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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-27
New orleans Market.

HKw ORLEANS, March 20. p. n.
BAcoS.-The' market has continued nrm, and 600
packages have been sold this morning for
Old and Shoulders; laal2Hc. for ribbed Sides and
lSa3kc for clear sides, the last very and lat
terry bringing lac for small lots. Hams have old slowly s
a range Of lOXa3Kc. q d for plan and fancy
gar cured To-day 81 Shoulders Iod in four five
lots at loo. % d.
LARDThs receipts have been very light and the rates
very full sales Of 500 bbs and erce, at bee
for No. and 14s144 and IAN for PRIME and 1919
kegs 14ka4zc, including lot Of $780, yesterday,
the latter rate To-day hear Of trsnsactons holders
asking sin higher prices.
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AGENTS FOR THE PATRIOT.

MAJ G1Asoock has appointed agent for this
city He is authorized to collect the accounts notes, &c
Of The concern and solicit and make for
advertising and Job Work.
MRRP Moss travelling agent, and Is authorized
torceve subscribers and collect all monies due
Davidson County.
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Fancy BOnneis and Millinery Goods
10 COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND MILLlKERs.

II have this year completed arrangements 10 sspplg
small bot Goods at even less prices than oaaid bs per
CHASED East taking tnto dera0n ths charges ana
and FASHIONS having tveny I'VE years eKpeEenes In M
finery Goods, and c0nhninF myself exclusively e gh
banch o. trade, am Always posted ana not hGbls
be deceived those dsaag Ia every description ~
chandiEe Ny stock i store conaistnf II one q
the largest stocks Of ana Fancy 1on cts and The largest
STOCK q straw Goods opensd NsshFlir. uss
try this for bonnehs ana learn someshnR
% yluf adFantagela fashionabie STOCK, a.
y. AfsCs, Agent
No. &c DnionssFe.t utxf door 70 she stats nsnb.
EsshYflE. March 81, 1881. t
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FOR SALE.

A VALUABLE FARM eoetainng ninsty-seveBRaH
"A acres, with 26 acres Of woodland detached-in<FqS
all Acres, on Whites Greek, ave muGs north of-AA-
Nashville between the Farms Of VIM b. Ewing and Rev.
A. L. p. Green. Land excellent well improved and we'll
watered. Is offered for sale on reasonable terms
ApDly 10 Az. 3 Lindsey,
march2 IS College Street.
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FOR SALE.

LOT In South Nashville College street, beyond the
n Medical College fronting 81 feet, being the Lot
which Rives' Carpenter Shop formerly stood. For sale
cheap. Apply to A. V 8. LINDSLEY. 50
march26 80 College street,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-27

tT- E Wise, Union Street, PRESENTS tempting
display Of goods in the Millinery line. The ladies'
will not fail 20 make note OF this
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FOR SALE.

r OF No. II in the Wilson Spring Addition. fronting -
IL So feet on South Union street. One Of the hand u
somes, lots In this addiiitR. Apply TO -
feblS A. " 3. LlNDsLkf.
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Z. X. HL18COck, AucLoneer. =
N B.-Ny Second Sale will be In South Nashville, on
Thursday the 1sgh day Of April she particulars Of which
III appear in due time. viii have Public sae every
Thursday in april and May. marehlv
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-27

ET- The Legislature of Louisiana has authorized
loan Of $500 900 for the relief e the State Treas
ury.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-27

TWO GOOD ROOMS over Hagan's Book Store, on ~
Market street, with separate entrance, suitable
for any Of business that is usually on
second floor. Would make good Once, and win be rent
cd low 20 proper tenant for term years, desired
Apply to febl9 A. v. s. LINDSLEY.
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SPringan Summer HOnnets.-New " Ork
Millinery Emporium and Centre of
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sPLENDID Pa OPERTY FoR SALE.

WILL sell upon favorable terms, exchanged for city
property, my Sligo Tract embracing twelve hun
dred OF Land, Tavern House, store, Warehouse,
Turnpike Road and Ferry across Caney Fork River.
There about one hundred and twenty-five Of
rich Caney Fork bottom Land cleared and in cultivation.
The balance is unusually well timbered, and part oft Is
very rch and has upon quarry ofvery good Marble
The Caney Fork river nAvgsbe to this ponfo six
months the year. and the location IL excellent for
selling Salt Iron Dry Goods, &c The Tavern stand
OF the between Nashville and Knoxville. The toll
and ferry continual ofincome, and taken
altogether this Of the most desirable pieces Of pro-
perry, for the price asked in Tennessee.
Those wshingto buy exchange would do well TO call
forthwith. A. L. DAVIS,
decl3-u 10. 8. NJ Packet ONCE.
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EXTENSIVE SALE OF LOTS IN SOUTH NASH
VILE

ON WEDNESDAY, the sth day Of April we will offer for
~ sale about ~ Building Lots the Murreesboro Turn
pike, Wharf, kiln, Maple and Pearl streets, including
the and grounds Of James NJ Murrel and
w. L. Nance These houses superb brick buildings
tanning about ten each all good repair with all
cessary houses ctern AMI WE'LL and surrounded with
plendid shrubbery and shadetrees. Mr. Murell having
moved to the country, and Mr.. Nance being move
this property viii be sold accommodating
Any wishing to purchase portion Of privately prior
to the day Of sale, should apply to Nan Woodward
We have other pieces Of property, both in and
Of the city, for sale.
We expect 20 have public sale every Wednesday for
the next three months. NANCE 4 WOODWARD.
Il. r GLAscOcK, Auctoneer. march24
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-27

BALTIMORE, March II, P. NJ.
CoFFEE.The coffee market, though quiet very
buoyaBt, holders disposed sell unless full
rates. The only sale had reported to us this morning
one 7e0 bags good Rio Coffee at II We stl
quote Rio coffee az skal0k ots for common 70 medium
grades l0A I'm cents for fair TO good, and
for PRIME GO. Java coffee IS to 5kc. Lsguayra coffee,
here, would bring IL 10 49,.
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FOR SALE.

A VALUABLE LOT in South Nashville, corner Of Sum-
n mer and Oak Streets fronting 1870 feet Summer
street and 10 Oak VIII be sold bargain.
The Gas is being carried up front Of this Lot.
Apply A. v. s. LINDSLET,
march20 SO College street
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FOR RENT

TIE Rutledge Property, With about rs Of -
Ground. One Of the most desirable residences LIZ
fsLls AV. s. LINDsLEY.
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The river is stiIl rising at this point though very
slowly, With about four feet water on the HarPeth
Shoals.
The CITY Of Huntssille is up for Memphis to-day
at IL o'clock
The arrivals yesterday were the Aida from Pa
ducab, aud thu Rosalis from Pittsburgh
The departures we're the Fairy Queen for Cincin-
matt, and the Alida for Padocah.
The Ohio snd Mississippi rivers are represented
as filling.
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FOR PirrsBuReH.- Quaker CITY will leave
for the above and all intermediate ports tais day
In her pilots, Messts. Frazier aud Fife, We recog-
nze gentlemen Of experience in their vocation, and
among our most attentive and valued river friends.
Long may they continue to navigate the beautiful
Cumberland, and ever meet wiihx success their
bsrd-eArned and long experience entities them.
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FOR SALE.

TNHE HOMESTEAD OF MATTHEW NELSON, DEo'p. "A
This tract Is beautifully situated the N. a c.
Railroad IL miles from Nashville, and known the
very best land in Rutherford county. $50 under
good cedar fence and mostly in cultivation the balance
well mbered. Hurricane Greek through the entire
tract aordng abundance Of water the dryest
There also number Of perpetual Springs which make
speak for se and is well adted to the growth Of cotton
tobacco, grain grass
The improvements consist OF frame Dwelling with
rooms, all out-houses complete, gin, barn, stable, etc..
Tie subscriber will be in Nashville few weeks and viii
take pleasure in showing the premises 10 any who de-
sire purchase. Terms easy possession given immed
atey. febl0-u O L. NELSON.
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Louisville Market.

LOUISVILLE, March o.
hrs -stonecoal and charcoal quote at and &c
of 10 the trade. la pig iron notice sale Of
tons to manufacturer Of Hanging Rock $685. and
We continue quote S31a$j3 for fair to the best qualities
usual time.
The Knoxville Mercury OF the oath says:
"krom all the inOrmalion have the amount OF Bacon
hand intended for this Market is considerably less
that of last year, and prices firm at 9s9E We
about 100000 It's changing hands within the past week
most Of which is held for al advance.
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CHANcERY SALES.


Chancery Sale.
IN compliance With decree Of the Chaneery Court Al
Nashville the November Term, IS 8, 10 The case Of
Albert Dreyfoys ais BY &C.. parts shan, The fth
day Of April next ex9ose for pnDc sale 10 The highest
Bidder Al The Courtyard Gate In said city, the following
described parcel Of Land lying tho North side Of
Lack Branch being part Of Tot No. 81 10 Baeh Whcade
Addition TO Nashville, and bounded a. olloss commeac
ing a. A. L. samuss pcket fence and running the fad
sk BRANCH and thence running With The meandsr af SAID
branch he point Halfway betNsen CkerTy
AID College street,, ihsnce nae hallway between SAID
sreets land IN parallel line With them bothl point
At right angles viii Tie benning thence IN ssrnzht line
20 the beginning There "a said
property parcsaf description q which sill be
Tivsn the day o. sale.
TEEAsone Aad tso years. With noies veil sscurs5 and
. lien retained. fsb15-sd Q. D. BRlEN. c. 4 n.
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FOR SALE,

IN West Nashville Lot No. 154, fronting 80 feet -
l. DemumbrAne street, and running back l15 feet -
tebis A. '. g. LINDSEY.
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GANdIef'S

IJKS. PANACEA one fthe beet family remedies now In
IL use. 1t has become celebrated general remedy
and peculiarly efcacous in colds, coughs throat
bronchial affections dyspepsia coc diarrhoe cholera and
chronic diseases This remedy wonderfully adapted
female Diseases Every family should keep supply. Price
81 per BOTTLE and siberal discount By the dozen. ebS
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FOR SALE.

THE handsome Residence Of Mrs. @. 2. Bell. -
Il fronting Capitol square and on Summer ~
Street T. offered for sale on reasonable APP
ply to A v. LiNOsLsf,
feb2I 50 College street.
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FOR RENT.

FEW neat and comfortable DWELLINGS, in
n south Nashville including Of Cisborne's 80
Apply to tfeblll A. v. 8. LlNDsLEY- IL
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spring aud Summer BOnnetS.-New York
Millinery Emporium and Centre of
Fashion.
This new, extensively patronised, popular, cheap
establishment, win open in few days the cam
paign, with matchless display of new Spring Bon
nets and Millinery goods, for the present season.
SO fascinating is the styles, euborately rich the
trimmings, so brilliant the colOrs hatsuch COM
biDatiOn Of artistic taste and skill cannot fail to rec
ommend itself TO the ladies, as well as country mer-
chants, who desire having the last link in the
trolling power of Fashion for their customers, in
preference TO bad styles offered by parties, who
cannot possibly be as well acquainted with the
business those who are exclusively engaged in
it, and who give it their undivided attention.
Parties in the country directing their orders to
this establishment, through parties here, may
rely on being promptly attended to.
Every description of Straw Bonnets and Hats
beached in the new Italian Method, and trimmed in
q superior manner.
Remember thespOt, No. 80 Union Street, Campo
bells new buildiDg.-B. & B. OF P. mar2d-tf.
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Augusta Market
baltimore Coffee Market.

1UEsDAY March "a, P. NJ.
CorroS The demand good wthco ssidefa0e sales at
the following Ordinary BABY; M,ddling ISalSH
Good Mdding ala u Mddlng Fair -al5H
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FOR SALE.

II OF No. l0l in sheIby's Addition, Woodland a
IL street, one of ;hs hAndsomest in the whols 40 -
dton- Apply TO -
febl6 A. v. b. biNbeLhh.
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FOR RENT.

Two EEw DWELLINGS, on Spruce street, cor -
ner Of Union Alley, Just finished, containing .,,s
ca Oh I'VE rooms besides kitchen and servants ROOM
Merchants and others wanting houses convenient the
Square, had better call Win be rented with the pTv
legs Of next year. Apply 10
A. v s. LINDs LILY,
march11 50 College street.
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GOOdIet'S

IMMINENT for old Sores and Burns, wherever the
" of Ssive Ointment is Indicated win be found
far preferable any other None who have made trial
Of this dscoyery but speaks oft E the enthu
siast;c terms. Price per box 25c, or 80 per dozen.
The above invaluable remedies may be obtained from the
Proprietor Nashville Tenn., Cherry street. No 8; from
the principal Druggists Of this city, and all the important
towns in the South and West Also the shipping Depot
Tennessee. feb3
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FOE SALE.
FOR SALE,

TWO or three convenient DWELLINGS, near Al
= i,b ne Pubic square A'p2 Y. s. LISDsLEY. IL
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ONE or two BUILDING LOTS, 10 the bsssPor "a
~ ton Of city. Those uishng good loeatione ~
tor dwellings, convenient business, ad better oas-
Immediately. You regret yOulet this chance slip APP
ply TO lfsbill A v. 8. LISDsLkf
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WINDOW GLAs

~ n soKn WINa0W atAss, suPsIlaF gsal'lI. Al
- sHsa Fazyisa hen 50 10 = - - -. "a -
ssltra esd - azla ~ EekNAN kAfNs.
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Charleston Market.
TUESDAY, March "a, P. NJ.
corToS.-Markes unchanged. Sales tO-Psy 100 bales at
2 IN Lax
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
LONG CREEK MILLS FOR sALE-RARR oppoR
TUEITY TO IAHD-RUYRRs

I'VE offer for sale about 1900 Of Land on LOns
w Creek about Is miles North OF Nashville. A iarso
portion Of the saae Is well mbered; splendid Saw m
propelled By failing stream OF water. many convs
aient and comfortable improvements whole tract splendid.
y watered and capable Of making excellent stockaru
there the mily ard from 81 0O0 TO $3 OOO worth O.
sawed timber; one and teams stock-hog
CATTLE &c &c wi every article necessary 10 carry
such establishment. To enteprsing business en- IN
altogether Offers most splendid opportunity to make
profitable investment
TkRNs-Three equal payments in 8, p and "a month
satisfactorily secured payable in Bank with interest," and
marchSt NANCE L WOODWARD.
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MOST ATTRACTIVE PUBLIC SALE OF REA
EsTATR-25 Oh so MINUTES RIDE FROM
NASHVILLE

IN WEDNESDAY, April 22d, will offer for sale tn
splendid tract Of Land, known the former resdene
OF Charles Hays, Sr on which O. a. Hays, Jr, resides,
ylng on both sides Of the Nashville Chattanooga Rail
sOAo anu MIL Creek Valley Turnbke, about eight mule
rom nashville, and contiguous Antioch Dept. Th
Hn9le Aet eontAnng about 1S6 scres well improved an
onueI Bood cedar fence. The manson-house is mos
superb ana spacious brick building surrounded by all ne
cessary oat-houses Kitchen smoke-house and mt
houses ana yardeuce are all built OF brick number
fshpOnd well supplied with stone srins house barn.
stables, etc. etc. Good apple and peach orchards and
sif supply o. timber Fhe above land be divided into
tracts varying In size to suit purchasers S on premises
For further particulars see bills
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DI.wW -. EI6iIA BssFs PIliEtaIE liess o Aaaa "a
N4stst5 sess .. .. Dickkf.
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FOR SALE.

A VALUABLE BUILDING LOT on Cherry st,nA
n SIN Ward, near the baptist Church. Fronts U-E
feet and 100 Deep With alley In the IL offered
very IOw. Applyto fsbiS A. " ;. LINDSAY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-28
Col. RexerIr 5. Alien.

At meeting of the members of the Bar.
held at the Court House, in Huntingdon, on
Saturday, the z7th of Oct. 1857, the follow
ing proceedings were had, to-wit:
Upon motion of Isaac R. Hawkins, Esq.
Valentine S. Allen, Esq, was appointed Chair
man, and Alvin Hawkins, Esq, Secretary of
the meeting The chair in a brief and appro-
pirate manner announced the death of Colonel
Beverly S. Allen, and explained the objects OF
the meeting whereupon, upon the motion of
Alvin Hawkins, Esq, Legrand NJ. Jones, Iaasc
R. Haw Eins, l. NJ, L. Barker, b. NJ. Gainus, L.
L. Hawkins, Napoleon Priest, Jas. NJ Leach
and (. l. Townes, Esqrs, were appointed a
committee TO draft resolutions, expressive of
the sense of this meeting touching the death
of Dol. Allen, who reported the following
Preamble aud Resolutions wit:
"WHEREAs, We have assembled as members
of the Huntingdon Bar To pay the last tribute
of Respect 10 the memory of a deceased
Brother.
Col. Beverly S. Allen is no more. He died
at his residence, in Huntingdon, on Monday,
the 18th day of October, 1857. few DAYS
ago he was With Us ia the enjoyment of his
usual bealthf and actively engaged in the dis
charge of his professional duties, but the dee
troyIng angel has visited our band, and our
Brother gone from among ns forever. His
virtues slone survive him. He was a native
II North Carolina, bat when be was verl
young, HE parents Digrated to Carroll Coun
", Tennessee, where he has resided must Of
his life Il wa IN our midst, he vas reared
aud educated. II WASH our midst, be studied
aud practiced his profession. II Was in the
midst ct those who had known him Longest
aud best that he breathed his last. His maine
q ands intimately connected with the Legisia
live. Jud .cial aud Political History OF Tenaes-
see, slsestiug the confdeaee his fellow -citi-
zens had ia his capacity, integrity aud person
al honor, aud leaving monument TO his mem
oFy, uf which his friends may we'll be proud.
Therefore,
Resolved, That with the family and friends
of our deceased Brother, We sincerely aud
deeply syunpa hize IN this heir irreparabls
loss. aud Ia tie death Of Col. Allen, our pro-
fession has lost ons Of It's brightest ornaments,
aud our community one Of its best eitizen-, and
We ind another proof that 1T b appoiHted
unto all men once % die.
Resolved, That We have and do cherish
high respect for the virtues tsientss soetal
Qn lilies, and professional attachments Of Col.
Allen, aud deeply regret bis death.
Resolved, That The Secretary u this meet
ing furnish 90 the wife and the parents Of cur
iamented Brofher, manusegtpt copies 81 these
Prfesedings, and she Hesf IsaResses BAG ana
NssaAsiIle Patrlaf be seqaested 10 publish tie
same
Upon motion, the preamble and resolutions
weFe unanimously adopted, end The meeting
VS.. ALLEN, Chairman.
ALyIS HAWKES.. Secretary.
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INC EIeclric r.Icrrnph.

The following good thing is told in a recent Lon
don liter:
think the most curious fact, taken altogether
that have ever heard OF the electric telegraph,
was told me by a cashier of the Bank Of England
You may have heard of it. IL may have been in
print. | am sure it deserves to be. "Once upon
time, then, on certain Saturday night, the folks
at the Bank could not make the balance cone out
right by just elOO This s a serious matter in that
little establishment / do not mean the cash but
the mistake in arithmetic, for il requires world of
scrutiny. An error ia balancing has been knoWn
am told, to keep delegation of clerks from each
once at Work some times the whole night. A hue
aud cry was Of course made after this eIOO, as If
the old lady IN Ihreadneede street would be in the
Gazette for want OF il. Luckily on the SUNDAY
morning, clerk Tin the middle OF a sermon dare
say, Il the truth KNOWN iet a suspicion of the
truth dart through his mind quicker than any fash
Of the telegraph itself. lie told the chief cashier
that perhaps the mistske might have occurred in
packing some boxes Of specie for the West Indies
which had been sent to Southampton for shipn ent
The suggestion vas Immediately acted upon Here
was race, lightning against steam and steam with
eght-and-iorty hours start given. Instantly the
wires asked, whether such vessel had ef: the
hsrbofi' Just weighing anchor" was the reply
''Stop help frauticaly shouted the telegraph. Il
done, "tiave up 90 deck certain boxes
mark so aud so; weigh them carefully" They
weighed; and oue-the delinquent-Was found
heavier by just packet Of a hundred sovereigus
than Il ought to DO. Let her go, said the mys-
FERROUS telegraph. The West inIian folks we're
de0ited with JUST slOO more, aud the error was
corrected without ever looking into the boxes or
delaying the voyage bv an hour. That Is what
may ~ called "aoiug huSiuess
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ALerrerf from, New York.
Mrs. 7oodlss A5road-sush Bargain

NEw YoRK, Oct. 20, 1857
Mrs. ToOdles is in her glory. Never we're there
many an extraordinary opportunities TO pro-
vide herself With possible future copvenisnees, at
low rates, as now. She can't step ont Of doors
without meeting "such bargains" right under her
nose, as were never heard OF before. The revui-
sion has compelled any number Of srstocratic
wholesale dealers in dry goods TO break their pack
ages expose their stocks upon the counter, and re-
tail all who chO TO buy, ct less than the cost
Of importation. Heavy ratsiers, with large stocks
of expensive goods, are compelled to follow suit
They must have money any price, 20 meet ma
turing obligations abroad for all our fashionable
retail dry goods establishments nowadays are To- ir
own importers
The newspaper columns full of advertise
ments OF dry goods at unheard of prices. Per con-
sequence, Mas. TOodles, and a host OF worthy dis.
eipies, may be throngng the streets day after
dsy, besieging the chief among the cheap selling
Establishments aud purchasing untold quantities of
everything ito wear not because they need them
just nov, but because they are very cheap, and Il
Nill be so handy 20 have them In the house. So
eager they that IL is almost n,pos IDLE 20 wedge
oue's waythrough the crowds that Jam sverll OF the
broadway stores extending even out upon ths sidr-
saik, the guard waiting patiently, as At bank
run, for their turn 10 enter within the portals