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TIE EARTHQUAKE. The earthquake shock
recently felt at st. Louis seems to have ev-
tended over most Of illinois, Indiana and
missouri The local papers Of several towns
hlonicle it. ~ Z lavile it shook down an
oil chimney and ratified he plastcring from
the ceiling. At Springfield it shook the win
dow$ and people thought burglars we're break
ing IT. \, llllsboro it rocked The beds Ike
cradles. At New Albany it set houses vi
brating from north to south. At Grcruvillc
ii shook som" folks out Of bed. At HAnnl-
hal il rumbed like distant thunder in cav
crn, The earthquake did not visit the dis
trict Of New Madrid.
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/ teling them. and fndIng arms and arlmuni-
ton for half company.
seventh After the pnliGe had taken Jackson
! Hall gnd .rrcstei nuUbor of the Irish rioters in
| The Eighth wIrd rs above narrated, a small de-
! tlrlucnt were laf. IN guard.
about p. NJ. this guard were nss:eI and
fired on By the Irish. a4l one Of the rr H' shot
in he back. The Mayor instantly orirei de-
taehmeat of h'ty police IN arms to mach. t. tie
Eighth ward-who qac ed il, u; remained on tbs
ground The ron WHO shot policeman Kid
was arrested by thrm.
l'gh h--Ghc only fchtins between citizens
daring the whole dry, the collision between
the omnbGs load Of armed men supposed TO be
from the Fourth ward, who were uc,r tho Fhh
ward polls. and he mon from the Eighth ward.
who marched over to tho Fifth wand polls; who on
the way hot ieJr,lan, a,d w.r, dsp c,srl or cap
tuie! Later in the day by Capt Herring.
Between Ties, two bodies some shots wcro ex-
changed; both were away from their own wards;
and were Illegally armoi bu it il p in h 1t tha
assault was m de by he Eighth ward me1. who
were on their way to regulate The ti.th ward polls.
Neither hal any business where they wore; bit it
is plain that the Fourth ward men iii not 20 to the
tiiih ward 10 attack their own friends who had
the ma 5cty there.
This summary is Of vast Significance
II demonstrates that the American Mayor
had the ability and the courage TO keep the
rcace of the town with the police, and that
he viii do it successfully mie9s lie Is hyoten
torn tY he f,dsrhoois a1i Interpretations
Of tie ppbiic press of The ciiq. tie interested
interpretations q bis poH'3cd cncm!r> who
wish to djscrcdii bis police and lis admins.
tra;ion, and 10y the weak crcdulty Of men
who think the police are not doing tiajr duty
when ihcY are tcFg shot down hr the inriri-
Gus Irish whom the Dictated democrats arm
and instjga;e to deeds Of violence.
1t is clear that every good man is bound to
gjve his countenance and aid to Mayor
Swanu's administration, and they vino say
hota political parties are equally riotnus ar.
simg'p matchmaking his authority Since the
Americans ciectri linn. Gloae ynpuort him and
created hi; police force and the purpose Of the
democrats Of every grade and class is to dis
credit misrCpreSent and cripple his admins
tra'ion.
1t demonstrates that it is not the fairy cr
men who are deprived Of their votes. and are
tigl ling TO obtain their rights, which las
occa%loncd the Disturbances: for jhev occur
cd a2w3erc hut NJ the Ei-hth Ward, where
The foreigners are omuipoIonl. and even them.
selves the a>%aiiln.S 81 hy bands Of armed
mtn ma,cl'ipe ont Of thu Eiehsh wa,d to al.
tack the Eleventh and Fifth wards. O., by
men shoo'ng from tn, New Market ENGINE
House. 4. slant from am. ,,,ri No faLt L,,,,.
rlsre it Point Of jsci. 4lj i1Aa'.d py'h am, p'r-
son l'bo 1"1s srp,a&ci fo,7 yo',ns. Er'rp-
wbsrg, except the fight at The Fifth Ward. ii
was case Of an assault ufthc Irish against
the pq',c,.
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-, |, nc 10 'oIo",Hg SN''ch' 'HrniShed to the
rm'hIelpIia North AmgnGan, by Miss Bar
clay, daughter of JAS. /, bnear. antAor Of
q i"EIhcoh:'S WORK " ne Cityoi NE treat
Mug -glvrS an interesting account q Der
nHIi"u' "GE'h'urc III gaining access to the
1ohn u b''id:
IAFiT one morning. Gnu1g the great
M3ham,d"n ita't OF i'Ham"dan' was cal
q T." the lnr'yY 70 m, to see my friend
N.""a' mas niue tr'IoW ha'i"g become
fatN'r frequent visitor, l WAS at lllSt m
Shn'I 10 excuse mlSti nut r'mtmbyWng
''e ''au '"tc,E h'"t'" al Inc I"%Sin!!lI TT my
-"',''S II" 'u'a',c' mo 'he i"thl OF i'hEid
a''' ~ 'on~'9''at'oh. 100, oi the la2t 81 be-
NJ "h%'r tasting ''aSoh' 'he everlasting hnJtn
u Gomez ana H"ns'ur OF sweetheart I-ino-e
""S'"'Ae ,'u'len""ne 'nafN' o. iUNls,i
'N'i,' NUN now De dispensed WI'h, l
conclude" l" make my appearance.
oh entering me room, my pleasing Sus.
h'c'on' were confirmed 10y seeing linn close
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80" N.'''''"" ''t"e.'s, ! II SURROUNDED
~ al II, @"i"i NC q hh'iuilgS, ana sur
mounted ny come ana mi"ret. In the
H''cI'"I are Nn,nc III '"' most sf"''$i"e Afc.ll-
''C'u'aI elho' HiSf''heh'S lma2Inah'r, ON til"
'ap',a'" "' some romans OF the ru%aierS
a'c"''re' are J.S' 'i,nE OF the !nShii"' owl
occupying me place OF the CLASSIC "can-thn'
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Total. l!.a9 To,sl, 2.192
Vote Of the city at the Presidential election

CoRRECroN.-Where it was stated last
week that in the Second and Sixth wards the
Democrats polled more votes than c.,hyr the
First, Seventh or Fyt,eaih, it should have
been printed than either the FIRST Seventh
or FOiutecnih.'
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THE FILIBJsrHas 1t is stated that orders
have been Issued to the commander Of the
gnlph squadron to arrest tie iilihusteiing cX-
petition wherever it may he found Lord
Napier has ordered Captain Ersliinc, who is
in command OF the British squadron. to cap
turc them, should they escape our squadron,
and deliver them to the AmeAican comman-
N,W
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RODnRT LUMSDEN.


(sUccEssoE orJoEG Lus:sEEN;)
GFCc ga & Coi23t22yEsic'. Ifea ci-caE.&;
No. II, Cheopss4c, two doors from lIatt St
BALTIMORE.
CELLS all Kinds Of Grain aud Country
y Produce on ComMisS.ori, and keeps N
genera! ogtmuIt OF Groceries always d
hand.
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Farmers Ecpot {. Plaster KILLS,
AT THE JUNCTioN OF
York Avenue, Cr0lrn aud Cali0rkW SIS.
Pill DELp lila

WE offer large stock Of Chemical Manure and
w Fertilizers 1t low prices, and warranted to
be genuine; among which will b, found
coo tons 10. Government PerIv n Gunno.
1000 tons Do Burg's No. l SuporP bospha.o Of
Line.
The above standard articles are each. of their
kind. the bgs in the WORLD. Curl qnl Plaster
manufactured fr3a select stone is celehr tel
throughout the Union for it, purity ana strength
We invite orders f0r:-Du Burg's No SUPER
Phosphate Of Lime No. Govcrnm ut Peruvian
Guauo; Frcrch'g improved Super Phosphate Of
Lime; French Philadelphia poulratle No.
Phosphate Guano. (PiIi,ad': cos Mexican Gnano
a J Extra Land Plaster, Chemical Bone f. 81
Guano ordinary Land Plaster, Pure Bone Dust,
Ground Charcoal.
l000 barrels Land Plaster,
5000 OtsIng Plaster,
l0,0a0 = Hydraulic Cement.
5000 "a True ltarnln Cement,
1880 $ Portland G3us'ishl Cement
hlsn Dentists Pl'ster, Stercotyps Plaster, Glass
". kers' Pinstcr; Grouni Soap sona. Ground
" me Marble Ground Blue Mrhle. Pow ln.ci
Anthrlci e Coal. (in barrels Ground Grown store
On bbs) White sand. lin bbls.l Ground Brici; for
Painters Chemical Bone Dusi
FRENCH, RICHARDS & Co.
Steam Mills and Farmers Depot, al juno
tiN Of York Avenue, Crown nd Callowhils
SITS. Philadelphia. Sept. 10
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4 GA RED,
TO Ut. e. w. EEsEEEs,
DENTIST.

NEWARK, DAL.-As many rsr-cna nre : 2
aware of tho time necessary to pcr!o ~ -,
perfect operations ia the Dental art. H. 4k I ID
1t bn jus ice to those at distance WHO my c...-
tenpt.te visiting mo, rs well as to iH,a " ,e r -
publicly sugsa to such the pro- ri,', g.. g.
Informing Inc hr mail or Otherwise l... ...
| request this as 4 favor more osE e>il v ..g ST..
operations required are Of 5n-h r ... 90 S.
render them necessarily lengthy, g. q. i--t
tine can then be reserved for srrh r...sa4u C.
and hereby prevent disappointment
L. W. IlAlNES y. s g.,
July II, '57--ly# .Ie-gk Eel.
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DEER PARK SEMINARY,
Nc Wark. Del.

Newark. Del.
10y REV. GEO. HOOD AID Idly
L , The Winter tenn Of this select Loard-
ing School, Tor Young Ladies will conn nee
November LIST. 1851. IRe Number Of papiig
is limited to twenty. Pupils Will here Ii s. ii
good homo, earnest study, faithful ter -1ers,
and healthy moral Influence.
TERMS. For Board, and Tuition in irs-
iiSh branches per term Of live months, I; ).
Music. Drawing, Painting, ~. extra.
For Circulars, or other information, en-.
qnirc OF the PIincipll. Sept. SIN.
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fsN.N floors Of his spacious building, ..,s~--.
a cioatei expressly for the Propre- sStsss
Be-, r. trade. ere s'u"cl with SEEDS md -Ss-S
Implements Of interest to Farmers and RXH.e''
LI..crnGrS. s.
SIXTY YEARS ESTABLISHED
The sub s,rihers desire TO ca! the attention Of
every one interested i'll Farmin, and ana Gurdcn-
ing, to Their vel selected sock Of
agricultural Implements and Macliacry-
GfcM rarie'y Of Horticultural! IUo!s.-- II2r-
'an'el Gqricn and F!owsr S,c3s--Crass qad
f'sti SEEDS Of HE most reliable guilty.
Tho Agricultural Implements sold by us are
mos " manufactured at our Steam Works Bris
toll Pa.
Having filled up this establishment without re-
gard 10 expense with The most c0gple,o M. hi
merry. Tor the manufacture Of various kinds cf W.
reul'nrI Imp cmcu.s. We ara nov rTepA.cl 10
supply all articles in ths Lac fully cquaI. If not
superior. to anything Of the kind ever before OF
terei to the public.
LmArchS' U'm5aa'H Garden Seeds
Have born before the public cnr UPWARDS Of sixty
years; their wide spread popGarity ard the cor
S'nlY il Increasing icnlani from year to year, i
the best evidence Of thgir superiority over ali
Others.
70" Country N .rch ans can bs sup1,iet with
seeds in papers. ny bulk. on the most liaura terms
Bloom !a.s. near Hrlstai. IA. our Garden seed
grounds, cont ,nS three blndrtd and seventy acr
aud Is he largest ss."3 ahmcat Of its kind in the
word. j.. LhNpkEfI & son,
Nos. q and % South Sixth st. Philadelphia.
Sept 26-3m.
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Wheat.
N. ORLEANS q OAIRO

IFTY thousand bushels uantec iof Nnieh saS 1taesA
uiv - - - RVTING NcCRORY & CO..
TI-n enrnss Of Market and Church IS
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NEW ROUTE TO MEMPHIS.

NEW ROUTE TO MEMPHIS.
FARE ONLY s12-TIME THRO, 25 HOURS.
| YWNRAINs run ii rough from Stevenson 70 Mem m
II phs and make close connection with trains -
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad al Stsven-A
Through Tickets from Nashville phs sold for
Sl2 Time through IS hours II
NO STAGING.
Passenger should leave Nashville The o'clock, Pm,
Train, which arrives al Stevenson 81 IS A NJ aRd
neets with Trains for Memphis No dely except n chang
ns sD S5fs y = TicEet H,,,D,
FUNERALs. a
w z. CoRNBLIUs, Agent for ne sale Of Fisks Csh-
W. brated Patent Metallic burial Cases,
services may required once a. The Phoenix Wareroon
No. 49 SprBa street, Cherry Residence No. ~ Vo
street, between Spring and Broad.
N.B-VHl also attend 70 rec sfOTWardna bOciss
&C. y notned. lspr-R
UdARs-Crushsd and PuivsTissd sugar TsesiTsd a5a
LUMBER
GOOD lot Of JOist, Seantink and two inch Plank o.
"A hand cheap TOT cash gOoc lot Of Boards and Popa
them My Mill s euEag daily Agent Tor other Mils;
and viii pay paIealrr attention an orders. Gail at ne
savings Institution and leave your you wish men
6llad fnovQSf / n 'nApDFr
PATENT SnIRTS AT REDUCED PKICES
FOR CASH.
MIL ne hRstday Of DecemherE will sell Shirts thirty
~ dollars per dozen instead Of thFty-siz I'd grade ~
eighteen per dozen, sc. Bvery other style furnishing and
noy5 81 " ~ '--- J. +. MoeILL.
JUST RECEIVED
OhE hun drsd bags Prime, Baltimore kIO Coffee;
" Tor sale By NOV Hl g. = CHEAT AAA.
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LINCOLN HOUSE.
TULLAHOMA, III.

TULLAHUMAe TENN,
10. B. SMITH, -: PROPRIETOR.
HAVING taken charge OF The above HOTEL viii sndsav-
II or to please all who may favor with call or my
friends and the citizens Of Nashville county
would solicit patrOnass. Ny table will AZ ali pro-
Vidsd with the best the county adOns ever VII
be taken 70 please all.
There is good Livery Stable contiguous tn this house,
and The Fayetteville, Mulberry and Lynehburz Mail ahd Pas
coach leaves this hotel every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday for the shove places O'Clock D. n and 70
urnng ever Tuesday Thursday and Saturday O'Clock
making connections with the Naah vine and Chaua-
aoOga, and MeMinnville and Aanehestsr Mail Trains.
.rH I'D
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NEAT RESIDENCE IN EDGEFIELD
nov offered for sale Al bargain. The LotfEons GO fe@
= on woodland street aud 40 on Minek The House
Ans our good rooms, good cisern &c. The house
0e o. oek and the situation the best in Bdgeaeld
nln Dc sold low. APplyto A.V. s. LINDsLKY,
l0helS-G az Collece street..
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THE GREATEST
Building Association

:
Am new offering For Sale al low figures, twenty Buo
Il ing Lots In the Eighth Ward Nashville, such terms
that procure himself complete and convent
ent home. The lots front the Murfreesboro Turnpike,
On Wharf, Franklin and Maple Streets and admirably
situated for Private Residences.
Claibones omnibuses have completely reFoutionsed this
part OF the city which with other Improvements being
made such the extenVon OF Cas- and water in that dse
ton, will add greatly TO the value of this Property.
The Terms such will allow each purchaser mmed
aely 70 put up his buildings, the purchase money will
not be required until tbs 5h Of January 1862 hs Interest
only TO be paid annually Cn that time. Call
iuly-d BGP AV. S. LIN DSLEY.
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LYONS & Co,
IMPORTERS OF wHoLEsALs DEALzRs IN
Havana Cigars, Tobacco,
AND ALL KINDS OF
Foreign Wines, Liquors etc
No. I9 CEDAR St, .a
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE

TO THE PUBLIC.
E have now on hand ana are constantly receiving Q
HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO, FOREIGN WINES
AND LIQUORS,
Which We are offering to the trade at prices much
lower than they be had from any other house in the
city Our stock consists of the finest brands of HAvArA
Cigars in the market; BRANDIRs which for favor
cannot be surpassed and imported by ourselves direct
through eCusom House to this city SHERRY PoRY and
MADEIRA WIS warranted pure and Of the best qualified
with fall assortment Of Whiskeys, ST Croix and Ja
mica Rum, Holland Gin, and all other kinds
~ To Country Merchants offer the best induce
mens to purchase from our stock large and always
prompt customers Eastern time viii be given; 70
cash buyers give every advantage. All orders BY let
ter or otherwise will always meet with prompt attention
LYONS 4 CO., T,
iY22 10 Cedar ST
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Bank of Nashville.

WE have cOmpiste stock Of Groceries, consisting in
w persof-
SALT, WHISKY, NAILS, CANDLES,
Tea, Cigars Tobacco, Brandes, &C.; which, with Bale
Rope, Bagging and 90 bales Augusta Drills all Of which
We will sell al REASONABLE for Bank Of Nashville Notes,
or for certified checks Of deposit
We have also desirable city and Rdgehed property
which will dispose of favorable terms in the same
way. Apply 70 FISHER, WIRELESS & co,
Gets
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A. }. Mcbride,
COPPER, TIN & SHEET IRON WORKER,
No. Z, BROAD SFREET,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSE


HAVE this day purchased the interest Of Mr.. Henry
McCssn in the sbOFs business and hereby tender my
sincere thanks to all my old friends and patrons for their
hbersy heretofore extended 70 the firm and would most
respectfully solicit continuance of faVors from them and
wish to inform all the world and the rest OF manknd
that have on hand and for sale spend q lot Of
.a... COOKING STOVES
OF various patterns Psrlor Stoves for wood and
common and fancy Crates Boz Stoves for churches, Ho
low Ware of every variety hand made to oEde Fur
and Foot Stoves entirely patterns Tin Wars
of every description, suitable for house keeping.
.. JOB WORK.
lam prepared to do all kinds of job Work, such as
House Gutterng, Roofing or any other branch pertaining
to that line.
STEAMBOAT AND FURNACE WORK.
Myold friends of the River will find il their advantage
toca and give me hearing before bargaining elsewhere
for work. ...... -.a4
ALSO, for sale, one pair c0ad-ns1d ENGINES cyns
der II inches diameter and four feet with water
shaft and other fixtures suitable for light draughl
steamer, which cen be bought on reasonable terms.
june IA e75
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J. G. Robertson,
LAS Just received the following Goods,
IL rs box Raisins fresh,
100 dOz Baltimore Oysters fresh,
~ box soft shell Almonds
30 do nests,
10 90 Oranges
do Lemons,
10 bbls st Louis Cider, sweet,
10 do Macsronie,
90 do Baltimore Preserved Fruit, assorted,
JOG do French Confectionaries,
50 do Jheese fresh,
800 DO Ssrdines,
20 barrels London Porter and Scotch Ale
large Of Fire Works and other Fancy ar
tices suitable for Christmas will sold the times
BY J. G.. ROBERTSON,
novl at his Confectionery and Bakery on Broadway.
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ao! for the West.

A Farm FoR SALE, oOntaiaipv 600 -. ,0o :, ,,,.
black walnut timber 90 srs Of the best white ok and
ne SsS. Oh sst yssL @ aSs, o so
west, the main road for All iS heokuk Iowa, dreC
% rs lana. Fo I particular z, apply 70 ali sP
July 2, ts6T-ds
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THECHEAPEST PROPERTY AND BEST
RARGAIN

AM now Offering great sacrifice, that valuable prop
erty, College Hill, Immediately opposite the Uni
versy long occupied by the late DR.. Troost The Lot
fronts go feet Market street, with the front Col
lege The house large and eommodous, and the whole
81 the price offer it Is a great bargain.
ClaboFRes's Omibus has practically moved College Hill
light the Public Square and any wanting residence
.cnVenienI 70 business would do well TO look prop
sEty. Call on (0Ii A. S. LINDSLEY
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I'VE have now in store unusually large and elegantly
sorted stock Of Fan sad Winter Goods Of every descTp
ton, ana prepared offer greater Inducements
per7ons wishing articles in line that it has been
our 70 DO Our stock both as 70 quality and vare-
shall be Is low as II possible for them to be. Czens,
early thoroue examination as we feel can make
It to their interest We would call the attention Of the buy
ers particularly to the following departments in bus
Dress Good.
Elegant three houneed Silks
Double skirt do;
I" Bayadere dos
g Bridal Dresses;
Dinner dol
g BveninR do;
6 Robes-a- guile;
Morning Robes;
Z" Printed Deatnes.
Together with an endless vsriety ef medium and low
priced Silks In Founees, Robesa Que and by the yard,
in plain plaid striped and bayadsTes ase faced and
doubewilled Merinos CashmereB. Great variety Of
all wool and Union Plads, MORsedelanes, and everything
new and desirable IN this way.
Clocks, ShawIs and Scarfs.
we have the largest and most elegantly assorted stock in
ported Sy Messs a. stewart co Of New YORK sI
pTessy for sales In Velvets, have them at all pm
and seaver raImas and long ClOaks, &C. ladies and
CHI in all qualities at from three collars up shawis IN
ordinary elegant Also just fresh In
voice OF those elegant high coored all Silk Chsnse shaWb
Laces and EmbrOideries.
In this line our Stock is suPerb-embseng all ne novel;
both for colors and mourning elegant Bridal We Is ana
Lace Fails real and limitations JscoDet and
Swiss Trim mngs and FIouncings. Real Valsnciennes,
Point Applique LAces. lnsertings, &c, &c.
House Furnishing
S4 1914 leby 1874 10 by l44 10 by 104, Dsmask Table
Cloths, l. IA "a and 0 Table Damssk by the yard. All
Sizes colcTed WOOL Union aud Cotton Table Cloths Plaid
striped Toinettes Napkins, together with all kinds Of Ds
peTs TOwelngs, Marsees Quilts &C., &C. Also all widths
cotton linen Sheetings Pillow Linens Domeses, etc.,
etc.
Curtain Goods.
Elegant Satin LANES In all colors, with trimmings 70
match Megant Rspsin Chintz cOors, with Trimming 70
Elegant Lace Muslin Curtains; all WOOL union and
cotton Damasks in great variety, together with Confess
Curtain Pins, and Bands.
CarPelngs and OIL Cloths.
Real Wilton Carpets Elegant Velvet and Brussels, in
great variety. Begsnt3 phys and Ingrans the ngrans the
argest and have offered, and
lower prices also Velvet and Brussels stair and hall Car
pots Twed and plain Venetian IN al widths together with
7es, Dngget Crumb cloths, Rugs, MATS &c, &c. We
prepared make and down Carpets the shortest
notice We have large lot Of Floor OIL Cloths of the best
Makes and in all widths which will cut in any shape
uit customers.
staple Goods.
We Rave unusually large lot ofal kinds Of Domestic
.oods Beachsd and Brown CotOns WOOL union and cot
Psnnes striped coons for servants, in great variety
Heavy goods for house and ned servants: Prints, Cling
siery, Gloves in short every thing in line, and
4 prices that cannot fail to give satisfaction.
Oct6 K. g. McNAIRY & co