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AHErInED PHYSICIAN

IS Yeas OF age
vhosrsauds q life have netry ran ~, rtien
-, - Indies q certain care iof Ce-a- bls.s
4 .r--@ Hronchitis Coughs. Coles, ana 1919 -,
! Az TIE rctuedy "a DISCOVERIES y a. h.5 beTrd
shA eis--ul re- oratire and healing qa4iiie o.
uaeh :. -. r1sss from ths - lndA Hemp ana nc
prrphf o = -, tfat he rn. ht make reuedY ior
thss G- .tiled hard and seeeseavd ,n feli1'9E has
al eN "a. tUs sss cared and = nos awe ana se'
~ nissrred the TcudcFfdl rrlnea5 70 tho1
hs "a ~ esrers 30 ali parts Of me Hor ~ ana ne has
AAhae - H. akinE them completely neeatlf Ai9 nap
ne'1 - a. a. much good as possible he ~ scnU
ID ~ aaicted fellow beings :. iel1est ~ hl re
70 $40 M 30 sxpaoit drccQas for maelnE y up, An
- - ~, osins t. lie requires each appileant 70 m
- -, one shuing-thr-e cents % DC frtefne9 ~
- az ne recipe, and The remainder 70 ee aPpieo
= - g.syuient q this adya iissa eaA
70 % 800 DR.. "A. JAMES, No. le, Grand street
Nv. II. 1ssI-1gdAwihside. Jersey Ci1y, NJ.
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Administrators Sale

WILL expose for sale to the highest bidder at the late
residence Of d. W. RUSSELL, corner OF Broad and High
streets Nashville Tenn, Wednesday 16, 1851, the
Household Kitchen furniture Of said estate. Sale 70
commence at IL O'Clock. Terms cash.
Dec It'd. K. A. TOONt Ac'm.
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FOR HTVT,I

VNHAT CONVENIFNF FRAME DWELLING on o.
the FraukNn Turnpike road. near he nrst tiis
TolI-gate nov occupied bg J. a. McCaU pbeu, ESQ ~
The house rooms, besides Kitchen srrVa Mt
room, etc, etc. and has thirt oil ground aaehea
EF Suitable Ia niture be purchased ~ me ten
ant. If desired. ES- Possession given lmr edltteiy.
Apply to A. V 5. LlS D9Lfh
Fov left No 81, College street.
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yETE wills the late residence 81 David Il Vaughn,
~ he north EIDE a The uver 81 miles EAsl-
-r, afurday, l9th ecelhrr, sbout rW zNIY LIKE
.T kEGKuE3, consisting Of Men, Women and D loren.
lIzo a. abe e and iace ali stock arfe mum
rr o. and Co.'S Farming Usn De. Corn, Data Fod-
.er, ~ tea and nuuber % tine lat snrd hagz.
TerEas made kRoan on dAy q saIe.
HIRAM VAU fHN.
flOHr. CAEUTHERs,
} +. VAUGHN.
Nov. 2s-t8. AICHtAL VAUGHN.
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Richardson's Works.

W. T. BERRY & CO., have on Sale
THE WORKS OF SANDAL RICHARD-oN. With
Sketches OF his Life and Writings BY the Rev. Edward
Mangin, MA In 10 vols London, ISL. Asuperb copy,
in perfect order.
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An old advertisement of 1893 reads I:
" Wanted stout, active man, who fears
the Lord, anl can carry Two hundred weight"
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EEDR RENT.

TWO neat Dwelling Houses sumner street, south
! u Broad, for the ensuing year. each containing
Rooms besides Kitchen and Servants Room; with stable
Carria1a Vouss &c AppIv To I. d. BAKER,
Nashville, Oct 32- If az Planters Bank.
~ Possession Of one the above tenements can be
had Immediately. Idec. II L. D. Il.
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SHELBY IRON-WORKS
CAR-WBEEL MANDATORY,
Near the Suspension Bridge
EDGEFYELD, TENN.

Tx-HTTcOMB LFIGO & CO. Founders and AdchiHists,
w respectfully give notice that they are nov prepared
AZ their extensive Foundry chine shop, and toTg
viii execute oil orders heavy and ht casting, inelud-
Ing -----.-..s nj
terms
In this department. thorough knowledge and long eNPe-
rfence enable rs to challenge competition.
Also, Cast-Irou House-f onts Of he most improved
patterns; Plain, Futed, and Ornamental Columns "att
pipes Il a sizes; Gas WORKS. ana other stab
iishmens where required; Steam Engines, aW-s flour
Mills SC made promptly TO order, aud Of the oes mater
al Particular given TO repairing machinery 81
low d ices and on liberal terms.
Opr Sritb-Worb win be Of the most extensive charac
scer; Sa work. Stirrups, Dogs, Ptman lron.' saw
Cranks Bolts and al kinds Of Ml-lTous, made on ne
shortest notice. ,,,
As sFe practical mechanics, wishing to establish
permanent business Oh viii be % pay pa cllar A.
ention 70 all orders repairing old machinery
All require trial. and confident Of being pat
roniEed.
n B.-We have hand az present a large assortment
Of Fire Bars for Steam -Engines - 80.
Nashville, dec (, 1s57.-u.
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,tfo1 dec. 4 II. 5. FRENCH SON.
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ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL.
(Late Mansion House ,

Late Mansion House)
North Market street, I'd door beiOW the Square.
V GILBERT having taken the above stand for num-
Der OF years leave to inform the ubic OF that
fact say the that the house has been ney paint
ted from basemen attic, and and complete urni
ture throughout. The subscriber moving 1uil well the
need OF modern hotel in Nashville and being
in phan mood has made eXeTton to come
up to the the plbc and fat ers himself ne mas
d. His table will at all times he furnished WIN
the best foreign markets afford and he pledges
himself everybody cOntented and at home VINO
will favor him with visit
Carriages and Ounibuses will run regularly to and from
the ST. Nicholas Steamboats, and Ba iroadS Trusty
POrtes always attendance the depot to receive cheeks
for baggage thus Obviatiug the difficulty Of delay az
Board per day - a.
Lodging ~
Single Meals 90
Supper, Lodging, and Breakfast IOO
Breakfast from to 9 O'Clock.
Dinner y "
supper SIS
". GILBERT, Proprietor.
Opposite this House, on Market street, are two livery
stables where found at all hours, horses pugg
carriages, &c }. n. Alexander Co., and '" T. wright
4 Co, the prOPTetoTs.
Dec 4-1yd&w.
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N NASHVILLE:
MONDAY, DECEMBER Z, 1857.

What Will the Free state party of Kan
sas d % in regard TO the LeeOmptOn Com
sIitutIOn!
There has nothing transpired from which
any certain answer could be returned to
this interrogatory. The action of the
constitutional convention seems to have
taken them completely by surprise, and
they appear utterly at loss what course
to pursue. Their counsels in the terrific
~, and of their friends outside of the ter
ritory, are divided. AS a matter of course,
opposition to the constitution is universal
among them, but what form this opposi-
ton shall assume, and how it shall mani
fest itself and how obtain active express
sion, are matters of uncertainty and diVis-
ion. There is no serious conflict, however,
as all their differences relate to details
The National Era has collected few sug-
gestions, and expresses its own views very
freely thereupon-all of which we subjoin
as a matter of information to our readers.
It will be noted that the Era refers with
much exacting emphasis to the "principles
of the Kansas-Nebraska Act" and the
promises and pledges of Gov. Walker in
his Topeka speech. Thus verifying what
we have often said, that the northern, CaSs,
Douglass and George w. Jones, squatter
sovereignty construction Of that bill, and
the execution and practical operation
of it under the auspices of Mr.. Buch-
anan and Gov. Walker, were everything
that could be desired by the most Ill
ira anti-slavery men of the North. They
have seen that its inevitable effect would
be to accomplish their most ardent desires,
and hence they have ceased their OPPOSE
ton. and are now the loudest in their de-
mands that the ''prinoiple of the bill" be
carried out, and that Walkers promise be
fulfilled. We commend these facts to those
democrats who hold that the people Of
Tennessee have endorsed the Kansas-Ne'
braska biII-and who are at present en-
gagged in bloodhound pursuit of John
Bell, for his opposition to that measure
But to return:
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For Rent.

TNOR the year 1855, fortsbe eiugs--one No a.
i H.h street, ore No IS spruce stree, at pre-. ent occu
Wilson; tie Frank 'u1 rpikep neary
ON osite he former residence Of 'rs. WYNN. -
nov16-tf hN1p w
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Mr.. Harvey requesting the Governor to furnish
the House with information in relation to the pro
test of boids issued to the East Tennessee and Vr
ginia Railroad company.
MIR. Kendrick, to abolish the rules of the House,
and to foster the genius of the members.
Resolutions laid over under the rule were then
taken Up, and that of Mr.. Taylor, directing the
committee on the code, to notify the Speaker of
alterations of the old law, by the code, was discuss
ed and rejected.
The resolution of Mr.. DoneIson, defining the
duties of the Clerks of the House, adopted.
Mr.. Copeand's to amend the Constitution in re-
gard to the formation of new counties, was dis
cussed and withdrawn by Mr.. Hamilton for amend
ment.
Ordered that 70 copies of the resolution fixing
the number of Acts and Journals to be printed for
distribution, be printed for the use of the House.
Mr.. Bradfords to adjourn from the 18th Dec to
4th January, was taken up, pending which, the
House adjourned till 10 A. NJ, Monday.
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FOR SALE.

THAT valuable bu-iness stand Market Street. adjon
ing he Warehouse Of ALIENATION, nov occupied b.
Cours a. clio ling ore, Of the best stands ia the
city for any retail ablzhment Price very moderate
Apply 10
Nov Att A. v 8. LIN DSf EY.
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Wheat, Wheat.

w ANrFD izlst iassiy. 1eo on bushels Of Wheat We
- sii take al asstes Of sh=at The fiElest market
prec psid IN hashFt be. We also have order FOR 500
rs hes - alrct Ali1dhns Cotton for Ehch III me
highest price delivered AZ our Warshoas
Ma Erz aud lara street
asvIs rs. FRENcH son.
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FOR REN,r FnIt NEAIs Isas.

FOR ~ EMF FOR EAE& 1885,
TIHAT convenient residence on Franklin Turnpike OPP
posite en-. WoCdolk's Il contains FIVE good rooms,
with kitchen, &c. Apply to
HENRY EWING,
Dec eft Planters Bank.
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FOk RENT.

A HOUSE in Edgedeld Eit IN fsw minutes wax OF
"A Public square, containing rooms, besides hitch
J. e. FELLOWS,
,ovE-tf No 25 Cherry street
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FOR sale.


A No. l. House Woman, vel qualified a. Cock washer
~ aad Ironer, viii out any iucun brace whatever.
Dee 1T BOYD 4 co.
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The stamp each pot will also bear the names Of
the proprietor and Of the United States agents,
Druggists and Dealers will observe each dozen pack
age the following isbe
The increased reputation and great
demand Thorn Compound Extract Of COpaha and Sar
sapaa have been inducements for others to oHer ma
toDs Of valuable iciue Vendors particularly
warned Of this fact het they be their guard and
not article, calculated njure their
alton destroy the merits of the original Prepara-
ton to obviae which the Subscriber Successor to James
Tarrant, whom first introduced INTO the United
Statr attached his signature this caution to coun-
terfeit which is forgery JOHN A. TARRANT.
Address orders the with full directions
for shipment JOHN A. TARRANT& CO,
Druggists No. 27s Greenwich, cor. Warren st., n. Y.
Dec Idly.
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Removal.

Twin BROTHERS have removed their stock q nfugs
Il aud Medicines 20 80 5, Nashville ian bloekr she
hoszE ioraerg occupied ~ d-ssf eFans o. and have
hand large Hsnsire usut q Drug. Ned-
eines Pant s ac ahlch hes oasr 10 she traae AZ oa
arisss hs c, aud Wi be happ7 % ses ther Cd
friends o. Others 80 rehsslns goods N Ihz 1AfAeL
AashNllie, NCE. 80, t-a4.-Es.
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Ea<~ NEW SUPPLY OF PRINT
FOR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI

~ ER'S INK.-W have Just received from New
supply Of Printe RS ink which Of
fering for sale low for cash. sMTt II, CAMP co.
Dec IF Patriot once.
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BILLS INTRODUCED.

Mr. Bullock, to require the County Courts to
provide for the assessment of taxes in certain ca
ses.
Mr. Algee, for the benefit of the Nashville and
North Western Railroad company.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
SATURDAY, Dec. 8, 1857.


Mr. Thompson presented a petition from L.
Long, ST., in relation to the passage of Nj Pleas
ant and Hampshire turnpike road through his land.
Mr.. King from the Judiciary, and Mr. Davidson
from the committee on interpretations each re-
ported sundry bills, with recomm ndations.
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aNEaTsmAII-n FOR SALE.

AN Offering for sale neal d ens College Street,
Just begoud the Medical COLLEGE. The Huaseis Of brick,
contains good rooms cistern &C. aat will be sold az
great bargain. Tor terms apply b -
Nov 26-u e. '. >. LINDSEY.
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EOh LpAESEALLE AND CINCANNAAAs
Il Wa fine passenger and freight steamer, SP17a =
i TEMPEST, PARR Master, aud JOHNSON, kA&-asr&d
Clerk, will leave for the above and all in
termediate ports, THIS DAY. the 7th inst, -
O'Clock Nj. For freight passage, apply board
Il. II. HARRISON, Agent
Dec. Tit.
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lust received direct from New York, 20 Eirkins FO
j sale BY r. L. WEAKLEY.
Dec ST
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Groceries, Groceries,
MORGAN GO.
Goshen Butter.

L ROM and after this date Joseph A. Duncan becomes
i partne. in the house Of MORGAN ".
Dec 3-1WH.
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- The DRAWN IS this work executed by the
artist who designed he splendid entitled "wo
Of the Bbe," the sale Of which has been large
This work is splendid engraved steel by the
first artists The ss is the the Republican Court
Of MaEhinrtnn.
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list or ILLUSTRATIONS.

sAPPHO, the Greek Poe'ess, called The "Tenfh Muse"
LUCRETIA, denou.inated the "Glory OF Women"
AsPAsIs, the Love OF PericIes.
CLEOPATRA, the Egyptian Queen who charmed Marc Az
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF MD.
To be drawn IN Baltimore, Nd, Thursday, April 80 1851
SPLENDID SCHEME.

fao pfi1fa.ess see
Whals Iirksts co, HAises CSC; Qa4rtsrs es
- Rsass address Al ordsrs foE firkets In The above
Mssuiansat schsns. 70
7. n. HUBBARD CO.,
Ne. - fsEstte stfeet, nox. Ma. A.,
fEss.t kAiffuaare. MaKrsAns.
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Reason why this Machine is Universally
Preferred over All Others.

Because it is the only Sewing Machine in
the world ever invented, so constructed IS TO
fully meet the demands of families for general
use.
II is very simple and is cever liable to get
out of order.
Itmakess seam which viii not rip, though
every third stitch is cu'.
4 1t is not Shuttle Machine.
1t sews with two needles, making any
length, stitch desired.
6 IL sews from two ordinary spOOls, and
thus all trouble at winding thread is avoided;
while the same Machine can be adapted at
pleasure, by a mere change of s2ools, to all
varieties of work.
z The same Machine runs silk or linen
thread, and common spool cotton, with equal
facility.
8 This Machine will sew in The sleeves of a
coat with the same ease and facility that it
sews a straight seam.
9 This Machine can be run 70 make one
thousand five hundred stitches per minute.
10 The seams are as elastic as the most elias
tic fabric, so that il is free from all liability to
break 10 washing, ironing or otherwise.
IL The stitches made by this machine sre
more beautiful than any other made either by
hand or machine
The price af these Machines at Office in New
York, range from S75 to $3.50: an additional
charge of so only is made or each machine
over New York prices at office in Nashville, to
defray expenses of importation, &C.. to Nash
vile. r. II. BROCKWAY, Sec'y.,
Nashville Sewing Machine Company.
March25
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N. HuBBARD co. are aaihsssn.d Agents % sul Al
cztsra Z > Fiekeex Il tks naryiand Lottsries-
msschas -a.- n FRANCE 90
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BeregeS &GrenadineS
Mourning Goods.

Having This psd particular attention to this par
our business We will have hand anything that eau
esred In this line.
summer Bonbazines,
SILK Warp Alpaca,
Black Bereges DeLaines,
AL qualities,
!" G-enadioe silk,
I" Chaie.
[" Baysrdere TamatOn,
!" Pousons-a besntfol-arice Of mourning
SILK finished without gloss,
I" Foulards,
Canton Grapes.
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NEW IRON FOUNDRY.

NEW IRON FOUNDRY.
ELLIS 81 MOORE
DEG leave 10 niorm their friends the public thAtthey
ID have nov in operation a large aud extensive o
FoUNDRY, adjoining cur Machine shop and are pre-
FILL ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY,
For every description q CASTINGS tbatnay be called
for, and cheap can Be done west Of he nosnia.
MIL GEAEiNG, hOksE fus2as, cAnA 1luars
BAEK yAulSs. WlsDOW siLLs and LrsTLn, 6AAfE kAas,
WATHA WH.kts, Ceks CACsHkzs, and All CAsrises.
usen the construction q Four Mis- Mis Furnaces
and DEeliings. made order a short noice.
We all also furnish ever r.c ton % steam sac Atef
AaehinsTy a. shs -ooesf es Fasa1fs maze 70 order and
40 charre or as O. pa terms shcn have Foundry
me highest prizes paid N sork or Old Iron
ELLis A MOORE,
- NarHet street., Broad,
Jan. Z, SHY sAshyiiie. Tenn.
taTHEcE FsSss.- h hais shits sl.A. jaarsesvsd
w aaS Or safe ~ lisesSl p D. DlcKEf.
OAIEnCAD SCRAPERs iass sss-ls-d ADD ior
II sale " lfAasi D. lickkf.
DAELROAD sPIg ~ iass rssriv-a aua ror sale
N ~ lieo9sl D D. - kEf.
DarrsBURG PLO " > ysss reserved aaa aDr sals
b. vseasl p .. Dlckkf.
MILLS AND cR0w HATS ,uss rsssivsa
~ .ad 80 sac ~ lfeeasl D Dics -.
fsoPRGk asorrOsas sass rsssssa ans - s.,s -
" sozsi y y. plsA-a-
WIsD0w SASH luas received .ad 90 sasssz
w lfssasl D. D. Dickkf.
uLL,s PATENT MACHINE iu.. sssassa
IA sat isE s4is ~ lishssl D D. DickAf.
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hasc bexes, Fiegt, AccariSeaa. 1aes ehent Muse,
MacoHsoks ssrines &C., ke- which b he largrt stock
exhausted IN Naahwde His etecr ~ Faao Ferries i
very large (aisen aaeerl snhsenr al ths dEsrunt
ssea leh, ~ 81 an1 ociaEes an1 tys q cases. fFo
$3.50 % ts0o fbess Pisres en- thn crsoFa 81 MAJ
echial, q NsE Vera 8of parity. sFsaaess AIT nFtea-
- II ones ana elasity 81 touch theg aassfpaze
livery instrameus std ~ NE y fatty safFanfsd,
A. Ne paeeasioas ~ Fasst na.is ean y Aa9 ~
siviHk eslL
Yhas ID pant a Feslhrs Daslrrs. nade q Ne ane1a
ostrch Reahsrs can All hs largest assaFlnne Il Ne
eg ~ ealing a 81 Unisn Street, bstscs. ceieSe Asa
Chtrrs
n--My vholssais uiask = larvs ans wsIs ssEseasa
Qauntf Merchants and q hsss s4aNaE ~ M1aln4 Me-
ee4naI1s $40 sAaa elrht nsus4nea So b oayna fru
ne. Instead q setnE kast. 0svs ne vial spsi
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Silk and Dress Goods Department.
In this department will be found the no0&aes OF the
Brocade, from cheap to the TOstcOstlyi
PiSjds d STRINGS"
Plain cord Pou de Louis for day and evening"
Rich Moire Antique, for prouensdes
Marselines Gro de Nap and Millinery silks;
Faiths, all widths, colors and qualities;
BishoG's Gro de Rhines;
Black Paris and Lyons Tafetas, cheap
PiR'd silks, premier designs;
Royal Mourning Pou de Loire;
4" Armures Ispahan and Gro de Afrque;
Rich siIk Robes, for Dinner and Eveningi Flowers
Rich Rarege Robes Georgia Cashmere md PompAdour
organdy Robes, IRON part cord to fan chintE;
New and exquisite designs Muslins, Bareges Jack
onets;
Plain Jackonets in all coIors;
Rich and magnificent dssirg in sn Of the above;
All descriptions Of Travelling Dress Gooos.2
Lace and Embroidery Department.
Rich French worked Capes;
lace do:
eetts worked Collars and Sleeves;
Breakfast sets in cambria and iaconet'
Sets Scotch work for travelling;
French work and lace Capsfor old ladies';
AID immense OF swiss and jacOne edgings and in
swiss Jaeonet and Dimity aounces pl'in and highly
Point applique and Real VAL Laces;
Ten thousand novelties that cannot be named
Hosiery and Glove Department.
Here our stock will excel In variety. The assortment
win be Great, Rich and Complete. We shall keep
CHiIdren's Women and Mems Hose and Half Hose.
Merno silk and Cotton Vests and Drawers for Children,
Women and Men. -
Alexander and Josephine Kid Gloves
Linen and Miscellaneous Department.
We keeD complete assortment and Of best makes Of
Irish Linens, Lawns and Oamhries;
Printed Linens and Jaconesf for Children.
In all descriptions Of Goods for children our stock WD
be choice
Mantillas, shawls and scarfs
or every desirable fabric India 9ronch, Vienna and
Garments will be offered
House Furnishings.
Huck Towels, plain and damask borders;
3" frnRed and cord ends;
Authorizations Of towels and Diapers;
French Damask and Turkish Towels;
Furni ure and Glass Cloths:
Piano and Table Covers, all kinds
Rch Curtain Damasks, trimmings TO mAtoS;
Rich Gilt Cornice Bands and Pins;
Rich Muslin and Lace Curtains;
Buff Holland Window Shades
An descriptions OF Summer Flannels
Rich Table Damasks end Cloths for dinner parties;
Furniture Calicos and Dimities;
White and eo'd Mosquito Nets
Summer Quilts aud Couuterpanes: ..
IInen and Cotton Sheetings, all wdths;N
Bed Cradle and Crib Blankets.
Carpets, Oil Cloths and Mating.
Fo this part OF our stock Il Is needless to REFER Il
conceded We keep the largest most eeeant and at the
sane time eapest stock 10 the western country.
Plantation and Negro Goods
WAND All goods by piece wholesale prices. We hope
10 offer our friends this the best asor nent Of Ne
ro Goods we have ever had the pleasure 10 Offer, and
most respectfully invite al to make VISIT that hey may
see how fully we shall meet their expectations.
febs r. @. ncNAIRY 4 Co., IS College street.
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French Embroideries and LaceS

We Invite particular attention to tn assortment be-
NJ larger aud more varied than usual.
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