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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-07

IN the Senate yesterday, he report o. the Chsn,
cel'cr Of the University Of Nashville was received.
Sir G1oayER introduced bill giving to the
widow of A. u. SAVAGE his per diem to the end
OF er-ls5ut session; M WHuTHoEEE, to es:ab
liab new civil district III Dickson county; Mr..
Hsurss to define The duties Of county court clerks
The resolutions in relation to the Hon. Ohm BELL,
we're postponed until Wednesday next House bill
directing the Acts Of general nature to be bound
ia .Ia lrst part Of the book passed the third and
I.-.faaiaz. House bill authorizing the Building
Committee Of the State Fair Grounds to sell por
non OF said ground, passed the third reading
j a-. i'm tgr the relief Of Phillip N. bizer, re
I..-.a. him from paying judgement Of $3.50 as
se.arv IF D.. N. Lindsay, passed the third reading
Gr. H.-.asLLs bin 70 provide for The distribution
o- t.e Ae.s passed the third reading
la tho Hguss, amongst the new matter is Mr.
u.--.rs- proposition to so amend the rules as 10
require unanimous consent 10 taze up bill out o.
..l---.u. success of which is perhaps the only
....- getting through with the mass Of business
yl roe calendar.
r- D.. J3srs. the gsutlemanly agent for Mari
rr.. Campbell Ninsuels, called upon US yester-
d.. .were pleased TO see the Doctor wearing as
n .-. fce as ever a sure indication that his
sr I.- Teen very successful Of late. The Doc
lg. . us THAT PEEL and his troupe will open
a, 3D.. oy Monday night. Every body knows
OBJ. .. BID is enc Of the best deIineators OF
ner. .s....arange ia the Unitee States, and he is
as -... r. fu and able corps. Look out for some
th.r ..r.- sEa week.
u...ar yavaonss Campbell Ministries,
drew hrs and fashionable house ! st night, anu
thsi..- .ucgs were enthusiastically aPpauded
Gu.- This troupe have added much to their
air no reputation, by their agemeDt ST
the -. they present a oapitalbil for tonight,
one during thcir engagement. Remem-
Der, r..-.. -l- blt three nights more.
~ .. be seen by reference TO our advsrtis-
lug aat Aes-rs. ArcHoL, GREEN d Co.
harer the old stand Of lIessrs MORRIS &
S7r.--.. ... ror Market and Clark streets. where
thay az. ... ed TO serve their customers with
Tryma despatch.
r re 81 Co., have received the frs
number .s Weekly and Frank LesIie's
Iu-r r5rrha year 1a-s, both Of which
arecrr rar illustrated with Christ
mas aaa scenes. They have also Por-
tiers s.... Times.
Ron. .rar-Thc 4.b lecture for the
Robert. sion. viii be delivered this eve.
uiura. m the brscmeu. OF the Ist I1 es-
Igter#n 0g rae Rev. q. D. TaueusOE. sub.
iesl--" its nature and issues"
E- eT passenger steamer, James H.
..t -.- n.rr- Irr-.-s On -...r
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-15
EIREIssURANCE NOTICES, &c.
COUTHERN PROTECTION INSURANCE
- COMPANY, AL ENANDRlA. Va
CAPITAL OVER S2JO,OOO,
AND CONSTANTLY INC X r. \ ! 10.


The charter of this Company offers more IA.
yorabIe advantages TO the farmer aud o'hsrs,
than any other company chartered il the State.
by insuring with or without premium note
1.-THE applicant prefer, he can pay the lu.. amour,
Of the premium in cash, or by edec'lnE cash
insurance TOR two years, the insured save, on.
ehhth of the amount he would Otherwise nave
10 paw: or by becoming member, and giving a
small premium note the insured save, nearly
one haifot the amount charged byS'ock Gonna.
MES, when insuring from year to year. TnIsIs
the advantage resulting from the combination Of
THE CASH AND MUTUAL PRINCIPLE
This company commenced issuing Policies
against loss or damage ny hrc on tue 10Th Of
March, 1854. since which time over i've thou.
sand seven hundred persons have Insured and be-.
come members OF the Company and over thirty
thousand dollars have been paid for losses -
Having treb.ed our business during the past
year, We iee grateful tor the liberal patronage
bestowed upon the Company thus far, aud for rs
hatteIing prospects OF future usefulness. he
Directors nope and believe that by prudence,
caution and a rigid system OF economy they
will establish for this Company a reputation
for cheapness and safety, not surpassed by any
Company in the |. States.
All differences IN settlement OF losses, may De-
determined by three disinterested aroItraiors o.
the County where such loss happened, 10 be mu.
tually chosen by the insured and the Company.
-
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FIRST, SECOND, OR THIRD PERSON

FIRST, SECOND, OR THIRD PERSON.
An amusing episode took place in the
course of the speech of the Hon. gentleman
who moved the retly to bis Excellency's ad-
dress in the House of Assembly on Tuesday.
This gentleman, touching upon the SUBJECT
of education, came 10 this burst OF oratOry
--"Sir, we must educate our children" But
j. instantly flashed across his mind that he
was unblest with "babbies," and be recalled
himself with-"Sir, you must educate your
children" But at this proposition the chair
man. who was addressed began to shake ms
head and grin. "Sir," continued the per-
picked orator, amidst the roar of the House
Sir, you-we-thev must educate their
children ."-Adelaide Paper
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-15

breath, which can pever do. prefer COM
ing at once to my last charge against the
horse, which is the most serious Ot all, De
cause it affects bis moral character. accuse
him boldly, IN his capacity Of servant to man,
of slyness and treachery. brand him rub
licly. no matter how mild he may lOok about
the ewes. or how sleek he may be about the
coat, as a systematic betrayer, whenever ne
can ee, the chance, Of the confidence rep9seh
IN MIN,
THE VETO GOVERNOR OF ALABAMA.
The Camden (Ala.) Republic tells the
following, in explanation of which 1t may
be remarked that the late Governor OF that
State was somew bat inclined to vetoes:
Oo the morning Of the Inauguration, an
honest but illiterate farmer was GONG lhto
the city of Montgomery on horseback. When
he was oyertaken by a resident OF Macon
county, a lawyer, with whom be fell into con
ysrsstion. 10 the course ofwhich the following
collcquy ensued:
Farmer-W hay be you bound, stranger!
Lawyer--l am going to Montgomery ID
order to be present ut the inauguration oi
the new Governor, which takes place tc-
day.
F.-The new Gov nor; who's he!
L.-Why don't you know that Gov. III
ston's time has expired, and we are about
to install Andrew B. Moore, OF Perry, IN his
place? W..
F.-What Put Moore in place Of Win
ston?
L.-Yes; Mr.. Moore has been regularly
elected to fill that position.
F.-Well, stranger, you may as well 60
back agin--Winston'll veto that thing sure
as you're born!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-15
THE LATEST FASHION.

The lady promenaders on the Avenue at
W ashingtOn, on Thursday morning, were
somewhat Mortified at the appearances OF
distinguished foreigner, who held up her
dress 80 as to display an undoubted scarlet
flannel underskirt. What an idea. but
these same peasant petticoats are now all
the rage across the water. Queen Nlcto-
ria brought them to London from her Baimo'
raj palace in the Highlands Of Scotland,
about two years ago, and this year they have ave
been adopted by the Empress Eugene. VI
course they are la mode, those of alternate
narrow stripes of red and black flannel being
more distiugue than the plain scarlet. Silks
and satins are no longer to be trailed IN the
mud, and the lady who wishes to be Ia
mCde, should not only provide herself
at once, but practice gathering up her
dresses in graceful folds, so as 70 dis
play about foot Of the bright colored III
der skirt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-15
THE GAZETTE.
FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY IS, 1888
CHARLES DICKENS on HORSES.

CHARLES plCkENS ON hohcho
object to the personal appearance OF the
horse. ! protest against the con'en''oual
idea of beauty as attached tn that animal
think his nose too long, his forehead too
low, aud lis legs Except in the case ct the
cart horse) ridiculously thin by COMPARISON
with the SIZE of his body. Again, consider
ing how big an animal he is, object to the
contemplate delcacy Of his constitution. IS
he not the sickiest creature In creation! does
any child catch cold as easily as borse!--
Does he not sprain his fetlpck, for all bis al :
pearance Of superior strength. as easily as
sprained ny ANGLE? Furtt ermore, to take
him from another point Of view, what heip-
less wretch he is? No fine lady requires
more constant waitine-on than horse
Other animals can make their own toilette;
be must have groom. You will tell me that
this is because we want to make bis coat arti-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-15
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, DC.

DRUGS, CHEMICALS, &c.-Nitrate Pot
~ ash; Sulph Potash; Ici Tide Potash GUN me-
Morphine; Blue Mass; Veratria; Cochlneali Tar
taric Acid; Tanic Acid; Camphor; npumi Car
mine: Ayers Cherry PectoraI; Stabler's Expec.
torant; Ayers Pills; Wright's do; McLane,s do
HARLEM Oil; Sands, Townsend's, and Bulls
SarsaparIla; Kennedys Medical Discovery;
Oswego Corn Starch, just received, and for sale
by J. WILLIAM BOW LINZ
ian No 81. Prince and Fairfax.sts.
SNOAPS, &c.-Honey Soap; Empire Soap;
- Palm Soap; Monster Soap: Pomade IN bot
Ties; Ok Marrow Pomade: Long German Co.
logne; Diamond Cement: Court Plaster, &c just
received, and for sale by
JAMES ENTWlSLE. Jr.
ian l3 Apothecary, No. "a klngst
NANCY ARTICLES AND PERU MERl
-Lubins Extracts for HandkeTchIelsi
Bazn's do; Wriehts Frangapannl Extracts:
Amandlne Cold Cream: Lows Pomade, and
Brown Windsor Soap, received, and lot sale by
J. WILLIAM BOWLING,
ian No 6Z, Prince and FalriaX-sts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-15

VALUABLE LAND IN ALEXANDRIA
y COUNTY, FOR SALE-Ihe underslgn,
ed having 500 acres of Land in his farm, will
d;spose OF from 100 10 200 acres, ii lots TO SUIT
purchasers Said Land is situated miles from
the Long Bridge, on the Columbia Turnpike,
and about the same distance from Alexandra
and Georgetown. Those wishing to purchase
Land near The three cities, will do well to call
on the subscriber, as deem II unnecessary 10
describe the Land or neghborhood, as II is pre-
sumed that those wishing TO purchase VIII eH-
anime the property before purchasing.
S. B. CORBETT.
WASHINGTON son II Oartt
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STONEG. &C.

NOU RUN so RISK Is BUYING STOVES,
atNo. IS. Royal street. as | warrant all
STOVES sold by me 10 give satIsidcuon.-
COOklNG-STOEES, put up Oh trial, and if
they DO not prove TO be what represent them,
take them back at my risk TINS am ena-
bed 10 DO, from the fact that have selec ed my
present stock with great care for this market.
Gail aud examine Ior yourselves. as 1t will be 10
your interest to do 50. before purchasing else.
where JOS. STAN>RURY. :. Royal St.
n. B. All JOB-WORK promptly attended to.
nov lh-Hm
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TINE BEEF.-The subscribers would re-
specially inform the public that they
have lust received. the first instalment OF lot
of very fine CATTLE, purchased OF Mr.. Caleb
Rector of Fauquier County, Va, which will be
slaughtered, and offered Tor sale at their respec-
tive Stalls, in all this month, Oanuary0 com.
mencing on Saturday. nth inst, and continue
every day until the entire lo' Is disposed Of
We respectfully solicit the patronage OF the
nubl;c JOHN P EMERSON.
ian s-d2t&eotf H. EMERSON 4 son.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-15
Culpeper county aug 3-eoti
yTEADOW FARM FOR SALE offer a
IEt ~. S,Io rs,,. FARM LYING IN I'm

MEADOW FARM FOR SALE offer al
vi Private Sale, my FARM lying IN the
County of Prince William, adjoining the land
of Judge Tyler, and Immediately on the Turn
pike Road leading from Alexandria TO Warren
ion. and two and half miles from Gainesville,
a Depot on the Manassas Gap Railroad, thirty
I'VE miles distant from Alexandra; which
place can be reached in two hours on the Cars
This Estate contains NINE HUNDRED
AND FORTY-ONE AND A HALF ACRES,
about four hundred OF which are in Wood and
timber The balance is cleared, and divided m
TO nine Fields, all of their well watered by last
inc Springs. Broad EuT--a large and never
failing mountain stream-passeo through the
Estate from West to East bordering OH which
is 4 beautiful Meadow OF one hundred acres, now
we'll taken in Timothy and blue grass, and not
only valuable as a Meadow. but highly useful
for grazing purposes The uplands are rolling
and susceptible OF any degree OF improvement.
III The Improvements are large and com
.IIa modious DWELLING, with seven spa
cious rooms, four above and three below stairs
and the necessary our-houses. Surrounding the
ward is large and hourshng Orchard OF Ap-
ples. Pears. Peaches. Cherries, Aprlcots, &c, OF
the finest varieties, and many OF them IN luIl
bearing Country Stores are numerous and con
venient. The neighborhood is unsurpassed by
any in the State for health, ard affords the best
Society.
Those wishing TO purchase a fine country re-
sidence. will do we'll - call and examine this
Estate.
For further information, address Judge L.
Collins Lee, Baltimore, Md, OF the subscriber,
DR. JAS. w. F. MACRAE.
auckland. Pr Vim. Co., Va. ap ll-eoti
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-15

ENALL >TYLES-HATS, BONNETS, RIB
BONS, ac-J I. Evans mas just re-
celyed and opened, splendid assortment Of
GOODS IN the above line, embracing BONNEIS
Of the finest fabrics and OF the latest Partisan
styles. He has also splendid stock OF RIB
BONS, RUCHES. ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,
and indeed every thing pertaining 10 his bust.
ness, which he offers Oh the very best terms A
fine assortment Of gcHtIemans SOFT HATS
always OF nand He sCIIcts d call at the old
stand, where ne IS prepared to sell Wholesale
and Retail. loot No 50 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-15

A LEXANDRIA COUNTY COURT, DEcEM-
~ BEE Term lS57.--Ordered, That the Sher-
III Of this County proceed 10 HIRE OUT, accord,
ing TO Law, all FREE NEGROES who have not paid
their Taxes and Levies for the year 1897.
A copy, tcste B. H. BERRY, Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-15
HATS, CAPS, BoNNETs, &c.

no 19-PHENIH HALL, HAT AND
y CAP ESTh BLlSHMENT-JOHN ar
Mold having removed 10 his new store in the
above building would solicit cah from the
public to examine ms selection OF the most per.
feet articles OF the London. Paris, and New
York Fail styles, composing the greatest variety
o. HATS AND CAPS ever offered in this mar
krt-Teuemocr also that this stock being direct
tom the manufactures can be sold as cheap as
in any retaI establishment North Attention is
particularly invited 10 4 K y d 5 NEW
STYLE OF PATENT NDLESKIN ELASTIC
HATS. which comprise every variety OF tex.
TURF and elegance, and nave only 10 be seen to
be appreciated.
In regard 20 the head gear tor yourg men, a
SLOUGH HAT is offered, which cannot be sur.
passed, aud sisht OF Is sure conviction.
The most beautiful assortment Of Chill.
DREN'S AND INFANTS FANCY HATS And
CAPS. But the greatest curiosity Is the re-
mdrkable cheapuess OF all articles sold by
oct ct JOHN ARNOLD.
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NOTICE.-We respectfully notify al, per
II sons having open accounts on our BOOKS
that their bills have been lndlscrimlnately mace
of Tor issue mp to this date, and are ready lor
delivery. Those Preterrng not to nave mem
sent in will find their accounts ready at our desk.
In view of the troubles still existing IN the
country in relation TO monetary affairs, we beg
that eli will speedily comply with the wish we
indicate by this notice oneo~
CLAGETT & DODSON.
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Washington. Jan l-d3w

NOTICE-The debts due TO James A. Eng
IN lish, and conveyed by him in trust TO
d. Monroe and A Wylie, have been placed IN
my hands for collection Prompt pay ment is
required, Those whose accounts have been de-
livered, are requested to settle OIL or before the
18th of January, 1858, as longer indulgence
will not be granted. |, LOUIS KINZER
ian 2-eo2W
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-15

r AND For SALE Having determined to
1 move 10 the West | offer for sale the
farm on which now reside, in FauQuier coun-
ty. Va. containing TWO HUNDRED ACkES.
This farm lies three miles east OF the town OF
Warrsnron, which is connected by railroad Win
the cities OF Alexandria and Richmond, ana
within one aid quarter miles OF the AIeHan'
dria Turnpike The neighboorhood Is very
agreeable one and the location emnentIy neal
thy. The buildings consist OF commodIous
DWELLING. and out houses, comprising
Kitchen. Smoke house, Ice house, Stables, CoTn-
house and large Barn, all OF which are new.
The land is susceptible OF the highest degree
of Improvement and with as little expense as
any land IN the county. Il Is well wdtered by
neveriaillng springs, Mill Run passes through
a portion OF II, comprising about twenty-five
acres OF meadow land which is finely set In
grass. The supply OF wood and timber is abun-
a VALUABLE MILL SEAT on the farm,
which has once been used Tor the purpose OF
manufacturing mill, and which would be most
desirable location for similar establishment
on smaller scale. As persons desTous OF pur
chasing will doubtless look for themselves II is
unnecessary TO say more | am satisfied that no
farm in market furnishes more favorable induce
ments 10 any one who may desire to make safe
and iudicious investment in land. Title un-
questionable For terms, which will be rea-
sonable and other information, apply on The
nrau ;ses 70 n n. GRAY.
Fauuuier County. " 23-eo6m
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AND FOR SALE.-Ihe subscriber offers
4 for sale the land Oh which ne resides
Said land is situated IN the county OF tulpepeT,
five miles east OF the Court house immediately
on the man road leading from that place to
Fredericksbur 1t adoins the lands OF {. {.
Beckham. ". J. Fife, Mrs ]. tInney and
others. There are, by recent survey FOUk
HUNDRED AND TWO ACRES, OF which
three hundred and twenty-five are III one body
or tract, about two hundred aud ninety being
cleared The remainder OF eighty acres Is de-
tached from, but OF convenient access 10 the
former, furnishing an abundance OF line WOOD
AND TIMBER.
The soil is of the very best description in the
neighborhood in which the land is situated
Its native strength and susceptibility OF improve,
ment 10 an almost unlimited extent combined
with the facility OF access 10 the markets o!
Richmond, Alexandria and Fredericksburg
the proyerba healtnnesS and the beautiful seen
erv OF the whole region offers an lnducement 10
purchasers that can scarcely be surpassed any
where. The improvements already on the p!ace,
can. with moderate outlay OF money, be made
ample and suitable for the handsome accom-
rnodeton OF large family. At present, the
eHst- DWELLING HOUSE is comfortable and
IL convenient one containing eight rooms, IN
GLIDING the basement. The outbuIldlngs are
interior There is a good orchard on the place;
a well of fine water in ths. yard, and a spring
, convenient 10 the house.
Further information as To price terms OF sale
! &c, will be promptly gwen by the subscriber IN
response 10 applicants, addressed 10 HIM through
mail at Stevensburg post Office, or in person up
| ON the place which he will take pleasure III
! showing 10 any one wishing To purchase.
WM l.. ANDERSON.
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TN ACCORDANCE with the above order, |
shall, on the LIST dag Of F.Juoy Cart, 1898.
offer for HIRE, in front of the Court House OF
this County, all FREE NEGROES who have
not paid their Taxes and Levles for the year
1857. +. SANGSlkR, Snerlh
ian 7-eotd Alexandria County, Va.
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AUCTION SALES.
s ] NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

BY S. J OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TRUSTEES' SALE.-By virtue of a deed
OF trust from Entwsle & Moore, TO the un-
dersgned, dated January lst, 1883, ard record
ed in Liber o, No 8 folio 39S. OF the land re-
cords OF Alexandria County, the undersigned,
will, on the lSh instant, at II o'ciOck, on the
premises, expose TO sale, at public auction, the
following property: One STEAM ENGINE and
Boiler, one small Lathe, with rests, &c; one
Screw Lathe, with taps and dies; one Vice, one
large Lathe head and slide rest purchased from
Smith Il Perkins; one Drill Press, one Cllnch
Lathe, with rests, shafting, and pulleys, contain
ed in the brick building on Union street, Alex
andra now occupied by Entwisle Moore
Terms, cash. JAMES P. SMITH, J Trustees,
c. ". WATTLES,S
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nRAFTS On ST. LOUIS.-Parties wishing
TO remit 10 Missouri, Illinois, Iowa, Wis.
consin, or Kansas, can be supplied with drafts
on St Louis, which can be cashed liz most parts
OF the interior OF the States named above
l0mo3 f. H. MILLER
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CLOTHING,
X5TILLIAM d. MASSEY, MERCHANT TAI

N5TILLIAM d. MASSEY, MERCHANT TAI
w LoR, would respectfully call the atten-
ton of the public, TO MS stock OF GOODS, SUIT
abb, for Grntlemens wear, consisting oi Black,
Blue Brown. and Olive FRENCH CLOl HS,
Quecrcord and Tricot do; French, English, and
Scotch CASSiMERES, OF every shade and style,
Velvet. silk. Satin, Cashmere, and Embroidered
VEST PATTERNS. OF the latest style ard best
material. also. READY-MADE CLOTHING,
AND FURNISHING GOODS, such as FTock,
Dress. Business, Over, and Raglan Goa D
Plain and Fancy Cashmere PANIALOONS'
Velvet. Cashmere. Cloth, Satin, Silk, and Naro-
ma VESTS: fine Dress Shirts and Collars; IN
dorshIrrs and Drawers; silk and Linen Cambria
Haudkercnleis; Gloves CravdtS; SuspenGers,
and Half Hose with many other articles Whlch
must be- seen to be appreciated. All articles OF
dress made To order, and warranted 10 give sat
jstac'lon Thankful tor the patronage hereto
tore received a continuance o, the same Is soil
cited. with the assurance that no effort shall be
spared to pleas. No. -, south side OF King
street. OCT o"
ItRAND OPENING OF GENTLEMEN'S
II FURNISHING GOOD>.-Ihe subscriber
takes pleasure in informing his friends and the
pubI!c generally that ne mas received, and is
nogv opening hi- Fall and Winter stock OF
CLOTHS. CASSlMEkES, ' + l. Ell AND
SILK YEsTING> also, general and varied
assortment Of GENTLEMEN'S FURNISH
ING GOODS all OF which nave been purchased
upon ihr 81 ,ei"', As d', T'!r, ,i.l'''u "
keep S."CA VI "'S 1'"2o $50 -,
ueHrH 10 I'd" anu 'N"'''', Wv Is,Jy,I,,l
their purchases a. d'', SUI, 90" ,,,,,h,
as 10 l.I'r a'' 'y',' " r. vi,
an >hd't', DI"'N anu 1''I SI,"',,i -,
N"HhnS' VI ne -, -. S;II, 40
Hi'N d"i .N''IHo M. ~ """ - MI,
,a'eN' ~. ~ 10 So o., - sr,. ,,,nsrior
by'o. '".,"'s To.,I,,% l,,,,er,. irsnender,.
f"""H' ~ vs.. .',,'. CIo,s. .,,or,. y,,,arv.
P'"'I "'u - ,r,,c,oy no, races,,r: p,
.oE'',,, , y; ~ GAgNENTS made nm in
70 .'.'' IT" ,'i', '...-r.,....j
gHRlNSON Merchant Tailor.
NJ ,r, E,Yg.., onno Exchange Block.
-,,, stu
f
FINHE Ntkl la lhH l. AM Hi"nLi IN,
] PORIANI.-Ine pubic OF ms cry ana
49,. 90 s,r.growp and Ionu established
rI0THING HOUSE OF NCHOOLHERR &
FRO They not being contentel with the Goods
and S,,les that hay, been furnished as hereto.
l,r. nav. introduced in their new and just ar.
rived GOODS. the very latest styles aud mate
r,,Is q, iorsiou Goods II will be really grail.
t,.;no r. their numerous customers and trade
GENERALLY, 70 have SUCH a market at the door,
,,nera fGey rar bay. the privilege of purchas-
mo .u,, ol Clothes of every sryle the country,
mind and ppr.c can furnish. One OF the finn
Lsir,, constantly on hand attending 10 the wishes
of the prrcoasrrs. while the other of the same