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By Last Nights Mail.
ARRIVAL OF THE ILLINOIS.
NEW York, April Z

NEW loRR, April Q.
The Illinois arrived at J O'Clock with about 300
passengers and 100000 in treasure principally
Consigned to the Metropolitan Bank Sl75.Go0.
Dueli & Co. $4,000, VI ellis, Fargo & Co S74.oOa
Hoge & Co. Sl00,0G0, Baker & Merrill $4,000,
johnson G. Lowden $50 000.
California dates TO the 10Th Of March were
brought down by the Sonora
The John l. Stephens was going into San Fran
cisco when the Sonora left
The California news IS unimportant There has
been no more suspensions. The banks have re-
sumed
Rybinson's Savings Bank welded no assets.-
The deposits amounted to S2O7, GOO Robinson was
arrested on charge Of embezzlement
The affairs OF Adams 81 Co came before the courts
in a variety OF shapes.
6. Hobart Saunders, attorney of San Francisco,
was arrested a charge of forgery. Bail in $50
600 was furnished and Saunders inmediatelyie-
camped
There has been abundant rains. .s.-asz
TIE trial Of HanltoA Bowie, late treasurer of
San francisco, who was Indicted on charge of
embezzling the public money, resulted in his ac-
quittaL
The news from the Kern river diggings is rather
contradictory.
Large amounts Of gold are arriving from the in
terror.
The markets continue quiet, without change Of
any Importance.
AustTGita Jan. Admiral Des Points, com
mander O. the French squadron in the Pacific,
died on board the ligate Leaforts the day before
she reached Calas, Australia
We learn that Dr.. Catherwood, the American
traveller, is about TO explore the interior.
The investigation into the late not at Ballaret
has terminated. The charges against the Govern
ment officers proves TO be unlouLded while the
leaders are Dissatisfied. The mixers are merely
political rowdies. The gold licenses were to be
done away with. -.
Business is very dull The markets are aver
stocked.
The steamer Mai. Tompkins was wrecked on the
south side Of the Esqaimeaux harb2r The pas
sergers and crew were saved. The vessel Is a to-
tai loss
duel was fought near San Francisco between
Col VIM. Walker and Mr. Garter Col Walker
received q slight wound in the loot.
The patients in the Marine Hospital are always
taken out in elections and made to vote at five or
six different polls Resolutions disseminating the
hospital after the first April passed both branches
O. the Legislature.
A bin prohibiting the barbarous and noisy amuse-
ments On the Sabbath only wanted TIE Governors
isnature to become law.
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o. Auction sale Of Dry Goods by A. ]. Dun
CAN & Co., comes eff on Tuesday next, 18th inst,
and continues three days. The Stock TO be offered
is very large and well assorted, and will COMMAND
the attention of city and country merchants, who
will DO well to attend this sale. Goods will be sold
freely and without reserve.
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8 ) d d ID ID
will De distributed according to the following
NaUnftieant Schemey
~ And, REMEMBER, every Prize is drawn at each
Drawing and paid when due WITHOUT DEDUCTl0El

ONLY TEN THOUSAND NUMBERSl 4.
Tickets 50 O0-Iialyes 81 00-Quarters 90 90.
Persons wishing Tickets in Nashville viii please leave
their orders with r. H. BROCkWAY, n Public Square,
who is authorized to receive and forward them and 10
whom the schemes aud drawings will be regularly sent
A compliance with the above Will save much time and
labor necessary to answer individual orders from tine to
time
t-sy@ Every prize drawn at each drawing.
s5y@ Bills on all solvent Banks taken a; par.
80 An communications strictly Confidential.
SAMUEL SWAMI, Agent aud Manager.
Sign ofthe Bronze Lions.
Montgomery. Ala.
"a Thos Welsh and JGstus Wymsn. ksqs. Sworn
Commissioners to superinteEd The Drawing.
aD3-td
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NEW BOOKS.
New Books

~ GW BOOKS
FOR SALE BY JOHN YORK * co.
7 lST0nY Of the Origin, Fsra tion and Adoption Of
he Constitution of the United States; with Notices
OF its frincis al Founders. By George 7. Curtiss.
Life of Martin Luther the German Reformer; which
is added Sketch of the Rise and Progress OF the Rsfor,
nation leo Illustrations.
Land of the Saracens. By 9ayard Taylor.
Journey to Central .-sca. BJ Bayard Taylor.
Baneroft's United States. volumes. iis@
Ruth Hall. By Fanny Fern.
Wikcf's Courtship.
Life Of Horace Greeley. BY J. Parton.
HARPERS MAGAZINE for April
Il Il Putnam Magazine for April. 81.
Frank I.es!ie's Journal for April
Frank I4esle's Fashions for March.
For sale by JOHN YORK CO
-NOLD PENS.-The best article 10 the market. For
W sale by JOHN YORK co
CUpERI0R CuTLERY.-Pocket Knives Of al!
~ Sizes for sale by JOHN YORK CO., -
apt Corner of Cherry and Union streets.
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DY virtue OF order OF sale To directed from he
I'D Circuit Court of Davidson County viii 0sr for sale
to the highest bidder for cah at the Court House door in
the City of Nashville the 18th OF April next all the
right title and interest that jane shaw and R=ber shaw
have in an a certain Tract OF Land in District No g.
about 80 Acres the Property of Jane Shaw Robt shaw
Mary and j. W. Shaw. bounded follows on East BY Nc
lver the South BY Vim, Oglvie the West By James
and Alexander Watson the North bT VIM Cgilyie and
VIM dickson, and decided To the said Jane Shaw. By b.
NJ Wheeler in Beck Page 522 ard il favCT OF s Bell
Sale within lawful hours. L. b BIGLEY,
March g. 1850 Sheriff Of Davidson County
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E5y- ADAMS i Co.'s EXPRESS have our thanks
for a New York Herald in advance of the mails.
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Books and Stationery.
Practical Landscape Gardening.
IMPROVEMENT oFRURaL ri RESIDENCES

ENG general prir the arr: with full diIectious
for planting shade trees Shrubberr and towers and
aging out ground. by c. n. KERR. vol, lsmo, with
22 illustrative engTavings. Price 81.
The illustrations fer this vcluDe nearly completed
the manuscript in the bands Of the prute aud viii be
sereotyPed and the volume prodneedn the hsndsomess
st,le early IN March
The advantages which Mr. Kern has had in acquiring
at the Jgrdia des Plats o. Paris and in the Gardens
Of ~ Cloud and Versailles during the reign of Louis
fhppe give assurance Of bis fitness for executing the
lax ne ms uhdsfaken while the positions be has held in
this country and (among others that igh be name) te
charge OF emoeilshing The grounds at the recent Ohio
State FAR at Newark attest the estimate placed upou bis
eapabi tiles by practical men r. w.
The book is eminently practical, aud adapsed To the
wants Of thousands of practical people in every prton f
the Union, who desire hints aud suggestions to aid them in
oruamenng their premises The needed help NAV now
be had at small cost narrated in pure English style
few copies for sale by HAGAN BRO.
Market ~
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THIS DAY

THIS DAY
DECEIVED by express, the largest stock OF SUMMER
IL WRAPPING we have offered.
Also
An extra lot of EMBRUIOERIES, in Chemisetts and
Sleeves Cellars Coarets, Basques Cottage Capes Jaeo-
net and Swiss Bands and Ruifiss, &c.
Also
4 splendid lot of MOURNING COLLARS SLEEVES,
both separate In sets.
DRESS GOODS,
Of all the ewest sty that out in Silks Bereges IT'S
sues, Organdies, Jaeonets, &c. &c.
All of which we will sell at the lowest possible prices for
cash, or 10 prompt buyers on time.
mhl4 X. Z. McNAlRf * w.
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DY virtue OF two wTi;s orders fsale 10 directed
ID from the Circuit Court of Davidson County, viii Of
for sale the highest bidder foe cash Court
House door in the OF Nashville the l4th of Arrii
next all the right title and interest that Cherries Hess has
and ceftsn tract of Land in District No IS David
county in the Safe of Tennessee bounded follows
Beginning Ash Tree, Standing Oak Pointers south
boundary line, the being the North West Of
the land OF Paul Vaughn and ng thence North S5L
West with Pointers line $50 poles stake the North
east Of Maxey line, thence South With her East
boundary line in all l5l pnes to Asa Tree, her South
east the Northwest Gamer OF tract OF land be
longing TO John Mckinney, thence South S65 east with
another line of Mckinney 20 poss To Of his thence
south with his line poles TO stake, Mekneys corner.
thence south Sc i32 poles to Mulberry stump beng
the northeast Of tract Of land belonging
said Mckinney the west boundary line o another belonging
10 John Holmes, thence norss with his line poles
stake thenOrh corner Of Thomas line the be-
ing the southwest Of Paul FaHghn thence Bnrth
with NaagRs west boundary line IA poles the be-
ginning containing % and IS square poles Levied
the property OF Charles Hess in favor OF Moore
and son. and O. A. Trabrdge March is 1855. Sale with
10 lawful hours. Z. HGLEI.
mart Sheriff Of Davidson county.
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BLooDr AFFAIR AT ELIzABzrHTowN.-We learn
! t lat on Saturday Thos. b. Brown, Esq, clerk of
the court at Elizabethtown was shot aud killed by
Mr. w. S. English, merchant of that place. Some
unpleasant words passed between the parties in the
street. and Mr.. Brown went into his office and
Mr.. Eng sh into his store. Both came out shortly
afterwards, and Mr.. English shot Mr.. Brown with
gun, killing him wcunderstaud on the spot. We
are not informed whether Mr.. Brown displayed a
weapon or whether he had one upon his person.
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HtHEAP QUAhTO BIBLES.-l50 Cheap Fam.
lily Bibles this day received and for sale BY d.
HAGAN BRO.
DOUND VOLUMES OF GLEASOS,s PIC.
ID T0RIAL. DRAWING ROOM COMPANION
supply just received by HAGAN & BRO.
COMMERCIAL NOTE PAPER-lO0 Realms
v Assorted an elegant article, just received by
HAGAN AZ BRO
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ID ViItue OF order OF sac % direct lfOn me
ID Circuit Court Of Davidson County. will offer for sale
the highest bidder cash the Court Hose door
the City of Nashville the l4h OF April next all the right
title and interest that w r. Cornelius aud Daniel W.
Doris haven Lots 2c5 2O4 Gsdegnaied the plan
Of West Nashville Lots and bounded fnOws. bgnning
the OF Porter Street the East side RAINING
South wenty-seven feet 10 the Of Lot 24 thence
Lot No 2o7 hundred and SEVENTY Eve feet to fifteen
foot Alley theEce along said Alley the distance at the
front boundary u the Of forty foot Street which
separates the said lots from the Rail Road Depot thence
hundred and seventy i've 10 the beginning being the
Lots conveyed b. J. W AcCouibs and m k Norneiius
to James McConbs Vim K Cornelius and Dsniel W
Doris BY deed which u Registered IN The Registers oce
ofDavdSon County, Tennessee in Book No le Psge 49,
the plan OF West Nashville Lcts IS Registered in the Regis
tersOfce County and State AFORESAID and il Boo No
Page 322 levied the Property Of m K. Corneius
aud Daniel w DorTis. and 10 favor Of j. x K 10 Nc
Even Sale within lawful hours. H. B. BiGLEY.
March s. 1885. SseriF cf Davidson County
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w. & Z FREEMAN,
~ N,w@f, CntIas-n Nfraa1

vvTE are manufacturing at our quarters Gchy Or
w nameuted Gilt Mantel and PieI Glasses in the
highest style of the art Portrait and rleure rnes Cur
stany on hand choce stock of Window SHADES and Cur
tain Materials together with complete assortment Of
Artist Materials of the very best description Oil Paint.
ings and Engravings Cabinet Makers Materials French
Window and Picture Glass, &c DC
We would call especial attention to our Gliding Depart
meut Having gone 10 considerable expense in procuring
Ornaments of the most elegant and beautiful Styles
safely promise that the work turn out shall compete in
all respects with that Of the most noted manufactures in
the Eastern Cities, and at as low cost ss the same de-
scripton of work can be brought here from abroad, the
purchaser running risk on account of breakage.
feb23-tf
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~ There has been q Tremendous gale on the
Atlantic coast, and the papers contain accounts Of
shipwreeks, involving the loss of many lives
Heavy squalls of snow also occurred last week,
which offered distinctions to railroads trains.
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DRESS GOODS
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

TAKE PARTICULAR NUIICEs
LII persons knowing themselves in arrears previous to
N first January earnestly requested to make imme-
date PAYMENT and those indebted to r G. McNairy
previous TO January 1854 had better up at or
they will have to settle with officer.
jan2S-f r. Z. MeNAlRY co.
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TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD
80 80 - 49, @

UPEN 10 NNIIN u
ON and after Tuesday March eth Trains will run as
~ follows:
Mail and Passenger Tram leaves Nashville at $50 NJ.
arrives in Franklin at 1880 AN
do leaves Franklin at .....3:45 N.
arrives in Nashville at. .445 N.
Freigtt and Passenger Train leaves Franklin ats AN.
arrives in Nashville al. $50 An.
do leaves Nashville at .....2 Pm.
arrives in Franklin at. $50 N.
On Sunday the Mail Train only will be run. 0mnbuses
will connect with all the Trains at the Nashville Depot
carving passengers to or from any point in the city, and
Carter Thomas Houghs line Of Stages will IN con-
necton at Franklin.
Through Tickets TO Memphis Waynesboro, Tuscumbia,
Florence Columbia Pulaski and jackson by railroad and
Stages can be procured at the General Stage Office under
the Verandah Hotel A. ANDERSON,
mhl-ly r. Eng. and Supt.
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BUILDING LOTS.

OFFER for sale. my own account number Of VAL
i liable L0ts-viZ:
SIX LOTS near University Place. fronting on Maple
street The lots AZ feet front and ISIS feet Deep
In Edgehed. beautiful Lot the Gallatn turnpike,
Just beyond DIR. Hanlin's and adjoining E. O. Lesems
fronting 100 feet and running back 2l0 feet 1t will be d.
vided if desired.
One Lot the Galatin turnpike Mr.. Washngons
fronting on three streets This Lot fronts so feet the
turnpike, and is 240 feet deep
will sell These lots fair terms. and will make the
times of payment to suit the purchaser
mhl5 A. v. :. LlNDoLEL.
0HREsE.-I06 boxes W. r. Cheese, receiyed per Res
~ cue For sale low BY McCSbA az IEhBAoo-
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THE FIRST ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF, TIE ME
CHANCES INSTITUTE OF TENNESSEE, TO BE
HELD IN THE CITY OF NASHVILLE, OCTOBER,
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GAS FITTTSG

WYE still continue insert Gus Pipes at the usual low
w prices and prepared 10 make Alterations do
any kind Of work in our line, and warrant it well done.
Gas Fixtures.
We Offering Large Chandeliers Tor less money than
they be brought from the East aer paying freight &c
Glass Globes ard Paper shades.
We have invoices Of large lots ct Globes aud Shades
with other Gas Fixtures which expect b. rst boats
from PittSbure and Will sell them very low. ppiv TO
JAS ii KESDRiCK. al the Gas Light Office Cherry st.
uchS'55-ly =. L. DAVIS L CO.
V1xTEA FINE CHEWING TOBACCO.-mi
~ lovers Of fine hewing Tobacco would do well 90
purchase their supply at sTRETCn'S DRUG STORE.
formerly Stretch OTTs) which has just received the
finest article ever brought 10 ihis city. Imehs
ACRICULTURAL IalI.LEMETTs.
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BEN. s. WELLER "a,
50 Is thankful to bis many friends for ihe patron I'D
stove and Tin, Brass ard Copper Mandatory,
and trusts fhst be viii receive the additional iayOs of
nv friends in supporting bis Effort to establish Agricui
oltural IuplsEleut and Seed Store ir their midst
~ He general agen. fur Of the best Nurserea
in the Unon and tho ia waat Of the best Fruit Trees
eau be supplied through him at less cost than they or
der nasO
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AGRICULTURAL IaT.LEMETTs.
4 & G

y
AS in Rrlnkieys Nv Premium and two horse
S.e Ploughs, SuG5oil P0uy hs, Cutvalors HarrowS.
Corn Shelters Corn and Cob Crshers. Corn Drills ard
Planters and 9nst all articles elassed as srcual Inc
pIenens Anv Grflcle W ch lie may not have on hand.
will be ordered and cost OF transportation and rxch1nge
only added To the manufacturers prices lie expects By
the first of May superior Hay RARE which he wishes
10 submit to those interested tor examination.
LaBdreth's Seeds.
just arrived, on sdditisnal supply Of Carnfeld and
Bunch Beans Pafsnips argeqasuy Of the finest Onion
Sets and a variety OF all other Garden seeds.
Flower seeds.
variety of rare Flower seeds hand ard viii De IN
receipt of more in 4 few dags
Irish Potatoes.
superior LOT Of Galrna and Iowa Potatoes.
Etetd seeds
He also has al KINDS OF Field Seeds such Clover,
Tiu,otnr Orchard Herds and Blue Grass, and N few
DAYS viii be in receipt Of Barley. sGekwheat Kemp and
CGmsnin Seed Has also ine lot Of Oats.
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PUMPS GARDEN AND FIRE ENGINEs!!
TUST receir ed from the manufactures Of Downs Co
81 and Cewing Co, large supplyof
PUMPS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
REVOLVING SPOUT C1STERN PUMPS of all sizes;
Deep Well Pumps
Force Pumps with or without Air Chambers
Brass Cylinder Pumps;
Chain Pumps, with extra Reels and Spouts;
Zine Tuong-Yarious sizes;
Garden and Fire Engines for the protection of private
dwellings.
All the above articles We will sell for small advance
upon New York prices.
mhe2 SNOW, MACKENZIE CO.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP,
DOOKs FOR THE PUBLIC SCHOOL.

nI}DKS FUK THE TUbLtO SOAHOOI1'
Is Quackenboss' Advanced Course
(ioodrich's Comprehensive Geography aud History
Song Book for the School Room,
Duntons Copy Book, No l.
Morses Geography,
Goodrich'S Primer Of Geography
Shakespearian Reader,
Towers Gradual Readers, ], 2, 3, 4,
The Orioe, &C., &c.
This day received by ,,,,,
mar2lH CHAklES w SMlIh.
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A, j. FRANCISCO,
FASHION ABLE NATTER
No. % Public Square, Nashville.

NAYALIER HATS.-Tbe finest. most varied aud
desirable assortment of this avorite style of Hat-of
all colorsev in this market is ope at the store
scripon of SOFT HAT is equally large and attractive
and particularly worthy the attention Of the public. Call
at FRANCISCO'S,
mhl7 Public Square.
DIDING HATS.-SOme and desirable STYLES
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HEARING FOR THE DEAF.
DERSONS afflicted with Deafness have the oppnr
L unity of being convinced that the ACOUSTIC Az
RICLE will furnish them with the relief much needed
and at prices suited to the means of all
The instruments made Of prepared metal pates,
adjusted as TO communicate high degree of vibration
which, passing through graduated tube, enters the ear
and are not TO cucumber the head They can
be worn by ladies without attracting observation.
EDWARD HYDE,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-02-03

Tvas early day. and .unlish, strs.n'd
Soft thssssh quiet room.
TNat hu.h'A, hot not for~.,k.n ssesd-
MIL bss viii sought Of gloon;
Tss thsss. ssesrs in happy ase.
WNess hops 10 from above.
A GsAss ecnmurea with the rass
or Heavens recorded love.
Pvrs l.ll the beam. and mtelly bright
On his ersy heary hair.
And tcvel d the book with tendcrest light
As1 its shrine we're there.
But oh that patriarch aspect shons
With something lovser far
A radiance. all the spirit own,
Caurh, not from sun OF star.
Some word Of life zen then had met
Ills calm benignan, oys;
Some snc,en, promise, breathing yss
OF immortality
sSc,s hearts deep language. where the glo"
on qaenci.ls,s faith survives
For every feature sa,d--s kao~
That my Redeemsr lives"
And silent stood his children by,
flushing th-.s very breath,
Before the solemn sanc,i'y
~ though, DER sweeping death
s,len,--yet did no, zach young breast.
With love and reverence nell
Oh. bl..t be those fair girls--and blsss
That home where God il felt.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-02-03

LIHiLS ilNtb mass nbDD>.
It'S'r received ON, Of the baud soonest stock
- embracing the gfcuir-t ,ntptv f Ladies
FanrS Dsr-- tood- cSct brought to MHr-hal
which arr offered iur nile At reduced prer-.
>eUi. $50 aoW Dl4uur-, Ten mn, rent rnlof-
llait, an wool li'lane, uei, figured u iaunr~,
latin plud Ga. hni.rc- sup,r-puut.d 'p.h.
u.ere,. tmo1 piu thaly pst- plad Six ,
btncadi do cbcnt 4 bla,k figured de- biz
satin plaid do gtos de khuc do, bi. waterrd
do -ALso-
Super pad bingham pg"cn iinreyc bla X
do eulored Florence l.lrrn Cambria t'dkf-.
chlidfrn- wool Hose hdic.' spun -hk Vest
men, spun six under Nc-t- super ero- De
htue trNal, hdic, black and celuted ki
tloyes meus ND and buck de- ladir~' tNi~t.
Ell ,hk Mtit- children, tu do -iik Gloves
hlk lace N.~. culurcd Wor~ird iiraid~. bleach
ed cotton Cord black ,uk 500 1t Ribbon. ali
- idth- BLACK and col"trd six ilfud- % great
VARIETY oi new -bl, Dress l'rmin,ug- Jnnuri
Nlm<lu, check tambric, Victoria Lawn. india
mall Uu-hn Nnin-nok Uu-lin lavourl Edg
iup>, etc uvW sitlr Bonnet Ribbons N'utnN
do, ladirs' SILK and SATIN Hmilla~, black aud
coiortd ladies fancy n"rno Iaima- gents
.aiin Seats de- spuug Stocks and do Opera
Ties blue rap" pluk aud blue tnpe l.l-'" ,
lHiiv~ spun sttk Hose ingram do, grut-
Cashmere GLOVES. lAdir, 10 ladies beaver
and bnrk Gnuuilri,, turm,ctte. and Under.
sleeves whi'r. blue ard punk l'afIatou To-
gclh,f with many either new ARTICLES, wh ch ~
would br pleased 10 ell
e. &. GREGG & co.
Septruher "a lsbI
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- Magazine Street. Ner Orieam.
= YALE in, & co, II Magazine stree,
y. New Orleans, Whot,mls D,ni,rs N In
ported >ieplsaild Fancy SINS and >'rap t;oos,
Lac,s, Embr"deres Giot,s, Wauiias. Fytr,,,
Brands, Batons. Gimps. trimmings n ikina,
Bpnn.ts, >rar Uri-, R,bbons. Aa,sea
F,,eers, Millinery Articlss, aud Rich FAM
bress honds u all KINDS. A full and compel,
assortment of every thing in their line of ii.
very latest fashion, constantly on hand Coum.
T, Merchants visiting tins tity are respectful,
invited to call and examine before purchasing
e. YALE, JR., & co.
~ Magazine street between
tomnnn and Grave,
t,n IA 1881