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A Farm for Sale.

VALUABLE Farm, eontA.in- loo acres Of finely tim
A berei and well wAterel ani. with house,
substantial improvements situated the turnpike
from Ceatervi!Is mile north Of
j. 5 Corner. and &uown as the S5eighal Farm.
Il viii he offered =; public sale the premises
urisy the 25th inst. W. 7. BENTON.
Octoaer Is.
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NiiES

tALL and examine stock Of SIX Grape Tibet. Bro
CAl Scotch Plaid, bord and txrts aNelin
Shs-ls. SCOTT CRANFogp.
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The .esr Ytt=s. lz.s d gr<ss
Slrin ga-li m district.
J=cks nvili-. ILL., Ssv. =. i-55-
F- Tho. u cavaasa=aDe@r ~: I1s o. Cav
snaEghs P5e S2l~e. VOC s4eI. fozz3 Ct
praGac -a=T z=d spests sc hes
nTazza-s -=etT Or tie Piles
k@.pec..aIEy. RICHARD YATES
TT Pr.ee25 per box Sc E.ea-as14 y Ne
sri POI. aai ~ dra--5sss ana dealers generally
Tsr. = H. CAVAsACG
sole Proprietor. : Luis. Ne.
. s1-i.
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UR assortment q Black and fancy silks Satirs. wc
- Della French MsFnos. Tibet Coburs Cloth
Cascalu=n, Deco. peiaass aud Persian Cloths
Ene SCOTT & CRAwFoRD.
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Cloths, Cloths, C!othsiM

exhibit t. the trade the most
plee of Cloths brought to this
plain black and brown ribbed Beaver Over
black brown, mulberry olive, blue and gree
Cloths for dress coats which We will
SELL y the rider a. short notice, and
rant a goo tit A. VI. MILLER
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Good PROPERTY at Private Sale

THE subscriber offers private sale his beautiful
dence. situated the New Castle Rail Read,
City % Rchleni. Wayne Indiana Said reprrty
consists % eight Of land Of superior quality eh
there brick house, with sooa cellar
Il, with dEst noer thsse
second. with Sitehsn ana veil Of excellent
This property beautifully situated a en}asnce
overlooking he city Of kehcad the side cfA ac
Water the corporation ine ana from the 0eaton and
GEssit, % the seal - for gardening parss
There Is the euises about half
berries OF Superior kinds % which p!Il Ge Al
: airing sAe coming
FER further particulars inquire OF the subscribe
premises, Of jAEe. ~. Rec Rishnend.
GEORGE W. ITEFF
RicAEcni. September 4. @s-tf
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Rod TIN.

SUPERVISORS the Townshps where there IS Road Tax
are the done ard they should
not the niogin. Of our first days attend
ae ships IN order make general receipt
far Ioue. that proper credit may be given
lci4 pc before they call to settle their tag
RATES or T1Y1TIDN
F5r State School, Library and SiRz FGd per SlGo - =
DO do 10 each Poll, i p
For county purposes per goo, 20c and each poll, 50
y ECI L TT EES
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OFFICIAL.
TEKasuEr DEPARTMENT,

TREASURY IMPAIRMENT,
May %, 1856.
NOTICE hereby given holders Of the stoet sued puu
ant the OF Congress 22d July 1885, stock il re
deemable by is and win be o1 the
render Of the certificates thereof the o November merit
when interest thereon will cease
This department viii continue purchase PRIOR 10 sad
day Of redemption and will therefor following premium in
addition TO the interest accrued the with
days interest FOR the money 10 roach the vendor:
On received the IEt day of
June and the Sl day Ju ncuye per cent on
the amounts specified in the eertheRtesi
on such received Aurp,t
one fourth Of one per cent?
And such received sner The 9i Jay Of August. The in
tere accrued thereon and only will be
paid.
Cedcates Of such stock ited under this notice must be du-
assigned 10 the United States by the party entitled receive
porohase money I'D prior lst July
hayear crs also be assigned by the ssekhode
oihsrw interest will be payable heretofore
further given holders Of other stocks Of the United
department will purchase the between the
day December unless the
accrued from the day Of the last dividend
OF and days additional interest or the reach
the vendor the following rates Of premium
OF the loan Of s42, premium Of 10 cent
sf1 ard lss premium OF 10
under the OF 9th September 1880
called stock, premium Of cent
Certificates transmitted under this notice should se duty assigned
the United by party receive money
previous the s July, the current halfyeas interest
by the sockholde otherwise tho
for the half that day will be payable to him here
tofore,
Payment all foregoing stocks will be made by drs
Boston, New York. Philadelphia tho
parties entitled 20 receive the money may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
gq-dinlqNoy o BE-
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A DILEMMA.

Let it be remembered that the contest in Pennsylvania
was in fact between Fillmore and Buchanan. Fremont
was hardly thonght of in the and the only thing
in fact determined by these elections s that HE cannot
sibly BE- elected He is in fact nowhere in the race
LouspiHe Journal
This refreshing and will amuse the people of Pennsy
vana to know that the contest in that State between
Fillmore and Buchanan, when they all know it to have
been otherwise But grant that it is and it proves that
Fremont is nowhere, and Fillmore might well be- for
with all the Fremont men to help him he is beaten.
Louisville Democrat
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other vessels wherein the Northern Queen lost her cutwa
ter and received some other triAng damage

other vessels wherein the Northern Queen lost her cutwa
ter and received some other trifing damage
CAPTURE CARPENTER CONCERNED IN THE GREAT FRENCH
RAILWAY FRAUD-Carpentier was arrested ON Thursday
night in farmhouse about ten miles back of Newburg
Orange county, New York. by two of the United States
deputy marsha and conveyed TO the Eldrdgestreet
JAIL in New York. where he remains in close custody
Carpenter dressed in the disguise of farmer and
dvsted Of his mousache when the officers succeeded
in arrestng him The fugitive was captured while asleep
in bed, much to his surprise and modification His cap
tors viii receive the promised reward Of $1,000 offered by
Bemonts agent in this city for the apprehension of the
prisoner NO money property OF any consequence
found in the possession of the fugitive
Carpenter has yet been permitted to have
with Grele or any Of the other French prisoners and
though all parties under the same roof yet they are
unable to communicate with each other.
On Saturday morning a tin box was found concealed in
the sub-cear OF a tenement house This box ON being
opened proved to be the property of Carpenter 1t
tanned couple of gold watches quantity of gold con
and some papers of value to but the owner
respondent says:
The ascension of Mons GODDARD and four Others in a
balloon on Thursday afternoon grand affair About
SIX o'clock the party descended the farm of Mr. Carter
near oheser creek There they took supper the balloon
being secured time After this they resumed their
aerial Journey and again descended few miles further on
where they entertained the house of Mr. FELTON,
he Baltimore Railroad Company After leaving Mr. Fell
toms It was found that the balloon had lost much gas
and that IT was consequently unable to take up all the
excnrslonists Messrs Hewngs and Butcher according
~ remained on terra ra, while their companions again
ascended and finally down at North East MarylanS
at ten o'clock at night They returned to the city yester
day, delighted with their trip The balloon was at times
over Wilmington and Norrisown and crossed the Del
aware and the schuykill rivers than during
lis journey 1t believed that the balloon reached the
OF fourteen thousand feet above the earth and that
II performed journey of sixty miles. AT Wilmington
Mr. GODDARD descended sufficiently low to with
number OF citizens of that place He again ascended and
came down along the road and shook hands with
astonshed individuals. The passengers this novel
cuslon say the sight from their lofty position the
most magnificent that be imagined This was partc-
ular so to those who up just the moan began
to rise and tip hill and valley with her svery beams One
OF the pecuares of this night ride was the remarkable
echo at the height Of some ten thousand feet Mr. GODDARD
sang song and each distinctly sung by an
echo as sweet and meodious the voice which uttered
the words At this altitude could also be heard the bark
ing OF dogs, and even the cacklng of chickens"
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TIE Ne Iafprs uarasr.

PnnADELPHIA, Oct. l9.-The cOroner's inquest the
Mcintyre murder in session yesterday Two
recognised John English, Of Baltimore, the who fred
the pistol though he cap and the other
kossuth hat BY testimony Of other witnesses proven
that the Shier Hose attacked, and that running aht
enued for two squares One witness also testified the
deceased beating the head when he was shot
This curroborated by the deceased having billy in his
hand when found The inquest meets to form verdict this
evening.
PHnADELPHA, Oct. 20-Tho ooronsrs jury in the Mcln-
tyre homicide have rendered verdict of death from
wound inflicted by some person unknown"
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Nv c. w. uorELEu, huruop,cr.


TRUsTEE's SALE or AN EXTENSIVE COLLECTION or
excellent household furniture aucnsBy vinue of deed
from Hackney 70 the subcrssf bearing date he ninlh
duly recorded IN Lher e. No. u.s. o~
2 7s and va shall sell at the United States Hotel Thurs
morning, 23d commencing 10 oeock
household in the schedule
ed TO said deed consisting in part Of, viz
piano forte, STOOL and
Handsome gilt frame mirrors
Mahogany and walnut sofas
Arm and chairs pao chairs, finished in puh dnmnsk,
and hair cloth
Marble top CENTRE sofa, and pier tables
Mahogany centre, card, and dining tables
Lounges, otomans, chars
Brussels three ply, and ingram carpets mating
cloth throughout the entire house
Window curtains shsdss and fixtures
Venetian blinds, chintz curtains
Mahogany walnut and painted bedsteads
and chairs of various Kinds throughout the house
Large quantity Of excellent feather boers piows
ar and huss mattresses, countepanes blankets, ets Acs
Looking glasses, clocks, and mane ornaments
Fire irons, toilet sets, chamber tables
Radiators, air-tght, snd open CRATE
Arm chairs, desks, tables
Together with large lot Of cooking atenes and
and other articles Of furniture
arize forming attractive sale those
nsbing goods.
Terms $50 and rndsr, cash; $50, four,
months for approved rdorsrd notes, bearing inures
yNO. u, II TON, Trustee
octl-duf o. W. HoTELER, Auctioneer.
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MEDICAL BOOKS.

WooDs Therapeutics and PharmacoIosy. vos just pub
w lished
Woods Practice Of Medicine. 2 vols. Last edition.
Wood and Bsche's U. Z. Dispensatory. Last edition,
wstson's Practice Of Physio. New edition.
Wilson'S Human Anatomy. New edition.
Renowhrd's History Of Medicine I vol 1855.
Nei and Smiths Compendium Of Medicine. New edition
DungFsons Human Physiology vols New edition.
Dnut's Modern Surgery New edition.
With numter Of other standard medical works.
For sale at publishers prices.
4# FUANCE TAYIOp.
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DIED,

On the 10Th instant AFTER painful Illness she bore with
Christian resignation and In The fun hope Of bissfu
SARAH ELIZABETH the wife Of JEsEs OWNER
Of her age.
The friends OF family requested 70 At
tend the funeral this Tuesday afternoon O'Clock the
husband noh between sh and 9Th
streets, East Capitol HnL
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Mnrksfs.

SEw YoRK, Oct 2oCottOn dull aud unchanged
of COO bales. Flour dsoinngsales OF 200 bbs STATE
SO 40 Sc 60 Ohio Is nominal southern 81 Is 81 S.
Wheat declning-sales Of 30 900 bushels white 81 CT
81 70 red 81 55 81 &C. Corn seady-sses Of % uoo
bushels southern mixed, 7s cents. Sugar f-oMu.co
vado, 81 81 cents.
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The Washington Light Infantry, Captain Davis, para
ded yesterday for target practice and they certainly
appeared to better advantage either marksmen
for that high drill for which this old and avorite corps
has been long and justly distinguished The silver
goblet by Sergeant Warner, of the oldest
members Of the company.
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BY TELEG RAPH.
Marine Disds,ers.

New YoRK, Oct. 2o.-An arrival here reports that the
barque Rio, of Boston, the 18th off New Inlet,
North Carolina on her beams ends, abandoned
The brig stephen Jay, of Philadelphia foundered the
18th of Cape Hateras The captain, with his wife, child
and brought here to-day by the schooner
johnson from Newbern. The Jay loaded with and
railroad iron.
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Form B.
has released

Know all persons by these presents that has released
and hereby releases the State Of Texas from all liability or
claim for the payment Of certificate evidence of deht n,
Der for The Of =, issued the late repphIic -,
Texas (or BY the authorities Of the of NAV
be and redeemed by the United Win
visions Of Of Congres entitled ,rovias
payment Of such creditors Of the late republic TEXAS are
pretended Ia the OF Congress OF septeb nine hn
dred and hy approved the 2th OF rbuaTy si5 ana an ~,
Of the State Of Teras, approved the h of Fsbraay y 1850
As witness my hand and seal, -
Aug 29-dftisUan
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NOTICES.. OWEN 4 SON. military and merchant
~ alor No 99 avenue, have
The North wh their m supply Of goods eons-ins o
Of cloths, n variety
nemen's furnishing articles TO which they attention
of their friends md customers,
Sept a7-diwssodiw
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LoTTE.
RIES OF MARYLAND

The following the drawn numbers Of the Consolidated
terry Of Maryland, m the benefit OF Pokomose river, sc css
-, drawn octosef ", 1856
45 10 20 81 50 20 rs 81 ~ 4s . 30
following drawn numbers OF the Paiupsco nstn,
Lottery, class a73, drawn October Is, 1855
50 81 40 SO % 90 4e 62 90 81 "a %
r. FRANCE n Co., Mapsg,r..
y. II, scPHnL, Commissioner
Oct0i-lt
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Mr. Cornelius E. ofutt of this city, met with serious
accident in Baltimore Saturday afternoon while
gagged in painting house Baltimore street The sca
folding gave way and precptated him the ground Mr.
Barns who the scaoding with Mr.. Outt and who
also of this city, escaped with few slight bruises
The daily union., 1856-10-21

G1- Jackson Democratic Assnctstion.-A grand rally
place the association (Tueday)
ming the 2ls inst make
Laurel Factory, Maryland,
ny ORDER DANIEL RATCLIFFE
prpai
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Demncrnfio R.inininn,

PHLADELFHA, Oct. 20.Sslutes of 200 guns we're fired
this afternoon in honor sf the democratic victory IN this
State.
The Keystone Club start for New York tomorrow to par
ticPate in the celebration there on Wednesday
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Form a.

Know all persons by these presents has r,,easrd
and hereby releases the United States Of America from All
liability claim for the Of certfcae evidence deb
number for the sum Of - issued ~ republic OF
Texns or BY OF the State Of TcIa may
be,) and Tedeeny the United States Ia
provisions OF Congress- entitled provide for ns
payment such creditors OF the late republic OF
pretended IN the act Of Congress of September
dfed and fry" approved the 2s
OF the State OF Texas, approved February 1856
As witness hand and seal. -
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The fare between this city and Baltimore has been re-
duced for persons visiting the cattle show and fair in tt
broa sa.. u.Net', a. Two lars good for
day next ''' '''oNA 'A NAN-1
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l. D G A l. N EW y.

Quite neat attractive family weekly newspaper, 0The
Saturday Mercury made its appearance in Washington
on Saturday evening last 1t is published at the southeast
corner of Sixth street and Pennsy avenue by W.
shober, ESQ., at the low price of three cents single
copy or ten cents a month
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Obstructive FIRE AT YORK, PEsSsYLyAsIA--A very de-
ve FIRE broke out at York, Pennsylvania, Tuesday
last in the stable OF O. Hartman, midway in the al
between Main and King and s. Duke and s Queen
"a and consumed in all eighteen frame buldngs-six
Iugs and twelve stables and barns The FIRE cost the
Tk County Mutual Insurance Company over $4,000
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M ARR .Ep

In Concord New hhmprs, 81 Paus Church. on the 10th
lnsnni " heF M hSBBARD, OF Manchester SETH TURNER
ESQ OF hsnd"p, Nassachusstts, to ELLEN MONTGOMERY
daughter OF Japt JosrFH MLNIH.s, of this city.
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G Il N Il II A l. N EW 8.

PRocLAMATIos OF THE GOVERNOR OF NEBRASKA TERRI
ToRYGovernor lizard of Nebraska in pursuance of
of the territorial assembly has issued proclamation for
election to be held in the several counties in that Terri
tory the first Tuesday in November for thirteen
bers of the council hyve members of the house of rep
resentaves and three county commissioners for each
county.
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JACOB REED,


JACOB REED,
Manufacturer Of
ARMY AND NAVY CLOTHING, -.
No. 10 south Finh street, Philadelphia.
Al eolos and qualities NJ military ncy cloths fo stapuy on
hand, and for sale Al the lowest ices. ~ "
Oct ls don't -
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"The Fremont American Committee having made GER
tain propositions TO the Fillmore American Committee In
order 10 form an electoral ticket which would unite in its
support all who are opposed to the election Of James Bu-
chanan-a Of which propositions have been resctedtbe
Fremont committee Ia reply to the proposition made by
the Fillmore committee beg state that IL will be impos
sbe for them to accept the said proposition for tho follow
ing reasons:
committee has been nominated Fillmore and Dom
elson ticket exclusively and the persons on IL pledged
to support those gentlemen.
"2d Because there is nothing n the proposition sub
mited which leads to believe that any of those gentle
would vote for Mr. Fremont IL their votes would
insure bis election.
tends TO harmonic is calculated unite eleents of
the opposition to the Cincinnati Convention and ,s cand
dates
q The Fremont committee do not deem 1t necessary TO
repeat that they extremely anxious that method
should be adopted by which Mr. Buchanan be defeated
and the doctrines contained in the Cincinnati platform
demned The proposition submitted requires that we
should sacrifice candidates-to certain extent our
principles. To this we cannot consent But not
only willing, but anxious to unite upon any plan by which
the preference of both parties may be indicated The
mittee beg suggest that the second proposition submit
ted last evening" Is both fair and just and calculated to
compsh the object in view They ask therefore that your
committee win reconsider their action in the premises and
acoede to that proposition.
An early reply Is expected ...
Mr. John Clyde moved that the resolution in reply
the first proposition Of the North Americans he reconsd
cred and that the resolution bodying the nalty Of this
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RATES or FREICuT
zsz7 80 - e=Ell
FR0MCHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH
TO NASHVILLE.

FROM CHARLEST0N AND SAVANNAH
TO NASHVILLE.
On and after the First of june.
FIRST CLASS.
Piano 70 ties Books and Stationery, Roots, Shoes and
Hats; LqtoTs, IL, &c, f. bo'tlss- Camphiae and
Spirits TurDentine, n bhl> Car e'ng, Cana, Gl,ss
and Glas war. Cigars n cases CIress conf ctiona-
Tes Cot on rds CURRY in cases "a (, and boxes;
Dy tiOois n boxSs and Da'eS nrugs, Frui1s, Fruit
Tres and Shrubher', Purs, Garden Sc eds, looking
Classes ami Looking Glass Piste, tss rs riSkl
Oysters 10 and Jars. Ssidlery Tin sod Britannia
Ware, reSs and spic- pr t0o lbs, from 1st Deem
ami nom 1t Jane to LIST Deeen ....... IS
SECOND GLASS
Hardware exrept such IS specified in First and Third
class; Coffee Mills, Mschinerv; Foreign liquors, in
btl, and pipe>; Tobacco. IN ,xe~; T. ather in ro'i5
and boxes; is. in bbls. AMI casks; Crockery and
QueensWsre in crates and casks; Rier, Whitrg,
Plaster Sheet Bras, and Copp per 100 slO
THIRD CLASS.
Axes Shove's, Spades Sad Irons Zinc and Tin pigs
Tuplate, Anvs Viees, casks = Chains and rnss,
Manila and Cotton CnruaFs, Cole heavy Ca trzs,
MN Gearing, Railroad Whees AMI Axlrs, Cusirs snd
Spikes ami Rosn in Tbs, per in0bs. .......... 80
SPECIAL RATES
Furniture Carrisges boxed ght articles
not enumerated; also. Ca BOYS Of Ards, Other
Chemicals, viii be charged nv zetual weight, but at
double First Class Rates or, per leo S250
The rates the from CHARLESTON and Savannah
Stevens and sN stations q is sill, N NASHVILLE.
Overch where they evidently exist vii be corrected
by the Nashville and Chattanooga Rsrosd and paid hy the
Treasurer rp,u proper certificate from agent d-v ring
The Ros vi pay for bid damage or rjury to
contents Of boxs packages when no external
Of damaRe eNi-ts
No claim for damages will he considered unlr-s aceo pa
MED with receipt shown the gods 10 hsv been in coed
ORDER when delivered TO the ROd Charsst aud Sa-
Vannah
In ease short goods the Roads require 80 says
animation q the ne- upd BY the expira ton 70 that
time the Road Del verinR will Re sed pavtuJ
claim hal b consd nd for less receipts
eNhibjt~c ss svi'enc 81 s,Im-ut
No goods viii be delivered al charges paid, and
receipt gwen by the cOosignves or their az, nts.
The Agents Of the n &C. X uuler heavy bond 70
me company; AID al freight hills the ndi-
vusly therefore freight hills must be paid in Ill and
carnations for charges, dsmsgrs &C must be pa by
he Treasure only certificate q the Agent and
thOrty q the Sup. r.nteudent.
mayfS " I. ANDERSON, Sip't
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Catawba Wine

4 LAR Stock Of We ., Boys and dren's Straw an
u -gh Hats, Of Description st rtcri ed ant
n rae v Y CUrr~R
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SECOND CLARS.

Hardware exrept such as specified in FrSt and Third
esss; Coffee Mills, Machinery: Foreign IiqBors, in
b'i, snd pipes; Tobacco, IN ks; l.. sthsr in roit
and boxes: is. in bbls. AMI casks; Crockery and
QueensW in crates ana casks; Rier, Nhitrg,
Plastsr Sheet Bra,s and Copn. q per 100 rs
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A. C. g. A. B. BEECH
No. 40 COLLEGE ST., NASHVILLE,
Lave lived very I,rve and we'll selected stock
III STAPLE AND FANCY DAY GOODS,
And CARPETS for 1856.
Dress Good
Pine RArrse be. new sty!e
organdiv Robes 4"
Rich Striped and Plaid II ks;
Plain silks Tor Event Dresses and Nantes;
Barvges, Plain, striped, a. Plaid;
Large lot cheap Muslins,
Whit Goods.
EMBROIDERED GOODS
A large ASSORTMENT Of Jaronet and sWiss HounenEs;
Embroidered swiss and Jaconet Collars;
T" Collars and Sleeves TO match;
Large assortment NJ sses ColIirs;
Transfer Work AM Embroidered skrts.
KID GLOVES.
Bajou's makes large stock.
SPHBNG MANTLES.
Embroidered Black sud whiee silk Ma-tles:
oaOr,d NANTES variety se ss- prices, from e. to s25
TRIMMINGS FR DRESSES,
HADdons lot Bonnrt Rbbans,
Mos, Trimming and PRINCES;
Large Black Velvet Ribbons.
HOSIERN.
good assortment Of Ladies white. black and oOlOred
40, FOOa s.'ortnsns Of Niss's and chiirgns Hose
L'fgs lot -tatirn' n Cotton and Silk Hall Hnss
Gentlemen's Goods.
HArdsous 4s-er,ths reach liu'ai
:. " Ni.sG and ..,es IN Cas- ,srsa
Clolha
Linen Dnck good Asso'tra. nj;
PiSin and CHECK Cas- iaaerr, 10 % = wear
As-oFtnent crsV4ts, hut CgiisFs, trav-rs KID Gloves
CU1IAIN DNnASKS.
In eatin All Wool-uvs patterns
Hand,0Ee Lace and tnbroider,d MusHn carsalns;
LaFpe lot uFtiin Has a..
Carpets and HOuse-Furnishing Goods.
ia a. yvt.r east~,ng
"ssh aud \ hsusees 10
Py czFLsdns-Is- Hl-s;
seaf sssest,nsnt Rass M4is DrasE-ts & 81 and Ga
Check and whi C~nien asttiag
Alre. largs ses& q ehrAt aFpstE
a. Z. ana ~ 4 FiaoF u Cioshs;
HsaxY Good Cor Gar co reFtrRs
p, Gaftsn bucks inckss ida Tbese aoeda -, cas-
ruFnish iron g n i5a lash slte.
We hAs. large sssA Of Plan, plaid sna Striped osoA
burEs, very easy
v, have Geo.. me rsAi ssash Or wssOa sAsss and
Hsnf cseshs
ross Tiizg ssshvais -oua Do vsll 20 give us can =.
ere eaying. lapisl &C kA-B BEkcas.
staple Goods.
0UR sfoek q sispi eoQaa e mpiste End ear ps
W CO. los, Come sDd see rs yoaresse-,
AZ Aec ttLLANpE
n aA4f o. Erd IS Cal,ees