengers will feel grateful to be
under his care Charlie Sountag, the model
clerk, will be found in the office, ready to at
tend to the booking department with grace
and dignity.
Quick TmP-The ALeOniG, which left here
on Tuesday, the 9th inst, at P. NJ, for St.
Louis, got back TO this port Sunday night.
This was a very quick trip. She brought up
portion Of the NdshvjlJe'S freight.
We are indebted to tle clerk Of the AJeoniG
for St. Louis papers Of the 18th. The ECening
Neoos, of that date, says:
We are again compelled to report the river
at this point falling, but still in first rate
boating stage Ia Cairo. The Illinois is report.
ed, by the last arrivals, to be falling rapidly.
The Missouri was about stationary when the
last boat came out, with full five feet in the
channel to st. Joseph. Four feet water was
the depth on the Upper Rapids, as reported
by the last arrival from Rock Island.
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Harper for May.

We are indebted to W. I. Berry & Co.,
Toon, Nelson d Co., and John York & Co.,
for copies Of Harper's Magazine for May. The
following are its table of contents: A Visit to
the Silver Mines of Central America, Com
modOre Perry's Expedition to Japan, The
Gnawers, Martha Wyatt's Life, The Rise OF
the Dutch Republic, Two College Friends,
The Story Of Kars, The Senses-Sight, Rec
objections of Samuel Rogers, Little Dorrit,
Monthly Current Of Events, Literary Notices,
&c. &c.
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Raregc Robcs, &C. sc.

We desire TO call attention TO the advertise
ment Of A. G. q a. b. BEECH, College st. They
have one of the largest aud finest stocks Of
Dry Goods ever brought to this market Its
complete in every department, both staple aud
fancy goods. Their assortment Of Barege
Robes is unusually select We recommend
the ladies TO examine the stock Of the Messrs.
Beach
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

svpuurs even after q becomes constitutional Affection
produces ulcers in the throat copper coored erupors
on the skim pains in the bones and nodes can be readily
cured BY Caytrs Spanish MIXTURE been abundaRty
proved in over five thousand When mercul treat
ments have faed the patient given up die this
Mixture has been introduced with the haPpiest results In
the cure of this disease it dehes competition.
CONSUMPTION and the Diseases Of the Throat and
Lungs TREATED sY INHALATION INDICATED VLroEs
Or VIM HuSrEH brother Of Dr. Robert Hunter respect
fully announces to all those who afflicted with diseases
OF the Throat Lungs that he has returned to ST. Louis
where he intends permanently TO establish himself
There is probably no class of diseases which wide
spread in their nature terrible in their results the
diseases the throat and lungs 1t, therefore, becomes
matter Of earnest soctu6e the rofesson know there
be any whereby those diseases be controlled and
Ameliorated.
Dr. r. Hunter and ryself have made there diseases
own peculiar study for several and We have found that
the only means whereby these diseases reached is
direct local application or the prescribing Of medicines which
are breathed into the lungs in the form Of vspor and
consequently brought contact with the whole internal
face Of the lungs The Of treatment has fully
sustained the theory.
Persons at distance sending full description Of their
case will receive treatment according to their symptoms
WIN. HUNTER, D.,
ONCE on Eighth st.. between Pine and Chestnut sts.,
apl-Sm west sldei ST. LOUIS, MO-
Dox,r TELL ANYBODY Keep the secret to yourself For
goodness sake do cot tell it 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
the advertisement Of that much talked Of book by Prof.
RoxDoUT of New York. the "Bliss Of Marriage" 1t gives
you the exact process the Of creating love- compel
ing any body love you dearly whom wish to inspire
with that tender passion But then should such get
out into the world Read book yourself but keep silent
NJ. o,,r co,nsal-N TrilqiUs
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Snaps RPLES-We are informed that
Aessrs. FALL& CUNNISGIAn, on the North
side of the Square, near the "Bsynt District
have just received a few Of the Sharp RAes,
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 10
r. d T., who have made arrangements 10
that effect.
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The corner stone Of a church on high street,
little north Of Jefferson street, will be laid
with appropriate ceremonies this afternoon at
4 O'Clock. Addresses by Bishop Andrew and
Dr. Huston.
CfrofoE APPLEs.-For barrel of very choice
apples, all sound, the reader who wishes to
purchase, should call at ARMSTRONG & Cos,
Market street. He has a limited number of
barrels left, and they are going off fast.
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A. G. g. A. B, BEECH

A. C. g. A. B. BEECH
No. 40 COLLEGE ST., NASHVILLE,
Gf9 sgSc 7f D Ss GOODS Of
And CARPETS for 1856.
Dress Goods.
Fine Barege Robes-new styles;
Organdie Robes "
Rich Striped and Pisid 81 Ks;
Plain silks for Evening Dresses and Nantes;
Bareges, Plain, Striped, aud Plaid;
Large lot cheap M1slns;
white Goods.
EMBROIDERED GOODS.
A large assortment Of Jaconet and Swiss FlOuncngs;
Embroidered Swiss and Jaconet Collars;
Collars and Sleeves to match;
Large assortment Misses Collar;
Transfer Work and Embroidered Skirts.
KID GLOVES.
Bajou's make large stock
SPRING MANTLES.
Embroidered Black and whice silk Nantes
COIOred Nantes variety styes-PTices, from IS to SIS;
Moss Trimmed Nantes.
TRIMMINGS F q DRESSES,
Handsome lot Bonnet Ribbons;
" Moss Trimming and Fringes;
Large {" Black Velvet Ribbons.
HOSIERY.
good assortment OF Ladies' white, black and colOred
Also good assortment Of Misses and Chidrens Rose.
Large lot Gentlemen's Cotton and SILK Half Hose.
Gardeners Goods.
Handsome assortment French Linens;
Black and fancy FRI CassI3eres;
;, Cloths;
Linen Duck-good assortment;
Plain and Check Cas- mere, for Boys wear;
Assortment Crsvsts Shirt Collars Drawers Kid Gloves
CURTAIN DAMASKS.
In Satin and Wool-nev patterns
Handsome Lace and Embroidered Muslin Curtains;
Large lot Curtain Muslin.
Carpets and House-Furnishing Goods.
Fine 4-4th Velvet 0arpetinR
4.h and Brussels do;
Ply Carpeting-new STYLES;
Good assortment Rugs Mats Eruggets 4, 81 and Ga
Check and White Canton Mating.
Also, large stock of cheap Carpets;
"A, 4, and 12 4 Floor oil Cloths;
Heavy Goods for Car coverings;
ply Cotton Ducks 1US inches vide. These Goods can
furnish from % to $50 inchrs vide.
We have large stock OF Pain plaid and Striped Osna-
burgs, very heavy.
We have Goods the right width for Wagon Sheets and
Tent Cloths.
Those visiting Nashville would do well to give call be-
fore buying. [api2l A. O. A. B. BEECH.
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Loss of Tickets of Class l..

By the accident Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad
the Tickets Of Glass L. for Apn 18th, IN their transit from
Baltimore in charge Of Adams Express Company de-
stroyed by Ore consequently there will any drawing
Of that Class. The drawing will BE- Glass May 18th, the
"Ne Plus ULTRA Scheme" Very respectfully,
MARCHES J.P. WINTER, Manager.
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CIarksviIIe Convention.

We would again remind delegates to the
American Convention, which meets next
Thursday at GAINESVILLE, that they should be
in READINGS to leave on the John Simpson to.
morrow afternoon, Capt. Davis having kindly
offered TO take them down and back for less
than the regular fare. We would be pleased
TO have the names of all who intend going,
left at our Office to day or tomorrow forenoon.
DIFFICULTY BETWEEN JUDeE DOUGLAS AND
Col. LANE.-Despstches TO the Charleston
papers say that Col. Lane has demanded a re
traction of Judge Douglas charge that the
Kansas memorial presented by him was
forgery, with the intimaiiOn that if it is not
done, he will challenge him. 1t is to be ear
nestly hoped that such a meeting may b5 pre-
vented
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~ We are indebted to our friend, Hour,
of Adams & Co.'S Express for Philadelphia
and Baltimore papers, in advance of the mails
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COMMERCIAL.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE.
Nashville, April %, 1855.


COTToN-Anivals small, and prices firm, with
an advance of FULL Sales Of % bales at Sac, 10
at sa9t, 2l at 9.lO.
T0BACCO-SaIes of 90 hhds at johnson, Horne
& Cos at $40, 725, go, $50, $50, sos, 525, SIS,
$50, 500, $40, 6lO, 800, 74O, sos, 500, $50, 625,
6IO, 500, 600 555, 7S5, SOS, $780, SIS.
BACON-Quiet but firm, Hog round, 5a s
Hams, VI 1t
Sides, 75G ST
Shoulders, 6Fd u
WHISKY-Inferior . 2Od22
City Rccti6ed 29a25
FLOUR-Decning slightly; common bbl. $50
80, fully fair 6.OOa7.25; Sacks 2.5OuS.OO.
POTATOEs-Irish. per sack, 2 90; per Dbl 9.25a
BUrTER-Fresh 20.
EGGS-Sellng at Z.
Trade dull
From the Clarksvile Chronicle.
McCLUREs TOBACCO WAREHOUSE,
GAINESVILLE, Tenn, April 18th.
Sales by w. s. Mcclure of SO hhds. Tobacco
follows: gG5, 96O 955, 925, $50, $50, $50, 855,
$50, s45, 800, 500, Sl5 $40, 500, 1856, 1855, 1855,
765, $50, 735, IT'S, us, TO, $50, $50, CPS, 625,
6l5, GlO, 600, 600, 595, $50, 5S5.
c. II. SMITHS ToBACCO WAREHOUSE, !
Clarksville, Tenn, April Is.
Sales by c. H Smith of l3 hhds Tobacco fol-
lows: 100, l045, $40, 875, $50, 600, 1875, 700,
725, 895, COS, $50, $50.
TRIcEs LANDING TOBACco MARKET
April 10, 1856.
Oldham, Pettus Co., sold 80 hhds tobacco as
follows: 10 hhds. Tugs 5S5 to 655 hhds leaf at
$50 to 1875; do at s25 to sos; do. 9 OOalO 95.
CHARLESTON, April 18th, P. N. COTToS-The
demand TO- day is somewhat excited, and prices
have advanced /. Sales of 1000 bales at loall4.
NEw ORLEANS, April l6. Cotton is active, and
II, 600 bales changed hands TO day, at from 10 to
lot for Niddling Freights for cotton to Liverpool
ruled at Is per 10.
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eaaed nesting a. sac Connissionsrs appointed BY
"A the Legiastare under act passe M 28d o. JAnHy,
lsoS ncaTPorarQg The Nashville Hotel Company a re-
Solved hat books b opened Aondsy the 81 last e.
Bsrya Book store add ~ the g. couA Hosa and thnl W
r Berry Ene D. r. ecott BE- autkarErsd ksep sad boa
oPsR and 70 soh sioek until Fsaassnf AHourt % san
sssiose q organise We company andsr he chatter.
n. HOEsT0N
VA. y G0OPER
w.. Bk8RE.
y. T. SCOTT,
aFf X. g. EOnTEh
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apit a SI2. OO0!
1900 Prizes Amounting to $4,000!
Tickets So 90: Halves $500; Quarters 5000

PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION.
Persons sending money by mail need fear ts being
lost. Orders punctuay attende too. Communications
hdential. Bank Notes Of sound banks taken par
Those wishing particular numbers should order imme-
distely. Address JAMES y. WINTER, Manager,
MAcOE, Ga
or, BOX i4S NASHVILLE p, o.
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aS&D@@UM aEUE~
STRAW CUTTER COMPANY.


that aer having esrsfiJ zne patiently sxanined and
tested TIE dofsat strsw and fsa Cutters neu SsoFs
IL Dzbds, hat fhey have ~ lsnEth dscitrt uFea
Parker's Machine
AZ bing he usnd Caftrf d ths day, sad apoa
that Do san Tufchased ne I'd ki - nuosr ~ he
scahern siaiss ARD prepared honesT 70 recemnsnd
tks usrans hss adsf - 70 us ruarTry 10
nst In hs lsasi Complicated aad he ksPt IN perfect
sorkias order - eFdnsT3 tsd-1a1d II caraeity
r so r11cf greater hsa arg Cutter % rs pres
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painfs a. susrio H. bat uodld the AacAne
mnsl ee sea 9 - sppTeeiAted
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can b. ss1ea r fsf Ein1sE "a. 1he oaafrgsf q q .
snch tAsi cut tholsh ~ kne - ian 81 u can
sways BE- sEsY kspt b Gee sofkES ofdsr Ga II EIl cut
FAsftk AAl aay exsiET cstisf isi SO for
the sans E1nsy Tn. hb e,ffatfsr. So II oaa b
rlsgs1 . eat Al diaefelf isaEths
varisas testnouia - terent Fsirs and corp entary
notees - Ne press sight b bFeshi iorsart y shsa De
ssnasian ia seh ths me- 40 u cher ftatra bat
prefer restng apsn IS os1 and proving % ne
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eoaalfy t1tR 4ay uaeAtne hsfstafare latfoan e
fhs RAJ - lakkeesarink sznE 1850 atesia-s %
TIE easss 81 fraasee Alzbsass tss- Asslsp pi, ar
tansass Luizsns. Teas Noflh and .aaih Csfes stes
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~ We are indebted TO Hon STEPHEN A.
DOUGLASS for pamphlet copy of his report on
Kansas affairs.
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E5s- Mr.J. b. HoEBoCH, of Cincinnati, agent
of the house Of W. B. SPARKEs q Co, is on a
visit to our city for the purpose of extending
the business of that house amongst our mer-
chants. Although late in the field, he is meet
ing with success. We are pleased to hear
this, as the firm with which he is connected is
worthy and meritorioCs.
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Here They Arc.
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
90
Express Notice.
Ea
nFMPH1s avn cHaRIIaTna EAIIan1n

A11A AA' ANO ShAA~ASASA AAAAAe11s
TIVE adams Express COMPANY saFe made ar
rangcments with he Ahoe karotd Or Daily knpress
Lac ans prepared receive ana foIsard Freight,
PackaF-s, &C. b. Passenger Irans 20 hnatFe, Ds-atuT,
fascaUha, sud informed stations TIE Al q. kld n.
q O. kairoais. tulai ParfaR st rrluced rates.
~ MessFugefs leave has8EIls daily az o'clock, a.
80 Fr-shts % Be iofvsried b. ExPress Ill Be- called
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KID GLOVES.

~ EcEIyKD ths dHY, assortment Of best Kd Cloves,
h BY Varols 1ahsss--Ale xAnders, charstona Cham.
bfon's, DuVAs Dunoats Psh cois-whits and vATisas
eolors. J. II. McGfLIa
L8dsg nnd Gentsn0n's furnishinz e1are
aria Rluare araft rIiesr. a
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LIVE WHITE POLAR REAR.
Ell u s. II u .N.

MENAGERIE Birds FISHES and Reptiles; Wax stAtaa5y Ma
chine Circus cosmoTAmie Views Relics Of Antiquity Revo-
luonAy Relics Ores and Minerals Rare Coins and Papers
and thousands q other Cuostes The FLoASG PALACE
~ Admission, FIFTY CESrs-Chidren and Servants.
twenty gre cents
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A Concert Hall, Macon, Ga, under the super
"A intendence Of Col. Geo. M. Logan and } as.
a. NiSbct. Esq.
The Manager h wing announced his determination to
make this the most popular Lottery in the world offers for
May 18TH scheme that far surpasses any scheme
offered in the annals of Lotteries Look your interest
Examine The Capitals - One Prize eight rcketsl IA
n q =, q . n n ~
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N e&ro M1nStreIS
wa give thsir reehesehe The JAMES RAYMOND,
In the Nt.IC NAIL Immediately aher the eonclasion q
AplS-td
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on BARRELS Glover Seed;
~ 203 bushels Of Blue Grass Seed
80 10 Timothy DO;
80 do Orchard DO,
% do Onion Sets;
so bar, els White Me,hsnock Potatoes.
Just received per Steamer John Bell and for sale by
marchiS ARMSTRONG 4 co.
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ICE WATER PICCHExS.

w have on hand loo Canary Cages Of all the ele
w GAM patterns that can be obtained New York. For
sale at very smAl advance Ia tern Prices.
apis MACKENZIE 4 WILSON.
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"Nc plus Ultra" scheme.
1900 PRIEST $4,000 DOLLA"SI
Havana Plan Lottery.
JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY.
To be Drawn NAV 18th. 1855.

BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA
10000 NUMBERS ONLY PRIZE TO TICKETS
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"NSe' NAA'A eH1N'6 fNn AAA'1''NN ~ a1N
Floating Palace,


Floating Palace,
which viii be exhibited at
NJ a . III IL Is a,
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
THE 23D. Earn, 25rH 2sTH APRn,
For Four Days Only. Open at and NJ, each day.
The beautiful and daring Polish refugee,
Nj me OIinZa,
In her thrilling, terrific and at The time, graceful feA
upon the TIGHT ROPE,
extended In mid air from the floor the Roof And at this
dizzy height small cord, walking back and for
wards, ascending binioded Dancing Watzes POlkAs and
Prouettes Playing FxIusely the Cornsta Piston, and
introduced ar surprising other living artistic In this
department
Aiso-thai Incomprehensible genius,
MIR. :. X. G.. NELLIS,
Who has appeared with great ecat beOr- the principa
rgns Of America Snd received from each substantial And
gratifying evidences Of the appreciation they entertained Of
his extraordinary skill Mr MILE,
WITH HIS TOES ALONE,
Cuts Probes and Valentines Opens and Winds Watches
Writes and Folds Letters Shoots with BoH and Arrow At
Quarter Of Dollar ten pacez and seldom misses loads
and discharges Pistols, Plays the Aecorde and dion
with facility that o. people cannot aspire
with fan Of their hands ana hnFers den onsrang how
sgnay Nature pensates for detective orgAnlEa0n-
AlsO-Thst rare animal
LIVE WHITE POLAR REAR,
The only living specimen the United States and probably
the most inter estng animal e1tant
All ABoyE FSTIzxH NEW-hAve been ex-
hbited here, and exhibited without charge
In connection, And a, the same time with the
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Another New Arrival.

DRANDIES.-we are now in receipt Of several \,
II L, and pipes Brandy, direct through the CUsrOz
HOUSE. ch guarantee Is far superior any be-
fore brought this market They Of the finest
brands, Glore Cognac Otard DupUy Co. United Vineyard
Propretors Champagne Brasdy ard various others For
sale very low by the cask atretail.
apps LYONS CO., Cedar ct.
P. S.-We have also assortment Of very fine Bottle
Brandy.
MJ IN ES.-A full assortment hand, Of very
w perior favor and quality fine old Du Gordon sherry
and London Particular MADEIRA old OpoTto Port. We have
lot Of these Wines put bottles, suitable for family
For sale Wholesale and Retail very low, by
ap5 LYONS CO.. Cedar st.
4 NHAWPAGNE WISE.-50 bas, cts pnts and
~ quarts, Of various well known brands. For sale BY
ap5 LIONS CO.. 10 Cedar st.
HOLLAND GIN.-seyersl pipes Of a superior quail
ity, brands Double swan, Locomotive Pine Apple
for sale at the lowest cash prices.
ap5 LYONS co, 10 Cedar ST.
S-We keep constantly on hand fu supply Liquors
and Wines of all descriptions to which respectfully invite
the attention Of all.
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Come at Last.

OOEHIt HI H4HAIs
DOCAHONTAS SMOKING TOBACCO
This Tobacco for favor and peasantness sxce all other
brands kBOwn In this article there Is beautiful
matte favor which other has-n fac, il only needs
trial its superiority for sale by the pound box
Also SO bbl. and fine cut smoking Tobacco very
fine at cie Also, large assortment a G. W. Calls smO
king Tobacco IN papers, Of the folio brands Lion Coop
Star, Mercury Grow ack Family Arms Fne old Mild,
Oriental ami numerous Others; al Of winch offer to the
trade At reduced prices. LYONS Co, 10 Cedar 81.
AUNDRIES Such Maccaboy, Scotch and Rappes
~ SnuTs Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco, Meefchaum Pipes,
4q-Or Fla ks Walking Canes, Cigar Lighters and host OF
articles, which determined 10 sell eiHgty
LYONS 4 CO A
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-22
DECORATED BIRD CAGES,

WEhave on hand good sufpy Of rlain and elegantly
decorated Water Coolers, Of various sizes and az low
prices MACKENZIE WILSON.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-22

III " a fix EAACHEhS.
have few britannia Pichcrs liable break
W be Injured With moderately rough usage.
ICE hALLErS AND ICE PICKS
KNIFE BOXES AND KNIFE WASHERS;
ice CSKAM AND BLANC NANCE M0ULpS;
CHAMBER SEETS.
Consisting Of three pieces Of various patterns and designs
painted in he best style Of the art.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
We y receiving from New York great additions to
stock of articles essential 70 ne comfort q housekeep
To 81 u which respectfully solicit public at
tsntian. MACKENZIE A VII son Ma hyiiie