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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-07-09
VESSELS In PoRT-JULY ..

VESSELS IN PORT.-JULT Q.
An bark Yankee, Smith.
Ham brig Hero. Moener-
British bark Gambia. -
Ship John Marshall, Pendleton-
Am. sch ,Juius Pringie- Hughes
H4E brig Advance, Coiins-
= IIau sch Alexander, Ovens
ff Conssers i'm Port.
sch Maria, Motsne. for Lallaina on Saturday.
Schr Excel, Antonio- repairing.
Sch Haallio, for Ha wall
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MARRIED.


On board the bark Yankee, July 9th, by Rev. S. c.. Damon,
WILLIAM KINNEY, Esq, to Mss. CAROLINE DALEY, of Calais,
Maine.
At Sacramento, May 6, by Rev. Mr. Phillips, Professor J. A
GRISwoLD, late of the Orphean Family aud formerly OF
Honolulu, to Miss MARY A. LEscR, of Sacramento.
BIRTH.
On the 4th of July, in this city, the wife of Chas- A. Taner,
Esq, OF a daughter.
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PORTS OF THE SANDWICH IsLANDs.-The article
which we published some time since with the abov
heading, are being republished, we notice, in tn
American papers.
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CAVALRY CoMPANy.-We are glad to learn that
this company is to be revived again. 1t was an
ornament. and credit to the place, to say nothing of
the additional security the organization affords to the
town. With such companies as the Cavalry and
Rifles in readiness, money spent on paid soldiery is a
sheer waste. By n notice in another column, it will
De seen that the Cavalry company have a meeting
tonight. Let there be a full turn out.
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THE NnE.-This old whaleship, about which the
lawyers have so long been contending has been con-
demned, and is now being broken up in New Bedford,
as a late Shipping List informs US. We don't sup
pose the announcement of this fact will hasten a
decision in the case.
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REsIGNAToN.-The Rev. J. D.. Strong rendered his
resignation as pastor of the Fort street Church
ON Sabbath last, TO take effect at the close of the
present year. He purposes to return to the United
States, and the resignation is made on condition that
his expenses thither be borne by his congregation.
At a meeting of the church and congregation, on
Tuesday evening, it was voted to accept the resigna-
ton, and also to raise 81 900 to pay the passage Of
Mr.. Strong and his family to the United States.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-07-09

PErERsos.-We have been frequently indebted to
Peterson, the popular publisher in Philadelphia for
copies of his new publications. The last mail brings
a copy of Hiria, or the Secret of Power. A thrilling
story, and the last of Mrs. Southworth's entertaining
books. The publisher states that he will send the
volume by mail postpaid on receipt of 81 %.
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PEARs.-Since the outside of this P-SSas
printed, on which will be found some observations in
regard to pear trees, We have received a line from a
correspondent, stating that there are a few small pear
trees growing at Hanalei, Kauai, which have not yet
reached bearing maturity.
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FoRGERY.-The report reaches us by the Yankee
that two forged bills of exchange, purporting to be
drawn in Honolulu by ii. 3 MS ship Harannah,
which recruited at this portsome threeo or four months
since, were offered at a bankers in San Francisco and
cashed. The two bills amounted to about $4,000.
No letters were received relating to this forgery, nor
do we find anything in regard to it in our exchanges.
II is thought the next mail will bring definite advices
in relation to it. The report is that the bills were Of
sered in San Francisco by a young man, who appeared
to be in no haste for his money, and allowed it to
remain on deposit. --
FIRE.-A fire occurred last night which consumed
n native thatch building on the corner of Richards
and Beretania streets, opposite the residence of r.
Armstrong. The premises are owned by r. Coady,
ESQ. The loss is trifing. Both engines arrived on
the spot early, but were unable to do anything, owing
to the want of water, the apparatus being unable to
reach the water in the wells. Reservoirs are GER
tainly needed in that part of the town.
CoFrEE-We regret to learn by advices from
Kauai, that the blight which we noticed as having
attacked the cane some time since, but which DID
not materially injure it, has now attacked the
coffee on the Hanalei plantation, and threatens tc
reduce the yield Mt least one-third. We hope some
remedy will be found for the blight.
QUEEN OF THE WEsT-is the name Of a new fore,
and-aft schooner of IS tons, purchased in San Eken'
cisco by Capt VIM. Stott for the inter island&txad
She is said to be a fast sailer, with fine 4oda-
tons. She may arrive before our paper f~266ss, q.
she sailed from San Francisco befon9 II Yankee
She will be laid on the Kawaihae route = under
commend of Capt. Lowell, formerly of the e4 Y
J0inriHe. -
~ Housekeepers and others DESTROYS of REP 1<1k
ing their small stores, will find a large vak
offe ed in our columns, mostly Of a hyperion qut
received by the late arrivals.
H-sThe Hero brings advices from the colonies Il
May 8, ab2 St, be g. sa1l e h1Qpeh. BY the Pa
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HoRsEs.-Two beautiial American carriage horses
were imported from San Francisco by the Yankee.
They are owned by Capt. VIM. Stott and Capt. Water
man. They are a valuable addition to our stock of
carriage horses, which have much improved during
the last two years.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-19
For Sale.

0O0 ACRES OF LAND, situated three four miles
ZOU North Oflhe city, between Gaan and Porter
Turnpike Roads. One Tract about 5J acres has been
gubdigded In pieces varying from IL 20 sOacres, and will
be sold Lots the whole may best purchasers
This Is Tract Of Land. entirely free from rocks
tts soil deep and Of the richest qualify well tmbered and
IN blue grass, has number Of ue Springs all times
fordng abundant supply Of the puTes From the
Gaatn road is reached by good Turnpike half mile
In length, and road in Of building passing
through the Tract the Cumberland River. On Farm
Is comfortable dwelling and OuthOuses, young apple
orchard Of $50 trees peach orchard and long range
substantial skirts place new
road. Tems-I g and years, with interest from date
purchase.
ALSO, One other Tract Of about los sCrss three males
Northeast from the city and abouts hafmie from the Gal
lauu road This Tract nearly surrounded by turnpike
roads, and is subdvided into Lois containing from
acres and ntsTseced convenient TeTm-l and
years, with Interest. PO given Immediately
either both Of above ofLand provided the puT
chaser w pay lair Iuivalent the growing crops and
stock included. JOHN d WINSTON,
mar27-du 25 Cherry street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-19

d virtue Of an execution 10 me directed from the ch
u cey court Nashville, at its November term 1856
favor Of &. Ben Clerk 8nd Master, W. e. Iinde
aud Robert TiRden, I will.
TUESDAY, 1HE FIFTH DAY OF MAY, 1857,
expose sale the COu Yard Cato iR the city Nash
vile, the bight bidder for cash, all the right tie claim
and interest. that W. and Robert Inde aud 10
certain piece, parcel lot OF Ground, lying and being
The county OF Davidson, state Of Tennessee and city OF
Nashville the being Lot Mo- the division Lots
formerly by John isde decd from ing Market
street. lin what is known College Lots 81 feet run.
ming bark 100 feet, upon which Lot there is story
Brick House. Deed Registered In Book p and page 80
Registers ONCE of Davidson county.
ALSO, all The right, re claim and interest that Rober
Tudsl has 10 and 70 piece parcel Of Land suBted aud
being the County and State aforesaid OF College
Hill, south Of the corporation Of Nashville 10 bslg half Of
Lot No desg aed In The plan of pbels Lots thai
Southern half Of said 30 feet
Market street. running back Il2 feet alley, being
Lot that conveyed 20 Martha P Hanks Richard
Hanks Deed Registered Book No. pages I52 aud I53
Registers Ohoe OF Davidson county. sale within legal
hours. J. X. EDMUhDSON, Sheriff.
BT R H. CsMEHELL, Deputy Sheriff.
April 4. fs57-tds raprz-Drq fee 05.
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n October 1859, len NASHVILLE 10 60 % Virginia ar
DecunE y return here after while. Inn 49, Il
The care Of M oamu seaj two TrHuks cont iriy .-
bOukss papers, and ist8rs in rglat on On tb- ~ u
&C., sc - % --fa
also IN with Harris & Austin Ia-gs Box eop,e,,r,-
sad lies, Brides. G C. '1i-- e-
aso len 10 Je clre Of Mr. Geore, Brown f,ur orb.r
Trunks containing some clothing and rrt-le. b-f -F
ID my foomf Together with sImo D. pers. &c
heSs oosAs and papers are d ged muortqnt 20 me- md
nave eft 20 ere sent ageuss ~ AashVe 20 hunt ts u
elu o c'll near hnhiuE Of ben, only thar the use h
Wheh sou7 o. ns Iru ka had been rut hrd been atrn
ucNn afe removed h1plug thaL these Trunks cnn-
L7aa f1 10 he session OF SOM person uboui Nashville
Or tAl some information mas b. had their unersa bnur
Lnis ls 70 respectfully ask and a Naslvl e r rra-
t1r premises and zee any runk5 Books, P8Dsra ~
Any Par thereo az hsIsin described be- auld 90 anV
lnofmaion ther6nf, can b 0btainrd, f hrsl rrsf
" y BE paid b deiiVcrng he H. Nerru 81 PcF-
WhS viii pay he reward and attend % ihs husness r ~
WM. DlCHfEsQE
mar93-d3a Kauar - s-i5,.' n.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-19
VALUABLE LAND NEAR NASHVILLE
FOX SALE.

AN authorised 20 sell and make complete titles 10 the
Il Tract Of Land upon which the late M. Walker re.
sided and the lot upon which the Blacksmith Shop su.
sted and the slaves and stock the place. TIE place
is situated on the Gsatn turnpike, is ntersected by
the Nashville and Louisville Railroad is near enough to
Nashville 10 make 1t convenient country residence for
persons dong business in the city has Bs fine spring
there the State ard is susceptible of divisions into
ing situations fronting the turnpike railrOud. am
thOrisgd to sell the entire Tract in body parcels
and on such credit as may deem eZPedent I shall be
the place during the first aud second weeks Of NOvem-
Der and will receive proposals for the purchase ~
private sale of all any Of the above named real and per
examine The property can do by calling on Mrs Agnes
Walker the place, and proposals 10 purchase can be
made to her John Taylor Mathew Allen on the place
or addressed TO me at Trenton Gibson county, Tenn.
Bept24-tf SAMUEL WILLIAMS Trustee
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-19
EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE wa.
TER POWER AND LAND.

THE undersigned will sell public sale the upper end
- Ofthe Market House, the city Of Nashville the 5th
nay OF April next, very valuable Wster Power the
nGrTuWs OF Hapslh,' being the second TunDeu
vaed by the late Montgomery Sell the
Teseryed by hm IN deed Of g conveying the now in
ard which than % years furnished power
60 ths extensive Forge, GTstEud Saw Mills Patter-
con Iron oFks. The now offered for sale in all
spects equal 10 the In There is stschea su
cent ground for all buildings that the purchaser may need
carry such establishment be may wish erect also in
Erss and and and Zen Acres ground. said
- be- laid Of on tbs opposite side the river the
mouth Of the Tunnel This property well worth the
animation and attention Of capitalists pGrsOns wishing
manufacture. Il is excellent chance for speculation. Il
is q mes from Nashville and sb0ut2 miles from Turn
pike. Any fuTthfr information may be Obtained by calling
either uf the uedi must be seen
be EJed. IeTms-Iwelve months with security
and lien retained. W. K. watkins,
J. l.. BELL,
o. p. MCROBERTS,
march20-dtd. Executors OF NJ Bell
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PLANTATION AND NEGROES FOR SALE
TIME

- ACCORDING q provision made In the last -
II will and stament o. the late IhOs a.. Harding w
LII Of Mississippi county, Arkansas, will proc ed--
10 sell the hghes bidder, Outcfy The premises
the EIGHTH DAY OF MAY next the Plantation, Ne groes
ing Of Mules Cattle Hogs Sheep SO OF GOO sacks Of Corn
40OO pounds Of well cured Bacon, Wagons, Flows and all
kinds u Farming Utensils set OF Blacksmith Tools
Household and Kitchen Furniture, auds great many other
things TOO numerous 20 mention SAID Plantation IN Mssis
sppi county, all lying Tie Mississippi veF IS miles above
Memphis, and three hall from Randolph, opposite s
land 34-consinng lO0 25 Of which cleared, IS
growing "a, % IN wheat, which will be sold with
the plantation. Also has sOOd Frame DWeling-house,
negTo-ca0ns h0rFe mill and other necessary Oubud
ings Also cserns, and apple and peach orchard
Sad plantation entirely freed hUm high water by state
levee For nr her Information, cal the subscriber, Big
Creek, Shelby county, Tenn. Dr. J. NJ HARDING,
the adjoining plantation Terms made known the day Of
sale. [apTl2-dIawtdl JOHN HARDING, Executor.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-19
PUBLIC SALE.

IN pursuance Of m0Tage executed % 2Sh day
August 1852 by James A. Deefyr President Of the Ali
sonia Manufacturing company. In the county Of Franklin
the Tennessee. b. Robert r. Deery She Secreary
OF that company and by William B. DeeU the Treasurer
Of that company hICh mOrg ge duly authenticated
and recorded according TO law shall, FRIDAY, The
EIGUIH OF MAY NEXT, IL fair, between the hours
and - A. NJ, but Il not then far between the
OF ;he next fair day thereafter, proceed 70 sell public
zion, the premises The best price be gotten
all the premises, estate real and persena franchises aud
property, and an right, benefit, equity redemption
which The said D5er conveyed by the mortgage aforesaid
the payment of in bonds Uupors Wch re-
main uusalshed. W. n. CHURCHWELL,
HpT3-llm. Trustee,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-19
New Goods!

we are Just IN receipt Of large assortment Of Fb-rfd
etes oi New sg les Black, aud Whi- Isc- ana l.. ~
s 81 y HIils ana superior quElty, Bonnet and SO 5,s.
sa1in 4aneta Gibbons Of an widths and i, Igr. -'
A DUNCAN 4 CO
No. 20 Public square.
WHITE GOODS.
we nave Row In store the largest and bsst as.,tsf ~
" WhiiE GOODS of French and Engl -h mgnuf elur.s
swiss, VI ull and NausO0k MusIlus also Jaco 60 -f 49,
orcs' which are selling al low prices.
-. DUEUAN& co.
LINENSI LINENS
Linensl Linen sheetings aad pi5v O. Ifrs1- o I.
Fancy Col0red Linens, dc, &c. r-'
o- A. J. DUNCAN & CO.
eHrs New StylctO which We invite tbe attention on t-
-o "A. j UurGaN q 20
Spring Styles % '-9 @.''
j. DUNCAN & co.
Our stoek s large sud well assorted sod win be REM m
Oy 'he addition Of New GOOls throughout he ssasan
a. b. NtA d co.
mALSo-I No 20 Public square.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-19
THE Celebrated JACK, ssWHEEI, OF
FORTTrNEs

w ILL stand his season my stable on the Lebaro
~ and Nashville Turnpike Road miles from Nashville
the Eastsde Of Stones Piyer.
TERMS-To Jennets, $50 C0r a Jack Colt, and SIS for
Jennet Colt Mares, SO 10 insure colt AOCC pay.
The celebrated horse, PRINCE ALBERT will stand the
stable above mOnuCned. Ten Dollars insure colt.
W FEEL Or FORTUNES TEHIGREE
This noble young Jack three year old July; be
is IS hands hgn; around grth feet inches; y
nche fT1m OretOp the Of his taIl; his actor
hne-suTpased by none high headed and spr ghsy. He
bv A. T. Noiens Black Rock, and by imported
knight Erranl, and Black Rocks by Wilson'S hue
ported Jack; his dam by imported While Knight, and hi
dam by King Cyrus He of the best bred Jacks
the Stle His colts will be his stable. He
ioal geer Seal given under the hands Of A T. NOlUn We
Hill, G. W. Gleaves
u , All persons who have Jennets would do well 10 cali
and examine this Jack before paTonizng any Jack
PRINCE ALDER IS fEUIBRkE
This celebrated Horse s G hands high and as black as
cTow and hue form and walk; parer and surpassed
by few. He sired by Isaac Shelby, Buuchis race
horse, his dam BY ebrated owned b7 ToIber
kenuc y All persons who saddle, harness or race
or brood msres, Woulddo well 10 breed TO this horse
Given uuGer the hand OF W. W. Weaver.
IL PasuUge OF JeUnets gratis
feb25-tlmsy. G. W. GLEAVRS.
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THURsTON 3 BERNARD,

(ssxt door % CGllOun'G)
WYE nov have on hand beautiful STOCK Of French
w and. English Mer10s, PLAIN Plaid snd Ambre
shaded al wool DsLaines Bombaznes CGshneFes Man
chester DeaineB Plaid, Red, Yellow and bite Fsnnsg
al qualities. Also, complete stock Of Staple Goods
SsrVsns Goods Of al kinds 70 which invite the atts1
hoa Of all CASH buyers sI We can give good bargains.
asPt2G-H
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SlakO Reward.

I PURCHASED negro man bY the name Of HErRT a.
time in September last, ofMr John Thompson -
Of this nelghPOrhood carried him FeusaW Parrish. q
La, aud cold hun 10 Mr Harris Of that Parish. Since A
which the boy Henry has made his escape suppose
will either Try % make his way back this County or
state Hell 40 year Sold rather black COM
pleXon, a5ousJ feet inches hizh very intelligent weighs
about lO5 lbs has ahsr imPedmentn his speech
little excited, s quick and active, has sm hands and
No. shoes understand, ran OF, that he
roads very we'll ne is good Black Smith. We Will give
The apF0vt reward for his apprehension and as cOnauo
ment until gel him. Address
J. W. DABBS, Nashville, Tenn.
nOv29-tf. P. II. MILLER, Waterproof, Ia
70 Louisville Journal copy 70 the Of IS and send
recount 10 This Office
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Nashville Spring Races.
81 ASAeaA

TUESDAY, May sGlh-Mach Race Tor Sc 500 a side sIoco
u forfett-I mile heat-2 years old carrying s0 pounds
lhos q Bacon names colt b5 imported Albou Gam hT
LeYlalhau, Wm kouu tree uaurs Edy Byuum b5 Glen.
cOe, dam b. Othell0 or ~hamrncE.
WEDNESDAY, May 27th, lr51-SWeepstgkes Tor unt-faf
3ysar Oidsl mile heatssI0J entrance, $50 forfeit Tbrsg
or more g. make race, closed with the fI5wnr entes
/. Gen Z ChralhaE enters D colt by Epsilon dan got
ta-e Girl BY Iu ported AIudrfJy
2 W i Cheatham enters by imported GIsncos dan,
LeOuOra Love BY imported LeviaIhan.
3. WIN kOundtree enters cn bv 81 B17fon Fs-, E-u-
Jones, By Leviahan. ''
imported Pr am. -- "
ported Sovereign. ~ - -
g. s Fowler enters br Lizzie Burrus By Lamaa, dam
b. Pacific.
l. era Merr weather enters yr by Inp~red 1bssza-
cor, dam klaXiu-la, Jr., by imp. rtcd Auto RAJ
heats.
NiDEAL -aAL erpsi1Ees Tor Fear oldg21o
entrances $50 ioroue mile beats three omaks
rae, closed sith the i0i owing saIries
l. Gen B T Cheaham enters "a 1y Isionl dam C0ucgs
Girl by imFOr Ted Aiudsrb,.
9 Wm koundtrue enters by 81 B0sou dan sally Jones
BY LeyiaIhian.
Col Geo Elliott enters gr l1p7r.d Albion, dem By
Leyia5hian.
S W Carriek enters bY imported Abian, dam Rster
g. Chas M-rrErltb-r enters ch b. Imported Ar,rs.
dor, Sister o. FraN nilla, b. Imported AuIocrat-
SATURDAY, May 3Oth-Fr0p prel0rs Purse .5gH-tv ,lf-
heaL8 lapfiz-uI -. PHILLIPS, ffupriau4r
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-19

THURSTON BERNARD have removed % No. 16
Il Public square, HsIt door to Calh0un's whore they
viii be happy TO show their customers first rate stock Of
Dry Goods consisting ef Black Brown, and BiHs Broad
Cloths; Black and Fancy Cassmeres; Yestngss Gi0Tea
H0 lsry, CraEats. Haudksrchisis, &C., &c.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-19
MERCHANDISE.

Il "A A-tAao
R. o.MNAIRY & co.'s
Spring Circular
FOR 1857.
-s B1ysf yer is m n2g In SeE YorE and bg s 1s,h or ~
SfOCh oi toOd1, iaths large brown Soc f-i4A 2 ~
Tor cur oecuPaii o. Below present msmor-ra-- :,
some Of ne leading gooda, aEaysto Be oand IN .ss -
ie, shall De sold a. prices 70 s1iI lhenn. & F-1
We .hsreioFs invite e4,H and buyers TO szamins
he elmnense display o. STOCK snail UrsBarsf $780,
We 1eg - cay thai just are OF Fae o. B-.
Ans IN our WINTEE sEscK remain ng o. sasd- 'A-
re, ,McSAIHY q co.
silk and Dress Goods Deparfmenf,
N ms department. viii be f0uHd all novelties sf bs
s5, ss55osado, from cheap 70 tie most costly,
Flag Pioe1SIs ,Ss S,2,,.. 90 DO d % 90
Plain cord Poa de Louis Ior "a. and evsuI.g.
NSr,si53s 5i1.lS a. Ant 81 fls Ter pfo@eaaaes 90
Saiins All widths, eolgrs and qual.tiss
5i s,sseas slaeE Gro Dc Holmes,
D.seA Earis 5 and LyoRa IafslsI, cheap,
9o Elgd silks premier des gus,
ae hosal AouEailg P0u i.sirs
90 Armurss lsyahnn nj f.r,--, 60
hleh Silk Robes for Dinnor aud kV 1ir-
'1 se.as fSss Ao'es Georgia Caamsrs and POmpadsaF
9I5Sy 99Tgon9y S96ss from Pari oord % fun santl
New and exquisite designs In usas suSsse, and J,,.
PLAIN Jasonsls IN all coIors,
All ue-cfiplloua u IraVeIf. p n-sas c,0g.4-
Lace and Embroidery. DeDsrtIrpe
a eh Ffeash I. % worked Caps,
Sets 8 worked Coii.v and sIssv,,
Eel 9leaA..st . sets N eambric ahd Iaeoneg
French work and lace CAPS f5- IA I.4i..
,aTtI1g, ''A OF ''ia and jaeo-e sdsau End m.
swiss y,eone' and Dimty aOunees, plain, and hirhly
Ten uh5o1sasd ShOSsslad Sovsl,i-, ,,,.,.,u,, -,
Hosiery and Glove Department
ge rsst RieS 80 y, eAes Ia Variesy he assomslt win
CHiLDEEN's 3 " OMEN AsD Mans tosE Ann H,rr
HOsE
,aI Sk 3 and Cotton sszs aad Drawers for Chdrsa
Ais-aHars and Josephine Kid Gloves.
,y Linen aad miscellaneous Department.
-e'lnP's's aas'fiasns and Of Tue best maksI
Irish Linens, Lawns and Cambris,.
Printed Linens Jacoust- Tor i.bild-,-
~ ~ p1lons of Goods FOR children our rtoek iu
Caieos and Domestic CO,sons vsry l.,z. .,s 49,
MantilIas, Shawls and Sc,re
or every desirable abrc IDdl. F-Ss - -
s55sos 5sSs a''er Pon Of Garments WI Be oersd Il hs
v-..r., House Furnishings.
HleA towels, plan and DANA 4 10 l5er,
Al -, 40 Lflassd aud coiorsd ends,
French Danask ana Turkish T5TsP
Eufnliare aHd Class Cloths
al RlCh Suf4lA Damasks, tummiuRs % maish
keh Git Corn.cs, Bands AID P1s
Rch Muslin and Lace Curtairs
But Holland Window s5zds-
P1T11S SS' G4masks and q ilhs fer dinner parties
White and eol'd Mosquito 80
summer Quits q UJuHfarDg'5l..
Linen and Gotten Shset-ars5IT ,-i}th
Bed Cradle and Crib SLAMS a.
carpets, Iii cloths and iattines
10 tnis part 20 our stock s us.giss n -s- 80 -.
cslsd He Aeep the largest most lie .auf md al NJ rt
cneapesl stock In Iae Western corrfrg 90 ---'
FlantatiOn and ez.rO Good
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lILells llis season The Ess5uusrt o. Nprro
sg lA' ever bad the pleasure 20 oder md w. NOD
7 PsS.ty nyts all 70 make vst taat t6eT nav sss
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55Coars Street.
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REMOVAL.
IRBY MORGAN & co.

II AVE removed to their NEW STORE, 40. Pebble
- square tS0uth side where they have row Stors
and open for exhibition, q large and well sssorted
Stock Of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
And VARIETIES, 70 which they invite the attention Of
Merchants generally
He wlh as usual offer to Cash AND PROMPT TINE
MENTS. A-'DoNA
We nave opened splendid line of
FANCY DRESS GOODS,
French printed DeIaues.
French " Mcrinoes
Elegant Dress silks,
Plain and Figured c burghs,
New Style PopIius
French hsr1ol and end Robes,
Printed Psrsien Cloths,
Printed Cashmerss,
Cl0aEg raimaE
Nantes and
ShaWis.
BE4UTITUL Lnu
Bonnet Ribbons,
Embroidery and Fl0uncings,
Laces and Edgi1gs. Cloths.
Cassuerss, ~Rttiuets Blaukst1
EanEes, Ticklngs. and
Brown and Bieached MusIins.
PRINTS &c sc
Those desiring bargains would do vel 70 look tbrough
his Stock.
We are buying Feathers; Wool, Ginseng, Linssys,
Uugl7 IEBY MORGAN Z co.