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Proposals for building Lighthouse on Jones'
Point, near Alexandria, virginia.

TRsAsuRy nEPARTmKNr,
Office Lighthouse Bonra,
Washington, August go 1855.
PROPOSALS win received until y O'Clock, the 2ad Of
Sep,cmber next will be opened for furnishing
building t house Jones's Point Potomac
river Alexandria, by the 3Oh OF November next
framed building resting prick foundation, and OF
half with basement, having circular tower on uL
horizontal dimensions being 80
by ~ feet. =,
drawings and specifications be feen at TINS ONCE
and AT the o ctlecor at Alexandra.
should any accepted will be executed at once
FOR the work.
will made until the whole work s competed and
received be inspected and approved ny me agen
appointed supefntcnd The woTksad agen
having reject all materials and workmanship NOT IN nc
coriuncc the Of the contract.
reject and all bids that may be deem
ed prcindicial The public interest.
and addressed 10 The undersigned,
dorsei Proposals for Jnncs's Point Light house,
EDMD l., II. HARDCASTLE,
Aug 13-eodlm Engineer secretary.
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Appointment OF superintendent OF Buildings
and Grounds at the University of virginia..

last annual meeting Of Writers Of the Unvcr-
IL sy of Virginia, Mr. Stevenson offered The iooWhg esuauo'
which adopted:
Having believe, from the experience OF past years,
patron University might, with propey
University be relieved from the supervision and
buildings public property OF The bhseffy,
and that all The door duties might wh advantage ne
who waud devote hs whole tune
discharge other duties for snitabe compensa
lion:
Resolred subject be rer1ed 10 the executive
divide the duties OF the proctor In The
them 10 make ihe appoint
ASSISTANT with aiary rot exceeding 81 % D IN
their opinion the University would be promoted by
division Of labor between the proctor and
porDtendcni'
resolution, he undersigned, proctor OF
Univsry notice that The executive commiiirc VIII pro
make the appointment
resolution and TO notify all who mny be
disposed appointment that viii be expected hat
individual be appointed should be qualified to take he chase
(or few hundred nere contiguous
supsnendence of all the buildings o ihe UNI
putie grounds and keep them in repair and have
suitable knowledge landscape gIdeDg ornamental planting OF
Sc
desired will be cheerfuiy given hpp
applications 10 the nndersgned ennofseu
OF Buildings and Gounds'
r. X. PRENTIs,
Aueusr, IL, 1855. Proctor umversiV OF Ntg'h'a
Aug i9-eodtl9Sept
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

The viii bs books, anissa
the payment Of the subscription be ns advance.
Distant money ietsr the postage
Of win paid by and all assumed by ourselves IN ~
safe transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER is published weekly during The
sioas OF Congress, ana weekly daring ihe
subser,p,ions Tor period year viii, be received
,,ms propo,tioned TO aboye nal
y-POsTMAsTERs authorized act agents and
nv sending n, yiss DAILY subscribers, with $50 rneios.d
~, subscribers, with $40 enclosed, ~bl he
tided a copy etis.
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0FFfcE aP THs ComAAsDIno OrFicgR,
Na,biDsiun Arsenal August 30,

washington Arsenal, august y" ioo''
PRDfCsATg Office octd-
y medc,an, for building Washington
public Wing between street on the
Canal The nr Seventh street on The VEST una
east appropriation Of cUS0 having been
made by Congress for the same
Master builders dssring 70 propose for this pssse
work. additional explanation in order TO make up
popns which they will be enabled 10 do convencny and
al ,lfs ohlce
No proposals received but from experienced ana APP
proved builder work 10 Nc done superior
persons dsance unknown TO iho undersigned
aeeied present satisfactory references before the bid be
accepted. ~, :,
work (which cacsed with precision the proposer
find sam
superintendent Is appointed and viii be always
ground Of building after the work commences IN
commanding officer, TO sre that the conffac
''' WM II. BELL,
Major Commanding Washington Arsenal
Aus a. 9awu9Oct fIn,, Il Bat Sun
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X. III. q II Il X, Il, I,
Counsellor at Lao,

Has removed his his esd in Frankln Row
ar x and Tb,ccu,b streets He
ZION n United States supreme Court
Having devoted much time 10 me law ne VIII
Office, u The ce Justice or assistant
,nicr. of psc ofi,o and will niso
prc craraion and trial Of suits concerning patents.
aud prepare arguments nr par
ss having claims Congress the depa
win also prosecute before any board esablshed for tbe
adjudication.
De, Qe-tn
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Rittenhousc Academy,
Corner Of Third street and Indiana
Wight, Principal.
X. r. Taylor, Assistant.
X. Rsout Teacher of French.
r. Gibson, Teacher Of Drawing.
next academic year viii commence on s''''"'''
Tuition so so Ella 80, SIS per quarter payable in ad
Circulars msy be obtained BY ppyns 20 The principal Or - os
bookstores Of the clly Aug 2-erdislhseys
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These stop Southampton gong returning

lnnhampOb, both ana fctitiHg Hty UHe
proceeding London and avrc advantages over any
route, economy Of time aud money.
Passage from Ees York 10 Southampton and Bremen
cabin saoon Sao frat cabin, lower saoon silo;
second do, $50
newspapers through the post oiice
No bills lading will be signed on the day OF sailing.
An experienced surgeon is attached TO each slip.
For freight passage apply 10 , -
q. Il. SAND, IL South William Ct, ". Y.
@. A. HEINEKEN Co., Bremen.
CaOSKEY & Co Southampton.
WILLIAM lSEIlN Havrc.
Mar 6--dly
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Enu,ish ana French Boarding and Day school.

English ana Frcnch S0ar0AhB anu DnJ Sonoo1'
Miss BROOKE Philadelphia viii open her boarding and
.oo s. o. .ys as na o
will be ssssed by the most competent pro-
french ivn ny Ieeeay from Paris engaged
every will be used 10 accomplish her pupils IN
Drawing will be taught in various and elegant styles
"My friend, ss,innbe LADY, of great in
English sns Ssa
pob Of Conducting saecsany Of ladies' und
worthy Of the patronage q paf11 paIrAs pAcuE
REFERENCES.
The Right Rev AlopSo A NJ Potter Potter 2. 2, p HI ID
Henry sse.siay 2. Smithsonian Institute
ssn is% '"1S Y ns;ss eo1sesa MasW W.:sss,en G.
@ Sn = ms am,ss Psnnas Po.,ma.s Gsns;"
Hon ELLA Lewis Justice of tho Supreme Court Ct Penn
HON. G. W. woodward, Associate Judge Of the Supreme Court
:" Hon. ron"es George Vail, NJ G., New Jersey.
Lieut. MaaIy % {; ss s.a s. a. Sa pncipa bookstores or
orMiss brooke, No 1913 Pennsylvania avenue
Aug 3l-eodn -
mHE MISSES HAWIEY's French and Ensiish
Boang School win m be On Monday ser
tember y their residence No. 'o'
Aug as--cod2w
Cottage Home school for Young Ladies,
M,ssacbusetfs apenuc beteeen 10Th and lth streets.
s % % .as @
four departments, ond embraces all the branches 'u'
cation. +.
M.dam Dorman, Teacher of French.
M M ss sss%G Tsasssl Tsasss ct o Rs%ns ns ana f'''s
Circulars may be obtained AT the bookstores
Auaaa-eolm ------.
The and languages. boarding school in Alex
% " 81 sa, oss and Ins w Gpfan' q
$3.50 'nd board Address, with full particulars; nsS;currr
Aug ai-dG, Alexandria virginia.
II MAY DE BEST to state at classes OF
i goods that we offer as especial bargains
100 pieces black and fancy co'oed silks many entirely new
200 pieces anne Is per yard the fine
goods probably much tho largest and cheapest
In mourning goods stock offered
a,. 100 and sDs ssap a. and
10 car,ons shirt bosoms, I'll linen, new patterns.
e,s so"as s% ~ .sa no. oasn %sy nsw sys
T6os ls mol settled Jay paid commencing
Our regular punc,ua customers habunIy
bills invited to call and make their
selections lee, ions early Early .,u
Good Articles prices and fair dealing may be relied on IN
PERRY /. BRoTgER.
Aug 3,-ddf Opposite Genre MARKET
+ AND WARRANTS LoCATED.-Thc subscribers viii 10
IN OHIO indiana Illinois, or Iowa, and
II examination this dssepion proves Incorrect ey will
resides West give business his
MILLER BROWN,
7th street, opposite the Post Office Washington D. O.
li-2awm
pICKETs. LATEs, AND COALI lust and ready
4 sair--
200, Quo No. l laths full length and thickness
Also, Ii, 900 AZ feet pickeis, superior article
COAL or ALL KINDS AND SIZES.
Red and white coal
Red snd white rsg euahIe CRATES
valley ash, Philadelphia Bfisiol
Lehigh furnace coal, in yard and ready for sale.
My regular requested leave their orders for coal
before the price raises
lumber Of all descriptions
Shingles, lime, cscned plaster
My yard on Isl street, near the Capitol.
Ang 9S-lw JOHN fuRDY,
I l8HT and Darknessy or, The Shadow Eete-A
Just published, and for sale At TAYLOR MAURys
Aug@ [SennRtl1 hpokytoye, esag Mh "a,
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washington Aqucduct.
OFFICE OF THE WASHINGTON Aaugi

OFFICE WksuISGToN AougpuCT,
Washington, March 2, ls55
PROPOSALS invited for graduation and brick
Il dnms, Washington aqueduct
Proposals 6 OF May will be opened OF
that day.
poflcs specifications ofhe work will be ready for
M and aiter the 10th day Of April next.
will be received the work of particular clvertf
bridges described in the pns and specifications
Of the works be completed under the
NIL unnlshed work viii
be future appropriations by Congress The engineer
prescribe of work TO be dnne and rate
and
appropriation holding sufficiently decide when and
shni stopped funds become available.
will paid II, the Judgment OF
engineer the work has been executed so far as 1t hos
checks the United Staten
the
per VIII be dion of all contracts that the work
sealed endorsed proposals for work
the Washington Aauednct" *
The United right NIL The bids
should such
considered conducive The progress OF the
work. :.
accompanied by written guarantee signed by
the effect that he they under
bidders will if bis their bid be accepted,
obligation, within days, with good and sufficient
completion said
certificate of the United States district
district navy agent or some ocer OF
individual known TO the Engineer De
of War; that the able to make good their
guarantee.
bids opened presence Of bidders, any of them
choose be present. - .,.
Capt OF Engineers in charge.
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Law Notice.

Baown, STANTON, AND WALKER,
IUM r. BROWN, FRED. r. STANTON, and J. KNOX WALK
Err have formed pnrtnep for practising law n .ne supreme
the States, Of claims in washington
and In the courts Of Occs Washington and Mem
be fogud al either place. and
ietIors oddtesscd to receive prompt attention.
Anil 49, ftteI. and Sentinel copy1
f,RANCIs LAMB Looking Glass, Portrait, aud Pic-
turc 237 Pennsyva avcnueParlor
nh style and finish con-
atany will be delivered aud put up complete al
prices New York, thereby saving the cost OF noxs
freight, risk of breaknge.
Tho public respectfully invited to CALI
I6-eod3mif
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Acaaemy OF the Visitation,
MICHAEL NOURsE,

MICUAE Ed NOUNSE,
srrni Company Hdryord Conn.,
omce No. 45l Thirteenth street.
{" Al mink all mortal but thenselves"-
now oeu verified by many fathers whose cfcun
stances prompt fund for their widows and
children 10 " death
Aug ii-lav2w tntl
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- - Ntasy york, BisE.n hiE, ANO SOUTH
eyt-l%as4 AMpfoN UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
STssNtf The ships comprising Ibis line tho WASHING
gxsfkSZxG TON, Capt 4. Cavondy; HERMANN, Capt. Ed
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nj. A. Tyson and Sisters Female Seminary fol
Day Pupils,

On II street, betee6n l2M and l3h, Washington.
TyIIE resumed ON the 18th SeTem-
above they wish also ~ inbm
Others that they intend opening an establishment
for boarding pupils The ls Of November next
The latter aud turnpike, sixteen miles
from the city, and southeast Of Laurel vliage.
be had at the principal bookstores
in Washington nd Baltimore.
Aug 4-dft& eGdSept5 (Starl
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Jous WeIpasr, cf Lebanon, Pa, Seefe'uy.
March 27--lawtMais ffneieeneerJ
All newspapers civilized couuies Of the world are request
h'r editorial cciGnns, ,hn
II cacs scattered lfoph the our great d
visions globe newspapers ihohshot the Unted
o requested give gntuiIoaf seI'os oc
ensonnIY bIMeen this dae and the 81 Of Mnrch, A. D. lo
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FORM OF GUARANTEE.
To Capt. M. G. AIcgs, u. y Engineers.
We, undcrsigned residents Of in the state OF
with the United Slater, aud
guaranty bid of - be accepted THAI he or
of the said bid,
good and sufficient snrenes to
perform articles proposed In conformity to the
under which made And IN case the
aforesaid.
10 mako good The by the said and
he NJ G x bidder.
~ fsrneh A. D.
thereby certify that knowledge and belief
above named cuarantors good aud sufficient,
(Signedl D. r.
Mar s-3nwtsahMayG h lawd
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rnoPoarD DArxg or aAIlINa,
~. trx

Tor freisht orpassage apply TO
No. Sc Wall rreet, NJ Y.
BROWN, SBPLEY, CO.,
Liverpool
STEPHEN KENNARD & co,
q Austin Fnars, London.
u. q. WAINWRIGHT CO.,
Paris
GEO. II DRAPER, Havre.
The ships be accountable for gold silver
jewey, stones, or etns, uns pus
heeor and tho value thereof therein
hp25-ju
MOI, comuodious four and attic house
the of street House con
t.lns rve recently been pnpered and patcf
accommodating and possession gwen imea
.te so, Solicitors Oiec Treasury Department
Oct I5--ea
Academy of the Visitation,
INeirriek Cttg, Nd
THE exercises viii on Monday Tho
4 LIST of september
BoAEpERs
aud tuition
Washing, mendine and other
Music piano, harp guitar forms additional charge
in the French Spanish seman ana ah
drawing panring kewise exn charges Entrance ee
pay choges semi annually "a advancc. f
pills received time during the year. and he eharge y sh
mated nom the date Of their entrance
Aug l9-lawiwf
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1" Should anld acquaintance he forgot
And never bsought io MN
Should anld acquaintance be foTTot
Aud aa.ta ,.H ...lt


And never bsought o mb'
Should anld acquaintance be oryot,
Aud days o. aud lang syne."
The senior year ending June, 1882
the junior class Of the ending 1884, soibnoe
class OF ,ns sr ending sne ie3 and the Freshman class Of the
ending June, e hereby requested assrnbie
Washington D. O. y ir t ~ March, A. d. -5I - latest
brighten the links of The cham ienjhn which time
tide entirely exchange their
lives greeting ana sympathy and Ianen. The antmcy fate OF
some OF Their most promising oompeers.
preliminary the seifarpainted committee VA BE-
beid on TIE fs Monday in September A. H. 1885, al The une
States Hotel Chcsnnt Fourth and Filth
which those members Of the be
venicnt invited aiiead when The viii he
adGped 10 secure as ini nn attendance possible
In thOsp addressed viii he
good cnoag TO furnish The o the c1mmlee by mail
their respective poet Offices
EDWARD j. GRANT, NJ d.,
Of Trenton N. j., ChaitmAn Of Comm,iee
ALEXANDER q. DART, NJ. ~,
oi Philadelphia, Pennsylyanin,
]. NEWTON LiGffTNER
VI Lancaster, Pennsylvania,
PHILIP PENDLEToN,
OF Winston, Aieghnny Co., Md,
SAMUEL r. RICHARDS,
Ealsip Iron aud Ciass Works, N. j ,
LEWIS. w. WASHINGTON, CO.
OF Monlsbmsrp county, Maryand
fnt tprf.
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nOURr OF CLAIfS.-Thc undersigned will attend TO
which be confded him commissioner
attorney
lie be found daily The Capi
clerk OF
Court Of Claims JOHN s. TYSON
Aug -2aw3wt lint and Star1
d PHILLIPS, OF Mobile, Alabama, viii practise In
L he United Staes," of claims,
connected with his profession Ofice
ID floor northeast of 7 street and Louisiana avenue
me
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Washington National Monument once,
August l, 1855.
board OF managers of the Washington Ma
n onal Monument Society," held the 3lst utmo he follow
ing resolution adopted:
oed notice, by advertisement 70 be
inserted Ineigencer, UnoD and the American
Organ John Ws0n late Commissioner of the Gene
Office appointed general agent of this Society,
and has entered on tho duties OF his Office
A true copy. Test: CHAS. G. TUCKER,
Secretary Of w. N. M Society.
-da,u
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st. Joseph's Academy for Young Ladies,

f@F ST. JOsephs Academy Tor Young lAadieS,
Near Em,nasburg, Frederick County, Nd
IfE annual the
August, the last Thursday in June The
Sl5D payable semannl
There charges for muc drawing paint
ing and for Spanish, Italian, German, aud Latin The terms
composed of pupils under nine OF
age, annnn payable half yearly advance
Letters inquiry addressed II the MOTHER SUPE
Josepbs Academy Emttsbug, Frederick county,
Maryland.
July 6-dyear
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Ii story Lite Paper, SO co' rs cen,s
Just published, and for sale At TAYLOR MAURys
Aug@ Isenuneil bookstore, weaf eh u,
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XVANTED, ilnn,edinteJyA thoroughly qualified teacher OF
w boarding school IN Alex
andn Virginia. The applicant be single gentcman grad
college, willing himself TO his duties salary
$3.50 md board Address, with full particulars,
X. l.. BROCKETT,
Aug 3l--dGt Alexandria, V,rglhI'
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cottage Home school for Young Ladies


Mdsachusets apenuc, befieeen lOh and llfh streets.
Jr academic year of school will commence on Mon
dny septcmber The OF instruction Is ARRANGED
four embraces all the branches OF pela cav
cation.
Miss NJ. A. Cox, Principal
Madam Dorman, Teacher of French
Mr. Gibson Teacher of Drawing and Painting
Mr. Sciiell, Teacher of Music.
Circulars may be obtained NJ the bookstores
AIMS n I'm
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The Tansoior. His duties to furnish such transa
tons the department may require He also records the
commissions of consus and vice consus when not in English
npon which exeauaturs are issued
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muE MIs,Es HAWL4EY'S French and EnHiis
Boardng and Day School will be reoponed on Monday SCI
ember III al their residences 67 Pennsylvania avenues
l7Ih and 18th streets.
Aug 9q--cod2w
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Light House Board.-Hon. James Guthrie, president ;
Com. W. 3. Shubrick, United States navy chairman Gen.
j. g. Totten, United States army Col james Kearney
United army; Prof A. d. Bache, Superintendent of
Coast Surveys Prof Joseph Henry secretary
Institution Commander s. +. Dupont United States navy
Lieut. Thornton A. Jenkins United States navy secretary
Capt Edmund H. T. HardcastIe United States secre
clerks This board directs the building and
repairing of ghth houses, gt-vesses buoys and beacons
contracts for supplies of oil, DC
Coast SuyreyAlexander d. Bache, esq, superintendent
| and thirty weight assistant draughtsmen, &c.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-02-24
UTEERN
Go naxn erciaE Colleg Q

WRTPING INSTITUTE.
-rNHE first terrn of this College viii COM
j. mence on MONDAY. Feb. H. IN the ~ .fsss::I .fsssss::I
ln Cherry street five doors above Deaderick.
The course of instruction in tis institution VIII embrace
Bookkeeping Commercial Law, Commercial Arithmetic
NonnnI Will receive diploma Nc til he is thoroughly
,uaii6ed to discharge the duties efths accountant
studeats win be Instructed in sl the modern improved
fA oed BY the best regulated houses in the country
snop0 oa,s one which disperses with the use Of the Jour
aa greatly essenng the amount Of labor and liability TO
ar and another which renders The use OF the Cash book
and Journal superhuouS and ehaoleS e Dookeeper 10
post his personal accounts diF ana ms merchandise and
cash as often as may suit his convenience
This latter form particularly designed for the use
IT retail establishments.
They will be taught simple process by which the mer
chant NAV at times ascertain the amount of his loss
g.n tsether with the quantity Of goods hand without
resortin to the tedious process of taking inventory.
This institution will be permanent, and has been esab
kshed to meet the already important and growing con-
erca interests of the city of Nashville and State Of Ten
nessee and it designed TO place upon basis Inferior
II none IL this country
at accounts must be sufficiently obvious 70 al re1ecng
minds
manage his affairs scientifically and without pecuniary loss
and the LAWYER is often called upon IN the discharge OF
t,s professional duties 10 inravel the most intricate &C.
counts bat to the Young who depends upon his
resources for livelihood it is Invaluable ltgves him a
position which nothing else car.
He holds the post OF confidential c!erkn his employers,
service.
In connection with this establishment is department for
She benefit Of those who wish TO take lessons in writing
w. where elegant hand writing viii be impaired TO all
who place themselves under the OF the preceptOr
Pupils entering this institution not limited to any
number of lessons bat for specified price may continue
any branch they pursue until they are perfected retaining
the privilege Of reviewing eF lessons any subsequent
period, free Of charge.
iebll-ly
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J. MOORE, ...
TOBACCOEIST, WHOLESALE x RETAIL,
Corner OF Cherry and Cedar Streets,

NASHVILLE, TENN.
WOULD announce to any friends and the public gen.
ersy that an prepared 10 furnish them with the Ol-
lowing articles per cent less than any other house IN
the city, for cash purchase for caeh so that save from
ten 10 twenty-five per cent the following articles:
Meerschaum Pi0es warranted GENUINE;
Dutch Pipes-largsst stock in the city;
Snuff Boxes, large variety; -.
Snuffs-Rappee MsceobOy, Scotch, Garretts, Rooms,
dc.
Smoking Tobacco of all kinds;
Chewing do Laughorne 4 Arnisieads Diadsm
Twist, Fig Leaf, Dill's, &c. &c.
Also lust received superior article Of Ale for sale BY
the barrel
have on hand lot of superior Havana Cigars, whole
sale and retail Country dealers will do web TO CALL as
eau furnish them with every thing in the business.
ieulI-tf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-02-24

TO THE PUBLIC.
XNTE receiving the largest and best selected
w stOckOf
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
ever offered in this market We offering extra induce
mens all pulctual buyers knowing that many
persons will be induced purchase their goods for cash.
when they can gain advantage thereby.
We buy goods mostly from package houses, which
enables offer buyers great advantages In the way
oflow prices and good styles
e" Country Merchants will find our stock of Black and
Fancy Silks Plaid Cashneres and DeIanes, MerDOs, Rib
bons and many other goods suited to their trade
at very low prices.
Rich Plaid Striped Silks; Super Black Silks;
spun d" lace Curtains
Marines; Muslin 4"
DeIanes: Satin LANES;
French & English Merinos; Union Damasks, with
Black Bombaznes; Tasses Gmps Cornice;
AaDaecas Bonnet Ribbons;
Merino 4 DeT.anes: Black Il colored Velvet;
Rich Lace Habits Sleeves Super French Cloths;
Collars; Csssimeres
Muslin Fancy Vestings
Muslin Habit Seevas; lambs Wool Shirts
Emb'd Il eod linen Cam HkfsAlerno
White cold Silk Tulles; Gloves and idkIs;
JackOnet i Swiss FlouncingsCTaYats and ScaTtsi
White Goods all kinds Brown Canton Flannes
Sattinetts, all qualities; Black
Jeans Ticking all qualities;
Tweeis Prints,
Fannels " GlnghamS,
Plaid Iiuseys " Irish Linen,
Blend sheetngs, all qualities; Table Linens,
Domestics Twilling,
Brown Domestics Super bed Blankets
800 pairs Negro Blankets.
With many other articles such as usually kept in
"best class Dry Goods houses We invite buyers 10 ex
anime stock and judge for themselves OF the induce
ments we o1er W. A. i j. q. McLELLAND
sept6 Metropolitan Store, Nos 81 and 80 College st.