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Hi Storm in the Lower Ohfo--EIouse
15PS.1 DoSsn as EoelEPort-saE.e " oIrlgln1a
Jared. -
Ee learn BY passengers arrived last evening per
ssesmer Lazy walton from Memphis, that q uioisut r
haI s,Oih 'OoH place ID the lever Ohiooo THURSDAY
night last The halten was 0FeFtaken nv tbe sforTn
a. Slim Island, and vas compelled h 1aT ~. .sr
night Trees and fences were blown down ara I'm
meEse damage done 70 the corn CROP A. Po~s,,-t a &
a large house vas demolished, and pieces bloVrr IN
every direction to great distance. The family OF
Mr. Henry Gardner we're in the act Of retiring to
bed when the house went tumbling to pieces Mrs '
Gardner was recovered from the wreck desd.e Her
head aud body we're badly crushed. Two childEsE
were also recovered from the demolished building
badly bruised and in an insensibe eonsiton. Il
vas thought they could not recover. Mr.. Gardner
and one ether child escaped with Only s zht bruiss1
Our informants did not lsara that any furlhsT loss
OF lie bad been sustained By the storm The hal
stones that fell were about half the size Of hickory
nut The steamer MInnetOhka was caught Ia the
same storm at Smthand and was compelled 70 lay ra
By for fifteen hours CigcilEzti Ggzstfs SsDt Z y -
FIoHT Win HoRsE-About Eve weeks since.
Nh. Lewis s. Munger, Of Topeka, Kansas Territory,
while rising on horsebank rot far from that place
was terribly injured bY his horse becoming enrag-
ed. The first intimaton that he had Of it the sni-
NAL commenced rearing and plunging, bat az 81
did not succeed in throwing hs Tider the brute as
tualy laid down aud rolled over, thereby bringing
Mr.. Munger TO the ground Quicker than thouehf
the horse spraBg upon the rider, planting bis Knees
upon his PROSTATE victim, aud commenced tearing
his arm and shoulder in q shocking manHsr. Sir
Munger says he had no idea Of ever getting away
alive He, however succeeded in getting the horse
by the t0ngue, and thus conquered the tiger. He
then mouated the snimal and succeeded in reaching
home. The left vas laid bare 10 the bone. two
thirds Of the way to the slboE. Il was only By the
best care and skill that his life saved the
mortified the next day.
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Remarkabas Phenomen0n--Emme
77re1 SyVREnls of Strange Insects. -,-r


.=PoPLAR RIDES, n Y, Sept. 2, ls58-Y esterday,
at about four o'clock, P. NJ, the atmosphere became
suddenly filed with myriads Of insects Of q type
entirely unknown in this region far IS can
learn The phenomenon is known to have extended
several miles, and appears to have occurred at the
same moment The insect is about Que fourth Of an
inch long, and closely resembles the common ant
But The sFangest part of the matter tthat is 10 me
remains to be sold. As soon they appeared. they
began to alight upon Whatever olject tbey came in
contact with, and % gre Jrh 70 yo"g insects ready
hinged which in few secofs asceadld INTO ar,
while the old ones threw hsnselv into violcnt
oontOrtions which continued until they succeeded
in TiddiBg themselves Of their WiBg5-after which,
they appeared 10 feel much relieved, and ran brsSly
about upon the ground, as contented, apparently as
though they had never possessed the power Of fight
10 hour, the earth alive with these fallen in
sect angels, and stTcWR With their ifeless wings
while their tiny, neW,born progeny, had ascended,
and sporting in The beams Of the evening sun!
This morning tae parent insects may be seen secret
ed among the grass or whatever offered protection
for the night, while the new generation appear dor
mGnt upon the essurfaCe, awaiting the warming rays
Of the rising sun. EDtGmologisis may be familiar
with such perpetuaiou Of an insect race, without
the intervening link ofthe larvae If SO, viii some
one enlighien US on the subject? S YoUNO.
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sel5F7F
TEyUE Great Central Route connecting the Atlantic cities with
Western Northwestern, and Southwestern States, by con-
f,us Railway direct. This road also cOnrcts at Pittsbs
daily lines Of Steamers toa ports on L western
aud at Ieveand Ssndu with steamers to all ports on i
Northwestern Lakes; making the most dcois cttf's L
EaU by which FREIGT can be forwardsd 10 andfro The
-rsgr West. ,-,,-,,,---,,,,
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PlIIsBUku-
FIRST CLAsz-Boots Shoes Dry Goods Vn 75e per IOOB.
boxesD FErs, Feathers, &C,
SRCoNn CLAss-Books and Stationary, Dry CO, per 100
Goods (iu bales,) Hardware, Leather, &c.'
gHRp CIss.Anvils, BaggCg, Bacon and 50, ,er 400 n
Pork tin bulk) HoUp, 6o- H-
CLAss-Cod9a, Fish, Bacon, and Pork zoe urr IO0h
lpack-d,) Lard and LardOu
plaur-15cts per Fal. until further notice. . ...H..
Graiu-35cts. per 100 Its until further not1ca -.
CoouS2 per bale, exceeding 5O0O lh W7Ht' uhLl lu'
thcr notice. -,
II ? In shipping Goods from any point East Of fha9-lta
Nspsrticular 60 mark package "giI. lhtoetid l't tgLe
All consigned tho Agents Of this Railroad at Emadel
pia Pitts urg uill De- forwarded without d-enuou-
FnEIsHr AGENTs-lIarris, Normlcv & Co.. Memphis Tenn.
r. E. Sa Co., St Louis; J $. Mitchell & Son, Evansville
Indiana Dumesu Bell aud NuraocS, aud Carter Z Jectt
louisville, Nv; c. Medium. Madison, Indiana SpriHg
a Brown, and & CO., Cincinnati. \. " Graham g. Co..
Zauesyile, Ohio Leach Co, No 81 khy slret Boston,
Ith 4 Co Astor H0us, New York. No. I, William street.
and No. Battery Place, New York T. T. sneeer lhaephia
Asrreg & Koous, Baltimore; Feo. c. krci-cUs Pttsurg-
II. II. HOUSTON, Gsasr,7 treiyht Aysgt, Pr m.
IL J. LONRAERT, 4SHJt, AH0OHU, Penn,
aurI. '5S-tf
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A Conneeticut lady says:-"Soms chickens, dur
ip z the recent warm weather, had become slightly
tainted. These we're stptfsd with freshly heated
charcoal and in twelve hours were As sweet and
fresh as could be desired, not having the least disa
greeable odor or flavor. Shortly alter, on exsmiH-
ing some fresh pieces Of pork, and fearing that they
could not be preserved until il was conveDieni 10
cook them, she packed them in pan Of powdered
charcoal, and thus kept them with complete sueesss
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A desperate Rfot at navcuporf--Sey-eraI
Il. Persons Wounded.


.I. Frcm the DIEeup0ri Gazette, Aug-s
-s On Sunday evening last, between and o'clock,
row occurred Ou the Rock Island ferry boat, just
afier it made The landing on this side, which has
resulted in severe ifj juries 10 Policemen Delaney
and oUngs lthe tfsFmer has sustained terrible
fracture OF the skal, BY which his life is jeopar-
died and the latter had Of his ribs broken and
another severely hart while several other parties
met with cuts and bruises in the dreadful melee.
which, for atime was carried with ferocity
and desperation seldom equaled in the annals Of our
city. The following is the statement Of the boat
hands, and substautiated BY other parties:
Four Irishmeu got on board the beat at Rock
Island for this city and, in order 70 get rid Of pay
ing The ferriage, they remained on the lover deck
When they nearsd the landing here, Collins, The
man collecting gfares, weHtto this party and asked
them for their ferriage. One said he had paid It;
Collins deyied IT, .ihe lrishman Tsl0rted and called
the fomer an oPProbiCus name, when Collins
knocked the man doWn with a blow; he got up and
paid his fare, and this rather queed The row for
moment: but on the boa's arrival at the wharf
boat on this side, the four lrishmeR pitched into
Collins. On beholding the lattsrs plight, the two
boat hands came 10 his rescue, and they drove OF
The four Irshman But beiug reinforced by two
friends Of heirs on the wharf boat, the Irishmen
commenced throwing paving stones at The boat and
boat hands, The laiter, inoeusedi rushed on me
boat and we're fighting the four Irish men, when
the policeman came up and took the part OF the
Irisbmen and not having their st-rs on, we're bad
ly handled BY the bcamen' ........ ..-...
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YEIIov FEvER ITEMs.--The fever this year is
characterized by new deyslopmentthato of stl aek-
ing ereoles and CD aeclimsted people whose birth
and continued residence in New Orlears has always
EXEMPTED them ffcn its atlacks.4 lHthis respect,
the fevsris far worse than il Vasin 1853, AnumOer
Of creole citizens haYipg died, tbere is much alarm
existing in that part Of the population, many Of
whom hold the oIinion that The fever is net the
ordinary yellow fever; q
The fever ibis yesr is conspicuous for its fatality
among Young men ard children. Within the last
fornfg6t there have been more deaths Of young men,
artd rom fifteen 10 twenty I've, than can reoOl
leet in any previous visialiou Of The fever.
The different benevolent and charitable societies
continue Bobly at work. pbe Iowards, who are
doing. the rnoss, are operating with balance Of
try seven thousand dollsJs left over from the last
euidemic and are consequently not hecessitAIed 10
am cal 10 the public at present for assistance.
Z the Young Meas Christian Association are not
behind the HoEafds IN their noble endeavOrs In
The Fourth District, where thelFever is now very
bad, they hav. hosyItal, over which cur friend DR..
Berthelot Presides. Though their hospital is up
to En they the alert for suffering in ali parts
Of the city, and ready to open new hospital Nher-
ever the concentration Of sickness may require II.
The different associated brothgrhoods sTe acting up
to and aboyeiheiF notices in their respective spheres
Of action.-NsJr Orleans Dgiy Crescent, SfDt
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Ths FubIIe osbs Of shs Uni.ed s,ases.


The Public Osbt Of tha United states.
The New York Tines says that brief epiome Of
The public debt sinee the foundation Of the cOnsG-
-tutioP, BY contrast With the next most important
commercial power in the world will illustrate ths
faith and ability of the government net ouly con-
tract but TO pay of BY purchase its public loans.
f-- Ia3Lie Debt tis Uaaed States
Year DeBg
l7sO-Fuoded sftertb Revolution. s75.4ss 475
lSl2-0 -0atsiaudiDgen the eve Of war. IS ,2O9z za8
lol0Ater sec onc S34
lS55-TWenty years reduction io....,.... 81, 7,5i3
l552-A1er Mexican war &c............. 76 O65, ,2l6
lS5I-Eive years reduction 70 .....-.. %. l65 l58
1905 increased by deficient revenue to- 50, ,l65 l54
Thus, since The foundation Of the government we
hud three several reductions Of the public debt By
purchase and redenpt0n hIst 10 the extent Of thr-
ty millions, then 10 the extent Of one hundred and
twenty seven millions, and lastly 10 the extent in
five years, By purchase at high premium, Of 6fy-
one millions The present debt, ineludiug z the ten
millions just negotiated, stands twenty milionsless
Than at tHe close Of the revolution or on the adOp
tion Of the constitution when the whole p9uplatiOn
Of the eountry vas only 049 090 souls, against
29,7O0,OOO souls in 1853
During the Hne seventy years The public debt Of
Great Britain has been more than doubled. In
1912, alter the treaty Of Amiena, which was
ceeded BY year or two Of quiet with Napoleon,
this DEBT stO5d at the eQuiVaeDt Of S2235 2i7 AS
At the treaty Of Vienna, after the battle Of Wa
terio0i "A D II had reached ST OoI, ,0o3 1OO, Al
Ter tEeniyyears peace and BY the operation Of The
national Striking fund il fell 10 S3T5S 46l 405. Ia
the suoeesding twenty years, no further reelection
wasSffeoed, sul Vn the eve Of The war with Russia
l. stood So sos ll3 go This figure is the return
for 1852 Ia 1856 AZ The close OF that war, the to-
tal stood 4OS0O0O O00-oF about s8l6 OC0 600
sterling. as against eSl6,8ll $50 at she peace Of
1915 There has been material reduction since
The present annual charge on the natiOnGl debt Of
the Uoited Knglom is about twenty eight millions
per cop q, The present population being about ~,
500 34G. Aud this While the principal Of our debt
is lpss thantWo dJllaSs PEI pta aRd The interest
or annual charge Of the debt Is scarcely ten csnis
PER sgPita! r4-- s- --... ..--..f ..... .--
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FOrs philadelphia, New York, &e..
FROM
Savannah amd Charleston. --r

CABIN PASSENGERS To PHILADELPHLA, si5
Excursion Tickets good for returning, up 10 @anuary >
1859, s-- 50
Tickets from Philadelphia to Niagara Falls, furnished
by the Agents at CharlestOu and Savannah, > Z
The we'll known first class side-Eheel Steam refcr-
Ships, KEYSTONE STATE, Capt c. z. ZFFte
AL,ysHNAsf, and STATE or GEORGIA Capt.
). j. GARyIN,
NoV Weekly line Tor the North, leaving Charleston and
Savannah alternate Saturdays, as follOWs- =
The Keystone State, from Charleston, August l4h 25
tember lIth 25h; 9th 3D. 6Sc leaving Rhauss
Ths the alternate saturdsys- ....- ----
The Of Georgia, from Savannsh August tn %l sep
18th; October 2d, 10th and 3l' &C. e3Irg Pla-
dephia the alternate Saturdays.
For safety, and comfort having superior state koc these
Slips surpassed the coast one hundred miles
OF Delaware river and The BsytWo nightsat sea-
FOR NIAGARA FALLs, TIE LAKES, AND CANADA, e
SHORTEST AND CHEAPEST ROUTE -
This line connects At Philadelphia with the Great Norcstsrn
Railroad Route through Niagara Falls Buffalo, in l6 hours
phiadeph ph. Through ketswith thd privilege Of stop
ping Philadelphia aud uteTmediae points, for sale By the
Agents at Savannah
Fare to Niagara or Buffalo, S Emira, seIi Canadsgua,
s.. A GREINER CO., r--.
Agents at savannah.
T. S. & n. g. BUDD, ...s.
apriI23-f3m Agents al Charleston
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FINE TOBACCO.

E have been appointed Sole Agents Of Nashville, for la
w sale of james hoas' Jr q Richmond, Va Celebrated
Nluufactured Tobacco
Just received 200 boxes Of The following brands VIZ:
JEWEL OF OPIITR, RUBY TWIST CTTR0N, NECTAR
LEAF, BUTTER OK SPONGE CAKE, -
Which we viii sell Manufacturers prices for CASH
febl6 0CARrER, M'EAT & &c.
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FRESH ARRIVALS.

FUsT RECEIVED, by VESSEL & THOMPSON ..-rrE
ID 20 Cases Claret Chateau AargauE .......l
5 4" LeOVidOS H#
25 f" St. Julien, ...r.-r
10 Leses Ginger Wine,
. IS g French Cordial, a t--
Is q Muscat Wine,
. Brandy Peaches, -....
% - Brandy Cherries, " Glass Tops,
10 i" Corn Starch,
40 boxes and halves Layer Baisinss
gg 10 chess and Black Teas, and an addition
al lot Of Alsop and Youngers Sparkling Aes and genuine
London Porter For sale, low cash prces;ly ~ =
: epgIqtf = ~ VESSEL 4 THOMPSON.
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NEW FALL q WINTER GOODS

,
CTR Az B e n l. u & A =.
EETE are now receiving Fall and Winter Staple
Wv and Fancy Dry Goods, Ready Made Clothing, Fur and
Wool Hats Shoes, Boots and BrOgans Cetngs QUeensWaz
Hardware, etc, which invite the special attention OF ali
Merchants making their stock in this market Il is unHses
sy anything in regard TO selling goods caps
We are reported throughput Eastern cities selling
goods We the charge, and 70 sAPr
time prompt buyers and cash men, that e arc prepared TO sell
gBofsths Fail cheaper heretofore Please and
stock.
beautiful line Of LADIES DRESS GOODS OF every
popular imported manufactured in the United States,
to which invite special attention.
Also have a large stock Of READH-NADE CLOTHING, that
can't be beat in quality, style and eeapnss America
Also, 400 BOOTS Shoes which and will sell
under regular prices
Also 200 pieces Of CARPETING ply, ply, = wool aEia
cotton, that be bought Of us for less than manufacturers
prices. CalIsnd see.
Also, we have made arrangement with one OF the largest i'm
porting houses America for ueensTe by the craes for New
York icbbing prices Call and examine before buying.
Also, Hardware, Cutlery, Files AXES, SC. sc. ...g
Merchants who purchase for cash. and give short notes.
pay them, will hnd house the place for te
Xxx TRACBE & LUCAS. T
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a,z4.- G, ID. BENSON & BEEO., Whole -
q " sale and Retail Dealers in Piano F0rtes IT.
"a g. A. Princes MelOdeons, Buffalo, n. III II IA III n
80 Church and Parlor Organs, Guitars, Ei05 y y
Inceos Accordeens, Flutes Flagoes, f Drums, Tambuo
rines Banies, everything in the musical merchants line
av select OF New Sheet Music; Music Books aud in
strlctoof all Kinds. Orders fem te co1Ity will with
prompt attention. Pianos tuned AeeorsoEs and all e rp
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-Four Horse Mail Coach.

TWyHE only lincoln county running regularly three el
wees andbacS, from Fayetteville % Tullahomai esYng
TuIlahoma Monday, Wednesday and Friday; leave Pay
etteTs Tuesday. ThuEsay and satuEday he mail a
Fayetteville and e ears AZ Tuahou, and for he aeeo2da
ton passengers. j. B. Smith, agent TGilah01a uoo
teams md careful drivers Tie fare through only de553;
iyt-wf JOHN II. TAfBOA
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RrOadWaY HOnse.

TFVIIE above House having been thoroughly -
teftted is open fos me reception q traF- -
elers The proprietor hopes from bis long e7Te fladd
in the business, and his determination 20
spare pains In supplying ms tante sh tls 'sat
DE narEet Affords, and 70 merit and receive 60
share Of patronage -.
n.y Ro,-5sr.. $40
Wsek Boarders, -
WM. ". WINBOURN,
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BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH!


FuyIF ONLY ROTEv which through tickets 20 Washington
can procured. which point we'll as 70 ballnoe3 AZ
Is lie ortst most direct and respect the most RI %
rutr 1t Is the only route by which purchasers OF Through
Tickets 10 New York enabled reach the cities OF
pilsderba al the cost Of ucset TO NeS foFk
orlv thus enabling business and travellers for pleasure or
ai3p to visit four principal CITIES in the Union ior
les cost than can b. Afforded by any other roae ,
And il the only by Eh Through Ilckets can 5 il
10 RIemoud Norf0 NiuChes Frrcks1urgs and 4es
burg Va Charleston, Savannah, Macon, Atlanta, Augusta
Rerkiey Springs and Bedford Springs
Passengers from Nasil take the Stage Coaches OF Carter q
Tonos or steamers t. Cumberland riyers to LOUSY ul'
connecting United states Nal steamers 70 Cl
i or with the Jg.rs1uye Railroad TO lndiaHspolls, Ind =
razs dra-. connection Columbus, OHIO, with tfe Central
Ohio Rarsad Weug. whence close connection hl tL.7
at0re and Oc a r0aI made Washington City, l'sitl
7-,rr p,iIairlnbfa and New York -.. Z. p H. a..a
= Passengers holding Through Tickets from memphis AZ
transferred at Cairo of the Illinois Centred Raj
from thence passing through Terra Hdute Indianapolis Day ION
ana Yeuia Columbus. Thr Daily rBjns leave Columbus at
10 A.. VI 800 ?. NJ and =, p. N.
H. Travellers requested notice that while this Is the
CrV adordu- Through Tickets 70 az the Eastern 1it az
the same rate CHARGED ly other TO AefC lcIt ohkY' u is
also e shortest speedy and direct 70 all the leading points
6m being 100 miles shorter 20 New YORK t y any
oer route There changes II by this routs and
consequently less detention, than ty any other
The read ballasted with broken stone and is entirety
free from dust. ........
For further information please apply to D. G. RUsEy, agent
Nashville Tenn. d " adj. = @ 80
For Through Tickets apply Louisville at The Office Of the
L. s. Steamers 20 the Jeaerouvile Railroad once
Main street, NN ;. McoDoAIfl.
JOHN NJ. SHARP, General Western Agent.
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- 9E3EassEHlz--isls-lEE5ssa@a sHl--ils-lE5s
EACH ~ OWE TIIE ROAD.

nN snd after SUNDAY, July IL 1855, the Passenger Trains
u will run foll0ws H.-
Leave Nasiv e daily at 5 4. NJ. and 1901. N.
Arriving Chattanooga at go p. NJ. and LIS A. NJ. @
Leave Chattanooga at Q A. NJ and p. M 1fF rrgtE
Arriving at Nashville at 80 P, NJ and 8. 10 A. NJ r
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4 COUNTR u -EEDlEE FOR ,s-AIsTl---Fourte'
&. q A. q. BEECH,
ARE NOW OPENING DAILY AT THSIE NEW STORE,
No. u. COIIege Street,

FHNEIR Fail Winter stock Of Dry Gcos, consisting Of the
lE- style. o Silks Travelling Dress Goods etc etc Ia
dies tsesand Chldrus s5el Expansion Skirts together Nl
welt selected stock ol staple and Fancy GHOo0a gen
eraity, Motions, &c. ...... -rr. -r... r ..
AlS agse lot p satin dc LANES and Lace Curtains
and OF Clots OF various styles and qbsliie a OF which, td
are eaerus 81 very Short pr5s cash dealers or to pucna
{. slo1H 81 E-S Il L lE4i- Al4l-1
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DIANOS. .-sWe have received fourteen more
NeR Piano Fortes, from those unrirallei
makers, Light, Newton Bradbury, and Hames1 lI III n
Bros,xAleh make stock very large and desira y
able We pleased to have these Instruments eainei
by ALL whether they desire purchase Ever Piano
sold By u.s. shall warranted every respect
nebiB IN W. & R. FREEMAN.
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FOE RENT.
A NEAT and oomfol

NEAT and comfortable dwelling, situated Just eyqnd 9
"A n. C. Railroad Depot in Hines ADDITION, w. 80
yssif-oes .Sr,,i,- - ". T. B0HDrJR-,
.sg94 No. 50 Chsrry s..
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ATLANTIC TELEGRAPFz SUCCESSFUL
1855. FALL TRADE. 1888

p 1T THE Ne " YORK MILLINERY EJLPORIEJL
% UNION STREET, NASHVILLE, TESN q.
MTRS. DOX LErespecully announces TO the laaies IN
lV Of Nashville, State Of Tennessee, and adjonings
States hat will receive days, from New York, VIZ
the largest and magnificent stock Of FRENCH PATTERN
BONETS we'll the cheapest brought to this city, in
part as follows ff-
1000 FaIland Winter Bohnets, all colors:
$500 Ladies and Misses Brown and White Lgboru BloOefs,
new styles;
500 Chene Fancy Bag Aarebeau Plain and Flower Head
8F Dressess .--I- ..-tHao
500 Ladies' Dress Gaps: .aE
1900 French Flowers Party and Bridal
pOintnents; sl On 51t
1900 Pieces Rich Winter Bonnet Ribbons styles
$50 Boxes White, Red and eoered Plumes. T-a a
EMBBOIDERIES, such Collars, Sleeves, HaRdkercss
Sets Bands, Edgng Chldrens Robes, Waists and Caps
Patent skirts Cloth Cloas Of the most
popular styles, Furs in great quantity, all e from the
Rocky Mountains. .1. u
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