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49,. soo mo, engaged and are vigorously pushing the

row JOU men ehgageui 1e
work TO completion. ,.Y
Ths colIo,ipc are the prices adopted by the Lacks-
passion and Scranton Companies for their
ao,;ve CoaIs for 1857 appears bytheir circulars
C, or ruE DELAWARE AND HuosoS CANAL Co
Of'N No - William street corner Exchange place. Z
New York April "a. 1877,
T,pys FOR LAcKAw.ssA Coat From the Deidod,e ana
gsS.on Cana! Company Mine deirered on oo,d re az
Ps,doat during period Of Riter Navigation IA 1887 SUB ecf
a. ne FOREGOING conditions:
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Mtxt.ruzy sLMaNAc....rus DAT.
sm-R,.s, "a s.ts.......... 7:2l Moon-set II "
HfsH THIS DAY.
candy Hook 9em GOV Island 10 sm Hen Gate. 10 %
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Messr I Besle, Meck Il Dewitt desire us to say that
their sus nsGn has been caused by losses sustained in
legitimate business operations and the failure of par
ties out of to meet their indebtedness and not
by any operations in stocks whatever TO the ex
tent Of single share.
The Chicago, S. Paul and Fond du Lac Railroad
advertise their route in another column. Three trains
per day leave each way between Chicago and Prairie
du Chen, being the shortest route between Chicago
and st. Pauls, ssving twelve hours Of time.
Real ca ate in some sections Of the CITY seems 20
hold its own. We understand that the elegant mar
sion on the Fifth avenue of the late Samuel Nicholson
one ~ the house Of Messrs. Blown Brothers g. Co.
has been dsposed qf Mr. Z. H. Ludlow for the sum o.!
slOO 600. Tn, pun chaser is Brady Johnson ESQ.,
The furniture. csriag ss, wines, &c. are to be sold on
Thursday the Fremi'es.
The steamer Tomorrow will probably take million
and half in Gold, and the shipments OF the week will
be about two millions. Mr.. Belmont ships to-morro"
Sos, OO0 Pickersgil & Co. t25OooO, Duncan Sner'
man g. Co.. $275, OOO Robbins 100000, &c. These
shipments have influence upoL' the Money market
which continues to be abundantly supplied on cal u
Sol y cent.
The business Of the Clearing House as |2lo'VVV
The Shoe and Leather Bank is about o increase us
capital from 81 600, 900 70 g., 0O0, 900.
The Wsterowp and Madison (Wiscomin) <osa nave
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TUESDAY, May 26--P. NJ.


The Stock Market was active to-day and somewhat
irregular, but the tendencyis still downward in the
prominent fances The main interest of the market is
still confined 10 Erie and Southern Michigan. The for
mer after opening at 34I sold down to 325 recovered
TO S and finally closed at 32 a33. The transactions
amounted TO 5000 shares mainly regular and on buy
ers' options. Southern Michigan closed at 6O@6Ot,
with considerable sales. The scrip sold at 9Oi. New
York Central was very heavy and sales reported
after the Second Board as low 81. The lowest reg
istered sale however, 8i4 decline OF 1t v cent.
The decline is partly due TO rumOrs OF decrease OF
receipts in May as compared with last year. and that
lower fares were to be adopted to compete with the
Erie Illinois Central among the tirmest stocks,
and was 1884 bid at the close. Reading shows de-
cline of p cent and closed heavy Ohio Trust sold
at lOl. small sale of Norwich and Worcester was
made at 90 and Harlem IL seller sixty. The sales
of Missouris was large-$7300 0-at S2l regular and
SOL buyer sixty The market generally at the close
was inactive and heavy.
The Exchange market has been moderately active
for this packet, and the quotations show an advance
of 4 y cent. The transactions in Sterling have been
at gaa9a e. cent. Bankers settlements are made at
81 y cent The supply of outside bills was not large.
Francs are 5.20a5l7i.
Freights continue dull and nominal. To Liverpool.
900 bales Cotton at S. G3s Cd e BALE lOo Sea Island
at Id. TO London, 80 tierces Beef at 81. To Ham
burg 100 tuns Logwood and 500 bbls RoSin on pri-
vste terms ship to Straits of Sunda, with Coal at
O. so. A foreign brig for an Eastern English port,
with Naval Stores, principally Tar at As. 3D. y Dbl.
A ship TO Calao and Valparaiso of 900 tuns, with
Lnnber at $l2 900 feet.
Tie business of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
$96i;392 81; Payments, $3iS,S5l 10; Balance Sl3,'
1872 066 IS.
The eighth irstalment of y cent on the bonds OF
the Lake Ontario and Hudson River Company is pay
able on the Ist June to Chas. A. Macy, Treasurer at
the Park Bank.
We annex comparative statement OF the exports OF
Mer handze from New. York to foreign ports, for the
week and since Jsnuaryl
1859. 1856. 1857:
Total " The week.. sSe27@ $Ll$7& sllo2 7S5
Preyiop tsy reportes.... IS lSiOoS &lS4SH SO,SslP
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STEAMBOATS, an6 Railroads.

CHICAGO, ST. PAUL and FOND DU LAC
~ RAILROAD-Chicago and 81 Paul -GREAT Npht th
wsy Of Jsnesve and Madison to PIsie du Chen on .ns
Mississippi River about miles above Galena without chanse
At Prairie du Chen the trains oonnec. wh Splendid line
THREE DAILY TRAINS leave ss5wssn s Gbe,ss
and Prairie du Chen, Thi: THE M .ss
teest passing through beautiful portion OF "e"n'n
Information may be obtained by application at the Railroad
Ticket o'n'e W" ~ ' s. + JOHNSON, Superintendent
NEW-YORK and NEW;HAyEN RAlL NV y
1aS1 PASSENGER stations in NewYork Broadway ana
Trains tEavE s's % Haven
m er 1880 $50 and $50 M For BhdsspoMs1 I,s ana
stratford fairfield, Southport and westpor "a ~
$3.50 4.S6 P. M For NOrwslk T. m l2So SGD !ea,
1850 $50 4sd SIS sl5 n F9 ST. stamford "a "a
Chester and intermediate Stations, M l:So SSo ss'
0' ctoS NM rHNG TRAINs-For Boston M ,enl4pm
AZ m (exl For Ccnneccut River Railroad, to Montreal
m, Tex and p M tex to Sorthsmp'0n H No. amp
ton. For New London Railroad m, p. ~ al s
road M, 1880 and $50 p For Danbury and Nor
walk Railroad T. - a. iH' ana JAMES H. HoyT sup'..
A FTERNo0N BOAT for NEwBURGH snd
J.v.st Pier EVERY AFTERNOON O'CLOCK, oubosyse~
cepted, commencing on Saturday, May q 1917
DFNNSYLVANIA RAILROAD-The GREAT
II CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic ca"s W
Western Northwestern and South western States ~
tinuous Railway direct This Road aso conneets fourp
with daily Of Steamers all ports In ths Westsh asel
and Il Cleveland and Ssndusky with steamers 20 - "a
the Nsrh Lakes making the most disce 80 -
reliable route by which FREIGHT can be forwarded 70 N~
RATES RETWEFN PHILADELPHIA and rifro "O'"~s
ETsST CI.ss-Boots Shoes Hats and Csps tf5 eenss y
Rocks Dry Good. lin boxes, bales az nui.sb 100 N.
h.lss Feafh
$3.50 N q, as -Donestic Sheetng, Shifting ane
TicIng I'm oridnsl bsles Drugs Nn casnI nsft "vsV
ware Leather lin rolls boxe' WOOL ana oneep "~
P.lts Eastward, kc.... :.''...i..'(
rsIpo CT Ass-Anvils ste. Chains pn sasss 50 cenfsH
Hemp Bacon and PORK Sailed oose OF IN s.easb l00n.
49, MANUFACTURED, except Cigars or cut, &c
gor.T. Ci.ss-COfee, Fish, Bacon Beef snd
D. IN oaks boxes Eastwardl, Lard snd W efntsV
lard on Nails. Soda Ash, German Clay Tar ~n
Pitch Rosn, &o......,...:' ..''....'''''""J
FLoUR-sl q Dbl until further notice.
CsTTos-s2 bae exceeding so weight snm faf'as1
To shipping Goods from say point east Of -
,cs.r 10 mark the package "Va Pennsylvania hlfosa A.
GooIs CONSUMED Of this Rood 81 Phsde'pnn
Pitt.burss will be forw Mded without detention -.
Ts,TsHr AsISps-Harris Wormley Co, Memphis IersS
y Sass Co. st. Louis; j. s. Mitchell Son, E san.stgss
Ind Damesnill, Bell CO. and Carter Jcwe. u L "A
XIV; b. G. Medium, Madison Ind sprigmAne 1...,sIls
Irwin Co. Cincspsd ". W. Graham 4 W, - a C.
Ohio Leech Co. No "a Klbya, Bosteni Les ",
No 2Artor House New.York and No. Wnn o ~,
York; L. J. Sneeder. Philadelphia; Hsffs" A~'
.ore Geo. C. Frsnciseus Pit,sbnTsh -. p.u.s.,,h,.
n. II. HOUSTON Genera fresh, IT, IT,. -.
H. j. LOMBAERT. Superintendent ALTOONA ~
Nay l. 1857.
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TUESDAY May q, 1877
AsHEs-The market ia better for Pots With se ~ ,e9
bills 81 s7. and Pearls are lower sales of eo al i''
de725 -, =.
COTToNThe extent Of to-dty's business - repor'ed -
5o bales The market ], arm At our qlotstioh''
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pertun off 80 4

The above prices are Tor cash
OFFICE OF TBE Pennsylvania Coal COMPANY,
Corner Of Broadway and Wal street. Z
NEw.YoRg April I, 1857.
,.o,s sos p,rrSros Coal Deferred board of rcs'
d. ,S, Iriao The period Of Canal Navigation in 1857
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Goal, &r.
me6ical.

TOY 10 DYSPEPTICS.-A DELICIOUS
y MORNING BEVERAGE and al nfallibIe cure for Dye
RsPHsA2 T !ye1 S1 C9PEFFE DANDELION COFFEE
Only IS cents per pound For sale by all goeer manufse
tsIed BY . NNGhI GILLlES a onJsr
CANDS' SARSAPARILLA.-In this preparation
- we have all the restorative properties of the root combined
and concentrated all their strength and efficacy secordngy
e fnd resoted 10 in Of Scroula, Liver Complaint
sat Rheun Dyspepsia and GeneraFDeby with unprece'
d.ed success speedily parties the blood restores 70 the
stomach M tone and ubue. with heathfu impulses the entire
organization. =. o..,D, =, .. ~ ,oo
Prepared and sold by A. B. SANDS, Druggists, No 100
Futon-st., New lork.
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DniI6ing alaterials.

CHININEY-TOPS, Gsrnkirk and American Stone
~ ware Glazed Pipes Wter sud sewer Pipes, vtrhsd,
equal imported L. Pottery depot No 81 Nassau ST. N l.
LINGUISTIC TILES-FOr Vestbules, Halls
Il Heahs. Dining rooms Conseryatories &c. GARSAIkA
CHINNEY-TOPS DRAIN-PIPES, &c. For sale by .
MILLER COATES, No. 279 PesH-st., NJ Y.
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The Chesnut Coal furnished by this Company Of larger
size and better cleaned thai usual
We have noticed quite discussion in the columns
of The Miners Journal lately as to which Company,
the Delaware ard Hudson or the Pennsylvania Coal
Company, first reduced the price of their coal this
year. 1t appears from the Circulars above quoted,
that the Pennsylvania Coal Company issued their Cir
cular April 4, the Delaware and Hudson Canal Com
pany April 90, and the Scranton Company in May.
There is doubtless room for all these Companies and
il seems the hight Of folly in the manager of either
of them to attempt to cut under their neghbors. In
relation to the subject of prices and the effect Of COM
petition, we copy the following from late annual re-
port of one of the above Companies:'
"In respect 10 the prces of Coal hereafter although
it is supposed by some that the great amount which
will be brought 10 market in consequence of the in
ere ased facilities for transportation, will be attended
with necessary decrease Of its value still the man.
ayers incline to the opinion that the legitimate effect Is
10 be looked for rather 10 the greater extent to which
Coal will be used, aud corresponding increased de-
mand for it. II is not improbable indeed, that the
more immediate result may be diminutOn of prices;
but this very dminuOn itself must tend in s turn to
promote a greater consumption, and ultimately to
more than restore the previous equilibrium between
the supply and demand. Such seem to be the laws
which, as developed through long experience, regulate
the relative prices Of other prime articles Of consump
ton"
The eleventh annual meeting Of the stockholders of
the Boston, Concord and Montreal Railroad Company
was held in the Unversalist Church. Tacoma, N. H.,
on Monday, but was not very largely attended. From
the Report of the Directors which was submitted and
accepted we learn that the receipts of the road for
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nFNNS YLVANIA Rail X OAD.-
II ~ ~ ~ - I'm ,r CENTRAL ROUTE

Tn. Pennsyy.nis Railroad connect. at Pttseafsn cairo
roads 70 and from st. Louis Mo Alton ossna ne ,,s H.sis
Msd.dS lafayette and Indisn.Pol. Ind cdns. Co.
sphshea Ns.dilon and Wooster, Ohio; Sso ia 80
.be ssssm packet boat. from and to New Orleans o.
for TIE East can be had n any Of the s''''
nsproned places IN the West ... .,oeSitious sr1
pas.ensers viii find this the shortest ne. eAPs~'
.b- ,oute between the East snd Wsst,, a xzo,gna
c"EP0M NEw-YORK TO CINCINNATI ~ r. uniiSs
FROM NEw-YoRK TO CHi ,a,IS ~ IN q aOURA
Fsre As low Al by any other Route
see handbils In the hotels q this city - h.d AZ -
,ss.noS sSs PENNsYLyANIA RAILROAD, ,...s-.v
]. T. ELLIOTT, 49,
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Copartnersbip Notices.

dissolution OF COPARTNERSHlP.-
The corparnershp heretofore existing under the style and
firm of WILLIAM SMITH SON, consisting Of WILLIAM
SMITH and MILTON SMITH, Timber Dealers OF this city
Wa ON the Dis day of March dissolved by mutual consent
The business of the late firm will be settled by WILLIAM
SMITH. WILLIAM SM,rmn
New.York April 50, 1857. MILTON q. SMITH;
The same will be carried for the future under the
name Of WILLIAM SMITH Co., Milton g. Smith having
rerred from said firm James W. Smith being associated with
William Smith in said business WILLIAM SMITH,
JAMES w. SMITH.
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professional Notices.

NEW PATENT SPECTACLES for PRESERV-
IN ING VISON-Suitng for Life sud needing no cnanse
Invented Patented and sold only by Professor FRANhs Up
tesn TO NeuYok Eye Hospital Lecturer on Ssn &c NO
Park row. New-York. DR.. FRANKS intends visins potes
,'oualy the principal cities Of the Eastern States
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OFFICE OF THE DELAWARE, LACKAwANSA AID }
WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY. Insurance Buildings Z
70 81 Wall street corner William. New York May, 1857.
'KcEs SCRANTON Coal, deferred board Of ressets
Eh1abehport ~ j. during the year 1887 tun Of go 10
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Removals..

DRUSHES.-J. X. HOPPEL has REMOVED
ID his Brush Factory 500 Pearl st. franklin square Hper'
Budnss Of every description at the hwe@ factory
price Machine Brushes made to order JOHN X HOPPEL
DENOVAL.-ST. NICHOLAS FIRE IN
III STRANGE COMPANY have REMOVED from No IL
Wau.st TO No. 10 MERCHANTS EXCHANGE, Wsll-st.
VIM s. SLOCUM. Secretary
DEMO VAT.-FRANCIS & LOUTREL,
III STATIONERS PRINTERS and BOOKBINDERS have
REMOVED To the new store No. IS Maiden lane Orders
solicited for anything required in our line
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MisreIIaneons.

miscellaneous.
DRANDIES and WINES.-I offer for sale the
hest imported Brandies Wines below the current
prices and on accommodating terms All who want good
iouor. low would do well call and examine for themselves
r. TRUSSELL, No IS Pine-st., New York
Forgery Forgery! Beware
on rogues who counterfeits preparei
For Lyon's Powder and his Pills
That bugs in chambers rats in mills,
Individually asy,
By scoundrels envious OF his fame,
Have counterfeited been ia nune;
Don't buy the poison, pray.
7 YON cannot be answerable for the consequences
of using the poisonous up in imitation OF his
harmless MAGNETIC POWDERS for destroying insects aud
his MAGNETIC PILLS for exterminatng rats aud unce
Look At the signature, T. LYON Depot NO ~ prosaWy
TNRY the DELICIOUS WINES of HUNGARY!
They won the Prize Mccall at the Paris EKp2son Uni
verse! Europe Imported solely By FUCU Nd
GROSSINGER 1O6 Waters NY Sold to the trade and con-
susrs at from rs to per Price Lists free by post
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%ontss of Se6
Add % this the net income per report of the IN
S SeSips 81 s2la IS
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To Mariners.
LsHTSevsy o. TIE Island OF sas L0RsyIO.-EEtss;t
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-11-13
MA e d

On the 10th instant, by Rev. A. Mizell, Mr.
FRANK P. GRAcY, of Eddyviile, Ky, and Miss
IRENE Com. daughter of Dr. Cobb, of this city
This couple, amid the pleasures of the bridal
hour, did not forget the Printer. Accompanying
the notice we received the most beautiful sPeci-
men Of cake we ever saw, besides other delicaciCs,
which were discussed in a be coming Manner
Frank and his lovely Irene have our best wishes
for their present and future welfare.
On the 10th inst, by Rev. Isaac Walton,
Mr.. SAMUEL KEEsEE, of this County, and Miss
MARTHA MURPnEY, Of Robertson County, Tenn
in Brooklyn, New York. Tuesday, Nov.
Sd, at the residence of the BRIDES father, by Rev.
D. Mel. Quackenbush, Mr.. BENJAMIN F. Nc
KEAGE, formerly of GAINESVILLE, Tenn, to Miss
MARIA L. daughter of ]. Mel. Bensel, Esq.
In Hopkinsville on Thursday evening, the 9Th
inst, by the Rev. F. G. Strnhan, Miss NELIA,
daughter of the late A rchibald Cant, to Mr.. JAS.
A. WALLACE, oil of that place
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-11-13

RIVER NEws.-The river, at this point,
has risen between II and Is feet. 1t was
nearly on a stand yesterday but it seems
to have taken a fresh rise on last night.
The water is now sufficient for any of the
New Orleans boats. The fine and elegant
steamer, James johnson, is at our wharf
loading with -four, and will leave for New
Orleans on tomorrow morning, all who
wish to take a pleasant trip South, now
have fine opportunity of doing SO.
The Steamer E. Howard, left our wharf
yesterday evening en- route for New Or
leans.
The steamer DR.. Robertson, is expected
down to-day, on her way to Memphis.
The Robertson is a fine boat, and all those
desiring to go to that point, should not
fail to secure passage.
The river seems to be full of boats, and
business begins to brighten up.
The weather cloudy, this m%orning-in,
dications of more rain.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-11-13
orp pAprp This ia tbo frst rumbor

OUR PAPER.-This is the first number
of the ninth volume, under the present
editorship, or new series, and the first
number of the twenty-second volume
dating from the commencement of the
Chronicle in October, 1886. We thus al
lude to the history of our paper to show
the length of time il has been in success
full operation, and that it is no more ex-
pertinent, but a permanent establishment,
whose past, may we'll inspire confidence in
its future stability. And when we take
into consideration the great commercial
importance of GAINESVILLE, and the wealth
of the surrounding country, with the fact
that both are rapidly increasing, we may
well indulge the hope that the Chronicle
will keep even pace, in prosperity, with
the progress of the varied interests of town
and country. And when it is remembered,
too, that the Importance of a town is meas
ured, abroad, by the business columns of
its papers, we may we'll expect that both
pride and obvious self-interest will stimu.
late the business public to extend to us a
patronage, liberal towards us, and profta-
BILE to themselves.
The Publishers and Proprietors are anx-
ious to furnish their patrons with a paper,
instructive and entertaining-o II that
will reflect the commercial Importance of
the town and the highest intellectual and
moral character Of the community; but
as their success, towards the accomplish
ment of this wish, must depend upon the
extent of the patronage bestowed upon
them, they again call upon their friends
and the public spirited, generally, to aid
them in their laudable efforts.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-11-13

THE RIvER-STEAMBoATs, ETc.-The
Cumberland commenced rising last week,
and there is now water sufficient to float
the New Orleans steamers, some of which
have "made fast their cable at our wharyes
during the week. Oh, but wont we sweet
en- our coffee in a short time-we can shut
our eyes and see Sugar and Molasses, all
over the wharf, The rise in the nv r has
given an impetus to trade in every depart
ment. The sbrill whistle of steamboats,
greets our ears almost constantly-and
most of our business firms are receiving
additions to their almost exhausted stocks
our -four merchants are now enabled to
make shipments--the stage horses will have
the pleasure of drawing empty stages
much to the satisfaction of travellers-in
short, steamboats, are a great invention
and the Cumberland is agrcat river-some-
times.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-11-13

WE called at the Office of VIM. Rogers.
County court clerk, on yesterday and acci-
dentaHy examined his marriage book
from which we find that since the Sd day
of January last, there have been one hun
dred marriages in this county. Mr.. Rog-
ers says that since the "PdRic" there has
been an unusual number of applications
for license, He says that he has a large
lot, yet on hand, which he will dispose of,
oOiag to the pressure IN monetary affairs, at
the very moderate price of one dollar each,
This is a good investment, BY expendine
one dollar, in this way, you may increase
it ten fold.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-11-13
For the Chronicle.

CARRYING CONCEALED WEAPoNs.-Our
town, for one of its size, can hardly be
beati in gladiatoriai displays. For the past
few months We have scarcely been able to
learn the authentic facts, of one street
fight, before our ears were saluted with the
news of another. Every mans life is in
peril, in street where balls are flying pro-
m%iscuously. Every good citizen, must
regret such state of things. Let us point
all such to a remedy, and let them apply
it, or sever after hold their peace in these
foudal times. We profess to be a law-abi-
ding people. Have We no lac but that
Of the assassin to protect life and charac-
ter? Have we no law to prohibit the car
rying Of concealed rcGpons2 If there be
even a ghost of these, s~lumboring in
our state archives, let public sentiment
breathe into them the breath Of life, and
it viii arise and do away in q measure with
all such forms of barbarism and crime,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-11-13
HIN c.!
AT
Wholesale and Retail

WE have on hand, a large and fresh stock Of
Clothing and Gentlemens Furnishing Goods. all
of the latest styles and make, consisting of Bea-
yer Raglans, Seal Skin Raglan, Mohair and CAST
mer Raglans. Plain and Fancy frock over Coats
&c. Black cloth Frock and Dress Coats, BUSH
ness Cashmere coats, all The new styles of black
and fancy Cashmere Pants. Silk Velvet Vests,
Silk and Satin Vests, black cloth and fancy Cash
meres Of all size aud grades, Gents shoulder seam
shirts, Cashmere Drawers and under shirts, blch.
and brown Drawers, silk and Merino under shirts,
silk and linen Haudk erchiefs. cravats and ties,
black and fancy Kid Gloves. black silk Taffeta
gloves, Back Gauntlets &c Port Monies and
pocket Books, Whips and Umbrellars Beebee
& Co.'S sup. Silk Hats, soft Fur Hats, Planters
black Hats, silk Plush Caps &c. Benkrrts and
Ryan pump Boots, french Calf water proof Boots
and Shoes, Kid aud Calf Caters, Shawls and
fancy Blankets for Gentlemens use. Our stock