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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-01

TIE LOCKWOOD BOND SuIr.-This referee csse,
which has been lorg In progress, nov approaches
termination. The late sttings have taken plass as
Spg. Sing and some OF the council both sides have
already summed up. X. w. Pscknsm, ESQ.,, Of Al
bapy, will close for he prosecution, and Messr Hyde.
NJ. j. Lockwood and NJ. l.. Cobb for the defense.
Mr. A. II. Wells spike for the prosecution week be-
fore lat, occupying three daye. The record Of the
eydsrce before the referees taken by Mr. Wsns, wss
Parish.Hks 10 extent, reaching to 1000 foNosi his
brief comprised I, 400 folios. In summing up, Mr..
Wells carefully reviewed every official pscuniasy
transaction Of Agent Lock wood Involved In the easss
and claimed TO have proved that Gen. Lockwood .
indebted to the State in about the sun Of 81, 000S
whereas the latter through his counsel contsads bs-
fore The referees thai the State, on the contrary, owes
him $50 coo odd. The referees W Il sgain, On the 18th
of this month, meet at Sirg sing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-01
Ntp9)ark Dailu Triba,te
DIES NUPTIALiS

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n., p,rAEn. ,ngush ny h'sri beats 'o''
ihl sn,ilms face 70 time
n, care. ssd ,ofro vs % kss'd Hos
s.i.s. tby bubbhsg snP;'sl "iSs'
n AsI. nv ,csg and ssAss Ct ~oT'f'
t.eu.A 90, iay TIE nssTi aSb'y
n, j.rng sits my s'"sy "'nn
TIE ealansss oftty Deeper ~
my coca q t'ls soOt--
ofia. g., .. ~ hiiis ~
A hsps,. ayiss rom tae "voa'
Is.foh apo Thy 'isse''''+
Ah..s,i Ny, srsvss cd
60. 49,. .,ih srosk'us. IN whose we"
rs..e,,,,,', brightest, -uor'ss' roh
Asnnss a dan a'e ,sTry hoe
", 40, 10 thse, nor to tsy bride,
wood sppsA ~ DARK one'
4 NE the oeon, hi' sho ' one side,
Aha inas 10 guided BY ny sun
Thy .un ~ Lspp.ss., whose rise
hads g'oi.ss II the olosds above
Ard showed hoe -ids spr~rect Lee
Before The ssgsr set Of loSs'
Pres ~. brave ssul' shall not give
Poor eoussel "a 80 rich heart
Ikses ~sAi virtuss in tsss lives
fs.s the s,se % ;ks sisf.
Ice Lss ysAs- Of Welded bliss
b EelSss clrcIss meh away;
ss ps lover's eazhsst kifs
lad tssdsdy on vessss gray.
Yeor .s~i farewell see you take,
when al yolr day. 90 earth are run,
~ elossly Init ,sai, shen V wahs,
This life and tha, -ill seen ba, one.
Az, hsrp, BY faith. With holder wing
Ipisree INTO hlniiy,
And yorr firm oon,tsney ring
Tbfoash al The wor'ds thai are 10 be.
see you climbing hight on hight
Tsob, BAfAsD, fs,ing hand in hsHd
whh nlHIE- th beneath the light
Et@Ts1l " iogslhsF stand.
!. lcokibg from my earthly mold,
Would nal you on this glorious race
Re loviss, trusting, true asd bold,
Asa leave TIE rect 10 heavenly grace.
GEOR0E n. BoKEA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-01

daughter Of the Bad Galloway. Kiss WiRA ~
by King Herod, on. Cd Aadeap By Snap, cat II Niss
Meredith BY old CAde. TAsssfore enc nay ~
at Orce that while avoiding 70 brsed
from any stallion tracing directly y No
'snser, King William, wiIdair or Lsth
ID, one should select . stallion viii ~ nang
crosses as possible Of Csde, Lsth, the GsdsI
phln Barb, and Krg Herod. That 10 10 ~, -
stallion can be better for the improvement Il ~
Aorssns tran one OF the sound, strong, vsa-mad9
sobs or srand'oas Of Sir Arehy, sny Of the Eclpsss
any Of tbs Trustees, or any Of the Gleneoes sways
having regsri 70 their sizs and bone. he Dosboas
are IN be avoided on account Of their tendency -
blindness, the Prsms on account Of their tes0ensy
to form hight bone below the knss, ana No shos3d
fear the Revenues-allboush We have never 80
the hcrse himxh-for the same reason sinse Ais
son Engineer, otherwise . very handsome AcKss.
has this bad fault in considerable degree. Ton
Crib, which 10 now standing near Newbarsh, in Or
aDge County, Y, and who hiss sss, bone -
fgare, is particularly eligible in respect b IL
blood, since, while all his recent crosses ars -,
tirely remote from al modern American blood, ~
has at least four crosses Of King Herod, three q
she Godolphp, and one or more Of both LstA ~
Csde We should prefer breeding Morgan mares
to this horse than to any other We kuow. Here;
sitter We may take occasion to speak Of improve:
msnt to be effected BY breeding out Of Canadian q
imported Norman mares 10 American o. EnenaA
thoroughbreds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-01

Az INroRTAyr MAIL MIsSyG.-The steiner bl3cS
Wsrrior, from Havana 18Th instant, with the Cu,sa
mail arrived at New York on Friday morning Oh isss
week. The portion Of her mail destined for Poiuslo
end other parts OF Name, contained upward Oh nve
hundred letters and extensive as are the business o
rectots OF this city and State with Crbs, there is o
doubt that nearly ell these letters are OF imp'; eace
ard ysue The PACK sge containing the Maine Letters
was forwarded from New-IoIk on the cay VI .ne
aysl of the steamer bat has failed to reach t1s ey,
uC has any trace Of II been obtained by tue postol
Officials. Many q merchants were 10 et
OF Ieni,tanees, ard coLnmaLicauons ssepy ..tV OIL
10 their busire interests; ard By the 1853 OF IIs %
tre subjected to serious Inconvenience aho
injury. Appret ersions are entertained tns9 me pcA
age has been stolen souevhsre upon the pe'7 20
between New York and this place. we oooeIs- ~,
slso, thst package containing quite "a su,V INV ~
moLey, nailed last week from THIS CITY io5
has rot reached its destination. PorIIana Au'ei-
NovIL NEWSPAPER CLLEsRATIos-Ih e propns-
tors If The NerJnrypert Herald latena ce'epIs.sg
tie 18th Anniversary Of tneiE weekly PaP7 az NC
25th Of their daily on The l7ih Of January ON 'e az
Liverssry Of Fislkp's buttesy. lney o.oPS7o c.n
irg together every living plintsr ~no ,sfVea % q?
uferceshiu in their flee ard every edscf CT ui
rent contributor. The list em1racss lae neui' y.
quite rurlber of distinguished gerasn'sn, woo ~
honor the various professions OF ne al y. go
be prorcvuced nv an eminent s,aseesn, ann Sne oc'
cssion viii be one Of crest Interest
The FoRr RIPLEY ewrsDLE.-Ih Ch.eGgo It''
u1s UNDERTAKES upon shst Il believes 20 &c sh
authority. that Gov. FLOYD, Secretary CT vs. M. ee
esnd that he will not eo,hrm the sas u ZIG rae-.y
reservation NJ Folt Rip.ey, Minnesota, shich Wa
iIocktd az al an average price oJogr cenis PR sce'
TssNsv Usmn.b;rs Republican S:ste Csn,cel Con.
;,te have esl "a Couyen 70 be held Of Conesrd
Ian 1883 for the rours.on Of c.nd os'es i0f 6oV-
erpcr A. Il Railroad Con- n,sefylSJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-01

PATENTS Sixty patents were issued from tho
Utited States Patent Office during the past week. OF
me,hicsl calculations While there is for feed
irg the -four, mixing the materials and knssding the
dough"-o sustain litethere are several 70 fsebtate
violent deaths by means Of many casmos a 800
An " improvement in the method Of floating homes
&C., acfoss rivers is among tho productions q
exuberant genius. An Improvement In scissors-
sharperero is not less important thAi that II
snues although candles are net 20 fashion.
able as they before the resort to the more ssu.
liant and now more popular gas. lmprovements con.
tirue to be made in washing macbnes, bat perfsetoo
has not yet been reached. Three or four gestsmsn
have obtained each the broad seal OF Office n asess-
taion Of the sct that they have done sometAsG 10.
ward mitigating the toll heretofore altogether required
at the wash tub.
Among the Injuries are improvements in vsatl:tisg
rocking chairs" and machine for making cigw-
lighters" can Improvement in watches" 70 Tho
catalogue but for the improvement OF wAteha,su
tho latter everywhere desirable. Wash. Union.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-01

Dis.oLUrIoS OF THE CASADIAs PARLiANrsT.-ThS
Canadian Parliament dissolved on Saturday. A ger
eral election will take place immediately. with view
to obtain an expression of popular sentiment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-01

do not think am extravSgaot when cay mat
the Rukan. Foss is the most beautiful cataract in
the world. looked upon it with that involuntary
urpep,on of the breath and quickeuirg Of the
pulse, which is tho surest recognition Of Beauty.
The whole scene, with its breadth sud grandeur
OF FORM and its superb gloom Of cOlorng enshrning
this one glorious fash Of grace aud brightness aud
loneliness, is indeEbly impressed upon my mind.
Not alone during that half hour Of fading sunset
but day after day, ard night after night the en-
broidered spay-wreaths Of the Rukan are falling
before me.
We turned away reluctantly at last when the
emerald pavement Of UndiDe's palace vas no longer
visible through the shooting metsors Of silver foam.
The depths Of Westfjord.dsl were 6lled with pur
pie darkness: only the perfect pyramid of the
Gousta, lifted upon mountain basement more than
four Thousand feet in hight, shone like colossal
wedge Of fire against the violet sky. By the time
We reached cur horses we Uncovered tha. We were
hungry, and, leaving the attendants TO follow OF
their leisure, We urged the tired anmsls Down the
rocky road. The smell Of freshcut graio sud sweet
mountain bay filed the cool evening air; darkness
crept under the birches and piaes and no logger
met the home going hsrvesters. Bst~een nine and
ten our horses took the way TO gard standing
little of the road, bat 1t did not appear to be Ole
Torgensen's, so We kept on. In the darkness, how.
ever, We began TO doubt OFT memory, and finally
turned back sgsin. This tins there could be no
mistake: it was not Ole rorgensens. knocked
on various door,, snd hIooed loudly, until sleepy
farmer made hi, appearance, and started us for.
ward again. He kindly offered 10 accompany u.s.
but we did not think it necessary. Terribly ia
tisued and hungry, we at last sew star Of promise
the light Of eS's kitchen window. Tbsre w~
white cloth on tie table in the guests house, aud
O,e's charming daugbter-she Rose ef WestGord-
slen-did net keep US long waiting Roast musson
tender as Der own heart, po.ssce,, pump - her
cheeks, ard beer, sparkling as her eyes, sraced The
beard, hut emptiness, void - our own cslbats
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-16
Important lnamsgs asaoa Movemeut-Anoths
French settAemcnt IN Illinois
From the Oui3sao Democratic rrcss


We learn that On important imm,grsaoa uovsmsas
taxing place. desiGned 70 exeroise oonsdsrsoe
nussoe the interests Of Central !nnos s:ne Fseecn
gentlemen from Louisiana, largely engages In sugar
planting that state being DESTROYS Of oeuensng shs
french residents Of Jowes Canada have ovfsu ssd %
extensive colony non "Tron Nvieree ana NAV vloin
~ 10 immisrsts upon and cultivate lancs In Centrn
me nesshborhood Of rscuss, oa The IHioos Central
Raircsd bss hes. selected = scs spos Offering NE
been already purchased from the Illinois Central Rar I'D
Company together with me 8, ool soees and upwards
fron sdivid1aI Isho 20 us,s " .ne vo'n,v,
Canada 70 occupy this promised land, and ve cannot
but look with Grsas satfsoon upon tue probsbls results
% y. .. q ss 80 and Of
thaa portion Il our s,ats rne drst division on tbs I'm nv
grafton IL expected 70 reach Chicago To-Day. IL ~
sns S % The yssr
We also learn that some prominent otiissos ssy
land together visu mary ~ the planters oi bouUsns
yin ssory Join their pnu.noe and exer'ons 70 sdd 70
Arrangements are nov being perfected 20 crect 81 IL
cusa large end commodious hotel, seveih ssorcs,
steam mill large warehouses for the storage OF voeas
and com bel po'k psck,pg house, toseher Sith
pumet residences. Teams ana sgronNu,m lmp'c
nepu being forwarded ~ rapdb ~ poevo'e, ana
probably upwards NJ ave thousand acres GU De placed
under cultivation the prescott seasoo -
An sru,ey rev feature In the course OF trade wiz 30
be developed by this moveucni " eetns intended 70
make Tscusa central depot isr the depra an dnti
button OF the stapieso Lau'sna and for tns purpose
are N be erected Tor the storage OF roe
sugar. molssses, So, which ell Dc snippeo up VIA oe
u,ss,ssipe Cairo and the Illinois Osnts railrM1, mus
sgoro,us 10 he residents OF ptyal iuipos regular sup
DIV Of nese products st lover rates nsn have nereo
lore ruled sipoe they VIII be recsveo oueouy rom ,ne
south vibout the present extra expenses caused ~
com missions and retail profits,
To Il Y M.lhos, ESQ, Of Louisiana, The originator
and prime mover In THIS enterprise We W"n w VOC suo
cess which his benevoIeoce and energy should DOM
mand
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-16
Fort OF New York, March Is, 1857.
ARRIVED.


Hs:: 4: e:s
win q s s a s ssE
s asSrSss eek Gsss sa%oFs I, hour. Nth
during heavy gale rom Ne ~ IL oA''Ap'AA' -"
PISSED 3 5sv. E.sa ss se -
Cape Geo noss Jan 80 crossed the Equator ssb 70 been
wssihsr The and osi IN: iss in.
sssvSd Anchored on The bar Light o days passage
Dss q
ss Ss.s s. vi. ship
y~s
krs March aa SC, Ion g. passed sohI Emu., bound 8
for sle,i; i bark sarah - ls snox PASSED Dec w
with a G
:p ss s rssss a Ss s asd De
where che encountered heavy gale, during which NIT:
sn s csrns
Gnsl Jan e. LAT 81 3 lon g 80 scoxe ship Orient from
north Of Bsrmnds. WIN strong xses "a,
s Sos Ct ssss days with
ship Victory new Ainsworh, sexburJport, sc hours in
toy waning sfis
Feb With hides &C to master feS u iA 4 os loo 81 &c.
s'Es. sA ss.s 's Ssss
f Sss .S no, NJ IS from New
where she put In fer orders, with Coffee to order 80
Bark Uore1e (BTem) 1raeau Bremen Al days, with mdse
and 20 passengers to Berman. Koope Co
Brig kaoolah f Gardner Me- HclAh, st Johns PR, FEB
"a with sugar, TO Nelson Clements Co. 9th ins, Cape Hat
ses se sIs b 3 miles ssap spoke scnS F.1s
With oss Of foremas bowap and head Of manmsst want
ed assistance,
Brig Henry McChlerg OBJ, Wright Barbados via Antigua
(where che In q days. with TO LeAycra
4 Co Had heavy weather
Brig Msyhew nall Bermuda, March 6, With hides, &c.
to m smiih Co. Sailed In with schr Mississippi for
Jacksonville
brig suwsnnee !of Csmdeno sherms., y Mar.s5 days,
WITH coton to Sur atwood. Anderson Co Experienced hea
Wy weather en- the caest
scbi Frances Castne Conner Msyaguez IS day
with and Lobsch 6chepler vessel TO
experienced very heavy weather. split sails, 10
6cbr Meteor cf bridgeport Surges Turks Islands via Der
muda March with sa 10 order Experienced heavy wea
ther the or tire passoge.
Schr Arne Murch Mobile 80 days with cedar and cot
ksgle Hazard Has had very heavy weather Lost
sails, &c.
scbr Los Carr. Endicot Philadelphia
Schr Astmesd Rogers New Bedford
schr Phsro Robbins. new Bedford.
Schr j . sweti, eu. Weiheot
Steamer Pctomska Cuthman, New Bedford.
Steamer Petrol Arey. Providence.
Steamer Quipebaug, Holm, rorwsch.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-16


eneots (no, merohandee), pro'esssiooai books,
imple mepts instru ments, asd tools Of trade
OCCUPATION, or employ ment OF persons arriving
IN the Cunitcd staus Provided, That this er.
empsion shall nos be cons rued 70 include ma
ohinery o, other articles imported for use In
any manu- acturipg establshmes, or for sse. DO do
Sleeps wool, un msnu fac,ured, OF The value 81
the Dor, OF expectation OF twenty cent? por
pound or less, and hair OF the alpaca, the goat
and other ike animals unmanufaoured: Pro.
vtded INA, any wool Of the sheep or hair Of
the aIpaoa goat and other like animals voiob
shaiI be i'm ported 10 any other than the ordi-
nary CONDITION ~ nov and here,o'oro prsoused
or vbcb sbaIi be changed 10 us character for
the purpose Of eva ing the duty, or which shall
be redu oed In value oy the Intentional adnix.
tuye Of dirt or any foreign substance 10 twenty
cents per pound or lsss, shall be ssbjeot
10 nav q duly of twenty four per oentan al
paicrer asythng In this ACT 70 The CONTRARY
notwithstanding ......sss'ss's .s.'"5o1" 40
sea a. And be n further enscted, That oil goods,
vsree and rperobandsse which shall be imported from
,os,sn countries scr the psssase OF THIS so aud be In
the pubic sores on he day Of July aforesaid, shall
be subject on entry thereof for consumption 70 no cshss
duty than II The same hsd been imported respectively,
after That cay. -.
uy soods wares and msrchandiss Imported % md M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-16
analysis OF pHs NEW TARIFF ACT.

The sue,oa.sd anaiysis which h. besn eassfuy pre-
paxeo gives the reader ready end mteahgiole uow
the poysoss Of the new Tar1f cot, aad Psecenss ~
fArtry comparison between the raes Of duties ING
law Of ls$o and that Of 1857 By giving me varioss III
tcies separately and alphabetically. ther rspsclvs
classes u viii enable business men % understand o
glance the operation Of the cot Ihe amount OF re-
ducton, II will b seen, u considerable; 20 eroes az
terence Of opinion prevails 70 the enec wnaoe
likely 70 produce upon the revenue OF me ooonwy inc
fret column Of figures desgnates the duty under tue
rim Of isIe ana he second column the duty under the
tariff Of 1851
AN ACT REDUCING yHK DUTY ON IMPORTS ANB
FOR oTHEs PURPOSES
Re enacted BY the senate House Of Represents.
ves q me United States Of America In Congress asse
sed Thss and afser the nrs day OF July, eighteen
Hundred and y seven, dd pslore duties shall DO in.
posed In lieu Of those now imposed upoa goods wares
ana merchandise imported fro abroad into The United
States, follows, vizUpon the articles ated 10
schedules and OF he tariff cot Of eghteea hundred
and forty six, . euty OF Thirty per oentum, and upon
those enumerated In schedules Q, D. E, and II oil
said s the duties OF twenty four per oentum nineteen
per oentun fifteen per csnuu twelve per oenum, eigh,
per ossum and four per osntum respectively With suon
excepgoos ~ are hereinafter made and eli articles
tmpos ted - and not enumerated In the said
schedules, shall pay duty Of fifteen per oentuu.
SCHEDULE A, B.-Inirty per Cent.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-08
new YORK ADVERTISEMENTS,

From II. s. sCHELL late Of the firm of SEILLS, VIssoER
OWEN SoHsIL. United States and Foreign Newspaper
Advertising Agent, Moffats Building, $50 Broad
way, New Yovk.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-08
MILLINERY GOODS.
FANCY BONNETS. PICNIC HATS
AND
Millinery Goods.


49, jrst received per last seomers from Eu- 81
WI rope.
FsoTa the Unprecedented patronage We have received
has fully bi>hed he reputation Of house aid in
creased trade eper and lave made large addi-
tons stock, which select in designs than
any time this
such Flowers ladys, will delight you and the Eu-
gre ipsey Hats hewitchinR Call this Is our
last stock for this season, and viii be sold out
Cur stock Of Straw and Fancy Goods, EmbToderes, &c.
consists Of
1000 rich Paris, Buga Fancy Bonets imported styles
100 cases Hair, 6ugal Bond Lace Bounets;
25 cases English Straw and other plain STYLES;
dozen Imported Imperial Chip Bonuets
6'6 Cartons of Paris Fowers for bonnets, parties and
brides;
272 Cartons of Paris Ribbons, for Iand dress
trimmings;
60 dozen Hoop Skirts, bone and STEEL bone. &c
40 dozen Spanish aud French Fans;
81 dozen ParssOls, assorted quality;
Rich Black Bugal Lace Mantillas and materials;
Bugal GimpS and Laces, white, blond and Maltese;
Black Busal Collars and Sets, for MOURNING.
Our stock of mbroidere is only beautiful but
consisting part Maltese Work, Muslin, Jaconet
Sets Collars Of oniton Work, Muslin. Maltese Jaco
net UnderSIeeves, Worked Bands, Paris Embroidered
Elastic Belts; Ladies medium CFbbas Port Monies
The Bonnet Comb and styles of Tuck and ReddinR
Combs, with many Fancy Goods too numerous mention
viii be sold at a great reduction in prices.
trust TO the liberal patronage extended to
for the thirteen years. and shall endeavor by
lite att enton punctuaty aud honesty ofpurpose, to
mand a continuance.
f. WISE Agent,
mayo No. 46 Union st. next door to State Bank.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-08
NEW ROETE TO MEMPHIS.
EApE nNT Y aTo
5ss ssszzsg ssssss. 81.
TENNESSEE & ALABAMA RAILROL

len N ESSEE q ALABAMA RAILROAD
EIizzzrSl fTSs5zzs77 ESES==zeI sezHS=7s 4Sl~Tl
IN and after Wednesday, April LIST, 1857, Trains will
~ run follows:
GOING SOUTH.
MAIL PASSENGER FREIGHT PASSENGER.
Leave Nashville 500 a. m. 345
Arrive at Thompson So a. $40
GOING NORTH.
Leave Thompson $50 a. m. 600
Arrive at Nashville 1918 a. m. T.sS
Passengers from Nashville by the Morning train breaks
fast at Franklin.
Stages connect with the Trains at Thompsoas
Through Tickets for Memphis, Waynesboro' Jackson,
TuScumbia, Florence Pulaski and Columbia can pre-
cured at the General Stage Office under the Verandah
Hotel, Nashville. W ON. PERKINS
march2l-t Superintendent.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-08
TO THOSE WHO RIDE!
FRED. SLOsRsV.
Manufacturer Of Carriages, Coaches BuggisS
Light-Waggons, sc.
No. /

14b NJ 5UIlsl &c
No. 60 Lower Market street, Nashville
AN nos manufacturing every variety M-ER ~
aad style % vehicle, nom the pa!ness 80 ~
lob 10 the most beautiful and eisboratly Sef@~Ts3-
finished tgvp out. 49,
Having engaged urEtcass workuer and obtained iarge
amount OF the best OF stock prepared % do Work
which WI compare with any Ia the whole county either for
style durability. All kinds Of vehicles ke4t ~,
hand, promptly made 3 order. -
EVeretts Patent Coupling
This important Improvement ia the coupling Earynre
Ae has awakensd much interest throughout country
and so"k ed 0pon with the most fAvor where
known. Having the exclusive right this eity AM nov
4klEg use ofthem In eonstFucns Carriages hagges Ac
~ Remember the plseest tAe Old Stand efFTed sloan
NJ o. Lower ~ AFhEA street. Ea.--tG
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-08
FRESH ARRIVAL OF SPRING AND SUMMER
STOCK.

II AS received his stock of Boots Shoes, Hats, DIN
Il Trunks Valses, Carpet-Bags, &C, for the B$kE
Sring and Summer Trade, consisting in part as NV
follows, viz: 49,
Ladies fine Kid and Nor Bootees thin and thick sole;
q" 81 Kid Slippers, plain and trimmed,
d" Lasting Gaiters, side and front lace;
f" /" Lasting Patent Caters, extra fine;
% :" Kid Caters Buskins and Ties;
Misses and Chdreus Lasting Caters and Con- Booees
Chdrens fine Kid and Nor. Rootees, Weted and p Sole
" Slippers and Ankle Ties;
Fancy Glove Kid Top Bootees
Wonen's size Kid Bootees, Buskns and Sppersi
" Nor. " pegged and sewed;
Servants heavy Caf Kip and Nor Bootees extra sizes;
Gentlemen's fine Calf pegged and sewed Boots:
Gents 6ne Congress, Cali, Pat. and Kid Oxford Tesi
" I" Lasting Brogans, of various styles:
Boys Youths and ChiIdren's CAT Pat. Leather and KID
Congress Caters and Oxford Ties.
ALSO-Men's Boys' and Calf Kip and Congress
Brogans fevery description, extra Sizes
ALSO-A large stock ofTrunks VaIses and CarpetBags
of the best quality
HATS HATS HATS-I have received, direct from the
manufactures styles of Spring and Summer
Hats consisting superior Cashmere and Soft Fur Hats Of
every quality together with endless variety OF fine Leg
horn Panama and Straw Boys Men and Children, all
which will be sold the most able terms for cash.
to punctual dealers. b. K. CUTTER,
May 10 Nos 81 and 50 cor of College and r oadwav.
ALSO * Ere = constantly hand a full assortment
Leather Betting, from IL to - inches in width, and
the article Brace feather with Copper Burrs and
and MachneSts would ind 1t to their IN
crest to examine my stock before purchasing
3. x, CUTTER,
May1s Nos So and SO CO.. College and Broad 'ay