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Avery's majority over Stephens -.

WALKERS MAJORITY.-It will be seen by our table
that J. Knox Walker, Democratic candidate for
State Senator from the counties of Shelby and
Fayette, has received a majority of 33l votes. This
will seem astounding, when it is remembered that
these counties have been for number of years
one of them near quarter of a century-oppOsed
to the Democracy.
COUNTY REPREsESTATIvEs.-Dunlap and King are
certainly elected the latter by % votes over his
next highest competitor, and the former by much
larger majority. Shelby, therefore, has-for the
first time in her history full Democratic repre-
sentatioR in the Legislatures Democratic Senator
and Floater, and Democratic Congressman. The
Governor elect is also a citizen OF Shelby. Hay
wood has elected the first Democratic Representative
she has had since the days of Jackson. The gal
man has increased her vote. She deserves the name
of the Gibraltar of Democracy in West Tennessee.
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Latest From East Tennessee.

Despatch from Chattanooga, Monday morning.
Watkins and Wallace both elected to Congress,
Bullen elected Senator; Turner elected in Roane
Burch still in doubt Smith elected to Congress by
his old majority. A. NJ. JOHNSON.
A later despatch announces the election Of
Burch by IS majority. The victory is become per-
feet in its details
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SENATOR RUsK-This distinguished gentleman,
whose death by suicide was mentioned few days
since, was native of South Carolina, and not more
than sixty years old. He went to Texas while it
was province of Mexico; took active part in all
the movements directed towards separation from
that Republic; of the signers of the Decla-
ration of Independence served with gaIlantry in the
war; was chosen Secretary of War and afterwards
President of the Republic. After the annexation to
the United States, he was together with Gen Hous-
tOn elected to the Senate, and has since then been
twice reelected. His third term would not have
expired till March 4th, 1868. He was most useful
member of that distinguished body, and had the
respect and confidence of his associates His talents
were excellent, and his views moderate and
conservative. Both soldier and a statesman he
stood high in the estimation of all who knew him.
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COMMISSIOVFR,S SALE

T1Y virtue Of decree Of the Livingston Circuit Court ~
ID dered al is June Term 1857 in the Of A. h. ris
and Others plaintiffs against Steamboat Cumberland
OWR5rs defendants will the l5h day Of ugusils5z
Rock Wharf in the Town Of SmHhand, Kentucky,
70 sale az public suction credit Of three and nine
nOnhs the Steamboat ca RAND her Fl CINE Furniture,
and Tackle. Purchasers will required give bonds
have the force and eject Of bOud which
eutOn issue Bearing interest from date, able 10
Jommis siOner. All persons having claims said
Boat nOtdsd die them before day Jan
uary n-xL This 2lst July 1857. J. &. LOVE,
jui23-dlOi. Commissioner.
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FOR CONGRESS.

There is no doubt of the election of the six Demo-
Gratis claimed in our paper of yesterday morning;
and if the Democratic counties in the first and Sc
cond Districts have done half as well as the Know
Nothing counties, we have carried both those Dis
tricts. Messrs. Zollicofer and Ready are the only
Know NOthings who are certainly elected to Con-
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EIGHT DEMOCRATS ELECTED TO CONGRESS-!
We think we may safely claim the election Ofeight
members of Congress. From the three close dis
tricts the news is not full but dispatches, letters,
andverba accounts claim them certainly for the DEM
Ocrats. The delegation will then stand
as follows:
Dist. !. A G. WATKINS, dem.
.. W. W. WALLACE, dem.
g. SAMUEL A. SMITH, dem.
a. JOHN H. SAVAGE, dem.
8. CHARLES READY, k. n.
6. GEORGE ". JONES, dem.
z. JOHN V. WRIGHT, dem.
s. F. +. ZoIMCoFFER, k n.
g. J. D. c. ATKINS, dem.
10. W. 7. AVERY, dem.
There is righteous retribution in this result as it
exactly reverses the Infamous HsHrymaHder.
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PUNISH THE DECEIvERS BUT RECLAIM THE
DECEIVED.

Many good men voted with the Know Nothings
from the force of personal association and from pre-
judicies against the Democratic party Such men
may yet be reclaimed to their duty to their county
But the getters-up of Nothingism to be re-
membered. Let the records be preserved! Our
safety in the future demands the cOndign punish
ment of these men.
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NOTICE TO THE RETURNING OFFICERS OF
THE STATE.


THE STATE.
The returns of the Gubernational and COngression-
al elections as received by the Executive Department
have not been made in strict conformity with the
laws We would therefore most respectfully call the
attention of retaining officers to the I'd Sec Sd Art
of the Constitution, directing how the returns of
election for Governor should be made. 1t says:
"The returns of every election for Governor shall
be added up, and transmitted to the seat Of Gov
eminent by the returning officer, directed to the
Speaker Of the Senate"
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.
The Sd Sec. of an Act passed Feb. 20, 1852, en-
titled can Act to appOrtion the Representation in
the United States" page 294, acts of 1872, says
'That the several Sheriffs in the different ccun-
ties in this State shall the daysucceeding the day
of election for members of Congress in the several
districts organized in the preceding portion of
this Act, make out tripcate certificates of the num-
Der of votes for each candidate, of which shall
be retained by the Sherifs respectfully, and the
other two certificates shall be transmitted by them
in different mails Immediately thereafter to the
Governor" &C., &c.
Sec. 4th fixes a penalty of $500 on any Sheriff
who neglects to make his returns within twenty
days after the day of election.
We are led to make these remarks from seeing re-
turns of the election of the inst, made to the
Governor, in which the vote for Governor is alone
given, and which should have been addressed to the
speaker of the Senate. Whilst the congressional
vote is omitted in Others which, alone should be
addressed to the Governor.
THE FRUITS OF NATIONS GREAT VICTORY"
AT CAMDEN!
We have two letters from friends in Camden, both
of which we print emitting the details in the second
CAMDEN, Aug. 7, 1857
We have met the know-nOthings and they are
ours, but we have used them up so completely they
are hardly worth having. The vote was as follows:
Harris, $50; HattOn 81; Wright, 7OS; Ross,
$50; Morris, 400; Mickey, 64l Johnson, 99S.
Harris majority over Hatton 259; Ross over Nor
ris 1856; Mckley's over johnson 143. This is gain
for Harris over Buchanan's majority of 80 In the
Presidential election there was 1890 votes cast in
this county, and in the present election 1901. We
are quite sanguiue of Ross election by from two to
four hundred. This will be gain. This county is
the home of W. P Morris, an old officer of the coun-
ty, and fine stumper. He gives up the hunt
CAMDEN, August I, 1857.
You recolect how much ink was shed and paper
spoiled about Hattons triumph over Harris at this
place. upon the opening of the canvass for Governor
Below l send you the vote of this county, which is
a clear gain over the Presidential vote of so, and
PSI gain over Gentry and JohnsOn's vote two years
ago, when Know NOthingism was in its youth.
.'Oh, Sam! Oh, Sam thee'll get thy farrin,
In hell they'll roast thee like a herrin -
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THE AVALANCHE

1t is a weak word to say that the opponents of
-Nothingism have achieved Uictory in Tennes-
see. A perfect aUGEanche has swept that monstrous
defOrmity from existence.
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FROM THE MEMPHIS DISTRICT.

We copy the following paragraphs from the Mem
phis appeal:
CONGRESSIONAL ELECTIoN-TENTH DIsTRIcT.-The
annexed is the correct statement (Offcial) of the
majOrities given in this Congressional District:
STEPHENS, Fayette county 10
Madison &" .....................,......
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a. z. DOrriS.

ECLIPSE STOVE FOUNDRY.
a this Foundry am making Cooking, PRrlOrs
"a and Heating stoves, Of ever variety, Hollow
ware o. all kinds, AadfOns Sad Irons and waffle IrOas
ali Kinds.
ALso, tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware all Of which
propose 70 sell a. Wholesale retail cheap tor cash
punetual time dealers Particular attention paid to RoohnK
and Gathering. d p ORRIS
apr27 No. s CoII-.ge sraet N-shviiIs
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University OF Nashville.

AJEDICAL DEPA RTHENT-sESSiON Is57-5 The 7th
WI Anbua Course Of in this Institution viii com
Monday, the 2d OF November next, and conuus
Till the LIST OF the ensuing March.
THOMAS K. Jennings, N ID, Professor Of Anatomy.
J. BsRRIEN LINDSLEY, N D, Professor Of Chemistry
and Pharmacy
c. k WINSTON, VI D, Professor Of Matsra Medica and
A F. BUCHANAN, N D, Professor of Surgical Anatomy
and Physiology.
JOHN NJ. WATSON, NJ d, Professor of Obstetrics and
the Diseases Of Women and Children
PAUL 2. Eve, NJ d, Professor OF Principles and Pac-
tees OF Surgery.
". K. BOWLING D. Professor Of Institutes and Prse-
tice OF Medicine.
WILLIAM T BRIGGS, NJ D, Adjunct Professor and De-
monstratOr Of Anatomy.
The Anatomical Rooms will be opened for Students on the
mrs! Monday q October, (the 5,h.)
Prem mary COurse Lectures, free 70 all students,
will be given by the Professors ucrg also on The Isl
Monday in October.
Tbs Tennessee Hospital, under direction oihe Fac
ulty, is open TO the class free Of charge.
Clnique has been established an connection win the
University, which Opsr 0ns are prfoTined and cases
prescbrd IN the presence OF the class
amount OF Fers for Lectures Is Siu9 MatncuiaOn lee
(paid onIy IS; Practical Anatomy SO; Graduation
SIS
further Information or Catalogue apply TO
PAUL F. Eve, N d,
Nashville, Aug. 7-2w Dean Of the Faculty.
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Ba~ We sincerely hope that Mr.. Bell will now find
time to write out the conclusion of his Market
House speech. We are anxious to know if he said
anything about resigning, in the event that the
people did not approve his votes on the Kansas-Ne-
braska bill Once in the Senate, he said something
on this subject. We want to hear from him again
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THE Regular Lectures Of this College will
L MONDAY, the I'd OF November and will continue four
months.
Y.
JOHN WELLINGTON, N D, Professor Of Chemistry and
ToxicOlOgy.
AYES p MERRILL, NJ D. Professor Of Principles and
Practice OF Medicine.
LEWIS sBANKS, D. Professor Of Obstetrics and Dis
OF Women and Children.
Arthur TAYLOR. NJ ID, Professor Of Anatomy.
HOWELL ROB4FDS " D, Professor Of surgery.
G GUTHRIE, " D. Professor Of Matsria Medica and
Pharmacy.
DA 1IEL WRIGHT D, Professor Of Physiology aud
Pathology.
GtORGE F JONES, N D. Demonstrataro f Anatomy.
JOHN MAhhbLE, NJ ID, CuraJ0 of the Museum
The fee for the Sl0j payable in advance.
Natricuialn Zee, s. Graduating SIS; Anatomy and
Dissection, S0 be taken before graduating. Rooms
open from The LIST OF Oct0DeI.
Preliminary Course Of Lectures free 20 all students
the public, each Professor subjects
his depsr ment which be fully taught ths regular
course, will be delivered during the month October COM
mencing on Monday the 18TH Of the month.
CLINICAL IN>IRUCTION-The Memphis Charity Hos
pa The nlhor. OF the class all times,
special c cia instruction will be gwen the
institution days-Wednesday and SEuriayOf every
week. The DspeusAGy, of the rooms OF College
large number Of patients every morning Surgical
operations performed presence Of the aud
suffering from variety Of diseases prescribed
for, medicines compounded and dSpsuscd such
instruction may be illustrated by paricu cases.
The College possesses ample MUSEUM. Chemical and
Philosophical Apparatus and thing necessary demon
strate the course of lectures on each branch.
student desiring further Information viii address Pro
fe- suT L. Shanks, N ID.
aug4--2w L. SHANKS, 81 D Dean
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Pianos Pianns-

VTTEhave resolved Fourteen more new Pr --gNxT---
w snO-FOrtss from these unrivallsd ma
ksrs, Light, Newton Bradbury, and Hainssl RUg
Bros which makes stock very large and desirRabe-
We would be pleased 20 have these instruments exmn ed
BY all shether they desire 70 purchase not Every P
sold by shall be yarran ed TO give satizctiou in
very re8pec faDiU " d K FREEMAN.
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EIGHTH DTsTRIcT.-The following is the result of
the election for member of Congress in this district
The official returns will probably vary the result
1iftIa
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CLAIBORNE MACHINE WORKS.
IRON FOUNDRY.

IRON FOUNDRY.
WE have started and extensive Foundry
W the Old stand Of the st8 Nashville Manufacturing
Company, and prepared N execute heavy and light
work q any description the shor notice Laht Cast
to small smOunrs moderate city prices heavy
iugs 10 large amounts furnished per contract Cincinnati
prices with additions Of freight We hay also commenced
operations in
MACHINE SHOPS.
Steam engines, SaWmis Pourmills OF the
patterns made 10 order Jobbing q repairing done
at ". We Tggdy "a make contracts Engines nils
and shall furnish plans u enable purchasers up their
Mills With Little expense. Manufacturers Farmers will
fnd profitable TO US, before going East West for
Machinery.
STEAM BOILERS.
For stationary engines and made TO order ofh0
be material, CONF sls with Fireronts, Crates sandpipss
aud Valves, warranted 70 stant ny pressure required
Manufacturing or porpeliidg puc poses.
BLACKSMITH SHOP
Any description OF Smithwork done IN excellent style
none but dtte Iron used-SaHmil work. Sterups Dogs,
Ptmau lions, Saw CrRnks Bolts all Kind Mill Ir0ns
sdr 70 order on short notice.
Farm wishing purchase good, cheap Machinery,
do we'll % call al Office address BY letter
JACkER & CO.,
Claiborne Machine Works, Nashville, Tenn,
uly 25-t Late Nashville Man. Co.'S shops.
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NASHVILLE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES.
BY
Il. 8, French and Son,
EstaBIishmenf.

ON TUESDAY, August IL, will for sale in front
~ OF warehouse, CLARK street, O'Clock, the fol-
lowing articles which desire to close ilh
out reserve, viz:
30 hnds Sugar from fair to5O doz Painted Buckets;
prime; rsams Wrapping Paper,
100 bags n. o. and Baltimore p bis Domestic Brandy;
Coffee; % bills. Holland Gin:
1000 kegs Nails choice brands 50 Obls julius Smiths Old
$40 boxes Star Candles full 'eSer"e Whisky;
weight 90 Matches;
20OO bbs. Whisky, various 100 boxes Corn starch;
brands. 100 - When starch;
loo boxes Tobacco; 10 50 CaerOOt Cigars
1000 s1cks and fine Salt $50 - TalOW Candles
$4,000 Cigars, tss'd brands 80 Backing, large and
80 dOZ BTOOms9 small.
$50 boxes Pine Brandy
With other articles in the geocery line too
mention. sug6 II. y. FRENCH q son.
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From the Memphis Enquirer Of Election day.
The morrow will bring joy either to the Ameri-
cans, or Anti-Americans. The native American
the Alien will be cast down. We, the Ameri-
cans, will be successful in defending the integri
ty of our institutions, the alien invader
will sap them and ultimately take courage to
invade our e-sides, and, by the aid of the
Democratic party, subject and our children
to the terrors of a foreign despotism. Oh, men Of
Memphis think what will be the condition Of your
boys and girls twenty-five years from this day!
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ROUM, Fntt 1919.

THE Rooms formerly occupied By the Clerk Of the
ChaneerI Court. over my ONCE On Cherry street, ara
iulysl-H c, W. L. BOYD, il,
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CHURCH BUILDING IN New YoRK.-The rage Of
church building is very great this season. On the
Fifth Avenue, near 48th street, the Dutch Reformed
Church is about to erect new white marble church,
on bit of land costing $4,000. This church is
the richest corporation in New York, after Trinity
Church. A new Presbyterian church is to be reared
Murray Hill; this edifce springs out of the So
ciety of Rev. Mr.. Alexander. Rev. DR.. Spring S
church will be of brick, with a stone steeple,
900 feet high with clock and bell it will hold about
1000 people, and cost $4,000. Rev. Mr.. Thomp-
son, of the Tabernacle Church, will have church
of white marble, which will cost $4,000. On the
Fourth Avenue, the Methodsts are to erect magni-
fcent church, and they go for white marble, with
the best. They have just sold their house in Null
berry street, and ego up town" This church will
have a steepe 200 feet high. The Baptists are to
build an elegant church on Eighth Avenue and Add
street This will be composed of brown stone and
iron. And the Catholics under the lead Of Arch
bishop Hughes, are to put up, on the Fifth Avenue
and 5lst street, one of the most magnificent church
es in the city.-Americdn Presbyterian.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
fTeesOll Property.
WE offer for sale that large and commodous brick dwell
w ling corner Of Vine aud Demumbrane streets. The
dFeng coHtaIns eleven Kitchen. servants rooms
&c. The lot fronts ll5h feet mumbrane and 1921
feet on Vine street. Tn properly is exempt from
for tWeniysx years which gives value Of 100 per
over taxable property in the corporation.
J. L. d K. W. BROWN.
aug5 AK Ch-rry street
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FB FOGG & SON.

Il B. FOGG having isksn bic Son into partnership, they
will practice Law la the Slprems, + 3ders aud ID
Davidson County, Prompt attention will be givse
he collection Of claims. iune Tf-6m
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oPINIoNs OF lie PREss.


This work will bring the attention Of the present gen
Grafton multitude of things govern
which have long lain in OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES YorE
dependent
This work will prove Of immense valns to public men,
andto Every American eizsn who sims aoe civil
history Ofhis COunuy.-Nss York Courier Eag.-sr
Col Benton qualifications for This task no one can dis
pute. His upon the title page at inspires conf
denes in its statements and i,h impariaty and en-
tire f4tnfulness.-BostOH TrEvsll,r.
Its surprising to see how many OF the subjects whicb
skbefore were discussed By fathers in the vsry
infancy ofthe confederation We shall welcome each sue
volume OF this very valuable addition 70
the history OF ecountry Boston DAILY sdssrtissr
The Abrdgemsn. Of the Debates Of Congress- by Mr. Ben
ten, made with care and exeeleni judameut-
Tbs work will amos complete history the United
adoption Of the federal constitution and
will be invaluable work Of reisrenes-sS Y0rk Gem
msrciaI
The theory Of Institutions the nature and working
the various parts correctly BY
VIII 90 oubIs study; sources this inor-
meiion will bs Debates within the reach every
citizen. The indexes the end Of volume render
easy any particular subjset-BE5alO fi5srtsr,
An enterprise Ike this, nisresns invaluable
tioaai deserves the ample encouragement The
thor says in hrs preface that the work be 10 him labor
PRIDE eiiatng the Patrio tic dead-nO
skipped aud 10 his place. with the Of his works
hand.-BOSfOn Post.
This abrdgemeRt considering the uestmable value Of
Debates complete political history Of the country, forms
treasury kno Wedge which should possessed by every
citizen afford 'and there feEWho abs
cnmiug out, will, seraly COmereial BusH, Nsr
Orleans.
This sbrdgement is to be restricted to the speeches
celebrated orator but will extend tbs business men, and
10 the Panes speakers Who spoke, To give nfOma
ton subjects Of surviving interest DAILY PssyuAs %
Orleans.
By Debates find the first business iatrOdusedinc
the House Of Representative After the Inauguration
bill to collect Duties Imports, and curious and inter
esng the debate that every speaker ssemsi
regard protection Of home industry Of the OBJ
jecs be embraced matter Of course in project for
raising We shall probably receive the
every reader in saying, tina. living person combines
more Of the qualities necessary for the proper execution OF
this than the Senator who has undertaken
it.-NatigzGl Ia,sEligsaesr, Washington.
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Which divided BY I've thousand shares makes each shares
upon which $50 has been pad, WORTH s7O,57.
Z G EASTMAN. Sec.
Treasurer the Nashville Building Association, and
hnd the above statement to correct w LIE,
JNO W TE RASS,
Aug. II, 'j7--It Auditors
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Ntnal Coal Company.
NEw YOEK, aug. :, loj7.
FTNHE Annual Meeting Of the stockholders q The Ena
Il Mining and Manufacturing Company viii take place At
the office Of the company 81, roads ay New YORK city,
Monday the 4h OF September next at 10 O'Clock
for the purpose Of eeeting Director for The ensuing
By order Of the President I'm CHS SCHI5NFK, oe5re.
ID M: 81 Dc I'LL
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Auction sale of groceries by Kirkpatrick.
NeVins h Co.,
az WEDNESDAY, I2th of August We wiz offer for sale
~ In front Of our store
25 hhds Sugar; 40 boxes Tobacco asst Brands
500 bags Coffee; so bbs Loaf Sugar:
200 bos Reetiaed Whisky; 100 q. zen Painted BuseA.
50 oels Bourbon do, 800 Reams Wrapping Paper
y oois rye oo5 50 casks soda;
25 bbls Old MonOngahea 95 easss Ma,cbss
-, Wnskgi 50 boxes soap;
" ools > N wines 25 boxes Tacks;
900 kegs Nails, $50 boxes GIarsxars. o..
IVn boxes star candles, 20 bbis Vinegar.
Together with many other articIes Rent the roe.r
aug9-td KIRKPATRICK. NRVINS q co.
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FOR ST. LOFTS,

FOR ST. LOUIS.
TRHB light drapght steamer FILA. - MRamAh
i Master, will leave for .he above and all tAas.i4
jntsTmediate ports Oh Friday the 18th
instant, al O'Clock. For freight or pass
age apply on board, or to
augll-3t A. HAMIbTONs Agent.
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Painting establishment

DITTSBURG ALE-IOO bbls for sale BY
L fsh24 4. o'KAER.
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Memphis Medical College.

THE Regular Lectures Of this College will ence on
L MONDAY the I'd OF November, and will continue
months.
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and Summer Goods generally selling great reductions
o close to make room for New Goods
July I5-tf WIN. MOORE.