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RATES or CHARGEs F0R HlGHggP CARRIAGES,
CABS, &c.

[Errdd from act Of dc Corporation approved March 1s42l
enacted from after the passage Of
act the following Of charges for the conveyance
from nnohcr the city Of Washington hackney
carriages cabs other ve carrying passengers pay
hire between daybreak and eight O'Clock shall exceed
edthat to for each distance sot
over anf mile twenty cents for any distance
and ahaf mile and exceeding three miles, y Pro
pidd In hackney other vehicle shall DO
aened for longer period than hve minutes tho driver thereof
sianss Ae for the whole hack c other fhoe the
of welveania half ces esy nnhen detained and
Cor all convey other dcehous thap O'Clock D.
the driver hackney carriages 6r vehccs
demand aud receive at tho rate Of m cspium the go
charges In addition thereto,
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PROSPECTUS
I'm pu5iishiag a Monthly Peodoal IN WashHgioa H. O.,
called
THE NATIONAL RECORDER
RELIGIOUS AM POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE
BY T. ID JOHNSON
HE NATIONAL RECORDER

VNHE National Recorder will contain sixteen
aaao pages with single double for dollar year
the miscellaneous reading ioun1 10 perd OIL TINS nu
Ia will be mainly devoted the following objects
first 70 give information Of all all that may be done In the em
departments Of the general government fehs 70
In ito legislative department VIII embrace the spirit Of all that
nav lone Congress subject including the service Of chap
lns in Senate with brief sketches OF the sermons that
may DO delivered bofore Congress
service the and navy al military posts and cam
pagns AZ military and naval schools IN ssasGns yes a r.
ayums BY the facilities for obtaining information AZ the
Department. Washington by correspondence with chaps
produce much that interesting the public
object VIII be collect statistical information and 10
paoh the Of each and Territory al that relates
THIS VIII the number Of all
oy recognised ergynen employed pastors otherwise The
number Of ohach edce and church members together VIII the
added ansadl ch distinct church organization We
shall such plan Of correspondence as viii enable US
VITA many other fc and statistics relating 10 religious matters VINO"
never enter into the United statos
third object VIII be notice all that Il new and interesting IN
science emitting 10 besow special attention upon
the Smithsonian Institution also at ho Coast
Survey Once the National Observatory and the Senthe Arts
thu Pten oce We shall furnish notices OF literary conventions
teachers assocn and also Of such books and periodicals
Intended 10 promote popular education
win DO readily that the whole practical value of The objects
proposed their complete accomplishment To eff
feet this shall need the kindly corporation Of three classes
science and learning In the United zach OF whom
Tho frs, number Of the Rccoder win be dated January 1885,
but VIII Contain among other things an important memorial to
congress whsh should a be PLACED the hands 81 every %
oharacer earlier date intend 10 issue the FIRST
80 an s,rgvnen WHO vii send ia Win their address one dollar that
The Recorder" two numbers for
yoar or the ony all who win enclose Jo letter
stamps
which only political secular who will this prospectus
Insertion number containing IT, we propose 70
advertise and locality Their cover through
who subscribe VIII tho and place Of
their Institutions as proposed 20 oaitors
Address National Recorder Washington H. T.
oct SLIT ........-..
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EXTENSION OF THE aNEw BOOK STORE. ~
Nov 23-dtfs

ESXTENSION OF THE "NEW BOOK STORE. 49,
M FRANKLIN PHILIP respectfully informs his friends and The
the
completed In addition 10 largo aud
stationery American and European
has established enc art gallery a the the store
win be found the novelties in and all tho
public reading the leading European journals be-
ing regularly received.
T. Philip having correspondents the European IL
long experience England America feels confident the
satisfactory Of all orders ntrused TO his
FRANKLIN PHILIP,
Bookseller nd Satoner
AuEs--h S22 Penn ay, netween eth and ION streets
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.. .. herring Z. CO.'S patent champion safes.

TINE subscribers, grateful for past favors, and
Ending bestowing their patron
aye that wareroos were necessary TO exhibit al
their their opening extensive
and salesroo on Broadway 2l OF Murray street
poe City Hall THIS enlargement of warehouse room with the
factory will enable The ubsor
Gers keep all times stock OF IRE and burglar
proof establishment in the world Particular at
ssrtou viii be had constructing private ans TO match
with other furniture security Of plate and jewslry
ALSO
doors Halls powdcrTonf locks for banks
bank
patent letter lock, without key
g. C. HERRING q Co.,
Nos 1885, 1877, and 1870 Water street. and
No 2hl broadway, New York.
. y. CoYIE 4 co, Agents
Washington, II, G.
ID. W. KNOWLES, Agent
60 -, Richmond, Virginia.
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rEIEGRApH orelcEs.

Ilouses Printing Telcgaph National Hotel entrance on su
street, one door north Of pchnsyyana ayehue To New Ng
Hltlore Phliadelpha, and ntcrnedae points, cannecng
orleans, .....
Magnetic Telegraph, National Hotel corner Of Sixth stree \
Penyy avenue To Now York, connecting above WI"
04lrelne EaAl aud Wpst. -,
southern Telegraph National Hotel To Orleans od A
da, chncud Augusta and Mobile and Intermediate points |
ding all the principal seaboard cities. a.
western Telegraph, Pennsy Yan between sixth anu
ent street, Gmans drug Wheeling and pleTe
points connecting with all the Western Northwestern aes
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L,RANKTIN PHILIP respectfully invites atten-
and magnificent stock Of books the FcsplF Of
lgent mportaous personal selections In the North
T win be found include the best editions OF standard and
etor works 81 plain bndipg many Of which
supcrb Illustrated and pfcy suited for presentation AZ the Rp
proaclirp test We season FRANKLIN PHILIPS "
bookstore, 322 Penn. avenue
Nov IA between 9th and 10Th Streets
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Nov 2i-lawtJanIs
1,EXAS LAND AGENCY.
MCCARTHY & BROWN Austin, Teas,

General Land and Real Estak Agents,
Wfl locate land pay taxes sell commission and at
tend 10 everything pertaining general land agency References
tun receipt 81 viii toward address within the
n postage paid and best map Dust ssue Of the States
oso now work nst shod) pages reading
ING annual Of the State the progress and improvements in
ncuure manufactures, tho increase population
ycnh and revenue OF all the counties railroads
cys improvements &c, &c, &c. oct2o-Wu
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May Poly
Collectors Office,

NvOTICE is hereby given to all PERSONS VINO nave
NOT paid their present year, aud 70 Az
arroars for previous years ncludmg taxes mat ~ Ws
sou sixty days this date oil properly on winch @ x a
erpou NAV rnan unpaid will be advertised and SOLO 'o' ~
taxes, ~ law enioins. ,.na.., -,
Toe who do 10 she heavy expense ahdanl on
Jas r. HALLIDAY,
Nov 2I-1awtIanI9 .' Noncu'o'
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Tbe Baden, Louis born August 15 1924 Is under
guardianship by roscn Of insanity.
HIS sr Ferdinand husband of the late Queen was regent I'M
~ setcuber ~, 1925
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The Organtx on OF the Executive nrpRFtmentE
OF the Government OF the United States
STATE puARTnxNr

The whole machinery employed conduct thc business arising ont
Of foreign relations with all the Of The world = Ger mere
simple than generally conceived Tue number enpoyed ~ ue
department OF state OF the United states only seventeen as ooN
One Secretary state lon Cas Assistant secretary u
State ion John Appon chief clerk, twelve clerks ono trans
laior, and one librarian
Diplomatic BYureA-Ihis branch Of the Department
charge all correspondence between department and other III
pomac the United States those ofoegn
from the department ana communications To commissioners IN
der treaties Of boundaries &o prepared copied and rccorded and
all Of Ike character received registered and filed their contents
being hrst entered IN an analytic table or index
Consular ByanhIhis charge correspondence
the and the oOnsu and agents
the instructions those officers
lar agency relating affairs prepared and recorded
Dirsing igaue charge Of all correspondence
other connected with relating fund with the
disbursement 81 which the department Is charged
The TyanslotoiIs such TRANSACTIONS the
may He also records the commissions Of consu
and vice eonsu when not in English which exeqaturs
issued
Clek of tqne,us makes and records
records when In English, the
commissions which they are Issued Has charge oil the library
hip lie takes charge Of the rolls
Congress- received at the de-
which called prepares r and superntends their publication,
and that Of the and IA book ormi attends To
throughout states that all docu
publications which this duty assigned 10 the
department. writing and answering all letters connected herewith
Vas charge OF AL indian treaties and business relating uere
and CopyDtie has charge OF the
the United of tho department. aud and
attaches certificates presented for aenean receives
accounts for the foes charge publications
titles all from the department other than
tho diplomatic and consular.
Clerk Of Parons EastHe prepares pardons
and registers and files the petitions and
which they founded records PASSPORTS keeps
daily register letters other diplomatic aud consular
eyed and Of tho disposition made Of them prepares letters relating
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PROSPECTUS
He CENSOR
4 lIonfliy Reuiew Of lie Political Pres.

oRE yrsr ASp FEAR sor %
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First JFard-Wilam Rigges
Second Wdrd--John T. Stewart.
Third Ward-zephhniah Jones.
Fturh Ward--Wiliain Douglass
FIFTH Wdrd-6eo. \. smalwood,
SiIth Vayd-Elward Wayson
Seventh Wdrd--John IL Bird,
surlRISIESpfSIs SWEEPS.
First Wdfd-A r. Hilton,
Second Wdrd-Thomas Robbins
Third Wdrd--W A. Robinson.
Fourth Ward--W A. Robinson.
Fifth ITord--John 7. Neae
SiaHa Ward-Jamcs r. Wood
Sersnh Hard-H o. Whitcmore.
sc,vRsozRs
First Ward, Lat Ditriot-wm. Barr.
First Ward, I'd Ditrict-Daniel Ilnkns.
Scoad Ward, Disrict-Roger AdaInson.
sscGad Yard 2d Ditrct-Yichael stnh
Third fg5d ~ Di,trtc-John schue . ..
Third Ward ID District John Mack
fbpyth tYqrd, 1T District 2Frapkhp HuchIps.
Fourth Ward % Dsirid-Ernst IoelleT, ..
Ftfh Ward-Wm, ], Bassord,
Sirfh IPa,d--Iapes Curtain. 49,.
Sereau Warri-George N. Adams.
xAGprRArs. ...-
First District-Samucl Drury.
Ssoo,d, Fourth and tnited-Tbos williams
Ttid DiriJohn d. Clark, office Twelfth street, doors
below u.
Fy Disri-wilam Thompson, street between
ID and Il streets.
Seu DiRriThomas Donn Louisiana avenue near
Bank or Washington tH' ~
Eighth DrPatrick McKenna Office
nue. and Fourth east
Ninth Disbict--James Gull, Office near Navy Yard
Tenth Distris-Dane Rowland, on the Island
Guard ifouse--Thomas c. Dom.
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RATES or POSTAGE DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN

Port Tobacco daily other places the above.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-13

OUININE, Horphia, ChlorOfo-m, Strieb1tne, Hyd
" POassa, Iodine, Nitrate Silver Select Powders Of
lpecacusuns, CaiOcynth. Rhubarb Sesmony Nay apple,
Bsybsrry, Golden seal, sc. Received BY
T. WELLS, Market street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-13
ninasey'e AavestisqiRsats
~ NEAT DWELLING HOUSE

c,ITUATED in Bagehsld, on he esuatn Turnpike. Fos
,sn lit n ~ A. Y. s. LINDsLKY.
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NEW FALL STOCK.
( HhVB J1sSS sesTTsd ny new stock q SCOTS AND
4 SaQkS E,r tbs Fal and Winter Trade. Ths BBOWins
oouPnses lev Of me leadluE articles .l
Lstiss thlnE and mn SOLE Kid Bootss;
- 81 - ..-H -|ts. - - RuskinF,
D. . 8 . Lasting Gaitss with and without heels;
:. :. White KID sGd sstn slippers,
{" BmbFa BtOnEed Slippers; - ..-.
. Fisin LASTING and Kid Slippers
- Thick and thin sole lasting BuFEins; -.
. Eng KID bOotees, Congress GstIsu and BaskinI;
Goat sewed and pegged BOOtess; .. .
- g. Gun over shooe, Sandals and BuRalo Overs soss
For Misses and Children,
Misses Kid and Morocco Bootess with and without els
Goat BOOtees, SiIh and without Hselsj
." Calf BOOtees, &c.
Ckildrenis Shoes every variety, With and without Heels
..r. For Gents, Boys and Girls.
Mems, Boy's, and Youth Heavy Calf Boots;
. g - Calf Congress Gatsn;
OxfoId's, seWsd and Peggsdi
.,rS Kip do;
Fer Plantation and House Servants.
Mems, Boys, and Youths Brogans
" Kip and Calf Boots;
Womsn's Goat, Calf and Bootee.;
Extra Heavy Dutch Boots ioE Winter
All Of when will be disposed Of on Reasonable % rms fol
Cssh. i,spt 9i CHAs. B. HAIL.
TRUNKS, TRUNKS.
large lot Of sole Leather Travelling Trunks
Iron framed, Russell and Hog Skin Trunks,
Common Leather Trunks,
Ashland aud other styles Of Sole Leather Valsss
Fine sole Leather and Kip Bonnet Trunks,
Ladies' extra sized Dress Trunks,
Carpet Bags and Satehes, Velvet and Brussels.
On the above goods [ challenge competition. Call and
examine before purchasing. CHAS. b. I'LL,
seP2t No Is, Public square, south side
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u 10 haslonE been known as Tuner or Pianos n Mid.
" die tennessee, would announce to his friends and
qusBtsncss and the public generally that having fed
himself Of the great merits Of SINGERS SEWING MA
exhibit patrons others FOR the purpose
Of receiving orders which be promptly al from the
Nashville Agency Of l. N. Singer & Co. In thi Of
improvements would be deemed per ecy Idle 10 prove
the advantage OF Machinery sbor in human progress
lIat superiority has long been settled as an axiom, self
evident 10 all What the Cotton Gin has done in de-
PAumeut Of labor what the Spinning Jenny and Power
Leon nave done IN others the Sewing Machine has effected
IN no less important branch Of human industry for
clPates WOMAN from the endless toll of stitch, stitch,
stitch, and gives her, If rich, agreeable past poor
PROD able employment The fact that Mr. Klbbee has
cuTu 70 9 regular business Of Iuniag mat OF selling me
usg vest az hLos ahu NelooeOhs, vi" De sucf nL guar
antee 90 his numerous fIsuts patrons that OF yE
Sewing Machines before the public be would select
me Ssst to obrF them and hos unscqu with BIN be-
refers 10 the fact that, the Mechanics Institute Far
tennessee held 10 Nashville october, 1857, this Machine
uounCed best by inc examining committee who awarded
the premium the diploma and that for the last years
Sewing Machine, thas taken the Premium over all.
the premium Grover a Baker Machine was drsl
ihat would doere thing 1ch The other Id DO and
hoe making harness making &C. with range Of capacity
from tho finest 2Uu ou, with which 10 will stitch 6ne
bread suitable for the hicsesJ harness work; secondly
that Il leaves nuge heavy The bottom Of the
The work TO rip out but draws the lOCB iaO The Ia
Bbrc, making the urnng LOOK rqI ally well sids,
thirdly that 10 H much move CuraD instrument the Ma
uacurers being willing To warrant 10 for thirty years to
is highest speed by foot power which is uy u6e thai
Of The Baker Machine only reuu ring that the
much tirsad bel 2 an irpartapt ne n of and IasT
shat tRatHsrs UrR more ulY than it is possible
especially d. - seTs. In s5oTt III Machine IL Of 20
superior iA8 Is has taken the premuR, all
Others wherever as been exhibited for the lest seven
Klbbee feels assured that this setting forth o. acts will
ssuad0 his acquziut7nces from purchasing Sewrg Ma
chine OF any other make Than Singers until no ca1 visit
Portuniy 80 call on Mr. VIM. A. singer 90 Public Square,
Ma ,hylle.
NJ Efbbo. .;U fbirks cha pj,,,s - ~ ri.h, ~,
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HOUSE.
TULLAHOM A, TENs.,

7 Y III-NENUIL = 7 "
10. b. SMITH, PROPRIETOR.
HAVING taken charge OF the above HOTEL will sndeav
II please all no may favor With call. OF ny
friends and the citizens of Nashville E1I Davidson county
would solicit paLEJlags ME table Viii az all be pm
vided with the best the county sEJs, and every viii
be taken 90 please DO.
There s good Livery Stable contiguous o. his house,
Fayetteville, Mulberry aud LyugI1grg Hlu and Pas-
ger coach leaves tEs hotel Euu1Hy wednesday
and Friday 0T the shove places E p 1cIHcs p
turning every Toe day Thursday raY "a O'Clock,
a. 90, MAKING connections with the Nlsr gIs Chza-
lOOg4, and EcNinuyi 10 and Manchester Vail Trans.
1uInhHma. August "a.
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EInf EEET ggT,T1

offering prices 70 the times, three lott Ia
Edgpded, just beyond DonilsOns store. The lots front
each so feetOn GasD Turnpike and 24O feet deep
VITA street In the They COBvenentto an mex
hausble supply OF excellent water and in rapidly
improving neishborboOd. apply 10
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-13

(EEY' CO.
WHOLESALE GROCEPS.
,AKD DEALERS IN COUErRv Pho n :,
CORSEE or OoIrEaE Anb spR1vs s7,s
NASHVILLE ~. g,r1AfEssuz,
100 bids prime to cho. sugars s Dbl loaf 1.
70 DO Salihed 90 90 10 DO POWdssod 90
COFFEE.
500 500 b 9 "a R2 ooss,, q DO IaguyadO
LIQUORS,
100 Bbli Pixies whisky g. s. :. :. Fino BrsndIes
i55 Boxes sup'r old Brandy; Is 80 Gin;
10 Superior Port Wine; 50 q Walkers suu,r Ale.
IS Smiths Reserve WEy;5o ST Jaen CIaTet WIZ A.
50 Pure Rvs DO IS Basket CBsBn aiSDo We We
80 Elo1ongahals Do 30 Boxes ChsmBaig5s C y lS
TOBACCO. Niaei'
25 boxes 2 Powell TObacco5J DO Commerce A.,
20 DO southern Bsne Do IS DO Industry do do
200 do JACK Fai'iaH E@TcsRS -....
10000 Napoleon cigars; 7000 Jenny Lad cigars,
5000 Josephine do souO other brands assorted,
SUNDRIES.
1000 sacks hne aad coarse sslE+3 " Cedar do
$50 Bis and Half bis MOsses,sl " Bed cords;
50 Kegs Golden syrup; 70 " Coca DppeFs;
IS boxes Lemon DO HaumOcks;
10 90 Brandy cherries; 81 Is Whisz Bro0ms and
50 do Union Sosp. Hearth Brushes;
20 Kegs Soda; DO Kits MsckeTe;
% bbs AlmO1dsi s Eases Cove Oysters;
900 DemjOhns, assOr. Ga % FlcE8ls assorted:
50 Packages Superior Teas; 30 Bags Shots
$50 DOE. Painted Buckets; % Kegs White Lead;
10 eases Preserved Fruits;
With complete assortment Of ID other articss so,fD,
OF the largest and best SELECTED stocks Of groceries ever
brought 70 this mNrEet. CCunh Merchants visiting the
city would do well 10 ook through nHr stock before pur-
yOEL & CO.,
tune25-tL Corner Ca. le~ ard Spring streets
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ROBERT d. VANNOY.

ATTORNEY IT Law AND SOLICITOR ~ CHANCERY
hunts iIIes ANA,
WILL practice is the eral Crurs Of Huds3l and the
" adjoining Counties aud give pr0mp- fsutUu ell
b1s,ness entrusted 20 him. CoIsCl made 1roa zh0at
STATE. oct "a m.
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a. GOOD DWELLING.

CITUATED cherry Street, Lincou'5 Hall. s nov
- offered for sale. The lot 81 feet front by lsU. The
house brick containing 10 ell cine The house and
lot h offered for less Khan The c,st Of the Bullding
APPlytO
a.rI n
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LONG GREEK, HILLS FoR SALEmRAHE

WE offer r sale about 1900 sores Of Land on L7ngrssk
w about d. miles North of Nashville. large portion
the same we'll timDored; splendid saw MILL propelled
BY nsvsE-Giling stream OF water; many convenient
and comfortable improvements whole Tract spendidy
Watered, and capable Of making eXceanL SOCk-Farm
There Is on the Mill Yard from $1,000 5000 worth OF
sawed timber more wagon and teams stock, hogs
cattle &c, &c, win every article necessary 70 carry
establishment To sulsrpFIsnZ business men, this
altogether offers most splendid opportunity 70 make
profitable investment
TRRms-Three equal payments G. 70 and q months
FClouy secured, payable in Bank with interest, and lien
retained usual. Apply 70
-,,r-L % "a NANCE 4, W0ODuApu
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TEN Years Credit.

HAVE several h6HdsOr lots iu Maple street, the
University, which will sell years time al iaII
prices, provided the inteTe is paid semanndsy. II that
time is long enough, III agree OCs for the principal
e. long the interest IS promptly paid
Apply 20
dec7 sra VS. LINDSEY.
FOR RENT,
THAT convenient frame dwelling the franklin Turn
pike The Ersi foil Gate occupied by J. Me
Campbell, ESQ The house contains four besides
kitchen, servants &c and has thirty GROUND
attached. Suzbe furniture he procured by the tenant
reasonable It desired. Possession given imnedi
atty. Apply 20
nov, IS A. V s LINDSEY.
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WIZ have now uuusuay large and eleesnly as
w 90 ted ock II Fan aHd Winter Goods Of every descfp
per19 wbng srtiees in our line, that has ever been
our pleasure do Our STOCK both as 70 qla ana safe
2 he A. Nv As ts possible Tor te q 70 be. citizens,
and visiting the city wi 20 We 20 I've Olt 80
~ tsi interest We would caIthe attention Of The buy
ers partcuary 70 following departments in our busl
ness,
Elegant three 6ounced Silks
: i Boool. .kir q @;
BayadeTe oO
Bridal Dressesi
Eveniuu do;
q" Rob s-a-QuHlei
Morning Robes
d" Printed DeIalnes
Together With endless VeTi5ly ef medium and low
priced silks in FluuceE, sooesauile and by the var
10 plain plaid striped and bsygaeIes Use saln aeeo, anS
al wool and Union Pads, MOuzedelaines, and everything
new and desirable IN This
Clocks, sbaWIs AID ScaTfs.
We have the Egsst and most elegantly assorted stock IN
this way ever seenin ne country many Of which we're I'M
~ Sm rO "a 70 "a NJ nave also black and grew el6th
and Beaver ralmas and long COaks, &C, for ladies and
Chorn In ell qualities at from three collars up shaWs IN
81 sizes and quaues' botn square Gno longi ION s T
voice OF those elegant high soored AL silk Cheneie shaw"
~ DC ''-- Ls sce,5's and EmBrOideries.
DIES OF he season Collars and sleeves separate and se
for and mouTningi elegant Bridal We Is an
handkerchief Lace Falls real and Imitation; Jsconet and
Swiss Trim minFs aud FounCngs. Real Valenciennes,
Point APPLIQUE Laces, lnserings, &c, &c.
House Furnishing
81 1914. lGby ia 10 by IA, 10 by lO4, DSmssE Table
ClOtEs T. "a e. and 1914 Table DamEFk by tine yard. All
sizes eoCred WOOL Union and Cotton Table Cloths, Plaid
striped Tonees Napkins, together with all KINDS Of Dia
pers TOWeings, Marseles Quilts &C. DC. Also ali widths
cotton linen sheetugs Pillow Linens Domestcs, etc.
Z
Curtain Goods.
Elegant Satin lanes in all col9r5, With trimmings 70
match. Elegant Repsin Chiutz cOors, With trimmings 70
match. Elegant Lace Muslin Curtains; all WOOL union and
Damasks in great variety, together with Cornios
Curtain Pins, and Bands.
CaFpeLIngs and OIL Cloths
Real Wilton Carpets Elegant Velvet aud Brussels IN
great variety Elegant PHYS and lngrans, the lngrans the
largest and best assortment have offered, and al
lower prcrs Velvet and Brussels stair and hall Car
ets TwIicd aad plain Venetian in al widths together with
FeIts, Drugge CTumb cloths Rugs, Mats, &c &c We
are prepared and put down Carpets the shortest
uotcs We large lotOf Floor oil OOhs 81 the best
makes and all widths which will cut in any shape to
customers.
staple Goods.
We rave unusually large lot OF all kinds Of Domestic
goods Beachsd and Brown C0JOns; WOOL uuIen and COZ
Ion Faunels striped cOtUns servants in great variety
Heavy goods for house field servants: PrBt Cling
hams siery Gloves. In shOu every thing In ne aud
e. prices that cannot fail 70 give satisfaction.
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