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New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-19
COURT or COMMON rLEAs-ArmL r.-Bsto-

HILroS.
A WARNING 10 THosE wHo THROW SNOW rRea
TuTIR HoUsE-rors.
youi, Alao Adnisstor snd Jane l. WsIncr Admloiszss
tx the E.s,e q WuL H. Warner. dec ss. at NasAsse
II. Wolfe.
Action 20 recover damages for the desth Of VIM u.
Wtrror caused by teirg struck by qGssuty q
.,ow II ro~r by defendant servant from the roof q
4, ,!sresIts house. on the corner of Filth avenue sH
Twtriy-sxth street. This morning the jury osouees
in a et sl,d vercict for plan tfs for = 500.
sr, C,.L TtsS-B,t,rr judge HiLrox
DkCi,iON. -
W,t'sr sgt. scbieptr, &c.-Motion 70 vscses -
pr - BY the Receiver sppnted TO teose -
ceivr fer o'ter declins On attachment saS "
y auiiA 1 ooi,cu pt deuioc.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-19
LAW LNTELLaGEIVUE


SUPRFMf Co RT-CsANst Ss--s~s.L i'-Betere Jse0e
DANts>.
IHf NinI >;>G OF rEApk SrRfEr-NEs Cohhfsst0e-
TO hPFotsTIp.
Ia tbs usiser q the WEARING II Rssse s:oe.
SINE Teeks ago the report OF tAe Connissssssrs q
Asss ssnett- tr iotuirg Res6s strevt cent bAck
CT the grt ulc q ;lfoT;n Atty in tie advestemssts
&c. Thi m'rnng an amended report ". submitted
sDd q '.on made by tie Corporation Counsc -
have 1. - L6rntd. Counsel opposed rsssd como prs-
I.ir s6.tons, stain 4 Al the Commiss, asr I'D
niece over 200 ate rsticns which Included moro thsl
ka'f Of those assessed. La soms cs-es they hs4
doubled the sssessinects. and in others diminisAe4
u iemtbe wbcie Dskng difference Of a. increase 70
tie fofmerrepot OF over $s0oco. One case named
wlefe gent.,me by the first rpUit hsd been g.
sCssec al $3.50. and by the present report IL in
sesd to 81 800. Avctbcr obi ction that but tvO
Of the three {, umissoners h.d Scted la tho premise
sud effda,its read showing such e. be tho case
Tie Jutse ooAsIdered this last objection enough -
warrant % ceIyirg the motion to ccnhrr tho ~
pert ara 20 sppoIt rev Commissioners in place q
it,se Wto lave hitherto been acting; and for this
fUricse he hsked tbst the parties Interested sSoi4
sui hru rGree Of prope, pefsors between this -
Isxt Saturcsy. tion Whch hs wpu.d select thrVe 0g
hS sprioys!.
DNoHCE cAss.
Chsrss +. Gilman ast. Abigail Gilt an.-Jeague1D
4 d,yor,e e sltsd.
DECISIONS
Gustsvus A. L,liendah sgt. Diego Satl.-Motiea
6euied.
Garrett YeIsrce ag.. Jobp W. Somerindy ks.-PrV
c;siu.os fusd must be uSSs patty de'endsEt
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-19

10 1lu BTSYOLIST-A faulty Ie-idlng at the
street aud Seco-d s'ene rsse- # New
York of American origin hsve by mifonae aer another
ten scd most ptsbe condition The intaer suar
ing froin injury snd IA this ae s oen in "sut Of ne
nec lf but her situation n be- t. b. realized
Ary contribution viii 10 srs,efny ec-i.tj and most
worthy bestowed Rferer,e b. obtained from the Rev.
Dr. M.;san Of s.. Thomas Church. )
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-19

HCp-oS RIVER RAILEoAD-tiom April ~. 1888,
trims vii leave Chambers street Station as follows:
Express trains 60, and i:4j ?. IN Albany pas
serger train u 80 a. ~, Fer Sing Sing, p. IN. Fer
PoughAeepsie :, a. II /, p. M, ana $780, p IN. Fo;
Peekrkin, $3.50, p. IN. pougbkeepsie, Peetakil
and sing trains stop at the way stations Passengers
taken at Chambers. Canal. Christopher ard Thirty
first streets Trains for NcwYcTk leave Troy at 6:l1,
a. III, AID 1913 sud 5l5, p. M, and Albany 6:.j,
O. m, and ~: - and 80 pm.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-19

CuAPrEf On BgRGIAuir,.-Abc.. u 'c'cck s''-
uTds: tfnipe Ii, resieeD:s Il Mr.. ID, j. H,aso NO
- 7esih s''ee wa en,c.'d b. thieves. by mea's ot
tfci-g th. bare e tho ffcst hesemest - ~ 70 49,.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-19

TuF PoiIcr SAIX.-Thc dEst auction sale II ur
claim ed property urder ths rrsi ssene,t of j. War
rep, Property Geek OF tee MetJopcttsa Poloe, WAS
he'd on Saturday; A j. B.eeCker, So: < Co, alc-
.oree. No goods sold DIT such a. were 10 Gus
tody, W claimed before November, l&1. yet about
go lcts we're tod fCr the round sum e so. II We
add TO this tie proceea, Of ;.rrabe sr.ces s9id IN
November the amour sil be very aea-7 500. III
Warren has also row his ros.essior o,-sr Prpert!
thSt VI licbtby taveT Aa'e an. lawful o'sius'' aad
vii have to be scl6 ia lew toob'h- e-.msted 20 De
worm more i Al 81 go. Having unste Inquiries st
the Con,iolci ocs 10 the ,Incunt lere.c,ore r.
ct.yed from uscame: p:cpo..y, " ssve earned IN"
il sev,r years tef:e tse M,.opoi,.A Pcree VS. So
,sLs6ed Il ere p..d :o,r - 5Irce n,o III. pr D.
lc Treasury. = .he Chef q Pc.ce. atout s', sHc
i,tm ell tie Police Cents ls-s toar 500 We msse 10
ccmntI 1t on inee- Fo -tstemsnt' bit esk those wh'
Itt ted 10 ttl meter exc oots Ct tie results
they may &c hereafter developed. IL 3 eertaie
hoyeyeI. tia: Nc Wsr,sn ass zeeloIy taken c,ie q
the y-b,c i:ttres; aud deserves ths ccmiotn A!oh'
cue to e fa.tbfu, a,d efcl,Lt oiHcer.
ffIAPrfP RuVCI ApfF,--khc.. ~ sctCk >,.-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-19

The nativity table gives $50 nnt.ve, Of the Unte4
Stste,, Il Of ireland, 3! o. GermsDy OF England,
Of British AIer:cs, = each of Scotland. F.srce
Prussie Holland sai .As Wc.. Iut:s. Of Italy. auf
unknown.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-19

"MFscIE sTEII1" TCTET.-Frs.tus ScLell. 0id-,u
Tucker Jbu YsrdefLt Csfes Conor ]. Sherman Brow
rr C. A. May Jessie West Joseph Murlty. j. c. frasier
khchae soa,y, Jau,s Lbbey Jsm,, I. "illett, A. '
Williams: Jos. ~ Rose Trtssurr: n Parker, NisAin-kr
Cbs.e- Mil, Ssgsmorc; Henry D. Joh1"u. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-19

CIR MosrAIIry.-Ws ie.ra from the weekly re-
port Ct the City Inspector that the number o. deaths "a
s city during the pas! week was ic6. 81 Increase Of
81, o. compared with the mortality OF the week pre-
vous. The following table EXHIBIT. the number OF
desths during the past two weeLr among aiIl.' aaf
4, y .,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-19

rtsfu-e:sl Of d. Nicot vel kuow1 AT res pected
,,errpa ,by -csu q tes f,t.czSG Ward, took place
yss.rrgaT aiteIIc.p. Ire 7eDkils were followed &
yse cem:.e.y = eeverai uii;taiy con psaies and 4
- le cO-cCL..e Il ltc..e.
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Inc ticket once - IN the Passenger Depot, and Is
open hour before the starting OF each Train which
allows ample time for the purchase Of Tickets Il Is
open at no other time during the day. Passengers
for the Eastern cities leave the 5 4 NJ. Train,
which connects throughout with Trains the other
roads. Time 10 Richmond IL hours; Washington two
days; Philadelphia two and half, and New York
three days THIS Is the cheapest and best route from
Nashville To- the East.
New Orleans passengers leave the 2:3O =. NJ.
Train, arriving al Memphis in time 10 connect for New
Orleans on the evening uf the next day. aud 60
through with boats without detention % Memphis.
Those for McMnnvlle, Sparta, and Brcrsheba Springs
leave Nashville on the 80 7. VI. Train, which con
meets directly At Tulahoma with the Train for Sic Mimi
vile Persons leaving NcNunville IN the morning
arrive al Nashville al 1880 p. NJ.
AT Nashville, there boats which leave daily for
Smuhand, and connect with boats for different places
the Ohio and Mississippi rivers also daily line Of
stages for Louisville leaving every morning on the
arrival OF the night express
by this change Of Schedule, the Train from Mem
phis connects direct al Stevenson with up aud
down day Trains causing no delay Ia Nashville and
Eastern Passengers, ana one hour l. gained tho
former Schedule in going 10 Memphis from Nashville
{. l.. ANDERSON,
IT. General Ticket Agent
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Fever and Ague.

We hereby cartify that have submitted the
GrAelenburg Fever aud As,lc keuS.y " a cloec IN
s, gon AMI scientific analysis aat have aiso tested
l1s curative qualities IA severe Sascs al tCNcr aud
Agu~ Nc Llku grpAt pleasure IA saying that q iIs
prov ed completely successful, ana tiizt u
skliliully compounded Tunleas. II Floty deseTy ing
tlsc o our 6rvthrcn Of the Aeiea Faculty
zId Ihe Fabl.s.
$ n MARkRRS NJ. ~, New York; osAs W. RE-
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Illinsis GRos. J. JOHSso<, "A a., Asssoari, M. a.
kirraEiGE, n H., ~ II. JAs I, MoTE, N. -, Indiana;
10 A. TA5sISOloN. y D., California, ME- \. Asa
T1S, Al. j., LOUISIANA
aov3o-lf 49, Agsat Ter GEscfsnbsTs Co.
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Change of Schedule.
Ese ES4:..Ss.55 t5ss95zzs. . 49,
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
Es- DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS -tzN
EACH WAY OVER THE ROAD.

ON and after SUNDAY. JULY IIth, 1855 the Pas
" Senger Train will run follows:
Leave Nashville daily III A. NJ. and 2:3O =. NJ.
Arriving at Chattanooga al 2:2O 7. NJ and 80 NJ.
Leave Chattanooga al \. NJ. and 9 NJ.
Arriving AT Nashville n 1880 T. NJ. and $40 A. VI.
Through tickets are sold al Nashville 10 the follow
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-22
w. T.. CHNHIDS ~ cos
PATEN
Elastic Fire and Water Proof
CEMENT ROOFING.

INHE undersigned purchased the state Right for
i Tennessee of the above patent about year
and has since introduced extensively in various
portions OF the state. asks ncw the attention of build
ers, and the public generally To superior
ty over other modes of Roofing.
The material forms a hard and smooth surface. II
is impervious 10 water, elastic aud lexible Il will
perfectly resist any ordinary exposure TO IRE; It is
cheaper than any roof Of the OLD style, and
will give ;as durability
is question. Ii Is the best thing invented for
painting Of old eaky tin roofs.
e. The Cement Will be furnished TO those at a dis
lance with directions for using.
Ca COUNTY RIGHTS FOR SALE
Hs- orders to the undersigned, through the
Post Ohce will be promptly attended 10.
1 would respectfully refer To the following gentle
men for whom have covered buildings with The &c
meni, and many others whose names are moi here
mentioned.
ARoHrTTc1s Axp MASTER MEIlASlcs NASHVILLE
Maj A. HERMAN,
Aessrs. HUGHES & SMITH, ..
COLEMAN a SPAIN,
WM. STOCkEiL,
Mr. II. ii. AKERoYD,
WARREN MOORE,
HoUGH & MCCULLOUGH,
J. X. MCCAIN,
Col. II l. ANDERSON, N Co.,
II Rev. { u. ELLIOTT,
u. +. WiLkIN,
r. J. MICS
ENoCH ENSLEY,
SLAUGHTER & HEREFORD,
W. q. SHAPARD,
y. WILLARD.
A. V. :. LIND>LEY,
Gen. WASH. BARROW,
W. II. GORpON A co
JAS IL. kENDRIcK,
Rector r. &. SMITH, Columbia.
MatsA- =. DoNEI:SOS, Davidson ceuntys
Cols.s. = POLK Maury county
ES- rf4 Nashville 4 Chattanoosa Railroad cempa-
ny nave opted this Cement Tor thu covering OF their
cars and other work.
ss- Certificates and testimonials from Cincinnati
and esegSbere, where Abe Cement has been general
use Tor several years, can be exhibited.
The undersigned has been gagged n various modes
Of Cement ro"ang for many years ana natters himself
that he has gained some experience and knowledge
during that time
havs made arrangements 90 receive a superior
imported article Of Roofing Felt from EnxfsTOS Bko
rnlsts New YORK
Samples OF Roofing TO be seen at Office.
: j. T. NATHURSf,
Once No. Is D-adrrick street.
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SheltOn's Marble Works!

Church street. next door % COrnelus's Cablnet-shop
Nashville, Tenn.
TNHE undersigned would inform hs friends No. -
i and the public generally that lac will con- -
tinue the MARBLE BUSINESS ~ this CITY At ka-s~y
hs shop next door Cornelus's Cabinet cTl-sf1-
shop. on Church street, ana calls attention 10
the stock Of -.
Marble Monuments, TOmbs, etc,
Which he has exhibition and for sale, embracing a
great variety finished IN the most superb manner
He . prepared Ia manufacture the shortest notice
Marble VI anteIs; and every description Of
Marble Work. Of the finest American and Ital
Marble. HIS 1Ork Will, heretofore, be war
ranted, and his prices 70 suit the times
Ian9-u NJ. l. SHELTON
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-22

The Graefenberg Vegetable Pills
Cures Headache, Cures Nervousness,
Cures Foul stomach, Cures Acid stomach,
Gums had Breath, Cures jauudlUe,
Cures Cs.stlVeAvss, Cures Cullg
Cures Dyspepsia, Curcs frVcrs
CuTes f4lptation at the Heart
" combines the Slraes ~ otLcT Fails withoat their
bad curetE.
Il opens the bowels genay, and Is no; drastic nor
gripping.
Ii IL the host tfH ia the wurid.
urtI tAai all ne abac bc cidi ee11 trtl
Dc dei .pod ygsal tAs G'rasfssicTg I'tH.
,. b. BitDSk, N. n, New York.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-22

Thick and Double Sole BrOgans.
A LARGE assortment Of RROGANS of the very
IN best manufacture
And Of Double Solcd and Thick Kip Boots
Just received and offered at low prices for cash by
JOHN RAMAGE,
oct1s AZ College street.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-22
Negrnes for Sale.

L HAVE quite n number OF Negroes ON hand for
Il sale amongst them an excellent SeainstreEs and
House servant. Also, several good Cooks, Washers,
&c. Call soon. WM. l.. BOYD, JR-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-22

Gloves.
Il ID and silk plain Gtovcs;
~ Md hued Z"
h.rtiu and Cashmere Gloves;
Ba.k plain anu hueG Gloves;
Buck and Cluth Gents Gauutiets;
Kid, six aud Cashmere Ladies' Gauntlets;
Ana other styles numerous 10 mention, Just rec
ooIvcd aud Tor sale by
aoyd-u Il. McGIlL
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Mi5fri.GueOu5.
To Exchange or Sale.

LIKELY Negro Woman, IS years old and her
IA i've children. the Oldest a boy l., the next girl
loaHd 80 ga down 10 infant, viii be sold
changed for other Negroes some living In ihe
country, and that wants them for their use, aud
not for speculation. Apply
J augl-l WILL. L. BOYD.
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Executors Sale of Real Estate.

THE undersigned nov Offering az private sale,
all that partson u land, lying 90 ihe south aide
the Charlotte Turnpike, oeioegng 90 the estate 81
the late NattheE Barrow, deceased. The lad iea IN
fun visW aud within about two mics % the Stale
gsustel AID lad iats vary ing sire frem
nsarisrn twenty nlac acres, all lruntirg On the
Tarns.ke road These lands sill be sold AZ fair pri-
ees aaa liberal time Ahy persons wishing 10 ex
anime iain, ascertain Particulars ~ reAtipA 10
he terms wa pis4se cali on John c. harrSN, Eear
the premises, OF on J, l. T. W BrQwss Real Estate
Agsnfs, OF TIE enGerslgned IN Nashville.
N :. riIEHER,
g. C. FORBETf.
septio-a Exseuisrs Of y Barrow, eec'd.
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HATS AND CAPS

AM receiving direct from the Manufactures all
L the latest styles Of FAN and Winter Hats and Caps
for Mep Boys and Children 'year consisting in part
of best Cashmere Soft Fur Hats of all qualities
Boys Cloth and GlaZed Gnps. Also, large lot Of
MEMS, Boy and Childrcn's Merno and Wool Hats,
which will be sold reasonable terms for Cash
punctuai dealers at Nos. SO and 50 of College
and Broadway, by b. X. CUTTER.
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TIE YOUNG wIFE's DIARY!


IL conttins tie whole history 20 wnmau's trials,
and VIII BE- read with the deepest feeding by all classes
Of the community
of similar description several Of which already
IN preparation.
All the former peculiar textures of the paper which
have given u Worldwide reputation, viii he con
unued while the several new ones viii give luunuo
variety {" as ever diversified pages. Among them
are a number Of fresh, spicy, amusing,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-22

DAS SO A4VV NON.
TINE couartnershp heretofore existing between A.
L c. CARTER, +. G. MCKAY and W. c. WILIsFoRD,
under the style and firm name OF CARTER MCKAY K
Co.. was dissolved by mutual consent the first day
of September, 1855. A. c. CARTER,
]. g. MCKAY.
W c. WILISFORD.
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Original Comic Stories,

which smack and relish OF the W.T. humor raciness
brililtncy, and sparkle ol the times.
As heretofore no labor expense viii he spared
Ca MAINTAIN the high reputation 81 the Home Journal,
which is everywhere, both at houir aud abroad.
knOpledEcd t. he tie ehnei and elegant Trpcr-
tory OF Literature aud the Arts this side oi Tie sea,
nd
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