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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-24

Archbishop HUGHES explicitly aud indignantly
denies the story of secret Roman Catholic organ
ization for the propagation and defense OF that
Church, which We copied last week from The A.
BaHy Salesman We have no doubt oil the truth
Of this deni. We published The Statessas's
story part Of the gossip Of the day, believing
that il would be refuted if, as seemed highly
probable, ii vas fabrication. And where an issue
is made between An anonymous assalant aud 3
well-kDown respondent. there should never be any
tesitito1 IS to creditng the msn without mask.
We PIe,ume 10 msl Of even tolersb!e ssgacity
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-24

The Herald foreshadOws the principal result Of
the present Right of Search, anti British furry as
follows:
I'VE Learn from Washington that Congress is dis
posed 10 exhibit most commendable spirit in relation
TO the British outrs and the uAserviceabe condi-
ton OF our navy and that asures for the prompt in
crease of our steam marine will be az once taken The
Naval Committee in the Sens;e has reported bill for
the construction Of six steam sloops-of-war and to-
morrow the House Naval Committee will report one
for the construction Of teu steam gunbosts winch the
Committee Foreign Relat ons will probably recon-
mend 10 be Increased TO thirty.
We have Navy for which We have been pay
ing over Ten Millions per annum for twenty years
past, and are this year paying over Thirteen Mil
lions. 10 cay nothing Of the cost of Ocean Mail ser
vice. But, the moment there Is the shadow OF 8
NE for Naval force We ere spurred to rush into
extraordinary expenditures for the construction of
lew steam sloops-of-wsr and steam gunboats. Is
not this virtual confession that our regular Navy
is good for nothing Ii Thirteen Millions per an
mum spent on il does not provide force competent
10 deal with this psry business of the oyerhauling
by Britsh cruisers intent breaking up the Slave
Trade of some Of our merchant vessels of the
coasts and in the pors Of Cuba, would il not be sd-
visible 10 abolish the Navy and build or buy vessels
for nav al service men We want them We trust
Congress will refuse a. build any more until con-
ynced that those We already have earn what they
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-24

Among the sentences pronounced on Saturday
BY Recorder Barnard was ten years in the State
Prison for Oscar N. Thomas convicted Of kidnsp-
ping George Anderson free negro, with tho in-
teption of selling him into Slavery, which purpose
he partially effected. The prisoners counsel
moved for an arrest of Judgment but was overruled
by the Recorder, whose opinion in the case will be
found 10 another column.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-24

behaves tsat e'thec The por,I,rHy or Tao ro~~ n
the Cstholio Of soy other Csarch could hs ,r,.
mot,d by such q secret society Of its uembsu a.
th.t assetted in TIE S,Ses-pan's correspoadeusa
few deussoguss might attain ofsce BY meas q
it, but i. would be ST the expense Of the Csarca.
Catholic or Presbyterian who should make i. RUE
to vote for members of bis own communion 10 pref.
ersnce to all others would only damage the caass h
sought thus to promote. Render unto cessr u
things that are Casar's, but unto God the tAac
4" that are Gods is one Of the very wisest msxins
which the inventors Of Inquisitions and Kasw.
Nothing lodges would do well to isy to heart.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-24

In another column viii be found some further
details of British vistatioas in the haIbor OF Sagua
la Grade, in Cuba. The account Of what hap
peutd on board the Clarendon very much lacks
confirmation. The story is not told by Captain
Bartlett himself but by Captain Nichols, aud
where Captain Nichols got it, or how many I'M.
proving mouths it may have passed through before
it reacted him. does not appear.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-24
NewVork Daap Wibn,ts
MONDAY, MAY "a. 1853.
To 6afpN&Yfbers

Subscribers 10 TIKI TRIBUNE wishing theIr Poa-
Oce sdhress changed should IN all ve usu esent Poe
Oo> and 6Gts and testify which edition. vhetbss DSy Semi
Wsakiy Weekly ssd club sabsosber should give date "
esbscuval,o Thu wosh frequently pscvcnt delay
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tn, F.CgtPYgPtCT SCtB.

c.,.n, X s~iIH's HACAtric SAW ster cit other
49, Z - C,ied Vtne.s o. cure u Pt'ioi.h. NO 1875
- rn . Tor s,.e ~ Dr. y. SAITH No st8 Gaze ct (ne~
n ia, Ch,i,h g. aus ~ DffE',st-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-24

BAsoaE1OR o HAIR DYE.-WfGs AMI ToUPEss.
r.rs- The vohd-This calsb<ri establishment 10
No Broadway Twelve private expressly fo< tee
pro.on ksnuA HAS Dyg the bes. BATcHsos's
WIGS improve rnsDts oil othe ss he
psb vk~- bee Ell properly undsrsood sid nnsde
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-24

The Washington Union mas seen proper TO retrset
and discredit the atrocious imputations upea Cs.
K.ns 10 which il recently gave currency.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-24

SINGERS SEWING MACHINES.-M Manufactures
rapidly increasing s rsvvins business improving
snd thersiore the time purchase SINGERS SEWING
MACHINES the only machines capable Of doing every
INA Of work and 10 necessary have them 20 obtain the
vo<a SASEk's NV FAMILY SEWING MACHINE, being toe
s snd the best the beautiful aud the esses; 10 opos.e
10 commanding universal Cal and Them and send for
A. eiscuss l. NJ SISCER Co, No. 4S3 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-24
To he Associated Prsst.

WAsHISGIoS, May p, 1919
The Secretary Of the Navy has jus. Issued orders 10
Commando. Hsrtstene to proceed immediately to New.
York and assume command OF the steamer Arctic also
to Commander John Rodgers 10 take command Of the
teaner Water Witch, also at the Brooklyn Navy
lsrG-to 1t them ost without delay, and proceed to
lie Guf in search Of the British steamer Siyx and in
erpose American gurs between the British cruisers aud
@ ur merchantmen.
Other vessels vii follow rapidly Is they can b
prepared for the service.
The President il determined to put stop 70 these
OURS ges al one; and ii collision should result the
responsibility must rest upon the British Government,
which gave the offensive orders and the English Nh.
sters here who doubtless knew the instructions which
had been given to the ofice1 on that station.
Senator Mallory reported today from his Committee
bill authorizing the construction Of sx screw sIoops-
ofwsr Of drsught not to exceed fourteen feet oss 10
be side-wheel steamer for the Chns seas, with
drsught Of eight feet only.
The House Naval Committee will report BIZ %
Monday for the immediate construction Of tea gus
boats, and is understood the Committee on Foresa
Relations ~. move to amend by increasing the sum-
Der TO thirty.
Tie feeling o. Congress is strong the sse,ecse
tie cutlsges by Ecelsne that il is bs.svsd these msss
nits vii psss by amos, unanimous vote.
The prompt measures taken by TIE NsEy oep'n-
asGt today 80 exc 10 ls PsIscOsi steFts u sesSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-24
: MARKETING WITH MY WIFE.

MARKETING WITH MI WIFEs
BY NAPOLEON 3. evIGG.
A. 70 aIketins with my wife.
Hegh ho 10 market,
See boLheTs So that upon my lie
bate to {, marketing with my wife
For n commonly leads 70 words and stIue,
Awe 20 down 70 market.
lis now bonnet, sna now . shawl
Heixh 10 to the market.
She will ip.is my buying al
The pretty thugs that in our WY FALL
Cbesp eo-ty, g;e1 small,
A,we go down TO market
Bot - shes OF seeming trait,
fIegh no the market
She led me IN the other day,
To SMiTn's. and from her own purse did Psy
Eot sui, TIE nios. supetb aud gay,
For Ny. went 10 msrke.
sxry bsorBFRs One Price Wholesale and Retail CT oIHS
a. roOss Eos ~ iSs and 40 Fulton 81, New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-24
RENIOY Al.

The undermined HAVING removed To tie ee. Sy NJ. 'so
Broaawsy .ouseas, Of Prrcs oIPSs so Metro
eorsn Ro irt.pd devo,ins special sternon 70 o,o- work
"a % tat end viii b. recevas ths ht' yss Of
fbes shih viii ode measure tTo9th zoe N ~ our
<oseet oorts moderate chsIs,si We OF 'a ~
The hreI assass u ready usde garments WI sc $50 go
srAbe usiu.sir lie ,gprrmscv herstNfe WI
- 4, a., - ~ r Jennings Co.,
W.. Merchant Taiers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-24
AMERICAN BANK.NOTE COMPANY.-For

AMERICAN BAyK-NOTE CoMPASY.-For the
euspsse placing BsnkNo,e Currency Of the county upon
and p,renty ayprtAn Backing Instuions the
STasned all he firms engaged IN the business Of
speety Give motto. they have associated themselves to-
f.sArr uodfr the style o. TIE AMERICAN BAsKNoTE Con-
fAsY, and have been dolly ircorPorssd by law.
In. eounpsny ossr, to tbe pbc npoftsr svaEtsse-
II combines The greatest skill and experience With the most par
feet division Of lahof.
Itbsirss 70 b. ar ali 1t.oveueuts in machinery.
oasrr the opportunity Of selection from the Whole maternal
Il sve. g,.e. possible security by The superior perfection
II pacrs the business pcnsneu footing protesting tbs
community contingencies that might a'e from the d-
htsen or dera0ssnlent OF sny psriculsr hrm
PhRAdepbis Boston. Montreal albany Cincinnati shsAso aud
Nee Orleans.
Toe ing the Of the Trustees appointed undsr
tbs sct, viz
FIREMAN RIw0oS.
Tracy X EDSos,
CHARLES Topaz
SAMUEL H. CARPENTER,
MosELEY l. DssYoRTH.
EDWARD j. DhSfosTH
j. Dorsey BALD.
NATHANIEL JocELYS,
WILLIAM II. WRITING.
Until completed fer the concentration q ne
business may be addressed to toe respective firms esh q
ns InsicDs the aggregate advantage responsibilities and
srd. BY ali the Houses composing this Corpora
hou Their prices viii remain .he same ~ heretofore
RswpoS WRIGHT HArcu L Epson,
with Isaac Cary the Engno Bank Note Co, Boston.
and GEORGE MATTHEWS Montreal
ToPPAs. CARPEsrER Il Co..
New.YOrI, Philsdephi., Cincinnati aud Boston
DssfORrH, PERKNs Co
New, YoIk, Phi.delPhia, Cincinnati aud Boston.
New.YOrk and Philadelphia.
Ds'f" wr.% cS FssdsSs. and Bo.oa
wELLsToOD. HAY WH,TNc ,, cso..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-24

THE EVERETT hat
is distinguished for its entire
EoyILTY DEsdCs.
well ~ itS
ELEGAscE SrrLS.
and sold By the large majority Of
FAsnIokAuLs RIrALERS
STEARNS g. MARvIN'S
WILsrR PArEST
SALAA SAFES,
Secured BY he " La BeHs"
POWDER AND BURGLAR PRoos LOCKS
2Se Of which have been tested in accidental hreA
Also f.w SscokD-BAsD sATHs, for sale cheap
No. ~ MsRsAy-sT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-24

: VIC VaII ottVIIaVH "F'I'II'V.N ~ " :, ~.
III, Of 60 LoTs q eh5c- hal EsIArE ;se property o.
Gortb American RAusrg Cotnp.uv co~ ~incn ~
o.lver II &c isk. ya,e TONOSsow NOON ee he'0osu
Exeb.u,s Sula Ogyr.-44 ,s-y oc,es lea |cAtu0'~'
Efs ~srsrr er.fs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-01
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
C -

EsE zszsz2 zzzse.Esz
THVE Central Route connecting Atlantic cities with
Western, Northwestern and Southwestern States by
tuu5us Railway direct. This road Pittsbug
daily all ports Western Rivers,
Cleveland and SaulusEy with ali ports the
Northwestern Lakes making the most direct cheapest and r
by which FREIGHT be forwarded to and from the
Tregt Hest.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURG.
FIRST CLAss.-B1ots, Shoes, Dry Goods (in - r 1onn
uoxes,) Furs, Feathers, &c, ~ - O
SECOND CLAss.-B00ss and Stationary, Dry cn, 49, 1ooH
Goods (iu lales,) Hardware, Leather, &C., wv - ~'
TmFD CLAss.-AnVls Baggug, Bacon and "a. ror 1oou
Pork ln bulz,) Hemp, &c, wv ~ "
EOUErH CLAss-C0Gee, Fish, Bacon, and Pork ,n. - 1noE
traezel.) Lard and Lard Oil, - -
Elaur-7jcts per bbl. uutil further notice.
Grafu--3icts. per 100 lbs. until further notice.
Cot1nS2 per bale, not exceeding 5000 lbs weight, until fur
taar notice
? In shipping Goods from any point East OF Philadelphia
particular marx package 'SUiG. Philadelphia Railroad
All Goods consigned agents this Railroad at Phads
paa 0r Ft-5urE Will De forwarded without detention.
Ia-IulT AgENrs-uarris, Wormey 4 Co, Memphis, Tenn
r. /. 81 SIS Coz st. Louis J. $ Mitchell & Son, Evansville
mlauai DumesUil, Bell and Nuriock, aud Carter JeEet
Louisville, Ky. r. C. Meldruu Madison, Indiana Srugmgn
& Brown, and Irwin Co.. Cincinnati, n W. Graham & CO..
Lueyile, Ohio Leach Co., No. 81 kiby street, Boston,
Lac & Co. Aor House, New York; No. William street,
and No. Battery Place, New York. E. J. Snesdr Philadelphia
MaErev kOons Baltimore; Geo. c. Frsuccus, Pittsburg.
n. H. HOUSTON. General FJrsgEf HyCuf, PhiCd.
H. J. L0MBAEBI, nl.D t,' AAooHG, Penn.
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NUMBER. 20.


f ger tnat s9ourneth among y0u; for on ihat day
I saaii tne priest make an as0usmsnt for y5a,-l6-
o.e11se .a, YOU tnas ye may Be sieaH from - "a
/ Chrlstilns can, of eoaFss, eEtsffsisz No sfsnes
Of ne eontlnance ef this csrsuori.l s-r-- -.
as they believe, hat which & vac ioten57.l- -.
typify has been fulfilled; yet il nav not - ;--,
er bere 70 eorrees IN erroneous {Hapressiou Zach
We believe eXistsih sbem7nds Of uiabT ssiT
people to the uDjust prs1diee Of ths jews rl-f
we refer To- is; The impression. -lsrqsls -.
walls that as the Jews believe that through uv-Vs-
lltheir past sins are tO~day Forgiven. ana sksfa
all their unfulfiled VOWS and obEalioas ars l5-dte
cancelled, hisrsf0rs the vows and obgafious 81 =
Jew cease once year to be morally birdinrgs
which, Il true. would to say the least, rsndss Jss
ish character rather slippery.
The truth Of the matter is this. The sxbfs4f5i5
eompished today is only claimed TO Be q sinsc5cg
mitted 0etFen man aud bis Maker e1ntradi disanqair7
shed from sines committed between nan and "a
neighbor, the latter beingn all cases supposed &,
msin unforgs7en unlesg the offender in person
proper restitution, and seeks the pardon of reSz q
agsist whom be has of nGed; and as regards She san
ceiling ofvoWs, such are only believed 10 Be inslnd-
ed IS have been HHiarfHlly made-suoh VoWs forsx-
ample as were made in an unreghteous spirit
al other proper obligations oontuue In fsfcs
until they are fulfilled. '.s--.-r-
The prayer invoking this forgiveness which sealI
ed Kal Ndre, viii constitute the preparatory fntro
duoton 10 the services to-day in everv syua -
number Of Jews to establish places Of pubic Ror-s
ship. -.
OF the character Of this Observance we nav
state that the day, from sunset Of last evnnr unt
The sunset OF this evening will be spent IA soJsl5
abstinence from eating snd drinking and every o-io
sr animal indulgence. The places Of business Of 4
even the most Indifferent Observers Of the Jewish
'rdinauces VIII this day be closed silure Of such
1bservence being regarded mark Of ihe most 81
ggraEated heteredoxy among thai ancient DsoDiesf
The ceremonial service, do described in the tWenfY
ixth chapter Of Leviucus, does not obtain at he
,resnt day, inasmueh as the ordinance Of sacrihes
Tas limited to the Holy Land, theautkortyF5rlt
ThiGh being cited fromthe twelfth Of Daaterononys
We have frequently heard this matter referred 70 !
Christian pupits as a circumstance Of extraordin-
~ signifcanoe-Whioh It eertainly is-that the
discover has Seen uHiformy observed Nithoug tEsI3
aerifee Of the Pasohal lamb ever since the de-rF
rueton Of the Temple Of Jerusalem or as some say,
yer since the sacrifice Of The Messiah on Calvary
II the sins Of the world. I
The main points above given We have taken pains
obtain, pers0nly, from the most respeatstls -
eWish authorities, and are hence enabled to pre-
mt them matter Of reIiableintelige igence.-PhiI-
IslDhia Press. -A
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PIANO FORTEs, LOOKIN G-a.T. Uses 40
ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH SUCCESSFUL
1888. FALL TRADE. 1858.

% UNION STREET, NASHVILLE, TENN.
M RS. KLErespectfuly announces to the ladies go
lV Of Nashville, State OF Tennessee, and adjoining
States, that she will receive in few days. from New York ~
the largest and most magnificent stock Of FRENCH PATTERN
B0NNETS as we'll as the cheapest brought this city in
part folleWs;
1000 Fall and Winter Bonnets, all colors:
styles;
500 cn Fancy Buglo, Saebsau Plain and Flower Head
Dresses .E
500 Ladies' Dress Gaps:
1900 Boxes extra fine French Flowers Tor Party and Bridal sp
iu, pointments
1900 Pieces Rich Winter Bonnet Ribbons new styles;
$50 Boxes White Red and eolored Plumes.
EMBROIDEBlES such Collars Sleeves, Handkerchief
Sets Bands Edgings, Chidren's Robes, Capes
large lot Of Patent Skirts and O0rsets Cloth Cloas the most
popular styles Furs in great quantity, all the way the
Rocky Mountains
r. I0Id BOnnes renovated retrirmed in No. style N
& b.. h
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MAxEY AGO.


(kHDEscz o. LAIE MosEs NOEvH1sl
TTyOGETER with the o. land appertanng, offered
Tor H5era terms. This BEAUTIFUL property 5 s.la-
tel Franklin Pike, about mila from The CIV a
dwelling In the Cottage style, neat and commodiou a
is good Cistern capabe OF holding barrels q Eai . On
tbe premises we'll, lnever falling The Land Is 1s
with choice variety o. Apple Peach, and other fait ise ~
endless variety q shruhbeTy The 'iarlsni - 90 No.
skill and labor, be made % yield handsome
This property is the desirable tha5 nal Zen
the city, for number Of yearsl and Z 80 y
home for those desiring to avoid ne 20. AD Jus ~ -
For fuather particulars, terms ss aPp @ ,-,pvgr
sept22-dlWe a. Onlon Dan4.
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sanchO Pamza, Washington
A COTNTRY HOME FOR SALE.--Fourteer
A. c. y A. B. BEECH,
ARE NOW OPENING DAILY AT THEIR NEW STORE
No. -. CoIIeRe Street,

FENHER Fan Stock Of Dry Goods consisting Of the
Il latest styles of Silks Travelling Dress Goods, etc, etc. Ia
dies Misses and Chrens Steel Expansion Skirts, together with
well selected stock Of staple and Fancy Goods gen
orally, Notions, etc.
Also large loo de LANES and Lace Curtains Carpets
and vi Clos OF various styles and qualities all Of which they
eerng very short profits 70 cash dealers or punctua
stOmers time. auRI7-f
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Great Jewish Fast Day The-Tenth of
Eishris

EaShEls
On the ninth OF the present month, it having
been the frst Of Fishri--the initial month Of the
Jews religious yearwe gave notice Of that fact,
stating at the same time, the estimation in which
that day was held among our Hebrew citizens, and
the solemn purposes 10 8hOh, according 20 their be-
lief. the ensuing nine days were to be apPrOPri-
ated
To-day, the 18th Of September, completes this
term, and is, ia the Jewish economy, saerediy OBJ
served as the Day Of Atonement. As statedin our
former article, the ten days Of penitence sFe sup
posed 10 close with this e. the supplications for
divine faVor either for the pardon Of past offences,
or for the mitigation Of decress for the future
meet their final acceptance or rejection to-day.
The passage Of Scripture, we believe, upon
which this Israelilish ritual is based, is that
corded in the 29th and Both Of the sixteenth
chapter of Levitious, TO wit:
.sAud this shall be q statute forever unto you;
that in-the seventh month, tbeing the seventh Of
their eiUl year) the tenth day Of the month, ye
shall afiiet your souls, and do no work 81 al,
whether it be one Of your own country or q stTan-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-01

ETNE partnership heretofore existing between the unsr7ned
under the firm OF II. b. MORRIS & CO., In the
Grocery and Commission Business Is this day Dissolved y
ua B. Morris having interest Hugh Nc
Crea Either partner is authorized Of Arm
In liquidation. H b. NORRIS, ..- 4 ..
". HOOPER HARRIS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-01

We have published q meagre account Of the in
voluntary ascent Of au e.Ouaut, Mr. THURsros, from
knights Station, Michigan and the telegraph has
informed US Of the descent Of the balloon and that
search was being made fer tbe man. The circum-
stances are of intense interest, and We publish fan
particulars this morning taken from the Detroit
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In. .soT.n DoEIENIoN., coFFEE-Pnr.

FHyHOUS ANDS Of this have araly been sold
and demand from all paris OF the ntcd States is r,II
On The increase. Wherever introduced il has given le mos
complete satisfaction.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-01
FRESH ARRIVALS.

VUsT RECEIVED, by VESSEL & THOMPSON
s 10 Gases ClaTet Chateau MargauX,
+" Le0vido
25 St. Julien
TO Leslie's Ginger Wine,
Is &" French Cordial,
Is Muscat Wine
= Brandy Peaches,
25 8 Brandy Cherries, "Glass Tops"
10 :" Corn Starch,
40 boxes and halves Layer Raisins,
10 chests Green and Black Teas, and addition
lot Of AlIsoPs and E0ungrs Sparkling Ales genuine
London Porter For sale, at low cash prices, by
augI2d VESSEL & THOMPSON.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-01
NEW FALL a WINTER GOODS
AT WHoLES ALE

T II AgU B 4 a. LU As.
WTE now reVing Of Fall and Winter Stape
w and Fancy Dry Goods, Ready Made Clothing Fur and
Wool Hats Shoes, Boots and BrOgans Carpetng QueensWar
Hardware etc, to which invite the special all
Merchants making up their stock in this market unnecs
sary for US TO anything regard selling goods cheap
as reported throughout all the selling
goods EXTRA CHEAP We the Charge and say short
me prompt buyers and cash men, that prepared sell
goods this Fai cheaper than heretofore Please call and
stock
We have beautiful line Of LADIES DRESS GOODS, every
popular kind imported to, manufactured the United States
TO which invite special attention.
Also, have large stock Of DYMADE CLOTHING that
can't be beat in quality style and cheapRess in
Also, 400 cases BOOTS sH0ES, which and wiz sell
under regular prices.
Also, 200 pieces Of cARPETIG ply, ply wool and all
cotton that can be bought Of US for less than manufacturers
prices. Call and Sec
Also We have made arrangement With one Of The largest i'm
porting houses IN America for Qu6ensga by The
York jobbing prices. Gail and examine before buying
Also HardHare, Cutlery, Files, Axes. &C. &c. d
Merchants who purchase for cash. give short notes
and pay the will ind house is the place for them sure
TRAUBE A ITCAg
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TRUNKS! TRUNKSl
Ladies large sized French Dress Trunks;
NEi EIl do No. l Sole Leather Covered do
tr-tA II Nh do Medallion and Iron Framed do
SILL do Extra sizes Flat Top Tray do
do Travelling Satchels.
GENTS No. ! Sole Leather Trunks
do Black and Russet Iron Frame Trunks
do English Sole Leather do
do Sole leather Buggy do
do Ashland ard Plain Sole Leather Vases;
JOHN RAMAGE,
mayo. College street.
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BONNTNG,s CITY BRASS M

p. S.-PReE. BONNING's QUADRIhLE B fNBis ,,rso.r-a
10 make for Music for Bas Parties a. On v
reasonable terms. address as above. ial32-llr
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FNVAKE this opportunity Of inrung the public tlt hey have
removed to heir new store No as 1nrket street, iea doors
from square, where they f. W prpat 20 wait on sg
old customers and the pubc generally with The very best articles
Coal Cooking and Heng stoves Rafors Chaber
and Oee Crates; Japanne snd common eet and bar
Copper Zinc Wire Lead Bloch Tin, sheet fron- Copper Ps,
Rvets and everything line Cf business
wholesale aud re Job work dos 20 order with neaness and
spj6 . p. ". MAXEY 4 CO. .
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