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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-14
Markets. A.. Reported by Telegraph.

N,w.ORLrAxs, July iI-CoIros1saie; today 900 bales.
Ioui. white Sc Yellow Corn soc. Other articles are
generally unchanged r,. ,,,., and npch.,s.a ..,..
Of oply .msi parcels wHE.r-Buyers backward .sd anw.
a. , tbs vi.ws of holders; sales small CoES-h9iders
s Ie about ~ 900 bushels Western Mixed at sidS2c
WHISKY, 32ic. y ..h.,..a. .s,ss Extra
CO. Ss so WuyAr dull; sales AZ 81 Hor Heine. Ioks
ai, C.sxI FssrGHrs unchanged. LAKE IMpoi rs
BuyyaIo July Isl o. m-fLoUR unchanged; saies o. o.
NJ a, SO o 50 as for extra Illinois and Wisconnn WHr
.c.rc. sales at IS Chicago Spring and 80 70, I
waukes Club sacked CoKS unchanged sales OF go e.
and Flour 42c Troy LAKE IMPORTS for the - hours no
ing AZ noon bb.. Flour 1900 BUSH "hest ""
hush Corn 5000 bush. Oats
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Tn .,oou,n, Empire city-From Ntr. Oyeans-Mrs. As.
Lsna;ad ina, and ps,1Iasa Mr. Mrs.
Courtney and friend Mis-. Mrs RcI Capt Davis. M Mrs.
I'M. MANI e s%s am. and
From A,pinsaa Mr. Flse5sd D. smith + Colt ); M p.
R Rsn s Hs: rf F,s. -
+ Rs.i1ss h SHERWOOD f. VAL
Mr. and Mrs j. Weber, Cummings, Col gssl =; s. A.;
H fd D. Mr. sna a sSa
ysnt j. B. Reed s. W Alry. A. II. Psen Mrs ROdoph and
;sysn d M Van p Ra.s s nf Sns Red
L. g. Zamorrs Mr. Davidson N NJ Dsntes L: stafford K
Fss1ss fsssi ssi DIS
friends, Fssd r d. Ss'i
wi Col Robertson clsbb MI and M: Rand la
bella Lsrkn and Mrs McCuiloch, Mr. and Mrs. Emerson
NJ Plata, and 10 in the steerase.
s= S% M Rs.s and
1sdis john ftsi Fss N SALE
george e. M, s s.S Jenny willard
d doSd%:n EssSSe
Mi Mars Max k ssssI .S ssass
:P siq Ms fHs:r !qS;fpl sns
Henry Tom s.ai + Alfred EdS.IS. M H B Nc:
son Mr. and Ms William B. Greene children and servant;
and MI and M john M
sebbn Ms; stshb. Mr. and Mrs Hal. Mrs Commodore
.ns .SSs : M :nS
Henriaues John Chase Ovem Mesrs Sto Hsdsmsn. Pick
erins Mr. and Mrs Dodge danghte. and infant Mrs Teknor
and daughter Miss Harriet Guild r. r. Brandon Dr. Moses
Amscn Louis Weddigen Mr. Hooper, c. Eaton, George O.
Kraft Miss Lydig Mr. and Mrs Senior and CHILDREN Mrs..
f. Lsnd Conn., Leon de Ia Chataisneou Mrs Bathy
Lefevre, d. c. Hall, Charles Lchtenbers. John Brands
Lambert Mrs Cavana and daughter, c. Boser, Mr. and
Mrs scheih, sranb, George lie C,illet Mrs Lesendre
Mrs oter and daughter Me:Ts Frederick Lsnrnser Aug
M Blumentha daughter Mrs Pamyre de Salierc
Mrs Emily Koenis Mr. Jas. r. Rose and lady Messrs Max
Gumpert Fredk ReDaud, Mich Heilbrsnn, Chas Hamone
Lorenzo Cssate Mr. p Psrdhedan and lady, Mrs Marchy
pard Lstaile, Mrs. BERTRAND Mr. Andress CLAM Mr. De
Beaumont Miss Miss Caroline Low Miss Sophie
Low Messrs. Aimable Lebrup Julius Johnston, Ganter
Hartmann George Bosseau Joseph sarwood and Miss jose
phine Vollmer-Tota, 1873 passengers.
In ship Northern Croen from ManiId-lieut Samuel r.
Carter T. NJ and l6 invalid from the United States
East India Squadron.
In ship Oypheu from ManinaChas NJ Rollins of Boston.
In brig Coaquss, from Pdra-Moses Leno
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he,hs, the peke book not been stolen outright
had been aEd defendant claimed whether he had not
~, S soI The case and saer brief conference without
their returned verdict OF guilty Tue prisoner
iuedsely called up Tor .eutence and ,he Jsage ai
CIR years Burke upon the rendition OF ta sentence
sncd around with peculiarly diodc expression OF co"nte-
, -, 4.
Andrew lie vie and Jno. Burrows we're then brought
upon indictment for burglary 10 the taifd degree
81 Rp.pS % , sss isth g a. S8s nps1 s
The s.,iuony ia substance m this was that stoe time
shove mentioned Csss HOrs.n Of hasns H. ss rear
knapp. store; the putty wa. f9nna c1ea u t ~,
me hsht the store Of Knapp BIo.n.Is ai.
L. I'll. 10 taxing putty from the glass in the sky
hsst the other denied having had anything 20 do with IT.
Tn. Juass charged Jury briefly the law Of burglary
ana sfs short their they returned
vrrsst Of Guilty Of Attempt burglary in the third degree
be, Levi, sad active part IN the business"
Che Coa addressing Lewis said: You are an old ohen ief
Prison for two wears and months" Against Burrows
evidence less direct ami the Judge said nothing was
Of his previous character He was sentenced 70 the
Al this point the Court announced to the Jurors the
welcome intelligence that they were discharged Tor he Term
and they from their seats and LOT ne uo win
Thomas REID and Henry Kline, indicted for passing
money discharged no witnesses Appearing
They have been In prison since last February
james POWELL indicted for larceny committed at the
Ator House, pleaded guilty to attempt larceny This
felony eSnea s,saTs an ns b"d theft
s.d that suspended Judgment already hung over the De.
and The cSs ss
him. The Judge would tres. the prisoner as enienty
possible and sentenced him to the Penentay for six
months -
Judge Russell having disposed of all the business
before him. LEFT the Court and the Court remained opea for
business before his Honor The Recorder not appear
Mr. Walsh exercised the prerogative 81 declar
ms tina, the Court would take till tomorrow morning.
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THE TURF.

UNION COURSE, L. I.-TRoTrING - Thursday,
July g. 1S57-Match 81 OOO mile heats, best in s. to
wagons
Time: 242-242-s.42t
Monday, July Is, lS57-Match $1,000 two-mle
heats:
H. Woodruff b. m. Rose of Washngto I l
D. Pifer's b. m Belle of Portland. ...........
Time: s12-5lS.
CESTREvILLE COURSE, l.. I.-TRoTTING-Ihars-
dov, July 9, lS57-Match 81 600; mile heats, best in
s. to $50 b wagons.
#. Johnson's B. IN. Manhattan Mad......"."I /
H. Colyef' Gay Jim. e q. <,
Same Day-Match 81 900; mile heats, best in 5,
in harness:
Pieer'sb 8: Breeze. Received forfeit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-14
MONDAY, July l3--P. NJ.


The feature of the Stock market to-day was dullness
compared with the activity which has ruled for some
time past. The market was somewhat irregular, but
generally prices were sustained. The shorts the
principal buyers and less than the usual proportion Of
transactions was on time. The time sales over three
days were about equally divided between buyers and
sellers options At the Second Board the transactions
were moderate but in descriptions better prices
were obtained The main contest between the bulls
and bears is now Central, Erie, Reading and Mich.
iean Southern, principally the latter, cash stock of
which is scarce, but which is offered freely seers
options thirty sixty days atlsrge differences. Avery
large amount Of stock is TO be delivered at the opesng
on the 2Osh, and the bulls expect that much difficulty
win be encountered in making the delivery. This feel
ing keeps the cash stock very steady. The Company
has been making up LET Of its rockholden prepare
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ARRIVAL OF THE ARAGO.

The Steamship Arago arrived at this port last night
Her report is as follows:
The Arsgo brings 1873 passengers, the usual mails,
Sos, 900 in specie and $50 tuns merchandise Amongst
the passengers are Duncan r. McRae, esq, and
family, late American Consul at Paris and Alfred p.
Edwards, esq, bearer Of dispatches.
Left at anchor in Cowes Roads, United States
steam frigate Susquehanna, and ship Viking of New
Bedford, from Gallo arrived July 1. July 5, II a. m
Lat 500 l6 long 90 passed bark propeller, with
white stripe around her smoke-pipe, bound east
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~ steamship Ar'sG Lns: hay y ss 5uns 80 and GGwss
Livingston Experienced strong westerly winds. and had
Steamship Empire Sy, Mcrsn.n, Newo,esn. 1h inst.
and Havaps sh with dse and lss pass to Roberts,
ship MsmpS from Orleans for signals WIN
and pa ~ kSa R s & with Of
ChiDcotesgpe exchanged signals with steamship Jamestown
ESI,fs a M.s it, M; mill March - passed
Co Was in lat Il N and On 81 W. on June n, being II
.: eS aps e';.y from
Es1S March x May It. 2 s. on IS E. spoke Dutch ship
with @d,e: and SO 70 1. Amsinch % inst 1885,
ship o1Ss: St s;sis'Sn Mitchell: . Manila March IA @
, Bari Eliza Bars BT Of BsT9d.l Wellington Cisnfcsos
& r. h ssss"ssa Sunderland
sa as. 81
With ss se and G1os. o pS:Pse Berry cdena' June
and sas fsts P cSSs Nc NAY e. sA palm Il
pohe sehI Rerz from PrOvincstOwn for Charleston ground
Conquest. Pra.mussen Para June % and the River June
Bit Union Mcclellan Windsor 10 days. with plaster to
Big We. studey Wilmington IL days. with naval .toresto
s ss MP ss sSss:sy . nS1Soss Portland
days ac and coffee 70 Ssss ZEE Co.. n:
10 lon "a 30 spoke bark lola Wye from New Orleans for
Clover, from Cardiff for City Point
Sehr Banner, Brown with mdse from wreck Of ship Samuel
" ses g. ssses s TO s.
schr Martha Moore Bes:isy Ns~Sefn n G.. day: with
shI Jane OBJ McGcmery, Turks Island. inst salt TO
schr Bsysrd Of PrOvdsnes Lynch Tobasco June II.
schr Lady Scott B Lands Eleu.hera 4th inst pneappss
to J. ELess
sehr Sunny South. Weeks. Washington N c. Is days. WIKI
20 with sugar, &C. to r r Buck Co. ~ '''A'D''' Juno
Schr Mary Clinton Pennington Newofesns % days. cot
schr MaI,h. Moore Beasey, Plymouth, N c.. days. with
seh Maria Jewe Cooper Msrscsbo 20 days. with fa..ict to
schr: Heloi.e H.lOck Burnt Point, N. c., days, with
sehr A. Bsysrd Lynch, Fronsera % days with loswoed
seaI Alba Msr thew. Wilmington, N C., 10 days. with
schr W Hinton Brothers, Hatseas days. with shingles
Schr Golden Rule Bullock Port Even for Portsmouth H.
Schr w T. Bird, Smith, Haddsm, Conn for Port Even
sehy w fs1Ikin Boston, Dayton { sprasus.
sehr. s A Fsleoner: Terrell, Baltimore dsys coal
schI keIen 5sppuch, Gllsy Boston days, with 6sh.
sehr Adelaide Ncter.on BsnstsSs fer ~ T, S0'0n'
s scsr &c, oiindls. Bean Rendou for Bangor
sehr Lewis, jayne, Baltimore days coal
Sehr. Justice, Kenyon. Newport.
sloop Oliver AIMEE, French, Taunton.
Sloop u. Van Name Joline VIRGINIA with wood
B. Cromwell w A"1''' "N'e' '" 40
BELOW-One bark.
WIND During the day, 8. 9. Z. and light.
Bark Dudley Mls from New.Orle bound 10 Nswpsr
RI. WITH cargo Of syes went s.Sors near River Head .;
ssspgd'y morning 18th inst, during iot
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MARZNE. JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
Cleared.

Ship-A Gilbert, Paine, St. John, D. Fairbanks
BaIks-Kate Lincoln, Christian, Demerara, s. NJ Smith
Co.: p. C. Alexander Cocord Matanzasi William Patter
Malaga, Galway, Csssada Tells Rhene (Hamb) Spi-
GER Hamburg, T. Bech Kunhardt-
Cspep Johnson, Havana, Mayhem, Talbot Co. Geunsefs
Dach vsssr Amsterdam Funch Msincke Anda Datchl.
Smith, St. John, N. B. Edmiston Brothers.
schooneIs-H d. 0rndle Bartlett Bangor H. Sanford
Co. c. T. Strong Liscum, Baltimore Mailer Lord Que
Henrco, Whipple Richmond c. IL Persons Grovesnd
OBJ, Drohan, St john N. b., A. Smithers Co.
Steamers-Delswsre. Copes Philadelphia New York and
Philadelphia Navigation Co Piedmont Wle Baltimore,
II. b. Cromwell; Black Diamond, Allen, Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-14

present they having purchased freely from the wool 90
ths, viii not be obliged extent i toe
a"tunn when prices become better established The
dunn Of foreign continue good request. and prices rule
6mly further sales Of 30 bales washed Smyrna have
be,p effected al H dc SIX and small parcel Of Mes
tho on private terms ,,.J
:, ,he abatement, sales Of 300 bbls. at 32ic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-14

Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR THE TRIBUNE.
MONDAY, July IS, 1857.
AsHES-The market is without important change sales of
Is bbs at 81 sSi for Pots and 81 81 6s3 for
Pearls ..o.,,
COTTON is steady with sales to the extent Of 800 bales
The Anglo Saxons advice had effect upon the feeling
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-14

Bv the North BOat6o 600 bush Corn, 1880 BUSH
WHEAT 8 0Oa bush. Oats. sT2 pkss Whisky - 49,
Bv he Erie Railroad for fioo dag77S bbs Flour 1876 DO
Whisky do Provisions 10 PkSs Butter 70 do Chesse .,
do Tobacco els baes Wool - do Copper, IN do SKINS, "
Waes ISo Hogs 66lO sides Leather, "a bbls. OIL
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Thus the Receipts show falling of Of Sol 600 from those Of
last and sos 600 from lss and the Exports exhibit the
followins resnlts:
Ct Britain France. OtherF P. Total Stock.
1851 Dee 5O7O0o 5000 10000 $4,000 Inc 5000
lt2S Dee 9e 900 Dee2 eco Dec $4,000 DecSoco
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WIND During the day, 8. 9. Z. and light.

Bark Dudley, MILE, from NewOrleans bound 10 Newport
WIN cargo o. slaves went ashore River hcsd o.
SsspgdsJ morning 18th inst, during i0c
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And We have total Of (for the for.nisht
The Hudson River Railroad Company viii pay the
interest on their FIRST mortgage bonds, due the first
of August on that day, at their Office
The New.Jersey Railroad Company have declared
a halfyearly dividend of v cent, payable hr't
August.
The amount received for tolls on all the canals OF
this State has been:
For the fourth week Of June, 1854, 80
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70 tie Editor Of The " y. Tribune.

MILWAUKEE,, July o, IoO,
SIR In your issue of the 29th ult, find card ad.
dressed to the stockholders Of the La Crosse aud Mil
wsukee Railroad Company by Byron klbourn, the
President of the Company in which allusion is made
to letter recently published in several Of the Mwau.
kee papers, and which has been printed in pamphlet
FORM" Inasmuch a. am the only person who has
written amp such letter, presume Mr.. Klbourn a.
ludes TO he one published in The Miraakee Sentinel
Of the 18th ult over my signature, and which some
partial friends have had issued in another shape.
Mr.. KIbourn says that "every allegation made in
that letter impesching the integrity Of the La Crosse
and entirely unfounded in truth" In reply TO this
weh to cay TO your readers that all the statements
made in my letter duly considered, and by the
great maze Of intelligent people here, a. we'll q my
sef they are believed both in gross and in detail,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-25
r. C. McNAIRY & CO.,
LARGE DE2LERs KIsTs OF
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
70. IS, COLLEGE STREET,
NASHVILLE. ENNESSEE'l
Dress Goods.

Together with endless variety Of medium and low
priced silks IN FOunces Fol a-Que, and by the vaTd
ia plain paid. srined bavsdere', also satin faced
and Merinos and Ca shmeres. GreatvsTie'l
OF and Union Plaids, Nousdeaines and every
thing new and dasrsb'e in this way.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-25
Curtain Goods.

Elegant Satin LANES 10 al coors, with trimmings tC
match Elegant Reps hinz ors with Trimmings t.
match. leg mt Lace Muslin Curtains; all WOOL unior anC
Damasks in great variety, together with Coz nces
Curtain Pms. and Bar de-.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-25
FOR SALE.


4 LOT Cherry street. South Nashville, near the
n Baptist Church, which there small Frame Ten
ement The lot IoLts 40 teet lsO deep. Apply
sept23. A. V. s. LINDSEY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-25
Valuable Land for Sale.

= WISH 20 sell the farm where / live, containing
about two hundred and ninety acres, situated twelve
miles from Nashville between the Nashville and
MurfeesboTo Turnpike aud the Nashville and
Railroad; part Of the land fronts said Turnpike
half mile and q part lies within hundred ards "
the Railroad. The place IS well improved comfortable
dwelling house, good water aud orchard q both
Apple Peach trees Am other fruits. The land is Of
good quality and under good cultivation, there being
sixty-nye well with clover. All the aI is in
closed with Cedar rails has abundance of WOOD and
every ce,irahe plantation, being admitted one OF
the u ost healthy situations N Davidson county.
Those wishing TO buy good pleasant and healthy place
would Tell call soou, cesirous to sell and will
give bargain Apply the syb erteT en- the pTemises
James n. Mcdonald, h Nashville Ne 42& Cherry
street; or TO NANCE 4 WOODWARD, Nashville.
Oot2g-soqaD. x. II. WALLACE
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-25
House Furnishings.

81 1o-4 10 by 10 10 by I44 10 BY 1O4, Damask Ta'
BILE Cloths IA 81 and 104 able Dar ask by the yard,
Al OIored WO' Onion and Cotton Table Cloths,
Plate strF ed Toiinettes, Nap ns together with AL kinds
Diapers. ngs Tseles Quilts &C., &c. Also all
widths cotton and linen sheetng, Pillow Linens, Domes'
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-25

THAT valuable Dwelling at the corner Of Cedar and
Sunni street. The lot fronts IS feet Tie Dwell
ing i large and modious and here is a Office on
the lot. II Is Of The desirable locations in the
city Apply to
sept12. A. V. s. TINFSTFY.
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For Sale.

T'HE Rute6ge property be rented until first Jauu
Il airy, 1883. Possession gwen Il rdisttlv. Apply to
sept2}. A. v. & LINDSAY.
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For Rent or Sale.

elegant suburba residence the Southern bounda-
n ~ cry 81 red in the re Of onTace Of
the front OF vi h highly oTnam~nted with eVegreens
shade and fruit Of Cho variees. II aO contains
vege able garden, hue newly papeTed and painted
and ever thing in complete repair
In addition the dwenP, there Is servants house,
stable caTri and COW house Ire IS also large cls-
-ern, capable q cOElai-ine sou tarreis Of water,
The house is eTiucnce, manding an extensive
and picturesque The property Will b olt a price
suitable 10 he tines rened 10 ca eul tenant APply
A. V. :. LINDSAY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-25
LINDSLEY'S ADVERTISEMENTS
YalnahIa nualling for sac.

THAT convenient dwelling tie q sur er
and DsadeTicx streets for sale The lot fronts
fee. The house ntains eigh and vii hin three
hundrtd Of the pub c -ouare. The owner wishing
u 60 the ~ viii take fair price for IN OPP
srty, sold By the 1t of January next. Apply to
Dec lit. A. v. :. Ii SLY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-25
II HMoV a..

NE subscriber takes this method informing his old
customers and friends and the public generally. tia
he has removed his Hardware store from the old
Market strset 10 No So la the large brick building lately
erected the South side % Broad street. he keep
constantly hand and makes TO order the various
embraced 10 his line Of business. lie invites especial at
tentiou his large assortment OF CASTING, al LLOW~
WAR;, BRASS, such as Mantle and Coal Crates, Wag-
Boxes, PloE Mods straw utter CcrnShe icrs, Corn
Crushers Mill CrUshtrs balcouy WORK and Iron Fencing
Coffee Mills Kettles Bras Kt tteF pogIroas Candle
sticks and almost endless variety other articles
iau2g-tI A DREW ANDERSON
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-25
REM OV Al.
John YORK & co.

II ava 0sed thsc aoox' tia cry froa he TFa-
DER Bans the atory Of fhs NEEa Co.
TICS The alley setaesa DeadsFek aud Untoa stFests
uhefe have pacoss raom a1d veil prepared
10 al Eurk 10 has-
We ane siock u Biank Beck sPers, and
oar york saH eastoEsrs hoih % uorgmsuahiP
and price.
We took ths premium a. the Mechanic Pair Tor he
Aestads hiaas.books, 9na ass detsriasa %. retire
grade Ia sork.
Ma b. heoka asrpsr's hagzEins. snf ali Psriodis 80
bRgughf % us stii b hAnase asiy Aad veil 6euna.
uld uaueeFs q Harper furnished eeaplzse hoeka.
EoF sat
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-25
0OUsE ANDLOT FOR SALE.

NNTE are Offering for ale, privately, two story za
w brick house stuetsd on cherry street, fouth ~
Nashville. The house contains SIX rooms In the ~
main building betdes Itel ervfnth' room, car
house 80 bic Ac all IN lood order he lot fronts 70 feet
aud runs baes I4S alley. Wewii give bargain
"A This pTopefy II appkcA il made lt situated
in ttfiying portion he city. Tor psrteular enquire
Of 4. :. tLhsSoSA' agent
ausis 81, Chsrra street.
wshsve also for sale Los Nos IL IS 1s 20 and q in
LncoIL's plan Of ats up0n Whieh Is frame dwelling
house these lots sold suii purchasers, eG-
changed foF eount property good mules, a. lair val
nation. We viii give bargain.
ALSO Lot Ne s. in o1ston's, Humphrey's and haTtia's
addition Nashville, fronting tie kAroad Depot This
sin street, and $50 feet deep ~
an alley. II you SAINT bargain, nos is yoeT time
4. 4. 0LASCOCK, Ngent,
auFia. No o.. ChFTry street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-25
A Neat dwelling House for Sale.
FON SAFE.

CTTUATED in Eigefeld, on the GalIatn Turnpike. Fo
- fur her parric llars apply to
sep1l. A. VS.. LINDSEY.
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TO THOSE WHO RIDE!
FRED 81 O.FH.

hanniacturer q Carriages, Coaches Buggio8,
Light-Waggons, &C.
No. 90 Lower Market streets Nashville.
1 AN nov manufacturing every variety w-ss -
4 aud style % vehicle, from the Plzsnest - = ~
ob TO the most beautiful aud elabOratly SSS@~ts3~
finished ---%-
Having engaged urstelasz EorkmeB, and obaiss Lara.
amount Of the best 81 stock. prepared 70 o. ,oT
which Hu compare uith 10 the whole country either for
Style duFshy. All kinds Of vehiclcN kspt consautlv a.
hand, pr01ptly made 20 order.
AVCEetts Patent Coupling
Tbs o
&C. has AWAKENED mach Interest throughout the ceuuy
sud tslookea apoh Nth The uost favor sheru
known- Having ths exeasise cit 4 - neS
makuE OF em II conatructinE CErrikeea haaTiea
~ Remember the piaes-at the Old stsnd ofRFes slea
Ne 81. Lover MAFHet street. fan. -
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Broadway House
81. Cloud Hotel.
Metropolitan Eating HOUSE.


WE will open Fsta' lshmsnt, corner OF Cedar an
~ Cherry streets, TUESDAY,, TIE era OF o TCBsI
oct5 -ly. ). a ". MOORE
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-25
b. :. WELLER.
AGRICULTURAL AND SEED STORE
no. 81. SOUTH MARKET ST. NASHVILLE.

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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-25
TEN YEARS CREDIT.

HAVE severa handsome lots Maple street, he
UNIVERSITY, which viii sell ye-rs time fair
prices, provided interest paid semi annually. II
that ie is long enough, agree for the
princ al as long as the interest is PrOmp " paid.
AppytO
Dec 9-tf A. V. s. LINDSEY.