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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-01-24
NOTICE

"a LII persons indebted to DR.. s. d. SCHOOL,
FIELD. either by note or account, will call
on the subscriber, as he alone, by virtue of a
Deed Of Trust, is authorized to receive monies
and settle the accounts. Immediate attention to
this notice is expected.
ia. TURRENTINE, Trustee.
January l6. 20
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In lie Senate. tie bill 10 authorize Tie
Cape Fclr and Deep River Company 10
issue bonds. was taken Up and passed the
second reading without division.
The bill TO incorporate the Dan River
and Yadkiu Railroad Company. sfler
some discussion. was rejected by vote d
90 10 81.
IN The Commons. The resolutions ofrer>
Ell by Mr. seuIe On the subjec, Of Slave.
~, sfler being Diseased and amended,
were laid on the table BY vote Of u 10
Is.
The bill concerning usury was further
amended. by striking Oh, imprisonment,
and providing that the line shall not be
less Than The sum nsufiously loaned.
Several other amendments were proposed
aud rejected. The bill was then read III,
Third time and passed--yeas rs. nays 20
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-12

80 TFE GERMANS have produced some very excellent
49, remedies for various diseases. Among which may
be specified DR.. HoCluds Celebrated Bters" flr safe
by O. VI Jackson-aud used with remarkable In
Liver Complaint, Jaundca, Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility,
and general arrangement Of the Stomach. The Sunday
Dispatch says Of this meicine We feel convinced that
in the Of the German Bters The patient become
dtbtated, but constantly gains strength and vgor TO the
tSme-a fact worthy OF consideration. The Btters
pleasant in taste AID in SINE aad be administered
der any circumstances to the cae stomach Indeed
they be used by all persons with the perfect safety
1t would be well for those who the
SYSTEM 10 commence with teaspoonfu less and
gradually increase We speak from experience and are
course proper judge TAepres far and WIDE have united
Ia recommending the German Bit r. and TIE afflicted We
most cordially advise their use" See advertisement
Ge,l-lm
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-12

VALUABLE PROPERTY ToR SALE.

'hE undrrssned Nhss 70 sell his land interest," IN Jack
son eoany, Ala i consists iol0Wa; Between 1900
And 1000 acres q land hGnred % WhCh l. eh
and Creek bottom land go % shch cleared and
under eoce. The bsnce beach and mouutau and heaSi
y nbercd with Ccd~r Poplar, Ash beech, Gum and Oak
There Is en- The premises steam all which = eapa-
b. Of eating OF % lumber Per aay cnicntly
Gated % The timber. The lad Is hneF adapted the
growth q Bue Grass Clover and hsad0Es CorE c0ti0a
and Wheat
The above property Il heated los miles iron Nashville.
and within mi % Nc \. C. X. a., where here h
depot within uge ues q TIE uncin q the y. q r. r.
ard the Memphis acd Charleston airuad-
TKzAs The Ah0Fs land AMI mal Wa b. sod a. ioows
Part cash. the baaaes Ia l. and yrafs. via interest,"
There ah0ai 20 had u nalss saa lafess also ~
50 head Of c4tis, ard ie barrels 81 coln, ana Oaa hst
be bought b. ths parghsssr.
MS Nil W par Or te saole pEoSrty before me money
b dae. Apply % VA ;. Bass. lhs premises, A.
DERsOSe p. O., fsnn-,
noYi9-sijani LINDsLET 4 CROCKEIT Nashville.
NAshvile Trus Wig oopy IL uSsky psp-F ant Jsaaary
l. and send account y tils uoeA,fshriAs aies ssa
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-12

NY = -.r Pet.
have another it1c pet,
Tha'5 worth his weight in gold,
A bright eyed ,ury-he4d-d vigh.,
And only four years old.
Hes up ut dawn and o9l at play,
Ami he wild birds singing
With his little wagon and his dogs,
His laery shouts are r!nEInR.
How lourly would our household lie
H.Haut Tins p. bic boy;
lie fathers Iu.lst hope and pride,
Add hs sweet N u5,r's ios.
Ills young "agEt." pet aud spoil him we'll,
As you know they're sure 10 do;
Blu though Doe loves item an think
The fayugite is aunt "sue."
For hen nestle 10 I-r arms at eve,
with sucn a loving air,
And whisper ia her ear alone,
Ills simple, childish prayer
That God would bless His Little lamb,
And still his mlI.r Zee,
And send his oTu "sweei Papa" home,
From DER the deep, wild sea.
And then he'll kiss h.s dear Mamma"
And little SISSY" to-;
And close those pratling lips ,hat look
Like rosc-buds wet with dew.
lie bears the 7a7f,s Of one who is
A friend T. -est merit;
And much we wish our loved one may
lis sterling worth inherit.
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The above figures show deficiency in the total
this year. compared with last, Of about million ADD
quarter bat they also show, that notwithstanding there
still et in these States seven millions and quarter which
over months old last April and which had survived
the famine the cold Of The previous months and if
add 10 these the number in Tennessee Missouri Iowa. Wis
consn and Michigan, may, with all safety. put down the
lumber OF hogs six months old, ia the Es en States
last spring. millions and the number which had not
then attained the legal Of six months mil ions. 30
hat it viii be that here have sixteen millions hogs,
and twelve millions OF those could be FED and ma fttior
pork by the first Of next February IL is true large num-
Der viii be used at home by the farm and consequently
viii not be brought TO market; but after making all due al
lowance for this stN there will be LEFT "ampe room and
verge enough to use in the conversion OF Indian corn into
pOrk for market.
The the leading packing points show that the
total number packed in 1854 about OUO including
the number driven East; SO hat by comparing the
actually brought to market in year, with the number in
the country, it will be that the bears but very
small proportion to the other and that there always an
ample sup y Of the animals in this western wilderness, as
our friends the other side the designate these
western Satesand when is taken into calculation what
pro c animal the hog is il is plain that il is an exceedingly
Der Of them in the country
To mind there but two which tend to in
crease or diminish the supply Of ork in any year, namely
the abundance and price Of and the price Of pork II
pork is htgh and plenty and cheap then will the supply
Of lat hogs be large beyond any possible ubt whilst on
the other had il and DEAR and PORK cheap,
there will then be falling OF in the number prepared for
MAJ ke lst as sure and inevitable as are the operations 81
cause and effect
If the price pork and the relative price Of hold
strong inducements article hogs preference
to ser it. then VIII it be done beyond doubt Our
respondents from ali parts Of the country agree that
Of corn vastly larger tina in any former year and
ruling rates be 20 to 25c 2 bushe cents
standing in the field The for pork
far above the average and have been during the last
FIVE months The question decided by the flrer
is whether it Is better TO sell his Is p bushe the
hed, or turn il into pork for which he 50 y
ding the best calculations made by experienced feed
ers seven pounds of will make pound pork this
would be about eight pounds aud ia Of pork ire bushe
Of corn, which al SC 2 70 puld pay farmer c p buhe
for ais corn in the hed without the trouble Of sheng
bringing to market The inference be drawn then IS
iYruc
to prepare hogs 70" market in any former year. there
now and never before the means do so ample.
The important question TO be decided by all IT, those
ample means be used to atten hogs for market? So the
result is obvious
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-12
sale of Lot. IN IVES, na,bv,iIe,

Spectators in real estate, and persons wishing to
purchase desirable sites Tor family residences, will
bear IN mind the sale OF lots IL West Nashville. 70
day, by Messrs. LIEDsLEY & CRocKETT. The lots
they offer embrace some Of the most handsome To-
cations in that portion Of the suburbs Of our city;
and those who purchase may anticipate with good
decided increase in the value of their pur-
chases within few years. Yves, Nashville is bound
TO become the NEST attractive portion Of the city
Cor various good and substantial reasons.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-12

49, GREAT CUEs FOR RrruM,rIsN-Tle Editors Of the
Richmond Republican Of December 24th, ls52, says
that Carriers Spanish Mixture is no quack medicine.
They had man in their press afflicted with violent
Mercuria Rheumatism who continually complaining Of
misery in the back limbs and jontshis eyes had become
everh and mattery neck Swollen throat Sore and all the
symptoms Of 4 eumatism combined with Scroflla. Two
bottles Of Carriers Spanish Mixture cured him. and in a.
editorial notice above they bear testimony wonder
ol effects, and say their only regret IS suffering with
disease Of the blood the existence Of such
medicine. They cheerfuly recommend it,
Zee they certificate and notice in fun around bottle
decl--1m
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-12
COMMERCIAL.

NASHVILLE Dec y.
Yesterday Of the duest days the There
very little done in If the departments Of trade.
CoTTON.-There sales yesterday, and none Of
feripg.
WHEAT.-The demand for wheat less active, and
prices had downward tendency. We quote s. S51 90
FLoUR.-None sold no change in prices.
CORN The demand for has fallen off, 1t is still held
at 4Oc but owing the difficulty of making shipments and
the expectation Of from Europe buyers holding or
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-12
VVANTED.

LNOR SALE-A small house and Tot on Spruce 60
II street-part of Lot No. 1856 For further pare- ~
uaTs call tl,is ofice. Octi5-H -
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From the Cincinnati Price Current, Dec 5.
, IEers a Scarcity OF HOGS :

We have received least one hun red letters from parties
in various sect the country asking information
gard 10 the prospects Of the pork market and in
foolish and absurd questions propounfed 10
One writer wants to know think il would buy
hogs at IS q another in Illinois, asks us think
pork will 20 below So this market before the 1st Of JanU-
ary and so On The chief anxiety appears however,
in regard comp 4ratve number Of hogs in the Lead
ing Sa from which would infer that the conclusion
drawn BIZ the majority that the price of pork depends upon
the number OF hogs in the country This is Think most
erroneous opinion because there is always enough OF hogs
lance them n 1853 and greater abundance in 1917 and
oIy less abundance 1855 The truth Of this proposition
will be admitted when present few facts bearing upon
tn subject.
The number OF hgs six months old in the four leading
Sate according Assessors returns for years 1854
and 1853, was as folOWs
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-12

- E1 IN EArGlHEAiS, An.
ul.-afa u..l
% E-r-|oBi!
IT, p,..E you're hooking;
.nr karE
~ nHr doing worse.
huIrhu'a a supw-Hhte stocking.
So rest and clean,
Together .,.1,
Fen ulrs mast agree
90 sou o. vote.
NHH gray once wrote,
4 handsome L-t-6.
The irsjgv t, r.
90 ui5l.eHt dream,
Ile very s.Ia OF song
SIAN .aaIs yuu little
Here 81. vs.,
And never wants you long.
Py Plato nr'er
sent tripping here.
Ny Eut rather ven,
20 lall poor nan
Can r1-v1aa
10 any place luE Heaven.
Yet -MI WOW
There's magic nov
About woman e TOT,
Aud cuUai.E WAS
The wizard haad
That made a EAtar boot.
For uhhe the lynave
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Decisions a. tte supreme NourNs
FOURTH CRCtIT-DECLNEEE TERM. 1853.
law pH.hFT.
Morris & Matthews vs. CsIr O. Gruth-Opnion by Judge
Harris, affirming Judgment below
" J. russell ". W. Cuiiiuogu.ou by Judge Harris AZ
hrning ju1gu.,n. below
Geo. c. Alien ". Carthage ana II Tgurke Company
Opinion by Judge Caru,hers affirming iu gacut below.
NJ H. FTcgg ct as vs.. Campbell Governor Ac.-Oliui5n
by Judge Carutlers, aldnuiuE Judgment below.
Joshua DAVIS l.. Franklin &C asopuion by Judge Nc.
Kinney, affirming judgement bro..
A. Wilson ct as IS b. L. Laus'arl- Opinion by JJdge
Mckinney, reversing Judgment aal rJmanding, sc.
TQuEE
James Burgess VI. D. G. sph-ri et gs-OpHon by Judge
Caruthers, Affirming deere of Chancellor.
n. Francis guardian &c. ys Joseph Baton ct Ah-ouin
ion by Judge Csuthgrs, a-raug decree Of Chance l.-
"A Jack,on ct ais We. w. Foyd-Op.ni.n ~ Jl--- s.-
Kinney, reversing decree aud tis-ais-'re i..
John A. wilson - ais a. T. ~. Gates A O. !. Lartfad-
Opinion BY Judge 4 Il-z.,, Affirming cree o5.ow.
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Land for Sale.

I 0yFER 81 sale Oool sEtES HUNDRED ACRES a
90 LAND lyax On the Coalnhia Central furuplzs -
Ro4s sesrn nes ironi Juiabi1 and aur rom NJ Rsas-
AIT, berg paFtof me tract ch rezics-
Tbs Lad b equ4l b0t suqzfier auy Mary ceuEty
Ne part Orred for sal we tiub-Fvd aad ae Improved.
There tie prenisrz hesQfNi bu1'ag siica
froalin< the fHbpks AT ne ea1tenpiaiei Ra keaA IL
eli be dfsded % s,zit purchasers srfsid n botY.
Dor fzFtheF insenatioa slYy - Aslaos1 p. 0cs
MARY esonty, feAnezsce.
Gasil-u lUcfrs J. POLK.
NAshviis unoa and Isal.sais D. zruas pssass sopy.
RROGAss.-se Gases shlas bsez,as, rseslssd to-sss
I'D ~ l0liN RAMAdE
eest e. College, stree
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HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.

/ TUESDAY, Die II.
Peiitjops-By Mr. Wood, Of Cannon From ci,i-
Zeus Of Cannon co Mt, aga nst chr & = the lue
between The counties OF Cannon and y Kalb.
Mr. Cox: From 5 W. AIkissoa and others,
PRAYING tor amen dmeut o! the charter o. the
Nashville aud Charlotte Turnpike Company.
Bills Ilro9uced-Ry Mr. H4T-: 10 incorporate
the l!ol>Iou Baptist Female institute at Jon"zboro
/ Sir. Ward: TOumend the charter Of the Carthage
Alexandria and Rcd Sulphur Spring turnpike Com
pauy.
Also: To charter the Clinton COLLEGE and Mub.r-
ria Turnpike Company.
Nr. Bal: For the benefit of the RogersyiIe al
Jefferson Railroad Company.
MEMPHIS BONIS-1he House then resumed the
consideration 1.-THE unfinished business Of yes,erday
being the bill % guarantee the payment by the
State Of the bonds issued and to be issued by the
city OF Memphis 70 the Memphis aud Little Rock
Railroad Company.
Mr. Looucy favored the passage OF the bin end
argued at considerable length the Importance OF
the STATE endorsing these bonds in ORDER u secure
che passage through her territory Of tne Plcifc
raroad-tte Stale mourning no Liability by such
. ENDORSEMENT
The motion Of Tr Cox to lay the amendment
Of Mr. Douelson upon the table, was then put and
carried
Nr. Travis addressed the House in opposition to
the hi,l, and ia explanation of this position upon
the subject OF internal improvements.
Dr. Bulicn offered an amendment to the bill
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f., 7-'rosgs. on; -; p..1-,l -, " Wv
~ ,t.. mon, nc 100 ,G" -. "a any
,,,.., ,Lo - ,,r,, y ~. t., ~ t 1iu
i, ,.-,,sJ c,- anu
Mr. Sbcmw,ll ole I an amer dmsrt to the bin so
as to give State aid all the iron work. Iu Stew 1T
t.s', ,r,.....,.' 81 $50. -. r
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PNoF WOODS HAlE RssruKArgyy-TEe testimony q At J
who have thoroughly tested the virtues Of this celebrated
article is hlti viii restore the gray and tn bald eradicate
dse Of The Scalp preserve the hair falling, and preserve
he color perfectly extreme old age. 1t is pu, up
both with without sediments. See advertisement.
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LlLoTR have nov IN store an
A CARD.

TIVE undersigned, late 81 Georgia having removed to the
city o; Nashville, offers his services 70 the citizens Of
Georgia. r. Tennessee and North Alabama purchase
Of Dry Goods, Groceries, Corn Wheat Rye, Bacon Lard
Zine Horses Mules Cattle, and Ia short, every article Of
trade offered ia The Nashville market.
The Merchants q Nashville are ~ high character
and pecunary Standing and have large and well selected
stocks thai they oder liberal terms, which should induce
re merchants OF Upper Georgia Vast Tennessee and North
Alabama TO give the Nashville market air trial As to
the Grocery Market the prOprety viii suggest Itself 10 the
mind Of every merchant the sections Of country named
the most proper for their trade.
The long connection Of the undersigned with the Rairoadf
Of Georgia, General AGENT Treasurer and superntend
ems Of transportation well Agent hatanooga
era years for the Banking interest Of savannah will enable
him more readily n inVsstgate claims against Railroad
Companies, for lost goods damage while In transu,
for tbs renewal discount Of notes bills in bank &C.
All letters inosng orders and money gill receive prompt
attenton, aud all orders shout the money, when satsc
tory evidence Of oyenry aud promptnes accompanies the
same, The parties kn0wn 20 be SUCH shall receive Ike
attention, when ordering articles that under the
or custom Of The market 10 sell time. VII also give
strict attention 70 receiving and forwarding all goods that
10 be stored that may directed my The
charges for the purchase Of goods &C. viii be ave per
commissions, and twenty each box package 0r
receiving and lOl NaFding. T. X MILLS,
Post once Building No. g,
Nashville, Tenn.
REFERENCEs-R. r. CUrLER, Esq., Prest Central Rail-
read and Bank MAJ A. PoEFKH Pres Bank State Of Geor
Railroad Maeoo, Hon. loas ?. kiss, Pres and GEO.
fOSGs suy Georgia kiruad and :. T. CUzEs, Esq, Au-
gusa; Mi J. ,. CoOFEz, Ecu. k1pt Nestern AID Atlantic
Railroad, Atlanta; Gen. A. J. HAEsEL, Attorney ut Law,
Marietta, GEoNGs g. BLACK, ESQ, ko1v Ca; Capt. JAHEs
WILLIAMS aud Col }. A. WnfEsbEs, ChAttat oega, J. L.
Moss and 10. PAAsOas, Esls, Knoxville, Team; WmLAn
hAnIEs Ess- Decatur, and Judge LASE, Hantsve Ala.
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adjourned to p p NJ.


Mr Bowles presented bill dividing the Acade-
my fund Of Oyerton county; passed 1t reading.
The Senate resolved itself into committee OF the
whoir, on The Law Reform bill The committee
was addressed by Mr. Turuey in advocacy Of the
bill, and 10y Mr.. Rodgers in opposition, in the fore
noon, and by Mr. Head this afternoon. Before
concluding his argument, the latter gentleman gave
way for a motion for the committee TO rise.
Seu.t. a adjourned.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-12

The above work upon which Eve years Of continued
labor and research with large outlay OF money has been
expended) has no; been published merely supply the de-
fciencies Of existing GaEeteers, but to furnish GEO
GRAPHICAL DICTIONARY which should be as eomprehen-
sive in It's design perfect 10 its arrangement and
pete and accurate in its execution the DIOuoSART
THE ENGLISH Languages.
Among the mauy claims to superiority which this work
has all others Of the kind the following:
list. Il is a PRONOUNCING GAZETTEER, a feature rs
sentia TO the completeness o. Geographical Dictionary
20 a DICTIONARY OF THs tsGLIsu lANGUACg.
3D. II contains above 10000 Geographical Names
than any other Gazetteer OF the World And he notices Of
all important places viii also be found Oar full and
sfactOry than in any utlrr similar work.
Sd. In regard to CURAfR aud RECENTNESS OF In-
formation, VII I've fund ncompasaby superior every
other
For sale by luov1Tl W. 7. BERRY co.
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IAEEEgIIU.

On She 1i,h inst, by Rev. ". o. Rsyifs t'e re-
iaenee Of A. II. Hieas, NJ. Henry PiEuuer, Of Sac
Of Irby Morgan Co., As Mary ". Fasr daUghtsr %
&. A. Fuller, E.q.-boA %. tbs city.
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'FiCE.
S 200 Il + WARD!

M TUESDAY evening" Oii Feuors' HsH ia NashylIe
~ aurinE the eNhihiion OF TIE Mechanical Pair ANAL
aark P1ekei Book, viii steel Ga p vas stolen lroa ny
pcEet Il contained az On Bank Notes s0e Feceipss aha
ihree oaf Blank els q fVchanFs, signed bT yse and
pfon.ssary notes Esuel b. EFssI and rad0rrd ~ Dr.
Jebn Nafers. These ss zli soss printed srs viii
DATES aEaosnis kc tauk ksy ths 0ay balls notes
sgnea ~ nJaed and sndosel b. hin, whcA 10 sKiz
tcEee.
ne shove reward u Be paid or he return q The bll
aud such inorwat3a VII irad b their Fec1re-
en1 prCgsfoaAi reward r The return q 4uy u ihs
AL persfns noticed irae negiAts f3r sacA
hsis q No.ss - tAey sI1 - Be pail.
oo5 WiIIO. WILLIAM
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

49, To Nervous Suffsrers-A RETIRED CLEReYMAE,
~ restored to health in few days. after many days
Of great nervous suffering is anxious to make the
means OF Will send (ee) the prescription Di
rect the Rev. JoHE NJ DAaNALL No SO Fulton ST. Brooklyn
YCW York.
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For the Nashville Patriot.

T For three. f1uIths & a cross,
o For circl. compl.tc.
y II youa give &c a toss,
Triangle viii certainly meet.
Cpt Your cards nov Adkis.on,
Cut Them sior AVID dgrp
or You M hl loose SHAT treat.
Dec. IL, 1855. O. S.
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Il. c. M,NAIRY & co.

il. C.. M'NAIRY & co.
No. 80 COLLEGE, ST., Nashville. Tenn.
II AVE nov on hand one Ct the I4r.est and most complete
= ! stocks OF STABLE AND Fanny Dht GOODS, suna-
bic for Fall and Winter, ever offered ct retail in this
ket. And having within the few days received their
third large FALL IMPORTATION and many article, bought
al prices far 6eT their usual cost enabled to oder in
du-ements to ali persons vautinr goods in their Inc
DRESS GOODS.
Elegant Founcsd sis, in ali coors, for day and evening
dresses at r. SIS 70 so; HestHt MORE Antiques, plain
and striped Tor both ty and evening elegant Plaid and
Striped skS, al qualities and prices; Plain Kept Silks, in
al coors for day and evening dresses; POu de Soe do
Cashmere Robes, with borders elegant Cashmere Robes,
printed, DO.
Plain and Printed BeIaines.
The largest offered in this city, bought greatly
reduced prices, which viii be sold proPortonsby low.
SEQ patterns Union de Lgiaes only So piece; Plain
Mernos in all colors. In short, in the dress
goods line.
FIanneIs.
Extra heavy, all Wool, for Drawers;
" % Union,
" Shaker, Z"
All qualities Welsh and other unshrinkng Flanne's;
Silk Warp Flannels;
Fine saqIe Fannels al coors; and for children common
White Red and Yellow, al qualities.
For Boys.
All descriptions Of goods for Boys Clothing such as Jeans
SatinettS, Tweeds, CassImeres, &C. &c.
staple Goods.
All kinds sheetings, Srngs, Pillow Domestics, Tckngs,
Apron Checks Canton Fanne Prints Irish Linens Plaid
LiRseys, Negro Kerseys, &c. &C.
EmbrOideries and Lace Goods,
Everything in this line. Honiton Collars Coarettes
Val. CELLARS Coarettes and Seeves separate ia SETS all
nis OF French aud Scotch Worked Collars; Mourning Col
ars, in great variety.
Curtain Goods.
Everything in Muslin and Lace Curtains. Also Uaon all
Nool, and Satin LtUe Damasks, with Gimps, Tassels
loops, Cords, &C., 10 match. Also Cernce and Pms, all
qualities.
Hosiery.
very large stock Of Ladies' Misses Mems and Boys all
u which they will sell at the lowest possible prices
Carpets
In endless variety, and all qualities. Many styles
received within the last days. at prices to insure entire
atisiaction. Also, large lot Of Rugs, Mats, Drugets
jrumb Cloths, Oil Cloth, Mats for Fire Places, Wash
stands, SC &c. r. c. McNAIRY L CO.,
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