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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-07-15
STAPLE AND FANCY
EDME &SQRMB ED $40

iust received, which We will TAKE great pleas
ure in showIng1o all who will give us call
Cash BUYERS WILL find il to their I4teres 10 call
and examine before pure hasIng elsewhere. as
. 49, - s: ). sHANKIIN s Go. :
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The Invention Of tho Age i-steAm suppIanted'
Trim np.laa ANIL

Great Invention of the Age i-SteAm bupplnnteu!
Gas Triumphant
TIME century be recorded
OF steam has passed. and with VIII pass the steam engine
the second half ne win be known commencing The
world THIS commenced and with intro
dleed The Gas as, Engine s.,,,on az, >, .,o. d,
the Of his and Of others in attempts
able motor perfected and having
received letters his Improved CaIbonic Acid Engne
individuals companies, rights Of
The immense saving Of money labor
suffering secured by the Of this will inevitably in
used and thousands place. great expense
bulk and weigh, Of The steam engine IA. p,aeuasd - use
from nsiehorsc for the cotton
that required BY the engine
hemen and o. bulk aud weixhoo tons weight 'aens for the
These facts established by this engine Of twenty
ne following from the Cincinnati Nonp.ie
We are pleased 70 star, TIA, ! sa.emoa la. Of p. city
cation engine The successful experiments OF this Invention
has another palen, steering propns
Also rights for the Of his Improved P,oaslns and steering
complete Of vessel independent OF the engineer that he
right aboutace" Of war in less time than required TO
Also rights Improved Spring Saddle for military and
designed for the greatest possible comfort both
Any Information regard to the above Inventions and
of obtaining rights &C. may be promptly obtained by
agent 7t opposite Odd Eel
lows Hall, Washington, D. g.
y n1essmeer RsP%nc' p a a Sun R.%a. sa,
American, Penn.yvanian Pladphi. Tribune. Herald Jour
York Advertiser Brooklyn simans Journal New Haven Jour
y, ha' p1 s"d a
Albany Courier and Express. Buffalo Herald Cleveland
.ss
g.ncer Republican, Pcnyune Delta ADVERTISER
ssa .s s
FORM and forward bills with copy Of the pane, TO
Dec 25-eodsmif washington, D. &.
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Insnts OF commercial interests II for important
considerations
In every port particularly along the shores OF South
America where doubt and uncertainty exist, the
in Nicaragua should have vessel Of war jealousy
watching the movements of British cruisers. Where.
ever there is OF her Maesys ships, there should
we have American an-of-war, in charge Of IN
telsent officers and, mark my word for il. John Bull
would not dare TO moles exercise any authority over
our The effect of the presence OF our ships
magical and about the last people any English
cruiser would insult under such circumstances. On The
contrary. this simple and proper remedy would secure
courtesy and immunity from any interference Wll any
one suppose that the brig Jones would have been subject
ed 10 confscaton in the presence OF an American cruiser
Would the Prometheus have been fired into if ship of
our navy had been present
Whenever you hear OF insult practised upon our com
merce be sure men.o-wat are thousands oil miles
distant What is the state OF force aoal, and the
number OF ships at sea, whose duty il is TO protect
commerce that yields the stupendous sum OF 100000
With surprise glance at the late able report OF the Navy
DEPARTMENT Take, for instance, our hons squadron,
whose sphere of duty is from Labrador to the Amazon
II consists of one steamer, flag SHIP and two ships Of
war; with steam vessel OF small dimensions not deserv
ing the name OF cruiser ID il 10 be supposed that great
and important interests be protected with this apology
for fleet and al a when Cuba was threatened. and
snce we are informed. England and France have
ed their intention search all suspicious vessels hover
ing about the coast Of that island
Our much abused and neglected commerce demands
that we should foster and protect it, and officers sigh
for the opportunity to conduct ships honoraby
abroad in defence OF " free trade and sailors rights
1t is be erveniy hoped that Congress, in It's wisdom
will increase force aloa and defend and protect
adventurous countrymen from the taun's and insults OF
the domneering, naughty lion of saucy England
BON HOMME RICHARD.
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Military ASYLUM.
Dec 25-eod3nif

NOTICE hereby such persons entitled
benefits the Of Congress- approved March 1851 found
Military Asylum, &C, viz
All soldiers discharged soldiers OF the army Of United
States regulars and OF the regiment battalion OF
n Mexico, disabled
disease wounds contracted in that service and in the line OF
their duty by their disability incapable further
all soldiers and discharged soldiers Of
United state who have served honestly and faithfully the
soldier
have contributed the funds Of the Military Asylum
OF found the sameMa'ch 3 le5iaccodng
the who have been disabled
wounds the line of his rendering him incapable
military and peRsioner &C
incurred the military service, though contributor
receive the benefits Of it, shall transfer his
Military Asylum that building has been provided in this city for
Lneir accommodation
No desotter habitna dunkard will be admitted,
without Of
shall sufficient authorize his admissions do tho
provisions found Military Asylum apply United
soldier shall have been convicted Of felony
civil
admitted the service Of United States
Applications be received into this institution will be addosscd
Beve Captain Schuyler Hamilton, u s. A. Secretary the
Board Of Commissioners, Washington, ID. c,
Dec 25-shaw2w
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This most extraordinary result Of the increased demand
for iron maness tho great prosperity not only OF its
sumers but OF the general health Of the iron business
Where such increasing quantities are made and delivered
in the interior by such increasing exports
from the .eabosrd there be great Distress notwh
standing the wall of the mlionaircs.
The money market has become wha, more stringent,
u,ua at the close year. just before dividends and
when banks and merchants are closing their accounts
There il. on the other hand less deposition TO enter into
.n,.rn,i.e. Al hi, season but after the first prormo
,be,. will be more movement The news from France
b,. no effect other than suspend operations and
make buyer. cautious of Paris bills, and st mulate little
the demand for sehing, which has consequently become
firm instead of dropping before. Tho supply had be-
como 80 much better the close of last Week that
parcels OF gold counorma nded from the steamer
The operations Of mint and the exports from this port
"a, ,hrce III. have been as follows
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Supreme Court OF the United States.
WEDNESDAY, December %, 1851.

WEDNESDAY, December %, 1851.
John ID. Freeman, esq, OF Mississippi, and Charles
Sexton. ESQ., OF Wisconsin, were admitted attorneys
and counsellors OF this court.
Nos 10 and l3 Nathaniel Williams, trustee. &c. Us.
Robert divers executors ct al In 10 the court OF
appeals for the Western Shore OF Maryland Mr. Justice
Nelson delivered the opinion of this court dismissng
these causes for the want of jurisdiction.
No 20. John Perkins, appellant, Edward P. Forni.
quet al On appeal from the circuit Of the United
States for the southern district OF Mississippi The de-
cree OF the circuit court in this aft rmed. with
COSTS and damages at the of six per centum per
mum.
No 40. p. Wilbur, appellant, Us. s Almy. The argu
ment OF this continued by Mr.. Bradley for the
appellee, and concluded by Mr. Rsverdy Johnson for the
appellant
Adjourned until Monday morning at II o'clock.
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ZINE editions o American, Eog1ish. and French
Including oil Of the esteemed and simple value
smons the poe damststs and bellies ete
writer's generally each language books Of WORTH
io.in. fnlts nothing of the
bookstore Of the undersigned in
rety In whether American Or imported
~ kiuase from England be- found from
miniature size pocket writing desk full library
OF illustrated others hnc library calf
and a. The most reasonable prices in every
Dec as FhsNtk iAfLoH'
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attraction Of the English Opera Troupe
establishment nightly The Child Of the Regiment last
evening performed with spirit and received with
applause first presentation Tonight the Somna
repeated request will doubtless ill the We under
Girl active
In
segun troupe quite with The Of The hour
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3,4os,sOo

10iaTi y
The arrivals of gold since the 10Th about SASOOOO0
he and at New Orleans There is lack OF gold
will there be- For the moment, however the markets
at complete pause The letters by the stsames are not
vet all al hand and there is disposition TO move until
further Intelligence. Cotton Is nominaliy cent cent
lower corresponding with the decline reported In Liver
pool Wool on other hand, IL acve-sales Il, 900 lbs
fleece at 80 AZ 5000 lbs extra at 40 cents Fours
firm at 81 so 81 62, southern, 81 80 81 81
Rye -four, SO 81. Corn meal Ss Is Wheat, southern,
81 O6. Gate, ~ a 45 cent Corn 50 cents Pork, SO,
old mess; 8I5 Is new. Lard 50 a 9 cents
The stock mrrket quite du and prices OF fanccs have
fallen affected by the money market and peculiar
men in each road The revolutions in France, it 10 cup
posed may drive pal this country, that holders
have chance get of stocks without great loss Quo
,.,;o
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rELEoHArHIo REPORTS, 49,


PslApY1raIA Dec "a -kossuh arrived here this morn
ing and the city all asif TO meet him Inc turn ou
OF the military i'm mense, and they were loned IN inc
by large number OF societes-Germans and
others-who. with banners music, &c presented an I'M
posing Appearance, =, ;o
moves Aeu procession he will DO welcomed al indc
psadence Hall by the mayor, TO which no WIN respond In
an .pproprae address be delivered in Independence
Square. -, . i a. :,
grand corporal dinner win be given In his honor at
the Unted States Hotel tonight.
The procession 10 now moving
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Vocal and Instrumental Concert
OF MADAME BISCACCtANTI,

IT Carus Saloon, Saturday evening, December 81
MADAME BSCACCIANTIhas honor having
MI ndisposon she will appear baDrc the
public saturday when she will have the honor
Cavaina, from Linda of ChamounX
La serenade by shube adapted English words. Napol
A. Lee T. The celebrated Rondo from
Ah Guingo" s. Pun Queen Of the Fairy Band
English song, by J Knight.
Madame begs being prevented by engage
another this will positively be her first
and only appearance in Washington
O'clock For particulars small bills
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v,IEaANT New silks just received.Ws opening
100 decidedly the goods silks
fire exhibited city the prices Of which guaranty
hs,o the We invite the early Of the cit
sens particularly the ladies' satisfy themselves Of
he ru Of assertion - -
Dec a4--dlw CLAgETT, NEWTON, MAY, ACO.
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DOR CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR PREsENTs-

I
a Of
following seasonnhIe articles, to
super silk cashmere French flannel dressing robe,
DO scarfs stocks, cravats and neck -tis--in rich
and pleasing vnretyor wedding evening parties
Silk and linen pocket bnndkerchicE
Gloves OF all descriptions, OF the beet makers
Extra superfne fur ditto
Suspender. hosiery.
superior shirts, plain and
With complete supply OF wooen, merno cashmere, silk
fur under garments.
Also, brushes OF all kinds, porte monnaies, purses
Pocket books. canes, and umbrellas.
With toilet articles in abundance, nj
CHARLES II. LANES
Fashionable
near ~ street, Pennsylvania avenue,
Dec
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CARD.-We would respectfully inform all
with their will be
reHded during the present week. and earnestly
all settlement with either with
patronage continuance of the
be better
public generally Immediately opposite
loo
Dec 2J-d6uf w. NJ SHUSTER H. co.
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Total exports 3oal56 s5i 500 7ao sai76o7 $50


These figures show the remarkable development which
the country has undergone IN the last 1--WE years
and that which is peculiarly gratifying is the Increased
value of manufactures exported nasmuch as the tact
indicates ability Of the United States manufacturer
10 ship goods and compete with the Oldest and best manu-
fnoluers of England and Europe Ia those markets. nrd
therefore undeniaby supply this home market without
any assistance from the government, bounty or uib-
ute from The export OF cotton goods, which
was many years stationary In value, Increased 10 per
cent during the past year and the exports OF iron ana IRON
manufactures increased $50 per since $780, and
have reached the second in importance OF our manu-
featuring exports. -
Notwithstanding the diminished demand for brendsuiis,
growing out of abundance and low prices OF crops In
Western Europe ard England, and the check which the
pok and butter trade received in consequence OF careless
hacking the export Of domestic products Increased apart
rom cotton 81 600 COO and this was mostly IN manu-
that iron and cotton goods and clohins
amounted $40 59T against vs. b9S in lea having
,n,r. han doubled The cotton manufacture, as an ex-
po is now equal in value tobacco in lsao The reia-
tiy, i'm porance Of cotton, export is as follows:
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Destructive Fire.

geneva On. Y.,) Dec. - We learn that. at o'coc
this norntn1 hotel railroad de pot, and Telegraph oc
al Caoaudsigua were consumed by ie. The amount O
loss is unknown.
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stosopA CoroEprOor readers reminded
that this lady, having from indpo
son will give Caruus Saloon Saturday evening
merit She well merits a crowded audience.
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Thus in round numbers the excess OF sPeclesuPPy iof
the fiscal We ar was thirty millions Of dollars added to tho
currency OF tho country, which, with the sums before
in circulation, and the great addition that has been
made to the paper circulation during the year
enua at least TO thirty millions more-leave litte room
for suspicion the large quantities which have since
arrived from California should flow over and seek a
better abroad. Ia fact it is alleged in the London
markets that the gold delivered there cost but 1os. per
ounce and i. therefore Is. Gil. per ounce below the
rate al which the mint buys H. and at which the bank Is
TO receive that is say the agents oil London
buving gold in California Tor $40 S ounce Tor
h can .end IT, through the Philadephia mint to London
10 eet their bills Of 70s ounceworth In Lon
pon ca lis lObd II that the gold leaves hand
ome profit TO United States buyers n Caiornahat Is,
aurr expenses of and extra charges Ia New
York and Philadelphia the holder gets more money in
turn for the gold he has paid out for It, The gold
hch comes freight Tor English account goes TO
realize the profit in London The establishment OF min,
!, San Francisco OF power sufficient to take all the gold
Of the diepes at its true value, will deprive the banks of
much of their profits and the rush OF gold to Lon
dom hut il will also prevent arrivals in New York large
a. recently Returned dggers will carry their coin into the
psror of the country where they belong and whence it
will De through the channels OF business back the
seaboard.
lis most gratifying part of the above export trade to
obse rye that the port Of iron from the
hon I'd is accompanied by such surprising increase OF
eonsun ption OF iron in the West Thus the quantity OF
iron delivered on the Ohio canals. the three points OF
Cleveland Toledo and Cincinnati, has been folowsi
p.,,s, of iron S,i,rered on the and Mar cam
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NEW Fashionable Tailoring E:tabiishment--H ;.
and taioTs, Browne Hotel,
avenue opened ei. with
Of goods genuemen's such
cloths vesngs furnishing goods generally
Army navy marine and officers will md an assert
swords epaues sashes and such other
regulation of their prescribe
many years Legitimate tailoring and
goods desire please, with the cash system
high prices, inducements that
offer and respectfully solicit patronage.
lS-d3m
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The bids above 500 Is take Sisl 900 Of the loan the
balance SIC 900 Il sppouioned bstween Andrew White
Byron l. Corse and Trscy Beade their bids OF 100 %
The total bids 81 0,6, 900
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1fur,},yfy Rfxptfed.

TsoY, December 2l-Judse Harris issued an order
day staying the execution of Quinn, which had been '
iof the 20n instant,
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DREsENTS FOR THE UOLYDAYs-M w GAIT a
BROTHER respectfully invite the attention
and the public generally their
fancy articles whica has been especially selected
their wants at this
Besides ladies' rod
watches Ac they have made additions
diamond diamond ruby and
pearl finger rings bracelets chains, cbaanns ocke
bes rings, cupin gold tooth picks fancy gold pencils,
lets, &c.
Also, silver csrdcases, napkin cbdrns knives
forks, and slve
punch ladies' cake and FISH
iades spoons se tonqs which
viii be sold Al the lowest possible rates,
M. w. GAIT BROTHER
Pennsylvania avenue bet~ cen 9th and 10Th
Dec o5-3uf
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D UGLY ACADEMY Boanding and Day School for
IL Young gentlemen, of X and I4th
G. y. MORRISON, Principal
r. p Latham, A. Nj Professor OF Ancient Languages
Mems. +. Kaoult Modem ..
Z. s. Keech, Tutor.
--, Teacher Of Penmanshp
IardeIa Teachers Of instrumental Music
James r. Mclean, Teacher of Drawing and Painting.
designed the student either
business study the learned professions for entering
colleges In branch Of tuition
spared render the sound and complete
tle the academic taught,
sistnC reading writing arithmetic Englh geography,
the La Greek, and modern language history
both Engsh and Latin Gre
Antiquities logic, mathematics chemistry natural
ana mental philosophy, music, drawing, &c.
OF board and tuition moderate.
Rev s. Pyne, ID. D., Rev j. w. French, WIN. w. Cocoran
ESQ., Thomas Richie, esq., A. d. Bache, Prof. Gales,
Chew BALTIMORE Capt T. Page, u 8. NJ and Captain c.
Blake u. S. N. .
l9-du
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COM N ERClAL.


NEW YoKX. Dec. Is, 1851.
The official returns of the exports OF the Union have
made public for the fiscal year 1880 and the leading Tea
lures as compared with former years. follow
..f.d <,ass.
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Salimg Of the Niagara.

Bosros, December ~ The steamer Niagara sailed
day. with 10 passengers and 100000 In specie, for Liv
pool
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The Canal.Bids.

ALBANY, Dac. 23 The following some OF the prn
pal the loan OF 15oOOo0 canal eefuhcales, re-
IN Is6bl
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CONTINUES pr.euss supsene Court 10 arssaa 10
claims sccouut
asAsst departments Al home and abroad obtain pensions
.d bounty debts, dsidends exseis. and
l.nes. m ANY part United lorsixn countr,es 10
bond NOR,
purchase of
p~tsnt rsnu a ssy stats of the Union
atSsnuon California COMING N
o United Supreme Court appeal v
Conanie. prepaid addressed 10 W @. snstsn csne
Capitol H Washington ID. G., viii prompt A,
,enuon. et2o-dly
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NEW AND ELEGANT GOODS JUST RECEIVED

NEW AND ELEGANT GOODS JUST RECEIVED
IN The subscribers respectfully tnve the attention visiting
esdent ladies the following viz:
rs dresses rich brocade siks
10 do light coofed do for
10 pieces very rich figured silks, style
rs do do watered silks, coored and black
25 pieces rich yard. wide wHteted pophns
10 do real Irish watered popins
French mernos and Thibes, shade
10 do extra quality yard wide veIvets, all coors
latest French cashmees and mousselnes de
Together desirable styles dress
eas which enumerae but which will
be exhibited all who favor with
call
In French embfoideIes, &c. we name
Lace trimmed chemisets, entirely and beautiful
Lace mined and cuff 10 match
French embroidered and lace collars, CUTS to match
Richly embroidered and lace trimmed hnndkeTchiefs
swiss cambria collars aud CHEMISTS, &c.
named goods quite and well worthy the
attention of pnrchasers- -. - IL.
HOOE BRO, CO.,
Nov Jo-4wf Penn. avenue, between 7th and 9Th
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nx DYER = nrcauIRE. Auct,oneers.

NANCY GOODS-sTEyENs, Browns Hotel, viii be pleased
10 show variety utility and fancy for the hoydys
0lS- Sales. room, Crowns marble building
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THE Political Works OF John q. Calhonn-bcsns
dsquision government and discourse on The connln
ton and the United States vol $40 pages oe
To be followed by others For .aie ngy o.
Dec 10 FRANCk TAILOR
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

by A. GREEN, AucuOncer
EXTENSIVE SALE OF NEW FURNITURE, PLATED WARE,
II GIRANDuLEs, CLOCKS BRONZED WARE, CHINA,
GLASS, AND CRoCKERY WARE, &c, AT AUCrION-On
Monday Instant shall sell auction room, the
and Pennsylvania avenue commencing 10
continued the afternoon and
very extensive assortment Of furniinre viz:
fna mahogany sofas 4s spring seat psror chairs
do divans, large castor and rocking chairs
dressing and plain bureaus, book and
do marbletop, CENTRE and extension dining tables
French bedsteads, 3 pairs card tables
hne painted ~ maple and cottage bedseads
mahogany and anut wash Closets hatrncks, &c
Also, consignment and lots silver, bronze, and gilt
grandoles
and decorated and csnee
plated waters, fruit baskets and trays
sets, Britannia and coffee
Bronzed iron tables, with tops beautifully inad
DO iron stands, umbrella stands, and chairs
table and forks butter knives, &C.
ivory handle knives and forks 81 pieces and four dozen
Pine French bronze and gilt mantle clocks vases, &C.
DO French plate ornamented gilt frame mirrors
table consisting and
small and fork and Steel mahogany
Coffee and and toilet SETS tumbies, &C.
articles, which deem
eaumeraie.
Of and under $50 cash $780, credit
Of and six months, for notes satisfactorily endorsed
bearing interest
Dec a3-6t A. GREEN Auctoneer.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


lso Of tns sroadway New Yos street. rhsasl-
phia, Theaues.)
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TEYwORrH, LEWIS, & co. have just received m
opened fine assortment OF goods suitable for
consisting OF
Gold and silver patent and detached cylinder
Bracelets bcastpins and rings, separate IN
Lockeis cuf pins pencils and ladies' gold and silver
thmbies and shields
Silver forks ladies' jugs, FISH knives
tongs, &C.
Plated and kettles and variety OF goods
To which we invite public attention. goods win be disposed
OF At moderate prices
The personal Of Mr. paid repairing Of
Watches clocks Ac whose
sufficient for the
silver and icwey made order neatly repaired
by experienced workmen
Dec 23--co3t
TO PRfNTERS.-The undersigned interest
in the Delaware Gazette for reasonable rmr carly
application be made.
w. +. CHANDLER.
WILMINGTON, Dec. 81, 1851. Dec 25-3t
uANDSOME Christnas Presents.-For information Of
III all who feel disposed make handsome
their lady friends would that On
Handsome cashmere long shs-is, white centres
Do do do blue do
Do do do green do
DO do do orange do
Do do do scarlet do
Also hand handsome Ray State long shswis every variety
Of price and style.
Also so handsome embroidered
all Of which we will sell At the lowest market price
w. NJ sHUsTER 4 CO,
Dec 23-d3m Seventh street, the Avenue,