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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-03

GOOD NEWS
FOR THE LADIES {!
SEWING MACHINES
As GOOD As TTHE
HIG HEST RICED
AT ONLY
Half their Cost!
THE ATTENTION OF THE PUB
CLEVELAND AND VICINITY
is respce fully directed tothe
NEW AND VALUABLE
SEWT.V'G .H.gCHE.NES
Ieeeniy introduced here BY the UadeT;snsl These Ma
GEO. B. sL0AT & CO.,
PHILADELPHIA.
and comprise four kinds, VII:
Bradshaw's Patent Improved Shuttle-priee $50
Sloat's Elastic Two Thread $50
JOhnsOn's Patent Tambour $50
Gibbs Patent Elastic Stitch I" SIS
NB.-Every Instrument is fully warranted
Each Machine can be supplied with the Pa
TENT HEMMER at $500 extra.
These Machines with
EVERY VARIETY OF STITCH,
and in manner ever way fully equal the hundred
one hundred and ihiny or hundred and hy dollar
ones of New York and other adjustments
They have been IN use IN
Eastern Caies for Too Years past
and have everywhere commended themselves By
Faultless execution Of their work, by their
durability without requiring expen-
siYe repairs, and by their
EXTRAORDINARY CHEAPNESS
comparison with other Machines claiming popular avor'
The demand these Machines where they were aeady
known has hitherto required for its supply all that could te
manufactured the extensive establishment Of the Pro
pretor They have for the first time introduced them
here where it is believed
THEY HAVE ONLY To BE EXAMINED
To GAIN THE CONFIDENCE
OF A DISCRIMINAT-
ING PUBLIC.
To SesCi1Ig Girls =!
II fthere is any class community especially meritins
sympathy and encouragement 1t those who conpe
ed their lives in the painful, binding employ
OF the Seamstress, stitch. stitch. siiteh mornus
I tilI pro,r din, head
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Grover AND BAKERS FAN.

GROVER AND BAKERS FAM
lily SEWING Machines
The particular attention oi
Ladies is called to the above
machine, which possesses the
afolloEing decided and un'
mistakable advantages:
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EXTRAORDINARY CHEAPNEss

in comparison with other Machines claiming popular avOrI
The demand for these Machines where they already
known has hitherto required for its supply athat could he
manufactured the eItersye establishment Of the Pro-
prietors They have time introduced them
here, where il is believed
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
= GOOD BUSINESS PEOPEHTN-A hase.o.d well
s5 feet Wilh GOOD 6diass Tho baiinss & 20 ss 10 Sf
n 5fils S vii % ed al very price for house
GOOD FAE1I-A9out % mics from the CIV Plan I
hotuo- acfs "llh good hJus barn and ri wi.h a
ysIley Of other fralts1il sandy loan ana we'll ateied
six ACkES-Ope mile west OF the city line on plank
DETROIT 81 Near Stale St.-House and Iot-lof O.
ey lss fse with shade and treesto exchange for
ON LAKE SHORE 10 miles west Of tie citr-Fortr-
t~3 go Acres, wh small house and orchard and nr, 5
o. ,in6-r To 1ehaHse for a h. loI-Ose on West
LoRAIN 81. God 2story House and Lot to ezeaange
", VACANT LOIS Two good lots on Garden ST.. to sell
TO RENr-ABOARDING HOUSE-Wiih aecommoda-
ION ioI aIgs number o Boarers, well loca ed
business p1I1 Of ne city, Sd arranged thai part the
Also, 3 ory DWELLING House on Bond St. with wat T
and gas-S3JO. story Dive ling House o5 Detroit St
ROUSE s JENNINGS.
mylI Real tstste and Insurance Agents
EOR RENT.-A Three Story Brick
Il Building 2lx7O feet, connected wita a backsu IN
snop having three ed fyr Manufacturing
now arranged which can Be paTe6assd at low pres
aSi5 ''' ' ono A5s q RoUs @ sS'jP.s jsSSISs
EOR SALE-TkUMBULL CO.
a LARGE AND VALUABLE FARlI-24O Acre
with Owe ling Houses one very large al fne Barn
uInheE Soil 5 ndy loan and well located.
EASt Nl-E V E4l4AND-from Que 10 Of lard
an option oi purchaser with sO0d story Brck no Sc
uain and large nuDb@r OF fruit trees desrabls proo
crty uies from zoe Court Houss by Euc il ank oad
!, EASI CLEVELAND acres with Huu E. Barn aed
Or'har m les irpm tue and hort distuce frum
the Euclid Plank Road. Will sell uue-ha or The :. hole
X 5 a l. % F o L Y c II n & ~ -
IANEhN STAND Al a Station 0nc Of the princi-
pal tlfcds Tom the city 30 miles distant large and
we'll onsIucted building and cry convslience viii =
acres OF land exchange Tor an improved firm.
FULTON CO--l60 cres on the ir Line RIl from To
ledOto Chicago. mile from station and one and af
miles loq tho Comfy seat; also,
Wisconsin me Le,aouyeir Valley, SO acres su-
surrounded by nts, exchange for farm IN ms
or IN adjoining Counties.
s. 00-GoOd Gas Stock with some money 10 exchange for
House and Lo IN the city vel 10 and uear 10 bus
mess.
TO RENr-A Store in good town for business a Conn
y Sc about IS miles from the CiyStore laIseand wei
located.
ROUSE 4 JENNINGS,
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THEY HAVE ONLY To BE EXAMINED
To GAIN THE CONFIDENCE
OF A DISCRIMINAT-
ING PUBLIC.
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mEmPHIs RACES.
MEMPHIS COURSE


The Races over the Memphis Course viii
and continue five days,
The sweepstakes have clio with the following entries
FIRST DAY, TUESDAY, October IB-The ~ LKER gTAKEif
for three year ods sg0 entrance SO f9rieit Nile heats
A. P Bozlan nance hay fle Flora Bonnet years old By
D. Mn Cay enter POtsOs year old b. Geneoei dam
poued Stumpf.
L. bradley chestnut colt By imp. Glencoe dam
Mary Lewis BY imp Andsby- Also, bay asy Des Ches by
imp. Glencoe dam, Brown Kitty, y Birmingham
" p Harper HemPland year old BY imp. York
shire; dam Blnkey,b BY Muoks John
T. G. Moore chestnut by imp Glencoe DAM Belle
BY Frank. Also chesnut BY Third sally Jones'
Also boy hey BY imported Shamrock, The dam Of Ls Cor
james Jackson names CHESTNUT colt Socks by imported Albion
RouBdree names Laura williams, By inp Glencoe. dan,
Jane Watson Also chestnut alley By Albion; da
sAMB DAY-Joekey Club Purse $500. Three mile heats.
SECOND DAY WEDSEsDEY, October 2O-TFo year old sta
dash OF one mile, S20o entrance; $50 forfeit
Ihos b. Poindeer names bay colt hy imported Yorkshire out
Of Sally Morgan BY imported Emancipation.
W r. Harper names two year old colt BY Lsxngton of
Mamie Mansfield.
W. Cheltham year old chestnut By Gisnco
dam Sonora Love by Lsviathan.
Iii Oiom names bay hllsy BY Albion; dau Sovereign.
james Jackson names chestnut Alley Fanny Bugs BY imp An
". Aoundtree chestnut colt BY Epsilon; dam 1 imp
SAME DAY Jockey Club Purss s1oO. mile heats, SINS.
sTAKE for three year ois Two mile heats; $500 entrance
JsHs T. Bradley names hay aey Des Chies by imp. Glen
eoe; dam Brown Kitty, By Birmingham
D. MN. Cal name Pots os BY Glencoe; dan, imported
Gil & Blythe black colt HaEalha, By Bon; dam
Wagner. Also, Eny Dean. bay flley ~ Albion;
W Roundree naHes Laura Williams By Glencoe; dam JaEs
Watson. Also, chestnut hey by Albion; dam Eudora.
James Jackson brown Alley Edy Byuum, Glencoc
dom OthellO Also, black colt Marx Young BY Albion dam,
Liack
Tom Moore bay ey By imported shamrock The dan
Little Corporal Also chestnut gsding BY third Boston, dam
Sally Jones'
W 2. Harper HemPand By imported Torkshire dam
FOURTH DAY, FRIDAY, October 2-JoeEy Club Pue 500
l Two mile heats
FIFTH DAY, saRuRDAE, October 23-JOcksy Club PuFss
ssWaik Over the above Course entities the horse to ne
sus54 WM ROUNDTREE, PEoprist0r.
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AFFAIRS AT QUARANTINE on FRIDAY.

An day long the ruins Of the quarantine build
uts we're visited By theouriOus. many Of them from
New York aud places nearer aHd more remote The
inhabitants of The island adjacent TO the quarantine
grounds were lond in their expressions Of Joy at
the destruction OF the buildings.
Our reporter succeeded in edecting an entrance
to the enclosure where The patents turned out Of
doors BY the conf4graton, were lying on the grass,
There Fere fory-iour male aud female patients
there and in a small boat, the Cinderella, at the
wharf. OF these, twenty were yellow fever pa
tiepts. three or four were III with small poX, and
four or 1--WE we're afflicted with the ship fever
doctors Bissql aud Walser had charge Of them, aud
we're zealously administering 10 their wants Mel
ther of these gentlemen had slept much, if at al,
during the preceding fory-eight hours, and the
care with which they still attended those under
their charge was highly credltable 70 them. The
exposure 70 the clear dry air. the doctors said,
rather beneficial than otherwise 10 most OF their pa
tIeuts, and they we're generally improving in con-
SEQUENCE Of it. but those n board the Cinderella
were in that early stage ofthe yellow lever in which
draughts Of air ere not by any meaBs bench IL TO
them, and what would be done with them they did
not know.
Tbe Cssilelon board Of health had recommended
that the patients Do removed to an old barn acJa
cent, but the physicians thought their Incarceration
in il would be certain death 10 some Of The patents,
and the latter begged that they might be permit
ted to remain where they were rather than 60
there. None OF the patients we're IN dying
condition.
The scene was altogether one which member oi
this community might well blush 10 witness. Per.
sons afflicted with msladiss Of dangerous eharae-
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NEW PAIL 4 wINTEH GOODS

TII Al B L q u G A s.
WETE receiving stock Of Fall and Winter Staple
w Fancy Dry Goods, Really Made Clothing, Fur and
Wool Shoes Boots and Brogans Carpctng Queenwa
Hardware, which invite the special attention Of all
Merchants making up their stock in this market II unnec
sar say anything regard selling goods cheap
reported throughout all the Eastern cities selling
goods We the charge and 70 short
prompt buyers, cash that prepared TO sell
goods FAN cheaper than heretofore. Please cali and examine
stock.
We beautiful line Of LADIES' DRESS GOODS, Of every
popular imported manufactured in the United States,
to which invite special attention.
Also have large stock OF READY MADE CLOTHING, that
can't be quality, and csIpuess America
Also 400 cases SHOES which and viii sell
under regular prices
Also 800 pieces OF CARPETING, Ply ply, Z wool and all
cotton that can bought of for less than manufacturers
prices all and
Also, made arrangement with one OF the largest i'm
porting houses in America QueeuswaTe h the cra for New
York iobbing prices Call and examine before buying.
Also, Hardware, Cutlery, Flies, Axes, &c, &c
Merchants purchase for cash. and give short notes.
and pay them, find house the place for hem
TRAUBE 4 LUCAS.
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5lasbbiIIe QCniun anN 9meritau,
Rates of Advertising.

ENEWABLb AT PLEASURE.
square, one year, S30-Each additional square, So
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
for, will be charged for the excess.
IN TIE WEEKLY.
% Dollar persquare for the sts AID FIFTY CENTS for each
subsequent insertion.
Advertisements published in both the Daily and Weekly VII
Be charged the full daily With onealf the weekly rates
added.
zraRseat Adnerlisses nlss Be- paid for at tks tine Of
Insertion
To Correspondents.
II viii rs great Of unnecessary tiouble II our
ends in writing Us, will in mind the following
Always give thedste post o county and State in the body
Of your letter.
L you wish the paper changed from Office snother give
both Offices in full.
you write business and on other matters re separate
sheets Of paper or different leaves Of one sheet
Letters aud communications solicited upon all such facts and
subjects as may be Of Information interest to tie public
ANONYMOUS communications of whatever vii receive
attention.
Correspondents should write only upon side OF The paper
we cannot undertake 70 return rejected communications
All letters business should be directed Mesrs. z.
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a. q. q 4. B. BEECH,
ARE NOW OPENING DAILY AT THEIR Ne" SToE
M. ~, College Street,

FEVUEIR FAN and Winter Stock Of Dry Goods consisting o' m
latest .tE lies of silks, Travelling Dress Goods ec -
its Misses Cndrcus steel Expansion SKIRTS, WY"
wen selected stock of staple and Fancy Goods gen
orally. Nun.l--
Also, barge IAuc and Lace Curtains Sare
and Oh Cloths styles and qualities all oi "hon e
sf,rlsrs I'M linn. 49, augl5-6
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FRESH ATRRTYALs.

VUsT RECEIVED, by VESSEL & THOMPSON
d 10 Gases Claret Chateau Margaux,
4" ." LeOvido
2j St. Julien,
10 " Leslie's Ginger Wine,
j. " French Cordial,
Is " AIuscat Wine
. Brandy Peaches,
25 " Brandy Cherries, 80 Glass Tops"
10 " Corn Starch,
40 boxes and halves Layer Raisins,
10 chests Black Teas, extra and an addition
al lot Of Asops and YOungers Sparkling Ale and genuine
London Porter. For sale, at low cash prices, by
augl2f VESSEL & IHOMtsON.
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100000
TENUINE imported Havana Cigars. The suoscTinrs nave
received m recent large addition TO their stoch'
Of e most brands Of Havana Cigars, consisting OF
EReyaIias. GUbanaS, CIRtO DeOfIOh'
SanChO PaHZa, Washington,
El SOls;
with numerous other 0T all sizes and kinds ana AZ prices
ranging from s. 10 l50 thousand. -
Also genuine Mexican Cigars, large ana sa Ol ca
iIct uIity which viii sold low close. Also superior
VirEnia chewing Virginia, Havana, and Turkish smoking 10
b5ccJ, Delphi SuUf5- Pipes, g.. 90.
C0T-NTTFy- HOME FOR SALE.--Fourtccr
and onehalf acres Of choice land can be purchased on very
r5nsle terms It the market as NegeuAOe
garden AIply TO poNyr l.
ma W. L. DSAA''''
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WANTED.

WTANTED gcutsc, active business man as pal tner' VIZ.
w cash capital OF SloO0, in genteel, profitable ana C
usress, which viii pay from fifteen hundred doi
year. e must be business man, Address Immediately a. a.
this Ohices lauESo-N''
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a1I-0On--s7L.OOO.

mn CS2ANCE FOR FORTUNE.--FOR
R SAIE-S75 600 worth Of the most valuable real eSt'
III seIl on the reasonable tern some OF the mos
~ v ever offered u this market, lying on Cherry Cear
md spruce Streets suitable for business houses or
5wlinTs propose TO exchange the above Tor IAes 's
at the best sala Pll'' WILL. L. BOYD, Jr
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FINE TOBACCO.

IKE have been appointed Sole Agents Of Nashville fr re
w sale Of james Thomas Jr q Rch1son Va eslslate
Manufactures Tobacco.
Just received 200 boxes Of the following brands, VIZ
TFWEF OF OPHIR RUBY TWIST, CITRON, NECTAR
LEAF, BUTTER OR SPONGE CAKE,
fsbl6 CAHTER, WKAY & co.
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TOBACCO NIANUFACTORY

TOBACCO MANUEACIOhA
MT MEREDITH. A and A. College street, has now
NJ ready for his Factory, 500 boxes OF AlannIie
ure Tocco in boxes So and 100, and l4O pounds each
10 meet ,ne views from Is to 20 cents per pou
cannot fail 10 please ..l D..
Merchants wanting Manufactured Tobacco, are requested 70
call and examine for themselves. Also, r-
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND GERMAN CIGARS
On commission, sold hy the thousand at a less
price than ever sold i'm this city before
ROLLED, TWIST and CUT TOBACCO in great variety, at
very low prices. soP'i' II
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Ladies, Fine SHOES and GaIters.

FUST RECEIVED
s Ladies Brown French Lasting buttonsi Shoe Caters
Black
Glove Kid - ." " "
Side q. Front laced Caters, with and without heels
Slippers, O. French Kid, White & Black Satin, &c
Misses auG hiiGrens Boots Caters and slippers, with
heels and without. At - College street JOHN RAMAGE.
fuIv
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For Philadelphia, New York, &c,
FROM
savannah and Charleston.

CABIN PASSENGERS TO PHILADELPHIA, SIS
Excursion Tickets good for returnings up 10 january y
1853, 80
Tickets from Phladelphia Niagara Falls, furnished
by the Agents at Charleston and Savannah , 9
The known first class sde-Wheel Steam R@ER.
Ships, KEYSTONE STATE, Capt. @. ?. sIZSsssS
MARSHlzAM aad STATE OF GEORGIA. Capt. sSAzssss
J. j. 6ARvS,
Now form Weekly Line for the Nort leaving Charleston ana
Savannah alternate Saturdays, as follows: -
The Keystone State, from Charleston, August l4h, th sep
1th, 2jh CtobeT 9th and 3d. &c, leaving Fhaoe
phia the alternate Saturdays.
The Of Georgia, from Savannah August 1h, 2I sep
4h 18th October 10th and 3oh, &c, leayrg Ra'
delpha the alternate Saturdays.
safety and comfort having superior 6tate ROOMS te
Ships surpassed by the coast One hundred miles
this Delaware river and the Bato nights a. sea-
FOR NIAGARA FALLS, THE LAKES, AND CANADA,
SHORTEST AND CHEAPEST ROUTE
This line connects at Philadelphia with the Great Northwestern
Railroad through Niagara Falls Buffalo, 10 hours
from Philadelphia Through Tickets, with hd privilege Of stop
ping Philadelphia and intermediate points, for sale by the
Agents a Savannah
Fare to Niagara or Buffalo, s99 Emra, s2l; Canadagua,
So. A GREINER & CO.
Agents at Savannah
7. s. & T. q. BUDD,
anrilg3-d3m Agents at Charleston
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PEYYSyLV4YIAR RATLROAD.
a 555.g-5s#F .iz5s.zEsE. -


- ~ i5E...-zs3z ss--zie .izs,Eg .izs,Eg
TUyHE Great Central Route, connecting the Atlantic cities with
western Northwestern Southwestern Ste by CON
tuous Railway direct. This road also connects at Psburg
with daily lines to all ports the Western Rivers
and nj leeland Sandusky with steamers TO all ports on the
Nortbsern Lakes; making the dtrect cheapest ana Tel
route y which FREIGHT can le forwarded to and from the
TTeut West. - -,-.,,
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBUh6.
FIRST CLAss.-BOots, Shoes, Dry Goods (n &c per ICON
boxesJ Furs, Feathers, &c,
SECOND CLAss-Beoks and Stationary, Dry GOc ur 100 Ii
Goods lin bacs,) Hardware, Leather, &c }
THIRD CIAss-Anvils, Baggng, Bacon and SO, Der IOOH
Pork lin bulk,) Hemp, &c, }
FOURTH CLAss.-COe Fish, Bacon, and Pork 4Or pcr loon
ipackedl Lard and Lard Oil,
FIour-75cts per bbl. until further notice
Grain-3lcts. per 100 lhs., until further notice
Cott0n-S2 per bale, not exceeding JJOO IDS Nogh u '
tlar notice. r,.,-y.,-,.i.
II y In shipping Goods from point East o Fmlaae2
7orarcular mark package "CiI PdiLd0ephG hdll'C"G
All Goods consigned 90 the Agents OF this Railroad AT Ia
rIia or Pltshurz will be forwarded without detention
FREIGur AGENIs-Harris, Wormlcy q Co., Memphis lcn'I
r F. sa Coz Louis; }. s. Mitchell Som Eyal'lic'
Indiana; Dumeuil, Bell and Murdoch, aud Carter a Jcseit
Louisville, Ky 4. c. MeIdrum Madison Indiana Springrn
4 rown ana Irwin & Coz Cincinnati, " W. Graham & Coz
ZneSye Ohio; Leach & Co., No. 81 kihy street, Boston,
IGb & Co. Asor Houe, New York No. ], William street,
nd No Battery Place, New York, E. y. Suee, Philadelphia
srsr a Rooms Baltimore; c. Fraucscus, pittshurg.
v II II. HOUSTON, General FTtiyit IgCEt, PhHu.
II. J. LOMBAERT, SHp't,, AH00ad, Iet1.
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ISHAII G. HARRIS,

ISEIAW G. HARRIS,
GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF TENNESSEE;
To all who shall see these Presents-Greeting:
WTHEREAs it has been made known to me that certain
w GEORGE MILTON charged with committing a foul and
atrocous Both day June, 1883 the bodies
of VIM H. Spcer and R. II Vail, late Of county OF Dyer,
has fed from justice, and is running at large
Now Therefore, I, Ism Harris, Governor aforesaid by
reward hundred dollars persons who
may apprehend the said George Mlton and denver nun 70 e
Sheriff Jaor of our county OF Dyer in order That e III
that behalf may be had and executed.
FEI and Great of the to be affixed at
t~~~l Nashville, the eleventh day Of July 1853
by the Governor:
J. y. R. RAY, Secretary Of State.
Description of George Milton.
lie about 3 years Of weighs about 100 or l4l pounds
with very upon neck chin, running up or near
ear supposed to he the result Of scd which is so severe
Is supposed have gone Arkansas he lived for some
years at Grawley's Ridge, in that State. Jyl5-u
IThe Memphis Appeal and Avalanche give the above i've IN
sertions and forward bill to this office
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
ESHAM G. HARRIS, Governor Of the State Of Tennessee To
be made known to me, that certain FN.W. BURTON, charg
Ell with having committed the offence Of ehezzlement, and has
fed from Justice, and is running at large:
Now therefore Isam G. Harris Governor, aforesaid ny
virtue of the power and authority in me vested do hereby offer
f. n. W. Burton and deliver him to the Sheriff or J93r
of our county Of Davidson IN 00'r a justice IN that Oea
may De m Ia anu onv whereof haveereunto set nv hand and
/ - 'n''' ''' '-7' IsHAM G. HARRIS
By the Governor;
/ J. E. r. RAY, Secretary Of state
! unel2-d
! UOEAIN and fuII-bOsOm Shirts;
Fine wove bosom Shirts;
/ Embroidered bosom shirts;
White Linen Drawers;
! White Jeans Drawers
/ White Iise UndershiTts;
! White Cotton UndeTshris
| White Muslin Undershu1si --.- ID.
White and fancy Lisle HalfHose;
White and fancy Cotton HalfEossi
/ New style Lace Silk Ties
New style Fancy silk Ties
| Fine fancy Silk suspenders;
Fine embroidered Suspenders
SuspendeTs to without vests
/ White Stone and Cameo Vest Buttons;
/ CoIored stone and Pearl Vest Buttons
Colored Stone and Agate Vest Buttons;
New style Feather Fans;
White and colored Ivory Fans;
Fancy and black Spanish Fans;
inst roceved to-day at j. II. MCGUL'S
LADIES' and Gentlemens Furnishing Fancy Store,
jy6 Cor College street and Public Square
ANDREW ). SMITH,
NO As, BROADWAY, Nashville, TENNESSEE,
TENNESSEE IRON, CASTINGS NAILS
srrEr WAGON AxIEs, ELLIPTIC SPRINGS,
Nh a other articles line Of business which he offers
n wholesale and retail, for cash, at the above stand
[ feh6-ly
CIONGRESS WATER.--Just received, q .resh lot Of
| ~ and genuine Congress Water -
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ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH SUCCESSFUL!
1858. FALL TRADE. 1858.
1t THE NEW YORK 41LLZBEPY ? EMPORIUM

% STREET, NASHVILLE. TEsS
MFRS. DOYLE respectfully announces to the ladies Ey-
1--WE of Nashville. State Tennessee, and adiOningS ~
States that she will days, from New Y0rk ~
the largest magnificent stock OF FRENCH PATTERN
BONNETs as the cheapest brought this city in
part follows:
1000 Fall and Winter Bonnets, all cOlors:
1900 Ladies' Misses Brown and White Leghorn BlOOmers
styles
500 Chene Fancy Buge Mareeau, Plain and Flower Head
Dresses
500 LADIES' Dress Caps:
1900 Boxes French Flowers Party and Bridal ap
pointments;
1900 Pieces Rich Winter Bonnet Ribbons, styles;
$50 Boxes White, Red and coored Plumes.
EMBROIDERIES, such Collars, Sleeves, Handkerces
Sets, Bands, EdgDg Childrens Robes, Waists and Capes
Of Patent Skirts and COrse Cloth Coas OF the most
popular styles Furs in great quantity all the way from the
Rocky Mountains.
III F0ld Bonnets renovated and retmmed in No. style III
augl5d MRS DOYLE.
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Particular Notice /!

It is currently reported that sell Goods only by Auction
while Of sales made privately, like al other
Wholesale Houses in this city, with grand exception, that IS
we sell for cash. short and from &c to 2Oc less than
heir prices. augllI lhAUbE q LII CAS.
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NFE nTUs1c STORE.

NJ, @. ID. BEN son g IBltU.s Whole 80
~ ~ sale and Retail Dealers in Piano lortes,
q; A. Princes lOdeons, Bunalo,N " 1.,1 Ef HI III
80 Church and Parlor Organs Guitars, Yio-a y y U
nceos Accordeons, FLUTES, Fagoets, Fs Drums Tambuo
rne and eyeryh in the musical merchants
large select catalogue New Sheet Musci Music Books and In
stors Of ali kinds Orders from the country viii meet with
r attention Pianos tuned AccoTeons and all nst-
nen repaired No 90 Union Street, lst door from College
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