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DEATH OF HON. Tn0S. s. CARROLL
Ourwhole community have been affected painfully
at the sudden death Of Hon. Thomas B. Carroll,
Mayor Of this city, which melancholy event occurred
at his residence on fernando street, on Sunday
evening at 10 minutes to 4 o'clock. The disease
which terminated so fatally to who had hitherto
been considered in the robust health, in
fammation Of the bowels. It's rayages we're fear
fully rapid Col. Carroll having only been confined
to his room about five days. Thus has our city
been deprived cI its Chief Magistrate by the hand
of death, his family Of most kind, afectionate
and devoted head, and the numerous warm personal
friends Of the deceased of friend and comp anion
true as steel in every emergency Of fortune and
ready to risk every thiug IN their defense.
Col Carrollwas the second son Of the late Hon
Wm. Calg'oll Governor of Tennessee during several
suggestive tern S, and chief Qid de camp TO General
jackson at the battle Of New Orleans He received
his collegiate education at the University OF Nash
ville and soon after he entered upon manhoOd's
estate removed to Pamela county, Mississippi,
where he successfully engaged N mercantile pUr-
suits, and where he enjoyed The general respect and
esteem of the community among whom he had cast
his fortunes From thar county he removed to Hee-
na Arkansas and from the latter place to this city,
about twelve years since Col. Carroll inherited
the warm. impulsve and fearless qualities Of his
father. Frank and OutspOken IN all his dealings
with men, he sometm,s made en- mics by the very
fraukness Of his nature, as do all men of quick
anu N'p U'91'S 'SL- '-LllSll'' ~ NJ a. f'oA
TO repair wrong when convinced that he had erred,
as he was 10 maintain his rights.
Col Carroll was twice a candidate for the Mayor
atty of this city. His first race was with Hon. A. B.
Taylor in 1854, who was the successful candidate
ever him by a comparatively Insignificant majority
Last year the citizens Of Memphis elevated him to
the first Office in their gift by majority which indi
Gated hattering confidence in his ability and lnteg-
rity. He was again candidate for election with
fair prospects Of success, when he was -ummOned
TO a higher tribunal The business houses Of the
city were yesterday closed after y o'clock and the
bells we're toled during the morning and the evening
previous, in honor Of his memory, and his remains
we're followed to the tomb by the Common Council
Free Nasous, Military, Fire Companies and an I'M
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pa One Of the frequent developments of that
state Of Northern society, which is labelled free
is the facility with which divorces are obtained In
illustration of this we have before us a statement
by the Philadelphia BaGrln of the fact that in the
good city Of Quakcrs, within the last nine years,
two thousand two hundred and seventy unhappy
married men and women have been made happy by
divorce In other words, since the year 84S there
have been eleven hundred and thirty-fve divorces
granted by the court Of Common Pleas of the city
OF PHILADELPHIA.
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PORT ROYAL norm. AND FEt,RY,
For Sale

THIS desirable property isnow offered for sale ANY one
Wsol 10 eH bark IN this O1 alone in C. nm c.
ton with he Mercantile, o.ery or Mechanical busi ess
will md IN his ighbnTho d, simple and encourage
me nj there b-ing demand ran increase 10 thes Hu
business Toe Hotel and ry viii fnuId lucrative BY
hens Ives The house has been new y ard thoroughly
paired andis IN good Trim business. The Fern ba is
P1H Royal is situated in M-ntgomery county Teunrss. e.
on Red RIVER tn rs"n mil north Of Cla Ks iIe on
he GFeit western Route, thirty miles from Nashville
leadlTg = H"pknSNH E, GocYu and Green's lrry
quenty the western tide of sratuu south west.
tern states Inus pass through here nd his FerTy
which Of Itself has cleared over N hundred % one
season For boarding and Ttnsieu m Ue hotel nd
Is Particu aTy destr bic The HeIghJ rio alhN and
prosperous; the society the best u the sch re-
hgous Institutions abundant Call soon AZ an deter
mined 70 sell fcThwth, and bargain may e had ANY
communication will Teacl at ttrl koyal Tennessee.
aprai-ddtW2m" % mallory
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nor and account Of James p H5uEv, Com missioner in
i the Of Perkins ami Ma ina bis wife, WIa S.
Ked sally c. his VILE ahram Maur Septima M-ury,
and Ferdinand e MdUGys heir al Law Of Mary I Naury,
deceased by yirIIB of decree the CgUcay CuUI -
Nashville 10 said CEU-e EI eel puyC sale, ID o
premises. tau Sd Z, the 2-t d4s of Ola about Ihiry
Lots Nashville, in fT0u Of Che WCTas par
culsr escptoH Of Wicu viii appear in hand bills " DO
issued before day uf sale.
TKFNs-A edit Of one, and three years. for notes
satisfactorily secured, bearI nt-rs ant lien retained
A. Y 5. LINpSLEY, % College street
g. r. GLGscOCK, AuctiOneeE- Lepr2g-G
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G. Du2X,
Portrait Painter.
CAMPBELL's BUILDING, UNIONsTREET,
NASHVILLE. TENN.
NEW ROUTE TO MEMPHIS.

FARE ONLY S12-yEWE fCuBO, p HOURS.
THTRAINS run through from stevens 90 Mem s y
E phis and make close connection with trains as54F
on Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad at - ven E.
SON Through Ticket from Nashv lie 90 Memphis sold for
SI2. Time through p hours.
No STAGING.
Passeng should leave Na-Hvie on the O'Clock PM,
Train which arrives al Stevenson A. IL, and
meets Trains for Memphis. No delay except h chang
ing G. L. ANDERSON,
aprii3-tf. TlC,et Agent
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SPECIAL ,OrICEs.

mcLsan's Volcanic oil Linimcnt.-Amonz
oil ha remedies tlss has dscove rd prepared
for the deviation he m Is heir t0 none
rsut hzrer have become dessTvedy poPurr than
this Lujmeat Frllive Tor external DIS man ar
beast Have you Brouch It's Neuralgia, pain TO- a5
breast are yau sdi ed with Old suEI with
dread comp iats the rheumatism scrouIa or
severe BrIisssnr prain The Volcanic Oh Liufrc viii
.y cure all OF h5n. see adverlssemt in another
column. Tapr3-iC
II Positively the moss Wonderful Disc
coyry Nine ean.h ''en-ury Pr0i. WOODS HAIR
BE>FuKA GIVE the bes and most intelligent Of our
oiJ zens posv ly testify, that ~ restore perfectly, and
per uaueuty both bald the gray, all dand-
ruf, itching, Kind ON the scalp and pre-
serve the hair per city age See the Circular aud
def doubt Nuldy al Du-Es fapI-9-dIW.
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m-
hsd be Sc vice mzy hereafter require tn
aIl therefore BE- made, not quantities Ot for
uca anut as The service mag req ire 70 be deDvsred
IlY7e avy y4ICs respectively.
OrirGCIO nos Teslung a. the places where deliveries
lsd must establish agencies such pieces, that
ay MAY arise 10 furnishing what may be required;
.OG wien d contractor ia' promptly to comply g
QUESTION, tie Lhei OF tire Bureau Of visions and
ling slul be author ed 10 direct purchases ~ be
supply The dslC uCy under the peuaIry Be
dressed % contrast the record Of TtQIlrluu1,
dup Tea copy thereof al the bureau of PROVISIONS and
yu,LIug, cIJh q! he navy yards atOTeas d shall be
Iguce that such "a IsltIou 1as been made and
c. veu.
separate IF rs must be made for esch article at each of
the esaid navy gaTds ana n than art
ls contain ed IA the fer, the Oh # OF the Bureau will
have night 70 accept ne or more OF the articles
tanned M CsT, ujeCJ NE inder bidders
Rhuse proposals accepted aud Uthers) will be
ioU En notified. and Is eaIly pICucsbe contract
Will be transmitted 10 Them for excuuOu, WgCh contract
must be returned 10 tie gureau wit in ten days, exclusive
u tue ums TquTed for the regular uansmssOn Of the
mail.
Two or more approved surrlies in sum equal 10 the
estimated O the respective contracts will be ie
qurel ana twenty per ceutum IN addluon will bs wIihsed
l.. amount al pay mems uat thereof as co.
uu agc1uty In addition 10 secure lIs eroTmaRce and
not in y event be pBd Uut Il is IN al respects cnu-
pie riE ty per CeGum OF lie Of all deliver
les made pad by Tie navy agent within thirty days
at er bills Gully au aenAcated snail nave been presented
him
Blank rms OF proposals may be obtained on application
90 he navy agents 81 Portsmouth New hampshire Boston,
h.
Pensacola ana at tuls bureau.
resor1 dup CAFE OF The letter nfgrminga bidder Of
the acc - OF proposal viii be emed noufcl-
thereof hin TIE meaning o. tie CT 1916 and his Did
vii re made and accepted conformity with this UNDER
standing.
verf ssr made must be accompanied (as directed in
the act Of Congr SIS making app oaions Tor the naval
service Or 1854, approved 10th august, 1886 ~
wHuen guarantee sgBed by syOns bic per-
sons 10 Inc Ell that he they undertake. that the bCoer
bid es will II his or their Did be accepted enter INTO
q obligation within Eve days, vita god and suf6c ent
surC.es 10 furnish The supplies proposed The bureau
viii not be Obga Cd CONSIDER any proposal unless
ccm1lasa By he guar,nee Tq urea b. av the compe.
J5us OF the gU 10 be certified by The navy 8geut
dlst-ct Er;ur tg. OF COLLECTOR o. the customs
The ateL ion Of 5disrs called to the samples and de-
&c pua8s articles rtqI rel a. the Insp- cton oI
lnn just but rig comparison will be made between
the articles II led the sample and colrac receiving
TIA, a blow them aud JhsT afternoon is pa tic
ulaly dreCIed he JOINT resolution Of Z7th MaIea 1854
and 70 The acI IF the lUih Of August, 1886.
March Ie-Apr. 2-laW4W
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rnE - ATION u d. p

VIII q performed at tn Theatre on Thursday uirat
w 3Hh inst BY thry:Hue ri is igh school Pro-
eeeos for he purchased Of TOWN CLOCK.
II kes al ONE DOLLAR, car be Obtained atthr book
the M-thodisl Puul hing susr N .srs berry a
Go ~. W. smith J. YORK q Co. Hagan B1oth-Fs aud at
McClures music store.
Got the tickets early Monday and Tuesday and on
Ihursday select yolr -eas az LAe L-e,Lrn r-Lrla- 81
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YORK & Co., have received Frank Lesle's paper
for last week Il contains many fine engraviugs
and is a very interesting number.
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L EEPS constantly on hsni impro ed assortment Of
IN Billiard J-nuy Lind with Marble ar Cherry
pc, ass-d by any establishment IN The country
Goods Also Billiard Cloths Cues, Cue leathers
and all Trimmings in THIS line Wholesale and Re all.
hePainng done satisfactorily short notice Imar295-ly
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COMMERCIAL.
UNION AND AMERICAN OFFICE,

BACON-Scarce and very little Offering Hog
round is worth Ilc clear Sides III.
LARD-None in market. 1t may, however, be
quoted at l35c
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BEERS 81 TERRY,
PRODUCE COMHIsSION MERCHANTS,
AUGUSTA, GA.

II Will attend the sale OF all kinds Of Tennessee
Prod &C a. he St1r -Oppns o. he Planters Hotel.
BEFERENCEs-Hon. J,hu p. King, Pres C. r. r. Augusta
J. a. Ansey, Augusta Butler, aeu- Ia; g. J. Trut-
n7D, Nashville, Ier n; J. A. Brown Hurrse5bnro Tenn
Seymour, Fam ing Co., Nashville, Tenn. imrhIO-t
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Fog X ase,

ON SATURDAY. the 81 da Of Way next al the Co IT
" House yard IN thecTty of Nashville enr essae VIII
expose ubia sale. tEe gL-st bid En- Tor ash like
y negro Woman, ub VI ~ Les 10 "
man Is a No want frs rate ruFso q GOOD pas
try cook q far washer Brd irrUCr; q d ln Um-
pliarce with rendered JaHuary tenn Of
The iJCuIt Court for Davidson county. Ten es-ee.
sale heretofore advertised post oued in cane-
qnence of the inclemeBcy OF the weather
Hpr23 T. b. CHIbuRESS. Admir-. &c.
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CAUTION To PARTIES PURCHASING
s. y. PThB'S MAGSOLIA WHISKY


TTlHEs Undersigned manufacturer and sole nm ---
i brisior ofthe aeOFe brand OF WHISKY, would --=l
rsspecHuly inform his customers and purchasers 5
Of this ceebraed band that there hiss appeared in ~
and other Ouhern markets counterfeit OF The ,b
whisky being poisonous imitation branded similar 10 MA
brand Is passes underline of S, n. Dkss Magnoa
Whisky Cincinnati ohio, and 0thOr similar 10 N
Pike. As there party ia this city Of the Of S. 81
Dixie tended impose and deceive those who would
purchase the genuine brand. make this statement plt
parties e guard there several persons the
s Eht alteration. have aralyEed era samples Of this
eO1nterieit brand and found tha contains ad poisnn
ths fact alone mpels caution The pu0c, prsieCg those
who liable 20 be dece ed and prevent the evil
attending the of bis poisonous miaoH. also hereby
caution the couuteeters Of brand that viii prosecute
them % the u extent Of tn law. The genuine S. n. Pksis
~ gn"iia WHISKY Is slilied the Dos qualities Rye
ana ofn and Is free from any
noXiohs CON pp1ad ing pare ami hs al by beverage
Many parties rave recently commenced ng Of
Whi5Ey CALLED Magnolia but they im ati0n NY
tade brand 50 De careful ard oul genuine Magnolia
Whisse3 made m the United States, and dIIed on by ne
aPr2--ly sAd'L PIKE
N0. = "a Mn frrs "a
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MANN ,s CELEBRATED COMBINED
Reaping and Moving
MAGHTE8 Is.
DrcsroE OF The COnn7TEE UPON THE TRIAL OF REArrTs
MuwERs.

DECIsIoE OF The CoHHr7TEE UPON TRIAL REkFERs
MuwERs.
WE. the undersigned, appointed by the Ag
w HCLl urH Bureau of es-Ur exam Tie Eu" test
Nuwi Machines report HE re no % The nuTeru al lie
mCelu-, ,CulOn Of said tTus 8ULed Thurs
june D. TO - he dye d,teTu Nov entered Wis
MauUys Combined Reap, Mower, M8uuy's self AK
ing Reaper ard Mos bineds kUtcHum's Mower, A.
kus self Roking ReaPr and Mower COMBINED, and DsItz
s Uu.ham's Kan over he %. RAJ N
Nedues1aN- uUe % p0Iuleu lest the HeEper
that we uulr ed, as iol'oHss
benz ~ Duuhal's sPsr. Atkins SefRsking r aper,
Nar.. reaper. Nrw-lurk I'd Rakinz Reaper, MauI's
Sing r. apur, he New lurE self Eah TX Reaper.
pos 40 Judgment. Dee award given 70
81 s.. as beet UmhIrpd " chine
Y. ;. Pit hAEU,
J. &. HARtIS,
J. NJ Knight, ) Committee.
W G.. HAK,lNG,
F. r. X NJ,
FOR SALE By THE BNDERSIGNED AT
johnson & Ezogne's.
Fce Two Horse Machine S5c; Four House Machine sI6O.
ID + CBEaEuAN,
a0-20-tf Gene s-I Agent for the State.
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COfiLLiOn PARTY.

II GOODWIN gives his last Cot Hon Party Of sy,t
" the se son at his Rooms er suh's sUrg, on yt
College street, HsEE
FRIDAY. N ~ TIE FIRST.
And returns lis thank pub c for the raj ron
age he has criyed against all opposition and hl.b he
trust he shall continue his rcg and ro er
Attention to pills entrusted ~ D care
20 Mr., Goodwin Will open a Class for Gentlemen on
Thursday, april 3OIh, rarr2--l3t
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Ia Our friend Fox, No. %, corner Of Cherry
and Cedar streets, has devised new plan for en-
tightening the public, on plan most HOeral and
philanthropical His plan is to distribute large
amount of miscellaneous Books Stationery, &C., to
the reading public, by means Of a splendid gift en-
ferpyfss arranged to meet his purposes and at
the same time distribute them among his friends at
q mere nominal price We trlst that one viii
lay down this paper without seeking further infor-
nation on he subject by referring to his adver-
tisement in another column.
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CAL1FoRNIA.

Her magic rise and progress is the wonder Of the age,
She defes all calculation and treads upon the stage
With the confidence of manhood, and, feeling she is
great
She camors for admission IS an independent State.
Her magnificent position On this far western shore
Her sunny Cline her fertile plains, her boundlsss
fields Of ore;
Her restless population; the rich future she pOrtrays
Is theme or contemplation, which doth She world
amaze.
In then Of California! in view Of her bright past
claim admissions as State the younges and the last
And never shall her action dim the glory thus begun,
But she'll claim 10 be the greatest Of cur glorious 3D.
We're such expressions as, " She defes all caleu-
lation " Her magnificent position, % Her restless
population, &c &c, ever before dignifed with the
name Of poetry or used in Nation or any other
sort Of Drama! Wehave quoted these lines because
we know some Of our readers expect to find this
Drama worthy Of the name it bears and Of course
they will be disappointed. But they viii be de-
lighted with the manner the youthful actors perform
their different parts and still so, with the evil
dence they give of strict training at school Of the
diFcut and neglected art Of correct meditation Of
the voice and proper accentuadon Of words.
We learn hat large number Of tickets have been
sold, and all who desire seats should secure them
early.
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New ORLEANS ENGLISH OPERA CoNPAyY.-lt viii
be seen by our advertising columns, that this cele
brated company commence a short season at the
Theatre to morrow evening The New York Herald
noticed the Prima Donna of this company upon her
appearance IN New York as follows
Miss Resale Durand, who is termed "The Amer
lean Prma Donna" in the bills made her debut.
last evening as Marie. THE Regiment" never
looked so well in New York; and sung in excellent
time and tune. The lady's voice charmed the mu-
steal dilettanti who mustered in strong numbers -
Sine was called out at the end Of the first act, and
received the same compliment at the termination
of the opera. The music lesson and sQlH were,
encored amid as hover of bouquets. In short the
performance created sensation, and Miss ROsalie
may be reckoned as a fixed success.
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THE decldTa ion Of Ur Ummirg ra q voIld srcuId
i burn the 3tT Of June. has ID. ID. ed % kubsy
in the least He Is stIl prepared 20 ca Sda F,uEs
The yer. highest per eJtu The Whu FuuuJs
10 char viii do well 60 leave Them with him Ouse,
No Is on Cedar street, 3 V Ubah.
Mr. kubel also Hst tue trUuage of those having Cloth
ing TO clean aud dye u is I'm "Ttaut tina hey should
their garments rdeT before I3I7 q me. ", r.
done 10 suit the last and dIreCuouso patrons.
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NASHVILLE

NATIONAL DRAMa.-We again had the pleasure Of
being present at rehearsal Of the Naionalor Union
Drema, which is to be performed tomorrow evening
at the Theatre. We have only repeat that all who
witness it viii be highly gratifed the singing alone
being worth more than the price Of admission. The
highest compliment that can be paid Ito the young
ladies' who take part in the piece is TO say that as
they deliver it, lines like the following actually sound
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MCLEAN's STRENGTHENING CORDIAL AND BLOOD
PURRHR.-AttentiOn is called to the advertisement
IN another column Of this invaluable restorative
1t is without doubt the best tonic and Alternative ever
introduced to the public As a tonic /. is without
parallel in its nyigorating and Strengthening effects
upon the feeble and debiltated As an Alternative it
purifes the blood and removes pimples and bOtches
from the skin, and efcctually cures all com
plants arising from disordered state of the sto-
mach and bowels, such as headache, loss Of appe-
lite, nervousness indigestion, sc. Every country
merchant in laying in their country supplies should
be sure and take a supply Of this Cordial
CRAwronD, THE sCUIrToR.-It will be rcmem-
bered that intelligence was brought by the ARABIA
that CRAWFORD, the sculptor, better than accor
ding to the previous accounts and that there were
strong hopes of his recovery. The Philadelphia
Bulletin publishes a letter, however, from Paris,
dated March %, which says MIR CRAWFORD is
hopelessly beyond human aid" 1t also states that
the physicians have discontinued their visits, and
all that can be done now is to alleviate his suerings
as much as poss BILE and await the fatal result
TINS Intelligence viii be received throughout the
country. and the loss viii be severely felt in every
part Of the world where genius is appreciated.
M DR.. HIRAM Cox, chemical inspector of al
cohoc liquors in Cincinnati, states, in an address
to his fellow citizens that during two years he has
made 249 inspections Of various kinds Of liquors
and has found more than nine-tenths of them mita-
tons, and great portion of them poisonous con-
ooctions OF brandy he does not believe there is
one gallon Of pure in hundred gallons the imita-
lions having corn whisky for a basis and various
poisonous acids for the condiments. Of wines not
a gallon in a thousand, purporting to be sherry,
port, Malaga, &C, is pure, but they made
of water, sulphuric acid alum, Guinea pepper,
horse radish, &c, and many of them without a sin
gle drop Of alcoholic spirit DR.. Cox warrants there
are not ten gallons Of genuine port wine in Cincin-
natl. In his inspections Of whisky he has found
only from L to 20 per cent Of alcoholic spirit when
II should have As to So and some Of it contains sui
Phuric acid enough in quart eat q hole through
a man stomach.
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Partisan Millinery Bazaar.
IMPORTED
9AR&E 8900939>
e AND @
RICH MILLINERY G00IS,
FUR SUMNER, 1857.


WE would respectfully info ladies' Of Nashville and
thirteenth regular opening day he largest choice aad
select opened n Nashville or Pa e, ut
any establishment, birug ever and Eovel
design from Paris LOud and Efsen cites, Of oWn
IMPORTATION our stock consists, In para Of
1000 Rich impur ed rs les ut FzuCy B0uue-7
IOl Gases OF Rich Paris Hair and ruFul Blond,
. Cases English straw other % sly es-
10 Misses BOunets, ChildTsns RATS, Gpsey snd
Fits;
dozen Imported Imperial CHIP 5ouneIs7
3j Boxes faus Flowers T BouHrLs, Parties and Bridal oo.
CasIuus;
272 Can % Eic- Ribbons, Of every style;
on dozen Hoop * rts, Mis- es and CHtraH's dittoi
30 Paris and spanish Fans; $40 Boxes kushasi
- &" ParusYs- aI q luI Igs-
Likewise stock Embr1fdrries consisting Of Rich
NalIies Lace Jlsunst Worked hIsu, Mourning
Sets Sleeves, Of every drscrp ion, Go lars eC.; kch
Back BugaI CUiars. NaHrII. 90 ErE.fh aud auutila
Lace, BCh Pars EmbrDd rel Band. iss, Trmm ugs
Sug a. hiCh Pari. hllHd baC-s One of Pa Wits
and Xii Gloves Elastic Belle FINE Medium Ca0bas and
Port Monte. Inc -tock Combs Fancy Articles
the o Ist, 90 daz. Rrh M0har Cap aHd dead Dresses
viii raj assrtmruL uf ussgi, fancy, Uruameua
Heed Dr. auc Variety U1Uds.
We n receive cruu uaure Of the patr mage b
sraly extended The past birt-sn car, aHd go not
b. uadsEsulI by any esa5-lm DO iu ht ely We shall en-
pose, continuance Of the same LIBERAL pa runags
e.. ~ fsE, gent
No SO, Union Street, ueEt duortf star back
IT B0nue-s B-aCuad and -hapa supe syla
n. B-Cuuufry Mrrc ants and MIIIuers supplied
reasonable terms purcbas NJ smFH bl o. goods Est
you may depend On getting Fashionable Bonnet a. cur
house. apr lily
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French FeFf = a-Fel

NWAIERFiELD q WALKER have lnzt received q few
W doz Of these beautiful Hats they are verv supsrior
and VIII be sold a. The very moderate Irce Of r Glars
those who pant hem mns5 ca soon bsy arr going o.
rapidly. WaTERFLrLD d W Aka
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New HATS AgainR
WaterRold & walkers.

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