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ClnftLAgsaG EIlsaaEy.

FTnE undersigned viii conurie
Eztsy - The CIRcULArIsG LiBRAry esfah
E-rk-S Iished by JSebb s Sntiih. They
wall from fine 10 uine make such stdnons
ot valnablk woT6s as Camel fail 10 make u
worthy the attention and patronage Of le-
READING COMMUNITY; and to suti,
peEsuns al are mcr il q situation OF haze
mol the in{lnai:eu to IDS D0oks, they weui8
saE take b Ticket in fhe LIBRARY, st,f
YOU Will titus have an opportunity Of rcadi4g
unl almost fEly subject you could IRISH. WIN
OUR THEl Expense GF BUYING THE
BbOKS Some VINO have taken toe Tickets
ina be, .,0;tAfa- tie space Of one term, read a.
hith as ilxTT TIsE DOLLARS WORTH -
b IoKsi We menHOB tbs 10 show what H.
ciiEiies PERSON viii have by becoming a SUI,
schSer. There are vert lew, persons IN lile
community VITO are wiling 70 / py what
Books tifeE would IKE 10 read, as Ills ousle
expensive. This difficulty Is entirety Cbsis-
ted By tie Library. We have placed lie
price OF Ihe Tickets So low as to be tc.tlia
tie reach cf ALONE DOLLAR IND
FIFTY QEN Is EACH PER TERM Oh
SlA MONTHS. IN view 0f these taeiiIbts.
We earnesia5 invite PERSONS from tie couaily
10 suhscTite. The Library ernsis's Of allHtst
erery brmlch Of Science, Historical. Bools
of Voyages and Travels, Religious. fOe,iesi.
MISCELLANEOUS 3dPcain! al, sc &c
DINNER < HAMPTON
II
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d. M. FOyVLE q co..
Commission Merchants and Factors,
yandcrhorst's Wharf,
Charleston. S. C..

FA.SAA WE offer our services as fEF
ss-.sss Commits on .aferchant, and 49,
Factors, IN ali the branches Of lh5 Colll...i
SION Business
In the purc chasing of MERcHawpIsE, on
orders, lve hare had much erperiencs, and viii
al al times properly attend 10 direct orders
10 our address. f9rI purchasing aud forwzrding
Merchandise from this OF other markets.
ll all safes Of Property and returns Of pro-
ceeds we shall sustain the interests OF our
Friends, and strcuy follow orders.
Consigntoei.is OF Property Tor reshipmenu
10 other ports,l by rail road or vessel, viii re-
celve prompt alienion.
q. NJ. FOWLE & co.
Charleston, 5. c., ApJIi 10, lc5i.
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LAIR Gn ARRIVALS
Goodri c.,. Buchanan d Beavers,

SSCC0tHCse, LSLCaEsAEAan a. BedteESs
(Surcessors to JOHN Goodrjch,)
BIS leave 10 announce 10 the rsx=z7
ab.l6 citizens OF Lincoln aud the
II SHY surrounding Counties that they "
are now receiving direct from Philadelphia
an IMMENSE STOCK OF FRESH
SPRING AND SUEa8zEEs GOODS,
comprising one Of the finest, richest, and
most raJied assortments OF LADIES
DRESS GOODS, the most e1fensiee, ELE-
CANT and DEsIRABLg Stocks OF CLOTHS.
CASSiMERI:S and VESIiNGS and GEN
TLEMlsN 5 FURNISHINGS generally, aT.d
tile largest and most complete assortment OF
BOOTS, SHOES. HATS, CAPS, BON
NETS. VARIETIES, HARDWARE.
CUTLERY. QOEENSW ARE, GkOCE
RIEs5, SSe, &c &c. ever brought 10 this mar
kel. all CT which we PLEDGE ourselves TO
sell as Low as any regular retail hpuse in
Tennessee.
Feeling confident we can make The in
tefest Of purchasers 90 deal with us. we ear
nesiIy solicit our friends and tie public gen-
etally, 10 give US a call and examine our
Stock.
GOODRICH. BUcHAsAS & BEAVERS.
Vest Side Of The Public Square
April 10. 1881.
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MONEY.

n consequence Of additional liabilities in.
d cured py rebuilding my shop and other
houses. am compelleu 10 request those in
deb!ed to me BY note OF account, TO come for
ward aud square off the same. Nothing but
ihs most urgent demands for Money could
ioree me tG make Ibis request.
hope all those indebted will feel them
selves called upon 10 Come 10 my relief. BY
SO doing you will much obiIge
l.. G.. e.. BEANLAND.
Nav e f0bt-lf
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f We have recently receive

Eg We have recently received
~ far the 6esi, siost fqshi9nqDEe and
Earyest assortment of JOB TYrE ever
5roggAt 10 Ltaeola County; and we
are(now prepared to do all kinds Of
Printing, at living rates. We are
practical, graduated Printers, and
can and viii as acceptable work
as any Office in Tennessee.
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PURE ESSENTIAL OILS

. CUBEss. Roses, Lemon. Jassa- -
a mime, Nutmegs. Mile Fieur. 49,.
a Peppermint, AnIse. Black Pepper,
hemloek, Ofiganunl, AbsJ rthslnunI CtJ.u4 !
Amber, CassIa. Cisgss, CupkibA.5
Fennel. Juniper, Lavender, Mustard, Pphny
royal, Rosemary. SasSafras, Neroli. Wbrtb ]
seed. Musk. Violet. Mehse, Balm. Ce,grai, sd
DIEMER & HAMPTON.
April %. 1851.
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eVVoESCG.

A LII those indebted TO us either by note
IA or account, are requested TO make I'M
mediate payment; all claims not pail or
otherwise arranged by the 255Es OF .BNRe
Ifn$t., will be placed IN the hands Of an officer
for collection. Having disposed Of cur stock
oil Drugs, Books, sc. 10 Messrs. DiEMER &
HAMpToN we are anxious 10 close cur bust
cess as soon as possible, hope, therefore,
thai all person Indebted 10 Us ,uiH consider
themselves included IN this notice.
WEBB 81 SMITH.
Jnae 8, 1851.
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LINcoLN COUNTY.

Mare. white, name short and thin, very
short tail and has the appearance OF having
been eaten of, somewhat marked BY the gear
barefoot, about ID hands high, IS or l4yrs
old; by w b Prosser, bis No 5. May IL 1851
HORSE, bay. has weak eyes. beth hird fee
white 4 bove The pasterns, 3yrs oid,aboui IA
hands high; by Edmund ID, Hicks, 9TH Dis,
May IL, 1851.
Seer. red with some white ABBOTT The face,
swaIlow-iork IN The right ear and spin in the
left. By rs old; by Henry Warren. DIS No PSI
Mach 1851
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-06-24

Bacon ICommon hams 90lo; extra j l
@l2l; sides 8 to 8; shou Iders 10 8.
Candles Sperm 48c; star 25tO23.
Coffee. Havana 121; Laguyra ID; Rio
l2 TO 1871; Java 18.
Cheese. English Dairy 12 to Ia; old u
TO 8; Western Reserve to sc.
Corn is selling at from So 10 60 cents q
Hay. eh8@s2o y 9on.
Oais. Selling at from so TO 60 cents "
bushel.
Flour. ohio 81 SO A rs; Missouri
81 % to 8 %.
Lard. 81 10 9ac.
Molassess Common 80 TO IS; sugar
house SO 1850 cents.
Pork. Hog round 6 cents; sides 81 i;
shoulders 81 green hams Z.
Rice. 6c q fb.
Salt, Coarse 81 40; fine 81 IS 10 2 cd
o. sack.
Sugar. s 10 &c as 10 quality; Louisiana
Loaf 9 to Tic; Boston IS TO Is.
WHISKY is selling at e5to &c.
ATLANTA, GA.-Bacon continues active
and in good demand at 10 l2c. hog roundI
Lard Prices firm at 12!c.
Corn. Scarce at so 10 9Oc.
Huns Baltimore canvassed, Is. -
Meal. 90 CTS q bushel.
Flour. City mill from 3 Ito 4c. Balti1
more aP bbl pc 75so 7 90.
Peas, 80 cents.
Oats, 45 also cents aP bushel.
Dried Apples and Peaches 81 90.
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eTIWa.WgSa

TENTS is to nbufy the public geHeraly that
d W. II. MOORES Is legally author
iztd-agent for tie Marble Yard al Nashville,
and ali contracts viii be flied in the neates.
manner and shortest notice possible. All
work wl be delivered at FayetIevIle, or the
places Understandable. Ali kinds of Furniture,
Slabs, Head and Foot Stones.
either OF Marble or Lane Rock. Gail and
see specimens Of Italian and American Marble
RULE, STONE & CO...
April %. 1851. BY w. II. MooREs
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P.RgsEeT'EogSGGs

Tue undeTsIgned-belag pre-
Sp pared to do all descriptions Of
Gzs<tS EEouse, Sign, and other
F;a inning, EapeF-EEaEsgiz,s. and GEss-
zEEsg, in as good style as that Of the best
wofkmen IN NLsBvIL LIE or sewhere-would
respectfully solici; an engagement in any OF
Ahe fofegoIng branches OF business By those
desiring work OF the kind. For evidence Of
his a.tlly. he refers 10 work he has ALREADY
june 10. 1851. r. RUTH.
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Iron! Iron!!

W.: .m o. keep na b q a all a sHs So
licit The custom OF those wishing TO purchase
for cash or on lime. Just received $4,000
pounds; il is in elr way, come on and take II.
B. SHAPARD.
Jan.14 1851.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-06-24

aEE We have just printed su-
pfrior assortment of Warrants, Exc
citions, Garnishees, Delivery Bonds,
Attachments &c, which we offer
cheap.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-06-24

gA small lot Of BACeN for sale.
Apply at the FayettegiAe 06serper
o5ee.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-06-24

Setting Up housekeeping!
DOTS Ovens. Skile,s, Chairs, Pals, Pig
q gins, Tubs, Churns, &c. Sc; all the ar
ncles necessary. Come all you young mar
ried people give US call, at
B. SHAPARD.
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BEpFeRp COUNTY.


Horse. bla,.k. some. saddle marks and seal
on l,is wethprs. fifteen and half hands h gii
about f2yrs old: by VIM Bonner, Dis No 3,
April I6 1851.
GILES COUNTY.
.Nare Niue, brown. ID hands, about Avs
old; by Aaron X Steele, Civ Dis No Ii March
1851.
Mare Mule. bright bay. reached name and
tail, mute marked down the shoulders, IL
hands high. 2yrs las, Spring; by Alexander
Esleman, l7lh Dis, April % 1851.
FRAsKLIr COUNTY.
Mare, bay, shod before, star in forehead.
snip on nose, has the big jaw, 10 hands h igh.
8yrs old; by y ohm Siler, Dis No 5. Jan 1881
MARSHALL doUYTY.
Horse, BAY, blind IN left eye. small blaze il
forehead, left fore and right hind feet white.
about Is hands high 3yrs old: by Samuel
MKee, i2h Dis, Ma chI2l 1851.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-06-24

re- It is now decided, by business
men, that the Bank of East Tennes-
see is as solvent as any institution
in the State. The bills arc at par in
all business transactions.
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Es1-yyEEALY LINE OE FOUR
HORSE COACHES,

EroEEa Nashville to Huntsville, Ala,
Leaves NASHVILLE. Tuesdays. Thursdays
and Smtdtys, a, F. VI.
Leaves HUNTSVILLE, Tuesdays. Thurs
days aa9 Sgsda}s, al 9 Il. u. Through
in ~ hours. Fare, 50.
s,..zzrrss4s.rlsA TIE Proprietor can say thar
aasA:--x4-l1ztzl. this Line IS well stocked with
COacsaeS and Horses. GOOD, CAREFUL,
SOBER Drivers; and IN 60 days-lhe RAN
Road htIng completed 10 Aiurfreesboro', viii
conneci the Stage, reducing the stage travel
To IS mil4s-will make this Line more de-
Srabie than any other. Thankful 10 the
public for their generous support heretofore,
hope to meet continuance of the same.
JOHN I1ERRfFURD.
Nav Is. 1851.
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10 We invite attention to our
East Tennessee Correspondence. .
f9F' is a ready writer, and viii,
from time to time, give US the ben
eft Of bis obsd rYations.
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March Eleclion---1s52.
suEnlrr-LrNceI.N co.

HCP We are authorized 10 announce Mai.
,sas. ~ HANKS, candidate for Sheriff al
Tie Mares Election 1872.
sEP We are authorized to announce Ste
t3ilcl EOuc2,s.ouc, candidate for Sher-
III at the March Election. 1852.
sEPgNe are authorized to announce
Eeicisarh White, candidate ior Sheriff
al I3e March Election, 1852,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-06-24

COUNTY COURT CLERK-LINCQLN co.
SUJs Me are authorized TO announce Con-
staut StntsEi, Esq, candidate for Coun-
~ Ciurl Clerk a the March Election. 1852,
IF we are authorized 10 announce
George Cunningham, candidate for
County Court Cleik al the March Election,
ISJ2
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A CAEs ID.

HODB < WQUpS would RESPECTFULLY in
" form the public, that they lave opened
and furnished with an abundance of suiabie
PR0NENDER, large and d9mmodous
Livery Stable. capable Of securing com
fortably 80 or 400 horses, and that they
are prepared 10 accommodate those desiring
10 hire either Horses or Bugsies5 at Tessona-
bic rates. Corn, Fodder. Hay, SC. &C. be-
ing generally CASH arhcles, and The peculiar
Character OF The business, forces Us to require
the CASH IN e0sry Instance tor Horse Feed,
&c, and Horse aad Buggy Hire. May q
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6 Our readers viii observe that
our rep ort of ''the Markets is not
as full this week as usual. The rea-
Son is, the business season at the prin-
cipal points is over; consequently,
there are no transactions of interest
to give However, we viii continue
to publish whatever does transpire.
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SECOND ARRIVAL FOR 1851!
at THE
CHEAP CASH STORE,
JKtst SIDE IF the PuJhc Sqaare.
w. H. Webb,

w AAe " WV
Has Just received, in addi- %,
* ton to his former stock, s
sSzsssSs BEAUTIFUL assortment Of ssA-
SPRING 3 GgllGl8R GOODS
and he cordially invites the Ladies, and all
those who wish 10 buy pretty Cheap Goods,
10 call and examine his stock Of LADIES
DRESS GOODS
Silks, figured Swiss Muslins, jackonets,
colored Berages, water embroidered 90, fancy
Lawns, Belgium Lawns, Alpaccas, Cling
French, English and American Prints, Bon
nets, Ribbons. fine French Flowers, Gloves.
Mis-, Wells, cotton Hose, Parasols, and tine
assortment Ladies, Misses and Chldren's
SHOES. Also, brown and bleached Domes-
..::cca. Camiets. Chanbrays, Hampshire DI-
mems. Tennessee Cotonades, California do,
New Yors CanIets. Gasslne1es, Tweeds;
brown, blsached ana i.issb Linens; Di...., .'Ss
and Tickings, Hats. Shoes and SuspeEders;
fax, spun, shoe, and spool Thread; the. best
of Sugar, Coffee. Teas. common and fine To
hacco, Cigars, Sauff; sperm. star and taIiow
Candles; Wiaes, Cordlals, Prunes, Pickles,
SC, constantly in store, end Tor sale .ow-
"a HSED9
>5sz> Pepper, Spice, Ginger, Soda,
Esy 4 SaIcralus, Powder, Shot, Lead,
lacks, Mails, Brads. Indigo, Nladder, Conon
Cards. Collins Axes, Curry Combs, Spades.
Shovels. Traces, Hames and Collars, Trunks.
Pins. Needles, Fish Hooks, Suspenders. Ia
be and Poke, Cutlery, Hard Ware, Thu
Ware. Glass and Queens Ware, and many
other arneIes, in The Dry Goods and Grocery
line, ali ot which he will sell very low Tor
cash, or to---
Don't lorgetto call at,WEBBs. where you
will find certain cure for coughs, colds, &c.
COUGH CANDY, wholesale
and retail. by w. IL. WEBB.
AprIl22. 1851.
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Es9- Judge CaaspBN is reported
dangerously i'll at AIcATinnville.
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Flour.
EO0E Here.

HE AVING purchased the Goods and Books
i & of .Lto. J. Hodge s. Co., will continue
business atlmy OLD STAND, North East Cor
ner Of the Public Square, where | will be
pleased to see and wait upon all persons
wishing 10 buy Goods, Groceries, sc. Try
ne .'SHAPARD.
Anil %, 1851.
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REslsTER-LINcoLN cd.

fr+ uEe ara authorized to announce Iii
rata .TAiiiIps. Esq. candidate for Re
gIsler al the March Election, 1852.
tx We are authorized 10 announce
81. Egel ilszgRg Ess2EsaoEsotl, a candidate
Tor Register al lie March Election, 1852.
rUys We are authorized 10 announce
alfred IL. Kerry, candidate for Register
al lie Il irch Eleclon. 1852.
srfs we are authorized 10 announce
.soFsn q. Morgan, candidate for Regis
ter at the March Election. c52.
oaacrlr COURT cEEHS- IrNcoLN CO.
fLkJS NE are authorized 10 announce JaS.
e. (sZ8iln0at, candidate tlir Circuit Court
Clerk, atihe March Election, 1852
fdJS We ale authorized 10 announce
Roberts. Woodward, Candidate Tor
(,ncilil Court Clerk a. the March Election,
1851.
TAX OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES co,
sfP we are authorized I'd announce
70 - a-ssi FAra.sK.nvr I7Sa rn nHidate fnr
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FRlSH CHEMICALS, SC.

Pure Chloroform. Benz6ic Acid. Quinire.
i1yd Po,assa. Ipdide Ferii. Mi Agent. Lac
tate Ferr. Prvssic Acid. SOlpn and Acetate
Morphia, iodine. BrosRine. Capmet Eng
Piperine, SiTiciniue. Sutrh X,nci. iisuf
ChloF;d CorTosiyum, POIasss Bllarrale. p0-
tassa Bicarb. Potsssa Citrate. Psiassa Chln-
rate, Ant Ell Potas Tart. Soda eI PsIas Tal.
Pro, Tod Mercury. Acct Cupri. Sniph Cupr.
Aeth SuIp. Ae,h Mine. Naies's Mass, Sub
Mi Bismuth. Oxide Cobah. Lopuine. b, d
Cum Creta, Narc0iiae. .I.snnIn. Arseacun j,
Pipmbi Ace'as. Balsamic Csilo4ium.
April 90, 1851.
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sE Fayettevilleand vicinity we're
never in a more healthy condition
than now. We don't know Of even
one case of sickness.
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FAY Es.1sG l.vgAEEi COLLEGE.
Notice 10 Eicchunic rs.


|GEALED proposals iorthe bricF and rood
- work Of College Izs;illce, to be
erected at FAyETrEvlLtF, Lincoln County,
Tennessee, will be received from Brick Ma
sons aud Carpenters until the FIRST day of
August EseZt. Said iedItice ~ 10 be con-
sirucled oil bricks iof be E3S feet long
80 feet wide, g stories high, and containing
about as rooms. The draft Of the building,
and all the particulars thereof, may be seen
at any time u any oFle wishing 10 become a
bidder iorthe work by applying 10 John NJ.
Bright. ESQ, al his office IN Fay eueville-
the building 10 be Completed wilhih t,co gear,
from the date oi acce ping propose IS. Terms
-one-thifd TO be- paid on the ilrst day oil
January next, one third twelve months there
after, and the balance when the work is com
pleied Bond with approved security whl be
required oil cunlraqtors. Al COMMUNICATIONS
10 be addressed, POST paid, 10 the undersigned,
Fayetteville, Tennessee.
JAMES l.. THOMSON,
Chm Building Committee,
June IL, lS5l-4i.
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The NaFkets----La Dates.
FAYETFsklLLE Observer OFFICER
June "a, 1851.
The following may be consider

NASHVILLE, TENN-Couon. The mar
kei is inacu re There is no disposition TO
buy, and plbr tiers who wish 10 sell find il
nee essaryaao ship. Small sales a, 4lG07c.
New OIL IA Ms, LA-Coiton. Wechange
our quoiatiohs for middling'8 to 81; good
middlng 94f69ac.
Corn sales from 40 inferior 10 80 Cor white
Oals. 81 Louis ordinary 35c; prime SO
to $72.
Whisky. Low proof 17s; 2oc for raw.
Pork NJ ess. inspected. 81
Bacon Prime Missouri sides Sc; Gin
cirlnasi do 81; shoulders g.
Lard l0c.
Tobacco. Sales of 1T hhds; price IN
known.
Sugar. EullyI fair &c.
Flour. 81 TO 4 l29; extra do 81 4oO
A as.
CHATrAN ooGA, TENN.-We have TO re-
cord decliH e in the staple articles of Flour,
Corn and Bacon this week. The late rise
in the river has brought down several well
loaded iaI-B oats. The Knoxville Plebeian
mentions nur nbers more on The way. freight
ed with Salt Flour, &c. The consequence
is, thai Flour has suffered a decline of full
so cents pc r Dbl. 1t cannot rally again,
owing TO tho undoubted fact cf there being
a much larger Wheat crop this year than
ever before, throughout East Tennessee and
Georgia, while the late seasonable rains
give assurance Of a like abundant yield of
Corn. !.
Bacon is dull at 1OaO11. Il
Groceries have changed bu. hule.
ADVERTISER
AUGUSTA. GA.-Couon. There is gopd
demand for good qualities, ranging from 6
TO 8 cents. Aiiddling fair 85f09c.
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List of Estrays ,Faken up.

Isr. Kind OF animal IS glyep. %, color. 81
descnptIonl 4th, age. Ssh, posters ma MT
9th, place aud lime Of arrest.
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SNUFF.

CCo1CH, Carers. TuneIl & Halls, Mae
- a5oy-s line article.
May b. q b Men ENZIE.
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CLOlTHas, CAssIaIEasEs. dc.

"a A FINE Iot of CLOTHS, black ,sxs
~ and fancy CASSIMERES; Slack. rs
y satin and fancy VESTlNG; black
and fancy silk CRAVATS; extra fine and
medium HATS; extra fine BOOTS, sc. &c.
Walk IN, gentlemen.
April u. B. SHAPARD
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For the ladies.
Iasssf7sa. FANCY Dress Six.
49, black do do
- Fouiard do
Embroidered SWISS;
Thread, Jaeonel. and Swiss EDeISGs
do do do lNsERrlNGs;
black silk LACE, I;
RIBBONS and FLowERs;
CARES, COLLARS and CuFFs;
Drawn Silk BoEsETs (wnIte;)
PARAsoLs andd tlAHs;
EAR RINGs and lBREksT PlNs;
i Linen aud Cambrsc HAsDKEReHiEFs;
+ Kip Gloves, gobd assortment;
10 faci, every Article Of Ladies Dress Goods,
of tie latest styles.
/ May II. s.. J. SHANKLlN & co.
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oySeag GOOe5SS

SEeecSssls Now RECEIVING. direct from
ESs<1a0 PHlLADELPHIA, general aSsoTt-
nieut ot STAPLE and FANCY
DIV GOODS,
which will Sell at SMALL PROFITS for cash,
orto puHctuil dealers On the usual time.
AnrlI 22l ID. StiAPARD.
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loov Xror J

FFfTF The Undersigned krep Ia,4 !
zss.lsttsasy cioek OF BOOKS asd PAEf.is.
Sa-a--1----g spnslslfag Of atedisal Historical,
Poetical, Miscellaneous ahu S5ehaol EJobs III
all SORTS anl SUES; PAP1R, pest, caps mus
note. drawing anu Pedvidled, q iine assgtr
meU'; leiiet and note Els / osEs; plaia al
fancy or figured NIsIrlNd CAkDs; Aso,io.
Waters; Seating Wa; " aIeI stamps Sa,if
and Sand Boxes; Gold az j Steel Pen P4l
Holders; OH Quilis; INK. tsack. blue. is,i s.,,i
indeiiDie, u the li1est qqsl.sy; lux olaDds;
States and Slate lgnciis5 SILVER. cedar s.i5
lead PEscIi.s; PencI roiDtk. sc. &c.
Al persons wishing to purchase anv OF al :
above ARTICLES, are earuessis soi'efied 10 cali.
and theY STALL De- st'riI both u price cIi
quality.
DiEMEn & HAMPTON. /
April 9l 1851.
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LADIES.

HAVE 4 variety Of Dress c.
fsIr3-! Goohs, Bonnets. Ribbons, -
rs Flowers, ParasoIs, fine KID Shoes, sc.
,Aai world like TO show you Give me a call
April %, g. SIIAPARD.
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Eg Read tie comm unication
headed 'iTread Lightly" Something
should be done in the InaEet without
delay. I
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CO.. The Mayor and Aldermen Of
Louisville, KY, have S absorbed
sl,0oo,0Oo to tfi Z IouisH lie and
Nashville Rail Ro4d TITS believed
that the citizens viii confirm the
eIo,.;rf;on
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POSTAGE.

a LII persons owing me Postage, either
a LetterIo Newspaper, will please call
and Settle 81 the Is, July.
June IL. 1851. ii. c. HOLMAN.
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ElF Remembe + the Celebration
here, on tie Fourth Of July
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Chm Building Committee,
June IL. lS5l-4i.