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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-28

CHURCH OF THE ADvENT.-On the 18th Of the
present month, a number Of persons residents Of
Nashville and its vicinity formed new congrega-
ton which Acknowledges and accedes to the consti
tuition, canons, doctrine, discipline and worship Of
the Protestant Episcopal Church of the United
States and the Constitution and canons Of the Pro
tsstant Episcopal church of the Diocese Of Tennes
see for which the title Of " The Rector, Wardens
and Vestrymen of the Church Of the Advent, was
adopted.
Having obtained the consent Jas prescribed by
Canon 9 Of 1858 OF the General Convention Of the
Protestant Episcopal church, Of the Rectors Of the
adjoining Parishes Of Christ Church and the Holy
Trinity. and Of the Rt Rev. Bishop of the Diocese
of Tennessee, to the organizations the Vestry Of
said Church of the Advent viii hold an open meet
ing ON this) Tuesday afternoon, the 2Sth inst, at
four o'clock, in the Odd Fellows Hall, for the Pur-
pose of cIccrng Rector and respectfully invite the
attendance Of the Congregation Of the Church OF
the Advent and of all persons, who are favorable
TO this effort towards the extension Of the Church
Christ.
On The same occasion steps VIII be taken to or
gauizc Sunday School, to be placed under the Pas
toral care and supervision of the Rev. Rector.
JAS B. CRAIGHEAD,
JOHN ROBERTS.
". j. OWEN.
THOS. B. EASTLAND, JR.
Wal y. RECKLESS.
vsstrymen Of the Church of the Advent, Nash
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"sUT LOVENGOODIs sHIRT.I

A capital story under the above caption, by an old
and always welcome correspondent of this paper, is
on file and viii be published in day or two. If
there is a reader of the UNION AND AMERICAN who
can repress hearty, side-shaking laugh while he
peruses it, should not like to trust ourselves un
armed and alone with him in the dark 1t is by the
same author and even more irresistably laughable
than the account of SUITS daddy acting boss,
which Published few months ago.; and we pre-
dict for it a equal to the "Snake-bit Irishman,
or HoOper's "Muscadiue Story" By the way,
George, why not let Us hear from you oftener?
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OVERLAND MAIL ROUTE TO CALL
FORNIA.
Post Office Department,


EACT of Congress- az proved Sd n rch 1857, making
n anproDTistians for the Service Of the Post Cse De
pament for the fiscal year ending soth june 1853 pro-
mSec 10 That the Postmaster General be and he is
hereby authorized contract for the conveyance II the
entire letter ma from such point on the Mississippi river
the constructors may select 10 oan franc SEQ IN tue
State Of Cal f1rnia for years. a. est Dot exceeding
three hundred thousand dollars per aunum tor semi m1n
tbIy four hvndred and fifty Thousand dollars for weekly
or Ak hun drsd thOusaUd dollars for semWreky service
to be performed semi monthly weekly or Eeni-Weeky, at
the option Of the stTlasrer General
"Sec L. That the contract shall require the service to
be pert ed with gOod iouT-horse eoaenes or spring wag
nrs suitable the COnvevauce ot passengers as well as
The ST. fey and security Of the mails
'Sec u hat the nrectOr shall have the right OF pre-
empu 10 three hundred and twenty acres OIL any land
tfen disposed Of reerved at zach point necessary,
Tor q state n not Than ten miles from each
aud provided hat mineral land shall be thus pre-
| smped
in twenty i've DAYS fl eaci TIP that before enter
rg into such CONTRACT the postmaster General shall BE- sat
isf of the ability and dispO on Of the putiss bORd
fs and in good faith n perfrm the said contract aud
-ba require add sufficient security for the pc form
anse the same the to commence wi bin twelve
/ months aft 7 the signing of the con ,TacL
Proposals Il accord ngy be received at the Con tract
Cf,. of the Post Office Department until P NJ Of the
lst Of Jun 81 for conveying mails under the pro
| VriOns Cf the above act
Besides the a-tng point IN the Mississippi river bid
ders will The Intermediate poi nts proposed 10 be en-
brsc in the aud OJhsrFlse dsgna.e ls course IS
| nearly prsc Cable.
e5,rs,s p-o osa are invited for ssnsi-rpOatl ,0ss
! ard semi tgseE,y trips each way
| Toe dtcisCn upon the proposals offered will be made
after the Pos master General shall be satisfied of the sbl
y an dspost Of tie part es in good faith 10 perform
| the contract.
A is to be executed with good and sufficient
surete that he contract shall be exeu ed viii Ike good
eclrtv whenever the contractor contractors shall tC
CURED to do SO by the Postmaster Gsnersl and ne ser
wee must mmeUca Whn tWsve months after the dAl'
/ { suCl contract
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SMALL COINS.

The Philadelphia Pennylranian says: " One of
the most interesting features Of the United States
coinage operations Of late years is that of the smaller
silver coins which by the recent action Of Congress
viii hereafter form the principal part Of our cur
rency in lieu Of the old Spanish coins. OF the
coins, over twenty-five millions in value have been
coined during the four years IS53-S5G and the pro-
duct Of domestic silver is now over 100000 annu-
ally. The new coins, having legal value Of five
to ten per cent below their value metal will not
be absorbed or lessened hereafter for export or for
manufacturing purposes"
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NASHVILLE:
DPATU m C0T- CARROL.

We regret to learn that private telegraphis dis
patch has been received in this city form Memphis
announcing the sudden deeeass yesterday OF Hon.
THo's CAROL, Mayor of Memphis. This win be sad
intelligence to many Of our readers who knew Col
CARRoL a. gentleman Of excellent social qualiies'
great personal worth and unfinehing devotion to
democratic principles. He was the worthy son OF
the trusted friend and companion in arms Of the
old Hero Of the Hermitage, Gov WILLIAM Carroll.
He died Of appOple1y. May he rest in peace!
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NcLFAS's STRENGTHENING CoRDGAL--This rene
dy has within a short period Of time become very
popular medicine wherever it has been introduced
both North and South As curative agent for the
removal of impurities of the blood its strengthen
ing and nvigorating effects upon the system, hay c
placed it in high estimation. The agent Is al present
in the city and viii call the Merchants and Drug
l-ists, yyAq will Of course prue e guDDl alh
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FnrRTH DISTRICT.

We learn by letter from friend at smithville,
that the Democratic Convention, which assembled
at that place on Friday, Oath inst, nominated Hon.
J. H. SAVAGE, Of DsKslb, as their candidate for
Congress. We trust that our friends in tbs Noun
tain District will now forget ell personal feelings
and private animOsites and go earnestly to work in
support of the nominee, determined to increase
their majority at the coming election.
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COMMERCIAL.
UNION AND AMERICAN OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, April 81.

TOBACCO-Sales at A. Hamilton Co., of four
hhds. at IA 50, 90, s 80, 10 10, and at johnson,
Hcrne & Co., of five hhds. at II 20, 9 90, 80,
y Is, Is co.
BACON-Unchanged Hog round is quoted at 100.
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"a The Garrett sale of 1000 acres timbered
land comes off to-day twelve miles out on the Clarks
vile Turnpike, by Nance Woodward. The land is
divided into twenty tracts, ranging from 80 to 800
acres, nearly all timbered. Omnibuses leave the
Post Office at half past o'clock this morning
Those wishing to 60 requested to be at that point
promptly, before that hour, and the party will re-
turn in the evening.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-28

REMovAL.-The Depository Of the American Tract
Society has been removed to the basement Of the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church, Summer
street between Church and Broad, where the books
on sale can be examined each day during the week
between the hours Of and y, An
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-28

"THE SpRIyG-TwE OF LIFE, OR ADVICE TO YoUTH,"
is the title Of a recent publication by the American
Tract Society, of than ordinary interest to the
class addressed. The author is the Rev. David
Magic. Of Elizabethtown, n J.
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PILESl PlLESl PILESl

FILES FILES HlLEhC
FHIs HIFHEETO BTEAOTABLE So EyEET FOEE AND
ETERT STAGE,
CURED BY EXIEkNAL APPLICATION Only.
DIR. CAFANAUGH'S PILE SALVE
M lii never ta IN giving immediate reiie and posi-
w lively the worst ma obstinate cases Of
HemOrrhOids = Piles 1t Is the
ONLY INFALLIBL5 REMEDY KNOWN
here elsewhere tor the Piles ard the result Of years
Of patient study ana investigation.
Sufferers from Piles have q remedy at hand which
will
STAND THE TEST OF TRIAL,
without fear Of failure It's part 70 do al the proprietor
claims for H.
Full directions accompanying each box and eli that Is
requisite strictly 10 observe them, aad Will soOb
10 tOnOW.
Ut. T h. CAVESAUsH, presently
Dear Sir. When arrived in the city few days ago
was suffering intensely With the piles, mentioned my
oludiuun you, asking your advice You recommended
your Pile Save ing would cure NE. tued g ne
effect immediate and ! well, believe q
70 be- it proved my Gaze invaluable remedy, and
sure cure OF Ihsl disease the Piles and such recon-
mend it 10 others.
Yours tluly, JOHN ". HANSON, ofSt. LOuis No.
EfJ- Price 81 per BOZ. For sale IN Nashville BY kWIu
Bros, Wholesale agents, and By Druggists and Deaer'
generally,
Dr. T. q, CAVANAUGB, Sole Proprietor,
aug8l-ly INSIDE st. LOUIS, No.
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(signed)


The un5ers'g ued, residing a. -, State Of - under
take that if the foregoing BID for carrying the mail The
route from - the Mississippi riVar 10 ran Francisco
gaisOrnig be accepted by the Postmaster General the
III der shall when required bv tbs Postmaster General
enter into the essar7 obR ton to perform the service
rropossd wi h good Bnd sufficient sUrstcs.
This We do understanding distinctly the obligation and
Issle7 assumed ty Cnars1t:Ts uuder he 2sh section
Of he SCI Of Congress Of July 2, 1896.
D-tsd (Sgued by two guarantOrB)
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70 N 0fPrP5slL

I-,of-, county OF -, State Of -, propose to
convey he entire lestsr mail, for The Of years.
ION the date specfsd in The e1ntrsct for cmmeIeBg
service from - on the Mississippi river, by - To
San Francisco California sgreeaby the adverisement
Of the Postmaster eBeral Of the 2Oth April 1851 good
four house coaches spring wagons suitable for the
veygnee Of passengers As well as the safety and security Of
me nas seln 10 Htpg each way. for the Eun ua Of
- d 4rs; 1gss,Ly efch way for the annual of -
dollars semi a0.eky, each way, for Tie annual sum Of -
dOllbrs.
O.fzd (SiRned)
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B6g- Let every one secure tickets to the "Na-
tional Drama before Thursday morning, as that
day will be devoted to assigning seats The first
come, first served"
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II ANYWAY from my re.Ider saturday morning
Il Ist, a gro Girl Iamsd VIOLET O. back color.
and about egtt,eu Years OF age she lhtr urdrr the
Medium height heavy adj quick spoken She Is tie
property o. John John Esq v ny near Nashyey End l.
In king about his sCe oTiu Nashvil e. viii give Ten
Dollars ior her d,Ivg,y my office No. 30 berry
srTsgt laurilg5-li WILL l. BOYD
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The Undersigned. p,s. rl,st-r Of - State Of - GER
r6ss paier his OI 4 Cs thai he is acquainted with the
hove gnarsBIOrs ard knyvs them 10 be men If property
and a6e to N Ike good tleir gusI antee,
ated (Signed)
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-28

CARD
HAVING sold my Photographic rooms, apparatus, ma
teEals &c, Messrs. HUsHEs BROTHERI Of this ey,
with reside permanently al my home IN Cumoef-
ndc-uHty, axe great pleasure IN recommending them
sucCessOTs Inty gentlemen Of skill and expert
ruce IN profession and they may receive that
iull liberal share Of business shiCh has ever nOWed
upon
The Messrs. Hughes have engaged corps Of artists Of
superior abilities ard hav- hesitation N sa} ing that
they are ulg quail fed their several departments give
LeIfsc Satisfaction all who may desire ihe hnest Photo
spr4 J. W. DODGR.
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ClEAS. FkUBEBTStIlN,

IsIs Il j. G.. b Y. Robertson Dtteo stfeeb'l
CtONFkTTIUNER AND CANDY Manufacturer. and
dealer n FRUITS Nuts Cigars, Tobacco, Toys and
Fsucy Articles General 80. II, Market street. opposite
Morris straito1s would respectfully inform he ciHzsns
Nashville ana surrounding community that be - per
manenly Iocltsd the above Business, snd Woald be
D s..ssd 70 recei- e share a pubhC patronage
- r-rel- attention uai,l n1dara fr1tn the onuntrv
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.


ARRIvED.-Fairy Queen and Dunleith, Cincinnati;
J. G. Cline, Memphis Umpire smithland; Ella, St..
Louis.
DEPAETED-Fairy Queen and Dunleith, Cincinnati;
Umpire and Ella, Smithland, J. G. Cline, Memphis;
Y. K Stephenson, Paducah.
ExPEoTED.-Steamers Chattanooga and Aida from
Padueah; Seventy-Six, Cincinnati; Sallie West, St.
Louia; Bell Creole Wheeling; Princess Cincinnati.
BoATs LEAyNG.-This day for Padueah at Il o.
clock the regular packet boats Chattanooga and
Alida both crafts are under control of competent
and efficient masters, with cOrteOus and attentive
officers.
BUsxEss.-ouite active yesterday with but mod
crate business for this day. Frsghts for e1POrta-
ton exceedingly scarce.
WEATHER AND WATER-The weather is not yet
settled slight indications Of further rain Water now
on the increase with four feet large the Shoals
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pnWdar !! PgWder =!
$40 ReWard,

lust received Magazine and for sale te Kegs DUO
y half kegs 500 quart kegs Dupont celebrated khe Powder
bv n O. L +. CHEAl HAN agent
nvhII--ff Tor luu Manufacturers
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N5ITTCF no -T0CKHOLIIfS

THERE vii be an election held At the oce Of The Com
OF MAY Mex + from 10 U'c.o IS, A ii 10 NJ Tor the
purpose # citing Eleven Director TO manage the Affairs
Of said Ofice for the ensuing twelve m nihs -
ALSO. ct the iue ana IA election VIII De hei
for Eleven Directors he adTs 81 lhe Nashville
sDrIo-dId JAMES WALKER, Src'y.
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AWamGG

COOK by the year, Tor hotel in MeNinnviHs, either
"A male or .eEale' AF2F inmsdiatsy - inis ONCE.
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NEW ROUTE TO MEMPHIS.

PARE ONLY st2-TIME THRO, 25 HOURS.
THyRAINS run n rough from stevens % TO Mem
rhis and make close connection with trains t.ee =
an Nssb,i lie and cha tauoOga RarOad az ~ ven -
s0n Through Ticket Nushy lie 20 Memphis sold for
RI2 Time through . hOIrs.
No STAGING.
Passerg rs should leave Ma uve The O'Clock Pm
Train which arrives Stevenson j A. NJ. and cum
meets Trains Memphis. No delay except il chang
ing u l.. dNuENoO''
auriI2-tf. llchEk agent
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INC Clure, SUCK & Co.,
-, ~, ms, ~, =. imam rr,,,,J vvoRKERS

NO. 10 Make STREET,
TyAVE always on hand Tin Plate, Sheet trons ilhnsl
III Copper Rives Castings Psror ana ChalnOeI uia.ts,
Stoves, Tin Wave, and complete assortment " 1i'1
usually Sept m our huf- 4- 80.
Couu - Merchants are requested 70 cal and elanhe ou
stock before puTCna- elsewhere, as W are pr W
an their bills upou a. 20 any house oul est
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The Great Holland Remedy.-BOERHAvE's
HOLLAND BTTREs-PersOns 10 sick head
ache will aud in BoeThavs's Holland BitIeTs sure safe
and pleasant remedy sOohes the throbbing head, cor
Iects acd Of stomach assists digestion, and creates
healthy appetite. s doubt, most elghtiu pre-
partition and remedy The fact that is
very popular medicine throughout all the Holland settle
ments IN Wisconsin, New York, Mcgan, Illinois and In
diana speaks much See advertisement in an
other column. [sprIs-dtW&wlw
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7 AN now receiving my spring Stock Of Boots, eFsB
i shoes. &c, for the Spring rde consist. OF RsSA
Ladies Kid BuOtees, with and without heels, LadesB ~
fine las ing Cungres Caters with ana without heels,
Ladies pa Lastug Caters, BuskBr and ppeIs me 2
Iish French American 40 sit re D with and Without
heels White and Black sau Kid Salt r., Jenny Llnd
and slippers extra embroidered bronze Nor ing slippers
together Win supply Of stapie shoes for women
misses children.
FOR GENTS.
Fine Stitched. Sewded and legged BOOta, Kid Patent
Leahsrs Calf Congress GateJ fr Men, Boys, Youths
and Chill iren paeut Leather and cali sshed
Pegged OxOri Ties and Low QuasTed Dress Shoes, uf the
Ia est STILES aud snest m8ushIp and MATERIAL also
70 God LOT Of Mems Boys Youths and thdren's Calf ard
hin BrOgans BIogau for Plantation ana Iron Work
Hands Please call No Is Public Square aud examine the
stock. CHARLES \. HALL. .
S-Ths very best and largest lo OF sole Leather and
Kip Iron Frame Travelling Trunks, Nalces Carpet Bags,
Satchels Bonnet Boxes TN the city, To which invite
especial attention Tmar27-LI e. B. HaLL-
Childe Harold.
THIS thoroughbred Racer will make his cond n
sea on at any Stables, ~ les South o. Ndsh-a 80
vile, Tenn He has Tul all distances from one 70 y
four miles and lost heat H. Colts, - iareAaS
IS tried have been sinners all tECes. lh5y nave DrU
alike successful the Fairs ia Virginia, where hey have
been exh bted Chide Harold By imported - yeelsn
on Of Maria West, OF he most suaRuished oT0d
mares ia America. The dam OF the famous Magnet Fanny
and god TerEs, S25 For luTher parHcuaT'
hand Us. ,...-.,,,
lsRI-3msdIWEW. w. q. HAaDLH6.
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Nd The various afsctiyns s-quent upon disordered
4 STOMACH OK LIVER, IuCu as Ind guStlUn, AcidIgy
The Stomach, COIICky PaI Heart eTn LIS Of Ap elite,
Despondency, Costly euess, Blind aLu eedIg Pies Ia
All Nervous Rheumatic and NeuTai Affection il has Ia
numerous instances Highly Beneficial anu IN Utnsr
effected a decided cure.
This purely vege table compound prepared on strict
scent6c principles the The celebrated Hul
land Professor BOerhaye. Bees OF its a.
most European states, is ntrcdUc onln" The u Ell
states intended espc alg Tor hos- Uf father
land scatter There tha face 81 this
couu ~. NJ citing with among them,
offer the Amer EtDc knO Fing that It's
de rul nee icna virtues must be gCknoE i8a ged
Liz psrcl dyd 10 those persons hose
situations may been inl uirU by tbs Continuous
ard nj spIrts, O,her dissipation. Generally
ttanaueous ia effect nuds iJs way Cec J. 70 the
droolug spirit and, ac, ulusng hea ia YigOT
the system
Whoever poets to find this beverage will b,
disappointed but 20 the sck Ak Gud sIirJed, viii
prove grateful dial possessed Of gual
dial PTOPTietes.
The great popularity this dc gRfu Aroma has Induced
many limitations, which TIE pun should gard against pur
CHASING pCrsuag Ell ,u b4y hing until OF
nave given hOerla. e's anl Bi5Jyrs One bot
lie will convince how iuhel. TOrlis 10 all Ibes,
IL sold at s per bottle boles for s., by h'
BENZ PAGE. JR. q co,
Manufacturing and L5m'sts, Pusburg Pa
| sold IN Nashville by Nv N bROibkk>, Wac esaIC
Agenis S ID So Dy DR.. A b. ROSCuE-JOHA J. BEECH
! and Druggist genera %. 'aprIs '7--dtw6rT lyis
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SAsnVILLE COAL COMPAN No

FngI 81 astinz pla u lrd tipped Tes Win ans assori-
M ut T. boys and Youths Of every description Opened
today BY JCHh SAVAGE,
arr2j A. Coll 90 a. set
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Cold Steel pat's s. plates p ca Of postage
fltHI- WOrk contains dissertation on lhs -ssiiy
Il Marriage, ius rUcuous in orrCing, with Cure 70
Love- Effects Of Celbacy, tohab Of g y sx
planned OF hay win ny ohsr -ful nsius
iuns,-frcm the French 0f jean Dubps-
address henry 3. g SMITH q co.
Agents Wanted. Ifeb3-sml ra,- e2'f '--r 49, W
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Grain Growers,

WILL FIND A FULL SUPPLY OF
TuRE~IIERS,
With lever and endig chain powers. together with
Reapers, fans. etc, etc., at
fabIA JOHNSON, HORNE & CO.
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TO -URSCkfif Rs uF sTOGk
GAIL Gf rU EHrT o. e 5t.ck subscribed q
n ssid Company is ofdeted pa 90 dEit from %,
Ist OF r bruaIy. Pes b. maze of ~
Oh v randall aiding O. tsr By order Of az
Pr,sdent ana BosFd 81 Ducct' -
sn7i--tf co. ?. tahiEh. Frraaurars
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-GTNTITMEN'S PINE sIMMER sHOI

French Patent l. atber oxford . les
d. DO do Ire and - shoes
do do d. C0uEfoss Caters,
Prunella ar %
BIack 10th, do do plain and tpidi
Fren. Cal, 90 Do
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/ aides Wear.

ladies' superior Congress AMI Laced Ga with heels
do d. Frei ch Las log Bu'td d. co d
do do Cungr DO do Do
DO do furacua Aid ioat8 DO DO
do " bite < slippers % %
d. ~atu DO
do DO Brouzsd o.la slippers
d., Z uI rui erred OIL ck atn slippers
d. do BlscE d heel slippers v ith hne assert
meut FOR Assss ard Children O. D. uHa ss ~ ante ~ e.
JUst CDsntd by So.N AhAgnr
arr4S - College street
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lElNh ~ q sis -. c.
-sEvDER q FHiZZELLs have band some
- nEs sole Leather ir-nks, Va ises, Carpet ll ~
Bags and -atchsis that ctnnuL be -1relled u ti
TINS market, vi len are offered az iov hguFes,
Ne - rub,ic square.
april2 sNYDEH q RElLHsLL.
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New Hats Again!
AT
Water6eId s. WalIer's.

CONS very attractive styles o. Fentemfns hats are nov
~ ON e1bt1 tion a ArnRF BID & WALkEkS. Their
stye o. Mo Fat very light sad egant hils
their BEAvER CAssIMEHKs give ard comfort 70 the
war r. / prQ4I WATERFIiD WALKER
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scotch & Irish IS Risky.
Charles HEcidsick
ga AHfasAG NJ,

THE apd sale with uhirh ny last importa ion o. mis-
j article met has Induced order q ncw supply,
shch arrived tas day, being SUPERIOR 70 any lot
YET offered. recommend it Trade Be veil a.
family B. L SIMPSON, A. Ruhic square,
mHrcE4 b. nj 2. Shlissf Com house