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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-22

WOOLLEN GOODS.
DUNCAN, MORGAN & co. have received BY late arri-
~ walls New Style Dress Goods and WoOlen Wrappings
adapted to the winter sales and City trade which they will
sell very low andnvite the attention of Merchants TO their
stock of
French Prind Yalencennes; Printed SafOwer Velyets
New Style Cashmeres Royal Blue ApacaS
High cold French Deaines; Black Silk Lustre do;
All wool black do; ColOred Alpacas;
Lapns black do; MerDO Francas
Watered Poplins English Merinos
Black Silks, all widths Silk Plaids;
Fancy Dress Silks; Scotch Paids;
Black Silk Velvet Ribbons, all widths
Also
80 dozen Merno Vests superior quality;
so do do Pants do do;
10 do do Wappers,do do;
80 cases New Style Prints;
do New Delaips;
10 bales Blankets;
30 do "A Brown Domestics;
Which will be sold very low by ...r.
hTTNCiN MOpClN 4
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JNALL AND WINTER GOODS.-LANDE. ELS
Il BACK & CO, No. 80, Market street. have received
within the last week large and well assorted stock of ele
giant Ready Made Clothing of the best material that per
who DESTROYS of procuring fashionable garments
can be suited
" invited call and examine their stock before they buy
elsewhere We are convinced that sell lower than
any other house in the city either wholesale retail
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COFFEE, FLOUR, CANDLES, &c.--sOo bags
~ Rio Coffee; so do lssguara do
200 bbls Sup Flour various brands -E |
100 boxes, u boxes, and u boxes Star Candies; va
Is do Summer and TallOw Candles;
60 do Doyles Superior Soap 40 do Starch. For
sale very low, by [may2ll McCREA TERRASS-
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NOTICE.-HAVINGT THIS DAY AsSOCIA-
! y ted with us in the Grocery Business, THOMAS c.
BURGE business will be conducted as heretofore I'M
der the style of BEN. NJ NOEL CO.
oct29 BEN. NJ. NOEIa6 co. -
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IMPORTANT TO HOUSEKEEP EHSl
NI'COMBIES EURNITUR POLISH for cleansing re-
vi storing and preserving the usre Of vanished pol
ished furniture.
BY the application Of this polish. Pianos Furniture Of
description, and Carrie ge after being furnished with
age be made 10 look good as
Certificates given Of It's value by the leading piano
forte makers and cabinet wOrkmen in New YOk For sale
in bottles, at 80 cents and 81 90 BY
SNOW, MACKENZIE & co,
nOYls Nashville.
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WINDOW PAPER, Teasters and Center Pieces,
w Patterns Also feet wide. plain, green, snoh
er lot just received by W. w FINN,
Oct2l-tf Market St between Union and the Square
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THE MUSICAL WORLD AND TIMES.

LARGE weekly Journal Of sixteen pages edited by Richard
~ Wills
their medium OF
public the 2s 25 WORTH Of
best kinds; brilliant and
complete familiar in
Of musical
sketches Of celebrated musicians
tory truthful criticisms OF publ
peomsnces pick and Of
news incident foreign and domestic the whole
possible The Of country chors and of ladies h
Ing but who not living near music stores
pcciaiiy suended TO.
Terms copy -, copies, S. FIVE copies so and
for hts trouble.
Address Dyer ws publishers Of e Musical World and Times
ISL Broadway, New York.
JouRsALTbe subscribers also publish The
Monthly Gazette Journal Of eight
pages music tmstnr forty eE pages
musical reading
Monthly designed for the especial benefit
knowledge
upsnd whose
he furnished at the che apest possible rate.
Term. One copy, three COPIES 81 copies.
twenty copies ass person sending club twenty rs,s
an er,rs copy for his trouble. Address DYsp Willis
Times year and with the Monthly Gsrete
at TIVE Eve year.
Agents obtain subscribers Tor the above named pubc.
tons. Liberal commission allowed
No~ !. subscribe begins ON ths
cf January, 1853
Jan l3-dsm
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Opening of spring Goods for 1883.

CLAGETT NEWTON NAY, CO. respectfully invis the at,
fancy dry goods OF The latest mpoaons
embracing all the newest styles OF
French and Inda dress silks, rich grenndine
Bayadere robes graduated bsrege robes
Printed chhIey, tissues, PARIS lawns and jnconets
spring mou%selines plain beregcs in ali colors
Brrege Q de bare, French cbiRxes
Newest patterns OF silk and lace msntiss
Embroidered and plain Grape shswis
Black lace shawis and scarfs
A superb OF French embroderies in cspes
Berthes, cbmezes collars, sleeves
Infau,s' caps, and dresses, worked shirts
sws. and cambno worked bands
hemstch scolop, and other styles of linen
Honi,on, G~pure, aeehin, and English thread lace,
All numbers OF best KID gloves
English silk and thread hosiery.
All nd of mourning dress goods, such as
Beat black slks, bombasis, black grenadins
Black challey, black berege, black alpaca
Black English Grape, black hosiery and gloves
Black skifung, black lace half figured mits
Black nantes and shawis
All kinds Of fine white goods, consisting Of
Indis, Swiss, and French muslins
Plaid an strped csmbr,c muslin, jacouet
Null, NABsook, and Nictona muslin
Figured md doued Swiss muslin, bishop lawn
Cambria dmity linen cambria
FIGURED lace and bobinst, silk and thread Illusion
gentlemen, an ample supply OF ths best
Upderrhts, drawers cravats pocket hsndserchies &C,
and extensive than heretofore, consisting Of
Linen .heeunr, pillow linen, sieei. table dsma.n
Toweliag in great variety, napkins, Scotch diaper
Crash, German ron, table and piano coven
Toiiet covers frut napkins, and dcieys
In our up stair. very heavy stock Of doms.
Brown and hlesched shestings
The celebrated brands OF sh'rtns cotton
Plaid domestic, Einshsn, cabeoes
Cotton M linen osnsburrs cotton check
ticking coored esmbc secia, sadras handkerchief
And many other goods suitable for servants wear
We object sell goods lower than The same
qualities be bought ia the northern cls thereby vnr our
purchases considerable difference We ask
call from all persons in wan, 2, rood rod q low gs 90
Mar 2t-aaw9wif
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Law school Cumberland University, at Lebanon.
Tenn

Law school o Cumberland University, at Lebanon.
Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Cauthe late one OF the circuit
judges of Tennessee
Green, of the judges of the court
Of Tennessee
Hon Ridley, of the chancelors of the State
Green dew their whole time exclusively
the school.
Daily examinations Of each class the
No OF lectures but explanations Of The
daily lessons in progress Of the examinations.
ofcompon and In which
of ncts given by profess
through all the known actual
practice. framed
wills records be read evi
Some Of the taken by appeal to
which held monthly in the class, and In
public end Of session The students act as clerks
jurors Judges and chanceors, and In other official
paciieS connected with their suits. .. FL
session the third Monday In Sep
TENDER Thursday February The second
succeeding Monday in February and ends second
Thursday in July .f..
Expenses on.-Tuon fee $780, in advance contingent
Students furnish their books,
VIII al had in the Lebanon bookstores
required complete the unless the
No required for ad
regular classes Sudents
any m during the collegiate year
There il moot legislature connected win the school
Number Of last collegiate elghty-sI
ROBERT L. CARUTHEKS,
Feb ll-eoy President Board OF Trustees
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IN The petition Of j. Augustus Roth, OF Paramount Philadelphia
ccanw psnhsyvana praying for the extension OF patent
granted 70 MIN on the 5lst Of October sp IN
fsnsces oI smelling or from the expiration OF said
patent ~nch nse@ nsce the Dist day Of October 1855
ordered tina, the said petition Patent Once
MONDAY the "a OF october, 1893, ~
notified 70 and show
said petition ought 10 he granted.
once their objections specially set forth wruag wesv
days before the dsy Of all testimony
said hearing in ,ocod
rules of the Office, which furnished ON spo
cation
Ordered. ALEC, that this notice be published IN the
s~Aees Republic Union Washington
Pnsriot Baltimore, Maryland Inquirer, Philadelphia
vanA; Express, New York city week for
cesptvs weeks Sd October
ing g :, ,on,r.
Commissioner Of Patents.
PsEdor- OF papers will please copy and send 'hs
once, with paper containing this notice.
Mar 3-law3w
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rIoUxE FURNISHING .GooDs-Bou..se.perr, or tho.

tIOvNE FURNISHING .GOODs.-Hou.skespere, those
II oal and anime the sub
furnishing goods which consists Of al
deemed requisite IN housekeeping such
general French and English china crockerJ
and glass
Plated goods, Britannia ware
Gas fixtures large assortment
Block lin goods looking glasses, brpn1ea iron goods
Japanned goods, willow ware, wooden ware
Cutlery, painted tin goods, refriEerstor
Mats brushes, lamps rirando,e. cooking utensils &C
pledges cell his goods low they
purchased wshneon and those who are in want
with call he VIII give them
addon the inducemcnt offered Of buying
opportunity Of select
ing from a in the city
e. w. BOTELER,
Mar a-9awsw Iron Hall.
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uAIuARI.E and lnproy,a Farm In IN. Vicinity Of

ITALUABL and improved Farm In the vicinity OF
for Offers for sale "Wood
which she resides certainly one Of hs most
vicinity Of Washington IL lies
District % Columbia about two miles from the naNyyd 90
best leading the and u IN the me.
Addison
bson and hospital II contain. three
hundred Of which
cleared aud in cultivation and the residue heavily numbered Inc
encoed divided into fields In each Of
which are falling spring. and Large quantities of
stable and have been used 90 THE land
There Of bottom
clover, and about forty seeded
and consist of large and
yelling dairy and poultry houses or-ee- and
and all outbuidns
purposes farm. Possession OF the farm and farm
immediately long rsdt VIII be gwen
desired, for a portion OF the purchase money
further TO John Carroll hreni ESQ., sorney
At law street Mcclure Pennsylvania
where plot Of the property may be seen o.
On premises to
ct lo--2swu sbiGAbfih
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PROPOSALS for carrying the mails OF the United STATE. from July
1855 inclusive, the following route Ia
of received at the contract shce OF
the Post In OF Washington, until D IN
Of decided hl OF April, 1883
No Yokvlie, by Hickory Grove Harmony Boydton
Cherokee Iroa Works, Coop~rsvne, Dratonsvine Lime
stone Spring. Fork Aeuite, and Hurricane, TO
epannbursh q. H., souih Carolina SO miles and back
week
Leave Yorkviue every Monday Wednesday and Friday
Arrive al spartanbursh c. II. next days by J, m,
spartsnsurgh c. H. Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday g, a. m;
Arrive at Yorkvll. n days by 9, a m.
(embrscng conditions 70 be IN.
the department deem
OF mail ouies dated February
fs,s q. ID. HUBBARD,
Postmaster General.
Po~r oyuox DxrAprsxsT, March 3, 1853.
March 5-lAwfw
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Proposals for Erecting Marin. Hospital nj Evans
vile, Indiana.

TREASURY DsPARrsrST, March %, la53
PROPOSALS will be received this department until The sh
day Of May Ia O'Clock for the construction Of the
marine hospital at Evansville Indiana according TO plane and sec
hcaion under direction Of this department. said
whole building the differ
Kinds Of work the right reject The
hereby Invited should the Of THE United stass
Egh OF Of the work done and
ma. furnished accodg price (said be
ascssined by tbs estimate Of the superintendent viii be paid from
the proceeds, and hfeen retained
until The completion Of the and the acceptance s work
hc, by the superintendent.
Contracts be awarded builders mechanics
and thereof person.
Of the Of the Treasury viii be forfeiture OF the
Every proposal be accompanied by written
signed responsible c.hed 10 be- by the
Of the United States district Judge for the said dc thai the
bidder will required VI his be accepted
sufficient securities,
$1,000, for It's faithful performance.
Plans specifications. and working drawing be examined and
other touching proposed obtained
application this the office Of the
at Evansville sner the 2o,h day Of April NEXT
The proposals be addressed
Secretary Of the Treasury endorsed Proposals
Marine HospaiD snd viii be opened at O'Clock, the
day fired for receiving the the Of the bidders n
any shall be present
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Ms2s-2a~tAnyn Secretary Of the Treasury
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Notlc~ of the Two Land Districts
la he o California.

Notice OF the Establishment OF Two Land Districu
la the State of California.
UTHEREAS by provisions Congress approved
entitled An act TO provide for the survey OF
the public the prescription rights
therein the President OF the United States
such time In his Judgment the public
and the absence OF
legislation Of Congress on the subject 70 divide The
three separate and distinct land
districts shall determine TO be necessary emba
cling respectively the Upper and Louer the Upper Middle and
Whereas full consiacaton
appears public imperaive requires that at eas,
ro land distriefs sha established in that States
FkAsKLIs PInlck President OF the Un'led
and make known, that, in
the State
California shall land districts BY the and
the parallel OF the thirty
latitude and that the land once for the
established BEsoIA, and that Tor the
lorerl Los
hand the city OF Washington as
day Of March, A. ID. 1858.
- - FRANKLIN PIERCE.
ions WILSON Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
MAr a3-2aw3mo
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4 CARDIFF Heusekeeper~ and oheys-Ws would respect
fully OF housakeepers and other who
have stock Of wood
and with much under advan
think without
ns good be
city, have quite large stock and wish 10
dispose possible, order make change
will offer inducements 10 cash customers who
coa and think all
nd 4 before purchasing elsewhere
who have unsettled accounts VIII obse
NJ BY calling practicable = = -. -
- " JAMES w. BARKER h CO,
Feb 10-qawlm. Corner OF IL and streets
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NhLUAHLE Farm at private ssI~.-Ths farm which
M w kukwood resides having been cold Al auction, !
ot private sale v contains i72 under good fence well
Wa'e,eo snn IN high state % cultivation In fine
nohy meadow hne sppe and peach orchard excellent dwelling
mouse snn an oher necessary buildings
on sir es fo Washington, Prince George. county Mary
and ana we rom hsdensbure aepnt
mge and w De sold 70 suit purchasers Apply lakewood
Pennsylvania avenue, Washington. : -
ar 3-Aaw3w
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UNION


Ess1ssss DxrAxrsxsr, Washington March 10, 1855
naOPosAL5 viii m the q Api
1855 executing the following repairs 10 the prs Al kenns
buak.
hon existing The precise position 10 be pointed
ou by the Of be United the work
ensng pier 10 be eonuDaed back ioS net ana
thence, with an angie, lis feet TO the beach
be eAeavAed 10 prepare i"f uc
MOI Than one hat Of TINS
~idsl extends 20 the level
Of will DO isol ~ 10 10 eet Ia "idt
10 10 feet in height IL WIN be composed OF
split lees than I've feel ihiskt and amnAs
width from the bottom upwards The coping course being TWO
i've feet wide, from fee 20 hse et
long The must all be truly sp WIN square na ah sa
close without mortar ana no piece
lees width than two iee
width 10 be Two feet and
half aad length feet
be needed complete
all OF which be sound and durable and free from de-
lecs
Vessels approach within Of extremity Of The wing
wall, and can lac along The channel Of the pier
delivered Inc
by dcnicks, either board shore.
The ballast should be by the Of 1910 lbs for
by the cubic yard, split BY the
cubic yard, including laying IL in the wall.
further address h. Major H. B. Tower United
JOS. O. ToTTEN,
Brig. en- All Col Engineers
inserted in the Union inegenes and Republic. Wash
Boston, Massachusetts and Eastern Argus,
Mane other for three weeks Of each
advertisement be sent 10 the Engineer De-
partment MAR io-eod'"
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VALUABLE err pooK.--.Femae Piey, OF The Young

VALUABLE GIFT BOOK.--tFemale petyI or The Youni
womsn. Guide through Life TO immortality bJ
John Angel James. lsrno. pp. $50
Mr Jsmrs prolific and useful authors ofth DAY
The Of lectures delivered 70 The
church OF which he has had the pastoral charge Tor nearly
The topics The Influence Christianity on the con
dinon OF Woman Conspicuous Place which Woman hod~i scrip
Woman Mission; Esny piety Female Rel sous
Zesi Young Woman nj Home Young from Home
Character Of Rebekah Ornaments FcmsIe Profession
Religions History and Character Martha Yosnr
Mothers asiomon' Description OF Good Wife
marked by the and racicsI
which characterize all Mr. tames's productions.n
Clvistian .8drocas and Journal
CRAY BALLANTYSg,
Mnm Sh
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Prfnters and EditorsFor sale, undivided interest OF
third eKeokuk Despatch" democratic pub
Keokus Iowa. and elected the State
by the last legislature.
Terms down, $4,000 payable half down, and half in
sir months +.
information apply the Editor o The "Unon OF to
WIN, a. Houish n Co, publishers, Keokuk Iowa
QS-laN6msn
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CPRINo Nantes and Grape shswls.-we win Omen mi.
- stck ~ p~~ and elegant
the ls'es sUles snd shades Of eolor Also
breA~red and plain b,ch
ssk the especial attention Of
for rssi bargains MAXWELL SEARS a COLLINS
Msr 3i-sseod Penn. asa
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A Great Chance IN cs-k. Mcn.y-r~o,~ Is 20 s,o r~v
dsyhy rciudns fersae town ., cepn
nv highly useful H.
and win forward return ~ rs enclosing I'll "a
Jobn Holt 99Ta, York. This "
dents clerks invsds wishing money
imedisty Of the United States, Apry
m
Dec s-sero~
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NAV UAFAhIMEsr,
bureau Of Provisions and Ciotbns, March 1854
SEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed Proposals Ciotinx
- Clothing MAera will be received This ones until
Monday furnishing
delivering Ieesisns % days nonee) each either Of
the Cbaestown Massachusetts bfookya New
Gosport, Virginia, such quantities u ait Of
arses OF clothing clothing materials
BY chief Of the
psyaIds. respectively, during the nsea
lat day Of July ending the Both OF
Juu
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EOR REvr-To a family without boarderr three story
building In the containing together
rooms nodern fixtures in street. north side between
the Epiphany chnrch-rsn $500
week days. between ", and ?, Posscr
LIST Of April Apply 10 G. T. Gardner, next door
Mar aaw9w
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- ,m.il sss.s..-lsSs-.sA.

NAu DEPARIaxsT,
bureau Of Provisions and ColhIny March 81 1855.
DRoPosALs sealed and endorsed Proposals fo small
until O'Clock. TbuIsday,
Ap ior furnishing and delivering receiving
ten noce) the Unied States nasyysIds al Cbseswn
brooklyn New York and Gosport Virginia, such
u the following ARTICLES be required order
respect
commanding officers Of said during the fiscal
yssr ending June ~, lc5i viz;
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United States boundary Commission,
WAsHsaToE cIrY March Is, 1853.
IN consequence limited for continuing the
United and the
republic Mexico necessity OF and the uncertainty
employees attached TO the boundary
employed said comnisson not appoint
United States the Secretary OF the In
ROBERT B. CAMPBELL,
Mar 81 Commissioner.
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. UTORIOGRArUy OF English soldier In the
United army comprising observations and adventures in
Merican
The Cold crsp.ry-tcinr treatise cultivation
o,c without artificial heat; by William
horton.
Letters to County cris BY Jane @. swisshelm.
Apl fkANck TAYLOR.
nIPIOMATIC CORRESPONDENCE Of the Urited
ii nineteen volumes 1TTs,
m bound price sohnf the letters Of Fankn John Adams,
John others the foreign relations Of the United
during revolution with the
French Congress and letters of American
ministers foreign courts the adoption Of the constitution,
March 4, 1850. A single set for sale by
$500 TAYLOR MAURv,
hp Booksellers, near sth street
RIOS. pro,sne.s View pock-Yusef-A Crusade In the
j with Illustrations.
rrnceThe History o. the Royal DanPhin Louis
XVII
The Lovers sts,srrm; or, The Two suirors. Pamphlet
No i3-Dct-n's BLEAK House.
For sale TAYLOR NAURyfS
Acs street
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NEW GOODs--WlI.LIAM TUCKER, Lane Hackers Build
Penn ayenus between ~ and 9th streets takes
his public generally he
excellent Of
goods suitable for genI.mens which b.
make his usual style the shortest notice and
reasonable for cash.
Mar 25-dlm
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cabin, saloon
lower iv'
All letters newspapers through the ohice
No hills adins will be signed on tho day Of sailing
An experienced IL attached 20 each steamer.
For freight passage, apply to
MoII.rR, SAND, h RTERh, os South st., "
O. A. UEtNCKEN = Co, Bremen
MARTINEhU, CKOsKEy, h Co Southampton,
WILLIAM IsELlN, Havre.
Jan q5-dy
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NJ A. TYSON & SISTERS Seminary for Young Ladies',
MI on y s,ree between

mi. The
institute on will commence on the LIST day of May.
Having building expressly for the aecommoda
ton of the school, dwelling the
lion convenience and comfort the pupils have
consdved principals now feel assured ey
facilities and advantages us are no. surpassed " any
District The several rooms lunch ROOM
&C. &C. delightfully."- warmed by approved furnace, and
well ventilated.
general arrangements
their pupils the
QUESTION of the French language they have secured The services OF
salary and thereby enabled 10 one
low Of 81 50 quarter
ADVANCE.
junior departments, including ornamental needle
Primary M
For further particulars circulars may be had al me hsnnon, OF
the principal bookstores in the city, Mar 2S-eodtiahay
NEW spring summer goods and fashions.-DU-
VAIL BROTHER, diapers and taiors having returned
from New York. now receiving their supply Of the newest style
English and cloths OF The latest
mpoaons which Of the choicest and richest
brought Customers would do wen TO call
early and make their selections
prepared usual got the richest
and most elegant style.
25-3law3wif DUVALL b BIO.
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Also full sheets floor oil cloths from the ceebra
Rolls sons London which will be III
sped hail. passage, the best
To all Of which respectfully invite the attention OF purchasers
Mar 10 Republic AooE, BRO, 90.
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CHOCOLATE, and Broma.-W. BAKER 4 co.'s
" Vanilla chocolates, broma,
awarded by chief institutes
by all principal
United States, snd by their agents
Hus.ey Murray Yoik and Twes Philadelphia
Tboma. Brundire Baumo'ei Kennel Dudley Cincinnati,
Ohio, and s. H. Howell, Georgetown, ID. c.
WALTER BAKER, co,
Ap3-dly Dorchester, Mass.
SPRING AND SUMMER DRESS GOODs.-YERBY,
~ TEBBs YERBY would respectfully their
public generally daily receiving
general spring and dress goods
have been bought
prices, and will be sold accordingly.
1EKBY, JEBBs, VERIFY,
7h 5 and Pa sv., Miss Derrot's building.
Ap 9-dwf
SBAWLs, sIAw WIS i-yERBY, TEBBs VERY
this opened lot OF beautiful spring shswls
part Of
50 small figured Cashmere shawls for s. worth 80
so do 4, do
so do do do 3, do
a cheap from
81 Call and examine the Of 7
syivsnia
Apa-dIwif
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ERENCu's HOTEL, re Of Frankfort street
Hall Square, Opposite the City Hall and Park Fountain
York built opened subscriber, May
furnished 1854 He
be surpassed
world. ho.
tnent only which warmed They
which supplied with Gro
through plated There bed
halls closets noor will be III
hotel
ordered
rec,ofy Is In the immediate vicinity
tile business. and the principal places OF amusement
Dec2 dJn X