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No l. The Holy Gospels: Illustrated in forty Original
Engravings. By FEEDImoK ovEEBEoK.
No 2. Gems Of British Art: With choice specimens
q Poetry, History and Romance
No g. Ornaments Of Memory: Or, Beauties OF history
Poetry AMI Romano, wth eighteen Engraving
No l. The Republican Court: Or, American Society IN
the days Of wahiHgton.
Nos. Women Of the Bible: Deinsated in Series Of
sket hes Of Prominent Females M nioned In Ho y
Scripture Illustrated by eighteen characteristic
Steel Engraving New Edition
No. c. Home Authors and Home Artists; Or, Amer
can Scenery, Art and Ltera ure. Comprising
s.ries Of Essays by the most distinguished Auth
ors OF America
MOI. Characteristics Of Women. Moral, POeeal and
Historical BY Mrs JAnsos.
No s. The PARALLELS Of the New Testament, Practically
unfoliea. by Rev. Nm BAcoS sTzYESs. DID.
No. Q. Tho Romance Of American Landscape. Illus
trsisd wish sixteen EgravinEs on steel
No. TO- The Thoughts Blossom With sixteen elegant IN
cravings. BY \. ?. Wills
No. IL The Book Of Beauty. wish several beAuilaG u
las'r~ions. 49,,
No. is a Winter Wreath Of Summer Flowers win
colorea Plates
In a a So
Friendships Offering. Memorys Git
The cecillian Gift. The Snow Flake
Christian Keepsake. Moss Hose
Afgsction's Gift The Philopena
Tbs AcanGc Souvenir
Fihies Large and SNAIL in Pain and Fancy ondings, With
or withoat clasps.
PRAYER books and Hymn Books, IN several styles Of
blnd.ags sems Of shieA are superb
PIPER Mache Work Boxes Wrinng Desks rorao-
los, chess-Boards. a., &c, &C
Also, great variety q cHILDRtSs booRs calculated
"a ss,,t The mind As vel ~ eAse Il fancy q The young
1weutv Ave- d gsrent kaas Of CAMS RoR JUVENILE
,ossthsr With other things 100 numerous 10 nenuon
~ ,nl,e are rsspectfy Invited cali and sxAine g.
,h -, = CHARLES W. SMITH.
s---so Auo Nc. Al ouaiegs 81
ItaRESE--l5e boxes pEsmiam wess<rn Reserve 40
- ~ ''aA p-iss e''1''s' SEssEL FHOhrsoN.
Fxr0ERf FLOUR Tive have nov IN stors hnt
Il -v1eelVInr daily large Quantities Of raor ifon
Ishanoa N.Is-Carier, Whise Ca. n c4ss ane peis-
ss.-,IIsftsxsie MiIis-D Z Reed bfo.
Rneneer Miis-aloore, MR1daJ Ca
Port T., Al Agiske-- Is rAiAerfsFd v &tson.
. .hsA : IL slte he stlentloa el DEAlxls enly.
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sINHR Pubic are respectfully tBt0Fmea hst LYONS %
ssie ,ntnae selling thesF ees bfAisd & hoiern ana
eSiaFrhca PFeren1tyes Oneu he eEseis % Shieh
a. many last year Fezptd great ecfort Aad fe - -
Galsp Estic o. Glass AsPrcVenives Gszys better
than csres e sirongiy Fccaaaend al 10 ~ fhc Far
salul.ea Without charge accompanied xilh Prarsif
DssaIss eegthc4ie. Frvate Families Partea4s's sAca-
.s, IYOSs co.
49, tsr-f4r street
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ONLY 10000 NUMBERS.
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WILLIAM L. MORSELL
DEALER IN
Dry and Sparkling Catawba,
NO. IS EAST THIRD STREET,
jy16-1y CLNCLNNAI1, OHIO'
WHO WANTS TO BE MARRIEDi
THE ART OF LOVE- MA n 3 n G.
The most extraordinary book Of the Nineteenth Century
The RIiSS IF Marriage.

The Bliss Of Marriage.
THE WAY TOTRE ALTAR
MATRIMoNY MADE EASY; or, HOW To WIN A LOVER
One volume Of 100 pages, 82mo. Price One Dollar
60O 0O0 COPIES already i,sgsd a., Thirteenth sst a
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Love rules the court, the camp, the grove
For Love is Heaven, and heaven IS Love"
So sang the Bard; yet thousands inc
For love-ofliie the light divine
who did they know some gentle charm,
The hearts Of those they love to warm,
Might live, might die, in bliss supreme,
Possessing all Of which they dream.
The road to Wedock would you know
Delay net but to EoEDOUT go
Time flies, and from his gloomy wings
A shadow falls on living things
Then seize the moments AS they pass,
Ere fall the last sands through the LASS
Al least the present is own,
While all the future is known.
happy marriage man or mail
Can nOs secure by RoNDoUT's aid
CONTENTS:
T. teaches how 10 make ladies or gentlemen win the devo
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| 1t teaches how to make love-
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il gives advice to the love- has been truly
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IL gives a remedy for unrequited love.
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! How TO have handsome face and hands.
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Lecture Love, Private Advice to Married Ladies
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This is decidedly the most fascinating interesting and re
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The duties and delights Of Married Life that has even been
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Canaas received par Gold dust can be sent nom Cal
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All necessary for you to do is to write letter in as
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PROFESSOR RONDOUT, Publisher and Author,
Nc. SO Forty-sixth st New York.
DEWITT DAVENPORT, 162 Nassau St., are the whole
| sale Agents.
1000 Agents Wanted! jan1~6m
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PAUL FANE;
on- PARTS OF A IIFE Fuss UNTOLD.

Ga. PANTS OF A llFh ftfHh As'h'Ash'
Newell ia Serial Numbers. by \. p, WILLIS.
Ia, A return Of the authors pen h-ll which hs has
trd ts some Success In ether dy, but uhch nc aban-
.s FOR tho sr, nsrr attractions % ftct and nsnre-the
go n ro7ascsy not be rnint~rcsing 90 the cass OF
v.lers ho have Andy followed him I'm both HIS hnger
x-rncc and better kBogicdse OF TIE word VII OF course
Eve him better advantages than hS1re lor rta lac Pot
f.,si La &c ion has, hcsifrs large store OF pshsi
r,Atioa and whch has been kcpi apart ON ~.
viah, material 10 confined 90 nctua description ani
hih Ia 4 oy he used through lhr dis indlFl-uAlsns pro-
eeis Of romance, ID, -s-s -,-.-.
- song aud ballads by O. 2. Nofr,s and al original acre
Ia In vsrrr foa1drd ulog aet, called TIE siEy OF
siar" b FIELD all be Published IN the coHfse u u's
Hrsdes The contributions Ard labor q the Filters, the
Hour Journal u contain the foen and Donsstie Corres-
n-re, ~ large hst Of cont buorsthe ste oi the IA
.u Nagfsnes the selections q the most interesting PAD
ons d he day; hs bef noves, he PqaAai stores The
susrkng VII ard amusing aneolots n nsss aud gsap o.
he Pasan paper The pVrsonai SKETCHES q pAoe
ers ths stirring Of The word ne I'VE W. e Noneas
al H. n-ws O. ladies' fashions; The fets snd oaii4nes o.
nsss ne pk Engsh Information; ne w. hafaof sha
patas n the times he essays Aie, egAtafe aety As
ooi, ana he usual variety Of careful choings vm ne
uieress Of EaesA periodical ntersturs criticism Foetry
e.c Ne need nst remind readers hat Nc have aso oae
o. two unsurpassed ondentin me az aoAa osev
Of New Yort Nho - give cary news - every nes ieA
Gure q ssye dsNe saong ths leaders 81 ne Say
Nord-
Ore cory. ..............ea Three eopes-..-...-ss
Or, ons capy lof thfcc year
NORRIS WILLIS.
kaitars ant ff0pflsters,
insi-a io5 FaiIoa - Nss ferk
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RENJF HIELDS. AGENT FoK Tbs Trustee,
las JUST RECEIVED per steamer L Ia" an INVOKE
~ superior Ready Made Clothing, Gentemtns Hos
cry suspendcr, Gloves, Cotton and Linen shrs OraVa
sioeks Pooset Handkerehieis. &c., &C.
This stock is styles and make, aud viii COM
pare with any this other market Our instructions
are 20 m At Eastern cost and for cash. good chance,
sure. No variation. BENJ r. nhlELDc,
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rnr plnncAH narRn ANn MEMPHIs.
COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE.

- He subscriber % RS fr sale handso, lh srr
coun ~ res dence ming 80 acres situated M,
= baf mi e from riune vi III county. immed Ill
ate , on the Nulrnsy lie and Mas Ylle d ar phe he
improvements on the place area hands1 e mes brek
Cot &c 40 s- with rooms and g,ot c Sto ouse
an other bu ID ngs excel ent Orhard Of young fiut
Trees, &C, &C.
The place is dmi ably pied Or B ardinr House, be
In tuae4 Ina TIE mmc y.liut q good Male an Pc
mai. &C de ny and DO always rienty 10 any
ueron wishing Blc residence his place offers un
usu i indue lmenis and good bargain al by apply
ing soon. -
A y person wish b purchase vii call on Joha A. 'or
al rr,.'t. i,n9-9wF THOMAS PEAY.
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ss- We are authorized b snnounce JOHN X. EDMOND
son a. candid te far sheriff = Davidson cunt I the
e .suing March rertion. declt-'d
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TENNESSEE LEGIsLATURE.

CEN a
WEDNESDAY, Jan Q, 1856.
Petitions BY Mr. SHED: from the citizens OF
Coffee county for an amendment OF the charter OF
the South Western Railroad, 50 as TO allow that
road TO 20 to Deckerd's Depot, and allowing them
years to commence and IA years TO comete the
extension, Referred.
Bills Introduced BY Mr.. She'd: To incorporate
the Manchester College in Coffee county.
By Mr. Mcfarland To regulate fees Of Attorneys
General in certain cesses
BY AR. Paimore To amend the act Of 1881, Oh.
90 and the several acts amendatory thereto.
By Mr. Steele To authorize Justices OF the
Peace 10 take bonds and recognizances for the
appearance of defendants in State prosecutions be
fore themselves.
Bv Mr. Shield To amend the &C; Of 1901. oh. z,
giving the Justices Of the peace authority TO grant
writs Of ccrforari and S"percCdias.
Beaolttio,- Mr. Stokes declaring the
opinion OF this General Assembly adverse TO any
amendment TO the Federal Constitution.
Mr Turney returned Senate bin to regulate the
proceedings in the Circuit Courts Of this State with
a bill in lieu. which was adopted and passed second
reading. and was referred 10 Judiciary Committee.
Se,eate Bills on Second Readiag.-To incorporate
the town of Cookeville, in Putnam county; passed.
To repeal the law to authorize and regulate coun-
ty subscriptions TO railroad stock; rejected, ayes 4
noes II.
Mr. Bowes introduced bill exempting widows
and orphans from railroad tax; passed frstreading
Senate adjourned 10 p p. ".
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

House Bills on Second Reading Authorizing the
Governor to appoint Private Secretary, and TO
lrgsize all bis official act; passed and referred.
To secure the collection OF debts contracted by
county commissioners; passed.
To provide for building court house In Scott
eouutv; rejected.
A bill TO lessen certain criminal prosecutions; in
definitely postponed.
To regulate the distribution of the estates OF in
teslates; passed and referred.
For the benefit Of Huntsville Academy, in Scott
county; passed and referred.
To amend an act entitled an act stor the punish
ment Of small offences Mr. Carter offered an amend
ment which was rejected and the bill rejected,
To incorporate Fulton Plank Road Company in
Lauderdae county; passed.
TO extend the further time Of two years TO the
Chattanooga, Harrison, Georgetown and Charleston
Railroad to come within the provisions OF the Inter
nal Improvement act; passed.
Requiring all mortgages OF land and negroes to
be in writing; rejected.
To change the name Of Messy Creek Missionary
Seminary to Messy Creek College; passed.
TO provide for the election OF an additional jus.
,ice of the Peace IN incorporated towns; indefinitely
postponed
TO provide for the printing, binding, and dIstrl-
button o. the revised statutes, passed
To amend the las to regulate the emancipation
OF slaves; passed.
Senate iourned to 81 a. H. to morrow.
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4. C. M'NAIRY & co.
No. 55 COLLEGE, ST., Nashville, Tenn.
HAVE now on hand enc Of the LARGEST and most complete
II stocks Of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, suila-
Bile for Fan and Winter, ever ofered at retail In ts mar
prices below their usual cost enabled to offer In
ducements to all persons wanting goods in their hne
DRESS GOODS.
Elegant Fouuced silks IN an ceors for day and evening
dresses at from SIS to $780, Elegant MORE Antiques plain
and striped for both day and evening" elegant Plaid and
striped silks all Qualities AMI prices Plain Rept Silks, in
all coors day and evening dresses Pout dc Sole do;
Cashmere Robes With borders, eegan Cashmere Ao0es
printed, do.
Plain and Printed DeIaines.
The largest lot ever offered This city bought at greatly
reduced prices which will be sold propoTtionabiy low
$40 patterns Union de LANES at only ~ piece; Plain
Mernos all colors. In short, EVERY HING in the dress
goods line
Extra heavy, all Wool, for Drawers;
Il" " Shaker,
All qualities Welsh and other unshrnking Flannels;
Silk Warp Fsnnels;
Fine saque Fanne an cOlors and for children, common
White, Red and Yellow, all qualities.
For Boys.
All descriptions Of goods for Boys Clothing such as Jeans
Satinetts, Tweeds, oassimeres, sc. &C.
staple Goods.
kinds Sheetings shirtings Pillow Dorestcs Tckings
apron Checks Canton Fannels Prints Irish Linens, Paiu
Lnseys Negro Kerssys, &C. &C.
EmbrOideries and Lace Goods,
Everything in this inc. Honiton Collars and Coarettes
Val liars Coarettes and eeves separate or 10 SETS all
kin Of French and Scotch Worked Collars; Mourning Col
ars in great variety.
Curtain Goods.
Everything in Muslin and Lace Csrtains Also Union, all
Wool, and Satin Lame Damasks, with Gimps, Tasse5
Loops, Cords, &C. to match Also Cernce and Pins, all
qualities.
Hosiery.
very large stock Of Ladies' Misses Mems and Boys all
Of which they will sell at the loo est possible prices
Carpets
In endless variety and al qualities. Many styles
revived within the days. at prices to insure entire
satisfaction Also q large lot Of Rugs Mats Drugets
Crumb C tbs, Oil Cloth, Mats for Fire Places, Wash
Stands &c dc. G. McNAlRF n 90,
novel No. So College street, Nashville, Tenn.
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Trnst Sala al ne Goods.

EFsSRS. PLUaBiER 4 &C hseIng executed deed Of
MI trust to the und sgned conveying their entire stock
Of Goods the viii he sold cut the most reasonaoie
terms for cash. the Old stand No I. Public Square, ioF
short time
Persons indebted to said rl requested to come FAR
ward and make payment Immediately their accounts vii
placed in the hands Of ohcer, the scccuat nea
&C, a'e also assigned
The books and Of ssd fire. apen for ihe In
spectlou Of creditors JOAN g. RER6 CSON.
decz2-tf Trustee
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RECEIVED, AND NOW IN STORE By
CHURCH ANDERSON,
A T Nos and Broad street
n FROHI NEW ORLEANS,
80 hhds. New Sugar;
100 bag Rio Cofee;
100 bNs Fresh Raisins
30 kits fresh Fish;
100 bhIs MoiaSses;
50 IT, bblS. do
500 sacks Salt
FROM BALTIMORE,
leo doz Fresh Oysters;
100 bags PRIME Coffee.
FBOB CINCINNATI,
100 bxs. halves and ours, Star Candles;
100 doz Pat Eyed Z. Buckets
40 nests Tnbs;
30 dcz Wash Boards;
100 bSs. western Reserve Cheese;
100 bbls Wilshire's Whisky;
100 Deans
20 Old Rye
30 Bourbon;
so MonJngahela
10 Brandy;
10 4" Gin;
IS NJ. Wine.
FROM NEW YORK,
10000 Spanish Sole Leather;
80 casks English Soda;
20 bags Race Ginger;
90 I" Pepper;
20 do Spice;
ceroons indigo
casks Nader;
100000 G. d. Cspsi
FROM ST. LOUIS,
P5 kegs Golden Syrup;
10 half bbs do;
bbls. do;
25 kegs Lead
200 bags Shot,
FRON WHEELING,
200 kegs assorted Nails.
The above articles received yesterdaya new and
fresh and i'll disposed Of at Astonshingly low prices
Having purchased the lowest possible figure for the
eace they will Of be exchanged at The lowest posi-
Die figure fJr the peceT-tnctnn Can and see Tor your
selves. CHURCH ANDERSON,
nov23 Nos ! and Broad st.
BE NOT DECEIVED, 0 YE OF LITTLE FAITH.
20 THE PUBLIC.
ARTICLE Subsection 1ST.
DO assert that the spectacles sold by the CON-
CAVE CONVEX GLASSES are the same article As those
known in this city the Brazilian Pebble; and for the ben
EFT of those interested viii back nay assertion with
One Hundred DOIlaFs.
SIC Cd Pie Sc notice the difference in prices The ar
Gle for which you paid tfren dollars will sell for ten
Those for which YOU have paid Eve will sell for three 10
a annR mine to he the same quality OF GLASSES
he quality OF meta equal and wOrbmansl Up superior
SIC 3d. Please notice that sell for cash. as my prices
testify J. FLOWERS,
octl2 81 Union st.
READ AND BE WISE.
DE il known thu citizens OF Nashville, and the balance
ID of the Human Family, hat J. J. FLOWERS, No. a. I'm
ion street. have just received hne assor ment OF spec
tacIcs. known opticians the "Concaye Convex"
Gasses-beter known 10 this community as BRAZILIAN
PEBBLES made from Brazilian Sand, which am wiling TO
sell AT reasc nabe prices, as follows:
Gold Frame. Slide teuples '.....-.....-.-4iS "
Coin Fine Silver Frames slide TemPles.~... 20
Single ...... 2 80
As to selecting spectacles profess to know all about 1t
having paid particular attention to that branch OF the bu
DIE Ss ~ ,"s A ''' No II Union - NashviHe
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Cash for " heat and Rye!
jose pH N A y IA,
souihs Bsst Corner Church and collsge streets.
Agricultural Implements

AT uANUFACTUREEIs' PRICES.
II. .. " Il Is L. Il II
AS and viii keep hand, up stairs o.
IL in "A. T. YeatmAnS Narehcu-e, k~Nse=E-~@-S
Market street 3 wsIl assnrea stock - RreA&
Agricultural and Horticultural saa<sz'-1z>sazlAaAA
Indictments and Tools, agh - Cora -atlris, CeiiiFa-
tofs uarr5xs Bal Rils Corn Drills and PLANTERS, semp
Pa 70 and Liver Jscksl and Housefurnishing Goods,
shich he viii s-n MAnufIciurtrs' pTics cos addci
lie has also f1r ale GRASS Sends and lot % COffEk
KETTLES and StiEET IRON Slows.
Persons 81 Two Horse Powers ThTeshers, Nov
ers Rea era Corn SAers &C VII send 70 their ordeTs -
he don't nend 10 import any that nj previously co
gagrd. iros-H
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NEw ORLEANS, January


CoTToN-The sales sum up 5000 bales, of which
about 800 taken by three brokers. In prices
there is little or change since the recent accounts
from Liverpool.
SUGAR Good drmand, and 800 hhds. taken at an
advance Of t4t Fair 70 fully fair 6si7s. Prime
7ia7fc.
MoLAssEs-Prices have given way TO cents,
which has occasioned an active demand.
FLoUR-Msrket rather dull, and sales confined
to $50 bbl> fine at so; 200 OHIO in several lots at
S 80; 90 ST. Louis at 25; $40 extra at 8 80, and
$50 do choice Eagle at 10 90 per Dbl
WnEAr-l. 500 and 900 sacks prime red were
sod az 20 per bu.
CoEN-Demand very animated, fullv As 600
sacks Sold of which 25,O0O, by one party, in
lots, at 65; 5000, 5000 $500 All I 700 at the
same; $50 damaged at 90, and l,O70 mixed at 62c
per hu-hel.
WHIsKY-49 bbls rcc,i6ed taken s. IS bbls raw
at S4t, and 80 at 35c per gallon.
CoFFEE-Market dull With sales OF 20 bsgs at
lla, and III prime at 10 c per POUND.
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FOR SALE.

A House and Let on McLemore street. The -
N Lot fronts 1855 McLemore street, and runs -
ack 1o4 feet. Tie House is two Srory Brick and So
contains rooms hall abave and below with Kitchen out
house Sc This property is located in the neghborhOod Of
the Nashville and NORTHWESTERN Railroad Depot i also
convenient business portion Of tie city, and can be
had upon good terms For iurther information apply 70
r A. BALLOWE
oct5 GtnT Ag't No. IL DrsdeTick
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JOHN z "A Ii AG E,
AZ College street, Nashville,
BOOTS, SHOES AND BR o G s,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
7 HAVE hand, Large and General Assortment OF
Merchants Planters will find it to their advantage to
examine my sta OK before purchasing.
dsc1 JOHN RAMAGE.
GREATEST ATTRACTION YET.
wa. 81. G. McCLELLAND
RE receiving their second supply Of elegant Fall and
"A Winter Goods And many Of these goods have been
bought from the large Auction sales OF oc 2sth and Sls
Ia New York we enabled to offer many good fay hy
per cheaper than they be found in the city er.
chants buying goods in the city, will find many styles OF
they can find them 81 and So College street.
DRESS GOODS
Rich plain and striped Mozambique;
Striped and Plaid Silks;
Elegant Flounced do;
Super Plain do.
Extra super Black silks, plain and fancy;
Moi antiques;
Rich Printed NJ. de Lanes
Super plain De Lanes and Merinos;
Super Black Alpaccas, Bomhazines, &c, &c.
CLOAKs, TALMAs sHAWLS AND SCARFS.
Just opened the largest assortment Coaks and Tamas
Offered in this city and at lower prices ranging from
Elegant Stella shawls;
Rich Broche do;
with large assortment Of Long shswls Square do Misses
long and square Shawls, and Gents Travelling shaws
STAPLE GOODS, &C.
Our stock Staple Goods is very large and desirable
Blankets FAnne Csssinets Jeans Cloths and Cassmeres,
Tchngs Linseys Domestes Super Irish Linens, Dsmask
Linens Napkins Prints and Checks with full assortment
Of Curtain goods, &C.
TRIMMINGS. &c.
large stock of TrimmngsOf all kinds also large lot
Of Ribbons, just received.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES
We have stock Of Wooden Hosiery offered In
this MARKET Ladies' Misses and Children, well as for
Gentlemen So prepare yourselves and the children for
Winter at McCLELLAND'S METROPOLITAN STORE, No.
81 and IS College ST. q novlo
NAILS NAILS!!
WE have IN store 5000 kegs sH0ENBERGERS JUNI-
w Alta NAILS. We will continue 70 receive them du
ring the season. furnish them 20 the city trade, a.
PITTSBURGH PRICES, freight added
deet w II. GORDON CO.
WANTED.
/ nNE HUNDRED thousand lbs. Bacon;
W 100 bbls Lard, for which l will pay the highest
market price in cash groceries. Also, Feathers, Wool
ees wax Taow Ginseng, and Rags &C., in exchange for
Iie6I ShUhCh AHhhh"N-
NOR SALE small house and lot Spruce O.
Il street-par Of Lot No. 1J6 For further partic ,ss
uars call at this Office octl5-u kssA