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Drs. ElOd0ardO and l"AyING assc.
Hamilton r. Howard III ciated In the
Practice of Medicine offer their 10 the pu bc
Office and residence, corner 10th and sts
So Dr.. F. Towards health being re-establishsd,
wifery and the diseases Of women and children
jan 16-d2m*
DE.kMPRE sSIuN de Paneten I'll ON.
~ -iteor, -seuls historic suthentiauc ct iaalte-
rec de la Revolution Pr2ncaise epusis la reunion
des Eta:s Gensraux jusqu Consslst, 1889 to 1892
'vec DIES notes explicatves. 81 vols and vol of
Introduction. Paris, 1850, Imported, single copy
only, by r. aa- .a-l.H FRANCK TAYLOR.
f0 Is a..--. "a .T-.--
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THE COMING STRUGGLE.

THE COMING STRUGGLE among the nations of
i the Earth on the Political Events of the next
Fifteen Years, described in accordance with Prophe.
sizes in Ezekiel, Daniel, and the Apocalypse.
Reprint from the Sixtieth Thousand Londod edi-
ton. TAYLOR MAURYS
feb loft Bookstore near 9th ST
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Papier Maehe Architectural Deec

Papier Msehe Architectural Deco
ratfOns.
NHE attention of Architects, Builders, and others
i is invited to this new material, which is now
SO extensively esei at the North for house and
church decoration. For beauty Of finish and drrs-
bity it is equal TO carved wood, and is much
er and in every way superior 70 plaster. We arr
prepared to Al orders upon the short It notice at the
mandatory prices. ADAMS 4 HASKINS,
Agents for Boston PAPER Msche Co,
Pa. avenue, n. side, between 10th and 1lth It.
ian 11-enff
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oFTICe OF ABE SOUTHERN MANUFACTURERS BANK.
Washington, February IA, 1854
THE undersigned has made 81 arrangement with
L the Banking House OF sweeny, Bestor Co..
for the redemption of the Bills of this Eank when
presented for payment. &C. w PURCELL.
feb 16--2aw4w President
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WANTS.

"Wdnts" and :" Wantei' Advertisements, four lines
or less, for each insertion, IS cens each additional
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TURKEY VICTORIOUS.

N0U viii fId at the same OLD STAND, Pennsyl-
i wanna avsnue near l2th street opposite the
Irving Hotel, LOOKING GLASSES with or without
Frames; Portrait, licture and Nniture Frames Of
the latest stylrs; Brackets, Tables, Room Moulding
CorniseS, &c, &C. or by leaving your order you can
have any thing cone in my line
n sod Frames, &C, rex,lt at the shortest no
tice On reasonable terms Don't forget the place
feb a0-ly JOHN WAGNER
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FLEETS Of the Storm

BALTIMORE, Feb. 2s.-Despstches from
Richmond, Petersburg, Norfolk and
Wheeling. and from various parts Of
pennsylvania, represent the storm as
being very severe and destructive.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

L'OR -RENT-One or two rooms, furnished or I'M
Il furnished, suitable for an office and chamber
SITUATION north side of street 9th door east of
street, one minute walk from the Post ofice Apply
on the premises. feb 2S--eo3ts
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LHOR RENT, CHEAP-A pice Store, Office and
- Dwelling, on Pennsyivania avenue, betwe, n
ID and N streets. Apply to
r. 7. BROWNE,
Opposite the United States Hotel.
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Bosrox, Feb. 2s.@The mutinesrs Of
the clipper ship Young, Capt. Brandier.
from Boston for New Orleans, and an
chored below Boston. were brought to
Boston to-day by the U. S. Marshal, and
are now undergoing examination.
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LtOR RENT-The Store room, now occupied by
II c. q. Klopter, opposite Browns Hotel. Pos.
Session given on the llth day of March next En-.
quire Of B. L. JACKSON d BROTHER
feb 16-ThSS2w*
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NOR RENF-1wo Parlors, with folding doors eli.
Il gibly located on Pennsylvania avenue. Ad.
dress box S34, Post Office, or Star Office.
feb 25-3t* r s--..r
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Ia0k RnNT--A new brick HOUSE, Containing
Il rooms and kitchen, on 18th street between NJ
and N. Rent SIS per month. Possession given on
the LIST Of the month. Inquire of
Luxe RICHARDSON,
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-, MARINE LIST,
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, FEBRUARY q.

ARRIVED Ihree-mssted schr. Old Dominion, Wick
New York. Is Cumberland Coal and Iron Co.
SNLED-Briy Octsvia, Epraul, Norfolk, by Mas
ter.
schr. White Sauall, chase, \. York, coal ty Cum
bsrlsnl Cost and Iron Co.
Schr. Eleanor, LovelaI d, N. York, by FowIe 4 Co
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REMITTANCEs To IRFIlNn

DERs JNs string 70 send money To lreland, can
Il obtain cte, AZ fJr { OF NOR, on the Is -lfse.
bsnkirg Company, lag abe in all the primer O.
towns. ApIlyto CnUBs BROTHERS
Bankers, opposite the Treasury Building.
feb l2-eotf
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fTNHE undersigned, ha.fuR become associated for
i the purpose of carrying on the PLUMBING
business, cEef tLeir serrfcss 20 the citizens Of
Washington and Georgetown and their rfcini,ies.
sp3 sfe row prepared put up, adjust, ard repair
water cfceets bathing rooms, laundrrs lit forcr
pumps, wa'ertstns, wster-backs, and eli other FIX
appsrtaining to the business In the best r7ap
ner and at Baltimore prices. They eau lie found IF
F. Y. NArLoRs old stand, the south =, ie of P.nn-
sylyania avenue, near 81 street, where all orders
will be promptly attended TO.
FRANCIS Y. NAYLOR
feb 22-en3t FRANCIS McGHhN
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r.nTRAITs OF EMINENT AMERICANS NOW
1 Llvlr,,, Including President Pierce, Secretary
Marcy. uase CaRapp II, and other members Of The
Cabinet: with biographical a.,d histronical memsirs
of their lives and action, BY John livingston, of the
New York Bar. For sale Ut
TAYLOR aATRY's,
feb 22~!f Bookstore, near sth st
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DIscHARGED.-W. H. Lewis who was ARE
ed, as mentioned in Saturdays Star, on a
charge of fraud, as connected with pubIica-
ton, entitled the Democratic Review" ap-
peared on Saturday last, accompanied with
his counsel, Colonel Thompson, before Justice
Dom, and after a full investigation into the
accusation, was discharged.
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sANDFoRD's ETHIoPIANs.-We would re.
mind our readers that this is the last night of
Sanford New Orleans Opera Troupe. They
VIII leave Tomorrow morning for Harrisburg
pennsylvania. Do not miss the opportunity OF
tonight. =
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AMERICANS IN FLoRENoE.-Among Aneri-
cans spending the winter in Florence are Mrs
Page and family. of the District of Columbia,
and Mr. Mcfarland and Mr.. Newton, Of Viz
ginia. There are also in that city twelve
American artists, with their families. among
them j. Robertson, of the District of Columbia a.
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War Department.

= February I'D, 1854. /
DERS0NS having books helopging TO The library
l. Of the Wsc Department. in their possession.
longer than the pTeseTlhe period. two wexksl are
requested 70 return them 10 the Librarian.
CHAS. CALVERT,
feb % d3w librarian
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Pennsylvania. Do not miss the opportunity q 81
tonight. - y
HORSE WHIPPrSG.-Last week, q white man
was severely horse whipped by negro in the
FIRST Ward. The negro is q hickman, we
understand, and committed the offence because
he was requested to remove his coach to
another position. where he would not trouble
1901 passengers. The negro escaped without q
lynching, and has Dot been arrested.
HEAVY BAIL.-We were informed nv n,
officer that a fellow who was arrested for an
assault and making an incendiary attemp,
last week. after having trial and proof being
produced that justified bis being held to bail
he Was ordered to give bail in the sum of MT,
dollars 10 KEEP fhep peace. Surely Daniel ha,
come to judgment - $3.50.
The HACK FESTIVE Of the drivers Hugh
keenan, and ]. killigan, who were engaged IL
the disorder at Wizards stand. last week, hav,
had their trials, The FIRST gave security t,
keep the peace; the last security for court, on
charge Of assaulting the officer.
OHIO AND CHESAPEAKE CAEAL.-Water ha
been let into the canal and the boats have re-
sumed their journies
MARRIAGE LCENCES.-Scventy-fv mar
rrage licenses have been issued from Tia
0ierk's Office, during the month of February
| =. LIE Ia "EArHER.-1he thermometer to-day
m iys a. NJ, placed outside the Siar Office. II
bsIo., .a registered 30 degrees--ten degree
| TArch RETURNS. John Seymour drum
ana disorderly, dismissed on his promise I
leave the city; A Corbett, do, psid 6ne an
costs Morris Sullivan, beating bis wife :,
coiyed End lecture from the Captain, an
gave security to keep the peace. "
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COMMENCEMENT OF LENT - Tomorrow is
Ash Wednesday, tho commencement of Lent,
which is observed by the Roman Catholics and
Episcopalians, and lasts for six weeks, until
Eas'er Sunday. To-day is known as Shrove
Tuesday, and on account of its being the las,
day Of the Carnival is designated by the
French as ''Mardi Gras," literally fat
tuesday the word 81 Carnival itself signi-
flying I" farewell to iesh.'' t.....
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The SPIRIT RAPPERs.-It is said that the
spirit rappers are holding private convention,
presided over BY ex-senator Talmsdge. !,
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DsirHsoNIAS ISsrIrUTIoN.-0nly one lecture
Will oe delivered this week and that will be
on " ednesday evening by w. Giles Dix, ESQ,
Of Cambridge, MHss., on ''The Andes All
= ths EeHador.''
ai. D i was Secretary TO Col Van Allen for
merry Charge 'AffaiIes of the United States
Tor the hepuoiic Of the Ecuador, and having
lived several years in that country Is wei1
qualified to en'ighten us respecting its his,orv
condition and character Hi, lecture VII,
doubtless be interesting and irstructivs and %
Is the only one of the kind given a. ,bs
Smithsonian this season, IT will give var;s,v ~
the course. "
. CRIMINAL CorRr.-James WiIev. Indicted
for assault and battery, submitted his case =,
the opening of the court yesterday morninr
through his counsel, Col. Thompson, and wa,
discharged
The Gardiner case was not brought to a iur,
last night, as animated in the Washington
correspondence of neighboring city paper
On the contrary, Mr. Feldall had not cOrclu
ded his address, and most probably will no
conclude before to morrow, 30 that it canno
possibly go to the jury before tomorrow eve
ming at the earliest
The SPIRIT RAPPERs.-It is said tina; tai
spirit rappers are holding private convention
presided over by ex-senator Talmsdse.
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pUiLDING LOTS.-A variety of city build
ID ing LOTS foc sale on accommodating terms
Also, Dwellings. Apply to MYERLE WEBB,
Real Estate Agents. few doors east of National Hotel
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CHARGE OF LARcENY.-Sandy Webster a
coiored haekman, was this morning taken be-
fore Justice Goddard on the charge of stealing
an oyercoat from his coach, it having been left
there by Mr. Shankland, while he went into
the residents house. 1t was argued that
even II Sandy had taken it, which was denied,
IL could only be q breach Of trust. and no lar
ceny. The Justice, however differed with the
lawyers, and produced decision of the Cir
cult Court in the case of Pearl, which sus-
tanned his Judgment. He held Sandy to bail
for his appearance at the Criminal Court.
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AIRS. Garrett ANDERSON has this
vi day received a SUPP " OF =iiver and Gold PA
PER. Stationery and Muti. Store, ei. llth
feb 2l--f AID 18th sts
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SOUTHERN
Conn IN ercial College,
WRITING TNSI

WRITING INSTITUTE.
FINHE first term Of this College will com -
/ mence on MONDAY, Feb. l8, in the 49,
large and spacious I room in GoopeG5s block A
The course Of instruction in this institution will embrace
bookkeeping, Commercial Law, Commercial Arithmetic
and Pennanship.
Nopupil wifi receive diploma until he is thoroughly
qualified to discharge the duties Of the accountant.
Students will be instructed in all the modern improved
forms adopted by the best regulated houses the country
among oheIs which dSpenses with the use OF the Jour-
ua greatly lessenng the amount OF labor and liability to
err and another which renders the of the Cash book
and Journal superuOus and enables the bOokkeeper to
post his personal accounts daily and his merchandise and
cash as often as may suit his convenience.
This latter form particularly designed for the
of ietail establishments
They will be taught simple process by which the
chant Ill times ascertain the amount Of his loss
gam together with the quantity Of goods on hand, without
Tesortng tedious process taking inventory
This institution will be permanent, and has been esab
lished 10 the already important and growing com
merca interests of the city of Nashville and State of Ten
nessee andit is designed TO place upon basis inferior
t. none in this country.
The importance every business man, of 8 knowledge
of accounts must be sufficiently obvious to all rejecting
minds.
To the man Of wealth. IT is important to enable him to
mi lae his affairs scientifically and without pecuniary loss
an the LAWYER often called upon, in the discharge OF
s professional duues to unravel the most intricate ac
counts but To the young man who depends upon his own
resources livelihood, 1t is invaluable. gives him
pusltion which nothing else can.
He holds the post confidential clerk in his employers,
service.
In connection with this establishment department for
the benefit of who wish take lessons in writing
w. where elegant hand writing will be impaired TO all
Who place themselves under the of the preceptor
PUPILS entering this institution not limited to any
number of lessons but for specified price may continue
ANY branch they pursue until they perfected retaining
the privilege Of reviewing their lessons at any subsequent
period, free oicharge.
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TO MAKE YOUR HAIR CURL
w % N ID IL Il OLE Il Ill f. " % RLDft

i covered. You cannot make one hair white or black
but Mr. Byron H. Robb has at length procured the truth
Of the great secret after much study toll and expense bow
to make the hair curl aud in the most beautiful and
graceful for life The proprietor has Travelled
through various parts of Europe upwards of years.
in search of the celebrated chemist and physologis NJ
of him the receipt for the of 1900. All persons hav
ing the uncouth and looking har have it
formed into the most beautiful and curling appear
but one application needed to the hair it curl
and the most uniform and perfect order for life and
thus improve the looks and appearance one hundred per
cent We offer this wonderful discovery the world
for the of 81 Direct all letters to BYRON H. ROBB
Pennington, Trambu, county, Ohio and the receipt will
be forwarded Immediately to the person. All letters must
be postpaid to secure attention [septlS:dw3m
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smSag 9eaaulg,
A Gentleman.

be very gentle with her, my son. said Mrs.
Butler, as she tied her little girls bonnet and
sent her out to play with her'eIder brother.
They had not been out very long before a cry
was heard, and presently Julius came in and threw
down his hat saying:
Il hate playing with girls. There's no fun with
them; they cry in a minute."i
"What have you been doing to your sisters 1
see ryng there on the gravel walk you have torn
her frock and pushed her down. am afraid you
forgot my caution to be gentle"
"Geutel Boys can't be gentle, mother; it is thei.
nature to be rough, and hardy, and bOisterous.--
They are the stuff soldiers and sailors are made Of
Its very well to talk of gentle GIRL but gentle
ooy-lt sounds ridieulOusl l should be ready to
knock fellow down for calling me SOP
''Yet, Julius, a few years hence, you would be
very angry if any one were to say YOU were not
gentle man."
"a gentle man. had never thought of dividing
the word that way before. Being gentle alwavs
seems to me like being weak and womanish.'
"This is so far from being the case, my son, that
you will always find the bravest men are the most
gentle. The spirit of ehivalry that you so uuch
admire was spirit of the noblest courage and the
utmost gentleness combined. Still dare say you
would rather be called manly than gentle boy?''
'Yes indeed, mother
'Well, then, my son, it is my great wish that you
should endeavor to unite the two. Show yourself
manly when you are exposed to danger, or see 9th
Frs in peril; be manly when called on to speak the
truth, though the speaking of it may bring re-
prOach npon you; be manly when yon are in sick
ness and pain. And at the same time be gentle,
whether you be with females or men. By putting
the two spirits together, yOu viii deserve name,
which, perhaps you will not so greatly object to-
Il see what you mean dear mother, and will
,ndeayor to be what you wish-a gentle manly
,oy."
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A RARE CHANCE FOR A PROFITABLE
INVESTMENT.

A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE!-I offer for en-
n sale my Farm, lying in District No. 6, on Mill -
Greek ten miles from the city, Immediately the Nash
vile and Chattanooga Railro DAD, and half mile from An
hocn Depot The land fronts than onefourth of
nile on the Railroad. The sell of the portion cleared is
unsurpassed for fertility About onehslf the tract is
heavily tmbered and market for all the wood furnished
by the Railroad. The tract contains aoou 240 acres, well
Watered and the of under good cedar fence The
Mil Greek Valley Turnpike is finished to within two
three hundred yards of the land To any person wishing
one Of the most desirable Farms in Davidson county,
excellent opportunity is offered The Improvements
are good aud substantial. CHAS. NJ. HAYS.
ivzq lS54-eo&u.
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A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

THE UNDERSIGNED offers his VALUABLE g.
l. FARM situated in the county of Madison 10 f4;;
miles northeast from jackson, and miles .Azss
OF the Mobile and Ohio Railroad the same dista
from Spring Creek and contains about zoo acres.
Said Farm has been long esteemed of the very best
In the county, and is located in healthy section entirely
exempt from the visitation of Cholera. There 250
acres cleared land, and a comfortable DWELLING
HOUSE, cOmmodous GIN HOUSE and good COTTON
PRESS-an excellent STABLE and other necessary out
houses
The said Farm has most fertile and productive soil,
admirably adapted for the cultivation of Cotton and could
be made one of the best sOCarms in West Tennessee
being well watered with five failing Springs and q
beautiful creek.
ANY person desrous of purchasing, invited to examine
the premises and learn of the subscriber other particulars
as TO terms, &c. TH0S. B. FENNER.
iy2-6mtriw&W#
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The Fisherman.

| was some time walking on the warf where
fishing boat lay, and as was passing and re-pass-
ing, the master was uttering the most tremendous
oaths At length L turned to him, and standing
beside his boat, said:
''Sir, am unacquainted with your business
What kind of fishes are these?"
He replied, "They are cod fish"
"How long are you usually out in order to OBJ
tain your lOads2"
1.-TWO or three weeks" was the answer.
"At what price doyou sell them?'
He informed me.
"Wel have you not hard work to Obtsin living
in this way?"
ayes, hard work, said he.
/ inquired, with what do you bait these fsh?-
With clans"
"Did you ever catch mackeral?"
yes"
"And 1 suppose you bait them with clans,
too?"
80, no." said he, "they will never bite at CLANS"
"Then you must have different kinds of bait for
different sorts of fish,"
Eyes"
'Well, now, did you ever catch fish without a
bait?"
"Yes" said he, II was out last year, and one day,
when / was fixing my line, my hook fell into the
water, and the fool took hold of it, and drew him
i'm
"Now, sir" said I, Il have often thought that
Satan was very much like fisherman. He always
bats his hook with that kind of bait which the DIFF
ferent sorts of sinners like best; when he would
catch prOfane swearer he does not take the trOa-
bic to put on any bait at ALL for the fool viii al
Wavs bite at the bare hook"
He was silent. His cOuntenance was solemn
and after a moments pause, as l turned TO 60
away, heard him say to one standing by him
81 guess that's minister"
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CRUTCHER HOUSE.

THIS large and cOmmodious Hotel, situated the
Il LerOf SPRING AND SUMNER STREETS, NASHVILLE, TEN
NEssER is newly furnished throughout and ready for
the reception of transient This is by the
est Hotel the Depot and being in the centre of the city
isquite convenient to all the business houses.
10 W. BELL,
sept3-f Proprietor.
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N0TICE TO STOCKHOLDERS

the last meeting of the Directors OF the EdgfeId and
n Kentucky Railroad Company, the following resolutions
were adopted:
i. That Engineers hereby directed to make
aspOssbe the nalocaon Of the route of this road from
Edgeheld through Goodlesyle TO Springfield in Robert
sou county"
2 That a call of eight per cent. be made upon the
stock payable IN monthly nstaments OF per TO
with the I'd day of September the 2d day of October
"a DAY oil November and the "a day Of December
fAymenls 10 be made at tie Office OF the Gas Light Com
pany- WASHINGTON BARROW,
Secretary and Treasurer
aug 10, 74-eo6W of the Z. aud X r r Co.
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WOODEN WARE &C

WUUDEN W AXE, NC.
N D les UST RECEIV ED.
CtEDAR Buckets, Pals, Tubs, Piggngs, &c;
~ Well Buckets, Half Bushel Measures;
Butter Tubs, Rice Boxes, Sugar Boxes, &c;
Bread Trays. Baskets, childrens Cane Chairs;
Cocoa Nut Dppers, Grass Mats, Mannilla do.
Churns, Cradles, Floor Mops &C.
Just received at the Variety and House Furnishing Store
of (aug20I MORRISON ECO.
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GAYNOR, MACDONALD a co.

ia ana lI6 fearl street, New York
OFFER the TRADE liberal TERMS of their oyvr
" Importation and Manufacture, STRAW GOODS
SILK and SATIN B0NNETS, RIBBONS, FRENCH and
AMERICAN FLOWERS, FEATHERS, BONNET LIN.
INGS TABS &C. &c, and general assortment of MIL
LlNERA GvoDS' orders promptly executed. [jyl-3m.