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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-09

1HE EsFrghG S(HoOLi-ID' Evsnrx 800 )is 10
ris o.i pr .pei,us eondo rhs ,nniitr n
SD Of Fdues'iou ,Ss .ucec reported st ne Sat meet
he I-P.sistsIes IL Ma. Department. .......tss
male Department '''t az
No S-fsie DePsrtrreu,. -.
temde Department. ...uS-Ss
No S-MNe Department. ........-....'.'''.."soi ca
temse Department.
No i-Maie department. ...........''''..'''gS, &C,
There i, repo'. fem No Il he pnp' Of tai. $4,000
werd yearly reach 5000 The rcpo, p-is encolrssnsy OF
TIRE prcGe, Hste By TIE pupils The average ,'endnnc" is
much larger thar previous yesr'
CHANGES IL THE Posi- OFFlcE.-Postmas'er Peck
sde the following h.oees in the Post oSee Of this e,
Gardner Second Assistant pew appointment Issoe SCHMIDT
Third Assistant retained Gee Jad.on tr't D-very Cert
retsn;d Jsmes Gidrseve letter carrier reaneS Wills
Hebb. Do Jane. Cio.;hwste DO; Samuel sro"I 20
M.So S Do VIM Il Bsclley DO jane. Il M.etey
S SsP W SSa@' DO Hs fsSD
newsTsT carrier DO; WyDsnt D aoFreA MAN messenger
retained; Henry B. Penny assistant do
MOVEMENT TO AID IRE POoR.-The ladies con.
nec.ed with the Methods, Episcopal Church in South Fth
Fifth formed organization for the purpose
q end rDs assistance to the poor during coming Winter
They III assemble at the each Tuesday afternoon
S .des With ire y.roS. eSrreh~ IN tho city eject
similar erssIsions incAcuabe amount Of relief may be
afforded ~ those reduced TO wat BY the ct the times
YoUSG BURGLARS ARREsrED.-Ou Saturday even
irr three named Peter McG0yern John
Nelson were arrested by the Seventeenth Ward Police
recently burgaousy entering the butchers shops
Nesss and stealing heefrom small amounts Of
Mcoyern also charged with hayrg Saturday afternoon
robbed the money in Wh.msns oyster saloon They
were locked up tor exam nation.
CHILD BURSED.-A son of James Conley, aged s
years residing In Smith street ,erou.y bursed ,st Te~s
and oed the Effects few days thereafter The child had
be- LEFT chM elder brother who left him alone 70
psy bell neshbor passing heard its screams aud eStngunh'
ed The danes but no. before he had been fatally injured
BIGAMY.-James s. Colyes was arrested by Omcer
CorSn First Precinct Friday night. on the charge oil nav
ing two wives When arrested il Assert ,ined he lived
with the third He married the fist wife three yoArs ago
Justice Corrwell committed hi n to answer.
CARRIAGE AccIDENT.-Peter Cemitson had one OF
his fractured and John Pierson severely injured
Saturday of collision betw carriage they
were driving and another vehicle while the Glove Road
Boy IYJUREp.-A lad named Van Voorhes fell from
wagon on the corner Of Myrtle aud Franklin Sat
uray and fractured bis scu Officer Cart Fouith Precinct
him drug and then took him to his home in
the neighbo.hood-
WASHINGTON PARK.-Workuen are engaged in
eradns the walks Washington PARK and nber Of tree.
appesIsnce.
Cry DISPATCH LETTERS Postmaster Peck mas
box Post Office for the reception OF letters
ard which hereafter to be delivered twice day. at
q a. m. aud p p m
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TIE writ is relurnable some Gay Le,E week.

SUPERIOR COURT -GsSLaAL TaR"-So' h-S'iof
Full Bench.
DICIsIoSs.
Jsmes Cornell agt. Jsmes Andrews ct aL-Jucg'
Mcr.e Bur;:s Ell al agt John Thompson.
MAY Arm Graham sgt. Owen Dunieau.-Motion to
d.ms appeal teried without costs Gaze prepared W 'P
rsJIsnt 70 be settled by Judge try ina the cause
George &. Quscken6oss agt Huldan Gregoiy'-
Jus rmet upon verdict for defendant Order :; BE- settled
Barbars Berger, &C., sgt Thomas White ct al
Judsnent and order OF Speeis. Term affirmed
SPECIAL TssN-Befors Judge WOODRUFF.
Abraham Goodman agt John Ofser, Sheriff. &c,
inrls sdet Motion denied without costs.
BENJAMIN j. r. Track ct al ast Nathaniel Blanchard
ct a,-Mo,ion denied without costa
UNITED STATES COMM ssloNER's OFFICE-Ncv. u
Before Commissioner bRiDGHAA
- S DWELL mate Of the ship Neptune, wh1 was
sne.e6 charge Of ssa,Iins ous 81 the crew wn aan
reus weapon, wsi dis hased no witnesses Appearing aa
Childs. mate of the Mercury, charged With q
similar oense discharged the sroun1 TIA. the StAe
only tsd Jurisdiction, the ssssu. having bsea c0mneo "
New. YoIk Harbor.
COIET OF SPECIAL SESsIOSS-Eoy. before JUSTICES
OSBORN and BRowNELL.
The court room this morning was cToTced quiE "
ycnd al preesdea the galleries with the hoor ~ boIs
fel % repetition with absorbed, spec:ators 'hs a.
number Of the Cas Idar vas 7i-4 p1isoh' '-
o. nd src n.nets en- bail cs.es. -. ,..i;,a i.
MAN Dempsey was oaught in the act 81 sfeeIing
caster worth TO- the 9Th Of November iron FOR .x
Drrcap No. 80 Fret street, and se.t 20 the
Richard Pteix va. convicted q a,ssu, sos S..,
tsry "a tbe .h Of October on wm Be.aSP -, .rv.S
F1eu,b The accused vs. Il. dead ssaa,t
comp'a insnt, baked his eye I'D jAn--'e~ '
Ike ess - Robet r. Chitj' ehsissd vma a, Va y
.ad 5.sry a. :s,a q osits;. s. Ss,s
T.;.s sysiansd Tor maie,c3s uisenes %
! tn. sroes,r >. a,ary c. CS's, ~ ss~AstH'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-09

Cry DISPATCH IrrrEps.- PUstNasor Peek mas
the Post Office for the reception OF letters
ard notices which hereafter to be cred twice day. at
"a a. m. aud p p.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-09

A Mental Feast and Fair will be given a, the L:c
ture Room of the Seventh avenue bytesa Church
the Rev. Henry NJ. wilson, psstor-on Monday Cthisl
evening ard continue until the following Monday.
Reading, singing, recitation and good speaking may
be expected. The Sabbath School viii be admitted
free, ard will add much TO the interest OF the
The chcir Of the church. with invited maHca TALENT
viii be in sttendapse. The ladies VIII nave on osoo'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-09

A SITE SELECTED FOR THE Nrw ARsEsAL.-On
Saturday last the Arsenal Commi: soners closed bar.
gain for lots the northeast of Seventh ave-
and Tbirtyffih street, which to locate their
new structure. The grounds measure about two hun
dred by hundred feet ard the price paid is some
thing less than $4,000. The of tue lots was
Mr.. Youle. The difference in distance from the City
Hall gained BY the removal will be not far from one
and quarter miles. A more central position would
have been desirable, but the limited funds 8, TIE die
posa of the Commissioners did not warrant the choice
of site further down town. and therefore more expsn
sive.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-09

BIGAMY.-James s. Colyes was arrested by Office
Corwir First Precinct Friday night the charge OF hs'
Ing two wives When arrested il ascettsned he live
with the third He married the fist wife three age
Ju,tice Corrwell committed hi = to answer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-09

CHILD BuRSED.-A son of James Coney. aged .
wears, re.dns IN Smith street seriously burned last week
and oed Of the effects few days thereafter The child had
be- LEFT in change OF elder brother who eh him alone
psy bell Aneshbor passing heard its aud eSngush
ed the danes but before he had been fatally injured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-09

The nativity table gives 259 natives of the United
States 60 of Ireland 30 of Germany, of England,
4 Of Scotland, aud the balance of varioa' foreign
cosntiies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-09

YoUSG BURGLARS ARREsrED.-On Saturday even
three boys named Peter McGOver James Fly and John
Nelson by the Seventeenth Ward Police
charge recently bureaousy entering the butchers shops
Messrs Dosn and stealing thefefrom small amounts Of
Mcovern charged with hayirs Saturday afternoon
robbed the money in Whi:mans oyster saloon They
were locked up tor exam nation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-09

THE Esrssss ScueoL.-Tn. E,sn,rs Scao ,s 10
Brookyu whc there hy- ncIu lei Tor ir-i
rls IN prosperous eond w Con Mite u Ssr
sid Of Fducs,ion ,ss sueec reported st shs A meet
~, fbs(
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-09

similar oHense wes discharged the stouni that the
only I'D jursdicoa the ssssu. having bsea Committed
New. York HsTbor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-09

THE CRYSTAL PALAcE.--As thi. establishment
remains in the possession Of the American lnstt 1te it
has been determined to keep it open daily for the pur
pose of displaying machinery and new inventions in
general. Power and space will be furnished to any
parte, who desire it for the purposes specified. a
large portion of the articles contributed to the late
Fair remain in the building.
The Fa. Cattle Show, of the American Institute
will take place on the l7th 18Th aud 10Th of Deem
Der next in the Palace.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-09
United gTATEs COMMISSIONERS ORFlCE-NoY u
Rafore Corrniasioner BRiDGHAM.
ChiIda. Ipste Of the Mercury, charged we 3

- ; DWELL maze OF tlt snip NtplUneI WI T1
.rp.,sS On charge 81 sa,lg Ct the crew With dan
re "a weapon sed witnesses Appearing ssans
i'm
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-17
NEW IRON FOUNDRY

NEW IRON FOUNDRY.
ELLIS g. MOORE
DEG leave 10 inform their friends and TIE public they
ID have nov In operation iHFEs aud extensive 1 ROS
20 7, adjoining eur Machine shop and are pre-
FILL ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY,
For every description II IAsffNssS thAtuAy be called
for, and cheap be done Of ne Eou9Alns.
anL sitAAIss, hoSss fessAs, sAsa wroHTs,
BAEE VAuLTs, WtsOos sn4s and LIsrLEs, GKAEE RAss,
WATEa WHsrs, CoEN CEusaEAs, aud al cAsFisos.
used In The construction u Flour Mia say a Furnaces,
and Duelpngs msis O. ofdrr a. shOrt nsitce.
We win fafnsh rssr, ssf,lsoa q and Water
Machinery afshs iersf ss PaIssrs o. order And
0chArEs Tor ga taras @han have F0undry
The mgaest pne-a pad "a sefk or osd tson
Lis MOORE,
s. NARA street., bear Broaa,
Jan !, SLY r&fhviiie fesn.
w asd lor sac By Lse@sl y. u DicKsa.
DAIaKOAD SOFA APEks fas received Ass ior
~ sale ~ tfssssl y. Ditkst.
DAILROAO sPGA ~ Iasi rs,ziv-a aua sar sale
IA ~ klee-si y D. "a KAY.
DGrrsBU kG Pss0ss , l4ss ssev.ssa .aa isr sale
% iSet,l I" D. htthA.
nm1LLs AND Caow HAAS ,aa rec lvsa
~ 40 ~ szae ~ ltssssi D n ntrskY
CoRPEls aOr EOas ~, ssss.vsa aas =. as -
" lsn1sJ D. Diohsl--
WaNDow SASH iuss ESS.issa .sa g. , .s,.sS
7 ULL's PATENT MACHINE lu.s ss.s..sa
IL -Ha for SO ~ IssHl . D. hicAAt-
Facts About Ambrotypes.
A WaBKOTKPEs usFs ~fxfFssdsesd~ II haahf1is
n ~ A LARcoNhk
Aasrssypss are aass aoTssrs else Is NasAvs shsa -
ls Anhrsiyps Rssana, ". - co1sgs g.
AmbrsEypss sal. appu asnbis psss s.ss,
eAly scales. and tAas proseeee axssAAt an Pf = -
nU :. =. -. = =.
anprstgps csunisrfsis aaas ca ansie t.s.. nei
saalsa And ars dRgnee - A A.e1s-
akr,l.. Esr. = naaaei - tnsealtf y 4afinfkaa
san fr - athsf risafa- O1hef Nea epIfeH 80 @%%.e
sna autif Is 10 a. lasuof Pi1t4fs HAAa tesAs Nc 49,
.cfnss ~ - Anahrnzrpa--<eoa 49, eA54eIiUs sn4t
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-17

FRESH ARRIVAL OF SPRING AND SUMNER
STOCK.
Ii. II. UTT Il II,
NOS. sc AND 50 CORNER COLLEGE AND bRoADwAY,
tJls received biz stock II Boots Shoes. Hats. a.
III Trenks, Valises CArprt-ssgs, &C., for the ~
ssing and sannsF TRADE. eensis1isg 10 part a. FV
Ladies ans Kid and Nor BOosse. thin ana shek cole,
KID snpPsFs, an aud trinuasd.
Lasting 0aiters, nde ard f-oni lace;
" lAsslnK Patent Gahers. sxtra hne, 49,
Ma 6eiterss baskias and IieE
Nslvss and Carpet slppsr1
kid y ppers. Of various stysssi
Nlssef aud chidrsak asIin Gaisers aad Goa Baotses
cAarsas tns I'd and ner soolss. wsi.ss AID p ssls;
r,.s, Glove Kld Top heetssss
Wemsns extra sss ka Boetssa, IA tins And saPpsu,
ca k aud No. s.ss oo ass ..s ss ....
ssnslsnsas hne Cal psgssa and ssssd bsssi'
osns aus cOnsvs.s CIR Patent LsalAsr. Back ain, Ka
osas s. !. = 49, go 81. Pas ana El oEtagd Fss,
Lasiag Bsogens, q sas.oas aiSisa.
consrs-s o. lsrs an4 0sfosd fieA
Als0~-Aeas, Beys ana youtha ca, Kip ane congssn
nFegsns sfesery ds.eripllon, ertFa sissa
aLsoA lssss ssosk q franks. vAass Ahe oAfPs'hsss
HAS. nsfS. mkrN--I hsvs rseslvsa. direct hen ths
nsaA as.e.is. =. a. Get ssylsa ef rRfse nnt ssgnsr
every qnay, ashaf sigh az endest Vnefg 81 1ns hee
horn, fkatEA Eaa sFas, ~ heya Nsn and chtfsn. a
~ tash ~ esd @ "a nest Fsafolahls tsrms Ier eAsA
sv s--' sss = ..A . sr ~ IA s..,.
TAI>0 AEEf. coas.sasl, 80 Aa4a ) ~ sa.ostnsnt
Of Ls stnsf Betine fo ~ % - iuehss IA Riafh and
h bsst .ries q nres tsAsner uith cepfst tafs ~
lssss, . sEaaass ~ SEA estsFs gaF,l.a:.ng:
az. We. osa.ss - isssisss;s.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-17
1857. METROPOLITAN STORE. 1857.
! Wa. 81. @. McCLELLAND

w. A. & J. g. McCLELLAND
RE nov in receipt Of she largest most magnificent
n Stock Of Spring eoee It has ever been thss y.
class Importing Houses Of the Atlantic cities From our
long experience in the retail business - ona
the oldest established firm in the cityEc eei essfy
dence 40 We are prepared TO offer to cash or
PaDctSal bayers greater inducements snAn 'ne'
oar stcc ss made IN Of the rresest Novelties most de.
rsble ftyle ana Of the best Fabrics Of the season awe
ask Of buyers 70 give a carefh %, 20
satisfy themselves that they can save money Dy ousng
Our STOCK !. comprises TOO much VaretytO
ennmerale generally
silk Goods.
stock Of Fancy Dress silks uaiy large and at
tractive IN prices ranging from any cents per yard to hy
IN bscE silks ". have all Che best mskes in Gro De
ReInes Tuterings Bona AMI MORNING TsGeta which
are Offering lover prices than be had at other
house.
nch.Organdiesssand Muslins.
wehave fbe most elegant stock Of French Organdies Ia
the market st ve"y Nv prices.
Elegant french organdie and Muslin Robes
Mu'ns .rd Jaeone's In endless variety, cheaper than
ever offered IN This market.
Mourning Goods.
wehave everything complete IN this department.
Trimmings,
Our Stock of Trimmings, Ribbons, &c Is very fan and
complete.
NHNe.OODuss Eth 49,
In this line have he largest and most cnn-
nee variety to be found 10 the city, and at prices exceed
iDgiv low
We hsve kinds Of Waite Goods, manufactured to
order exclusively f1- sa'es.
Linens, Damasks, Towels, Sc
We have the naVesia these goods. In great va
rety snd aonhing iow nriees. We hsves small ot OF
those Patent Elastic snish linens for Ladi 8 year.
Curtain Goods, Sc, &c.
sa'in Lsne linton nanssks, lace and Embroidered mss
i'm Curtains, Window Shades very ne Drugget', Matsngs
&c.
ShawIs, Scarfs, MantIes, sc.
Tn this depa-tuen. thing that the rost
eieRqrt co1d desnd and At prices that WI enable
every LADY 70 supply herself with someihiug elegant
ParasOIsand' Shades, sc.
have Parasos Shades, and Umbrellas
/ IN 'h's rsrke'.
5.O0O,DOZenFHOsie
We have fhe and rns elegant SOCK OF
HOSIERY sesn this market, in slt Tie Sandal ace,
and Cotson ladies' Misses and Children, Men and boys
cheaper than ever kno-n
BaSques.
white and RuT Piq-e and RrI'ia-fes to- Bs.nue' tn
linen sni Gotten Fnnges and white Cotton Galoon Tor
Trimming. r,,~,D
ApriI5 W. A. h J. q. Hc1LELLANp
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-17
Reason why this Machine is Universally
Preferred over All Others.


/ Because it is the only Sewing Machine in
the world ever invented, so constructed as to
fully meet the demands of families for general
use.
l. Is very simple and is Gcver liable to get
out Of order.
Itmskesa seam which will not rip, though
every third stitch is cut.
4 1t is not Shuttle Machine.
5 1t sews with two needles, making any
length stitch desired.
6 1t sews from two ordinary spOOls, and
thus all trouble at winding thread is avoided;
while the same Machine can be adapted at
pleasure, by mere change of s2Ools, to sll
varieties Of work.
thread, aud common spool cotton, with equal
facility
This Machine will sew in rhe sleeves Of
coat with the same ease and facility that it
sews a straight seam.
9 This Machine can he run TO make one
Thousand five hundred stitches per minute.
10 The seams are as elastic as the most elias
tic fabric, so that il is fee from all liability to
break in washing, ironing or otherwise.
ii The stitches made By this machine sre
more beautiful than any other made either by
hand or machine.
The price If these Machines ut office in New
York, range from SO 10 $3.50: an additional
charge of $40 only is made or each machine
over New YORK prices al office 10 Nashville. 10
defray expenses of inpOrtation, &c. 10 Nash
vile. r. q. BROCKWAY, Soy,
Nashville Sewing Machine Company.
Marcb95
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-17

Reduction in Freights !

WE hsve the pleasure that the Railroad
w ave reduced their freights VIA CHARLESTON We
also congratulate the people Tennessee that very
time, the Cars will pass from this place Atlanta
without breaking bulk This will then be at least
DAYS in advance Of savannah.
Take particular notice that FORWARD EyERY THTSG
destined for the Interior the low rate OF
12&c for ordinary packages; and that
thereby securing to you always at least four times
oommi-sio
We MS UNLESS WE KNOW THEY ARE RloHr
The RAILROAD Agents, both at Savannah and Charleston
Our expensebs paid here, therefore you need not
remit
We also send you duplicates Of bills We let
package lie over here.
We paw strict personal attention to business and
hing shall be wanting part to promote the
interest Of all who patronze
We tending against two mighty Corporations
ask the pubic 10 sustain us, and IL work il not
done WE'LL and bills less than theirs, then take IL
from US and give tito them.
Any information about lost goods and any thing pertain
ing to the business, eheerfolIy given.
RSFER TO
MessTs. W. II. Gordon 4 Co Nashville;
Gardner Shepherd Co. q"
Cook Baily Co.,
Nichol, Green & Baily,
" Morrison a Co., "
" Stricl r, Ellis = Co.,
A II. Hicks Co.,
W. W. Berry Demovln,,
" Cheathau, WATSON 4 Go "
And last but not least good old friend, JOY n Cald.
well, Esq, President OF the :. @. K. Char eston.
ip~92 g WYATT On.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-17
LEGAL NOTICE
MANSON N. BaIEA & Nm BalEk, r.
ATTORNEYS AT Law

-. a. AZ wsst SIDE u chsrry a.. copsss Bnidng.
fsrasay sreupisd ~ ID ksiag.
\ HAVE taksn n eo-Fartnership No aon, ~ bHiO. "a
80 fsctIc- a a 81 the Cssrts of pavidsoa evan
4, ore 81 botk Eeaeraif b. igand Ia he ofhes
Prrpt aad eapeci. Attsntan asa3s Ersa - see1rtu9
sai eas1ins All s.i1aa tdsasT AssysrsAdy ~hsa eoi-
listed
haze hen eonsi.py and rsgaArY gagged = nv pro-
fsssa Noaniaa District cr n tas tHens1 ts.rss
- "a coatinsr 4lsend serures and collecting al
cl.Ius 10 d ~ In he cquntict t4aaoos
neE.sh Whi.s Fsarrsss oFeron. futsan and d1eksoa.
hsEe Eensfat srqaaiutAace alta Ne AereAe41 and
basness nsa IL tha=s eaaatie4
fSs ,Trkan. y SasksIls and 81 other places, uzh,
aaa y h-r conl~r sln ne n fslA'isa mere
sslsr to asy and al peFsoas she kneE ne, ~ ~
shliIts aad prs1pt as1enlIou g pasret.. :. :. -
ussrA1f-lg AAA-sE =. AAAeNs
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-17
silk and press GoOds Oepartment

silk and Dress Goods Department.
this department will be founda the nOvSae' OF the
Jason.
BrOcade. from cheap to the TOsteOstly;
P PISbho g s,riDs."
Plain cord Pou de Louis for day and evening;
Rich Moire Antique. for promenades
MarseIInes Gro de Nap and Millinery Silks
Sains. all widths, colors and quahtiesi
BishoT's Gro de Rhines;
Black Paris and Lyons Tsfetas, cheaP
Figd Silks, premier designs;
Roval Mourning Pou de Loire;
Armurea Ispahau and Gro de Afrque;'
Pieh Silk Robes, for Dinner and evening" lFlowers
Rich Parege Pohes Georgia Cashrero md Pompadoui
orEsndy Robes, from Psrd cord to fali eh'a'I'
New and exquisite designs in Muslins, Ba-eges Jack
q onets;
pain Jackouets IN all coIors;
Rich and magnihce Mt desr gs In all OF the aooVei
All descriptions OF Travelling Dress Goods
Lace and Embroidery Department.
Rich French worked capes;
seus worked Collars and Sleeves;
Breakfast sets IN camhre and iaconet
Retts Scotch work for travelling;
French work and lace Gaps for old ladies'
Ap immense stock of swiss and jaconet edgngs and In
settings. - A,.h,,
Point Applique and Real Val. Lsres;
Ten thousa md novelties that cannot he named.
Hosiery and Glove Department.
Here our stock will excel In VARIETY. The assortment
rIII be Great, Rich and Complete. We shall keen
CAadren's Women and MEMS Hose and Hdlr Hose.
Merno snk and Cotton Vests and Drawers Children,
Women and Men.
Alexander and Josephine Kid Gloves.
Linen and Miscellaneous Department.
We keen complete assortment and Of the best makes Of
Irish Linens, Lawns and CamhrieS:
Printed Linens and Jaconets for Children
In All descriptions Of Goods for children. our stock viii
be choice
Mautillas, shawls and scarfs
OF every desirable fabric India, Fronch, Vienna and
British Every description Of Garments will be offered In
this department
House Furnishings.
Huek Towels, plain and damask borders;
fringed aud cold ends;
Alldescriptions Of to~ela and Diapersi
French Damask and Turkish ToWelsi
Furni ure and Glass Cloths:
Piano and Table Covers, all kinds;
r. Oh Curtain Damasks. trimmings TO nate;
Rich Gilt ,ornice Bands an Pins;
Rich Muslin ami Lace Curtains
But HoHsnd window shades
Az descriptions OF Summer FanneiG
Rich Table Damssks end oths for dinner parties;
PurniIure CR'icos and Dimities;
White aud cord Mosquito Nets;
Summer Quilts and Couuterpanes:
Linen and Cotton sheetings, all widths;
Bed, Cradle and Crib Blankets.
Carpets, Oil Cloths and Mating.
ro this mart Of our stock Il Is needless refer n s
conceded keep the largest, most eegsdt ard the
,ame time cheapest stock In the western country.
ylantation and Negro Goods.
TzAnd all good by the piece hoesale riees We tere
10 ODER our friends this the bes, assnr ent Of Me-
sro Goods have ever hal the pleasure 10 offer. and
most fuy invite all 10 make visit that hey may
see how fuIly we shall meet their expectations. F.
febS r. G. ncNAlRY G :, 81 College street.
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Bereges &Grenadines

We have in store splendid lot Of these soods.-
MagoIscent FIcnnced erensdne Dresses,
Rich Cheoe
:" Velvet
Plain Leaf PereRe
AZ STYLES Foancei B~rsges, great job,
fiR'd Bereges- beautiful,
Embd Crane Dresses Evening,
Palm Rereges, all colors,
Chalhes, /"
large lot Of DucaIIs-souethiug for Spring,
Organizes and French Muslins.
New style o,s:odIe Muslin Robes
French Mgslin
ganeie Robes, verV handsome I,
Z" French Muslin, 10 great variety,
Cheap Muslin, all kinds great Job.
Mourning Goods
Having his raid DarticuiaF attention to this part
OF our business viii have hand anything that can be
ssred 10 this line.
Summer Bonbazines,
Silk Warp Atpsccs.
Black Bereges DeIAiues,
{" +" al qualities,
4" G-enadpe Silk,
Z" Chaufe
{" Bsyarders Tanatan,
&" Ponsons-a besutiful article Of mourning,
SIX anished without gloss,
4" FOuards.
T" Canton Grapes.
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r. G. McNAIRY & co..
Spring Circular
FOR 1857.

OUR BUYER is New York. and bv the 18th OF teo'
" ruarv we shall be receiving and evening our
SPRING STOCK OF GOODS,
In the large brown Building No. IS College street.
erected by Mr. James Erwin expressly for occupation
9nod aIwavs n he ,ound in the different DEPARTMENTS
Which promise blends ard the public shah be solo
at nrices 10 suit them
We therefore invite and prompt BUYERS 10 examine
immense display Of Stock shall he snow
We beg 10 saw that Just Offering GREAT BAR
sAISs in our WINTER STOCK, remaining on hand
r O. McNAIRY TO-.
IS College street.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

white and Ru4 Piq-e and Rrfia-tes TO- Bss1ueS " tn
Tinen ami Gotten Frnges and write Cotton Galoon for
Trimming.
ApriIS W. A, a J. ~. Hc''LEBbANb