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Kansas Affairs.

ST. Louis, Aug. H.-Advices from Kansas of
the sth Of August, have been received Gov
Walker has returned 20 Lawrence, with the
troops, the apprehension Of an Indian attack prov
ing groundless
Election returns indicate a nearly unanimous
vote in favor OF the Topeka constitution
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BOARDING.

BOARD IN A PRIVATE FAMILY.-A Gen.
Id tleman and Lady, or three single Gentlemen can
be accommodated with pleasant ROOMS, furnished,
with OF without Board. Apply AT SIS r street, be-
tween 10th and ilth streets. an 10 ST.
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CENTRE MARKEr.-The market opened this
morning with an excellent supply of provisions
Of superior quality, and neatly arranged by the
dealers. The attendance, as usual at the begin
ming Of the week, was large. The sales were
rapid and the prices about as on Saturday last.
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Drowned.

BosToy, August 9.-Four youny ladies, two Of
whom were daughters Of g. r Soule, and the
other two OF Mr.. Grant, were drowned AT Wa
terville, Maine, on Thursday
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MARITIME SCHATZE's GUITARS AT THE
Nl lowest terms, az the Music Depot Of
jYa w. q. METZEROTT.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM THE ASSOCIATED Pr ESS.
Mrs. Cunningham Refused Bail.

NEW YoRK, August I0.-Justice Davidson has
refused to admit Mrs. Cunningham 60 bail. Her
counsel have announced an intention 10 apply for
a writ Of eerfioTai.
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The Court met at ten O'Clock, this morning.
Mr.. Scott commenced his argument for the de-
fence by saying, May ii please the Court, my
friend, Mr.. Darlington, addressed you yesterday.
He had limited task to perform his argument
being confined to one single defendant; mine is
broader duty, have to speak to the whole case
Attorney, to consume more time In replying to II
than he had at first anticipated He was obliged
70 say that, after listening with attention to all
very imperfect idea Of the defence which would
oe made by the counsel, and they wolld have
anved al a very imperfect idea Of the case Of the
piosecslon. In order to understand their duty
we necessary to come to q correct understanding
%'o ne nature OF the case. He had expected the
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WATCH RETURNS Augustus Young, (eol-
Bell, drunk in the street; workhouse % days
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+ NUMBER 80.


toast to the fair girls l would say that con-
cur in that part which says eve obey when
they command us, and pray the fair dam
sels Of Amador to issue their orders ere we
shall have crossed the stream Of boyhoo1 and
landed on the murky shores Of old-bacheor-
dom, or shall have plunged into the unholy
sea of misogamy Is that the sentiment Of
those Young Gents over there? (pointing to
collection of beaux who were mixed mp with
the girls.) prolonged Applause.
Kill TIE County Of aa,ador: A lover by
name, and lovely in all It's pecularities. May its
beauty and chivalry be married and given in mar
riage, and may they and theirs live long to enjoy
and celebrate the Anniversary Of independence.
XIV. The Firemcn: The guardians Of our lives
and property; may they ever occupy the high posi-
ton in the hearts Of the people their noble cause
and generous conduct entitle them to.
Response by VIM. Jennings, Foreman Of
Jackson Hook and Ladder Co, returning
thanks for the notice taken Of the Firemen.
They were not much at speaking, but when
it came TO action they were always ready and
willing.
Three cheers were given for the Firemcu.
Music: Yankee Doodle"
Three cheers for "The Day we Celebrate
The procession then reformed, and marched
back through the same streets to the front of
the Court House, where the concourse dis
banded, giving cheers for The Marshals, The
Day, The Firemen, The Y NJ D. Club, Tho
Ladies Of Amador, &C.
THE CIRCUS.
In the afternoon drew large audiance,
yet the numbers in the streets did not seem
to be decreased
In the evening the Circus again had a frll
house, at least six hundred being present.
The streets were lined with merrymakers and
spectators.
THE FIRE WORKS,
attracted a greatdeal of attention, the prn-
cipal ones being on the hill to the East of
town, but rockets were sent up by squads in
various places.
THE GERMAN BALL,
At the Turn Verein grounds drew 4 great
many together All kinds of refreshments
were obtainablc here and the enjoyment was
general The Pavilion erected for dancing
was cool and decidedly pleasant. Many of
our "Grst citizens" were present and joined
in the "mazy dance7 If wo mistake not, the
festivities were prolonged to daylight Oh Sun
day morning.
INCIDENTS OF TIE DAY.
No accidents occurred during the entire
day, worthy Of record, although there was
an immense amount of beverage" was i'm
bibed, yet but very few intoxicated men could
be seen, and those did not seem to be bellig-
erent One Of the circus men got into a
muss with tailor who had Marcy on bis
unmentionables, aad charged the circus man
rather high. He slapped the tailor's face,
when Mrs tailor pitched in, and he pitch
ed her out Of the door, A Justice Of the
Peace charged him forty three dollars for
the fun. One other fight just for SPORT
came off in the evening The Hook & Lad
ders aud their guests cracked several baskets
Of Champagne at their rooms in the after
noon. Wit and humor in the toasts and
speeches flowed as freely as the vine. AZ
terwards they had run through the princi-
pal streets with the beautiful truck Of the
Volcano boys SIC transit gloria SATURDAY.
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71F9NFF17'I II y ~ II
BRKGGs & AXTELL,
A. B. Crawford, IA. D.,

JACKSON, AMADOR COUNTY, CAL,
Office ct the Louisiana Hotel. Main street.
apr Is zo-iy
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-24

IMPROVE YoUR CHIRoGRAPHr.-Stopping in a.
the writing rooms of Mr.. Dooear yesterday, we
were grati6ed at seeing so large a number Of pupils
10 attendance, and surprised 70 note the improve
ment made by Individual scholars whose writing
we had seen before. Several instances have come
under oar observation which deserve record. We
know OF one case particularly, in which the PEN
msnship OF the pupil, before attending Mr.. Dol
bears classes, had more the appear te Of the
hicrogyphics made by an uniortunst, that had
formed too intimate acquaintance with the ink"
stand tn "A anything else, which is now round,
smooth Az heautiluL l. has nons Of the Stiffness
swk~ardness or ineegsnce which characterized it
before; in fact, /; is nothing ike its former self
every vestige Of former peculisrties having dissp-
peared. This is bot one instance We might mGl.
tiply them almest indefinitely, but it is unnec-
esssry.
It's q mistaken idea that men who have prac-
ticod hand wiring for long time cannot be
taught different style Of chirograpby. Mr.. d.
Informs Us that gentlemen and ladies' Of ali sges can
learn to write q beautiful smooth and bold band
as easily as a child can. Merchants who have long
been accustomed to particular and inferior style
Of writing NAV soon attain another, bold and eleI
CANT Mr. DoIbeGr IL still receiving pupils, and We
advise those who desire TO improve their writing
10 apply 20 him Immediately and put themselves
under HE tuition.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-24
williams Pulmonic Balsam Of Wild Cherry snd
Wood Haptha.
TIE GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY.

TIE GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY.
speedy and positive for consumption. 1t is
remedy for Pheumonies, As hma Splitting Of Blood
night sweas Bronchitis Coughs Colds Purisy whcopng
Cough and all diseases ofshe chest ndungs together with
all the affections which pred spose the above named
paiats persons who have used 1t in the above named
complaints its efficacy in the unqualified
terms This invaluable medicine by drug
gs throughout the Southern and Western States Manu-.
facturedby A. L. WILKINSON 4 CO.,
Huntsville, Ala,
to whom all orders must be addressed.
Hear what the Hon. JERs CLEMENS says OF its nature.
Persons who buy one bottle are sure to get a second.
HUNTSVILLE, March G, 1885,
GKKTs Ihsve used DR.. Charles Williams Pumonic Bal.
san Of Wild Cherry and Wood Naptha with the haPpest
effects. negro man, belonging my father who has
been several years afflicted wi distressing cough
apparently to good health By the OF bottle
alone.
have used it also in other cases. and without de-
cided benefit to the patient
Very respectfully, JERE CLEMENS
Messrs. A. L WILKINSON 4 Co., Huntsville, Ala.
DEAR pleasure in giving my testimony to the
virtues Of your excellent "Pulmonc Basan Of Wild Cher
~" Having used several tiles in my family with de.
cidei advantagein every case, recommend it the
best and most pleasant medicine have ever seen.
W. D. Y. sAWRIE.
For sale by Herman Rains, Berry 4 Demoville, G. W.
Hendershott A. K. Roscoe, Ewing Brother, Wholesale
Josiah @ Brown. sept27-dGw5m
THE REoS OF AST.-In this wonderful age, Art lays her
uasler touches almost everything The ceilings
snd the carpets tread on, haOwed by Art. Art
winds the railway through the mountains and the mud;
makes her machines Of wood ard iron, act il with
knowledge snnhaes space with lightning tanned down
to the tueedge Of boy Nothing is too lofty for her touch
and nothing humble. proof Of this old conviction
has Just ar under notice. in the shape OF CArHIR
TO Pill from the Laboratory Of that world renowned
Chemi.t, DR.. CO.. AVER
II We understand the subject he has carried that article
to the fares. perfection OF which is capable Instead Of
employing Drugs n Its composition, as we have always
thoug the necessary and only way he has with
mate skill extracted the virtues Of the medicine to he
pIoyed and combined them alone in their purity together
The composition then mix ed and rolled b. machinery and
steam powerintO ssPerOid pill which is wrapped
veope gelane for protection from the effects Of weather
or time and then thcky coated with sugar to its
passport the palate notwithstanding all The labored
perfection they offered 70 he Public at less than
centeach. However humble the de-armen think this
may tafey characterised contamination Of Art in
its line oruihQ Netcs. Bat.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Rheumatism, in its most aggravated form, disappears
from the system like frost before the rising when CAR
TEzs sFAn MIx1URE is brought to bear upon it, This
great purifier dives to the root Of all
such Diseases and drives limb limb and joint to
joint until its captured, and it Oreed ont o.
the system through the pores skim Let the suffer
try It and become healed. jsn14-2w
HoIlowsvs Pils.-seekefs Of health, those dyspepte
suffering from Weakness debility Of any kind should
course Of fine medicines which will quickly re-
store them to health they fail fused
cordng to the directions which accompany each box.
Sold at the manufactures, No. so Maiden Lane, New
York. and No. pa Strand London; and by all druggists,
at Csc, exc, and 81 per pot or box. ianl4-1w
Great Cure Of Rheumatism.-The editors of the
Richmond Republican, of Dec. 24h 1852 says that Car
ters Spanish Mixture is quack medicine
They had in their press-l who was afflicted
with violent MercuriA Rheupatism, who 'ntinnany
complaining omisery in the bact, limbs and jOintshis
eyes bad become feversh and mattery, neck swollen,
thro sore and all the symptoms OF combined
with scrofua- Two bottles OF Carter's spanish Mixture
cured him. editorial notice above, they be:r
ses mony derful effects and say their only
gre! that all suffering vita disease Of the blood not
ofthe existence OF Euch medicine They chesriuly
recomend it
See their Certificate and notice in full around the bottle
jan10-3W
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GUMS! GunS!! GunS!!!

ENALL CUNNINGHAM, No. ~ Public Square, have
Il just received and opened splendid assortment or
Single and Double Bird and Deer GUS among vi Oh
few OF the ebrated Wesley Rchard manufacture, aud
fine Guns in complete These Guns ali Of
their importation direct from England, and we're al
made to their order expressly for this market
Also, Sharp's RIG and Shot Guns; Colts Reporters Al
lens Self Cooking Pistols together with the finest asscrt
ment Of Powder Fak Shot Pouches and Belts
cd in Nashville nov13--dSm.
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tH- The weather continues very cold, and the
slcghng remsins excellent.
For the Patriot

For the Patriot
NEssRs. EDIroRs In looking over the Patriot
Of last Monday | discovered an item," in which
our worthy Mayor Acknowledged the receipt OF SOS
to be distributed among the poor of the CITY, (oi
whom, alas. there are too many) And now, that
the chilling blasts Of winter are piercing the hearts
Of the poor and friendess, il is duty, one and
al, as God-loviRg and good citizens, to do all in
our power to alleviate their suffeings-and ever
remember tie our DUTY to feed the hungry, clothe
the naked, and comfort the afflicted 1t affords
NE pleasure TO see the Robertson Dramatic Assoe.
ation the dorors of the above amountl taking the
lead in the work. / therefore desire, through the
Patriot columns, to urge the Club to action, and
let the first be the prelude to still greater Efforts
feeling assured that charitable public will second
them With a combination which they now pos
sess, las all must acknowledge who witnessed their
performance, especially among the lady members J
il is certain that they must succeed ia their lauda
bic desires therefore hope to see an early
nouncement of another performance.
Wilt thou draw near the charity of the Gods?
Draw near them then in being charitablel
Charity is nobility's true badge.
FRANCES"
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LoCATED.-Mr. Black, the artist, who executes
portraits in pastel, informs that he hes opened
n studio over Beuy's Book Store. His success
here last summer Is guaranty of bis sk III aud a5i
ity IN his profession.
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LIkBTLrTE

The amount Of Liabilities due or not due 70 Basis
or other creditors nothn
Losses adjusted and due-nothing.
Losses ADJUSTED and not due N,1B 81
Losses unadusted contested, aud wanting
proofs l5e,4S "
Al other claims against the Company snail for print
ing, &c.
Agents instructed take risk exceeding $4,000 90.
1hs creates, Insured In one city town or VII
lage, varies.
The greatest allowed Insured 10 block also
varies n intention hit the loss By any one hre
20 sic 0tO 90.
The amount Of its Capital earnings deposited in
other State as security for losses hsrsn Partef ihs
Capital or earnings this Company are hus deposited
The Charter Act Of Incorporation and amendments 10
the same hled in July, 1875.
THOs. A. ALEXANDER, Secretary.
Subscribed and before this th daV Of January,
1851. HENRY FOWLER, JsStice Of the Peace,
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HoRsE RUSED.-A large aud foe bay horse fell
down yesterday while coming up College street,
aud broke one of his legs. lie was animlI Of
considerable value. The streets in very dan
gerous condition ia consequence of ice. Shoe your
horses
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SUBORDINATE LODGES, I. o. o. r.
TKEEESSEE LODGE No, ], meets nj odd BGlou'B
Hall every Tuesday night. Otscels: z. BAIoD n c. ".
". THURsoHD, Y.G.; Med A. kCLEE seSy T. L. hAAnAI1
Treasurer.
EAsHVriLB LODGE, 30. 2, seets every Thursday
night. Officers W. A. HHgESY, n G.; j. ". RATCIU, v
q T. W. BARNES sec'y: X. u COoKRzlL Treasurer.
TRBBUE LODGE No. 10, meets every Monday sight.
ohhoers: P +. PAnL;Ps, N. o g. ". DAADEz, v. 81 Z.
BEAUNosr, sec'y.; ". CAEERos, Treasurer.
SMILEY LODGE No SC, meets at their Hall, South
Nashville every Friday night. OGrers; JohS z. HnL, n
e. RBED JoNTE V. H. Q. ALIKY, secy; JOzH FAzKsIEH,
Treasurer.
ENCAMPmENTS.
RIDGELY EECANPEENT, No. l. meets en- the lat
and 81 Wednesday night Of each nooth Officers: SAY
sRs G. P; ". O. FOuLE II. p; ?. BuLIop, 3. ~: W. W.
TEUEEoND J. w }. LIoSs, scribs B. r oUTrEs, Treas.
OLIVE BRANCH EECAHPMENT, 10. 4, rests
every "a and 4h Wednesday ught Of each month Ocers
J X. tDHusDsOS. c. z b. LIOEs, II. P; G.. W. DARDEs,
W. W. 3. sUEEs, w. B. T. ILsHrss, Scribe; J. N.
WAR. Trsssvrer. iV22
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no ApVEEsTISEES,

The circulation Of the ally and Tri-Weekly
edi lions of the Patriot, combined, exceeds largely
that Of any other newspaper printed IN Nashville.
Il is these editions that are generally used for
advertising The Patriot therefore, is the best
advertising medium in the city.
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MOVEMENTS OF THE MAILS.
MAIL DEPARTURES.

Chattanooga r. Daily leaves at O'clock p NJ; eloses
at4p. This mail carries al natter lol -. .ns 49,,
and Southern cities, Huntsville, fnscunO 'SH
phis Little Rock aud their Dependencies
Chattanooga K. T., Daily, leayes at ~ oeSe - o. ~
clJses al ~ p. m. This ma carries an ''e ""J
mail on this route and beauch routes:
Louisville, Daily, leaves a. otleck a. m 2 p
Galaiin, : a. a - "a
Lebanon, -
Sparta Monday. "Wednesday and thursday; / ayes at
&c oek a m: closes at ~ o'cloek p m
CT arloe Hpnnaon Jackson and Trenton, leaves Tuef-
day Tb1rsdsy and Saturday at O'Clock a. m; closes
atTH pm w,
Columbi. Puiasl and Wayne'boro leaves sunday "ed,
resaav and Friday at O'Clock a. M. clO-es at ~
coIumbs Lavrencsburg, Florence, &c Tuesday, Thurs
cay and Saturday, leaves at O'Clock m closes al
Clarlsvif Dover Hopkinsvile. &c, ayes MONDAY We'd
nesdsy ard Friday al o'e.o.k, \. N ) closes a. y
pm.
Russelve and Springfield, raves Tuesday Ttursdsy and
"a urJay at O'Clock In; close. at N p. m.
Ceptre4le Vernon, SC leaves ue.dsy Friday at Il
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-24

ES The -Etns Coal Company we're expecting
3 supply OF coal ty The Railroad last night. The
. Office Of this company is near the n. & C. r K.
Depot Their coal lie an unusually good,srLicle.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-24

Pianos and Music.-we learn that Horace
waters Of SSS Broadway y agent for The sale Of many
oshe celebrated makers OF Pianos and MelodeoAs is
Offering ,hem at prices which advise ali sho desire to
purchase avail themselves Of he also selling bis large
and Srknova Catalogue Music at bird on hon the
regular prices and wiz forward TIE Tree Of postage.
His offers the trade teachers and schools ofhe mos,
favorable eharAetea OF which he vii be able ell to the
letter. for having wisely adopted the cash system Ths
Horace Waters Pianos known Amosg the very best
We enabled to speak Of those Instruments with ssne
degree Of confidence from personal knowledge OF their
oeIlsnt tone and durable qualify T. EedHgeliSs.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-24

IT. Chas. w. Smith Is in receipt Of large as
soriment Of school books. Those whose Children
or wards are in want of such books viii 60 well to
remember this assortment.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-24
HUGH HENDERSON,
Marble Manufacturer,
Corner OF Bread and Sunsmer Sta,
NASHVILLE. rEgS.

AOULB Inform the people of Nashville and ne sur
w rounding counrv. thai BE- has recently improved
greatly enlarged ms n ~ Yard and prcTanst %
Oh al orders IN the Ab. ape the shortest notice aAd
~ meft iayorA1e terms ior He Neud call arte
attention 70 hIswei selected stock % Man
tie Pieces cures, stSuary Fountains, mar Fouats
Urns Vase fcuna, Ac many o which Of The Burest
I IA Marbe, and IRON ts rhiss ne best EaFopsan
masters His arrangements compete farnhing
kinds 81 haroie eiiher q his osn manufaetare In
Dorted He has hand large quantity ItaH Marble
n the roukh STATE which he viii sci lew oase Furs
uurein kgypAn Mar6e o. the bes qnsy Gao b. hsd a.
~ vara e natteis himself that Ne serve t ub
lie Ca - aeoolnnodAtng se fns Say sini eststasa
Ia she West a fhsre 81 si.l tt-lta
Ian22-tstFiy
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THEJAs JoHNsoN.-Tbis fine steamer, we le-rn,
Ia New Orleans on Thursday last, with elk hun
bred tons Of freight, for this city. The Scotland
and Na,ltUiHe are also on the way up.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-24

tE- The canal ia the ice to the coal bosts, just
above the bend Of tie river, near the works,
il nearly completed. The workmen will reach the
boats sOHetime during the day, and the coal will
be bronpht down.
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PubIicatiOns By subscrip.is.

Our fellow. citizen, Mr. Tim. W. Gilman, hAs the
agency for obtaining subscriptions to the following
works, which are published by subscription only,
and are not for sale in the Book Stores:
Tue INDIAN RACES OF NORTH AND SoUrH ANEEIcA.
New York: Published by the American Sub
scripton House.
This work contains an account Of the principal
aboriginal races; description oftheir national Gus
toms, mythology and religious ceremonies; his
tory of their most powerful tribes and sheir most
celebrated chiefs aud warriors their intercourse
aud wars with the European settlers and a great
variety Of anecdote and description, illustrative Of
personal and national character The author is
Cbas. DeWoh Brownell. The work is illustrated
with numerous and diversified cOlored illustrations
entirely new, and many Of which from original
designs. Il is also accompanied With chart which
gives statistical references of interest The work
contains CSC psgcs.
The EASTERN OR OLD WoELn; embracing Ancient
aud Modern History. By Henry Howard Brown
ell, A. n. 2vols Toronto, c. w.
This is also beautifully prepared work, and Illus
trated with eoorcd engravngs The first volume
treats Of the Jews, AssyriA, Egypt, Greece, Rome,
Persia, Iudis, China, the MIhomedans Spain, Ger
many, Hungary and Russia, with a valuable stats
teal appendix The second volume opens with
France, aud the late Revolutions; England, with
the history and description of Nor~ay; Sweden
and Norway Denmark the Netherlands Swit1
Srlsnd; Portugal and Italy.
Mr.. Gilman has the agency for these works, and
will receive subscribers, the books to be delivered
in January and February. He viii call upon our
citizens and exhibit Specimen copies
CEooKER's MILLINERY EsrA BLIsnMENT.-Yes-
terday was the Fall opening day OF the above
establishment, and prompted by desire to
see something very nice as well as to be in
fashion (as nearly every body, we Thought,
was there, we went along with the tide and
looked at the large and fine display of millinery
and fancy goods there to be seen. Mr. Croker
has brought on = very large and varied stock,
embracing all the articles belonging TO the
trade, of every style and quality. The stock
Of bonnets, flowers, ribbons, trimmings, head
dresses, &c, is far beyond what we expected
to see. The finer qualities of these variousstyles
of goods are indeed superb, surprising any.
thing we have ever seen. The bonnets, par
ticularly, We look upon as the prettiest things
in that line ever introduced to the notice of the
public.
Mr.. @. is prepared to sell millinery goods at
Wholesale as well as retail, and country dealers
desiring to purchase viii do well to examine
his -tock.-if