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Kansas Ezection-Heary A.jority against the Con-
stitution.
ST.. LOUIS Aug. 11-Leavenworth advces of the
9Th are to hand, per United States Express to Boon
vile, 18th. The following is the official vote of II
counties as far received, with the entire vote OF
only seven:
Shawnee, 752 majority against the Constitution.
Atchson, 1886 majority against the Constitution.
Donirhan. $40 maturity against the Constitution.
johnson, 272 majority against the Constitution.
Jefferson 2S4 majority against the Constitu-
ton.
Leavenwor,h, 1,74s majority against the Constitu.
ton.
Douglas, TAO majority against the Constitution.
Franklin, 205 majority against the Constitution
Brown, 1873 majority against the Constitution.
Breckinbrige, 1875 majority against the Constitu.
ton.
Riley, 1872 majority against the Constitution.
The total majority against the constitution, so far
as known, is 6,358.
ST. LOUIS Aug 12.--Returns, partly official, from
fourteen counties in Kansas give the following result
OF the election on the constitution Against Lecomp-
ton 5000, for Lecompton 1900. The majority
against Lecompton is therefore $500. The number
of counties remaining to be heard from is twenty
two 1t is not believed, however, that the returns
from these will affect in the slightest the overwhem
ing majority already recorded against the measure
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ID 1 D

ID E D,
At Sharon, in this City, the 18th inst. Susan Ann
Nevill aged eleven months and nineteen days. n
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NEWBERN MARKET,

NEWBERN MARKET
By WI IL. Oliver 1 CO.,
Grosrs Commission Receipmg and forwarding Merchants
Dealers IN Lime, Guano, dc,
AUGUST IA, 1858.
BAC0N-Hog round 1919 cents
COFFEE-Rio 1s@lsc; Laguayra 14@15c; Java 17c;
Mancabo Ice.
COTTON-Nominal at II cents.
-, tIst-Bue Fish . DBL IS IS; Mullet Sc 5o@7 90;
FI0UR-vcry scarce: No sales to quote
GRAIN-Corn soc; Wheat, sales; Oats 4oc; Peas 3d.
HAY-*l co.
LiME-Lump 81 25; Common, none.
MoLNssEs- AS to quality, New Orleans 4oc; West In
PoKk~city Ms;s . bb,: go 90; Plated $40 90.
SPiRiTS T r1Jf cents . 'e''''
sUGAR-R"ined lo@l2c; Brown s@loc; Crushed 100
1s1sc.; Loaf 1870.
TURpENTINE-Dip IS 90; scrape g 10; Virgin So So
WILMINGTON MARKET
virgin e 50 yellow Dip and 81 ~ for hard and to-day
of Zoo do at same advance of Is
yspY & '9a X fs9ii SE niia quote
sales 500 barrels yesterday afternoon, and $50 this
ing at 40 q gallon. The price may be relied
ROSiN-Nothing doing
BACON Sales to-day Of 1000 TBS N. c. cured at 1871
cents u ID. for hog round.-o1ournaL
NORFOLK MARKET
By A. rs Pfn Ell
WhOLesaIe Gr0cers ForspG,dsng Dc Commission Merchants
AUGUST IA, 1858
FLOUR-The market is almost entirely bare and the
cepts very light in consequence of which Flour is in
demand and show considerable advance quote
new :: F. $50; Extra $s1z@sA Family s7@7A.
WHEAT is dull owing to the decline in the northern
market and hear of sales for the last day or two
CORA-Mxed s3@s4c; White s4@S6c.; Yellow $4,000.
COTTON-Stock light and market inactive, nominaly
1l@12c
NAVAL STORES-Tar is and in some demand
for consumption at 81 62@l Is; Common Rosn dull ut
81 2O@l 25; Spirits Turpentne A. cents. 9. :.
DRIED FRUIT-Prme Apples sl1l@lX. No Peaches
have vet to market
PEANUTS in demand at s71<095 cents. s&fss F.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Guano $5s@60; Sombrero
1872; Suph Phos Lime $45-aN cash, 49, 5k.9s
GROCERIES The market is well supplied and vel have
no change to note in prices. 5&sy'7
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NEW -NorHNe S4Iar.-The editor of the
Elizabeth City 6zntiae1 l1fsr Nom, % our
neghbor Of the Regist<1 him, is certainly =
can(n)onized saint Of KIND pgisrn. HE'S elec-s
ted sheriff of Pasquotank kndhe brings out
his sbig cannon, ostensi5l5 Celebrate some other
"famous victory" but we shrewdly suspect that if
"Meister Nom had not been elected sheriff he
would have been much less can(n)onical.
The Salem Press, also, brings out, its can(n)on,
evidently DESTROYS of saintship. Gentlemen, it
seems to US you are extremely thankful for very
small favors. Hear what the Press says:
"And the gallant McRae has sown the seeds of
Distribution deep in the hearts of the Democratic
party, and the effects of his labors will be seen and
felt, in time to come with force that will cause the
leaders of the Observation-Disclosures quake in their
shoes, and their "knees to smote together" for
fear of the direful retribution which will be visited
upon their heads by an outraged and indignant peo-
pie. So mote it be-"
This is the same Mr. McRae that Meister Nom"
swore about, few weeks ago, worse than did Uncle
Toby's army in Flanders. "Meister Nom" said
McRae could not get any votes in his bailwick and
then {" Meister Nom" became a candidate for sher.
if, and the candidate for sheriff went for Mr. McRae,
and swore just as Justify for him he had done
against him.
But surely the Democracy of North. Carolina, at:
ter reading the foregoing extract from the Pres, will
become one huge Beitshazer, while "Meister Nom"
sheriff Of Pasquotank, goes about like roaring
buffalo, seeking whom be may catch somebody, with
knees smoting" together, to serve writ on.
AS printer, we renounce "Mester Nom" for
having degraded his high and honorable profession,
Chat of printer) TO come down to the petty Office
Of sheriff The printers of the State ought to hold
an indignation meeting and swear at him like he die
at McRac. A printer condescend to the office of
sheriff! "What fall was there, my countrymen!"
We have not words to express our feelings. A
printer-a sherif-there is food for thought. May
the (printers) devil bother him.
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Yelloo Fsoer in Neso Orleans az.
VIEW NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 1s.-The deaths by yellow
'''ef On tuesday were 80, and on Wednesday 43.
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s''s NOTICE.. A+k !ssS.a = ssp
ENTOMOLOGY OF NORTH.CAROIfNA, BY d. Z.
~ Bennett, will be published BY James n. Edney New
York. about the first of September next after which time
subscribers and others obtain their copies by calling at
the N c. Book and paying dollar or BY sending
one dollar and twelve cents n the undersigned by mail
By ordeng in advance BY mail The first and finest I'M
pressions may be obtained. ~ +. - -"
The work will also be sold by agents and booksellers
throughout the State. Address & -. 49, =, ST
D. K BENNETT,
Shallotte P. O., Brunswick county, N g. =
Ahg 10th. 1855. r 8s-wst
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A HoAx-The story Of Gen. Walkers invasion
of Sonora is all hoax-or in other words, lie
Gen. Walker;is in Alabama, or was there few days
ago.
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"In the county of Nash, hitherto as hide bound
as any part of the Tenth Legion Distribution
Democrat, in spite Of furious onslaught on him by
the Democratic press, carried the DISQUALIFICATION
How is this? Messrs. Battle and Lewis the two
members elect in Nash, both declared themselves,
throughout the campaign, opposed 10 distribution
To which of these gentlemen does the Register al
lude? Does it not do him injustice? Is it possible
that either of them has given the Register secret as
surances Of being favorable to distribution while he
declaring his opposition to it on the stump?-
We think both the gentlemen owe it to their con.
stuency to the assertion of the Register
and set themselves right. Either the Register mis-.
represents of them that one has deceived his
constituents, and INDUCED double dealing Again,
we ask, how is it?
~ The following gentlemen have been licensed
to practice law in the County Courts by the Su-
preme Court now in session at Morganton:
VIM. G. Brown, Buncombe.
j. n. Vaughn, Pasquotank.
VIM. C. Whitehead, Duplin.
H. j. Coleman, Cherokee.
II. A. Boone, jackson.
f. p. Ax!ey, Cherokee.
L. S. Saunders Cherokee.
Nat. A Boyden, Sury.
The following gentlemen have been licensed to
practice in the Superior Courts:
j. F. Bell, Iredeli.
II. J. Castor, Burke.
H. T. McDougald Sampson.
R. A. Mclaughlin, Irede.
VIM. S. Chandler, Buncombe.
RA1N.-Since our last we have had fine rains.
Corn and cotton have been injured by the drought,
but we think the present season will insure us at
least an average crop of corn. We presume the
cotton is irretrievably injured, though trust it
will be better than is expected.
A HoAx.-The story of Gen. Walkers invasion
of Sonora is all a hoax-or in other words, a lie
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The Misa0uri Election.

ST.. LOUIS, Aug. 12.-Returns from the several
congressional districts, indicate the following
jorties Second district 4 800 majority
third dstrict-Clarke, 1000 majority; fifth dis
trict-Woodson, 5uO majority; sixth district
Phelps 5000 majority; seventh dstrict-Noel, 5000
majority fourth district-Craig. 1000 majority.
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Aug. II, 1858.

STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.-w AXE.
- COUNTY-In Equty.-John DeWint Hook, Samuel
s. Skinner VIM. B. Hook and Robert W. Stamper-mer-
chants trading under The style Of Hook Skinner Co.
against Thomas r Fentress Thomas Jenkins, VIM: D.
Jc G: M Butaloe, Jno Wicker A. W. Belrin and Agnes
Belvn his wife, The Bank of the State Of North
lima Quentin Busbee Trustee, and Sion Rogers Trustee.
Whereas it has been made to appear upon the affidavit
of the complainant'e attorney that William H. Bufaoe
and los g. Buaoe two Of the defendants in the above
olna This therefore to notify the said JOS a. NJ Buff
faloe and VIM H. Bufaoe, Wherever they may be- to be
and appear at the next term Of the Court Equity for the
the LIST Monday after the 4th Monday September next
then and there to plead denr to the bill filed
against them in said cause to the payment Of
debt or the said bill will be taken pro to the
and set down for hearing pare Given under my hand
at Office, this the 18th August 1855 f55 - $50
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD, c. &ME
: lPr. Adv. g 88-x&sMtd.
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Latest from Trinitu Ban.

TRINITY BAY, Aug. lathe cable is all right, and
signals are passing momentarily and satisfactorily
The electricians have not concluded their arrange
ments for putting up the recording instruments the
operators declined to give further information be
yond this point. screw supposed to be loose
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-. NEW HATSl @s
nEEBE'S FALL STYLE FOR 1853 fe
u Gases Extra Fine Molesk,n Hats With the sdiustA-
BILE Misunderstanding entirely new 60
Call and examine them. -. ~ ra?s'H e.
Aug. II, 1858. 6s-wGsw4taS
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Return of the President.

BEDFORD, (Pa) Aug. .13.-The President and par
ty left here this morning to return to Washington.
They will pass the night at Cumberland, and il not
detained, will reach Washington Saturday after
nOon - t-+'-".-'' i5'
The Presidents health has gretly improved.
q WAsHINaroN, Aug. 15.-The President returned
from his brief visit to Bedford Springs hst evening
His health is much improved. t''-@tR - 'i7+4fe
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From HnvanG.

CHARLESTON, Aug. 13.-The steamship Cahawba,
from HAVANA via Key West, on the 10th instant,
has arrived at this port.
NJ. saas, the Spanish Consul, was drowned at Key
West on the 9th of July.
At Havana, Sugars were active and had advanced
Mo!asses was active at 81 &C., and Muscovado at
A &c. Sterling Exchange quoted at Is per cent.
premium; exchange on New York q 8 per cent.
premium. Freights were dull.
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No. /.

DIR. W. T. Blow:
S1R:-On yesterday, whilst Genl. Singeltary and my
self were disgreeng to of the given in the
Legislature of 1854 referred to in circular which he
then reading FROM remarked that there many
Wings voting represented Genl. Sugletary replied
that if there were errors they would not change the mor
ties, offering TO bet hundred dollars upon this.
destood say, 81 will bet hundred dollars he has
told lie" desire to know whether this language
intended to refer to me-? An early is expected
Yours, &C.,
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Ysllo,0 FsvSr at CNarlesto,nl.3

100 Yslloo Tspsr at CHarleston. '9. .t
CnARLEsrcN, Aug. 1 L Several deaths have &C:
Cured here from yellow fever, but the physicians
say it does not exist Is ~ epidemic. e - =
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Curtain Goods.

Real Wilton Carpets. Elegant Velvet ard Brussels,
In great variety Elegant Phys and Ingrains, the In
grains the largest and best assorted We have ever
offered and at lower prices. Also Velvet and Brus-
sells Hair and Hall Carpets Trilled and Plain Venetian
In all widths together with Fits, Drusgets Crumb-
Cloths Rugs, Mats, etc, etc. We prepared To
make and put down Carpets at the shortest notice We
have large lot of Floor Oil Cloths NJ the best makes
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81 lO4 10 by 1924, 10 by l4-4, 10 by 1914 Damask
Table Cloths Ga, IA, "a, and l0i Table pdmask by
the yard All sizes, Coored Wool, Union, and Cotton
Table Cloths, Plaid striped Toncttes, Napkins, to-
gether witha kinds of Diapers TOwelngs, Marseillcs
Quilts etc, etc. Also all widths Cotton and Linen
Sheetings Pillow Linens Domestics, etc, etc.
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We have unusually large lot Of all kinds OF Do
nestic Goods: BIeached and Brown Cnttons: Wool,
Union, and Cotton Flannels Striped COttuEs for SER
wants in great variety; Heavy goods for house and
Geld servants Prints Gingh1ms, Hosiery, Gloves, in
short every thing in our line and at prices that cannot
tail TO give satisfaction
jan25 X C. McNAlRf co.
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BroSans and Mad Boots.
MES nool'e s9!o B-a..'',
Mems HEsvY KIP WORK ,T IN MINDS;
Tor sale at very low prices FOR CASH.
JOHN RAMACE,
febG- 4. College street
GENTS WINTER BOOTS.
JoHN RANAGE. a. College street, Is IN receipt e
ID Gents super Calf Water pro0i Stitched Hoots-
Congress D.. :. Caters.
n :. shoes.
4" Pump Splr Dress Roots.
" " d" Caters, etc
ansh-m IO4N RAMAGR
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THE REASON WHY!

A CAREFUL collection OF some Thousands Of Ress
IA Gus for Things, which though generally known,
Are imrerfsctiy Understood. A book OF condensed
scientihc knowledge for the Million, BY the author Of
s.Inaure Within.n Il handsome l2nso, Nolutac of
356 pages printed ne iafcr boand IA cloth, Eii,
and embellished with Large Number u Wood Cats,
illustrating the various subjects treated Or srce 81
Sent 10 any address free of postage.
m contains collection and solution of Thirteen Hun
dred and Thirty Facts IN science aud Philosophy
some OF which their nfst discovery peffi~a ihe
most learned and apt scholars s0a'e ievA l-4S ~
sorrnss az ia vas; usefulness, whcn inform lie
reader that Is has an Index u Contents Requiring ~
coIcynns Of nns type. Published by
DICK FITZGERALD, 81.
No. Is, Ana street, View York
Also for sale by all Booksellers IN tbs place
Copies OF the above book ssat by mail GA sseeaPt"
n 20 any address, free Of postage.
R.liable Agents wanted u canvass Tor 'Ihe reason
WIN and Enquire Within" sead cash orders W
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Bent. +. Shields Sales.

IL OCULAR Ancuon Sairs = FURNITURE, CookiN6
Is UTENSILS. CAIuE4INGs, &C, every saturday
taarnng a. 20 % isSk-
IN EgsUIAg Auetlon Sales Il Dry Go1ts, CothlnE and
IL ysrirtss each Wednesday and Frsa@y eseliioS a.
Early Gas Light, ~
Iaa- I'D t3NJ- D. ehAfl4r-
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K E R OSENE OILS.
DISTILLED FROM COAL.
SECURED BE LETTERS PATENT.)
LEROSENE ILLUMINATING olI--The light ob.
any other oil fluid heretofore discovered is mex
plosiyc, and Will remain limpld n the very coolest
weather
The Company recommend a. the lamps best adapted
% THIS OIL the Kerosene lamps. manufactured by the
following parties MeSsrs. Cornelius Baker, also by
OFT, uf Philadelphia, T. Haughwout e." is Bread
way the Brooklyn Flint CAsa Co, No. IS Btoad street
Mcssgs. Dciz Co IJ- William street, l. Mercicr iST
Finn st, and Il. Edwards. "a puunc street, y sam
pies Of different styles ui lamps be seen at the
Office of the Company.
KER,ssSE LrailcAIIxs ON, No. l. Prepared TO suit
the finest and all other kinds q Machinery; burns
brilliantly IN Locomotive Head i4ehts, Car L-anfss all
the ordinary solar Hand lamps and stands as great
degree 81 cold as the best Spsg ~ OIL, and Y Nsmra
biy adapted 70 itniroud AMI steamship Use
hklscsi.SE LUnsIcAgiNG uus Mes. Am 3. Superior
Lubroators will Dc found % possess advantages over
any uiis IN the market az same prccswl not burn
and have been thih prepared 10 meet the require
mcnts Of Railroads aud others.
kERaeaSK BiNNAoIK on Prepared expressly Cor
hips uso aud wHi DC found admirably adapted Tor
he a.. OF Steamship Men of War, Merchant Nessols
Lake and river Cram, EEd burns u al the Cabin
state rOotn, pinnacle, forecazils Lamps, sigaAi Ian
terms, Sc-
and vii bgrn ali nrhi without requiring 10 b uan-
med, an advantage thst vii Dc obSi0us 60 every ship
mast-r
sale Oh n~aicfs ship Chambers, Druggists sad 6rocers
Ia New YORK and the reselariy appointed Agtlts Of
ths Company many IT the priaeisl Towns aud Va
Isgcs ct tho Cnoi states the caaAas Sad 1he l. AID
OF Cuts.
Ioeal Agents appointed (H conformity with the rules
established b. the Beard u Trusteesl 80 sEi'ln.tsol
% AISTE>s,
CkSERAI AGENTs, kEafsENE utt COMPANY.
30 HEAVIER street. -.
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r.. C. McNAIRY s CO.,
LARGE DEALERS IN ALL KINDS
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
no. SIS COLLEGE STREET,
Nashville. Tennessee.

I'VE HAVE now in store unusually arge ana
w elegantly assorted stock Of Fall and Winter Goods
OF every description, and we are prepared TO oner
greater inducements to persons wishing articles III our
line than il has ever been pleasure to do. Our
stock, both tn quality and variety; VIII compare
with any in the country, and our prices sha De az 10"
as il il possible for them be- Citizens and strangers
visiting the city will do well tn give our stock an early
and thorough examination, we feel wecan make II To
their interests We would call the attention Of the
buyers particularly the following departments in our
h,tatp
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Creditors of Charles Tonnes.
TN pursuance OF order made at the November
Term, 1887. OF the Chancery Court AZ Nashville, all
persons having claims against The estate CT ChAHE,
ToaIs dec a.. are hercoy notified On hr their claims
legally authenticated with the Clerk aud Master OF said
Court on or before the arst Monday N May next,
thsy viii be forever barred.
c. n. BflES, C. 4 NJ,
uarfs-4w ChanceFy Court al Nashville,
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Lumber, Lumber, Lumber.

CyoUARE CEDAR and all other kinds II Lumber can
- ha had the IAvergne saw Mills on tbs Nashville
and Chattanooga Railroad, 10 miles from Nashville.
ian2S-sm J. W. BIRDwf1I-
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ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL.
Iate Mansion House,
North MnrIei Sired, 2d dO0T beloI1 the SytGrs.
T Y. GILBERT having taken the above stand for
d number Of years, begs leave To inform the public
that fact and say them that the house has been
newly painted from basement TO attic, and new and
complete furniture throughout. The subscriber know
ing fun well the need of first class modern hotel in
Nashville, and being in philanthropic mood, has made
every eXerton up 10 the wants Of the public,
and atters himself he has succeeded His table will
all times be furnished with the best this and foreign
markets afford and he pledges himself 10 make every
body contented and at home who viii favor him with
a visit.
Carriages and OmnIbusses will regularly to and
from the ST. Nicholas TO Steamboats, and Railroads.
Tusty PoTteTs always in attendance at the depot
ceve checks for baggage, thus obviatng the difficulty
of delay
Board per day, 81 25
Lodging 40
Single Meals, 40
SOpper, Lodging and Breakfast, 81 90
Breakfast from 10 O'Clock.
Primer - Il 10 .
Supper Z" 5tos
J. V. GILBERT, Proprietor.
Opposite this House, Market street livery
stables where be found all hours horses, bug
GIGS carriages, &c. J. y. Alexander Co., and W. 7.
Wright * CO.. are the propretors
Dec. +lyd&w
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BIRD CAGES.

tNTE nave great variety q beautiful BIRD CAGN<
w the hanoSamsst assortment ever brought 60
Nashville, which we Viii sell cheap Cor cash.
feb-t-u J. W WILSON
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$4,000 PAPERS
Fresh Garden seeds.

Fresh Garden Seeds.
NNE are now in receipt of the most extensive stock
w of Garden Seeds (rmbrariug many new and
valuable varieties ever brought 10 this market. They
are all Of the growth OF 1851 and from the following
houses OF well known reputation:
DR.. Landrcth * Sons, Philadelphia.
The American Seed Garden, Withershcld &c
Risley's, Fredonia, New York.
Shaker Garden. South Union, XIV.
Descriptive Catalogues from the above houses ready
Tor gratuitOus distribution. Gail and get one.
In addition tn the above, have a large supply OF
the most usual varieties by the pound and Beans and
Peas by the bushe
1000 Papers Flower Seed.
just received from the celebrated house of Johnson
Robbins X Co, 1000 Papers Of Flower Seeds. The
lovers Of Flowers have larger and better
ment from which make their selection seeds than
they have heretofore had in this city.
RAINS < BROWN,
No. 10 South Public square,
Ianl3-u Opposite the Market House.
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Trunks and VaIises.


4 WILL sell ea stx zsoaEts crs12 80 igs ~ c4zAf
u Tbs hzndsasae paE u tsFey CsrraEe Horssss >,
rresszt drixen ezlteTson 6reebneifas feruisaIi
~sxea. I4ey ara ue4 hfoken ana xensle, ana 80
ALLxANpER EAckESuE.
aslo--x Nsz>vills. Tess
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TRUNI(St TRUNKSt

4 OPTIONAL SJPllIiS. Jlst received a large
u stock Il Cheap Trunks.
JOHN RAMAGE.
marriott = college street.
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alsTENs,
COAIi COALt,

n R-Grealars With ful, particulars, testimonials,
pEIres ke viii be forwarded on Application above
feba1--sism
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CIoak.. ShawIs. and Scarfs.

We have the largest and most elegantly assorted
n ,ck In this way ever in the country many OF
which we're imported by Messrs. A. 7. Stewart Co.
of New-York, expressly for our sales In Nevcts, We
have them at all prices from SIS To 500. We have
aao Black and Grey Cloth and Beaver Talmas and long
Cloaks etc ladies and children in all qualities,
from three dollars up Shawls in all sizes aud quail
ties both square and long from the most ordinary u
IN. most elegant Also just received fresh invoice
OF those elegant hghcolored all Silk Chenele Shawls
hat are really beautiful.
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LADIES BONNET BOXES.

LARGE and superior assortment &C piain Tor
y ana Tray Top HAT 'Isr~, ,aiIrus size and q
the best manufacture, just received by
join gANSGF.
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Dress Goods.

together with an endless variety Of medium and
low priced silks, in Flounces, Robes aQuifle, and by
abe yard In Plain Plaid Striped and Bayaderes also
Satn-F Faced and Double Txilled Merinoes and Cash
neres Great variety Of all Wool and Union Plaids
Nousdelanes, and every thing new and desirable In
his way