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Late Arrivals,

WE have recently received our SECOND PURCHASE
BOOTS, HOES, HATS n STRAW GOODS,
and offer Merchants buyng in this market,
extensive stock Of Fresh and Desirable gaois.
may9 GARDNER, SHEPHERD & co.
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RECGAVOCR,
GREATEST AND BEST CARD OF ALL

GREATEST AND BEST CARD OF ALL !
TTHHE POprisOrs Of McGaVock sparing pains to
i make their secend sale advertised 10 OF on MON.
DAY. the l Instant the most attractive that has taken
place In Nashville. They viii that occasion offer the fol-
lowing Extraordinary inducements to purchasers and
settlers
The person who, That day purchases The highest price
Lot VIII have half Of the pGrchas- money sbated, that
is the two last paym suits ii be surrendered him.
The person, who within - months the day OF sale
the haHdzOmest and best dWeling will two
last notes, given the lot built surrendered 70 him.
All purchasers Of LOIS who within u months from the day
Of sale will erect their Lots and substantial build
ugs orth not less than $500 will nave the interest the
price Of the lot 3D. built un- refunded 10 them.
The sale lakes place the grounds, Monday, the uth
a. 10 O'Clock, A. "a.
Trims OF SaLE-I 3 and years credit for notes bear
ing interest," the drst satisfactorily secured and lien
retained Every body will attend. Who will draw the
prizes? EYery one hasa fair chance
apis A. V. S. LINDsLEY.
K. r. GLksCOcK, Aucti0uer. may7-td.
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A GREAT NATIONAL WORK.
A GREAT NATIONAL WORK.
MEssRs. D. APPLETON & co. OF NEW YORK,
ARE NOW PUBLISHING
AN ABRID MENT OF
The Debates Of Congress,


IRON Gales & Seatrns Annals Of Congregation their
Register Of Debates and from the Odciauy Reported
Debates BY John C.. RiFes By ths author Of - Tmarv
XEARs FEw" To be completed In IS v0ls $50 pages sHch
comprising what Is now contained in one hundred
volumes.
The price for each volume in law binding, VA be- 90 so
mot much over hall The usual price law h1ots
% IN the best cloth, pay able delivered.
The rst volume is ready, the work viii
tnued every two or three months till he whole s complete
The large expense Ov6d publshiog Ibis work
induced 20 Offer it BY SUISSE RlPTlON ONLY, ana We
therefore specially invite the co operation Of cur fellow
citizens In 81 paTts 81 the Un0H 10 seHd ther
early with drsctoss how the Volumes shall foruarsd
In the neighborh0ods where We have agent will
send acopy Of he work. Pgst psd eceps Of the price
named.
These Debates have been aeoruing for penod uea1ly
seventy years, and All more Than hundred vofume-
third OF them quaTosaud Be purchased for
than five Hundred Dollars, read when purchased
cept necessity any hing found en- when want
ed except upon tos0me search. In the hey
lain the history Of the working Of the Government rom s
iOundatnn-shuWiRg What has been Done and hoa d was
dOnsanu shed ght upon the study 81 all impending cues
tons, Tor there IS question ofthe daT Will n6t be
while the Governmsn ntnues, which may not Be illus
tratsd BY something 70 be found In these Debates.
VOLUME /, NOW READY.
II Subscriptions solicited BY
W. I. BERRY & CO.,
aprl5 Agents for the Publishers.
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FOR ST. LOUIS.

THE fine passenger steamer ALEONIA, Capt, - -
i JANIS MILLER, win leave WEDNRsDAT, ne 80
I3td for the above and all intern % iae ports.
For freight OF passage apply on board, OF %
navT0sIt Il H. HARRISON, Agent.
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Attest, E. ". FARRbE.

The undersigned hereby respectfully recommends
his late partner 20 the public and hopes he will
liberal share Of patronage.
may5-df A. MITCHELL,
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DTSS0TTTTON

II He partnership heretofore existing between James
Sloan and Alvah Mitchell in the and style Of Sloan
MITCHELL is this day dissolved by mutual James
Sloan assuming all liabilities nd responsibilities Of the late
firm, paying all debts and receiving an dues after
this date and will the Marble Business at the old
stand corner Of Summer and Spring streets, Nashville.
Nashville, MAJ Z, 1857. JAMES SLOAN,
may S-dtf. ALVAH MITCHELL.
Attest. Z, ". FARRbR.
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FOR MAY DAY
Charles b. Hall.

NO. Is SOUTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE, NASHVILLE
LAS just received complete assortment Of -,
II shoes for Aisses, Boys and Children, consist
ing ia part as follows, viz N
Misses White satin Slippers, ROsstlesi -
Booiess, with and without heels
Children's black Kid ankle Ties.
Lasting CATERS
" Black, Bronze and Red slOroccO Bo0tee8.
Boys and Youths Pine shoes
Boys fine Patent Leather Dancing Pumps;
Youths
BOYS :. :. Caters;
Boy calf and cloth Do;
Youths calf and cloth do:
Boys, Youth and Chdren's Calf O1fords.
For the Ladies.
su. White, Red and satin slippers
Bronze Embroidered .
o. black Satin
o.. Q. English Kid
.. o. Velvet & Lasting
Lasting Buskins;
Caters, front and side lace.
Congress Caters.
For Gemtlemem3H W ear.
Cents tine Gloge Kid Congress Caters;
Calf and TAT.
Lasting
Shoes, with snd without tipsi
Patent and Calf Pumpss
o.. Cloth Congress Caters,
LOW-quarsTed Cslfand Pat. shoes, Oxford Tieg, &c.
All Of when offered at low prices Tor p, as No 70
Public Square. lapr29l CHis. 3. HALL.
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NOTICE.

HAVING suggested the Hon. J. n. Hume, County
II Judge or Perry county Tennessee, the insolvency or
the estate DiHie decd ali persons having claims
against said hereby notified Gle Them, auhen
ticaed as law directs with the said J. ~ Hume County
Judge before tho trst lay in September
and in default theTeofthey will be barred.
mayl2-w3t prs lee s.. JOHN OGUINN5 Admir-.
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NOTICE..

HAVING suggested to the Hon. J. n. Hulme, County
II Judge Of Perry County, Tennessee the insolvency Of
Andrew Wilson, Decd all persons having
claims against said hereby notified file them,
authenticated the law directs vito the said J, N. Hums
County Judge &C.. before the hTst Monday sep
TENDER neat, and IL default theHOf they will be barred
mayI2--w3t prs Zee 50. JOS. n. Brown, Admir-.
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GREAT AFTERNOON SALE OF
Valuable City Property,


ON TUESDAY. MAY 18th, 1851 on the premises Al .
~ o'eOek, P. viii sell 70 the highest bidder, he
following most valuable city property
Boar Lots the Of Jackson ana Market sfees
four Lots the Jackson and College streets Oh
two Of these Lots comfortable Frame Dwellings
Four lots the eornerOf Jackson and Cherry Streets t~o
lots on the corner Of Jackso and summer s.reeis
ALSO thaI most desirable property the corner OF JET
ferson aud Cherry Streets known the COet property,
Two large Brick Dwellings, rooms 10 eaehl and Two most
Beautiful Building Lots on Jefferson street.
ALSO, ten most beautiful lots the Of Crawford
and Vine streets Mos the lots have hne fronts and IN
usual depths.
We most earnestly public attention this SALE as
tue north part Of the eIty being rapidly ba up and
property enhancing rapidly IN value.
IEHMs-lhe Coliet property viii be sold for One-hird
cash, anegOtabe in ninety DAYS, balance
and ears for notes bearing interest," wen secured, pays-
bic In rank, &c.
Most OF the other property will be sold credit Of Is
and years. for notes hearing interest with satisfactory
curity, payable in Bank and a lien retained
News the time for bargains Omnibuses free usual
J. L. & r. w BROWN,
apT30-td a. Cherry street.
n B-For particular description Of the property
see hand-bs Sale 10 begin the conner jackson and
Market street, at O'clhek, P. n.
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FnR NEW ORLEAN.

THE substantial light draught and eOmmo- 53E1A
i dious steamer NASHVILLE, Bellsnyder, kats5sel5
Master, will leave above and all ntorme-
diate landings, on TUESDAY, the l2th inst,
at 2 o'clock M For freight passage apply on board
!" r.sos-dte H. H. HARRISON, Agent
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LAND AMI N EHnOA1o II OAe . AA1E'
DY VIRTUE OF decree Of the County Court Of David
ID son county rendered at the May Tenn, 1857, in the
John LoVel, ct Markham LOve, 81 ais, will oner
for sale, the premises. on THURSDAY, 25fH OF JUNE
Next Tract Of Land aiming about los acres, and y
ing District No. Of Davidson county, about "a miles from
Nashville, miles the MurfreesbOrO pike, and miles
north Of Lavergue Also the time and place Ne
gro Woman and children One gill about years OF
az e, and the OiheT a infant
TRRms-The Land will be sold upon a credit Of one
years, and the Negroes upon credit Of y months, eX
cept the Of SIPS 10 be paid u cash Notes with good
security and lien retained upon the land until
paid. Z. K. CHEAIhAM,
msyI2-Wtd prs fec 81. CLERK and Master.
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NEW LINE OF STEAMERS
BETWEEN
NEW YORK, LONDON AND BREME
The MAGyIF1CEyT BRITISH STEAMSHIPS

THE MAGNIFICENT BRITISH STEAMSHIPS
QUEEN Of the SOUTH, Captain Bsa, 22I tons burthsn
INDIANA ................ Capt. Baker, 1864 do
ARGO. ...................C Capt. Benson, 23l5 DO
JASON. ........... Capt. ButtOn, .b5l DO
OWNED by the EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN STEAM
" SHIPPING COMPANY LONDON AND SOUTH
AMPTON, appointed 10 sail from NEW YORK every
alternate WEDNESDAY, for LONDON AND BREMEN,
touching SOUTHAMPTON land passengers and mails for
England and France. They will remain Que day at London
and then proceed 90 Bremen.
Retur6fnq. thew wnIIeqve BREMEN for NEW YORK on
every alternate SATURDAY, stopping only at noUrHA
These ships Of the frat class, and have superior
accommodations for passengers They viii take limited
number Of thrdcass steerage passengers Surgeon
attached 10 each ship.
The rates Of freight to London will be but little higher
than those OF sailing ships
RATES OF PASSAGE.
First Cabin, $50 Second Cabin, $50; Seerage, So.
The steamship QUEEN OF The SOUTH will sail from
NEW YORK, on WEDNESDAY 27rH MA Y, and be succeed
ed BY the Indiana, 10Th June.
For freight passage apply to
mayl8-ly C.M SAND, IL South William st.
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COPnS and BUnfODS,

R DALTON begs to return his most sincere thanks
II the very liberal patronage conferred upon him during
his unusually long stay here and kewssto state that be
will positively and finally close his practice in this city
O'Clock NJ Thursday, the I4th instant ill then ne may
consulted atrOOm No 32 St. Cloud HOTEL Nashville.
maVI0--daLt
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
q FriNNeII

A RE now receiving and will continue 70 receive rHa
n daily choice and well selected stock OF Boots and
Shoes, expressly for the Retail Trade Their olf -
LADIES' wear is Yery dne consisting in part Of
Glove Kid Congress Callers, with and WithOashs
u q
% &" Fr0nt-lace
Lasting Caters Of every description, with and without
naeIs;
slippers Of ever description, with and without heels
White Kid, Satin aBd six Caters;
% Slippers win heels.
ALSO,
Missed and Childrens shoes or every description
Cents wear every kind aud style made 0y ne best
anuf.cturers in Philadelphia together with dne stock Of
Ssrventt, shoes Br0sans Sc Cali No 81 Public square.
apTii5 SNYDER & FEIZZELL.
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HENRY ". The History Of HsnTy The Fourth, King
France and Navarro. By John 8. C. ABBOTT Numerous Il.
lusratiOns and Illuminated TusPags. I5mo, masin soc;
muslin, gilt edges, laprzs-tE
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a NEAT AND CONVENIENT REsIDENCE


4 NEAT AND CONVENIENT RESIDE NCE
FOR SALE Ar A GREAT ID ARGAIN.
Il Offering Tor sale that Brick Residence IN
Hyues' Addition, ad dining the residence Of ESQ. Man
ming The Lot (tae BOrh half Of Lot 70 fronts % feet
KnO Hlss and back feet alley.
The house is stories high good rooms
has goo eis-ern and wiz be sold great osrEan- II
not previously sold on TUESDAY, may IHE 18TH, will
Do Oeret at pub the Court HJus7 Gate n Nash
Vile, al IL O'Clock, M- For terms, &c. call on
may3-dti A. v. s. LINDSEY.
b EST hUTM Eli CHEESE.
nNE hundred and dlty a5OTe OF superior qualy5
~ just received and for sale by
may6 J. u. ROBERTSON Broadway.
SUNDRIES,
TWENTY-FIVE boxes fresh Lemons
Il 80 boxes Oranges;
90 packages Sweet and Champagne Cider;
$50 do Walkers and Smiths Ale5 various ofands5
dozen New Y0rk made lie Pumps
50 boxes K. z. IA Minis lue orders
10000 Eenu ne Napoleon tlg1rsj
$50 600 gssOr stsd brands
l0,Ug0 Havana Cigars, for city tFaeej
so dozen LemOnd syrup, home made
1000 gallons syrup all havOrs
be soId cheap BY lmay6l j O. ROBEKIs0N.
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RSgs We take pleasure in directing attention to
the card of Prof EDw. GIEsLER, in to-day's paper.
He is very successful teacherof music, and pupils
placed under his charge Will receive every attention
necessary to their rapid progress.
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BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE,
Tuesday, May 26th.

THAT des rable Lend known the Foster Mill Tract,
j miles from the city Of Nashville, on the Mur-
frees bOrO turnpike, is now offered Tor sale TO the
highest bidder the liberal terms, in lots 70 suit Pur
ehasers title OF this property known to be good pc
yond a doubt. Those wishing to make an investment that
will pay would well to examine this land ioT themselves
The undersigned win take great pleasure in showing those
who may call at any time.
TERMs OF sALE-One, two, three and four years credit
mayI9-dtd. JOS. W. DABBS.
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NEW ROUTE TO MEMPHIS.

FARE ONLY s12-TImE '~HRO, 25 HOURS.
TENRAlNS run through from Stevenson to Mem s1-T1
n phis and make close connection with trains
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad at Steven $500
Through Tickets from Nashville to Memphis sold for
So. Time through 25 hours.
NO STAGING.
Passengers should leave Nashville on the O'Clock M,
Train, which arrives at Stevenson A. NJ, and
with Trains for Memphis No delay except in chang
ing c. l.. ANDERSON,
april3-f. Ticket Agent
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Clifton & Abbot,

MOULD respectfully call the attention of their friends
w and the public generally their present stock Of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
consisting Mems and Boys Clothing Of all styles an
prices. also,
FURNISHING GOODS
in the greatest variety, among which British Half Hose
superior articles Fancy and Cotton Half Hose; MernO feet
half Hose Napoleon De JOinville LOutOn and great
rey Of other Neck Ies very rich assortment Of Damask
SILK Crayats, SILK, Kid Isle Thread and other Gloves
Marseiats. Fancy and White Shirts; Shirt Collars both
fancy and white; SILK Drawers and Shirts MeriRO, Leslie
Thread aud Jean Shirts and DRIVERS. These few
among list Of articles too numerous to mention just
ceved. lmaT3l-0
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Ladies' Wear.

Ladies Wear. "a
Ladies superior Congress and Laced GaitsrB win heels;
40 do French Las ing Buud do DO DO
do do BroWn Congress do do %
40 do Curacao hid boots do DO
do de- White KID slippers do do
DO do satin do
do do Bronzsd Toilet Slippers
d do Embruidered black satin slippers
do do Black Gid nesi slippers With hne assori-
ent for Misses Children Of and shouabe styles
lust oDeaed BY JOHN BAMA1 B.,
apr25 A College street.
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AL Rejoice

OUR very extensive stock Of piece goods adapted TO the
~ Spring Trade is opened and ready for inspection
is probably magnificent ever exhibited in Nash
Vile Cloths Of finest texture and Of various cOlOrs
Cassmeres in great variety and VestiRgs adapted every
imaginable taste-a made up 70 ordeF according TO the
latest STYLE ia the neatest and most durable
The INEALLIBLE " HARVEY - is still on hand.
marchIl-tf CLIFTON q ABBOTT.
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RICHARD THE FIRST The History sf Richard he First
King England, By jacob Abbott HIumiuassd Tile and
Numerous Illustrations l5 mo- muslin, 60 cents; muslin,
gilt edges
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GENTLEMEN's FINE SUMNER SHOES.
French Patent Leather Oxford Ties
% do do Tie and Dress shOesi
do do do Congress Gsitsrs,
PruneIa De DO
Bi7ck CIoth, do do plain and tlp'd;
Frsufh Cali, 40 do
40 DO oxford TEES
Enzlsh Lasting plain and tipped Ties. Win ans
ms1t for Boys and Youths Of every description Opened
to-day b. John MANAGE
ap-25 q College lllecl.
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NEW BOOKS.

AURORA LIGHT;
Poem b. Elizabsth BaFet Browning
DR.. KANE'S ARCTIC EXPLORATIONS
In Search Of Sir John Frankling, during the years
Is55-54-'s5; being personal narrative, and contain
Plays and Poems, By Geo. Boxer, 9 vols y mo.
What Can Woman Dol a new volume BY T. S. Arthur.
Ivors, a new Hsvel by Sewell
Prus and dedicated to Mrs. Longfellow By Curtis
Dickens Novels, complete In s. volumes
Olmsteads Texas.
Tue American Almanac, for 1857.
The Prince of the House Of David
Chambers History Of the Russian War
Men and Times Of the Revolution, BY WILSON,
Irving's Life Of Washington, 3 vols
star and the Cloud or Daughters Love- BY Zoe.
LOngfeilow's Poems, complete In vols, Il mo.
Websers Private Correspondence, ? vols, 70.
Parley's Recollecions OF a Lifetime, vols, l2mo.
Emersou's Representative Men,
Emerson's English Traits.
Hugh MHer's England and It's People.
Sturgeon, the modern Whitfield.
Hills Of the Shetemae, By WethWeM
Paul Fame, Novel, By n. P. Willis.
Frank ForesseTl sporting scenes characters.
Lsa3 Star Of Mingrola, BY Reynolds.
Passion and Principle, by Mrs. Grey.
Nuand W isdom Of sydney smith.
Memoir Of syuney smith, BY Mrs austin.
BLANK HOOKS.
LEDGERS, Journals, Day Books, Cash Books, Inv0ics
Books Check Books, Note Paper Envelopes Ink Gold and
Steel Pens, l7ksIands, Pencils Just teesyed By
SCHOOL BUOKS.
John York a CO., haveon hand complete stock OF
Classical and Common School Books which they Offer FOR
sale al the lowest prices. imhi7
A SUPERB WORK on FANCY NEEDLE
WORK.
FRANK LESLIES' PORTFOLIO OF FANCY
Needle Work
EDrrED MRs. ANN s. STEPHENS.
Royal quarto volume elegantly bound In full gill; supe
Or paper price 50 50 and S.. Containing 400 fac ustra
TONS many occupying iu page, printed cOl0rs,
tanning designs ane precise instructions for
Crochet kniLIing, Bugie and Bead Work,
Applique, Dlrned Melted Work,
Braid Work, P0tchimOnie,
Straw Work, Embroidery,
Vax-MOdeling, fruits and FlOWersi in Wax,
Feather Flowers, Painting Velvet, sc.
TOGETHER
Beautiful Patterns for Pa chWurk also numerous patterns
printed in e0IOrs for embroidery, Slippers, Wells, Under
garments, etc, etc.
Leslies' Gazette Of Fashion for prl for sale By
APPS JOHN YORK g. CO., 38 Uni0n St.
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rRTNKg. YALISES. 3

TRUNKS, FALISES, sc.
-vNVDER & FRlZZELL have on hand some
- sus Sole Leather Trunks, Vaises, Carpet aAlL1
Ravs and satchsls, that cannot be 8Ecslled - M
tbs MARKET which offered al low figures, - sAl-A9
81 No q Public square
apn2 sNfDEh d FklALE LL-
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JOHN VINE,
M eP hant Tailor,
Is in receipt of his assortment Of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,

To which he respectfully asks the attention of his friends
and the public generally. TmarchII-tf.
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EL GRINGO or, New Ms1ieo aad her People By ". ".
h. Davis late United States Attorney. la no. muslin,
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W. T. BERRY \ co. have also justrseeivsd-
NORDHOFF'S STORIES OF THB ISLAND WORLD. By
Charles NosdhOG Author or Auu-o War Liie,' aho Nor
chant Vessel whaling and Fishing" &C. Uusiraons
I6mo, Muslin.
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VILLAS AND COTTAGES A Series OF Designs prsparsd
for execution the United States. By CalYe Vau Areh
tsct Gate Downing VauJ Newburg the Hudson. Illus
trated BY 800 Engravings. $40, muslin.
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GIEsLER's ECCLESIASTICAL history. A Text.
Book Of Church History By Or. John c. L. Giossr Trans-
lated from the Fourth Revised German Bdon By Samuel
Davidson, LID, and Rev Johu Wnstadey Hull ~ A. A
new American Edition. Revised and EDITED by Rev. Henry
B. Smith, D. D. Professor in the Union Theological smin
airy, New York. Vols and II now ready 70, lIusIu
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R. c. MNAIKY 4 %

r G., M'NAIRY & %.
RE now in receipt of the largest stock of Staple aBd
IA Fancy Dry Goods er8I retail 10 this section
county comprising everything in their line Of business and
they determined TO sell them the lowest possible
price, either for cash prompt buyers time, and all
persons in search Of thing in Dry Goods would
DO well to give their immense Stock examination they
prepared to OF great inducemenhaving bought the
most Of their stock this from 6rst hands BY The
package.
Our stock is particularly attractive In all descriptions Of
Dress Goods,
Laces and EmbTOideTies,
Ladies WTappings,
White Goods,
House Furnishing.
Hosiery and Gloves,
Goods for Boys,
CaTpetings,
OIL CLOTHS.
We in receipt Of the largest stock brought
the city, in ., 3 AZ - and ls feet widths which will
cut in any shape 20 suit purchasers.
STRAW MATTINGS.
Just received unusually large stock Of ~ A 54 and
Ga, cOlored and white.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
10 bales d and 4 Osnaburgs;
10 bales . and A Bro. Shssting
5 bales sea Island do;
bales Heavy Walnut Twills, for Mems Pants;
2baes heavy Blue do;
IS bales Plaid and Striped OsnabuTgs,
; bales extra heavy . and 4 Twilled Ducks;
cases "a. 1914, Ia and 1874 Bl-a Shestngs,
p do =, =, and 4 4 BCached Shirtings.
All persons search Of goods Of this kind will find that
able and will sell as low any house In the country
mayI-u
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KATHIE BRANDB. Fireside History Of Quiet Life By
HOIms Lee, Authsr Of TBOruey Hall Gilbert Msssulsr
&c. I2mO muslin.
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DoRs; ByA srnorlrn IL Epaor.. nird zaiaon-
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q rreLows WITH TUB GENIUS OF ROnAEcE.n
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-16


= CEALED proposals will be received Ut the Office
~ If the City Engineer until o'clock Y. Nj. OF
Monday. January 18th, A. u. 1857, for the Nc
Adainizirg AMI laying the gutter ef the following
named streets portions Of streets that may
be in condition for the same. To. wit
Blpnaeau-st. from Watcf-st. tr Fourteenth.
Iohnsoa ri. from Fifth to Fourteenth.
Exchange-st, from " alter to Fifth.
First and Third-sts, from ohnson to Exchange.
Firs, st. from Main % Bioudoau.
Second aud Third sts from Main TO Ugh.
Fourth st from Orleans to Cedar.
Fifh-st from Franklin 10 Cedar.
sixth, Seventh, Eighth, Ninth Tenth Eleventh,
Twelfth, Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets be
tween Main and Bloudean.
Aisa, for Furnishing and setting ali curling re-
auired within the limits embraced by their con-
tracts for MeAdsmiaing and CUTTERS, and not put
in BY June LIST 1857.
Specifications can be seen at the Offce Of City
Engineer
L. HUTCHINSON
keokuk, Dec. %. 1856. City Engineer.
dsw Post ard TIM copy.