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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-15

DISCOVERY IN sPERU.-A Stroud Of Gold.
The Hon Thos. Ewbank. in a letter to the Ma
tionas Itteliigecer, communicates some interesting
information in relation to recent discoveries in the
excavation of Peruvian tumul. 1t was received
by Mr.. Ewbank, from w. Evans, Esq, Engineer OF
the Africa and Tacna Railroad in Peru. Ar. Evans
states that in making excavations for the railroad
in Africa, hundreds OF graves are demolished N
which are numerous Indian relics. The exca-
vaiions are nearly seventy feet deep, and as
the soil is loose sand, as the work proceeds,
everything from the top comes sliding down-dead
Indians, pots, kittes arrowheads, &c Among
other interesting mortuary relice an Indian was
started out ofhis resting place, rolled up in shroud
of gold. Before Mr. Evans had knowledge of the
incident, the workmen had cut up this magnificent
winding sheet and divided it among themselves
With some difficulty Mr.. Evans obtaineda fragment
and despatched it to Mr. Ewbank.
Mr.. Evans notices as very remarkable fact, that
in hundred of Indian skulls which he has examined,
not one has contained decayed tooth. MrEwbank
thinks the weight of the entire shroud must have
been eight or nine pounds, and had it been preser-
gold that we have heard of since the times of the
Spanish conquest In some eloquent remarks upon
the preservation of souvenirs of the departed, and
the futlity of attempting to secure the great dead
| from contact with their native earth, Mr. Ewbank
says it is the form features, and not the body or
substance of the dead that should be preserved and
| adds:
The mummies of Egypt are quarried for fuel, and
whether those of the Pharaohs their wives, their
priests or their slaves, split open and chopped
up with the same indifference so many pine logs
The gums and basams used in embalming them
have made them good substitute for btuminous
COAL and thus the very means employed to preser-
We them have become the active agents for their
dissipation. So it is when materials of collins have
a high marked value; they are then seized as con-
ceaed treasure, and their contents cast out rub
bsh. Like heroes in the Eastern hemisphere
the defendants Of Nance Capoc were sometimes, il
not ALWAYS entombed in such, and with considera-
bic treasures besides in vessels of gold and silver
hence we learn how the Spanish conquerors sought
for, often found, and often plundered rich Incan
sepulchres
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SHIRT COLLARS.
IrST received. aRslAsT nVocs u fas Collars szFians
j psi.sras ans = tssi gasaty. .an9l a. neGU.t
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" q II &c T. .

q 4 q 4
TNHE business heretre co1du,ted by the subscribers
l. der the a m Of SNOW, MACKENZIE & Co, will be
hereafter carried by them under the firm aud style #
MACK NZIE WILSON.
All persons indebted the late 6rm requested pay
up without dlay, further indulgence possibly be
given. ALEX. MACKENZIE,
J. ". WILSON.
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KECAPIT ULATIoS,
SECOND DAY.

SECOND DAY.
When we reached the track, We found Mary
Blueskn decided favorite at odds against the
field So much so, that there was little dispose
ton tObet against her. A feld--ol three, however
unless dead slow viii always have some hackers,
and they Of course, invested, some relying on one,
and some on another Of the contestants. There
we're some few small polls, but the hackers of the
grey mare were unable to get them taken to any
extent. There was some little speculation to
which would prove second in the race, for which
position Philo, the beautiful PhilO, was decidedly
the f4vorte. The following are the entries:
Weilssiay-Jocksg Club Purse $300-Iro Nile
Heats.
w. Woodfolk's b. C. IRUincibIe, years old, by
Sovereign, dam by Stakeholder. Dress Blue.
II. @. Csffey, &. f. Mary BLUesLin, years old, by
Grey Eagle, dam Sally Morgan. Dress Fancy
w. II. Gibbons b. m. PhiLO, years old by Mariner
dam Cassandra. Dress black.
COL B. Easey's C. colt Little Master, 4years old
by Chieftain, dam Little Mistress. Dress fancy.
RECAPITULATIoN,
n On = I
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fIfH1 attention 81 he traie j requested % new ard
chace a q e Men and boff wezr, exclusively imr
pertsa - DR COURS&Y. LAgouRcAnEs CO.
isas-4n Ne. it2 Aarkst 81, Pbrkdslpkis-
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IS Negro NJ en- and Boys Wanted.
RncIxwh at Flour.

WANT 70 hire for the next year, twenty-five negro
and boys RON 20 seventeen years oi work In
Tobacco Factory. Ap.iyto W. W. MsRi DTH,
dec25-fW IS College street.
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PATENT SHOULDER SEAN sHl hrs

4 NOrHbR Choice Lot Of Patent shoulder seam Shirts
with and without collars various prices all warrant
Cd 70 Mt we and 70 Be made better than any style Of
ehlrb. lIaa9l For sale By j. H. McdILL.
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Whita Lad

O0O KEGS Of Wm. G. STOCKTON & Co.'S brand Of PURE
%OO While LEAD, full weight and very white.
For sale by CHURCH ANDERSON
WANTED FLANSEED. For which TIE high
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"Auch Inconvenience is experienced both by
members Of the House Of Representatives and
many Of our citizeHs, in consequences Of the faa
urs 20 organize. The Seargent at Arms, Mr. Gloss
brenner, from his Own private resources furnished
or sdvsnced between City and sixty thousand dol
lars tor the pay Of members; ba,, according 10
Wat vas said 10 the House oH Thursday, some 81
the latter have not yet drawn the 'irss iel eent"
Resides there ans trAicsmen aud mechanics sho
are waiting foi funds 20 meet their obligations
Tbus there Is q check 90 business transactions, and
an anxiety on TIE part Of almost every body Tor
abe passage Of a bal 10 supply drheieness Ia the
appropriations, a. heretofore. And no money can
De drawn from ihe Treasury for the payment Of the
Farlous persons employed IL the House.
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HoNoR TO as AMEmcAN OFFICER. - Me-.
Schleiden, the Minister resident Of the Repaid
lie OF Bremen, waited upon Lieut. Naery, we
anderaond, few days ago, with highly
wrought and beautiful medal. It's German ia
ssription may be thus rendered into EhglislsE
10 the promoter 81 science, TO The guide Of
nasigaiors, Lieut.. NJ. + Maury, an honorary
acknowledgement Of the Senate u the Rspub-
lie Of Bremen
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AZ ANTED-I vish % purchase FIFTf LAND VAR
w RAMS fsr shsh III pay hs hisnsfl nafsss psics
4. A. nALt0EE.
sss21 Sea-. tE~lt Aol u psa4sriei 81
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PAFEsT EiACEiINE
COME TO TEA.

FIsHE isrre Surplus q PgkcH BRANDY. APPtR BRAN
L DN, DHIED PEACHES aed DalED APPLESA In fs n
III pr-suf w and really sale s ny store,
the hghrsf pfce f,r ne AMY lucre eommany
called cAsH exeazngs ior Grocsries n0twlIstAndin
FALL OF SEBA>TOPOL.
aring It aisas AMI gss M neeai, dont Be eaek~ard
CHUktH ANDkkSoS
arfIs No. I sna 3 nrGasi a.. Naahr ne. Ten
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FUEr BEC1yED. a eAose ioi e nyroa celars. Asa
j sarpJ e sAnarf caaFs-raEieas patterns and es.l
qsaB.y y. EsS sslr ~ = IA HcisiLL-
lszs-si asa Gsntaemsb's FarnisAlus sieve
I ee2a Corner ~ s4.Afs ed coilrgs
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Piano Fortesl Piann Fortes ,

M moo have No. ls College st. rom -
w the Mandatory 81 Light Newton k3lT5Esfs ~
Bradbury, H. Worcester, end Haines 4 Bro, III HH1
n New YORK, fire assortment Of Piano - =
Fortes to critical examination OF which particularly
invite Professors Am tcurs and flowers Musc To those
Who want pcrior inst uent, s4y, do fail to call
ant see Us before you purchase
dec24 VA FREEMAN
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DR.. ]. W. MORTON

As removed reside O. 70 No IT, North Coilere
4 Ia part crship 4 urs BRIGGS A0BfoE i csusF
usd. 0eoe 81 h=resofre, No. a. ctsEry street, aaT-l
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TERMS: rtz.sa - Il
For Fail C0Hrse, iRciudfng al DeDdTtmtRtS of !fooE
Eesping, Lectures aud Pe'ln'Gm@si7, i~rd'fHIty III
For FuU CVurse Ladies' Department. 70
THE PRoPRIEToRs take great pleasure in expressing
u their the gratifying and unprecedented sue
cess which have marked the of their Institution since
its the Capital and stimulates them to re-
newell TO meCt l9st cieRi HlIJlIcE the
rapidly Increasing demand for ltclirGl Qd cOpsheH:
sire course Of Eerennte taftng. The great practical
experience Of the Iincia heavy banking and Comlier-
cal Houses assisted Dy CtHcatr and gspue
las enabled him 10 bring TO degree Of letieetlof
system of COUNTING ROOM instruction, by rHleXeTCtBes
NOT ATTAINED IIY ANY OTHER INSTITUTION Each
Sient by this process is drilled Mt the DESK iRdit
I1ii st by step, until he has mastered the whole routine
of an Accountants duties thoroughly as tOHahe Aud
xsrred an UDOrcMticfsfiD IL large Commercial
NOnsc titus al aykwardntss fltering, and egresious
bluilierS are, Ina great measure, disstpated.
In addition engagement Of accomplished Assist
ants We have also secured THE services Of Of the
most eminent in OHIO, lecture commercial
topics.
here but II every thing connected with DOUBLE
ENTRY HOOK KEEPING, with free and full discussion Of
its Scientific Prneplescctnes upon conInercal History
and History Eminent Commercial Men, Commercial Ge-
ngrouy, Commercial Products, Commercial Calculations
Political Economy Mercantile Law, Ethics of Trade, Part
uUrslI SS
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7,TE -LADTES' JDEF1RTIENT

THE LADIES' DEP.4RTNENT
IL now opeuel for the reception No Institution in
the Union mpars thorough interesting course in
In comcusun we would add, that shall put forth
merit in still eminent degree the iiat-
erIng reception with which enterprise has met dM1 ace
JLedgs OWJNelres n Rptf more thorough, practical
r0Hse TcdntiEe G eau bsJo'1nett at any
other RiNiilr Mercantile college,
Among the recommendations, we Eive the follow
ing
ave, the undersigned, take pleasure in tesylng TINT we
personally acquainted with Mr. Granger's ability as an
Accountant Teacher Of Book Kecpng which IL OF the
highest order. He has hn Ercnt experience as an Ac
counnt, in heavy Commercial and banking HOUSES, which
gives him superior facilities In nparting Prdrficdi
Eohrnae Of Book Keeping, and thorough Commercial
ENncitioll. - -------
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! Z E,I.'i ,1,,,n y, non .ISHALATIOY.

'A9' '+'' e SIEDfGRTED YAPoRz zISfIALATloN,
IN .,e treatment Of cSnsuITon and knared arrctlons-
and GEGlnshing have lone e5-
sH5 a. the Of Allen SKIN
r., s ave- nnusecrs compounds
10 be- taken ino the st6nSc diseases OF the lungs,
fSret ,iic held uostrun as the only
star Of hope for the coaSump only enough it
sollowed The stomach, where disease exists, being the
SsriJons and the health thus materially Inured All
se tlir olrIity the n6Sive injury Of suC courses the
Ijsrnse Is in the lungs. not in the stipSe
name OF sense, do you directly
and TlTc6t Dfseasss IT, that nedcines In tile form Hap0r
are applied directly 10 the disease exists;
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-28

ON and after the rst Of january, proxmo the preseat
" firm IGisEC Co.. will be dissolved by limitation,
Jatncs a. FetEerretirinE from tile firm. ~
persons indebted will please call and make
without delay and those having claims against the firm
viii present them for adjustment.
December 81, 1853.
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"a General AS sortment EJ1f05I 30
or Drugs, Medicines Paints, OILS Yarnaes, Dyestufs
" brushes, Notions, etc. cr., always hand at the 80
Z 'ln22s BRIDGE EOESTlt DRrU SToRR. y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-28

Co-PartnershipM SV saet,s
T II. MARSH Inns this day r Way
- for the purpose OF transactng the Wholesale ahd ~
sstnI Rent and Shoe business at the old stand
the ir,nOf - MARSH & YYXYNIASS - ss r
July Isl, 1855. ju3o
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REMOVAL

Nj REILLY has removed from his OLD stand in Market
11e Square tu that and spacious Warthdusc NJ "a
green front, west side Of Main street, between Monroe and
Quincy, lately occupied by Mrssrs Anna Mcguire, dS
commission house lie has hand large and general as
sorent Of Groceries and liquors. witch he viii sell at
Wholesale at the lowest market price. la ~ sF7 gt
a o-GunpOwdSr Of every description and Safety
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-28

FLOUR, GRAIN, SEEDS BUTTER, &c. T.575I7s544
tNANTED-The subsci bers will purchase make liberal
aSranSes on CONSIGNMENT to Baltimore Philadelphia .
or New fGiv York. OF flour, weeat, oats corn barley
clover and timothy seeds. Also butter pcklstl
Ssssae Sse dILI: ISs e CO -. -.
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- one Y6YDRED 81RRELSi F510uR. 7 u :
7 UST received and for sale by tfT 49,. d
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BNKDoTTE's WORM SUGAR DROPS -i-1 ~
pleasant and eicaelous remedy Worms In chiIdrr1 ~
"A Put upn the form of fine candy avoiding the
able taste Of ysEmlfuge generally. Price - cts per
Sold by -'t- - r, II. LOGAN g CO., ilt tt'-- az
Isa Car trFf
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TIE G11LI-4NIC .SUPP0PT,ERYs
rNllIs Female Supporter operating on simple Scientific
principle gives great often complete relief In
ness Of the sinc-and in all cases where support s needed.
For sale by III lftHL4s44 ia
/. fe9 T. IL LOGAN ECO
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:, Just Received.
XIT A. RDwARDS& & BRO have just received from the
w Fast their grocery adjoining the Post oRee1
ccrits to which they invite the attention Of oil In OF
good and cheap Groceries Our stock consists In part Of
line sr L,-.=tsg ~
Rso Ntaracabo, and Coffee, brown, clarified do;
CRUSHED and PulyerlLed Sigars;si Elg6G.5E
Teas great variety aud hpc qualities;
II. Cocoa, Dronna and Chocolates best brands;
Peaches Pine Apples and RaspberrieA
in cans;5 Rice EIonr, Corn Sta rel t,Jgtt Is t
Fartna, Sage, Naccaroni, Isiny ass, JelS tnai
bermuda ArrOwroot, DFie CuFFAh, -alsinsi Almonds,
Olives, Hops, etc, 5t.t.esl ~. Iis sast5-+ Is
Tobacco and segars, fine qualities;
Eoaps, etc.. Fine ground Table Salt; = IL iftfisl IG
Spices aud Essences OF every YarteY.s te eiT7 m
Together with many other articles too tedious to cnnme-
rate, ali Of which ne are selling at very low prices
can't he pleased.
IIe1nember the and otne 4a
Joining tie postSffSe, heclhg Va. -nye9
IN m BUSHELS White BeanR; 5s Il :
IUU 900 tS Onions, TO artite-fof; sale by Z iti
9c20 n r, ts9 GORDON, MATTHEW s co
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'''S ARK or REFUGE FOR TIE CONSERVATIVES.
mrtho rot only rnoanl, but sInlLe, sale and clea-
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%, Is56.
MIsCEI.T4A NEOUS.

TERMS: -,
For Full CoHrse, iaciudfng al Departments Of Boet
keeping Lectures aud Penn'Gn@tiI7 sinrd1ttIty Ia SO
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NElIr 81 L.tIN. = -
ANS and shouldesCy stncEed-a superior aftlGlsfSr
inlo ~,'''' q. W. ANDERSON -
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Sntetr Fuse. ..ff55 f779{f s-,55,.eta
D jna2 s''' ess' - sag :" dRo. WILSON. ess
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EiOur RsiIrreIH. -
I01 ROUND Hoop Flour Rarftls, for salehy iS ~. ~
lAJO jH22 es-f7 fg7r-s GE0. WILSON, 4is ssT
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(2UM ARABIC ine article, 2F Sqs ~ 1g-ii =
~ -.WaI. j. ARMSTRONG, - ~ - 9
1nl6 lU irif - -tiii,'l Notwithstanding 81
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TOOTH SUAP.
~ ATEEs celebrated Tooth Soap prepared in the most
w clcany possible from tile choicest material
and free Impurities. The SOAP Dsntrace Is the only
proper specific freeing tile mouth GroT those disgusting
Impurities rapidly promote putraction and destroy
Each cake Is enclosed case, and Is sufficient to
| JOHN II. THOMPSON,
dec Agent, lii Main st.
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FOUNDRY PIG FROM.
TONS Homecoming Foundry Iron, foe sale by u
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ALAG1BLd 1'S ENGL1.ND. 4es.7as1,
A MOTHER supply Vols 4, complete EetS "a
"A Of aIacRuays History of England for sale - EeT
inSo - - -. ..GILDE.G- BRO. -
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lilo prizes. 1885,, 500
Whole Tickets SO; Halves IS Quarters 81 so.
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
The two preceding and the two succeeding numbers to
those drawing the first 222 prizes will be entitled to the
ssS approximation prizes. For example If ticket No.
ll25G draws the 100000 prize, those tickets numbered
1l24S 1921 and ll252 will each be entitled to $500
aud according ID the above scheme. Ifticket No.
should be drawn, the approximations would be 29999
$4,000 II ticket No. 10000 should be drawn the approx
nations would be $685. 29999, and q If ticket No
or 2s999 should be drawn the approximations will be
the same principle
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
In the above scheme there 900 tickets numbered
from to $4,000. There 222 full Prizes and s5a APP
proximations, making in ell !, ll0prizes.
The numbers from TO $4,000 corresponding with the
numbers the tickets printed on separate slips Of pa
per, rolled up and encreled with small tin tubes and
placed in Glass Wheel.
The amounts Of the different 222 full pr;zss similarly
printed and encrcled, placed in another wheel After
revolving the Wheels number is drawn from the wheel
of numbers and at the same time prize is drawn from
the other Wheel by boys who are blindfoded The
Der and the drawn out opened and exhibited to
the audience and registered by the Commissioner the
prize being placed against the number drawn. This
ton is repeated until all the prizes drawn out The
drawing is then printed and after comparison the Com
missioner Gertfes to its correctness.
B All orders for tickets or packages in any Of the
Maryland Lotteries will receive prompt attention. and the
drawing mailed to all purchasers Immediately after il is
Address T. II. HUBBARD d CO,
No. 80 Fayette st. or Box No. 40,
oct2s- Baltimore, Maryland.
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A. G. & A. B. BEECH,

No. 40 College Street
HAVEno IN store very large amcont Of New and
Ii Desirable Fall aud Winter Goods direct from the
hands Of importers and Manufacturers all Of which have
been puch best advantage Persons visiting Nash
vile Tor the purpose of buying goods will certainly well
to call and examine Stock before making their pur.
chases determined sell at the lowest figures
Silks.
Kich bounced Silks, Striped Brocade Chintz Flonnce;
90 do do Satin do
do do do Jaspa do
2 New style Stripe and Plaid Silks Of all kinds;
Fine blk Kept and Silks for mourning;
large stock Plain BIZ Silks of the best makes in all
widths.
Cashmeres and De Lanes
Our stock OF Wooen Dress Goods embraces everything
meres, all wool De Lanes (plain) in all coors beautiful
shades Feb Merno fine BLK Merino also, ga Plain blk
DeLanes Lupn's best make fine BLK Bombazne and al
paccas all prices, cold and blk Coberge Cloths
Cloaks and Shawis.
OF every style CLOTH Velvet and MORE Antique Stella
border Shawls and Scars Long and Square Shsws plain
Lace Goods.
Fine Val Lace Sets;
do do Collars style;
French needlework Collars trimmed:
New style end Muslin Sets;
End Linen Sets Emb'd Jaconet Collars and sleeves
Ofthe beautiful styles. Emb'd Travelling Sets;
Ladies fine Hemstich and End Handk'ts;
Emb'd Skirts new style goods for Skirts
Hair Cloth, new article Grass Cloth for Skirts
Hoped Hair Skirts plain Domestic Hoop Skirts.
Hosiery and Gloves.
Best make Kid Gloves ladies and Gentlemen's)
Ladies' Silk, Cashmere. Lsle Thread, Beaver and
Raw Silk feeced Gloves;
Woolien Kid and Buck Gauntlets;
Misses Beaver Gloves for School;
Bird Raw Silk Hose plain and feeced;
Blk Cashmere snd Worsted Hose Ladies and Misses;
Very superior lot Ladies and Misses Grey English
Woollen Hose; .
Large lot childrens worsted Hose and Greciau Boots
for Infants
ALI colors Eastern Knitting Yarns;
Grey Shaker Yarn.
GenlIemen's Furnishing Goods,
Black and Fancy French Cloths;
Fine Fancy D'ble Mill French Cassimeres;
ga Blk Doeskn Csssimeres;
Plain Blue and Black d'be English Cassimere-New
article;
Beautiful fg'd Velvet Vessing;
Elegant lot Ready Made Shirts and Shirt Collars
Ready Made Linen shirt Bosoms; ~
Gentlem ms Nett Under Sbirts and Drawers
Plain and Ribbed Silk Shirts and Drawers;
Ladies' Nett Wool and Merino Vests.
House Furnishing Goods.
Table Dsmask-every variety;
Linen Towels, Napkins and Huckaback Diapers;
Carpets and Curtain Goods.
We have on nand very heavy Stock of Carpets-the
best makes 3py and Up Carpets, Tapestry and Vel
vet Carpets beautiful in Velvet and Tapestry fnc
Velvet Riggs, most elegant styles; Paror Mats Of all
kinds; Worstedm all colors; Satin De Lanes fg'd
and Striped in Styles elegant Lace and Muslin Cur
Bands most beautiful styles Gimps Loops and ali other
trimmings match. Those having small to cover
be supplied with remnants Of Carpets at very reduced
prices very large stock of fine Bed Blankets and Arc
tic Travelling Blankets and Shswls Of all kinds Negro
Clothing of all kinds Wagon Sheeting, yards wide.
A. G. & A. b. BEECH,
sept25-f 40 College street. Nashville.
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MIR. Il. II. COOKE.
HUGHES BROTHERS.
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.MBROTYPE, PHOTOGRAPHIC AND DAGUERREAN
ApTfQFE

AMBROTYPE, PHOTOGRAPHIC AND DAGUERREAN
ARTISTS,
&c Union Street, Nashville.
A MBROTYPE PHOTOGRAPHS plain or eoleredi
IA Oil, and warranted permanent any other stys
OF Painting. DaguerrUtypes, Steneoseopic, Crsyon
Vguette and every other style Of Pictures taken this
establishment in the highest style OF the art sad
ed to please sale
AMBROTYPES.
Although these beautiful pictures but recently in
trOdueed by thesubscrbes in this city, they have become
popular that we have at very great expense secured
the services of celebrated Artist from New FORK
tend to this branch Ofthe business exclusively.
BRING ALONG THE JUFENILEs.
Children BY this process have fiithfu likeness
taken few seconds and warranted perfect or no charge
will be made. Bring them along and have them taken be-
fore trying elsewhere. ian3O
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-13
OMIlLOWKERS, MILL-WRIGHTS, IRON
Founders, and the Public Generally OF
Nashville, and the Surrounding


7 HAVE commenced the business Of Pattern Making
4 and am prepared 70 make Patterns Of Cog Wheels,
Water Wheels Pueys and all kinds of hxings for mill,
caring To Farmers aud others in the country would
Also say that prepared to make Threshng Machines,
Fan Mills horse powers or rehx those that out Of order
on the most reasonable lerIns and hope by nv constant
and unremttng attention TO business, / will receive
share Of public patronage Place Of business Washington
street. south of tho Blind Asylum between the harrees
boro andl Lebanon turnpikes and be found by en-.
on;rng At Mr. S!ades Grocery the Lebanon turnpike
sep28-4m HMM "oLFENDhN.