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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-08
Prom the Baton Rouge Advocate.
The TehuantePec ROute.

-fnrNeV Orleans contemporaries have been thrown
into becoming state Of Joy At the success attend
inc the tepec enterprise. All OF whom whose
nipios are Of the least value, unite IN general com
incubation Of the energy and public spirit exhibited
bv The worthy company in opening route oy which
New Orlesus has been brought into such close COM
neetiou with the FL Dorado Of the West
The second trip Of the Quaker Cfgy on her return
brn0ipg San Francisco dates only fifteen days old,
sees to nut the question Of the success Of the IN
dsrtakip ct rest IT, therefore, any Of our readers
sbould desire to make "trip to California By the
snasdiest route as we'll as the cheapest, We advise
tbem 10 proceed to New Orleans and take passage on
the Tehuantepec Company steamer FOR Minatitlan,
ANAL mort in the State Of Tehuanepeo, situated on
the Costzacoslcos River, some distance above where
tbat stream debouches into the Bay Of Csnpsechy.
From this place, passengers are conveyed up the
river by steamers to the head Of navigation, and
thence to Ventosa Bay the Pacific 81 eomioria-
BE coaches Steamships ply between Yentosa and
San Francisco, making the run in from nine to ten
Savs A glance at any map Of the country will sat
isfv the reader Of the advantages Of the Tehuante~
nee over auv other route nov travelled II is nearly
ieOO miles from New Orleans to Aspinwau The Gull
mort Of the Panama route while sea voyage Of S25
miles brings Us to the mouth Of the Coazac0aleos OF
| tbe Istbmus Of TehusDtepec The difference in thi
two routes on the Pacific side, We believe, IS ever
4 more than this We therefore not sstonished
our New Orleans neighbors indulge in little exr'
;ubiIafion over the contamination Of enterprise
frem which their city viii undoubtedly reap 50 mani
4 sdVaniagss-
"Let the eroakers and doubters hereafter box
shsir peace" sayerh the sturdy old Bee for the Ie
huantepee route may "hsnesforth Dc eonsiasrsa .
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ARTISTS PENCIL AMI EHASEEfs
PATEvTEDl

PATENTEDl
CtoMBINING A LEAD PENCIL AND INDIA, Rc8Dl. B r
convenient form, for he o. Artists 1tulents aad oes
Keepers; one end o. the pencil lng le. ana he uer o in
dil- RubheT,-bota q he hest qulHty. 80 80.
LfDman5s Patent ETelet Aacniner-t1n-n
and Fastener combined IN machine
LipElun's Eras 6mE Pencils ilrnlshlas a eal'i-ii'
emit form of using India rubber and keeping It clean
-Mears' PrOpellimg Pencils maie ot WOOD ara
ivory various forms, and each lne Win ct d4
leaisOne Propeller equal fo twelve ls1d pencils "a
Mears, EVerpOint Leads seven grades with z1a-s.
meaFss Pre- cling leads for PropeiAng f-he.iss
NOekss Patent Round Hinge INA aaaal-la-
The simple and oouEoueaI for Counting 1na or ee
= lI.1.HH--.I
Mearss Lead Pencils iar Arsists ma Ensinssrs-H,
2H,3H,4H .f. E. a.af s-aaF s..a.ls
EyeIets. Liberty-Miils Writing Pap RS
Merchants seal Presses Aces &c-rF
For salsby principal stEtours and Fancy Goods ess
and Wholesale only ~ .-
s-. - HF MEN l.. LIPuAN3
stationer Warehoase, q south Fourth seet, Phaeapa
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The executors Of the will Of John NJ. Niles, of
Hartford, Conn CBIsssrs Gideon Wsllss and Calvin
Day, have paid over to the City Treasurer the sum
Of 600, devised by Mr.. Niles as fund, the in'
tsrsss Of which IS TO be annually expended in as
sistinz heads Of families, especially poor widows,
in The pavment Of rents aud the purchase Of fuel
under COMMITTEES to be appointed for the purpose,
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Many SIS Frl-VFeslsly s.; weekly IS.
a1-- mRtes 81 Advertising. II $780,
gEH LIHIs on LEss, OOHsTrUEz A sQUAnu. A..



Oussquars one Year. s90Ess additional square SO
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
for, win be charged for she excess.
Is THE WEEKLY FL
On DoL1az psFsguare s asf and RT7 oETsfor saeh
AdTeTtiseeats pu5hea IN both the Daily and Weekly VII
Be charged the fali daily rates Win 0nea ne weekly rates
7raasit ASusrSisslts ssst D paid ~ sstks sas q
To C0rrespOEdentss
It wiz great deal q nnsessFy trouble Z car
friends writing viii bear In mind the folioEing rules.
Always give the date post Office county, and State IN tie sody
q your letter.
you wish the paper changed rom one once % another give
10Th Offices in fall.
n you write bnzne and on 0teF matters write separate
sheets Of paper different leaves Of one shset.
Letters solieitai upon al such facts and
subjects nag Of information interest TO the public.
Anonymous d VII receive
noattgntiun. .-- =
Correspondents should wits only ron sde OF ne paper
We cannot undertake 70 essd couunnations.
An letters on business should Be directed 70 Mesrs- B. Q
EksTaAs 4 Co and net personally 70 either Of DE Prors
orls
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10 lIilleFs.

TWTANTED by young Of considerable experience 70 me
wv Milling business, situation either a. hrst or second
miller quite qualified 70 take charge or sls anls ~
would every xron interest d his employer would
Ia 70 ohectiona 70 mill shares would te a.
srust good paying business kserenes gwen o. reil
Address tuhu8
--1gsJ7- 5Aft--azwlt Union and Amedcan ollce-
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BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS,

%. Public square
NTOW opening e0mples and extensive soeA OK 1-i' &
WHITE Goods, Inciuding large line OF
ShaSEls and CIOaks
Of ne latest styles and patterns, all Of which We oaar % oar ola
customers and friends for
CASH AT REDUCED RATES,
Those in want Of Good Goods
At Low Prices,
"" D.. 81 -Iu Io. NICHOLSON 4 90.
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- NUMBER z26s

falIy established, and the citizens Of NeF 0aeans
may reasonably expect az least onss fortni ga to
receive regular adEices fr8m San Fraucise0 N6e IS
there aaT reason 10 doubt that Che route via Yast.
y Improved b. the labor nov being bestowed upen,
H. that 10 The course Of few months, or perhaps
weeks, the trip VIII Be accomplished much more
exPsdit0uslys AID comfortably The o6mpa6ys Ef5
daily increasing the sccomuodatons on the Islhuus
y tae addition Of coaches. the construcaion o.
bridges, the complete grading and lsFeiing Of The
road, etc Those Who have waited 10 disc5vsr
whether the Ishusniepsc roule could really be-
opened aud.re1dered entirely Practicable. nsednouf
harbor no apPrehensions Of possible failurs The
route IS now liked fact. Soon the bulk az The tres
vel to Caiiofnis must necessarily select this m5ds
Of conveyance Persons anxious 20 repair % Calf.
foFn3a Eih hardly be absurd enough 10 take thsPasr
mama road, and creep along in twenty or tVrentJ-1
i've days. when they can make the Journey to Mina-
titan IN httle two days cross The lshnus IA
from Day 70 day AID half be traaahippsd t0
Pseifo ssaner and reach the Goldsn Gases insniae1
or ten days-thus secting the entire voyage in ave
weeks.
new epoch has dzWnei On oar enterprise ard
commerce Thanks 70 the indsfaig stls energy andl
courage amidst Difficulties innumeFable Of feW
snierprisng spirits, every obsiaels has been oFer-
come, snd the fehuantepeo r6gte viii GREATER bring
the Crescent City into intimate union With fha trade
Of Asia and the East and poaE into herlsP the
nucopie Of ocmneroial Eeaiih.i' af
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LARGE PBBcHAsE OF Barr CATILE.--The Belfast
rslaud) slss Letter states that an AmsEissn gsR-r
tleman, Mr. Barrstt Who has large estates IN Ksn-
lucky, United States, has shipped AZ Berry, for
America almost oil The prize stock be could get ora
the late royal shows in England and FraHce. The
entire stock is valued At 5000 The rsishs stone
viii cost { 1000.
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PENNsYLVANIA RAILROAD.
g s.sR@

80
FTyHE Great Central Route connecting the Atlantic cities with
Western Northwestern, and Southwestern states, By con
tnu0us Railway This road also connects at Pturg
day lines Steamers all ports the Western RIVERS
md Cleveland Sandusy with steamers 70 all ports On me
Northwestern making the most direct, cheapest ana r
route by which FREIGHT be forwarded TO and from the
treat Vest. 81. --
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PlTTSBUhd.
CLAss-Boot Shoes, Dry Goods lin 75c uer IOOA
7boxes) Furs, Feathers &c.
SECOND CLAss-Books and Stationary, Dry "a, - 1OoH
Goods Gin bales.) Hardware, LEATHER &c. J - p
THIRD CLAs-Anvils. Bagging, Bacon and soc per IOOh
Pork lin bulk,) Hemp, &c, a -
(packes.) Lard and Lard Oh, - = = -7---
Flour-75cts per Dbl. until further notice.
Grain-35cts. per 100 lbs, until further notice .
CettoR-S2 per bale, exceeding 5OO0 lbs We unti t
ther notice.
n shipping Goods from any point East o. Philadelphia
epartcular to mark package 0ia ttladsptig As55r0g9
All consigned the Agents OF this Railroad at Phladei
phia Pitusburg vi Il be forwarded without detention
FREaHr AaErs-arris, Wormley & Co., Memphis, Tenn
P Sa Co., Louis; J. S. Mitchell & Son, Evansville
Indiaa: Dumesuil Bell and Murdoek, aud Carter JeEett
Louisville Ky r. G. Medium, Madison Indiana, sprinah
Brown Irwin 4 Co.. Cincinnati, N W Graham & Co.,
Evansville Ohio & No. 81 ki1y street, Boston,
eech Aston House. NewIor5 Nc ], William street,
and No. Battery Place, New York; E. J. Sneeer philadelphia
Narrew Koous Baltimore; c. Francscus, Pttsburg
II. H. HOUSTON, General Freight AgeHts fsastd
HI, LOMBAERT, Sspf,, AtOoRa, Penn.
anrl. i5S-tf
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no .,,,e wan Neces.ary to DC DsmoeEatio

No one Man Necessary TO the Democratic
Party. a.-el
ssParty,p says Burke, sis 3 body Of men united
for promoting, bythsir endsAEOrs the national vel
fare upon some particular principle OrprineiPles ~
which they are all agreed. -H
Aeceuting this definition as true, we believe that
attachment to party principles Is the only true test
of party fealty and that every member Of party
is duty bound to conform TO the party usages, snd
10 support the party candidates We have therefore
never entertained any sympathy for the seifstyled
independent politicians and presses, who from time
10 time have gone off from their party And FUR her
more We have but little respect for the political sa
oaeitv of those who time and again have FeJOe "a
or trembled ct the prospective disruption Of the De-
moeratie party, because OF the aeseftioh OF soue
member who had previously occupied prominent
position in the party. Experience and the TePeated
failures Of their probation should have taught them
the rest fact wieh out in the history Of that parry
that NO one MAN, Oh SET OF MEE, Is NECESSARY TO
/ THE DEMoCRATIo PARTY Founded upon principles
which are immu able, the Democratic parry nVes o.,
in sits of the assaults of those 1t has always Earred
against and the tTeachsry Of those it has trusted
Men obtain position and e-eminence in the Demo-
cratic psrty not by any innate and independent ex'
eelIence in themselves, bat By strict devotion TO-
| and able advocacy Of the party principles The
| fate Of Benton and Van Buren,, teaches Us ma
no man however exalted be may be in the eyesof me
Marty. can desert the party principles With impuniy
a has been and so it will be. As principle Is es
sential 10 party, devotion TO principle Is essen
tiaI to psrty leader
Because the principles and doctrines Of The Demo
cratic psrtv are more friendly to the spirit OF the
American people. and more representative Of th'
treat distinguishing ideas Of RePuhlicanism, they
have been one after another adopted BY The people
as the policy Of the Republic; and until the ID as
continents feelings and entire spirit Of the Peopi
! oFthe limited States shall be completely revolution
led it is vain to hope for the destruction Of tn
Democratic party. Defeated it may be, but while
lave for the Constitution Pervades the hesrs OF ID
n psople Il can never die. With the Constitution
arose, with the Constitution it will hEe.-ColHm0'
i Herald
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10 Correapondents,
go Cnlifnrntn M Ari.anln.

ST LOUIS, Dec. 3.-Ths overland mail las. night
brought six passengers AnOng hem are Dir. Nc
Kibben and Lieut. MoEry from AriEonia M0Wry
left ella City Nov Alb, which time some 100 men
we're digging gold, with an average yield Of s 10
day with the rudest implements. Every part Of the
country yet prospected in the vicinity Of the mincs
proved auriferous aud the opinion was current
am1Ug old miners that no richer surface diggings
exist eveu in the most fs ored psrtiOns Of CsloFp
nia. The mines are 10 9sted on neutral ground be-
tween the Yuma and PimOs Indians- Thus no dan
ger is appFshended from hostile tribes t-es
A political mse'ing ct ella City, November Alb,
passed resolutions endorsing the action Of the con-
vention Of Mesila and Tucson, and asking Congress
for a Territorial organization
The Sonora silver mining company was smelling
the mines seiveIy MOwFy brings several rich Epeei
mems from the silver mines; also about three hum
bred dollars in god from ella river diggings.
MOWry compu IS the population Of the Territory
at fifteen thousand and gives glowing descriptions
Of the country. OF esro7- s.s
Phe mail route from San Francisco 70 Texas is in
6ne order but the Central portion is in bad eondi
ton, owing to the loose management and inferior
stock.
THE frat mail from Albuquerque to California is
ordered from the thirty~6fih parallel 70 the Arzonia
road to Pimos, thence to California By Bultsrtelds
It was reported at Fort Smith that Lest Bsals
would 20 into winter quarters. The Tumer q his
being attacked Dy the An0lahs Was uisoeiAeto
|. Mcgibben reports that the Apachs Indians con-
tnued their depredations the frontiers OF s'nora
and Arizonia t~
The revolution in Sonora was in full progress
Gov Pesouirs bad lost the support OF the rich men
and merchants Of the province on account Of ms
failure 10 return large Of money borrowed rom
them according TO promise.
Captain Slime was progressing successfully with
surveys under the recent contracts authorized py
Z government
Mr.. Fieklin reports the Camanches somewhat
/ troublesome, although they are not organized IN
| bands sufisiently large & occasion much alarm
| Mr. Edwards, one Of Lieut.. Bsale's party, arrived
/ at Fort Smith, reports the expedition all vel N
! eamp on the South side Of the Canadian. Bseis
would proceed TO Albuquerque IS soon as his escort
which was a short distances behind, overlook him
The mail from NeoshO 10 Albuquerque was a.
| Beale's camp. Col Ross was in the neighborhood
| resting In the spring be will proceed with the
examination Of the surveys toward the MOhaye and
/ TETON. d.
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Three Daily Trains from PittSbUrg
10 Philadelphia.

TUVRAINs leave Pburg follows Nail A. NJ East Line
3P. NJ; Express Mail $40, P. NJ.
The Express daily, the other two Sundays excepted
making DIRECT CONNECTIONS with all the trains from St
Louis Mo- Dubuque Ks and Iowa City, Iowa; Cairo, Rock
Island, Chicago, illinois, Lexington and Louisville, hyi
Terr Haue Indianapolis, and Lafayette Indiana Cincinnati,
Columbus, Dayton, To0 CleveOnd, GAINESVILLE, Cresne,
Hason and Wooster, Ohio. Also, Kansas, Nebraska and Min.
nesota, and
FARE AS LOW AS ANY OTHER ROUTE
Passengers from m West can rely upon being the short
expeditions Philadelphia, Baltimore and
New York and all Eastern cities.
THOMAS MOORE, Agent,
aug2I Passenger Lines, Penn. Railroad, Phil a
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THOSE FRENCH OTTER HATS,
WAKEFIELD & WALKERS
IN Err E 8 TIN 6

~ Il II AZ n y = ~
have been authorized by parties Virginia to dispose
REMEANT LOTS OF TOBACCO
We hold at from
Twenty TO Fifty Per Cent Lower
than they have ever been offered in this market Among thes
iO'' viii % iOuil FINE TOBACCO
as ever was sold the State and believing the l so1 on
have concluded sell all the remnant lots OF cigars upon 7
same terms, to make room for the largest stock Of
TOBACCO AND CIGARS
~ held nv anv Tennessee House Those wishing avail them
selves Of good thins "i can j. ~. W. LANGLEY co.'s
oets-f a Union street
.DUNCAN,s SPOOL COTTON"
n5 direcy By US and warranted equal made
preferred to Coats ,,so
Linen Threads Of alIOoos which warrant better than any
NE have taken great pains and expense getting up these and
other goods which we guarantees N s'5 ) DUNCAN co..
oetos No 10, Public Square
Fruit Trees Fruit frees )!
WE have 10000 one year old appe trees from 70 ess
cents each Also, Pears Peaches Pluns' OheEfles' 0'
enber Is the best season for trahsplantins. ,,,.
We will lay of garden, yards and grounds in the mgnss or
naulental style, by French kan9SPs S4ERRY
Address LAhGDON q 81 NJ = IN nv 1SiSDON. r
Oct22-H tz Aashnlle, rem
TERRAss BR OTHERs,
HAVE REMOVED TO No. =,
MAR KET STE E e #,
NEXT TO ...
B. LANIER & CO.
Oo27-6
- orchard Land Wanted.
WISH One Hundred acres lsnd, q Railroads
10 ct out in an orchard this fals the snares ms part
| IeraliD 10 continue a number OF years Address
] lE I ~ WI. 5, LANGDoN,
| c99tf Nashville, Tenn
A. DUNCAN 4 CO.,
! IMPORTERS, &c.s I-s-.s
WE are this dry receipt Of full Stock Of unresd rs
w Linens Of importation from lreiand5 rrnis
pure Linen best quality, at twenty per cent r9aueuon
price, Call and examine 1l5Hl' J. DUNCAN & co.
! 80 FRESH GROCERIES
/ % Gases Superior AsL'd Teas,
% Bags Old Government Coaee'
! % LaguayTa
Mocha 8.
70 doz celebrated W5rcestershire Sauce
no FfrkiDs choice Orange CO. Butter
| "A Nv BI1eIsi.sat FIour, &c. &C.
INST RecefVed and for sale BY
noyI9 ~ Z 6As1-lAN o1-2 2.
TT,Ie Couuty Court fer Davidson County
Granted letters Of administration me- tie esta
a. fharles p Mcguire, deesasedi all pesons inaeuteo
i state are hersby notified 70 make imHeae pay aen q
an persons having claims against sad esis eny notn
present them % me- cuiy p TS Tv 4oSso S'
ocls-dGn administrative for ohaFisl r AASliE''
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DEN list 4 Ks
ms. KEENAN, a sHOWERs

~, oFFlcE ooaSUR cHEERz AL. 11uoN sTEEzrs,
KTOULD RESPECTFULLY announce the puolc, that hy have
M recently re6tted he.r and prepared % pe
their profession increased facilities Ihey are IN osson
and viii confirms avail hemTss Of an re vaiaas "A
provements in Dentistry. lhages rrsonapa L7raclsI
noVI4-dim
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FREsH ARRTVALs

wyrasET A THOMPSON respectfully announce 70 heir
sas.S@s5s ARS s ARE nd asi assasa 1ses o.
goods which they selling AZ Low eash prices and i1s Heea
win Be found the following 7-,,,t.-
o, hv,Nsv Rsi,.a,; 80 drums fresh Figl;
s ~ Curreats; rails Dates;
- Sos PraSss; 10 rs Lemons,
Nuts, &C.
,obs,. p,,B,. 40 bsls assortst Almondsi
10 40 EnEiish Wainuts.
Fish
aOdor fresh LosstrBl ana2 20 Coz fresh salmon spa
So1 fresh IlnessrsI,sB sana sdoi spss salmon ios
S s y P so a liiS s Ss s. 100 ssh H
~ - - Matches, &c.
100 gross Shanghai Matches; IS gro1 Geuune ee-A
70 20 rsIne hound Boa Matches; Maiehe,
10 bzs Fire orastsrs' ,r,,,,... g. ~.
r,.,,. - 10 10 % do1 sparkling cataylai
- basket an assof 49,, y 90 IA B,ib:in Porter;
n 800 AZ 80 quality, Old so DO London DO
London DOCK laa oara Bran
de' IN 3 eASN-- suudries.
70 chests Ti9s Teas; % 1 e s sssors s s,s
g @ brandy gsssRsii = 90 90 Prsss pias Apple:
u % 1900 &c., S'''i- 90 Bs CiEon;
s es Canton Ginger; t0gethef y y variety Of ne
cOnissu0uanss i'r "salihf VESSEL < THOMPSON.
.ot 20 and q Union street, Nashslle.
STILL AT COsT.
30 TONS ven assorted E1sn -seh We vi ooniinus 70
/ lou sell At cost n''i oi' rERRAss BROS.
No Nsrkst street..
] ------ sUNDRIEs.
=, - HALF BARRELs Molaassi
I y I65 DO Land Piasteri
Is g sss. A " e 4, Scan.
m s1s s5 Sii .sf 3 sis5 = ahRIs eoegez Coz
/ COTTON ROPE.
900 REELS Bed Cord and Pssh Line slzs oo.taa cu,
i o1UO N sloTs ana ior ialslg ........ -, -.
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New Stock Of Fail and Winter
+ l-s .ass s.as s'zf-a - s--r
obs!

.asvoLz- z-.zl-z---1 fsg5
" are nOu receipt Of stock Of Goods adapted to the
NJ p1rosohns seasons comprising the largest and Iost
ee assortment imported By OF Ladies dress SOos
Of tie latest styles, entirely new. sos
FRENCH, ENGLISH and GERMAN ME-
RFSOs ,zlrisE rot s1sats stza
THIBET CLOTHS; -
ALPACA LUsTRES, OF aH qualities;
REAL BIOHAIR and SILK bUSTRES;
oOBURGs, and ITALIAN CLOTHS for
Ladies, Dress Goods; ;-8vsas zes9 a4s-7f
DE BEGE, &C., &c, OF all qaalftfes;z .
FRENCH, ENGLISH, and AMERICAN
MUSLIN DE LANES, Of the greatest va
riety of styles;
FRENCH, SCOTCH, and AMERICAN
PIAIDs,& &c.
,sE q T. q -
.sr,z 7=aars faasarasT s-ases9 -,.r sa+"aes esq
ChiIdFen,s PIaids----GOOds of
( Hya eW styles aa@i
Solid cOlOred MOUsLIN DE LANES OF
all qualities;
Our stock of DRESS GOODS is perfect and
complete in every respect, and CannOtb be
surpassed in quality and price.
Ls..s-
GemtIemen's Furnishing Goods
Superior quality of BLACK, BEUE and
FANCY COLORED CLOTHS of all prices.
BLACK, and FANCY COLoRED CAssI-
mERES of entirely new styles;
SOLID COLOKED CAssEmEREs of all
qualities
FANCY VEsTIEG. AIarge stock of new
styles of CUT VELVET, FANCY CASSI-
MERE, SILK End wORsTED VEST
INGS Nc.,&
Notions and Trimmings!
=
ings Threads of all kinds, Combs, Buttons, &C. &C. Hosiery
Gloves suspenders Hakerchef Umbrellas, and every article
wantedin Dry Goods Store.
BLACK andFANCY DRESS SILKS;
With the greatest variety of Trimmings.
aOOCases FANCY PRINTS, of American,
English and French manuEact=-e.
so Gases BIeached Domestic, all quaIi-
ties;
100 Bale. BROwN SHEETINGs and
SHIRTTNGs;
100 Bales 4-4 and. rs OsNABURGS;
100 Bales BROWN and BLEACHED
DRILLINGS;
80 Cases PLAID LINSEY;
so cases BED TICKING and CHECK
PLAIDS, etc
eOCases SATTNETS;
80 Cases KERSEYS;
5000 Negro BLANKETS of all qHaiitie
1000 COAT BLANKETS, 50
TRAVELLING BUGS, BLANKETS, etc.;
White Goods and EmbrOideries of ever!
variety, sleeves, Collars, etc., etc.:
LACES, EDGTNGs, FOOTINGS, whit
and Black Bonnet Ribbons of all styles;
mANTUA and SATIN RIBBONS, of al
COIOrs and widths;
IRISH LINENS of every quality;
SILK and TABBY vELvETs, all cOIOrs
The greatest variety of SHANyLS, fo
Ladies; also, GENTLEMEN'S TRAVEI
LING SEIAWLS;
mOHAIR and ALPACA WRAPPERS, ct
The assortment we are oferngto the the largest
ever ofered-andWin be sold to prompt dealers
liberal time.
Ready-Made Clothing!
Our stock of Ready Made ClOhng is complete with large
very bestmake Of goOs of the latest Fe
! entirely
-ALsO- .-
LINEN and COTTON SHIRTS DravVers'e Ell
FANCY SHIRTS OF ALL QUALITIES:
SHIRT COLLARS, SHIRT FRONTS, &c, &c;
MERINo AND CASHMERE SHIRTS AND DRAwT
AT ALL PRICES, &c, &c. ...s
We are prepared for the trade and invite the attention
prompt paying dealers to examine stock anal prices
A. J. DUNCAN & CO..
NO.7O, Public square.
B.-We will be receiving new Goods throughout
season, and stock VII always befOund complete
AID. CO.
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:. REEDS AND WHALE BONES, FOR SKIRTS
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