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Land af q Bargain.

900 ACRES Of well timbered land.
c(O admirably adapted for WOOD
yard. The land is located in the Devils
swamp, about II miles above this city,
and frsnts the river. Thirty acres Of it are
under fence and in cultivation. A bargain
may be had. BY. making immediate appli-.
cation to. - =. ]. 1-'1s@.a ri 49,
iulyo-f. L. Z. pOWERs.A co.
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A SACRIFICE FOR PRINCIPLE -
The Journal de Frankfort relates the
following story: y
A few days since foreigner pres
ented himself at the Office of mer-
chant at Hamburg to receive cash for
a bill of 1000 double Louis, and got
10000 francs too much. He did not
perceive the mistake until he reached
his hotel, when he returned to the
Office and mentioned the fact. The
merchant looked at him, and then
said. Tits impossible" The foreigner
persisted, and said, =" Your cashier has
certainly made a mistake" THAT is
not possible replied the merchant IN
decided tone. Take your money
no mistakes are ever made at my
Office" The stranger then poeketed
the money and left the place, when the
merchant turning to the book keeper,
told him to enter 10000 francs to tile
account of profit and loss, adding that
the chashler would never hear a word
of reproach from him on the subject,
but that he would not allow any one
to imagine that mistake could occur
in bis Office.
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Porter a. Ale.

A FEW casks Of Hebert London, porter
"A Scotch ale 10 ary,pe
oct-2s., BARBEE & BENJAMIN.
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Sugar Planters get Ready.

JUST received per ship Scotland, as doc. Cane
y Knives, with and without hooks; Copper and
timed skimmers and Ladies': Eaeharome,eys
Guage Cocks and Steam bibbs, a inch Cotton
Rope for Giinder heads; Governor Rope and OH
Cans, Sugar House Lamps and Wfcks; Machine
Wrenches from 8 to Is inches al
LARGUIER IL LANOUE
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FOR SALE AT A BAHcATN.

HOUSE and LOT, well suited for small 49,
II family, within three square Of the State M;;;
House--ean be purchased on liberal terms, .HallG
by applying Of foct29] L. y. POWERS 4 Go.
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Old Whiskey.

OId Whskeya
0JD RYE wHISKEY.
" " Monongahaia. JF -.5.E..e7
Western Resene.
few barrels Of each OF the above brspds on
hand, call soon or your chance will be lost
oct2o. BARBEE e. BENJAMIN
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Direct Imnnrfnfinn.

JUST received another lot OF splendid Engli.b
y Guns and Rifles, Double and Single barrels.
Also, few Boys D'ble Barrel Guns Gun Locks
Flint and Percussion; Nipple Wrenebes and Steel
Tubes; Gun Hammers and Cap Primers Game
Bags and Powder Flasks; Shot Pouches and Gun
Cases; E'ey's celebrated Percussion Gaps ut
octG9. -.--E-. ~ LACQUER 4 LANnI1E
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FAIR PRoposrTroN.--The editor of
the Phoenix Ledger offers that sheet
for one dollar, payable when Mr.. Bu-
chanan is elected, and at the end of
this suicidal proposition throws in a
handful Of exclamation points. Such
a mad proposition ought not TO sur
prise the multitude. Let us examine
into it. II Mr.. Buck, is not elected
what does Phoenix loose2 Why two
numbers of his paper, valued, on
twelve months time, at about two and
a half cents, If Mr.. Buchanan is el-
ected, he makes clear ninty-two aud
a half cents. This is backing ones
judgement with all tho odds in ones
favor. We cannot attribute this rash
venture, on your part Phenir, to a
nervous sanguine temperament
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Butter IL Cheese.

CHOICE Western Butter and Small
" lot Of Cheese, No, J.,
oct-2s BARBEE 4 BENJAMIN.
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PRoposAL TO DIVIDE New York
ClrY.-A proposal was made, day or
two since. in the New York Board of
Aldermen. in favor of taking measures
to divide the city into two separate
municipal governments.
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A Muppr THE Democrat

" mgDD1 CHE W. DC1uoSia'
has an article, In Tuesday evenings
edition headed "One hundred and
seven old line Wings of Maryland,
wheeling into the Democratic Line,
at The head Of which we find the names
Of Col. I. MudI, J. 7. Mudd, Sylves-
ter Mudd, Henry l.. Mudd, Jas. A.
Mudd DR.. Samuel A. Mudd William
A. Nudd, sr., VIM A. jr, Genl. Dyan4
asius Mndd. John Mudd, Julius c.
Mndd. If there are any of the citizens
of this bepighted region not acquaint-
ed with the mud family, we can assure
them on our own personal knowledge,
that they are or rather were Old
Clay Wings -
-----~-. -. 60
VULGAR MIsTAKE AT CRiPpLEGATE
REoTIFIED A bout the middle Of the
last century monument was erected
in Ctipplegate Church, London, to the
memory Of Mrs. Constance Whitney,
representing the image of a young wo-
man rising from a black coffin, with a
winding sheet upon her, and lifting up
one hand towards the clouds, where
are two cherubs, enc Offering her a
crown, and the other n chaplet, only
designed as emblematical of the re
surrection. It seems that even before
the inscription underneath became il
legible, a report was spread, and cur
rently believed by the vulgar, that this
laly was awakened from a trance after
her interment, by a Sexton who went
to cut off a finger on which was valu-
able ring that after this she had sever
al children by her husband, ant was
finally buried ut that place and that
the monument was intended to express
the previous circumstance This is so
far from the truth, that according to
the inscription (Which may yet be de-
and copy Of the same Ia
ken by a gentleman many years ago,
she died single at the age of seventeen.
The inscription is as follows. ITO
the memory of Mrs. Constance Whit
ney, eldest daughter Of Sir Robert
proper possessor of Whitney
in Herefordshire for above 500 years
past. As she excelled in nil noble
qualities becoming virgin Of so sweet
proportion of beauty and harmony Of
parts, SO she had all sweetness of man
1ers apswerable. She departed this
ife most christianity at the age Of
seventeen, dying to the grief of all
nut to her grandmother an unrecorer.
lble loss, save in her expectation that
he shall not stay long after her, and
he comfort Of knowing that in the
she shall meet her.
European Mogazine 1779. f755Ha
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LIVERPOOL, Nov I3.--The American Chamber OF
Commerce publish an address complaining OF false
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GOiLg-going-gone."
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CRookRR's MILLINERY EsTABLIsHMENT.--Yes-
terday was the Fall opening day Of the above
establishment, and prompted by desire to
see something very nice as well as to be in
fashion (as nearly every body, we thought,
was there,) we went along with the tide and
looked at the large and fine display of millinery
and fancy goods there to be seen. Mr. Croker
has brought on a very large and varied stock,
embracing all the articles belonging to the
trade, of every style and quality. The stock
of bonnets, flowers, ribbons, trimmings, head
dresses, &c, is far beyond what we expected
TO see The finer qualities of these variousstyles
of goods are indeed superb, surprising any
thing we have ever seen. The bonnets, par
ticularly, we look upon as the prettiest things
in that line ever introduced to the notice of the
public.
Mr.. c. is prepared to sell millinery goods at
wholesale as we'll as retail, and country dealers
desiring to purchase will do well to examine
his stOck.-R
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A PE2FUMED BREATH.-What. lady or gentleman
would remain under the Of dssgreabe breath when
by using the "BALx A THOUSAND FLowsRs dentri-
fee would only render tweet buteave the teeth white
aabase? Many persons do not lDoW that their breath
is bad and the subject is so delicate their friends Will
mention it. Pour single drop Of Balm on your
tooth brush and wash the teeth night and morning. fifty
cent bottle will last year.
A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may easily be acquired
by using the "BAIN THOUSAND FLoWERs" 1t viii re-
pnples and freckes from the skim leaving of
soft and roseate hue. vet towel pour on two or three
drops and wash the face night and morning.
SHAVING MADE EAsY-Wet your shaving brush in
either cold water pour two or three drops Of
''BALM THOUSAND FLOWERS" rub the beard well, and
it win make beautiful soft lather, much facilitating the
operation Of shaving Price only fifty cents. Beware Of
ounterfeits None genuine unless signed by
wP FETRIDGE d co.
sept2-dhw6m FRANKLIN Square, N. Y.
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norri,, stovo mannfnctorx.

1t affords us much satisfaction to notice the
successful establishment Of any important
branch of business in our midst. The invest
ment of means in large manufacturing bust
ness is the best evidence of healthy and per
msnent growth that city can have. In this
respect Nashville seems to be getting on swim
ningly Among the establishments which
have sprung into existence within the year,
the Stove Mandatory Of II. p. Doris, is one
of the most important. Certainly none could
supply greater want, and none promise to be
more profitable. Tennessee has heretofore
been obliged to obtain her stoves principally,
indeed almost entirely, from abroad, notwith-
standing her mountains abound in iron ore,
and broad coal fields overspread large districts
of her territory. There is no reason why
these articles cannot be made within her Dor
ders as we'll as elsewhere. The stove trade is
scarcely in its infancy in the State, and as
these useful articles come into general use, as
they certainly must do, we desire TO see the
benefits to be derived from il reaped by our
own manufacturers.
We went through the mandatory OF Mr..
ID. short time since, and were both surprised
and pleased at what we saw. The establish
ment is much more extensive than we had
imagined, aud the work turned out much su-
perior in quality and finish to what we expec-
ted to see. We saw, it is true, specimen Of
it at the late Fair which was very fine, but
supposing it had been gotten up for exhibi-
tion, we had no idea that all the work of the
establishment would compare with it. Such,
however, is the fact The smoothness Of the
castings is equal to any, we believe, TO be
found elsewhere. The various patterns made
embrace nearly if not quite, every variety
of stoves now used, or at least those which
have received the seal appreciation from the
public.
This establishment, scarcely fairly in opera
tion before September last, has turned out over
five hundred stoves, and sill orders are COM
ing in faster than they can be filed. We are
certain that our people are gratifed at re-
suit 50 favorable and will learn with feelings
Of satisfaction that the enterprise is so success
iul.
Mr.. ID. with the increasing demand Coz his
work, expects andinteuds, during the coming
year, TO turn out from his foandery, at least
four thousand stoves. We are convinced be
will not be deceived in his calculations, for at
the rapid rate at which stoves are coming into
general favor throughout the State and the
Improvements going on upon every hand, the
demand viii far outrun bis capacity TO supply
il.
The ware rooms Of this establishment are on
College street between Spring aud Union.
In this connection, We would suggest TO
mechanics and capitalists elsewhere who de-
sire 10 eluhark 10 manufactures, that Nashville
is a point than which for manufacturing pur-
poses more eligible cannot be found
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.

JORH 8. HRfKN. WILLIAM L. SHOWN.
ME undersigned have formed partnership pras-
tee oflaW in the city Of Nashville, will give prompt a.
tenton TO any and ali business ntrused to their
JOHN s. BRIEN,
jyS'56-N WILL L. BROWH.
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The Art of Dying Human Hair.

1t is but imperfecy understood by those who make
the gIeates pretensions. The Of the popular Hair
Dyes Of the day for the time color the hair
to be succeeded by arnished green other unsghy APP
pearance. Boges Electric Dye is void Of these
properties 1t instantly dyes the hair beautiful
black brown, which neither sunshine
nish in the least and to make assurance douby sure
his agents authorized refund the money If the most
perfect satisfaction given. Prices 80 cts 81 90 aud
II so per Inventor, W. BoGE Boston, and sold by
Druggists everywhere. my Billy
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BooTsI sHoEsl TRUNKS.

U y 81 d U Z s Z U n x 5
FOR TIE LADIES.
I AIDES Superior Calf Walking BOoiees;
IL Goat welt
Calf and Goat welt Buzkns;
Kid and Pr. Mo-
Booteea;
Lasting welt Caters, plain and tlpt;
Congress
GENTLEMENs GOODS.
Gents one Calf waterproof BOots
- Doubie-sole
- Dress
4" Congress Caters, double single sole;
Water proof seWed Shoes;
Oxford Ties, dOabe and single sole;
Dress shoes Of various descriptions;
With a complete assortment OF GentlenenS Roy's
Youths and Children's Calf and Kip Boots aud shoes
Misses and Chdrens Goat Kid Morocco and Calf Boot
ees, all 81 which offered cheap for cash.
octS1 join RAAAGB, a College Ct.
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Are Won Getting R.Id7

IyouT hair turning greyi Do you wish cultivate good
whiskers and moustachesH Your hair be soft silky and
glosyH Your head be COOL comfortable and free of"
ruff Mothers children to have luxuriant heads
ofharH Then BoGIE's HYPERION FLUID, which neUer
tails in its unerring effects Prices rs so cts rs cts
81 80 per bottle Bogles Balm Of Cytheria unri
vailed for Graduating tan aad pimples and Identifying the
complexion Price 80 cts Inventor and proprietor, W.
Boyle, Bottom. and sold by Druggists everywhere.
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James &. Jones.
w II E A r

I WANT = few Hundred bushels Of Choice Wheat, for
which will pay the highest market price, delivered Al
my house. \. H0LLiNGsWORTH,
oct9 Corner College aad Church street.
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Williams Pllmonic Balsam Of Wild Cherry and
Wood Naptha.

THE GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY.
speedy and positive for consumption. It is
tain remedy for Pheumonies Asthma Splitting Of Blood
night sweas, Bronchitis Coughs Colds Purisy Whoopng
Cough and all diseases othe lungs together with
all the Affections which pred spose the above named COM
psints All persons who have used it in the above named
complaints attest to its efficacy in the most unqualified
This invaluable medicine sale by all the drug
gss throughout the Southern and Western States Manu-
facturedby A. L. WILKINSON & CO..
Huntsville, Ala,
to whom all orders must be addressed.
Hear what the Hon. JKRE CLEMENS says OF its nature
Persons who buy one bottle to get a second
HUNTSVILLE March 6, 1856.
GENTS Ihave used DR. Charles Williams Pulmouc Bal
of Wild Cherry and Wood Naptha with the happest
Effects negro man. belonging my father who has
been for several years afflicted with distressing cough
apparently restored good health by the OF bottle
alone.
Ihave used also in other cases. and none without de-
cided ,neat to the patient.
Messrs A. WIIIIssox Co., Huntsville, Ala.
DKAE ss: take pleasure in giving my testimony to the
virtues ,onr excellent Pulmonic Balsam Of Wild Cher
ry" Having used bottles in my family with de.
cided advantagein every case recommend the
best and most pleasant medicine have
W. D. ?. sAwRIE.
Tuscumbia. March %, 1885.
FOR sale by Herman Rains, Berry Demovle, q. W.
Hendershott, A. R. Roscoe, Ewing Brother wholesale,
Josiah g. Brown. sept2T-d4w6n
HoLLowAY's PILLs.-A certain remedy for Liver and
Stomach complaints The daughter OF Mrs. Farlow, Of
Henry street. New York for three years deporabe
state Of Ill health, suffering from her stomach and Liver
Seven weeks ago she commenced the Of Dr. HooWay
Pills and is perfectly cared. Sold the manufactures No
So Maiden Lane, New York. and No PA Strand London
and by all druggists, at 25c., 62He, and 81 per box.
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sept2-dAw6n

PAINS and Etching Of the Bones and Joints most
noying the afflicted and often extremely difficult to get
rid Of We have known than two hundred cases Of
this relieved incredibly short time by the
use OF "Carter's Spanish Mixture. noV11
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To Citizens and Strangers.

The publication Office of the PATRIOT, No. l6,
Deaderick street. having been enlarged, viii
be found open at all times, day and night, where
newspapers from all sections of the country,
and the latest telegraphic news will be found
upon our tables for the accommodation OF
visitors. A general invitation is extended to
citizens and strangers in the city to call and
avail themselves Of these advantages for OBJ
tanning the latest news.
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CtRALnD PROPOSALS sl be resolved - the Recorders
- once IA he ely % sashsie, sn ss sth 81 Aossn-
hsr 1855 10 furnhtso lheasand cords q ueds neitsbs
e.r nktne stsnn- Said uood 20 hs veil seasoned, fas
sss one and be approved b. he kaEneer Al the Wa
Ter works % he cits. fhe % - dsfssFsd a ne
wo.d sara a. IN ofkk, eor6fd snd nessaFed-a
a ~ fsgered anrns he pssstnt ANaepa ysa ending
tks 5osh espteabef, lstT. WI. n h0kh,
ossss-t4 CAAn. Water works csmniitsa.
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THEArRE-The fine comedy oil the HEIR AT
Law will be performed tonight. Mrs. Ward APP
peariug as Ccily Homespun. The usual variety of
entertainment viii be- given-to conclude with the
side-sptting farce of LEND NE FIVE SHILLISGs
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MAMMOTH Auction SALE.-Bruoe, the IA
nous auctioneer, will, on Monday the oath
inst, commence a mammoth auction sale at
the Odd Fellows Hall. The goods to be Of
fered for sale comprise q tremendous display
Of magnificent Bohemia glass and china ware,
elegant sets Of jewelry, clocks, splendid gold
and silver watches, beautiful books gotten up
in the finest style, together with an almost
endless variety of fancy articles These goods
are direct importstions from European houses
and were bought expressly for this market.
In order to give the ladies an excellent OPP
portunity to attend the sale, the Odd Fell
lows Hall has been secured and everything
will, we have no doubt, be arranged with an
eye to the convenience and comfort of those
who desire to be present. Barnes, thegoOd-
looking knight of the hammer, we under
stand, will be there to warrant
Excellent bargains, and premium stock,
Gomg-going-gOne."
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roEEuvoUS srrEEERERS

retired Clergyman, restored to health in few days.
after many great suffering is anxious to
make known the of Will send free) the pre-
scriPtOn used Direct the Rev. JOHN NJ DAGNALL, No.
80 Fulton street. BROOKLYN NY. sept23-Sm
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HORSES FOR THE SoUTH.-Several droves Of
fine horses have passed through this city dur
ing the past week, on their way to Alabama
and Mississippi.
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~ The Democrats have grand jollifica-
ton tomorrow night in this city, over the
election of Buchanan.
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THANKsGIvIYG.-The Executive of Tennes-
see has appointed the 9th inst, as a day of
Thanksgiving.
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A Handsome COUNTRY PLACE.-Any Of our
friends wishing to purchase handsome coun-
try sit near the city would do well to look at
a place of near 20 acres offered for sale by
Mr. l. G. Fife, No. 0, College street. tits three
miles from the city, well set in Blue grass, two
thirds timbered. For substantial reasons to
himself he is offering it very cheap and on
liberal time, one-third cash. Tie location
cannot be surpassed anywhere for health,
beauty of scenery and neighborhood.
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~ We are gratifed to notice that the
pavements in several places about the city
which had got in a very bad condition, are
being put il better plight.
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-There was a sale yester-
day of real estate belonging to w. G. NJ Camp
bell situated four and one-quarter miles from the
city on Mil Greek, embracing some so acres of
land, on which there is a mill in very good order.
The following are the prices paid Mill and six
acres of land sold to Thos GoOdlett, Esq., for ST.
600. Twenty acres adjoining same to same per.
son. at 1925 per acre. Fifteen acres and sixty-siX
poles adjoining same, sold to G. w. Gleaves at
$l97 per acre; 16 acres 6s poles adjoining same
sold to r Rymsn at $500 per acre. Ten acres Is
poles adjoining same sold to DR.. GoOdett at $3.50
per acre. Five acras 4 poles adjoining same, sold
to T. r. Smith at SlSl. Two acres l2S poles ad-
joining same to Mr. Cole at 1894 IS. Two acres
las poles ABIDING same, to Mr. Cole at $3.50 per
acre. The above sale was made under the superin-
tendance of C. W. NANCE, with Z. R. GLAscoCK
as Orator OF the day.
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CorToN.-The market is yet quite dull. We
heard of sales of few bales yesterday at
1Ol-4a10 cents.
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Mr.. CoULDoCK.-We are harry TO state that Mr..
Couldock is much relieved, aud that he will soon
again favor our play-gong citizens with more of
his admirable presentations.
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I.zrTURE.-Remember the lecture tonight
at Odd Fellows Hall, by John Mitchell the
Irish Patriot.
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rE- Benz F. Shields sells this morning, at 10
O'Clock, very rich and beautiful assortment Of
China, Bohemian and Silver-plated Ware. The
Ladies will certainly attend.
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rT- new street lie being opened from the
Franklin turnpike, in the direction Of the Hospital,
commencing just beyond the railroad bridge across
All iii
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$50 FANCY BONNETs AND MILLINERY GOODS
AT HALF PRICE,
And nar SA1Act Of fhia

IA NOW, LADIES. is your chance TO get rich eZrsm
Fess39 Bonnets, Millinery Goods EmbrOideriss &c 1sE
WI az this grear reduction in prices Having pur- WI
chased largely at Paris this season. and having little
competition, induced to lay in very extensive stock
and now must close out large balance Pan and Winter
Bonnets previous to making great alterations store
Tor our spring Sales as stick will be the largest South
or West Of New YORK adays. Come and supply yoar
selves before they all gone they will o last at
our reduced prices. Our stock well assorted a.
at time this season. having received goods by every
steamer from Europe since the t OF Osober all Of the most
beautiful and late styles Our stock Of Cloth WrAppings at
only $40 eachafeW le Embroideries Of every descrip
ton at bali price, Royal Gmps and Dress Trim mngs 100
boxes OF rich Flowers for Bridal Parties or BOanets at full
" 90 per cent. lower thsn offered ia Nashville 20
boxes OF rich Plumes imported Head Dresses &c Rich
Bonnet Ribbons, and super Gloves at 80 to T5c. Likewise
large stock Of Fancy Goods, too mention
Now, Ladies' and make your selections Immediately
at +. WISE, Agent
noyS No. IS Union 81. next door 70 state Bank.
~ VIC call particular attention Of the Trade and Coun.
y Merchants, Mlliners, &c. to this we will give you
mi Of Goods al New York prices.