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Z SAM SMITH AGAIN A CANDIDATE!


We could make no announcement relating "
this canvass which would afford greater pleHs".o
or inspire more confidence than that con.aiueu -
the line at the head of this paragraph. le yie.uS
to the solicitation of the party at sacrifice OF iis
3 narsonal ;n.orests which will be long remembered
by the party. Anis now bright in the East o.
- - LoUDoN, Tenn, June 8. 81
Editor of the ClereIana Banner: ? '- ''' OF RI
49,, Dp.n srR;-Mr Lillard and myself not being
ahle 70 make a compromise SO that but one OF US
should run for Congress, we have, for the sake OF
unity in the Democratic party, both consented to
withdraw from the canvass, and let some other
person take the field who will give general salts
b faction to the party am, sir, very respectfully,
. Your ob't sern't. d f
Pr
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GREAT SALE OF NEW AND FAsHIONA.
BILE FURNITURE AT AUCTION.

T WILL sell on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. June
i l4th, 18th and l6h the entire stock Of FURNITURE
at the cid stand of II. MoRros No As. Union street.
Consisting of large and well seectedot of Bedstesds
Bureaus Wardrobes, Pianos Sofas Tete Tetes Divans
Rocking Chairs Easy Chairs Paror Cane Seats and Of
fee Chairs Bookcases Secretaries Writing Desks Look
ing Glasses, Whatno's Lounges Cribs, Wash Stands,
window Shades Table and Piano Covers, Comforts and
Clocks Commodes. Breakfast Dessert Dining Extension
Work, Card. and Fancy Tables. Together with great
variety of other articles too numerous to mention
~ Call aud examine previous to the sale.
~ Sale positive and without reserve commencing at
9 o'clock each day. -Er
TERMs-All sums of 500 and under cash; over 800
and under 800, 60 days; $500 and under $780,
months; $500, months notes bearing interest from
date; PAYABLE in Bank and satisfactorily endorsed.
20 The ladies especially invited to attend.
--------- 7. W. BARNES,
nel0-dtwfw: Auctioueer
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The United States mail steamer Arsgo, Captain
Lines. left New York on Saturday, on her first trip
for Southampton and Hsvre, with 2l5 passengers
and Sass, 62l in specie. Among the passengers
are prince ]. Buonapsrte Hon. Aaron VAIL and G
w. Kendall, Esq, of the New Orleans Picayune
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COOP CHEER IN THE MoUNrAINs.-The Dahonega
Signal says-Almost every day brings US a gen.
tie shower. All nature seems to wear more live
~ aspect while the faces of our farmers seem lit UP
with greatjOy. The oat crop, about which was our
principal fear. Provisions still high, but if the
rains continue reduction will soon take place
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A letter received in New York, from Manches-
ter, England, per Pacific, under date of the 18th
ult, reports probability of heavy failures among
the manufacturers in consequence OF the losses they
have been sustaining for the past few months.
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The Planters Bank of Savannah has declared
dividend of six per cent for the last six months be-
sides an extra dividend of per cent from reserved
pro6ts
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AaERIcUs,
CLAREsyuJE JrNp Z 10.

CLARKsynLE, JUNE 7, 1855.
MEssRs EDITORS Il would that had time to give
you the particulars of the debate here to-day but
have not. Suffice it to say that the overthrow
and discontinue of Col GENTRY was total and
complete. The Governor overwhelmed him with
argument, and buried him under statistics. I think
l hazard nothing in saying that there never was
man so thoroughly whipped in this city before
All parties agree that GENTRY is no match for his
competitor, and unite in according to the Governor
the very highest grade of talents and eminent abi-
tiles as debater. On the other hand GENTRY has
disappointed the expectations of his friends, and
fallen infinitely below what was expected from
him.
If the Governor does as well everywhere as he
did here to day, and GENTRY does not do much
better, rec election by triumphant majority
awaits the Governor
The democracy here are fully aroused and en-
thusiastic. The debate of to day has been of i'm
mense service to US. SPECTATOR
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sos REWARD,

DANAWAY from nv house on the LIST of this -
IL month, sNEGRO BOY named AD0LPHUS,K
sometimes called D0NNELS0N. Said boy is about ~
five feet and half high of quick motion, quick speech.
and very ntegent be is about rs years of age his color
is light that would suppose him not more than
fourth negro He is bald the top of his head and
keeps his forehead shaved. Adplphps raised
Nashville and is supposed be now in or near Nashville
The above reward viii be gwen for his apprehension and
confinement in any jail so that can get him.
junelO-t-w1w THOS. L. YANCEY.
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VIRGINIA. PITCHED BATTLE AND DEMOCRATIC
VIoToRYl-The election of WISE is a result of great
moment. 1t was generally unexpected at the North
and is therefore source of double honor TO the Old
Dominion, and of double qualification to the DEM
ocracy Of the Union. Mr.. WISE himself deserves
all praise for the indomtable spirit and indefagsble
spirit, and indeatigable energy, with which he has
conducted the contest.
1t is the first pitched battle of the Federal party
in its new name and organization, and with its
accessions, against the Democracy. 1t is a decisive
victory. The scattered ranks of the enemy will
never recover. The new party too, will lose all
the prestige they have thus far acquired, and will be
set down as party destined from the beginning to
defeat. What iate To encounter the double
disgrace of succeeding as they have succeeded in
Massachusetts, and being defeated in Virginia.
Alb0nV Atlas.
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o. Senator Dixon delivered speech at Hop
kinsvle, KY, short time ago which we find no
ticed in the Louisville Journal Mr.. D. is not a
Enownothing nor in favor of the prescription Of
Catholics, native at least but he considers that the
foreigners are the bitter enemies of slavery AID be
is willing to deprive them Of the right of suffrage.
Strange then, that Senator Wilson in old Puritani.
cal native Massachusetts is in favor of prescribing
foreigners tool But Senator Dixon is under prie.
vous error. He forms his opinion from the conduct
ola few mobs in great cities. In this State the
foreign vote contributed largely to return to Con-
gress the two men who favored the Nebraska bill
and who were the only men sent bac'i. The foreign
Catholic more especially has almost invarisbly
voted with the Democracy, not on account of his
religion, but because he recognized in that party
me heart truest to decentralization Of the white
nien The Southerner who proscribes the foreign
anu the Catholic to embrace the abolitionists, is
PevnI, soout as wisely as would have acted the
French anS leader who should have rejected
80 ~ L anu German aid to take an ENGLISH torv
the Sn UTio The foreigner is very willing 20 helm
'"0 'Ol'n 70 XII the k. n. 81 Evansville Enoarer
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LAS CASAS'
Memoirs Of Napoleon.

W.T. BERRY * CO., have iast received
MEMOIRS OF TIRE LIFE, EXILE, AND CoNvERsA-
TONS OF THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON. By the oogSa
De Las CAsAs. With Portraits and other illustrations
new edition In A vols.
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WHAT Mr.. BARKER THE PRESIDENT OF THE
GRAND Council OF THE KNow-NoTEIEGs SAYS
ABOUT THE ANTI-SLAvERY FEELINGS OF THE Or
DER-We find in the New York Tines of May "a,
the report of speech of President BARKER to the
know-nothiGgs of the Tenth Ward in New York
Some difficulty had occurred between the friends
and enemies of Mr.. SEWARD, and President BARKER
was called upon to quiet the difficulty. After re-
ferring to the obligations of the members Of the
order to obey the viii Of the majority, he said !:
(The italics are ours
Much excitement and bad feeling have been
caused in the Order in consequence Of the course
pursued by some of our brothers upon the election
of United States Senator at Albany last winter, but
that question is now settled, and ho2CeCer mach
me MAY admire the anti SlGrery vielcs of AT Sc
zodrd lOe cannot support him, for he is opposed to
this Order k1lolg that Mr. Seaca,,dS uie,cs upon
the slavery question coincide a0i mine and also nth
the rie10s of most Of our brethren of the Northern
States
Here is distinct reputation Of all the silly
trash which know-nothing editors of the South
are in the habit Of writing about the soundness
of the order upon the slavery question. He says
that large majority of the order thoroughly
coincide with Mr.. Se'cards vie,os upon the Slavery
question, and that the only reason why they can
not support him is because he is opposed to the
order
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FOR CINCINNAI

THE regular light dTaught steamer d
above and all intermediate landings,
Monday next the 18th inst at IL O'Clock For freight
passage apply on board, or to
junel0-lt Fl. II, HARRISON, Agent
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[Ftom Tie Wilmington .lournal.l

LUUh Al f1hGlNlA! 1HEhE She STANDS
Daniel Webster, once the great, glorious, though
often errng representative and impersonation ofthe
old Bay State, proudly exclaimed in his place 10 the
Senate of the Union massachusetts, there she
stands look st herl" aud with all his faults she
was proud Of him, and he Of her, but how fallen is
she now from her high estate-ruled by the lowest
of the low, and the viest of the vile Look at her
again, and where does she stand?-where did she
stand even before the mighty heart Of Webster had
ceased to bea:i But look at old Virginia. there she
stands the great the noble, the invincible land Of
Washington and Jefferson the home of constitution
al liberty and genuine Republican States Rights
Democracy, the great old mother of States-st she
stands faithful amid the faithless beckoning the
South, pointing cut the road of safety for the
Southern people, warning them against northern
isms and northern fanaticism-rolling back as she
has rolled back, their swelling tides, and re-
fusing to be deceived, no matter how the deoeiVer
might disguise himself Aye, look at old Virginia,
there she stands and the South will stand with
her. conservative constitutional unfanatical, plac
ing her foot upon the neck of tyrants and tyran-
MES as her noble escutcheon proclams, and on no
more ruthless more truculent tyrant did she ever
place her foot than she did on the Oath Of May,
1855. Look at Nothing Massachusetts, and
Democratic Virginia, and let the voters Of the
South--let the men--the citizens OF the country,
choose between degraded Massachusetts and noble
old Virginia, and to make their election with whom
they will stand-with Virginia, in good old States
Rights, Southern Rights Democracy, or with de-
graded Know Nothing abolition Massachusetts.
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NRw York, June 7th.-The Arctic expedition
was spoken yesterday morning, in latitude 40,
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CONF AND SEE

TINE undersigned have just finished to order rar OF
l. MANTEL MIRRORS and PIER GLASS with
frames from Original Designs to which they invite the
tention Of all who have taste for such things. We have
said that manufacture anything in this line equal
TO the most magnificent manufactures of the Eastern
cities and at prices which make it the interest of the c
of Nashville and Middle Tennessee to purchase Of
and we offer these latest works. proof Come and
them, and be satisfied by occular demonstration
what can do. W. i 4. HIEEMAE.
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NEW FIR

T d. STEVENSON, having associated with him in the
i 4. Dry Goods business, Mr.. j. P. BlRTHRIGHT, the
business will be continued under the firm and style Of Srg
vESsoS BRTHRIsHr either of whom have full power to
settle and close the business of the late firm of Stevenson
A White fmy2
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ONLY TEN THOUSAND NUMBERS!
Tickets 50 OO--Hslves 81 O0-Quarters So 90.
Persons wishing Tickets u Nashville win please leave
their orders with R. H. BR0CKWAY, n Public Square
who is authorized to receive and forward theo and TO
whom the schemes and drawings will be regularly sent
compliance with the ai,Se vsll save much tiue and
labor necessary answer individual orders from TINA TO
time. .-a ~
~ Every prize drawn 81 each drawing.
t4f- Bills on all solvent Banks taken al par.
La All communications strictly confidential.
SAMUEL SWAMI, Agent and Manager,
t e4- Es.- Sign of the Bronze Lions,
~ Montgomery Ala.
M ~ Thos- Welsh and Justus Wyman, Esq's, Sworn
Commissioners to superintend the Drawing.
iIna3-td L...t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
lAdvertisement.l

s There few things which afford us greater Meas
urs than sitting down TO write notice of the cel.brasa
HooHand German Bitters because fully conscious
we are confering public benefit and heart tells us
that by our notices many have been induced to take these
Bitters and been rescued from death By dyspepsia liver
complaint Be- for the of which it is certain. 1t is
prepared and sold only by Dr. c. NJ Jackson at the Ger
Medicine Store, No. 100 Arch Street, Philadelphia
See ADVERTISEMENT e. L. riune1-lWd&W
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(Advertssment)
CERnFIcArE on DRUaeEf.-Testimouials like the fol-
lowing are reaching the proprietor continually, extoing
the efficacy of B. A. Fahnesocks Vermifuee and bearing
witness of its curative powers It is the great de-
stroyer, and but for its discovery hundreds in the
enjoyment Of life would have been in their graves. Use
it with confidence as there preparation pos
sessing such extraordinary powers to expel worms -
AUSTIN, Texas Feb q, '55
Ksssrs. B. Il Fakasssoct d Co. Piits5urg, Peaa
GESrLEnEx: During The two years that have beer SELL
ing your celebrated Vermuge have witnessed its efficacy
pei SUCH II there be worms in the system As druggist
take pleasure in bearing testimony the merit of your
valuable Veruge and but echo the sentiments of num-
bers Of my patrons and customers when say that be-
eve il TO be the best article in for the expulsion of
worms. Truly yours, &c,
uHEhW n FRANCIS J. DUFFAU.s
Sold wholesale and retail by all the principal druggists
and country merchants throughout the United States
may4-1mw- se,l..s. ~. ....-rr
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REDUCED PRICES!
GEETLEMEN'S FURNISHING AND FANCY GOODS.

CUM BATHING MATS few more of those
NJ Bath Mats for sale by
=. MYERS & McGILL,
Ladies and Gentlemen Furnishing Sore corner of Square
and College Street june6
T,ROTTING RACE to come over the Walnut Course
at Nashville the 4th day of July for a Club purse
of tlOO ten per cent entrance to go mile heats best in
s. the entries tn be closed the 2sth day of June All
entries be made to the propreors of the track the
Nashville Inn. iune5 d3w
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NOTICE.

A Ii persons having claims against the estate of Thos
"A d. Davenport deceased. are hereby notified to file
their claims duly authenticated according Law, with
the Clerk of the County Court of Lawrence county, Tenn
for pro rata distribution Of said estate before the th
day of December 1885, they will be barred by law,
this 9TH day OF June, 1855. -
CALVIN L. HERBERT,
iupeIO-w3m Administrator.
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CHARLESTON. Tenn. June


o. Col Robert McNelley-Dear Sir: had hoped
nv friends would not insist on my becoming can
didate for Office this summer They do, however,
and YOU are authorized to announce my name IN
the Banner, as candidate for Congress. Cd
rs fa- b1 Yours, truly, f..
.4f..f-f 81 -.-..r d. $500. ~ acIr s. A. SMITH
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WHATS TO BECOME OF IT?-As distinct ism, the
Hndoo party is as dead as door nail The head
stoneof its eternal grave is planted in Virginia. and
it matters not two straws whether its lifeless and
buried carcass shall extend North or South in search
of foot-stone. Defeated in its first pitched battle
it can never obtain another great victory 1t fought
valiantly aud VIGOROUSLY, while the old parties
stood trembling with fear and amazement; but when
Democracy buckled on her armor, and reused her.
self for death-battle it shrank back and died. 1t
can never again frghten the people. We shall never
meet it again, without thinking Of the honest and
challenged at a corner in Paris: 'It's only me pat
roll you neen't be alrai1l"-New York Day Book
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Inc montgomery Insurance Company has declsr-
60 dividend OF 20 per cent, besides pskino -.
large addition to its contingent fund
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Fall & CUNNINGHAM.

Fall q Cunningham.
WHOLESALE DEALERS AND IMPORTERS
OF HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND GUNS.
10 A. North Side Public Square, Nd&hcIs Tennessee.
TTAVE in stnre full and complete assortment OF
IL Hardware in all its varieties together with u1r
sLy urge stock of Cutlery and Guns, to all of which they
invite the attention Of Dealers visiting this Market their
stock has been made up by direct purchases from the
Manufacturer both in America and Europe and they feel
confident that those who may give them call viii find it
advantageous to deal with them.
Cash and pronptt time buTs viii ind the prices Of their
goods suited to the times.
es-Feathers received at the highest market price.
Nashville, March 8. ls'5.-tw&w
NOLAsSEs.-2O0 bbls Choice Molasses-to arrive
WI per steamer Z. Howard, which left New Orleans on
mills '4'' VIII GORDON& CO.
DOTATOES.-54 bbls White Meshanic Potatoes, re-
ceived this day per steamer Rescue and for sale BY
mh30 MORRIS & STRATfON-
NEW GOODS.
WYE have just received our stock of Spring Goods
w consisting of Silks Berages More Antiques, Print
ed Jaconets Moslns, superior Beaehed and Brown Mus
Inns, Hosiery, Mts &c do. Also geaeral stock of Sta
pie Goods Linen Drill Cottonades, Tckngs SYLVIA Mills
Goods for Servants Cassmeres and Vestings; which
re selling remarkably low for cash.
We shall be very happy to our old customers and as
many new ones as wish to purchase good Goods at low
prices. THURST0N BERNARD,
ap12 No. Union street.
A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND FOB SALE.
THE undersigned offers his valuable Farm, situated
l. Coffee County, three miles from Pelham, and six
miles from Hlsboro the road from Nashville 20 Chat
tauooga and about three hundred ards from the Pleasant
Plains Male and Female Institute and contains about four
hundred and twenty-five Said farm has been long
esteemed of the very best in the county and located
in healthy sectIen entirely exempt from the visitation Of
all malignant diseases. There about two hundred and
twenty i've Of cleared land, all under good fence
and high state of cultivation ThererTe two comfort
able dwelling houses, q commodOus hTp:, stables. with
comfortable negro houses In short it is well improved
Said farm has most fertile and productive SOIL admra
bly, adapted the cultivation of grass, clover and small
grain &c and be made of the best stock farms
Middle Tennessee-haying sufciency of water every
necessary point
Possession can be had at any time. Persons DESTROYS
Of purchasing respectfully invited TO examine the
premises and learn of the subscriber the particulars to
III liz lfahewtfl III PRICE
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New Euruiture

Q TILL coming to Il. w. SHAFFER'S, No. 6 College
- Street who intends to keep constantly hand every
article in the Furniture line 10 suit all mankind together
with Lamps, Girondslss, and good assortment Of
Clocks Mattresses constantly hand and made to ORDER
have hand at present good assortment OF Chldrens
Willow Carriages, all ceap for cash good paper, BY
may29-2m ID. W. D0KRIS, AGENT.
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REGULAR LOl

REGULAR LOUISVILLE PACKET
X VIZ steamer FAWN, BUxcE, Master, y
Il will leave above and all intermedi- x&@&$a8
ate landings Monday next, the 18th inst. ed
at o'clock For freight passage apply on board or to
iunel9-lt H. h. HARRISON, Agent
STRAW CUTTERS IL CORN SHELTERS.
A GOOD assortment of various ICES just received.
N FALL 4 CUNNINGHAM,
iunalO-1mdAw No. II Public Square.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
wILLIS's NEW BOOK,
SECOND KDI7fOY nov READK.
THE IL AG.B AG:
A COLLECTION OF EPHEMERA.
BY r. r. VILLA

"The sparkling beauties Of TIE Home Journal "-Aslrt
ford C0arant
"AmOng authors Willis holds the position Of land
scape painter; and he sketches with truth 10 nature This
volume has many fine thoughts, sentiments and IDEAS
which give it attraction for the general reader Horees.
ter Palladium.
" This book is very interesting. and cannot fail 10 %
read with much pleasure. "-Balti1lOrs P1frios
This book gives Of the quantity turned
and exq1isitey flushed passages with which Mr.. Willis
has enriched the polished columns Of The Home journal"
-d5sericda Courier. FEa
W.T. BERRY 4 CO.
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New Banking House.
JOHN D. JAMES A. wuELrss DAVID D. JAMES
JOHN ID. JAMES & CO.
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE DEALERS,
Next Door TO the Bank of Nashville,
~. NASHVILLE 1kBR
i jlnll JOHN D. JAMES 4 co,
TIME AND SIGHT RILIs, on all the principal cities
in the UnOn bought and sold at the lowest rates by
OOI.LECTI0Ns made on all the cities in the United
janli JOHN b. JAMES co.
- OLD AND SILVER bought and sold at best rates. By
" janl1 JOHN ID. JAMES Il CO
ELAY0 RING EXT C T s.
Orange, Pine Apple,
Vanilla I" Peach.
Received and for sale by A. STRETCH, Wholesale
and Retail Druggist corner College and Union SITS mysO
EINE TOILET WATERS
Il Amber Lavender, Verbeua Water,
Bay Rum. Milliaeur do,
Florida Water, Rose do,
Aromatic Vinegar, Orange Flower Water
Just received and for sale in assorted sized bottles at
mayo STRETCHES DRUG STORE
JINE SOAPS
i Ambrosial Shaving Cream, Nymph Soap.
Rose do, Italian Medleaied Soap,
Almond do, Superior Honey do,
Galeys Fine Toilet Soap, Transparent Soap in bars
Old Brown Windsor do, and balls,
White do do, Omoibus Soap.
BARRIERS Block; together with the most ayorte kinds
Received and for sale low at
mayo STRETCHES DRUG STORE.
COOPER'S ISINGLASS.-A large lot OF Cooper's
Refined lsnglass; ALSO Sparkling Gelatin in assorted
ap27 A. STRETCH.
DRUSHES.-A large invoice of Clothes, Hair Nail
mh8l AARON STRETCH
NEW ARRIVAL.
~ W. ROBERTSON CO. No. IA. College street. have
VI this day received additional supply Of Ladies Su
periOr Kid Pump BoOtees which they viii sell low for
Cash. We have also good stock of Misses and Chdrens
my5-E
ICE! ICE!
WE have opened an Ice Depot in the house next door
fine quality any in the market can be had and
half cents per pound. share of the Patronage IS
licej.
~ Open at all hours during the week. and until
O'Clock, A. NJ, on Sundays
msyle-1m w. I. GARRETT BROS.
REDUCED PRICES!
GEEIEMENs FURNISHING AND FANCY GOODS.
TUE season being advanced and wish to make
Il room for our Fall purchases, viii sell present
stock at reduced prcest consists of Shirts Underwear
Combs Brushes Umbrellas, Canes. Tr1nks Carpet Bags
&c Also fresh and superior lot Of Perfumery Hair Oh
Bay Rum &c &C.. together with many other articles all
OF which we will sell at low rates.
june6 MYERS ( McGlLL.