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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-02

Charles street, New Orleans, keep constantly hand
large of Chandeliers, Pendants, Brackets Pillars
Pipe, and Fittings Of all kinds - E-f'
large assortment of Parlor and Cooking STOVES and
CRATES. 's
Also Patent Portable Gas to make from rosn,
to which they invite the attention of Planters fe0 GIN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-02

CO-PARTNERsHIP-TH NDERsIGNED pAvr
this day formed coparsnership under The style Of H.
CONNER SON for the transaction Of General Exchange
and Banking Business in this city Office No 30 Camp
go H. W. CONNER, n z
H. W. CONNER, Jr. 3
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-02

NEW VARIETY, COMB AND FANCY GOODS
L Y STORE, No. 50 CANAL STREET, Charres
The undersigned, lately arrived from the North, informs his
friends and public that he has opened No 50 Cnaal
door from Clarres street, VARIETY AND COMB
STORE and viii offer his goods at VERY Low PRICES, at
WHOLESALE and and invites The attention of those
wishing good article and low rates his extensive
ALE ROuSSET,
ol6 = |H No Canal street Cbarfre
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-02

INOGEAC BIsANDx-6S eighth ripes l}rndv in Gus
~ ION House torres, subject " drnwha k. for by
jaa0 JONES' MACkINDER CO., 81 Grlsier ST.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-02

tnISSOLUTION-THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETO
- fore existing between the undersigned in the Crescent
Resauaf, at Mlnebnrg Is this day dissolved BY
LOUIS GUILLEBEAU will continue the business for
his account. al LOUIS GUIILEBEAU,r r
.... ill., ...a .. ..g JEAN BONNET.
New Orleans, August 9Th, 1856. aus
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-02

Mss THE OCEAN SPRINGS HOTEL WILL
N he opened the first day OF June under the personal at
4HLienton OF JOHN MCDONNELL of l4I Common street.
Every energy will be brought bear make the visitors
hInn rrlr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-02

NOTICE. = MOSES HARRIS HOLDS OUR FULL
~ Power of Attorney and will represent during absence
from the State per before George Raeshde Notary
Public
New Orleans August g. 1886.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-02

VACCINE MATTSR-VACCINE MATTER--PHY
cans Planters and Druggists always be supplied with
pure article al 50 50 per sea6, by applying 10 i
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-02
To the Readers of the Banner.

By an arrangement of the proprietors of the
Banner, one of their number, Mr.. Ii. K. Wal
ker, who has been my associate for some time
past, will assume the editorial conduct of the
paper land henceforth perform the duties which,
as editor, have hitherto discharged. This
arrangement brings to close my connection
with the Banner.
In bidding you alden, cannot forbear ex-
pressing to you the deep and grateful sense
entertain of the confidence which, you have
ever shown, you repose 10 my integrity of pur-
pose, of the numerous manifestations have
received of your esteem and regard, and of the
generous support you have uniformly extended
to me. could not with proprety affirm, that
mo editor ever had such readers" but may
with truth say, that no editor of a party paper
ever had readers upon whose intelligence, rea>
son, and liberality he could more safely rely
in giving bold utteranoe to his honest convio-
tions on all subjects and on all occasions, than
it has been my great good fortune to be able
to do on yours.
To your kindest regards beg leave to COM
mend my successor and late coadjutor, who is
already Familiarity known to you, and who,
know, will be unwearied in bis efforts to serve
you. ALLEN A. HALL.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-02
Supposed Declaration of independence,

The Pennsy IUaRiGn-a supposed semi-ofhcial
organ of Mr.. Buchanan, and certainly the or
gan of Mr.. Forney, pet of the President
elect, has been recently striking at the South,
and Secession Democratic men. The article, in
deed, indicates war upon the Secession De-
mocracy of the South, the twin sister of the
Abolition Democracy of the North. The Sc
cesson Democracy, the Pennsylvania consi-
ders at war with the generally sound Democra-
oy of the Union, and assertion, always making
trouble in the Democratic ran ks, and doing in
Justice te all, who do not agree in its especial
opinions. Indeed, the Pennsylvania thinks the
Secession Democracy of the South supported
Mr.. Buchanan only because it was obliged to
do 30, and even then supported him, in bad
faith. This Secession Democracy, the Editor
then goes on to cay, opened an attack upon U,
S. Senator Bigler, of Pennsylvania, the mo-
ment that he expressed in the Senate, that
Kansas should be free State.
THUS affordng an opportunity to the Abo-
lition opposition to deride and distract the De-
mOcracy, by showing that the South, while
adhering to their own notions of political pro-
priety, while asserting their own ideas in ref
erence to Kansas, bad no mercy for that
Northern man who, on his part, dared to ex-
press preference which they or theiis were
free to cultivate and proclaim. 1t does notstop
to dwell "npon the hostility as it intimates
it might, to Messrs. Bright, of Indiana; Cobb,
of Georgia; and Oligford, of Maine; whom it
denominates "NAtional Heroes" as generally
named for the new Uabinet,n but comes down
pell-mell ITO the more recent exhibitions of
the Richmond Enquirer IL sssailing John w.
Forney, whose name has been widely men-
toned in connection with Cabinet appoint
ment."
The Pennsylyanian concludes In spanky
proclamation OF its determination, Wilde il
does justice 10 the South, 10 resist ali interfer-
ence with its own rights,--and TO resist all in
juries inflicted upon it. II this article be an
inspiration of Mr.. Buchanan, IL is declaration
of Independenoe--bu il is denied that it is
and yet 1t lie not to be presumed Mr.. Forney,
would thus speak through his organ without
permission, IL not with authorty.-A Y. En-
pres.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-02
AbdicatI0n,

ALLEN A. HALL, Esq, abdicated the edi-
torial chair of the Republican Banner last
Saturday. We append his brief address la
king leave Of the readers of that sterling
old journal. No one connected with the
political press of the South has made for
himself wider or more enduring reputa-
ton as an able writer, wise and saga
cioas counsellor, and scholar of great
and varied attachments. To the younger
members of the arduouS profession to which
he has devoted the greater portion of his
life, and from which he retires "full of hon.
ors," his career affords an encouraging ex-
ample of what can be attained by firm
and steady discharge of duty, and the
maintainence of strict principles of honor
and integrity, under all circumstances Let
us profit by it. We are not advised as to
what pursuit Mr.. Hall expects to engage
in. Whatever it be, we tender him our
Best wishes for his prosperity and happi.
ness.
Our talented young friend WALKER sue
ceeds his late associate. His untiring indus.
try and energy cannot fail him in his ell.
deavors to hold his BaHnsr in the breeze,
and to keep together the numerous forces
which have been accustomed to marshal
under it.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-02

~ All Letters advertised subject TO scharee
Of one cent.
Persons calling for theseetters will please say they
advertised.
Ordered to be dererfised in tie "DGSy Patriot sgree-
able TO the ot0ciR0 section Of tho Neo Pssf eee Lds
tie newspaper hsein1 the largest ctTels1dtton 9dny
paper published IA Nashville
SEQ g. And be it further enacted That Lists Of Letters
remaining uncaed for in any Post Office in any city, town.
or village where newspaper shall printed shall here
after be published only in the newspaper Which, being
issued weekly oener shall have the largest
within range delivery said oec, to be decided By
the Postmaster at srch ofceINew Post oics
March rs, 1881.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-02
Another RichmOnd.-CIear the Track
Hor the Patriot.


Mr.. EDIToR:-The time is fast approaching
when the American Party Of Tennessee must
be prepared TO meet the allied forces Of foreign
pauperism aud sham Democracy upon another
field. Il Is true we were defeated in the Pres
idential contest, because the people were led of
from the true issue by the alarm and terror Of
abolitionism, and the threatened outrage upon
southern honor and southern rights, but now
this foolish cry will be II no avail to our oppo-
nents, il We present candidate who will bring
the great question Of Americanism fully and
clearly before the public mind. Many gentle
men have been spoken of as our candidate for
Governor, almos; every county has some gin
ed son who Is deemed equal to the occasion.
The friends Of John Smith, Hsq, beg leave 70
submit bis name to the party. He l. one Of
the sblest debaters In tha State, and rell
tnosn % spry man AID ssoniaH In the State
We do not know shewishes Of Mr.. Smith up
on this snblscs bat We viii NOT permit our
selves for a moment 20 doubt his readiness at
all times 70 msks any sacrifice for the public
good. 1.-The should be the nominee be win re-
eeive the largest vote ever cast for any eandi-
date Of any party among che fFeemen on 20
FALLxxs WArKR. s
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-02
w RITING.

A IL who wish to avail themselves Of Dir.
N pOLBEAR's instructions in Writing should L.
do without delay, Mr. DIS stay in the city - a.
Is but limited. Those who wish know the-SE-zzaL
permanent advantage Of his instructions should inquire Of
those VII, m he taught IS yeare since inthis place.
kParents, Ladies and Gentlemen
iovitsd call and examine the rapid improvement Of
those who are now receiving lessons.
LADIES
In few lessons learn write with ease and elegance
No where the facility In writing mere
than when marriage or other causes separate families,
that the only means OF intercourse Is on paper The want
Of this fseiy often families to become estranged
nom each oiher because ss ermPed hand renders that
intoerabe task, which would OtheWs be pleasure.
The following remarks Of the Hon. 7. H. BxEToE very
appropriate:
sn Considering good hand writing to be not only
accomplishment, but means OF every en-
gagged in business greatly applaud Jour neritorous
improve the chrograPhy Of the age. gentleman
lady either Who writes badly, writes willingly;
and consequently fail often 10 write when they should; and
when hey do write, il Is done the last moment,
haste and mpat' ence and consequently with faults
kinda, Omen committing and injurin. both the writer
the which he advocates Wishing every
IN your Audsble undertakings, remain respectfully,
THOS. II. BENTON.
PARENTS
Are invited to contrast the ebsy facility Of children or
cramped style Of those twice their age, who have been
learning in the method, and then judge
which is the cheapest and best method,
CHILDREN
Should begin writing at an early age The ease and free
dUm acquired from Mr. D. 5 Instructions lost,
be scernsd fOm many families in this place who have
tested it.
Who write inferior style hardly expect get the beat
salaries.
MERCHANTS
And professional gentlemen four hours In doing
what fIsity ia writing would enable them TO do IN
Writing saloon No. A. UNION STREET, over Vessel 4
Hoars, to II, A. NJ 2 ,O4 M, and to at night.
feb2s
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-02

Hon. A. V. Brown The Union q
American intimates that the Hon. A..V.
Brown has been called to preside over the
Post Office Department. We trust this
may prove to be correct. We desire much
to see Tennessean at the head Of that
Department, who knows something of the
wants of the West and Southwest, and of
the abuses of our mail system. We owe
Mr.. Brown no good will as a politician;
but we will say that we shall hope for much
Improvement in postal affairs under his adj
ministration, believing him to possess exc
cutiVe talents of high order.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-02

~ Gilman and True, of Rochester, New
York, who recently disposed of Mr.. Breck's
drafts on the Corn Exchange Bank at N. "
to the extent of $25,o 600 in Chicago, $4,000
in Milwaukee, and $4,000 in st. Louis, have
been arrested. They left Memphis on the
Northerner, the goth, and were arrested at
Hickman, KY. Gilman, it appears, since leav-
ing New Orleans, whittier officers had gone to
arrest him, had assumed the name of Baldwin.
They have been taken to St. Louis. Wonder
if it was either of these worthless, who, under
the euphonious name of Gustdcus Adolphus
Smith, was SO successful in swindling opera
tons at Murfreesboro' short time ago9 v0
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-02

East TENNESSEE AND VIRGINIA RAILROAD
The Knoxville Register says:-"We are pleas
ed to find that the work on this road is being
pushed forward with unusual bri'kness. There
are now about two hundred and fifty hands in
active service upon the road, and all the work
is progressing within contract time. No road,
in this country, was ever let to better contrac>
tors, or watched over by more reliable, ener-
getic and careful officers"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-02

~ The Wisconsin of the 18th, states that
there is in store at Milwaukee 40O, 900 bushels
of wheat, and $1,000 barrels of four-abOut
twice the quantity of last winter. 1t estimates
the amount that will be ready for shipment at
that port, by the uEual time of opening of nav
igation, at 100000 bushels of wheat. and 80,
900 barrels of -four.
The Chicago Tribune bias ascertained the
amount now in store st Chicago, awaiting
lake shipment, to be wheat, SO, 799 bushels;
oats, So, 2O4 bushels corn, 40 531 bushels; flour,
II ,45O barrels; whisky, 1859 barrels.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-02
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

NASHVILLE PosT OFFICE, Jan. 8, 1851.
To TIE DAILY PArRIor-I have this day decided thas
you entitled to advertise the uncaed for Lesrain this
Oce for year. from he1st Of January in accordance
with the Law, in that case made and provided
Yours, very respectfully,
s. R. ANDERSON, P. NJ.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-02
DANCING.

MR.. GOODWIN respectfully informs the young Ladies
Itl and Gentlemen Of Nashville and vicinity, that he will
open his School SATURDAY, FEB. 2srH, at O'Clock
A. NJ and O'Clock p NJ at his Rooms Be~eh's Store
College Street Mr. g. takes this opportunity OF
tending his sincere and heartfelt thanks to his friends and
scholars who have for the past conferred
him their patronage and approval and assures those
guardians who may honor him with their support
that every attention will be given his part to the rapid
mproVementof those pupils with whom he may entrusted
Mr. @. will open Class for young Gentlemen, express
y for Fancy Dances, TUESDAY, March Sd. Hours Of
attendance frcm half past to nine o'clock NJ
Terms S5 90 for ten Lessons. feb25.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-02

r. The Shsabyville Ezpssitsr Iearas thai quite
seiious saray occurred week or 50 since IN The
lower edge o. Bedford eeuniy. between $40 Of the
es.lssns Of he aamss Mr. Ray and NJ. 0oving.
con. The particular Of ths affair are not given,
but the Ezp0afor says shat the latter gsnslsmaa
ives dangerously wounded By pistol shos issn NJ.
Rsw
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-02
FOR MEMPHIS.

L VIE ane passenger steamer ALE c7~n -
0HA, MILLER Master, will leave Nsa5zscss5
for the above and all intermediate
ports on THS DAY, the End instant, at IL O'Clock n
For freight or passage, apply on board or to
A. HAMILTON. Agent,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-02
EOR CAIRO.

TIVE elegantly. s.MailPacket, CITY 0l
Il OF HUNTSVILLE, Captain Wash. 1tA7 :
WEAVER win leave for the above and IElEs34zEszzEs
all intermediate landings THIS DAY the End inst at
o'clock NJ For freight passage apply on board OF to
march2 A. L. DAVIS, U. 8. Mail Packet ofHee.
FOR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI.
THE steamer, RESCUE BUGm,
L Master will leave for the above sHE.sNdFsgsAa /
and all intermediate ports, Wed
nesday the 4th inst. at IL o'clock NJ. For freight
passage, apply on board or to
march 2. RUSSELL 4 CLAIBORNE,
Agen8
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-02

FOR SALE.

A VALUABLE FARM eoetaining nnety-seven III
n acres with 26 OF woodland detached-n Ff5@
al Acres, Whites Greek, i've miles north ofA=
Nashville, between the Farms Of VIM b. Ewing and Rev
A. L. Green. Land excellent, well improved and we'll
watered. Is offered for sale reasonable terms.
Apply 10 A. v. 8 LINDsLEY,
march2 80 College Street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-02
Fancy BOnHets and Millinery Goods.
m oouNrRY mxRcHawTs Ann wr,T,xvD.

1 HAVE this year oonpessd arrangements 70 snRply
ssa B q 6ood a. even less prices eeal8 Be par
caAeed kas t4kips lnto confederation the charges and
aHd fssens hsvng years experence Ia his-
lneFy Goods, and containing myself exclusively e Ihis
brkBch q trade. always posted ard nor 20 sbs =
be deceived those dsax Ia every description msrs
chAndze- ny stock i aos In ficre, contiElng q
the largest stoekz o. SIX RAney honte, sad he largest
y this ssasan TOR y0ar hoHasl and iern sOmeihinr
% yoar advantage IN FAshl0aabis etocR, a.
T. uisk'e. Aeant
Ne. se Unlsn street, asxs door = gAs stats Raak.
MANILA IA M a. ~.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-02
THOMPSON & CO.,
MARBLE PALACE"
No. so College Street.

TNHoMPsON CO., having removed to their magnin-
IL eent Marble Palace and having handsomely fitted it
up for doing business in mercantile manner, deter
mined not to BE- surpassed in the Besuty and Magnitude
OF their soek Having increased facilities for purchasing
Goods In Eastern markets and making most u pur
chAses hands, and some Of our own impotatonS
thereby enabled 10 sell goods al less pront than those
purchased from second hands.
Our stock will consist OF the best English French, Ger
man aud American Goods All ask OF our friends and
customers is to call and examine for themselves, feeling
satisfied they will agree with u.s. both in regard to the
Goods and Prices.
We have the best light in the city for showing Goods.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-02
For st. Louis.

'INHE splendid steamer sALLIEA oTN
WEST, CURBET, Master, will leave sc 1esasiA5
for the above port and all
landings, THIS DAY, TUESDAY End inst,) at ocoe
r NJ For freight or passage apply on board, or to
march 2 A. HAMILTON, Agent.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-02

WILL sell my RESIDENCE and ahoat thirty acres of
GROUND, situated ID the SeAEfai village 81 kege4eld
fac ro tie cay q NasAvills aad onalnE "a ths
daailn Psze, Fathsrnt and Hoesoa streets. hbPfoe-
ably Of the most bsaGf1i places In DArdsen eoaa
an9 uuald very aesahle residences for gsnts1an
q Perfume II Il also Gel saAted 20 sat - nte naA1ne
lots havtng sbaaG sx t1essanf fse % hon ~ etsct
IN selling i buld upen . valuable parten q ~
nes yesy fAsoFAbs teEs u Be gives eess a. e price
knd line. ~ hphoof.
fsbi8-lMdkfFfw see
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-02

HOLIDAY. MARcH 2. 1s67.
ConRresnIonaI ConventIo-,.

The Lebanon Herald, of Thursday, pro
poses holding of District Convention at
Franklin, on the LIST Monday in May, to
select an American candidate for Congress
in the 5th District.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-02
FOR CARTHAGE.

TIVE light draughs and splendid steamer NFaEssA p
Commerce, OABIsR, Master, will lkkzyAsseSss
leave for the above and all intermediate Ssstssz@S
ports THIS DAY, at 10 O'clock A. N. For $500
freight or passage apply on board or to
march q A L DAVIS AGENT
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-02

RUSSIAN JusTIoE.-The Paris correspondent
of the New York Times tells story which
serves to show the rapid manner in which the
Russian government does an act of justice.
Eighteen months ago, Miss Ward, of one OF our
Southern States, was married at Florence to
Polish Count. After residing with her three
weeks, be took French leave, taking with him
his wife's jewels. He left letter stating that
the marriage was invalid, from the fact that
no Russian subject could be legally married
except by the Greek service. OF course the la
dy was in great CONSERVATION, and at the time
of the coronation of the Gar she with her
mother went to st. Petersburg. Mr.. Ssla, the
principal writer for Dickens Household Words,
drew up petition for her to the Russian gov
eminent, and it was presented by Mr.. Seymour,
the American Minister The case was laid be-.
fore the Emperor, and an order was issued to
the Russian Minister at Naples, where the
Count was living, for his arrest. he was seized
by the Neapolitan police, at the expense Of
Russia carried to Warsaw, where the lady and
her friends were waiting, marched into the
church by posse Of policemen, and was there
compelled to stand up before the altar and be
married in due form. His wife, then the
Countess, turned to him as soon as the ceremo-
ny was over, made formal VOW, and babe him
adieu farever. The Count was sent TO Siberia,
his property copfscated, his wife retaining
one-third by law. The family Immediately left
for Italy, where they are spending the winter.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-02
Nnticn fn Shinner..

IN and after Monday, End March, will receive all
" Freights for ehebyyille, Belbucke Wartrace Foster
vs Chrstana Murreesboro smyrna and LaVergne, but
no other point until further notice
ABB JONES, Agent.
march 2-2t. ~. q O Raikroad.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-02
GRAND DISPLAY OF
Fancy BOnnetS and Millinery Goods,
FOR THE SPRING OF 1877

WRm I WOULD respectfully inform my lady RFre,.
44 friends that have now In store ofthe ssB
WI largest, most beAatful, select and cheap WI
est stock Of Millinery offered Nashville al any
retail establishment al the east, and ready sup
ply my friends with early Spring Hats Of the latest dsgns
Ny stock, In part, consists Of
1000 rich Paris BngAl and Fancy BoRets imported Styles
lee cases Hair sugai Bond Lace Bonnets;
IS eases EnFlish straw and other plain styles;
5 dozen Imported Imperial Chip Bonnets
s76 Canton Paris Flowers b0nnet parties and brides
272 Canton Paris Rbbons, for bonness and dress tim
60 d5sen Hoop skirs bone and Steel extra bone, 1e
30 dozen spanish aud French Fans;
50 dozen rArAsols, assorted quality;
Rich \ aek Bugaf Lace 1Anlias aud materiaiE
BagaI 0lrnps and LAces, white, blond and Maltese:
Black BugSl Collars and Sets, for mourning.
stock OF mbroderies is not ony beEutu cAeab
consisting in part q Rich Mates Work Musn Jssouss
Sets Collars q oniion Work, Muslin Mates ana JAco
net Undsr-sieeyes, Worked Bands, Paris Embroidere
Handkes chiefs. ne line 0fPzrs Mtts Kid Gloves ana
.stc Bes; Ladies ane and medium Csb6as Port Monies
The Bonnet Comb and new styles Of Tuck and ReddInx
Conb with many Fancy Goods toa 20 Mention
Ny opening days vii be the 1st and ibih ofAarch
Tast receive liberal pairo &c 20
me The past theen year, And shall endeAyOr b. Do
te attention. PanctsA and honesty Of Psrposs 70 con-
m and a e1ntnAnce.
VIII not deceive ycu regards FASHIONS a. an vail
posted IN that reapecf. receive by every steamer from
kuroPe the latest stJ les from Paris and London.
g. BOHaets beachsd In superior stys.
No. IS union St. nezt door % siats cans.
n. R.-CountIy Merchants and Asliners uosla a. wes
10 examine ny stock befgFe parcAksug a. VA an susa
bals a. son - ParchAsing kAst. marcia