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Excellent Land For sale.

IN WEDNESDAY, JULY Is, will offer for sale to the
~ hghest bidder, liberal credits, OF he most fer
tile Tracts OF Land in Davidson county, containing about $50
lying the road leading from Franklin to Lebau
half mile moth of the Nolens Vile turnpike road three
miles south of the Nashville and CHATTANOOGA Railroad, and
twelve miles from Nashville.
SELL bat desire convey fair and true conception
Of the property; but desire different, would be
difficult the qualities and ed of this
tract Of land 1t has dark loose and virgin sol Of the most
productive quality about 900 cleared, and in high
of cultivation, and 200 in splendid tin Der, all
under excellent fences, built almost entirely of Cedar
WATER OF SUPERIOR QUAIL Y-SEFEN Or MORE
NEVER FAILING SPRINGS, AND RUNNING STREAMS,
aOrdDg fields, woods and pastures supply
of water; heavily tmbered with poplar; oak, as,
lynn boxeloer, black locust, and suen eedsrto keep
the fences.
THE DWELLING is a very neat and comfortable wool
building weatherboorded aud painted outside, and ceeG
lathe pastered and papeTed inside with good and
commOdous rooms, two porches and dry and airy cellar
underpearh good double kitchen, negro carriage
house large granaIy shielded round good tobacco
barns stables, cribs, and SPLENDID garden select
young ORCHARD with 900 bearing trees full
orchard Of peaehe and apple trees with many other fruit
spring house, good horse mill, mil stones, best French
burr and rne boiling chest and CLOTH with many other
conveDiences too tedious TO mention.
IaKeD ali oeeiher, TINS Is one OF the renes most desra
BILE and productive tracts of land in Davidson county, aud
Willbe sold III
III FIVE LOTES,
Varying in size from 60 10 40 Or would sell all
together to suit purchasers and would make of the
best stock farms in the State Persons wishing TO examine
the pRn will call on .SOLoMAN G.. MORTON, on the pre-
misses, the desiged at No. 81 Cherry street.
Terms-A credit third till first January 1858,
third January 1859, balaee January, 1860
Notes well secured interests required and len
retained ID.
Omnbuses and collation. free a. usual Those desiring
seals will please meet stthe Post alice by O'clock A ~
NAME & WOODWARD,
june24-eOtd- Agents.
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Hates Of ADVERTISING .

III We are authorised 10 MosRs sIssLxToN a.
acsnddas to represent he Of Davidson Roher
son. cheaEham Montgomery, Dbf Stewart In the
neu Congress OF the United States.
Ihe clarksylle Jers0Hiaa win copy and send bill 70 this
ONCE for collection. 49, as
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Summer Stock Of Fine Shoes.
JOHN RAMMAGE,


.H. JOHN RAMMAGE,
No. AZ, College Street
in receipt larg Stock handsome Shoes for
L Ladies and Gentlemen, Misses, Boys and Children.
FOR LADIES.
Sup. English Black Kid sliPPers-bows; .,-,o-.
ps :" Lasting plain;
French red bronzed bows;
White - cOOred;
white;
/" French Embroidered Kid and Satin Slippers;
Toilet slippers, black and cOlOred;
Black French Lasting Heelsd Caters;
- Italian Cloth Caters, front and side lace;
English Aid Heeled g -
French Lasting Baton with heels;
- Kid and Morocco BUskins, Ties, &c, &c.
FOR GENTLEMEN.
French Calf Pump-sole Dress Bootsi
g. &c Stitched '' ...
- Sewed
90 Pump sole Shoes;
Patent Leather and Calf OXfOrds
Calf broad and narrow strap Shoes,
English Lasting, Calf and Patent Leather Caters;
6 Calf Kid OxfOrus; HveTy nice"
Patent Leather Pump-sOe Dire Shoes;
BOYS Calf and Patent Leather Pumps and Caters;
6! oxford les and stout Shoes; &c.
MISSES black and bronzed Kid trimmed Slippers;
Lasting CATERS with and without heels;
School shoes Of every description.
NEGRO Brogabs and Kip Shoes OF all kinds;
Extra sized Kip and Goat BoOtees for servants.
My Stock extensive and Of the BEST and will be sold at
JOHN RAMAGE,
40 College rect.
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Prof. Woods Hair Restorative.
THE FLUX ANNIHILATED.

THE ELUA ANNIHlkATED.
EVERY summer and Fall thousands OF persons die Of
Flux, Cholera, Dysentery, Gripping Pains, and other,
irregularities of the Bowels. It be cured in every
for IS by the OfTuckers Cholera Syrup, which
been tested by the best physicians in the South and
West and by them pronounced the most eectua remedy
in 1t has performed more astonishing than
any other specific. human life be saved in nine
out of ten by of rs cents Buy bottle and
keep il by you.
For sale in Nashville by HERMAN & RAINS, and T.
WILLS, Agents. The Proprietor having un5ounded
in the efficacy of his medicine authorised the
Agents to distribute it gratousy until its are
thoroughly tested Persons afflicted with any above
complaints will please call the agents and get
free of charge. lmay6-u.
Second Call ON the Subscribers of Stock
to Nashville Coal COmpany.-The subscr ibers of
stock to the Nashville Coal Company notified that a
cOnd call of per upon the been
make payable the 18th July the Bank the Union.
The work progressing rapidly, and is important
he calls should be prompt enable company to
make shipment coal the first water in the Fal
DIP. CARTER
juRea-td. Treasurer.
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Beaver Dam Springs.

RE in Hickman county, Tennessee on beautiful, clear
II small creek of pure and living water, in densey
SHADED grove, where the air is COOL pure and bracng
It's waters equal If not superior any in the South
having four Sulpher Springs, all differing materially
Chyebas and several of the and coldes
the world. Taking things together it is considered by
competent judges TO be the very Altering places
IN the United States Beaver Dam is forty miles
lumba Nearly half of the road turnpike baance the
best dirtroad Tennessee. From Waynesbero' is only
shout thirty miles east and from PERI vile about the
distance Good hunting and fishing by and the very
best Of Brandy, Wine and Czars kept table
purposes Billiard Tables, Nine Alley, and many smaller
games for exercise. health and pleasure. Invads and
peasueseekers particularly and respectfully invited to
visit this place. We authorised refer Rev
P. Green Russell Houston, James Ellis, K. W. Brown and
Washngt MePedeh Of Nashville; nearly every man,
and child in Columbia MauFy county; Rt
otey S. p Walker, Col r. G. LOoney, and Duncan B. Fri
erson Of Memphis.
CHARGES WILL BE
Seven Dollars Per Week.
3 Children under 10 years old Half Price.
Servants of all ages Half Price
Any amount of all kinds Of eonveyanees ready all times
Columbia to take Beaver Dam. About three
ded persons be comfortably accommodated don't be-
Teve when you hear that hi full.
We would most earnestly and respectfully enyite our
friends and the public to visit Beaver Dam,
ready to receive them. EASILY g. o.
Under the supervision and control of Mrs jan Keller
uue A-tf
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WATKiA'S GREAT ADDITION
10 NASHVILLE.

d
XETB offer for sale -FOUR LOTS on Cav street in Wat
w keh's Addition. Also: Lois the Il Park
aad Gay str SETS We sold lot last Squar,
opposite the leo park, forty dollars per foot
lots sold talsWesk Pulaski square. All building Pur-
Nov IL Jour time to buy lot In Of the beautiful
and rapidly improving additions 70 Nashville.
]. L. & &. ". BROWN,
june 4sH. "A Cherry -
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- he Persia brings news of the death of
7 lgIas JerrOld, of the most popular of modern
English writer's
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Havana Plan.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF MARY
II 49,. EXTRA CLASS z,
To be drawn in Baltimore, Nd, on
~ FRIDAY, JULY 81, 1887.

1900 przes amounting 10. $le3 900
Whole Tickets $40; Halves S.; Quarters &c 50.
Please address all orders Tckets The Magnif
ent scheme, TO T. H. HUBBARD & Co.
No. 80 Fayette st, or Box No. 40, Baltimore, Nd. =
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Edgefield and Brownsville.

ME ser for sale on reasonable terms number ofbeau
w tiful Residence Lots in Sheiby7, boustou's Zoeof
sr's, Biood's aud Williams Additions to EdgsGsld
Buildings are going up all over Edgefeld- VI will also
ell long time TO building purchasers number Of lots in
containing fOuI TO U each, and Situated
rom ek s<miles from Nashville, several beautifully
INBRED. J. l.. q X. w. BROWN,
iuns film. "A K Cherry
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6,74I 80 !" 2, !" .
81 zoo a." 2, g 10 -
1900 - !, -

The bids should marked proposals Stamped Ba-
velopes and addressed Third Assistant P0sm ser Gen
erai, Post Once department." AAkON v. OWN,
luns6-laH4t. Pos General.
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E2ach SatWrday an July
Approximation Prizes. !
3, $50 Prizes amounting to. $204 900
saa PRICE OF TICKETS
WHOLE TICKETS, $40; HALVES IS; QUARTERS, $2<
~ PLAN OE THE LOTTERY =

b PRICE OF TICKETS.
WHOLE TICKETS, $40; HALVES IS; QUARTERS, $25<
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from 80 Co., corresponding with those
Numbers the Tickets printed separate slips paper
encirced with small tin tubes and placed in Wheel
The drst 257 Prizes similarly printed and encreied,
paced in another Wheel.
The Wheels are then revolved, and number is drawn
from the Wheel Of Numbers and at the time Prize
from the other Wheel The Number and Prize drawn
opened and exhibited to the audience and registered
by the Commissioners; the Prize being placed against the
Number drawn. This operation is repeated until all the
Prizes drawn out. ..-. F.
APPROXIMATIONS PRIzEs.-The two preceding and the two
succeeding Numbers 10 those drawing the first L Prizes will
be ertitied the as approximation Prizes For exaL0p
If Ticket No. 1880 draws the 100000 rnze those Tickets
I24s 1893 Il25l 1889, will each be entitled
S22j IL ticket No. $50 draws the $50 60 prize Tick
cts numbered ST. $40, SSH will each entlen $500,
and so according 70 the scheme
The 5,VUV Prizes Of So will be determined by the last fig
urs OF the No. that draws the $50 900 pze For example
the number drawing the 1000 prize ends with then
all the tckels where the humble ends in will be entitled
$50 If the number ends with No 2 then all the tickets
where the number ends in will be entitled TO $40, and
&C on too. -a .-f s#-a r-aH f.f-a..f r.7
Certificates Of Packages will be sold at the following
rates, which is the risk
Certificate of Package of 10 Whole Tickets, $50
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LEGAL NOTICE.
MANSON NJ. BRIENSEM. NJ. BRIEN, ia.
Attorneys at Law,

N i III ' IEIEIL9 Il I1NN :
OFFICE, NO. a WESTSIDE CHERRY STREET,
COOPEh-S BCILDING,
Formerly occupied by Ed. EWinz.j
HAVE taken in eOpartnersbip ny IA n. BRIEE, Jr,
in the practice OF Law in all the OF DavsOu county,
One or both generally be found in once PrOmls
aud especial attention given 10 securing and collecting all
claims, money al ways ready when collected
constantly and regularly my protest. in the
Mountain District for the last 20 years. and will continue
attend 70 and collecting claims inlTusted
the counties OF Cannon DeKsb, White, Fenress, Over
tOE Putnam, and Jackson. general acquaintance
with the merchants and business in tn tiles line
merchants Of Nashville other places, might ind
their interest confer with In relation thereto.
refer any and all persons who know my ability
and prompt attention 10 business
maTchl7-'57-ly. MANSON u. BRIEN.
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The fAHlFAMED AND POPULAR IS
MARYLAND Lotteries.
FOR JULY 1857,
n. FRANCE q co., Managers.

IS GRAND CONSOLIDATED
- .,a LOTTERY OF MAINLAND - Z. I.
sh CLASS r. - sesezet- $3.50
To drawn In Baltimore, Nd SAT URDAY JULY IS, ls57.
Draseings conducted under the sHperiatendence of the
. State Lottery Commissioner, S,.,s 7-s.
( ALL PRlZE SCHEME.
p Zach and EVERY TICKET in the Lottery WILL BR
PRIZE all those tickets without drawn humber are
each entitled to FIVE Dollars gressi!l IN =
p Mn mol No.
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Bufssa Of Provisions and CIotSsne- Jrnss ,as.
1872 soP9sA1s, endorsed Psop5ssJ, a, r..rs.a
rs.s;<t rfeeosza liz Pork, a. me ease nav BE- ii1 -
Of Il. - :, yaiy next for furnishiog dsEernr ~
s ses - g re Unitsd Stiss Al lbs foiissI
4, - BarTssl beef Barrels Dora
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er heate of Package of 10 Whole Tickets. $50
1892 az" 10 Half 1900. 40
&c 10 Quarter (" ........ 20
II IOha n

IN ORDERING TICKETS OK CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money address for the Tickets order
ure they may designate. -.-.
The List of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent to
purchasers immediately alter the drawing. e#
Purchasers will please write their signature plain give
their Post Office, County and State. - 81
- Remember that every prize is drawn, and payable
in full without deduction. .----- .r
Ey- all prizes of 81 ,O0e and under, paid Immediately
after the drawing-other prizes ct the time of thirty
days. b. -- .. .......f r- -.
Al communications strictly confidential.
Prize Tickets cashed renewed j other Tickets at
either Office.
Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates either to
5. SWAN J. Co. Atlanta, Ca,
june 26-1 VI ID 30 e., 81 i, u l.
2 list of the numbers that drawn from wheel,
with the amount of the prize that entitled to,
Will be publ. he'd after every drawing the following pa
pers:-New Orleans Della, Mobile Register, Charlie son
Standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta Integencer,
York Weekly Day Book Savannah Morning News and Rich
mond DispaLeh aud New York d spaich.
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now offered for sale bargain The LOtroDts 62 feet
i on Woodland street and l7U Mnick. The House
tans good rooms, good eIsterD, The is
built and the situation the best EdgenelI.
Will be sold low. Apply 10 a. v. 5. LINDSLEY,
iulel3-H tt..s 90 Coilege street,
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r. C. McNAIRY & co.
No. 90, College Street,
giant Stock the whole roUnd that persons
sitting the city have their supplied seasons
and they now receiving their SecOnd Large Hms
pOrtatiOn Of
- SUMNER GOODS,
light in New York since heavy decline prices and
prepared do better their any other
time in the history OF their business being able many
descriptions of Goods now a less prices than paid fer
them early in the season.
In DRESS GOODS, we have an elegant assortment Of
Flouneed-
SILKS, GRENADINES,
TISSU Is, BEREGES.
ORGANIZES, JACONETS,
And all fabrics by the yard at prices far below usual
We also reduced the Of old Stock on
hand and ply toe u on' with eegan Dress
small We invite parcu attention he re
stock Of low priced Musns, Lawns, &c. &c.
Summer ShaWlS-Ia great variety, very pretty and
al.o a few for mourning f. .'s.
Lace and Muslin mentles-an elegant assort
ment also large lot very low prices. Lace Nantes
STAPLE GOODS.
DOMESTICS, TICKINGS,
SHEETINGS, COFTONADES,
q BOYS WEAR, IRISH LINENS,
PRINTS, GINGHAMS,
Hosiery of all kinds. 10 -5PsE5
Gloves, of all sizes, styles and qualities.
OLLGLO1H SETkAH HATIIHGS, GARPETYNlTS
We receiving the largest stock brought to
this city, about 200 pieces among which may be eve
thing the the elegant yeher with
printed Drugsets, 'rumb Cloths, Rugs Mats
Rods, &C., &C., and all at the very possible prices
mayT r. c. MoNAlRY & co.
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gH94F9J ItEu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-04-02
SPLRTrOP THIS MORNING Excess

The I,tsiligsneey argues earnestly for the
initiation Of the so long promised era of good
feeling" under the present National Admins
trasion, and, as We translate its article, coz.
tends that Mr. Buchanan has az much to gain
by SO administering the Government as to
propi,iate the opposition, as by seeking en-
tirely to satisfy his own political party.
The Union announces the death Of the late
Hon Sampson W Harris, of Alabama, long q
member of the House of Representatives Of
the United States, which took place yester-
day, at his lodgings, in this city lie had
been i'll of pneumonia complicated with lsryn-
gifts, stree tie end of the late session-with
these diseases which. BY the by, carried of
Messrs. Preston S Brooks and David T. Dis
ney Mr. Hsrris bore himself with manly
and christian fortituds during bis distressing
illness, which SO long threatened 10 be fatal.
Surrounded by his family friends, and at.
tended with scarcely less solisitude by a host
Of friends residing here to whom he had en-.
dsared himself, everything possible was done
to alleviate his suffcrings. As legislator he
had few superiors, though remarkably unob.
trusive; for 6rmncss, intelligence, industry,
and high personal character were traits he
possessed in a remarkable degree.
We are Informed that his remains will bo
taken to Athens, Georgia, the residence Of his
mother aid other members If his family, for
interment.
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TRE TRIAL OF THE REV J. S. K.LLocH -
The trial Of the R,v. Mr. Kalloch charged
with adultery, commenced on Monday last in
Cambridge, Mass
The first witness examined was the Rev W
z. Holland, who testified to the fact that the
defendant iscsured before the Eas. Cambridge
Lyceum on the night in question. lie declin-
ed to accept his (witnessD Invitation to take
tea at his house, but preferred room in the
hotel for the purpose Ct looking over his notes.
Mrs. Griffin, nineteen years old, wife of one
OF the propriesors of tho house, testified to
her curiosity being excited by 4 conversation
which she had overheard between the defend
ant and the unknown woman. She saw them
through crevice over the door, kiss each
other. She saw the woman pinch defend ants
cheeks and indulge in other affectionate hirt.
atoms, which led witness to suppose they were
not married
Mr. Ephraim B. Bailey, one of the proprie.
tors OF the house, testified that Mr. kalloch
came to the hotel early in the evening" lie
introduced the lady with BIN as his wife, and
called for private room and also for q warm
whisky. toddy, which be wished to be brought
to him privately. The curiosity of this wit
ness was also excited, and while Kalloch and
his female friend were absent at the lecture
he had a door Of the room fixed partly open.
Without concluding Mr. Dailey's examina
tion the court adjourned
The trial excitss much interest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-04-02

r. Mr. John Parks sold to Mr.. John Bos.
ley, on Saturday last, 40 acres of land in Bal.
timore county, Nd, near Texas, at $50 per
acre
HA young man with his wife, only a dav
married, were found lying dead near their
residence on Black river. Arkansas, recently.
and it ia supposed they were both murdered.
"a Partisan dentist is now selling 1" arti.
fetal teeth for babies.'' He sells grest
quantity OF them to wet nurses In Paris who
are in the habit of receiving presents on the
tooth of the baby. - -
.T singular legal case has Just been con.
cluded in Cincinnati The defendant fifteen
years ago fund an infant upon his door stems.
and left 1t at q humane institution He is now
made to pay $3.50 per year for its support ever
since
q The Singapore papers report the loss of
the Dutch barque Msrcurius, on the north
coast of Bintang, whilo on her way from Annoy
TO Singapore. She had on beard $50 Chineee
passengers of whom upwards Of q hundred are
said to have been drowned.
II The small telescope comet. noticed BY
some journals, was seen on the 23d of Februa.
~ from the Leipsio observ story. 1t is de
scribed as Of the magnitude of star of the
9Th to 10Th class, and as being visible only
after q. m , to day break.
r. At the adjourned inquest On the 7th,
on the body Of Elisa Bsnn, aged SO, who Was
said to have been killed by an American pho.
tngrapher in London, named Alexander Hamst
CLARK. . verdict of "W ilful murder was RI,
turned against Clark. lie was committed to
Ne"ksS'H e. gi.s.s.-.. .. ...........
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Personal

80. Herr Cline, the ceicbrat rope dancer,
is in Boston-more youthful and vigorous than
for years.
49,. Col James Reilly, of Tens, formerly
Consul to st Petersburg; Gen. nj. Lamar,
of Texas, and Col John &. ,Watlnough, Of
PhiladelpEia, are at the Kirkwood House.
....Wm NJ Burwell, Esq formerly of the
Washington Organ, has been nominated for
the Virginia Senate by the Democrats of Bed
ford county.
The Lancaster Express says: "Mr.
Buchanan's mansion in Duke street was not
sold on Saturday. 1t was bid up to Sis. 900
and then withdrawn. More than double this
sum was expended upon the property.
80. We hear that the Hon Chas j. Faulk.
ner received, On the first ballot, 1900 of the
1900 Democratic votes in his district in the
convention by which he was recently re-nomi-
mated for Congress, and that his nomination
was then Immediately made unanimous.
80. We are glad to learn from the Plymouth
Rock, that Hon X. B. Hall, of Massachusetts,,
is slowly recovering from the disease contract
ed at the National Hotel Washington, and no
doubt will soon be restored to his usual health
and viger
80. The Nestor Of Science, Baron Hum
boldt, 81 years Of ago is recovering from a
catarrh, which he caught in driving home from
. masked ball. The King Of Prussia visited
him twice during his illness. Bayard Taylor
gave q very interesting description of an in.
terview which he had with him on the 18th
November last, and adds the words of Tenny
son On Washington: ''Oh good grey head,
which all men know.''
go. One Of the New York journals indig-
nantly makes fun of Mr.. Boxer for trying 70
keep John Dean from his lawful welded wife.
It says: Who was Peter Cooper? Who was
John Jacob AstOr? Who were tho fathers of
our Constitution Men of toll Mere me.
chanics Does any one believe that The thiD-
legged, misera bic Aztecs, who crowd our ope-
"a saloons and nestle their soft heads on pill
lows al but ss SOFT that such men would have
pitched the tea into the sea, and fought the
tyrant Uanoverian?'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-04-02

NEWS PUBLICATIONS From J. ShiIlinpton
We have that "oest printed and most popular
OF reprints" Chamber Journal; (for March y
also the April number Of Leslie's ever popu.
lar "Gazstte Of Fashions
Harpers Weekly, april A. received also
from Shillipgton, is profusely illustrated with
wood engravines, and has q much moro
sprightly readable look than the earlier
numbers.
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MADAME PKI8RAM & DAUGHTER.
I'LL ~ X X y

Pa ave, be. 10th and llth SITS 4. side No q ,
GIVE THANKS To THE LADIES IN Wash
~ ington and vicinity for their patronage IA
uRDAY, the 4th instant, the greatest stock Of ~
MILLINERY GOUDS ever offered in Wishing
ton, consisting Of all kind OF Straw, Neopcliton
silk, Lace, Grape, and ether BonLets, suitable
foI all ages and complexion :
Also, the newest French and Partisan Low
Frs, French and Italian RIBBON, &C. II
would be too tiIesome Tor the writer to give a
specification OF the articles. We have, without
any question, tie largest Millinery business in
Wash ngton, and m ny led es, who were OBJ igt d
before we opened our estabisSn ent, to order Their
b. meets from New York OF Boston, now getthem
from u.s.
We request all ltdies before they buy any where
else, to examine our stock mar 81 Tvs
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II. q. &PALRINt3,
JUSTICE OF PEACE,
No 3i8 NORTH ID STREET.
mar 22-eo2w
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
QEIN6 ABOUT TO REMOVE FROM Nor.
- folk. am DESTROYS Of selling the "NEWS.n
together with the JOB OFFICE
Far H. formation In regard to the condition Of
the establish ment, address Mr. CHARLES J. Ost,
Daily News Office, ard for terms, etc
BAKER p. LEE. JY,
mar 7-eaW4w Richmond Va