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ARSY,s CoNFEorIONE6Y

ARNY'S CONFEOrIONEkY,
No "a Bridge Street, GeorgetO,on, b. c.,
WHERE ALL KINDS OF ENTERTAIN.
w ments are furnished with the be.t ice
Creams, Cakes, Water Ices, Confect, &c :, AZ The
shortest notice, and on the most moderate terms
Medal awarded at the LAST exhibition Of Metro
politan Mechanics' Institute.
ian 31-u fUnionkI Intel.)
EOR sALE.-A PAIR OF PINE MULES,
L four years old, and very kind ins
hsraess. Apply 70 -
Amy q sHINN, ~
No. 81 Green street,
feb 8-1 GeorRetovn
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THE GREAT TRAGEDY THE NEW
Il American Tragedy, Cortez the Couquerer.
This splendid poem Is pronounced by Critics
unIivalled. Jusi nom press, and for sale by the
publisher. FERGUSON,
mar l2 a56 7th street.
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H0KRQRAFI0N STOCKS fer sale By
~ - IA CHVDB BROTHERS,
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AsSE S523,057 or.
Inve ted in Bonds, Mortgages, and Good Securities.
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To THE PUBLIC.

IUHN DENNIS HAVING TAKEN THE
- well known Coach Factory, on 9th o&aAR<
street, between Louisiana avenue and H6G
q street, long conducted by Mr.. yor nj Young,
Is now prepared to manufacture and repair ali
descri Plions Of COACHEs, BUGGIEs, WAC
ONS, &c on the most reasonable terms, In the
very best manner, and at the shortest notice. He
respectfully invites his fellow citizens to give him
a trial. maj 6-3m
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.dsthortsed Capital and .assets. 057 OF.
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DOTArOE8.-1OO0 BUSHELS PRIM T.
L white M MERCER POTATOES, In store and
for sale In lots TO suit purchasers.
PETER BERRY,
Jan G-n as Water street, George.owu.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
BY THE NATIONAL LINE.
[ Reports Furnished by the Associated Press.l

WAsHNGToE, July 21.-Cavin Jackson, of Mich.
| igan, and Robt. II. Clark, of Delaware, have been
| appointed pursers in the Navy.
CINorSxArI, July 2I.-A German, named Nosh-
| Ter, who employed by Horton & Macy, stran-
| gled his wife, aud stabbed Horton fatally, after
which he cut his own throat. He is not expected
to live.
DETROIT, July 21.-The brig Giddings cspsized
on Lake Michigan. She is a total loss. Her crew
were saved.
BosroN, July 2I.-The body of Benjaman Chan.
der, of Delaware who has been issiBg since last
Autumn, has been found on the White Mountains,
near Glen House.
NEW YORK, July 2I.-Eugene Anderson, me-
| tropolitan policeman, was shot dead by burglar
to-day.
ST. LoUIs, July 21.-WaIker was campe1 out
side of LOwrence, with eight companies Of dra-
goons on the 18th. The citizens decided not to
negotiate with him. 10 resist the troops, unless
fired upon Walker has warrants to arrest the city
officers and other citizens of Lawrence.
NEW York, July 22.-Laguyra dates to the 25th
say is healthy, but they had vomito at Vera Cruz
and Campeschy.
An unsuccessful attempt was made at a revou-
ton in Laguyra on the 10th of June. The object
being to depose Governor Durantes, in favor of Pc
dro Reguera.
The captain of the port, the collector and others
are under arrest.
WASHINGTON, July Ex-Governor Medary asks
the war department for permission TO muster vol
unteers for defence against the savages the upper
Sioux agency. Floyd refuses, but will send orders
to Forts McHenry and Mackinaw for troops to
join those at Fort Smelling and Ridgely to meet
the appr hended disturbances of the Minnesota In
dams, whose annuties withheld till theydeliver
up the Spirit Lake murderers.
Walkers proclamation is being considered by the
Cabinet.
Ben McCullOch has arrived from Kansas whittier
he bad beer sent to what could be spared for
Utah.
LOUISVILLE, July pa street rencontre took
place yesterday afternoon between Prentice, Editor
Of the Journal and Durret, associate editor of the
Courier, in consequence of an offensive article In
the latter paper. Pistols used by both par
ties. Prentice Was slightly wounded.
CHICAGO July 22.-The Chippeways after the
removal of the o. S. troops from Fort Ridgey,
drove the entire Missionary staff from Leech Lake.
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Interesting 10 Mechanics and Hanufac
Iurers-ThIrd Annual Fair.

Interesting 10 Mechanics and Hanufacs
Iurers-ThIrd Annual Fair.
The Mechanics and Manufacturers of Tennessee
and adjoining States, are reminded that the Third
Annual Fair and Exhibition OF the Mechanics Insti-
tute of this State, will commence in October next
in this city The annually increasing interest man
fsted in these exhibitions, and visible advantages
resulting to exhibitors, well from the dissemna-
ton of important information among themselves,
from the great publicity which they thus
bled to give their business renders it certain that
the approaching exhibition will eclipse in magnif-
cence and interest all its predecessors.
Copies of Circulars, giving full particulars, be
obtained at the Mechanics Institute rooms College
street, opposite the SewaDee or by addressing the
President, WIZ. SToCKELL, or Secretary II. K. WAL
EER. June 25-3m.
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Summer BOnnetSl Summer BOnnetSl
AND
Millinery Goods,
Closing Out at IIalf-PriceS.

Esa NOW Ladies you purchase a 6ne -
EsSSs uonnet Millinery Goods at your Is-.S
w Prices. -
Fson the unprecedented patronage We have received
reason great competition for this
has fully established The reputation Of house aid tn
creased trade per cent? and tave made large adt
tons 70 stock, which select In designs uAn
any time this season.
such Flowers, adys that viii delight you aud the Eu-
last stock for this season, and win be sold out
Our stock OF Straw and Fancy Goods Embfoideries &c
consists Of
rich Paris Bugal and Fancy Bonets imported styles.
cases Hair, hugal Bond Lace Bonnets;
English Straw and other plain STYLES;
dozen imported Imperial Chip Bonnets.
4 Cartons Of Paris Flowers. for bonHets, parties and
\ b-ideFi
ast hne lot OF RIbbens for bonness and
dress trimminRs
Hoop skirts, bone and Steel extra bone. sc;
Spanish and French Pans;
Parasols, assorted quality;
Rich Black Bugal Lace Mantilas and materials;
BugSl Gmps and Laces white blond and Malsze;
Black Bugai Collars and Sets, Tor m0urninS.
Our stock OF kmbrodeTes only beautiful but
consisting In part OF Rich Maltese Work, auu, JAconet
Setts Collars II Honiton Work, Muslin haese and Jaoo-
net UndrT-seeyes, Worked Bsnds, Paris Embroidered
handkerchief hne line Of Paris Mitts, Kid Gloves and
Elastic Belts Ladies' hns md medium CBbbas PORT Monica
The Bonnet Comb and styles Of fuck and keddinE
Combs with many Fancy Goods too 70 mention,
Viii be sold at q great reduction Ia prices.
We open the Is tn Sc mbeE the hnest Stock Of
Goods the FAN Trade opeaed a. N4shvie, Of
Sf5OOO worth Of importation from PARA coUF
neton be met with large stock Of Rich G0ods aud
low prices, to keep up the life Of trade with
july Il, No. 90 Union 81. Hsxt door 10 stAts Bank
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IXTANTED 100000 bushels prime White and Red Wheat
w for which will pay the highest market price, de-
veret at Ware house, Spring and Clark stree Is,
Nashville. Wheat will be ella ssed as follows:
Ten per bushel will be paid for prime White above
prime Red and ten cents below for prime Mediterranean
this Wheat The lowest classification. When Amber Wheat
prime five cents per bushel will be paid the price
Of Spring and other Red Wheats.
The Amber is known here by Farmers Blue Stem or
Missouri Wheat Next to this is the Golden ChaG-mos
desirable.
First Glass, White Second Glass, Amber,
Third Glass, Golden ChHfi Fourth Glass Spring,
all other Red Wheats except the MedteTTau Whch
is cents belo in value.
25 600 Grain Sacks on hand by
juIy T. II. s. FRENCH 4 SON.
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NOTICE.

ON SATURDAY, ths 2ssA Jsy next, a. II o'e oek A ~ ,
" viii selsto The highest bidder for czsh lie Cant
hcase in NssFls. the Allowing srset pieeu o. gsrel Of
lAnd tc-Wii. iQt e FEaand IN kdge1ed, stuassa %
epssnE street. and deseFesa Allows Bseinnlrz ~
the Inc - epFias street, seventy foaa tae
81 sPEias Eest 8 iset - stake, thence Il M azee
uiLA eprag Sc fsel = alley fheaee aang ad
asg - feet stAke. Ehenee rrht aasies va ezts
assy so st 70 ne beginning. LsEea uoa ta prop-
sEty q r. A. haleW 50 satisfy s1eezti1a IN Ey hAnds
egsiast s4Ia Bales ia tAVaF 81 = a. C8nzra.1g fhs
PFspesty b si oF hs parpose spscihed ass ~ s
consent =. A. Bales Eha Et9 ssssa sale saa mska
uise, Ae. U1yz-s4l L. G. DEAHE.
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EH- Mr. Dolbear continues his good work, and
is turning out daily fine specimens of improved
penmanship. Business men, clerks, and others
who are laborng under the Disadvantages OF clumsy
penmanship, should avail themselves of his serV-
ces, by all means They can soon become expert
pensmep
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ALSO.
CHOICE LANDS FOR SALE.


WE authorized to sell the following lands liberal
w terms: so Browns Creek, ~ miles from
corporation of Nashville adjacent the lands Of West
H. Humphreys, Gov. A. V. Brown, George Allen and Felix
excellent; failing Springs; good Orchard two
story Brick Dwelling, with or rooms and many out
houses We viii sell the entire tract or divide to suit par
chasers.
OOS ACRES, lying the east side of the Noensville
> GA Turnpike mi OUT lies WE'LL about 10 acres
tage building part of the Ridley Tract owned by n
P Corbtt adjacent to Capt. joiner, - Whitsett and
others.
y y ACRES on the side Of the Noensville Turn
> pike; miles from the Corporations (the Goodwin
Menifee place. fronting the Noiensville, and Mill
Greek Valley TurnpiEes; lies very vel; soil good
Der Of fruit trees; good Spring, large Frame Dwelling
with or rooms, and all necessary clubhouse.
ALSO.
4 . ACRES both sides of the Nashville Chatta-
II Z nooga railroad, IS miles from Nashville, at the
first station west of Lavergne, 65 choice timber, 81
Frame Dwelling, with rooms, stables, kitchen, smoke
house, and all other necessary cabins.
The dwelling is about $40 yards from the depot station
and 40 yards North Of the railroad Occupied at present
by Mr.. Brown.
BOUT $50 Acres, on both sides Of Big Harpeth river
n Is miles West Of Nashville, and miles Eastof King
stons Springs; the Nashville and Northwestern Railroad
the OF the tract about $50 clear
cd; balance good timber soil goCd never falling
Springs good Orchard neghboThoOd very good Cottage
build ng the late residence Of Geo. P. WOODWARD decd
ALSO,
ky ACRES the Liberty road, one mile east Of the
4O town Of Franklin, in Williamson county, y mile
Of the Tenn. Ala Railroad, 10 cleared, soil
mostly very good or good springs; DWelliug two
story house, weatherboarded and painted with good
kitchen, smoke house, &C, the late edence Of
Mrs. Walker. All most accommodating terms. Apply
TO NANCE WOODWARD.
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THE MARKETS By TELEGRAPH

NEW ORLEANS, July 2o.-COtton-NO sales; re-
ceipts 10 bales Flour 81 90. Corn.90c.
New ORLEANS, July 21.-Sales of cotton to-day
$50 bales; market checked by no room being left
for Liverpool; prices unchanged; sales for three
days $50 bales receipts $50; stock on hand a.,
$40; decrease PAS, OOO at all ports 674, $50. New
red wheat 81 40.
CINCINNATI, July 2l.-Flour S. 25as6 30.
Whisky 25a25Ic Bacon-shoulders 103; sides
l24al3. Mess Pork %. Lard l49.
New York, July 21.-CottOn firm. Wheat buoy
ant Spring Wheat declined &c. Corn 90. Pro-
visions steady. Lard buoyant. Bacon quiet. Oils
inactive. Lead dull. Whisky 80. Sugar 9al0.
Coffee III Freghts heavy. Stocks firm.
ST. LOUIS, July 2l.-Flour Sc 26aS6 S74
Wheat sI35aS1 A.. Corn 1880. Hemp Sl22a
1875. Oats 6Sa7O.
Few YORK, July 22.-Cotton buOyant, advanced
/. Middling Orleans l5s; uplands 151. Flour
quiet. Wheat unsettled. Corn firm. Coffee, beef,
molasses and pork unchanged. Sugar S&a94. Lard
10. Bacon, smoked western 81; hams IL &; Shout
ders lO3. Whisky 80. Freights inactive. Stocks
lower.
CINCINNATI, July 22-Flour 4Oa6 so. Whisky
25A25t. Provisions firm. Mess pork %.
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STATE ELECTION.

WILL open aud hold election for Governor mem
trcts Of Davidson county, Thursday 9Th day
gust The Constabes in the several districts hereby
authorized taahod said election.
The County Court have appon ted the following
tricts OF the County.
JuroEs AND CLERKs.
Dist No. list Ward-Tempe o Harris John Coltart and
John Beatty.
Thos }. Halle, W. h. Townsend and
" L. II. Lanier, Il. s. Weller, and r.
W. Porter-G. b. Brown, Clerk.
John w. Martin, JiW. FeIts and W.
DF. Garter Mason vannoy and J.
P Coleman.
6 10. Francis Thos. W. Chiffon nd
V. A. Baugh-W. W. Petition,
wa: Davis, J. L. FARRELL and Isaac
Nichoi as P oorb'tt, VIM. Harrison
Dist No. 2-John Corey, Watt mcauTTy and John Greer
j. CorIey, ir and - Greer.
" 3-Moses mcRidley, George W. Charlton ard
Thos. J. Manu-. Charlton AID ?. j. Couch
4-Tmo by Dodson, f. Hamilton and Ben Hurt
r.. Gleaves and W Ood.o1.
6-Ashley Rozell R. H. Wallace and W. D. Ba-
kerr. G. Rowe and N. N Cox.
CIV. H: b Gambn, Joel A. ra.tle and W.
John &. Hope, W. G. BriIey and James Ra-
gan-A. Whtimore and X. H. Wallace.
4" S-Wm. Ogilvie, w. O. Ramsey and Jas. Rains
CIV. Il. Hagans Ghos. b johnson and Andrew
Gegory-td. Lucas and 10. Whtstt
g 10. W. F. Manning W P. Harding and Jas. 81.
Hawkins-R. Crenshaw and ". Burchett.
% 11-Wm. Edmston, II. Compton and Allen Cotton
w. Oneil and F. Can pben.
Josin--Sam IA dson, jr,
18-Benj. Cox, ". 6. Shelton and W. DoEer-O.
LEVEL and W. MeGua
Thames l. Greer, James Russell and Shelton
DemOss-Wm. Demos and VIM. Frazier.
John S. Prichett Thos. j. Allison and Moses
Greer-John HALEY and +. Hasted.
johannes r. NewsOm, Roger Pegram and James
NJ. Dunno Charlton and DR.. BagWeli.
" Thames FuIghum, VIM Osborne and M. Usry--
sam. Dunn and f. J. Crider.
1s-Z. stub, Hiram Vaughan and A. @. White-A.
r. Estes and John D. Brien.
19-W. II. Hambn, W b. Hudson and John Tay-
lor-S. 8. Hall and - Gee.
" 2O-W. @. Hall, W. NJ. Dismukes and w 8. Foster
Wesley Drake and X. II. Cartwright.
2L-Andrew Hooper, Thos. T. Saunders and J. Var
brOugh-Geo. Keeling and Jo Phillips
22--George W. Campbell, Geo. W Walker and G.
MarshalI-E. L. Croker and Geo. Weber.
" 23-W. J. Drake, David ROIston and lie is VIII
liaIHs-WeIlin gton Hyde and John Drake.
Pm. n. wilkinson, B. =. Binkley and Ed Graves
-Tazw eli Etherly AMI Joe Johnson.
25-Dennis Dozier, acob Mayo and James N. Lee
"a. Ii Lowe and Tom sloan.
Jolly 21--td J. K. EDMUEDs0N, Sheriff.
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PUTNAM FOR AUGUSTINE are indebted to the
publishers for a copy of Putnam's Monthly for
August. 1t is a capital number.
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Notice to Transient Advertisers.

transient advertisements this paper, must be paid
Tor the time they handed otherwise they VIII not
be inserted Transient Job Work must be paid for on deli
very.
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r. S. HOLLINS & CO.,

II AVE removed to their storehouse, No 4, the
North side OF the Public Square, in block OF buildings
known the Nashville Inn block, next koOr TO Messrs
Evans Co, where they would be pleased to their
TONER'S and wait themWith good and cheap Stock Of
Shoes, Boots and Hats.
Nashville, June Him.
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BUSINESS CHANGE.

HAVE this day disposed Of my entire interest in the
business of Johnson, Horne Co., Jno. A. Fisher
and James Wheess who will continue heretofore and
for whom earnestly solicit liberal share of public pat
ronage.
July SIT <. A. HORNE
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BEAVERS DAM SPRINGS.

A RE in Hickman county, Tennessee. on a beautiful,
IA clear small creek Of pure and living ater sey
shaded grove where the air is cool pure snd bTacng and
the waters equal not superior to In the SouhW
b; wing fear sulphur Springs all differing materially;
Cnaybate and several Of the and coolest Freeone
in the world. Taxing all things together considered
by competent judges to be OF the watering
places in the United States. Beaver Dam miles
west of Columbia. Nearly half Of the road is turnpike
the balance the best dirt road in Tennessee. From
Waynesboro il IL only about thirty lies
Perryville about the distance. Good hunting
fishing by, and the very best Of Brandy,
Cigars kept for table and purposes; Billiard Tables
Nine Pin Alley, and many smaller games for exercise,
health and pleasure IEvRds and pleasure
particularly ard respectfully invited 10 visit this place
We authorized to refer to Rev A L. p. Green
Houston, James Ellis, K ". Brown, and Washington
Meredith, Of Nashville nearly every man, and
child in Columbia and Maury county; Ri Rev jas Otey
P. Walker, Col R. g. LOoney and Duncan B. Frerson
Memphis.
CHARGES WILL Re
Children under 10 years old Haf Price.
Servants Of all ages Half Price.
Any lumber OF all kinds Of conve yances ready all
times at Co umbia 10 take you TO Beaver Dam. About
three hGndr ed persons be comfortably
% don't believe when you hear that We Ars full.
We would most earnestly and respectfully invite
friends and the pubic 70 visit Beaver Dam
ready 10 receive them. EASLEY co.
nder the supervision aad control Of Mrs. T. Keller
June At
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Southern Pacific RaIlrOa0.

ON the first day of August next the books OF subscrip
~ ton at this place for the above road will be finally
closed All who wish subscribe for the stock allotted
this place, 10000 share) before thai
As the company have for all present wants. APP
proved accepances New Orleans will be received
to cash maturing within eight months at the usual rate Of
disc cunt chaI ged by city banks.
am informed that seventy miles Of the road
der contract and the have been provided to
the terms and demands Of the cOntacora viz: Messr
T. Grant Co., of Georgia. Their ability and experience,
in addition 10 she foregoing facts give assurance OF the
eTgetic construction OF this The iron
delivered for u miles OF the road with grade of 20 miles.
All the rights; ranchises, &C, q the company, o
miles be completed, placed beyond forfeiture
tingency Of any kind. The within which finish 20
miles IS the 10th Of February, 1858.
julylO. HOBsON, Agent.
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PIANOS, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. s
REAL ESTATE SALES


7 AM Offering for sale. privately House and OF, sf
L situated Broad street. few doors above Sum s
mer; fronting 3i5{ feet Broad, running back 100
feet alley. The house contains rooms in the NAN
building, viii Kitchen, bath-house smoke house, Sc We
will give bargain in the above property, and cur terms
shall be easy. L. R. GLASCOCK, Agent,
iune16 No. CT, Cherry 81.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
N~~~-~-~-~~~-~-
BRAD SHAW s. RUTLAND.
Successors to Robertson 4 DashiemJ
NO. II COLLEGE STREET,
NASHVILLE,
SIGN OF THE NEGRO.
The only Cash Store in Nashville.


WE are now receiving Spring assortment Of Boots,
w Shoes Sc, and propose selling them at the lowest
price CASH Our stock consists in part Of the follow
ing articles
Ladies Heeled Last. Caters, plain and tipped;
do do side and frOnt Lace5
do Heeled Kid and Morocco Booteesi
do Welt do do;
Misses Last. Caters ailstyles;
do Morocco and Kid Pump BooteeT
do do Welt do;
Chldrens' Kid and Morocco Half Ties;
do do BOOtees;
Ladies Kid Rosetts siippera;
do Velvet and Lasting Slippers;
do Kid Buskins.
Gentlemen's Super Stitched Calf Boots;
do do Pump do;
do Calf Pegged Boots.
Boys and Youths Calf and Kip Boots;
Gents Cloth Congress Caters;
do Last. do;
DO Low quartered Pat. Shoes;
do Calf and Pat. Oxford Ties.
We have large assortment OF Trunks, Vsses, Carpet
Bags Hat and Bonnet Boxes every style usually found in
this market
Also large assortment Of Hats for Plantation USE sot
Cashmere Hats Spring styles We determined to Of
fer inducements to Cash purchasers.
march2G BRADSHAW RUTLAND.
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1905 t&4tVOO
Tickets q. Halves 90, Quarters 81.
Certificate OF Packages Of Ten Tickets sold al the
following rates, which is the risk:
80
~ quarter IlekeU .-..--"....-...-..
Bank Notes OF sound Banks taken at Checks D
New York RENTED for prizes Address orders for Tickets
Certificates OF Packages Of Tickes
ANDERSON son, Managers, Macon, Ca
~ Orders for Tickets addressed 70 G.. Ii. WINTER
Box Ne 1884, Nashville, Tenn, will promptly attended
TO. ANDERSON son, Managers,
July Macon. Ga.
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CHaNcFuv saIF.
LooRRKcTED WEEKLY

Fheip1 Soass - T. 2. Boiling, Is ais
pursuance o. he order made IN The shVe Cause 81 TIE
last May fer9 - this eoart. MI sci, Al TIE CoEFt
house yard gate IN his city AZ II eccek, MONDAY
tie 10Th DAY % August ussts ne cetar kas and Eroaos
attached NhlcA formerly ecc1Ited ~ said
Boiling ying ~ Uzss tFun the ely, and ne vest
side q the hsaeFo Egrnpzs ro4a. Ths q Be ses
dVi "a fooHs, viz Les. EEr inrFuEsEsats and ts
tutFo1ndng tAeu and Shea ne b4iAaee tAs fE
il onq b ey-say o. astes. fFes iFem rsdemptisa
TEEhs and yszEs erst, VIA Interest aaa Ilsn ~
tained. q. 3. bkIEa, G. n
lalgt0. csancsss Csau at Sashsilie.
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r. G. M'NAIRY & co,

r. G.. M'NAIRY s. co,
NO. So COLLEGE, STREET
LIAVE determined in future keep up a full and els
H giant stock the whole round that persons visit
ing the city cir supplied all seasons
and they are now receiving their SECOND LARGE M
PORTATION OF
summer Goods.
Bought in New York since heavy decline prices and
are prepared to do better their any
other me in the history Of their business being able to
sell descriptions o: goods now at less prices than We
paid for them early IN the season.
In DRESS GOODS We have an elegant assortment Of
Flounced-
SILKS, GRENADINES,
TISSUES, BEREGEs,
ORGANIZES, JAC0EETs,
And all fabrics by the yard prices far below their usual
value. We reduced the prices OF the old stock
hand and supply "the million" with elegant
Dresses small cost We invite particular attention to
the reduction in prices Of k Stock and unusually
large stock Of low priced Muslins, Lawns, &ci SC
Summer ShaWls-Iu great variety, very pretty
and new, also few for mourning.
Lace 81 Muslin Mannheim elegant assort-
men also large lot at low prices Lace Nantes st
from 81 up. $500
DOAIRSTICs, TIOKINGs,
SHEETINGS, C0TTONADES,
BOYS WEAR, IRISH LINENS,
PRINTS, GINGHAMS,
PLANTATION GOODS, so &C.
Hosiery Of all kinds.
Gloves, all sizes, styles and qualities
OIL CLOTHS, STRAW A[ATTLHGS, CARPETINGS
We are now receiving largest brought TO
this city about 200 pieces among which be found eF-
cry thing from the TO the most elegant together
with printed Duggets, Crumb Cloths Rugs, Mats STAIR
Msvq7 Rc. McNkIRY 4 Co