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Baaks aRo Stationary.


hooks TOT Every Library.
DEMONS A~brdgement Of the Debates Of Congress ;
ID Behton's Thirty Years in the United States senate.
tEu vols;
Private Correspondence OF Daniel webster. two vols
Webstrrs Works. 8 vols;
John @. Cahoun's WORKS, 8 vols;
Kane's Arctic Explorations, two vols;
Catlin's Nsrth American Indians, 2 vols
Campo ns Lives Of the Lord Chaucenors. 7 vols
CsmpbeiPs Lives Of the Chief Justices, . vols
Miss StTickland's Lives OF the Queens Of England svols:
Banerofts History Of he United States, S vols.
The British Essayists, 3 vols f;
Duyckinek $ cyelopedla Of American Literature. ? vols I;
IrVinEs Life Of Warrington, 3 vols;
Sparks American Biography, IS vols
Selections for Sabbath Reading. For sale -
ap12 CLEAVES & GUION.
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was destroyed, several OF these Safes we're tested with
results similar TO the following
NEW YORK. Nov. IL, 1856.
Mr.. EDITOR In the fire at No. 80 Warren-street, on
the morning Of the 9Th inst, our most valuable books and
papers were exposed for SO hours in one Of Stearns &
Marvin's Fire-PrOof Safes.
We say hre proof, not because they are 80 labeled, bit
because We have so proved them. Our books and papers
came out %uniDjured, save the binding Of the books, coca.
stoned by steam.
Our store was dive stories above ground, and two sto-
ries below, occupied from cellar TO garrett. The intensity
OF the heat can be attested b. any hremsn WHO witnessed
It.
No furnace could be oOntrived by the ingenuity OF man
to create a more intense heat. We voluntarily give this
tribute 10 the value OF these Safes, and select yOur widely
circulated commercial journal 10 inform the mercantile
community what estimate to place upon Stearns x Ear-
WINS Wilder Patent Salamander Safes.
Respectfully,
HAYILAND, HARREL & RISLEY,
Wholesale Druggists.
In this cnnneIiOn the Manufacturers write Us: 'swe have
made these Safes over Is yea Shave sold over 9 500
Had 2i5 tested in accidental ores in the United States and
Canada, and never yet had a customer 10 lose q dollar By
fire from one OF them. We think they have earned a high
reputation, as they are readily sold here in preference 10
other Safes at % 70 so per cent. less price" A full stock
Kept constantly On hand BY
LOWNES, ORGILL * co.
Ageuts for Steaus g. Marvin.
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Clerks sale of Valuable City
Property.

Property.
Frazer Titus, Louisa v. Nelson rp.-.. p.,,.,on 70
and Suth n Nelson, minors. IN 81 800 saT
by their guardian and next 49,
friend :. NJ. Proyine.
PURSUANT 70 a Decree OF the Circuit Court OF Shelby
L county. rendered al the 5 ptenber Term. 1876, m the
above caus- I viii, on
SATURDAY, THE ID OF NAY, 1857
on the premises, In the ely Of Memphis, proceed to sell
to the highest bidder, a valuable Lot Of Ground. being
part Of Lots 1876, 1871 1nd l5s fronting 81 fee II Inches
on ESch1nee Square, and running back east i4SS feet 70
Main street, in the city Of Memphis, cCun , Of Shelby
and State OF tennessee
TERMS OF SALE.-Onr third cash tai nee on q
credit Of one and two years in squal insts m-uts. Pur-
chaser TO execute bond ;. curly for the unpsft purchase
money, snl a lien will lie retained on the Lot until anal
payment is made.
Nevertheless, said Lot vii b. oferrd at private sale
upoR the above terms, until the above tsnr. when, II q
suitable purchaser Is rot found, salt Lot will be sold as
Aforesaid. For particulars, call on Frazer Titus, J. n.
Provine. or me.
mar26-tds N d L. STEWART Clerk, nc.
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for SALE anO Sent.
MOST DESIRABLE LOTS
-~- HanH

TTyF lots On Alabams road, adjoining the property Of
Il NJ Marsh Miller. and nearly opposite The residence
- SAN. Mosby. ESQ fronting on Alabama ryad % iee'
rscb. running back 1851 fec This Is Q mo>l o-efale
location for residences, IN 8 p OFT healthy pass o. me S"eS
and viii De sold in lots & sUif purchasers.
ALSO. III feet on Market street. Immediately oppo.lte
the resideno- Of F. Titus, Esq, running ba 4 some ioo
f-4t rpon when il & dwelling and outhouses, well and
-i.farn. with A choice selection Il fTuiJ IT es. Those
VIKING 70 secure sites for family residences contiguous
% the business portion Of the city would DO "el 10 MAKE
early application. Terms cay. Apply 10
JOHN MCNAMARA.
en- ~ av,a-c,m 4 20 -
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&. y. Clark ( O..
nIssOIUTI0N.

OA(rOA IL AAO-Ns
ON the fst June, 1856. the arm heretofore existing be-
tween F. II. CLARK and A @. WURZACH was dis
solved by mutual consent. ?. II. CLARK Is charged with
the settienIeat Of INC business u the late frm Of p. e.
Clark q Co. r. n. CLARE
A. o. WURzBAOH
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. ROOKs-

INTERFERING bUUASs
THEODOSIA ERNEST, Volume Or, Ten Days Ira
i vel in Search cf the Church.
The Giant Kiaeri OF, The Battle Inch All Must
Fight.
seAmpavIas from Gibei Tarek 70 stambOui, BY Lieut..
Wise, o.. s. y.
Fifty Years in Both Hemispheres; Or, "Reminiscences
Of the Life OF q Former Merchant, BY Yneent N0te, late
Of New Orleans.
Chambers History % the Russian War, I65IJ56, with
Maps, Plans aud Wood Engravings.
Curtis works, 5 vols, embracing Nile Notes, H0Eadji
in Syria, Potiphar Papers, and Prus and ].
Catlins' North American Indians, 2 vols.
Charles Lambs Works, 4 vols.
Holds Works, 4 vols. For sale By
ap5 CLRAVES & GUION.
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WtbSter's Private Correspondence,

W~ebSter's Private Correspondence,
MYTH Autobiography and Personal "reminiscences,
w containing alsoa Biographical notice Of Ezekiel
webster. Two vols, $40.
A new Lie o. Summerheld, BY william W. Wnlett
Canterbury Tales By Harriet Lee, in Two volumes;
The Aiser, R.sketicketsck, and the Poor Genufman;
Three Tales Ia one volume BY Hendrick Cononscienoe
Poems Of Henry WadswOrth LsngfelOw complete in two
volumes.
New Juveniles.
The CSstavays or, the Adventures Of a Family in the
Wnds OF Africa, illustrated;
The Payday Book, New Stories for Little Folks, BY Fan
ny FERN
", By Cornelius Mathews, with Illustrations, By
barley;
Our Grsndmother's Stories. and Aunt Katss Firesids
Memories. Just received and for sale By
jan2f-dsW CLEAVBS a GUION.
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FREESE s. FLOWERS
NEW MERCANTILE COLLEGE
No. 33S Main Street,
Bet. Union and Gayoso.

Ut NHIJu q UATVsVI
MEMPHIS, TENN,
rs now open for the reception Of Students. Everything
Il that is taught in any institution Of a similar kind in
the United States can be learned here. The course m
braces Single and Double Entry bookkeeping, Penman-
ship, Commercial Law, Commercial Forms and Calcula-
tons, Banking, Wholesale and Retail, Commission,
Steamboat, Manufacturing. sc
Students are not taught in classes they are instructed
individually and separately so there will be no detention
on account OF classes. 1t takes but s few weeks TO COM
plete the course.
The hours OF instruction will be from 9 to u A.. NJ d, and
from ? TO 8 P. 81. Also, Evening Lessons from 7 10 8
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IUsT RECEIYEn.

A FEW copies Of WASHINGTON CROSSING THE
a " Painted by Z. Leutze, and engraved
BY Paul Girardet-
A LARGE assortment o. Frerch Lth0Ersphs and Steel
Engraviugs, suitable for Greci IN Painti- z, well worthy
the attention Of Teachers; these wishing, would DO wei
70 call early and make selections
Late Books.
Benton's Abridgement Of the Debates in Congress frCm
1853 u 1876, bound in muslin OF law sheep.
Daycklnk's Cyciopeiia Of American Literature, in two
vols Illustrated
Pine l6mo. POckqf EDITION Of L0ngfelOw's pens.
Of rennys0u's "
For sale BY LEAVE & GUION
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NEW FIRM
fl CsARD.
OUR NOW FIRM

II affords me pleasure TO announce to my friends and
the public that ! have associated with me my former
partner, JAS. s. WILKINS, and my well-known assIs-
tsnt, THOS. HILL, under tbs familiar style Of =. n
LAR * co.
The new firm will start with an enicieut forcs in each
mechanioalbrAnch the watch department being under the
supervision OF Nj. wilkins.
Sto kfuil at all times OF the latest fashions. and prices
IS low As the same quality and style OF goods can be pur-
chased in Philadelphia OF New York.
I am thankful for the liberal patronage extended 70 me
during my fifteen years residence In Memphis. and my
aim will be 70 merit is continuance.
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C. z. HOIST & SON,
A GREAT SPECULATION!
PEARL WORK UPON GLASS

A GREAT SPECULATION!
WORK UPON GLASS.
NOTICE is hereby given to all whom it may concern.
~ that the undersigned is the Patentee, having the ex
elusive and sole right TO manufacture and vcnd SHAW'S
PATENT PEARL WORK, being an entirely new aud
beautiful mode Of ornamenting glass in imi alton Of pear
wjrk, by an original design and process, imparting >
brilliant, vaiiegated appearance to the surface Of the
Glass. II is admirably adapted 10 lettering upon signs,
show cards, &c sc being imperviOus to water, durable
and lasting. and cheaper in execution than ordinary pain
ting, aud can be learnt in one hour.
Any infringement upon my patent will b. prosecuted
to the extent Of the Law. Persons who desire 10 purcha-e
State or County Rights, either in Tennessee, Arkansas ~
Mississippi, can spply 10 J. VI. SHAW II CO.. corner q
Bank Avenue and Madison street, Memphis, Tenn, whJ
JEROME B. SHAW,
apl-Im New York CITY.
Fancy Prints.
O50 CASES Fancy Prints, new styles, OF hand and for
@srsI ais Main Streets, T%oSisTine, Ky.
Lawns.
Inn CASES Fancy Lawns, on hand for sale by
lUU AME LOW Il CO.,
msr3l AIS Main street, Louisville. Ky.
French JacOnets.
I : BALES printed French Jsconetts, very handsome
LEI styles, on hand and for sale by
JAMES Low & CO.,
mar3l AIS Main street, Louisville, Ky.
Crepe D'Espagne.
> CASES Crepe D'kspsgne, assorted ooiors;
~ 4 u odAAl AiAkN AAA NhAnAH
l casePigured aud Chali; on hand and for sale v
JAMES LOW s. CO,
mar3I ais Main street, Louisville, NJ.
De Bege.
a. CASES n De Beige, 10 cases a. De Bege, on hand and
for sale by JAMES Low & co
mar3I AIS Main street, Louisville, Ky.
Bleached COtfOns.
CASES Bleaehed Cottons, on hand and sor SAFE by
ZOU n LOW & Co.
mar3I AIS Main street, Louisville, Ky.
striped Osnaburgs!
- BALES Striped Osnaburgs, on hard and for sale BY
10 JAMES LOW * CO.,
marsI ais Main street, Louisville, Ky.
Linen Pant Stu6s!
CASES Plain and Twined Linen Pant Stufs, on hand
Oil and for sale BY JAMES Low q co.
msr3I AIS Main street, Louisville, Ky.
Sea IkIand Brown Cotton!
4 M BALES Sea Island Brown Cotton on hand and Tot
It'll sale n JAMES Low x CO.,
msrsI AIS Main street. Louisville. XIV.
Hosiery!
DOZEN Hose and Half Hose, on hand and for
1tllIl sslrb v JAMES LOW * co.
mSrsI AIS Main street. Louisville, KY
just Received.
z n CASKS Booth & Sedgwick's London Cordial
0U Gin, by Il. II. POTTER Main street,
febfs Third door North Worsham House.
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PurifV o BIOOd!
Carriage FactOrY.

THE undersigned have opened a Carriage FACTORY n
II Second street, between Washington and Adams
streets, where they are prepared % Manufacture and H.
pair Carriages at the shortest notice. All WORK done ny
them will be guaranteed, and q share Of public patron -
solicited
iAns-fv L S. BURR 3 co
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LEGAL NOTICE.
MANSON N. BRlEs & NJ NJ BalEN, R4
ATTORNEYS AT law,
NaauVIIIR TRNNRSaRR

cmce Ne AZ West sie q Cherry a. CsoRers Baiidr g,
hrmefiy occupied b. Id. Ewing
HAYS taken eos artne5ship ny an NJ Bars, IN
the practice 81 tsN IN 81 Csarx % nAvtlssn coan-
a. 0ae 81 both eau rcnefaliY Be ioaod In the oihcs
PreHnpt Ant especial attention asays Eivp 10 securing
AMI eoisesng ali siana. tMoasy AlsAysrsA shea CO..
lscted
hare heen constantly and rssuary engsxe n nv pro-
sssoa IN Re h1unAs DISTRACT hr ~ iass seec yesrs
citira h estst q in ihs ecaataes ~ eAneSa'
neKAlb white fsnirezs, Qvertoa, fpaaA All @seAssa
have general aegaaiuiance 80 Sc mereaAas aA@
hasinsss usn IN thesr rraafira -.
ne Asrehaas. ~ N..asls ssi e ether paces, pigai
Sad Il their nlerrt - tooeF r'n ne an fss''9n As
u. = -.
rsier % any aai 81 psrseas wAe has ne sf ~
ability And proapt kiientloa - ea.assss =. ..,srx
mergAlf-ly A@~@N -
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The nREEENaERG MEDICINES

Are vel known and esgedy sought for throughout 'ns
whole Coninsntof America
New er Before their Introduction could any series
Of popular remedies be found that equal to any
g5v that were ALWAYS be relied on, and were within
reach Of the poorest persons!
Never BEFORE the Grefenburg Pills. could you OBJ
tain for 25c certain remedy for Bilious Diseases, Liver
Complaints Dyspt psia, CostiveneSs and Asthma.
Never BEFORE this Fever and Ague remedy, coul1
thing be found that cured all Of Chs and Fev-
for soc.
Never BEFORE the Green Mountain Ointment v as
ther 70 be- found 70 Csc any immediate cure for BdTns
Bruises Cuts old Sores, Erysphelas, and Inhammaaons
either external or internal
Never Before TIarshalPs Uterine Ca.
thOIicon was FAILING Of the Womb, and other .terne
diseases ourd eurabe Now ten cases out CT tSSFe
are cured b this med cine.
r. u any physician suppcses tat his is merely
qusrk remedy. would reply, that u Is prepared ~ 1T
Pomeroy OF Utica eathy aud oh phYsicia1 me Al
opathic choOl-lhat We III furnish reputable physl
elan any quantity Of eratuiousy 10 test ITS merits on ms
patients and furthermore, b. writing TO Dr. tomeroy ne
can De furnished with rs component paris 'lls -
ct eng the female hat the scieIce OF medicine
has discovered in century.
Never RefOre has the Consumptve's Balm found It's
equal. How there in life and hedlih, VINO
would this, have entered Deaths dars portal u they
had not been aisd to this IN preisre 70
many nOstrums that are loudly Wanted
Never Before Piles and hundred diseases GER
tain ofcure We have rateS of persous entirely re-
evtd after Dr.. Mott and ohe greAt Thys clans had as
serted that Eohing the knfs could afford relief
Never Before could inhaued eyes aud weakness Of
sight be cured for twenty-five cents Tie Eye Lotion
doesit.
Never Before was any Book published that contains
much eiical knowledge the Graefenterg Manual q
Health for twenty i've cents 1t be in family
in the land.
Never RefOre has any Almanac been published 50
valusll- the Heath Almanac IL is furnished gralu
MACKENZIE BECKwITH,
karb Ta-r
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Nctice to Contractors.
vINlUEsTIH AED ALABAMA RAIL Road.


DROPusAJs me invited a Salon, on saturday,, the III
i JLy n, xt fpr thc Gra"iuP. NJ onry and iigng
this rpfd dNerirg from N IA. hyiae and ChaUanOoGi
,irnad ct ece d. and TunpitE through Winchester and
near salem in Frauu COuHty Iern and from theme 70
Fave tey lie Lincoln county, d. nee OF about tlr y
eight ME
Decherl7 sections having b-cn tnshed and 10 partly
graded.
Bids VIII be received for more 'eciions (of about
one raj ea-h) pasmtnfs WI b. four dths cash ami one
hin ito be The work progresses, th- stock
only 20 b. reserved mun,ilY Inmates.
There ~ De zone heavy WORK, IN making the ascent
70 the CT ing Of Xix River, 20 tie tabe land know
as TIE Harre IS" Very ite rock Willie encountered
any portion OF the line.
The country through which the line carried Is healthy
and ahou - 10 The requisite pcoducto for the susenance
OF ~ aud stock.
Pans Prodlas be ninsd blank proposals. and
con ract5 accompanying sIecicaiD1s procured, ani
other lrnatol ia relation % the be
taiued Application 10 tdEn Mead Resilient Engineer,
a. Fayetteville for ten ia ys previous the letting.
Sasi factory eviienc Of ability % complete the work
bid for accompany the proposals. which may be adj
d es ei b
v X sTFvFEsoN President, Mas vile, Ten1.
Jas. n. buANr, hitf Enli .eer. do do.
fDwfy NF.D. Resident do Fayetteville DO.
or be h8uted 10 a sac on tls day ofleltnT.
q, order 81 the Beard. -. II. GRANT,
Nashyii t., Nayls, 1854 -t.luyl Chief En- gneer
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GROCERIES.

CUGaR-tO hhd1 Pair 70 Prime IN store and for sale by
- fsbl8 SMITH, LOVE co.
CoFFE -25Obrrs Prime New OIesns and Baltimore, for
" sale by fb'3 SMITH LOVE CO
NF0LAsSE5- rs bslq aud halves choice new crop, io'
vi sale BY feh13 SHITU, LOVE co.
CENDLEs-10o boxes Star Candles and5 boyes TalloN
4 Candes for sale bv SNTTrH. LOVE = co.
Vk7VISKY--1On bbls PfEe's fper steamer Swallow
w 81 hh's pld I'VE and Povrh0n whisky;
30 hhs SnitHs Fe7erva ana Nn0o7gahela WHISKY
.Urauuies Vines. &C &c - store and Cor sole by
SMITH LOVE h CO.
ssE 40 81
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FoR RENr.

A coNF0RTAnLS TWO STORY HOUSE, near
II the corner q apTaee and Dxmembrane streets, "a
cCnaining an roJfns besides kilshen ssiyants -
sebes, etc via ee ted oF thr fsnaiadef 81 he
Ysar he demonstrating pAJ able
Houthly.
good and lreaeK shi D. hired Tor ne sn
der 81 hsgcaE part u Tie furniture nay - rsatsdor
plrth asea Am 10 niLis. l. h01n.
rass8-u General AEoni Cherry st
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CAOICE FARM LANDS FOR SALE.
INTEREST.

NUEsE lands granted bv the Government to ad 10
1 the construction Of this Road, and are among he
richest and fertile in the world. They extend
Northeast AMI Northwest, throu-h the middle Of the
state the extreme South ard IN lude every variety Of
climate and productions found between those para els Of
latitude. The Northern portion Is chiefly prairie, inter
spered with tine groves, and in the middle and oarhrrn
sections tin Der preiominates, alternating with beautiful
The climate healthy, mild AMI squabie than any
other part u the vythe air is pu.e and bracng,
while living streams ard springs OF abound
Btumiuous Coal Is extensively incl, and supplies a
cheap and desirable fuel being lrl ish-d any pons
at 81 % ~ per tonand wood can he had al The rate
per cord.
Building Stone Of excellent quality also abounds which
he procured Tor lite more than the expense Of trans
lhe great fertility Of these lands which are Hack rich
mou from two 70 I've feet deep, aad getuy 70 lin er
eonguity this Road, by which every facility T. furnished
Tor travel ana transportation, 20 the principal markets
North, South Pas, West, and the economy With which
hey cltEatei reader tn The most vsluate ia
hat found sni present ihr most favorable
opportunity, lJr persons OF Industrious tabs aud small
EN-, 70 acquire eomlorabs iudePen ieuce In few
yesu.
Chicago is The greatest grain market in The world
and the facility aua economy sfh which The products
thee lands be trsnpoIt,d 70 hat market hem
much protJabe The prices asked, than hose
remote AZ FOyyrnmsut Tates,-ss The additional cost Of
ransporaiion T. pen eua tax on the letter. which NUT
R borne BY The prolucer IN the reduced price he receives
The ntir IS peri-ct-and when ne nnsl payments ere
male, Deeds executed by IN, Trustees appointed by
thu State and n shom he i, vested 70 purchasers,
which convey hsm absolute TILES ii Zee simple free and
The prices a. $50; Interest only per cent
Tweny cent viii be dsdaete from the credit price
for Cash.
Those Eho purchase on long credit give notes payable
In and yekrs after date, aud required 10 I'M
prove tenth Annually fo eve years have
hall the land undsT cultivation, the snd Of the tr
C0mpstsn Surveyors vi accompany those Who vish 70
exseins The Lands, &c o. oha1ge, aud ala ihs in
making selecuea1.
The lands rrnaining unsoh rich and valuable
those which have been "a postd q.
Sectional % yin be sent b Who VII sRciose
Een
tanning instances O. saeeefal faming Signei
b. grspvetshe and WrtknosR farmers hung In the
neehhorhnod Of Abe Railroad Lzn thoagh0at the y ate
afro The cos u DcnS. price q cattle, 81 h4F-
vesting thre hiug, tic any other infoTUaiio1-~n
be ehssFay givcn Application, eiths personally Or by
letter, ia kagiish, ffeEeA, dermaa, sddressedt 20
JOAN WILSON,
Lard Commissioner Of the innos Csnti al 4. K. Co.
g35 0l1ce IA i.lnas Cen.ia RaaEeSd Depot CGieago,
Hnois nArcl8l
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R Il M O y "a L .

THE subscriber takes this method OF informing his OLD
l. customers and friends snd the public generally that
he has his a rdware store ro the Oh stand or
Marset No 58, IN the argc brick building, lately
erected the South side ~ BROAD street. where he keep
instantly hsnd aud makes order the various ruclef
emb acrd Ga hi line OF business lie invites especial at
tentIu to nis large ass0rtpeut Of CASTING, LLOW-
WAX, BRASS, &C such as tnte and Goa Crates, Wag
on IKE ,Ppv Mold Strav CIters, rn she lers, Corn
Crn@hers MiA Cushers Balcony WORK aud iron Fencing,
Conee Ms, TIA hees Bra, *, titles. bog Irons, Candle
Sicfs AMI an ALMOST endless variety other articles.
jan29-d ANpkEV Anderson
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Raftan Chairs.

AL have 90 and ie~ hanJaanae hAffAA sfNfAd,
w akH and koCAff0 CHAIRS, MAatkN ard
0lAJEnks BAzkETs, LADiks' FANCY W0AA tAskEf6
ale MACKENZIE q WlL80a.
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ii Trarks Vallses, Carp-t-Rsgs. re-, for the Al
srinr aaa samuler Trade, consisting N part FekN
follows. VIZ: 49,
ladies ane KID aad Nor Booees. thin aud thick sole,
= Ka Sifprr-, pam ant triaaned,
a +" tassing tfaitsfs, SIDE Ard font lace;
"a Lastiae Patent Gar slS, extra nHs;
4" Md Gsiters. kuskias and Ties;
NIs e. ard Chldreus Lasting 6aitsrs sad coa. Rootses
Chidren Kid an1 Nor. haotees, Wessd and r. Sse,
a Slippers a1d Anklc Eies,
Vaney Glove KID rop rostress
Weuens extra siEe kA h30tsss b kins ard Slippers
Nor. prTFei and sesed,
servants heavy Caf Kip AMI Nor. Hooees ssss;
Gentsen en's dne Calf pegrcd AMI serel Boots
Gents ane Couxrsss. Cat. PAT sBd KID oxford Ties,
Ias-llE BrnEens, u Various styles
Boyt Yoath's and Chiafsn% CAT Pal Leather aad Kid
coazress 6laiisrl anI Oxford Tea
ALsD.-Nsns, ross' sna Yoath's cad kp and Congress
Brorans ofevery de- crlslirn, extra stes-
ALsO.A large stock q frsnSs Naissa and caFps-BAgs
q she bsst qaality
HAS HATs uArS.-f hkTs Feeslved, dsrect frem the
anafacorss 81 tssi styles " sprns ant samaer
Has onslstlar a apeaE C4sincre and IA Hats 81
-Vrs sty texs an AZ sealess Vaftety - ane Les
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