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The Leaders of southern Democracy.

The leaders of Southern Democracy have been
stripped of all their specious adornment and at
present stand revealed 70 the world in naked de-
formity. If the people, the deluded people of the
South needed any additional evidence OF the hol-
low-hesrtedness of these leaders-if they wish TO
make assurance, doubly sure to the false aud
heterogeneous principles of the So-eaiIed Democra-
cy, let them cast their eyes around and coutrm-
plate the present condition of the Iuth connected
with the promises of the past and the prosp cts of
thu future Where now is the undivided SOitthF-
broken and scattered by the folly or corruption of
her protested friends. Deceived and BETRAYED
bound hand and foot to the triumphal chariot
wheels OF the President, she is dragged along an
unwilling captive amid the shouts of her Black Re-
publican enemies. The big many tones Of South
ern devotion, which once issued from the lips Of
her erel.sire defenders, ia now beginning to sink
into a childish trebble. The curses both loud and
deep, which were so lately hurled at the Governor
now since hi- acts have been approved, fall like
snow fakes upon the annointed head OF the Presi-
dent.
Since the Washington Union the official organ
OF the Administration, announced the endorsement
of Walker by the President there has been an evil
dent tenderfoOtedness exhibited by Southern Dem
OcTatc journals They, TO keep up even the sem
blauce OF fidelity 70 the South, we're compelled At
first TO affect yirtuous Indignation. Such epithets
liar, traitor miuiOn, very literally bestowed
TN the agent but excuses were hunted I'D for the
more guilty principal. VIII these journals now
"iace the musicy' II these reproaches we're Justly
hesped upon Gov. Walker they not douoly
deserved by President Buebanant And il the
President Is a liar, traitor aud an enemy to the
South, What must be his suppo5teFsg Il the Priest
Is monkey, what long tails the worshippsrs must
bavel
In the present chaotic condition Of the Southern
Democracy, it is difficult say what policy viii be
recommended by the leaders. VIII they stick 70
their principles aud desert their men, viii they
desert their men au5 sustain their principles! Can
they after the recent reception fresh upon the
minds Of the people, regain public favor aud
confdsncef AS they are very fond Of eeslowing
Diek-names We knos TO better or appropriate name
that they could bear, than the Joint Snake Party
II th-ir present discovered parts should ever in an
honest natural Way come together. II any signs
/ Of crawling 70 n common centre should Dc mani
Tested, Ne hope the people wil interpose aud
save the country from this. tbe greatess Of afie-
| TONS ColaHbas (Ga.) Esq.
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Democracy Alarmed.

The Democracy of Tennessee are becoming alarm
ed in view of the approaching election, and hot
without cause, for the American party are destined
to succeed in this election, in eecting their Gov
ernor, Legislature, and a majority of the members
of Congress. We are not saying il for effect, but
we honestly believe 1t. Never we're the prospects
of our party brighter in Tennessee, and never was
our party more united. Well may the sham De-
mocrscy be alarmed Nor is it strange that they
should be sending out their speakers into every
county, and flooding the whole State, through the
Post Office D, partment, with all manner OF lying
documents, prepared for the occasion! But it all
wont do-thr People have concluded to turn them
out of office in Tennessee.-HHozUlEs Wing.
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President who refuses to recall him, in open
disregard of the demands of a large and res
spectacle body of the Southern democracy2
We are aware that our neighbor is expert at
trimming and lodging; but he seems disin-
elined TO try a somerset. He cannot however
longer retain bis position against Walker and
IN favor Of Buchanan. 1t is self-destruetive,
and embodies paIpable contradiction. Win
he say whether he is in favor of Walkers re-
call Will be follow up his article of the
18th with Others, taking a clear snd intelligi-
bic position, either on one side or the other 2
We shall see.
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HEAVY FAILuRE-MYsrERIoUs DisAPPEARANcE,
Sc.-lhi0rmauon reached this city on fGesday
that j. ii. Shouse, Of woodlori hai failed, mede
an assignment, and disappeared. Shouse vas con-
sidsred wealthy mah, aud specialized 10 almost
every thing. Hs vas 10 this city on SATURDAY. and
bufrOWed from relative Who Is a merchant 50
300. tie left Tor bis home Gu The same dav and
arriving at Frankfort after bank hours Induced one
OF the cashiers there 70 reopen the back 10 take
up his note, which he had permitted to be prot, ~,
ed He then eft for home, aud on Monday morn
ing al - o'clock be made an assignment Of Ill his
property to three citizens OF WoOdord Tor the ben
eft OF his creditors. SiCce be has not been seen
or heard Of His property Is rated 81 SlOQ, OOO
aud his Indebtedness az 100000. We learn that
Soouse's Indebtedness 60 merchants, 10 this city,
amounts az least TO 10000. he passed bis paper
on one house 20 the amount Of IS 900, which pur-
ported to be endorsed by his father aud cousin bat
Il turns oct thai their pat 10 iE uighoaI
their Knowledge.
Il IS, however, probable, that his relatives, Who
are Lighly respectable, sill compromises the mat
ter With the holders Of the paPet.--L0zisvils
Journal.
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The Giant Dnrden.

From the West Tennessee Wing.
MILES DARUEN.-SOme weeks ago gave few
fees in regard to the weight and dimensions of this
extraordinary man, and promised our readers
tbrourh the courtesy of friend in Henderson coun-
ty farther items of interest. The friend we referred
10 Rev. John Brooks, whose veracity, we be.
lieVe, has never been questioned by any one. He
writes fOilows
"Hr Darden was born in North Carolina, in the
year 1898 and departed this life, at hs residence
10 Henderson county. Tenn, the 23d day of Jan
uarv, 1S57-iu the fffy-Dinth ear OF bis age.
He joined the Baptist Church in early life, and
shortly sftcr emgrated to Tennessee, where he con-
nected himself with what is called the Christian
Church, hut had rot been member of any church
for years past, but moral and fond of convers-
iDg on religious subjects. He a kind, Obgtng
ne ghoor, and fond OF company. About fifteen
years ago he joined the masoDs. He married
twice. His children very large, but probably
none OF them will ever be than half the weight
Of their father. He was quite active aud lively,
and aborcd until shout years ago, when he be-
came so heshy that be was compelled to stay at
home or be hauled about in two horse wagon.
In lS49 he made contract with Tailor TO fur
n=h him suit of clothes for fifty doliars-the cloth
was to cost five dollars per yard. Upon measure
ment it took twelve yards Of cloth So the tailor
lost ten dollars and the making The tailor states
that three men, each weighing over 200 pounds,
put the coat on, buttoned it around them ana walk
ed across the square at Lexington.
10 1850 it took 1871 yards OF fax CLOTH yard wide,
10 make him a coat
It took l6 yards of cambria for his shroud-24
yards bsek velvet to cover the sides and lid of his
cofin-l25 eeG Of plank to make bis coffin.
Ills coffin was feet long,
Across the breast 50 inches.
" head Is g
" foot II
It's depth So
He weighed in ls45, ST. pounds
His height z feet six inches.
His weight when he died, as nearly as could be
ascertained, yrs a fraction one thousand
pounds"
SUPERIOR Stone CoAL.-We have been shown
some beautiful camel coal, from the mines in
Campbell county, and within one mile Of the depot
OF the Knoxville aud Kentucky Railroad, thirty
miles from rere. Til mine is at the terminus Of
the thirty miles now under contract, and going
rapidly forward TO completion. reliable gentle
inf rms Lat there is a clear vein Of sir feet
IN thickness, and that it is convenient to raise
There is a sufficient quantity to ply the entire
market OF East Tennessee !-KltorrjLe Wig.
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MArcus nuIzbacher vs.. n. Fachhemer and others.
a the Office Of the clerk and of the hancery
n Court at Nashville the 2Oth ~ July, 81,
motion OF complainant by counsel in he above cause and
tappearng to the ss ctOn Of the clerk and that
he said defendant Marcus Fachemer nonresident
the State of Ten and therefore the ordinary process
OF IN court cannot be upon him therefore ord red
by the clerk and master that publication be made
successive weeks in the Nashville PdlOt newspaper pub
ished IN the city Of Nashville requiring the said defendant
to appear at the Of the Oh merry Court be
lden for the county Of Davidson, tuurt house
thereof in the city Of Ma hvie the fl, Monday in
November next, and answer said bill the will be
taken for confessed him and down for
parte q. D BRIEN,
Juy21-w4t prs fee So. Clerk and Master
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TO MILLERS AND COOPERS.

AYINi Fur ehassd eoeo % heavily tirber,s rs
II pear Paradise H, Is Eles fosa Nssh vile with sau
~ A. &e-. 6c, erecting ear Barrel ana 81 We
achnesy tsrsen, and shsH BE prepared IN sssks =
supply al dsaaH3f Or kouF nHd Dfy Bzrrels o. .tes
barre IL eFsrg res9ee - any il ass MscAas .
Hsud nate
ssmFlsa cf hsrFe's knd SaVzk, can b sesa ~ Hsss
GAIA Hal, ~ Fuhse rauEEe Having Il aIsehrr
can Il necessarg, tern cat lsod baFrrts per aaF
Orders recsvea and informAtiaa gives, 49, Oouuty
RiEhts for saie ~
kassviIs. July IS, 1851. EDWIN FERGusox a ca
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TENNESSEE ITEMS.

Eg- The Memphis appeal learns that the Flo1
is prevailing to an alarming extent in me vicinity
of Water Valley, Yalobusha county, Miss.
g. son of Xr. a. S. Hancock, of Memphis,
YVES drowned in the river opposite that place last
Friday, whilst bathing. He was about thirteen
years Of age.
70 There is to be Fancy Dress Ball at Bea'
yer Dam Springs on the 18th of August next, to
continue several daysl
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SINGER7S
SEWING MACHINES!

REAT SUCCESS is always most conclusive proof OF
" good merit. Judged b, this th-re IS labor
saving Mschre before the public compared SINdERB
SEWING MACHINE After establishing the highest rep
utaton in the Uuted states the proof which is the fact
that have about 1890 OF Machines employed BY
manufacturer and families Throughout the country ana
have received IL MEDALS from ~ DIFFERENT STATES,
81 Fairs.
They we're examined at the late "Expoon Universee"
in France, here they carried "a the HIGHEST PREM
IUM, the MEDAL or HONOR
~ The public is invited to call at
OFFICE 4G PUBLIC SQUARE,
And examine for themselves capabv Of our
Machines for family Use mAUufacLurlng purposes
~ SEWING MACHINE SILK snd THREAD on
spoos, MACHINE OIL and NEEDLES on hand and for
sale wholesale and retail. Nm A. BIRGFR JR
july1T.-Im. AFebt
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It's depth
corresnondsnee Of the Ny. Times
Military proceedings against the Mo,monS-- Oar
difficulties nth AelO Granada.
WAsANGroN, july IL, 1857.

0LVcHttteS UtLh 4fcD GTd7tddG.
WASHINGTON, July IL, 1857.
The administration are at length alive to the ne
cessity of crushing out the Mormons as a set of vi
pers, will it is yet within their power. They are
sensible that the temporizng policy OF the late ad-
minstration had the effect 10 give confidence to
Brigham Young aud his followers, ana encourage
them to persist in reasonable course towards the
United States.
TIL, military arrangements have been made with
great skill, and with view to actual service and
TO ample supplies for a winter campaign, The vet
er4n Lieut., uaut G neral Scott and Quartermaster
General Jesup superintend these arrangements
There is doubt that processes against
Brigham Young and others for treason end felony
will be issued, and that they will be tried The
question between the United States law and Nor
mon occupation will be settled, whether with OF
without force.
There is no doubt that Congress committed
gross error, when they constituted for Utah a Ter
Titoral government. They had every reason to
doubt the expediency OF permitting a body of for
eign fanatics 20 form government Mt in the centre Of
the continent, and on the route between the Mssis-
sippi and the Pacific.
The Mormons, when they were expelled from
NauV0O and plunged into the wilderness intended
TO set up a separate and independent government
and claim the country their own.
hr. Viuton, OF Ohio, opposed the Territorial bill
on this ground Mr. V. wished then to subject the
inhabitants OF Utah to the laws which regulate the
uuOTSahIIeu territory OF the united States.
Every man in Utah is a squatter, and is not enti-
tied to pre-. emption
There is no presumption law which can apply to
Utah, so as to enable its inhabitants to tke up for
presumption lands, prior to their being surveyed
once offered for sale entry. The matter is aallv
TO b. settled by the repeal of the Territorial act or
by attaching the whole Territory irrsfour separate
parcels, to the contiguous States and Territories,
which can be done under provision of the act it.
self
Judge Bowln, the late Minister to New Granada.
has had several interviews with the Secretary OF
State. He brings intelligence Of an important ma
ture; no change having occurred in the situation
OF afftirs With New Granada
President Ospina, however much disposed he
may be toward an adjustment Of the pending ques-
tons is able 10 resist the tide Of popular prtiu
dice against the Americans.
IL appears too that the treaty making power,
according TO the constitution Of New Granada, i
vested in the President, with the consent Of tn,
Senate, as is the with the United States bu
in she populu branch Of Congress also, and it re
qures the concurrence of the President the Sen
ate, and the popullr branch 20 ratfy treaty.
This provision will render il exceedingly difficult
even to adjust the matter upon our terms by trea
w.
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ADVANCE IL LEATHER AND HIDEs.-In our re-
view OF last Tuesday noticed advance with
further upward tendency on the prices of leather
and hides IN the eastern markets. letter from a
dealer in Boston, of the 9Th, TO house in this
city, s'ys;
al ather has gone up two cents per pound since
the 7,h last. Owing 20 the depression Ia leather
many Of the manufacturers left of making; snd
the stock on hand OF desirable fall goods is rather
small, and should there be tho usual demand for
goods, there must be great scarcity aud goods
rule high
Hubs New York circular reports the stock Of
leather extremely light The stock Of OK and COW
hides Ia hrst hands, the lst ult., IFS, 500;
ssns ,lme last year, 81 200, and year before last,
126, S50.-Lols Jour.
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NEW VELLUM PAPER COPYING BOOK.

THIS Book will be found to great advantages
the old style, from the parer heirg both thick and
strong, and g0iU not tear UAep dampened. It takes
perfect UI ression, and its will he conven
lent those OF ordinary Day Book. When
once in use great eroriy will be apparent, both
Coping Letters Accounts, Currents, mansts and other
Documents. For sale by
JCne l. CHARLES W. SMITH.
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Al elderly maiden lady requests the inssrsIOs
Of the following;
BAB TAssE.--PFssty young girls kissing sidow-
ere ehidFen.
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NmW BooNS.

RECEIF-ED THIS DAY
INDIGENOUS RACES EAEIH-G lijdon Not
Boar LIFE IS FGYPr NUBIA.
TIE NOAsE Folk; OR, NoRwAV SWEDEN.
DYSEvoR FERSACE; OR, The CLUE OF Ina.
ToM BRowH's SCEoOL DAYS.
GRAoE TRENASi OR, LOVE AND PRINCIPLE. O
ADAM GRAENE or MosssRAY-Mrs. OHphant.
tbs HEIREss Of GREESHURsr-AIrs. Stephens.
Esos AND ASTTRos; Oh, Tbs BAcBELoRs WARD.
KNAvEs AND Foo 5; Or, FRIENDS Of BOHEMIA.
NoTHISe NEw-By the Author OF John Halifax.
For sale b.
jrne28. BAG CHARLES W. SMITH.
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\ ChAACE FOX FEokI12hLE INVESTMENT.
All Offering agF sale. ughts 70 manulzetsrz frrs
4 EICE a GALBREATH COTTON SID pfsNgse
Whleh bekeyed Superior any illpeuiest - -
slss - esioss - l-'- ~ Ia Paffse Jea deDsnd
- - - 80 $500 Ana easFs has ap-
.-ss - s-s-k4s = = ffSAAAose s-sizsss. Ear
tArE tna1f14i.s1 4a4lssss Il. l. JUSTICE
4s>A4=4= GeodiessFslie. fsaa
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CLAIBORNE'S MACHINE WORKS,


VNHE attention Of Railroad Oompauies Farmers, Manu-
actufers aud all persons d-sroUi of purchasing
home good machinery, such STEAM ENGINES, CAST
INGS Of cry description, GEARING, CAR. WHEELS Of
the improved patterns SAW MILLS, PUMPS &c, &c.,
is pectfuy called this Establ shment RToS
up rapidly premes Of the lae Nashville Mann
fac uring Company We intend carry The basin
fully eNtenye before and IN ~ ready take
orders for Machinery and Casting. We have already
commenced oberatOns blachsm IN shop aud Boiler
yard, and give immediate satisfaction % old and
customers
We experienced Mechancs-eaoh Of Us personally
attending 70 his dep aTtment-ant thus shah be
able SUI lower than hereto
fore ia this city We shall every piece Of
work done this Establishment, aud give rrompt and
attention order left Office; thus
hone give general faction, and be pat by all
friends OF home % aau'ac u. JAtkER 4 CO.,
Claiborne MAchlae WORKS, Nashville, Tenn,
Juus2T-a Late Nashville MaoE Co.
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e y. : se.:: sss's ssg, 80 .as
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NV YoHF. April asth 1e4s

My position last year, Chairman the Sanitary Com
miee Of this city, brouRht corsautly IN contact with
persons su ering iro" Cholera, Dyseutery. &e Facts
coing under observation with reference 70 h.
efficacy Of sour Dysenerv syrup I'm the eases have been
condrmed ~ the testimony o. on the csu-
mttee, and particularly by Alderman De Forest of the
FIRST Ward So strongly Impressed with the value Of
your prepara or caused "a 10 the uarantEne
ghere the th2era thea existed: rot ftis re-
mRrkabls that bat singis rerorted AZ erards
TIMOTHY x. III BAUD. NJ d.
Chairman Eoara trf Faaff n "
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FTsFF unfersl-nel havins orders Or WHEAT WI pay
ths hishsss nsarket deliver. BE Al MufeA Aef-
AS ~eie-S-ss ~ WeaB,
t.ixfT-f cotioa and Proiase BToser.
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ne AhhiuEen's FtAn1cen b vel known C. be
most ecaeiosa IA al disorders of children cm ne 10 Eve
years old. Why should tW0thrds Of al The ehdren born
die before they are ave yeaTs old Il that ne
Vermifuges and an The o'her powerful medicines aduns
tered them not most injurious ~ and siher
diseases Of the second bat ltte apprrhsa
SIGN where hiz - used The Dysentrry rup aud Gnu.
dTen's Panse-a worth than Words G. a express
julyiT- MACKENZIE q FEUKATTE
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Dysentery, BLOODY EIux, DIarrhea, and
MI di.ordera OF lhe RnN..rIs

NE 6rHenberg Biseutery syrup, T. sovereign al
4 disorders Of tie Bowels Nothing more luxurious
than the Of opatez such disorders The Dveuterv
syrup neutralzes the acrdty aud chemically alters TIE
contents OF Tie Bowels and very gradually checks the dis
charges. thousand certificates Of it, efficacy could b
got Ia Middle Tennessee alone, but prefer 20 gve
YORK.
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Furnishing and Fancy Goods.

U.s. Received per Express ehSSs lot Of Ladies and
Palm Leaf Fans; Hair Tooth, Nail, Flesh and Cloth
Brushes; Pocket Books POrtmones, Racers and Straps,
july 81. J.H. MoGILL.
WHITE & COLORED SHIRTS.
" from II to 10 ches in the neck We every
July 81 IN. MoGILL.
UNDERWEAR.
TUs1 to hand another invoice Underwear
y Of Linen Silk, Lise Thread 6auze Merino, Gauze
'G july al in' variety 0ns' styles J. H. moe1LL.
NECK TIES.
D ECEIvED this day superb Of Ties plain
IL Baca Satin and silk, and iey OF Fancy
July u. J. Ii. McGILL.
HALF HOSE.
MOTHER invoice of Socks, various styles, received
JuIy21. j. H. MoeLL.
BYRON AND STANDING COLLARS.
A HANDSOME assortment Of Collars, regular styles,
IA and a few small Standing Col airs, received by
July 81. J. H. McGILL:
SHIRT BOsOMs AND PEARL STUDS
A SMALL lot Of hand. ONE SHIRT Bosoms, and a supply
"A Of beautiful Pearl studs received and Tor sale by
july II h McGILL.
TRAVELLING TRUNKS.
WE have yet few best quality Sole Leather Trunks
w and vaises, and lot Of cheaper styles.
July 81. J. H. McGILL
BUCKSKEN GLOVES.
lust received a ofIght Dress Buckskin Gloves
y and variety of other styles for sale by
J. IA. McGILL,
Ladies' and Gentlemens Furnishing Store,
July 81. OF Square and College street.
New Wheat Flour.
lust received and nov in Store $50 bags new Wheat
y Flour. in 100 and IS pound bags. Lavergne and
Boards Mills, and for sale by K. @. DANDY,
july TIT College ST., Broad
CISTERNS.
TTNHIS is the favorable time build yoUr Cisterns
i GREAT CIsTEkN BUILDER, HI Oh l. lEATY, is now in
this city, prepared bud them Of sizes Appi-
made by note, Otherwise, Ii. g. Scovel
receive prompt attention. liUne25-tf.
New Wheat Flour.
WARRANTED and delivered a superior quality Of New
w Flour, at QUICK NE AD,
july17. No. II South College street
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CHANCERY SALE.

Phelps Jones VS.. r. p Boiling, ct ais
pursuance OF the order made in the above
last May Term OF this court, wi sell, at the Court
house yar gate In this city, II o'clock, MONDAY
the 10Th day OF Augu the cottage home and grounds
attached, which formerly occopied by the said r. p
Boiling, lyEz ~ miles from the city, and the
side Of the bisboTo turnpike road The be soi
dive ed follows, viz: st. The mT and
surrounding them, aud then the balance Of the ground
ia one DO oy-say or acres. Free from redemption.
fERssl and years credit, with interest, End lien
tanned. c. ID. BRlEN, Q. 4 NJ
july 10. Chancery Court a Nashville.
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* H Y
II II ~
GEOLOGY OF THE GLOBE:

n ESSAY
Designed to show that tie present Geographical, Hy-
droErsl heal ard eo ficsl structures obs rived the
this crust, the result Of forces acting ordng
hxe demonstTstive laws analogous to those govern
ing the development OF orean'c bottles. By RICHARD
OWEN NJ. D., Professor OF Geology sad Chemistry in the
University of Ma hvle. The of t0SdOD is kRo10
the laws by which the universe is governed the of
UirUs obey Illustrated by Maps nud Diagrams
For sale by [may16l CHAS. W. SMITd.
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ICEl ICEn

Fssr .hfcEbers are prepared furnish ne citizens OF
Nasfefe With lee the best qgaltys a his once on
esrF sfssl 1osite he Peat oce Ths Ice Vas pat up
- ps.s IN sna = eaaal 70 Any ever bfoosht rom The
49, laaYlt-sf NJ. 3. aARksff Co
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WHITE SILK BONNIE

WHITE SILK BONNETs BY EXPRESS.
u ECEIVED this morning by Express lot Of White Silk
- Bonnets, of the very latest styles and beautiful
terial.
Also cases Of elegant small fg'd French Jaconetts,
800 pcs White Nusqueto Netting. Our stock Of goods
in general is well assorted, and will be offered 10 merchants
only at low prices.
Junes BsaU IRBY MORGAN 4 co.
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TUsT received per Express choice lot of Ladies and
q Gentemen's Dressing Cases Work Boxes, furnished
and unfinished. Also, livery Wood and d variety OF
Palm Leaf Fans; Hair, Tooth, Nail, Fleh and Cloth
Brushes Pocket Books, POrtmones Raz0rs and Straps
scissors, &c. Tor sale by
july 81. J. H. McGJLL.