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BY AUTHORITY.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Pub: 90.
AN ACT to create land district in the Territory Of

Pub: 90.
AN ACT to create land district in the Territory Of
New Mexico.
Bet enacted By the Senate and House Of Representa-
tires Of the United States America in Congress assem-
6ied That the public lands in the Territory of New
Mexico, to which the Indian title shall have been
exingushed, shall constitute land district TO be
called the "Dstriet Of New Mexico" the Office for
which shall be established at such place within said
district the President Of the United States may
from time to time direct
Sec. 2 And be Il further enacted, That for the pur-
pose Of carrying this act into effect the President
shall be- and he is hereby authorized to appoint by
and with the advice and consent of the Senate, or
during the recess thereof aregiser and receiver for
the district hereby created, who shall be required
to reside at the site of the Office and whose powers
duties, obligations, and responsibilities shall be the
same as are now prescribed by law for other land
officers, $50 far as they apply to these ofioers)
Sec. Ind be IL further enacted, That this act
shall not take effect in less than six months after its
passage.
Approved oath MAY, 1858.
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Approved May "a, 1858.


AN ACT to prevent the ineonve1ient accumulation
the Post Office Department Of Possmaster's
a aarterly returns.
Be enacted BIZ the Senate and House Of Representq-
tfDes Tthe United STATES Of Amfyioa in Congress as
sem5le I, That the Postmaster General may, FROM
time 10 tme in his discretion dispose Of any quar-
terly re turns Of mails sent or received preserving
the aeco UNITS current, and ali vouchers accompany
ing such accounts, and use such portions Of the
proceeds hereof as may be necessary to defray the
cost of sci 'arating and dispOsng Of the same Pro-
vided, That the accounts shall be preserved entire,
at least two years.
Approved "a May, 1853.
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Ma. JAMES H. Thompson This gentleman, who
has recently been connected as an dttdche with the
Apafanche Office in this city, and who has long and
full experience as newspaper publisher, haVing
been one of the original founders Of the Nashville
AmsTicaR. now united with the Union, will leave for
Helena on Tuesday next to connect himself with the
States Rich Democrat in that hourishing town. as
superintendent and associate editor. Mr.. Ihonp
sons long experience as an editer and publisher,
together with his uuadulterated and life long Dem
ocTacy, cannot fail 10 prove an important accession
20 the Democrat douby making il what It has always
been heretofore, aud what It's position, in the most
important commercial town in the State entities 1t
tome Of the leading Democratic newspapers OF
ArkaBEas. and commercial and general paper Of
erest u efulness to the PeOPe-AsmPhis appeal
The above relates to the founder Of the Nashville
AuERIoAE, whose Whereabouts We had temporarily
lost sight of; and who, in any department Of q
newspaper is fully adequate to its duties.
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JOINT RESOLUTION, for paying the compensation
of stenogra pliers employed by committees Of the
House of Representatives
ResoIged By tke Senate and House Of Representatives
Of tie United Satssof America in Congress assembled
That the Secretary of the Treasury be, aad he is
hereby, authorized and directed to allow and pay.
cut Of any money the treasury not otherwise aB-
propriRted, the compensation Of stenographers EN-
plOyed by committees of The House Of Representa-
lives, audited under the direction Of said House
Approved "A May, 1853
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the lands mentioned in the first section, the Commis-
sOner Of the General Laud Office is hereby author
lied TO issue patents therefor PrsDidsd, That it
shall be ssisfactor made to sppear to him that the
entry Of the tract tracts sought to be patented
does not interfere with the rights Of occupancy Of
any actual settler.
Approved May "a 1858
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Report OF THE TARIFF INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE.
The House committee appointed to investigate ibe
charge that the tariff bill was carried through the
last Congress by bribery, will report to-day or to-
morrow. Washington correspondent of the New
York Tribune gives the main points of the report,
from which we take following:
1t shows that Mr.. WolcOtt was sent to Washington
authorized to pledge any amount of money, and to
use any means, TO insure a change in the tariff Soon
after the adjournment of the last session Of Con gTess
he received from Lawrence, Stone Co the sum of
S74 000 in four different in stallmeLts. OF this sum
Sl3 645 70 was in commercial paper, Endorsed in
blank and negotiable by delivery. Mr. Woleott paid
the Hon George Ashmun 81 600 for aiding the pas
sage Of the tariff according to Mr. Ashmun's evil
dence, though Mr.. Wolcott swears that he paid no
money for such purpose. ThurlOW Weed was paid
$4,000 through Ezra Lincoln, of Boston, and IS H.
90 was paid by the New York house to various per-
sons, making the sum Of SS7, III O6 which appeared
on the books of Lawrence, Stone Co., charged to
the tariff Of 1851
OF the eight thousand and odd dollars disbursed
by the New York house, Mr.. D N. stone, of the
Journal Of Commerce, received s., 900 for writing
pamphlets; J. N. Reynolds, president Of the Amer
lean Councils, who carried the resolution favorable
to the wooden interests, 1910, and A. r. Corhiu,
formerly clerk Of the committee of claims, ST 900
The balance was expended for travelling expenses,
pamphlets and the like.
1t appears from the testimony Of Mr.. Slade that
Lawrence Stone & Co. received ST., 600 or $4,000
more, which was also discussed, but it is not
tanned how.
The committee express the strongest csnsure on
Messrs. WOeOtt Corbiu. The committee believe
that Mr.. WOlcott appropriated about $4,000. He
is member Of the banking house Of Gar liner, VOL
colt & Co. II is in evidence that Mr.. Mattesou
OfEciOusly recommended Mr.. Stone to make de-
post Of funds with Mr.. Horace Greeley but there
is not particle of testimony directly indirectly
duplicating Mr.. Greeley, or in any way oountenan-
cling the Unauthorized and unknown use Of his
name.
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MARRrED-On the 1st inst. at the house Of VIII
liam Param, by Rev ] T. Puckett, Doct. GHoEeE
B PETERS Of Bolivar, Miss, to Miss JESSIE H. Nc.
KIssAcK. of Maury county
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ICE.

ENHE best article Of Ice in the city, taken from the pure waters
Of the Yough0gheny River, purchased at reasonable
prices the Depot Of Broad and Front Streets at sloan
Ice House on Front street, and from the wagon which vii pau
spr5O-d2m RIDDLE, COLEMAN & co.
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d W ~ AL9ONg
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
STOVES, TIN-WARE AND CASTINGS,
TTEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND FOR
IN the lowest prices, Wood Coal Cooking stoves
Heating and Once Stoves, Coal Ranges, four
put up warranted.
WROUGHT Iron COOKING STOVES,
made Of best Tennessee Wrought Iron, admirably adapted
Families Hotels AMI Plantations heated
in very short e and cook with greater facility
than any other four sizes and those
shipped distance carefully fitted packed. cause
trouble in putting them One thousand Of them
in Tennessee and Alabama, AMI would refer any
ing them, for their durability and convenience.
REFRIGERATION.
McD0nad Louisville Refrigerator, admirable arangemert
for keeping Meats Butter, &c, pure and COOL will
ring enough in ice pay for them. TN
Water Cooler, for cool water, with additional expense one
HundSet Assorted Sizes.
MASSERS FIVE MINUTE ICE CREAM FREEZERS.
The best that is in use;
Water Coolers, all sizes and patterns;
Fine assortment Of Chamber Toilet Settsi
Patent Knife Cleaners;
Fruit Cans Of my own make viii keep good supply made
the best manner, either for sealing solder
OLD DIWINION COFFEE POTS,
Best article for making Coffee in use-sIl one
third less material and purer and stronger than any other,
sides retaining all the aroma Of the coffee.
HERRINGsS SAFES.
have in store Eight Of erngs Proof safes, all differ.
ent sizes, which viii sell at cost, t. close consignment.
maye-u J. W. WILSON.
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MACHINE MADE HORSESH

NACHANE MADE HORSESHGESs
- THE TROY IRON ANDNAIL FACTORY, -
m " at Troy, n. Y, have HEnry Burdens In N N
H Improved HORSE SHOE Machinery nowH III
VI in successful operation. and prepared % I'll III
" III execute orders for HORSE and Mule Shoes Of NJ "
any Weight and Pattern, at price but little y
above the price Of Horse Shoe Iron,
The quality Of Iron used in these shoes is every
respect These shoes have approved Of and By
the ned States Government exclusively also fy many Of the
principal Stage and Omnibus Companies and Horse Sh0ers
throughout the country. ANY person inClosu the
signed, viii have spe Of 100 pounds, assorted SIZES,
his address
Orders addressed the subscriber at Troy. will receive prompt
attention. WM. +. BURDEN,
apil6-ly Agent, Troy. New York.
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SELF-yENTILATIXG REFRTGERATORS

FRUIT PRESERVERS.
DOYLE & CO., No g Front street. having become pro
81 preors Of the patent for the SEte SCHOOLEYS Gel
EBRATED SELF-YENTILATING. MEAT, PROVISION. AND
FRUIT PRESERYER offer them the Nashville public
This article is bound sperede every thing kind in use
its great advantage being too strongly apparent he doubted By
means Of the vendOa0n tepreryng chamber
he always dry and entirely free from mould impure
with current Of cold air passing through continuayau
accomplished with the usual quantity Of ice.
Every h0usekeeper should give this article and no
viii consent to be without it.
We have different sizes 70 suit
aPlO-d J. DOYLE & co.
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GAIETY THEATRR-
LESSEE AND MANAGER, :s:s::s::::w. CRISP.
THALBERG AND VIEUxTEWp,s
FAREWELL cOEOERIs " AlCERnga.


LESSEE AND MANAGER ;s'::s:w. H. CRISP.
THALBERG AND VIEUxTEWp,s
EAREWELL CONCERTS " AllERIcA
MADAME ELENA D'ANGRr.
MIR. CRISP has the honor to announce that he has eject
shat they vi n give THREE OR Sat COlIBINA ALTON CONCERTS
az me d Theatre in Nashville upon tie following days VIZ;
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAYS
JUNE 2, AND 4.
Ths Manager hs leave announce a in order 10 render this
entertainments TIE MOST BRILLIANT ever given in this city,
Nashville opportunity Of hsarng The following Great Artss
IN 'i' a' '4 s sTe s,s3lI3l ~; q, ,7.r,
ERNEST PERRING, sIGSOR ABFLIA
The attention Of the public is particularly called the appear
HENRY VIEUXTEMPs,
the world-ranOWned and greatest Of living violniss and
MADAME DsANGRI,
Cantatrice De Camera to the Emperor Austria and Prma
Donna Of e Italian Opera Houses Of London Paris,
Academy u Music New York;
In addition 70 this the manager takes great pleasure in sanOun
NJ ERNEST PERRINa,
Who viii appear Jointly with
D'ANGRI,
Thus forming the greatest combination Of Arises ever offered
here for Musical Entertainments.
The programs viii be carefully selected land each evening an
entire change viii Be mad and viii consist Of the ees5ra
ted compositions Of Ehalberg, Vieuemps, seeons from
the most popular Operas OF tie day. Pull particulars Of the soes
will be found In the programme Of the day.
The Prizes Of Admission has been fixed at
BOX ana Rerqueries 50 90
Second Gircla, j %
(No charge extra for secured sssts.)
ARRANGEMENT FOR THE SALE OF SEATS.
The sale Of Seats for the Three Concerts win continue each
d0y from o'clock 4, at the Box Once Of the Theatre.
With every admission ticket will be given cheek, bearing
number corresponding the purchased which must Be- retained
in order to get possession Of the
TIE GRAND PIANO
used upon this occasion from celebrated mandatory Of
Chcerng Son Of Boston, and expressly made for Mr. Thal
berg, and imported % this city for these concerts, and may
at the Music store Of Mr.. Mcclure Union street.
Doors open al "a commence al 5 o'clock.
may25-n
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FIVE HUNDRED


We would respectfully inform friends and Country Merchants
that have received large addition stock Of Fancy
Fashions Summer that will surpass any thing ever
opened in Nashville Of the Allegheny Mountains,
ssng Of Rich Imperial Chip, New Styles Of snow White Willow
CO0re Drdb English and Swiss straw B0nnets; large stock
Of colored and white Leghon B0nne for Ladies aud Misses;
largest ris Flowers opened In Nashville
Combs, Bs and Ornamental Goods in great variety;
line Of Embr0ilses, Collars, Sleeves, W0l Handkerchief
Yeils Bugal Goods and Trimming Lace, all the STYLES
skirts, &c, making rich combination Of Millinery
Fancy Goods, unsurpassed 10 beauty and style We have pur
chased this stock exclusively for Cash. aud will give great bar
gains the article, viii exclusively do Cash Bust
year, Partisan Millinery Bazaar No i5, Union street,
next to State Bank.
n B.-Country Merchants and 1lners supplied with Pattern
Bonnets a small bill Of goods cheap purchasing East
Beaced and Altered Late Styles superne style
may3o Z. WISE, Agent.
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THHERE he had at R. D. BLUNs Plain and Ornamental
Engraving Establishment Seals for Masons l. o. o. f..
Sons Of Temperance, Notarss Public Insurance. Railroad
Plank Dad Companies, Courts, States &c, Also,
hOats' Post Office Stamps, Steel Stamps engraved order
Backsmitts and Siversmhs, Manufacturers
who wish 70 p their hands address upon
These stamps warranted stamp Silver Cold Brass,
and untempeed Steel without the slightest injury the stamp
itself
Stencils of kinds made order. JeTery made and re-
paired. R. D. BLUM,
DeadercS street, doors from the Public Square opposite the
Republican Banner Office. apr36-dtW3m
FURNITURE WARE ROOMS,
NO. "A, COLLEGE STREET.
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- LIQU Obs.
Enn Ribs RECTdFTFD V1-FTrgE~rr-.
~. sellieeld BOURBON
81 DN ny hAlsAey5 100 hbls American Brandy
~ uO Ulhi 100 do Walkers Xxx Ale:
= barrels New England Tunf
Also large stock Of fine Bandss, Wines &c in st ,-F
for sale By ~ - ''-' ---'
Jen1 JO- EDWARDS.
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A. 'AI JEFFERSON q FREEM Il 1. S,'''''

A. PATTERSON A. A. FREEMAN
PATTERSON & FREEMAN.
Az in store, and constantly receiving as
sortment Of all kinds Of CABINET FURNITURE, which
they determined to sell low any other house in the city,
the time warrantng their Furniture he Of the
workmanship and finish One Of the
east where he personally the stock, which all
Of RECENT MANUFACTURE and LATEST Our
sss part Of Rosewood and Mahogany Paror Furniture
Of which very fine, together with Chamber Sets Book Cases.
WadrOlcs Reclining Chairs, Lounges Sofas. Easy Chairs French
Besteads Music Stands Mahogany Chairs, Dressing Bureaus
Extension Tables, etc, etc, and complete Of ali
kinds Of
LOW PRICED FURNITURE.
every variety Of Wood and Cane CHAIRS We will en-
please all, and will pleasure showing our
stock to those who may favor with call.
may2g-3m PATTERSON < FREEMAN.
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HOLLINGsWORTm g. 90

WHOLESALE GROCERS
A n ID o N MIS- STON WERrH ANTS
AsESls FOR TIE SOUTHERN IRON factory.
NM wish to call the attention Of Merchants and Mechanic
who deal in Iron and Nails, le Mfnufct1re 81 t
southern Iron WORKS. located % Rluch, ky.. whose locality
eIss ten % select the test Iell Iersl, Obey use ne
ueT Tor the manufacture of Irlu and Nails.
best and most recent Improvements iu their machinery which e
Dies them % manufacture all articles surpassed n QUALITY f-
much less price than can De aor y mills without such modern
improvements
We az a. ts nave tu and most complete am sizes
Of BAAks EAOLABs SQUARE ROLLER. AND
SAAAA -AAkaSN, together with an tie sizes 6f Naus
which we are Offering the tile Manuflc1rer Drs AMI
Iron "Inil % he equal % -e manufacture ether Ten
es Wills and % be superior % the manufacture Of any osr
state Call and examine our articles and prices.
iuys No.6 ys-sst Street
NASAlNaiSs Steel Grow Bars, Wagon Boxes, Iron s7is
- Axes sheet and Bar IRON large assorted 49,
In store and for sale 20 the trade Manufacturers prices
juy5 No s 5rs-trf -,
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80. d. Il Ii WV,
a COLLEGE ST., NASHVILLE. TENN.

80. q. BRO WV,
NO, A COLLEGE ST, NASHVILLE, TENN.
nEALER in Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Dye-stuas
Paints Oils Varniss Window Glass; Glassware. Perfume
y, Soaps &c. all the popular Patent Medicines day.
recently received large additions partly Of Lubns aud
BaZn's Extracts FRENCH American and German Cologne; Del
uc's Luhus Slchets Hair Brushes, Metal, China,
Paper PUT boxes, Shell, Fine and Dressing COMBS.
z ANDRETHH,S GARDEN SEEDS, Just received
opened, which fresh and genuine Also.
Cse0raed WYASDor Prolific CORN RAISED by Mr. samuel
TER, Nashville, which viii yield from IS . barrels
AsFARAGUs RO0Ts years Old, any quantity desired.
STRAWBERRY PLANTS grown by Mr.. Henry Driver.
10. G. BROWN.
CtONGRESS AND EMPIRE WATERS aIways
Y ! hand, which reserve direct f-om the Springs.
10. G.. BROWN.
HNOR THE HAIR.--srs. Aliens Hair Restorer;
E Woods Hair EesLlrsr;
Ellers1n's Ksstlrer;
Blrrys and Chnghugh's Trisccpherous;
Bogle's Fuid. 10. 6. BROWN.
q ONDON PORTER.--A very superior article maize
III 4 by Barclay, Perkins & Co.. 2nts and quarts.
10. 6. BROWN.
6tOD LIVER OGL.--Ffve Gross just received. Pre-
~ pared ty Helgeman- Clark & Co. 10. @. BROWN.
GtORN STARCH AND FAIRINA warranted
- 10. g. BROWN.
MT5LANE'S VOLCANIC OIL LINGWENT, said
lvA TO he the best Linimeut known. For BY
80. g. BROWN
TEVOGETHER with pure Brandy MADEIRA, Port and sher-
~ Wines. we'll selected Of Drugs Chenisls Eu-
lisa Extracts, Colo dry and in Oil Lin Lard, and Tanners
Oils, Indigo, Nader &c. 10. G. BROWN,
apl24 q College Street,
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10, ED ARD

- - " "A - - -
WHOLESALE GROCER,
C0HhLSSTOT IND FORWARDING Wrpeg+v7
DEALER IN HRAND5ss, sHiEs CIGARS, &C..
COR. OF SPRING AND COLLEGE SIS, NAsHvTLI- TENN
GROCERIES,.
M HEhDS Prime % Choice sugars.
HUI 50 bills Crusisi, Powdered and Loaf su-
2l0 bags Prime Rio Coffee:
% do Old Government Java C0Fa
100 bbis and half bbs Rs1oiIaI MB'asss
JlO whole half and quarter boxes Star Csud1ss
100 boxes Summer Mould Fo
100 do Soap;
~ do Virginia aud Missouri Tobacco.
30 do Assorted Glassware.
80 bags Pepper, Spice and Ginger
- do S, s. Almonds.
- do English Walnuts and FIfar-s.
- cases half and quarter boxes Slrlines
$1,000 Imported Cigars.
jt,1jo various brands Cigars:
% dozen Painted Buckets:
% nests do Tuts;
50 eases Matches.
jan1l m s-r.v-.r,-s
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New Variety store.
w b. GERUBHS, wholesale dealer in Gold and Gilt
w Jewelry Fancy Goods, &c, No. g. South side Public
Square. next door 10 Berry & Den0yille.
This establishment has been recently opened with entire
goods, comprising article in the line usually kept
in similar establishments. The proprietor trusts that from
somewhat extended experience in the business
mnaton quick sales at low profits, will
calls from his old friends and the trade generally
mayl9 W. B. GRUBBs.
NOR SALE AT COST TO CLOSE.--An assert
OF the following articles, among Others is offered at
cost % close:
Irish Lnen Linen and silk Handkerchief Hosiery Gloves,
Ribbons silk Fnnges, Trimmings, &c, &c.
W. B. GRUBBs,
mayn9 Ne, 3 South side Square
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w. H. WEBB & CO..

RE0LEsALEDE4LERS IN READYALADE CLOTHING.
NO. 81, PUBLIC SQUARE, NASHVILLE.
CPRING STOCK.--Wea are now in recent Of large and
- well selected stock Of
BEADY MADE CLOTHING,
Gotten up expressly for this we invite those visiting
market examine before buyng intend to offer in
ducements to Cash or Prompt Time Buyers
mar2 W. H. WEBB co.
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NOR EENT.--A comfortable Dwelling House, No. a
- High street. Price S25 per month. Apply to
may2g-tf W. L. BOYD, Jr.
z. HEN DEREN. ARCHITECT, has removed
n his Republican Banner Building. Entrance
through the Counting Room Of the Banner Office. may29
NFARSIIALL COUNTY FAIR.--The MARSHALL
IVA County ricutura Society, will hold their Third Annual
Fair LeEibur, commencing Thursday 2lst September
and continue -Four days o sept 9th.
may29-y3t A. b. EWING, Sec.
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NORRIS & SIRATTON,

WHOLESALE GROCERs,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS.
DEALERS ToRE1av AND po,rEzri- rrsro-s
NO. IA MARKET STREET. NASHVILLE. TEyyFssrr
ME nov in receipt ola large and general t.ut NJ
w Groceries Liquors, &C., rhicl viii sell al very low
prices, for
40 hhds sugar, all grades. I'D lhis Perlns.
so bbs & g bells M0lssss, DO d" English WaInuts
200 bags Ro Cofee, Do o. Fillerts.
100 4 hbls s n Msiassss, % terces Rice.
50 do Golden Syrup, bs Tobacco. various f-,fr
1000 boxes star Candles, go000 Cigars
90 e and a DC DO 1000 kegs Nails.
100 boxes Tall0w DO 100 dozen Painted Buckets
l0G do Bar Soap, 80 nests Tuia,
200 do NJ. r. kaisins, So gross Matches.
20 eases sluiinGs, 500 boxes Glassware. azsor,G-
60 hhls Nos. ], ., 3, Mackerel 100 casss Soda
300 kias do do 100 bis Cider Tiue--r.
100 Cove 0ysters. % ellis Manila Rore.
% do Fresh Peaches, 20 nerces Fresh Rice
10 do Pickles, 5lkeEs Lead and Shet
LIQUORS.
500 barrels Pixies Magnolia = barres purs On Rv, -
Whiskeys Gle, -
900 barrels Tennessee Whit 30 barrels and p pipes Amer.
100 barrels Double Distlea . do Do GN.Gn.
Whisky, pipes Ola Holland u ~
200 barrels smiths on Rszve $50 boy=s has 40 c.,
Whiskey. BrludF.
100 barrels v A. Browns OA Also, . isrs tos Of Al. A.
Mon0ngaheia Whfssyr dies, Wllss. g.
mars NORRIS & STATION.
ENkkUIE CANS l--sage your fruits. T5e csisl.-,I -
Fruit Cans, gsuaally ack41H eilei be -ns - n
call az b. s. Welari Store ah0 Is
cles and warrants aem G. Be made of good mserI "a -
workmanship. Cal i35l Il you want o. L SUD- is.i
@agS[A = . WELLER No, 80 BEoslaay,
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FINE BOOTS SHOES AND CATERS.
NEW ARRIVALS,
JOHN RAWAGE. AZ College Street.
now receiving large excellent Ladies' -.
and Gents wear and for Misses, Boys and Children
Gents sup. Calf Stitched, and Pump Sole Boots; yin
French Patent Leather and Calf Congress Caters; ~
do do Patent and Calf six and Red Top do
do Black Cassmgre and Punuella do
do English Lasting and French Calf Kid Ties
do Buckskin y o. do
do Calf English Stitched Down Pump Shoes
do Lasting ONfords and Dress do
do Calf Kid and Boot Morocco Oxfords
do Calf Union half Caters.
FOR LADIES.
Ladies' French Lasting Congress Caters, with and without heels;
do do do Lace do DO do do
do do Kid Congress Boot do do do
do Glove do do do DO do do
do French do Slippers trimmed do do do
do White Satin and Kid Slippers do do do
MISSES Kid Boots thick and thin sole do do DO
do Black and Brown Caters do do DO
do Black Kid & Bronzed Slippers do do de-
do Lasting Caters Plain & Tipp'ddO do do
CEHILDREN'S New Bronzed Heel slippers; Black and Col
ored Lasting Caters, Boots and Shoes beautiful
and in great variety.
BOYS and Youths oxford Ties Congress CATERS Patent
Leather aud Calf Dress Shoes, satin Ties Call
College Street. JOHN RAMAGE.