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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-01


FEVE undersigned the following pure LIQUORS.
Wines, &c, which they the low prices on
favorable TERMS and respectfully invite purcha Of those goods
to examine their stock before buying.
Our Liquors and Wines purchased direct through
sell at low gurespossessing tie facilities fatte
ourselves that We can or such Inducements to Cash and
Prompt dealers, as will meet their views.
Brandies, Gin, Rum and WHISTLES,
20 4 and y pipes Fine Cognae 10 bb superior Rye Whisky
Brandies, choicest brands very Old;
Dps % R RSSsipS do do SS 9 Eg poo
5do pure Holland Gin 100 bbIs fine Tenn. Corn
Malt Whisky, best brands.
Wines.
100 baskets and tzs Champagne, 20 do sauternas;
% s H Ha a While: and S q S & sd and p'
. boxes Fine Claretsi 10 do Port '
100 do Table do do do very superior,
Porter, Ale, &c.
% casks London orter, best brands
81 do English and scotch Ae best s. brands
90 do French Cordas, assorted;
% do Brandy Cherries;
10 do Curacao, Mareschino and Absynthe.
Cigars.
10000 genuine Havana Cigars 100000 German Cigars;
choicest brands; 5000 Baltimore Regalas do
Tobacco.
90 bxs Fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco, 7. W. Anderson
i 4 e & & @.s.r.a g:'i Il:
10 boxes fire virginia Chewing Tobacco sutheriand sine qua
20 boxes fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco Chamber FIppeH
Golden Leaf;'
20 Virginia heEng Tobacco "Langhorn Armistead,
No I, Gold Leaf'
10 boxes fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco, 'AIen's;"
50 boxes best Tennes do do.
Also:
IS 4 boxes smit celebrated and Pancake"
Danville Tobacco equal if not superior offer
ed in this market.
With many other articles -onneeed with the business.
WILLIAMSON & CHEATHAM,
ssp9 No. 9, College street, Nashville, Tenn.
Robes RObeS!!
IDE STRIPE and Double Skirt Robes, Of latest design,
in Silk Muslin, DeLane Cashmees, which are very
handsome.
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TEMPERANCE DIRECTORY.


NENNESS Division. No 30 Sons Of Temperance meet eve
~ Saturday night at Temperance Ball above No % oseg
street, near the square 10. " H PESEH' n N W
BE-. JOHNSON, r.
ETHIOPIAN Temple Of Honor 81, every Friday eve
A. 7. BRADSHAW, W. v. T.
". II. MORROW, W. r.
NASHVILLE Temple Of Honor No So meets every "Wednesday
! ~ evening at the same Hall as above
/ }. 7. THURMOND, W. Y I.
/ W. A. WHERRY, W. R.
/ DMUNDDILLAHUNTY Council No 1 Of T. A. & S. TEN.
he same Hall as above JOHN PATTERsoN 81 og "a al
iysl-ly " Il MORROW, Comp NJ, II r y
Rock City Mills T. BAUNAY d co., ProDri
Ors J. E. BAUMAN CO., Manufacturers Of ROCK CITY
FLOUR will pay the highest price for Wheat and
Corn, at their Mills of Line and Cherry Streets Nash
vile Tenn.
Prices of FIOur-FTOm after this date until further
notice, the price OF
Extra Family Flour, 60 so Fine Bran &c
Midilings . Corn Meal, b busbei. a.
articles sold by the undersigned deliverable at aDv la IN
the city free Of charge When selling BY the quantity their rate
J.E. BAUMAN co.
Any wanting Flour, Bran, Meal &e from Rock City
Mills viii fud Order Box at the Post Once and at w. H
Gordon Co.'s waehous where the calls four times
each day. Uulys5l J. z. BAUMAAI & co.
49, Great bargains at No. % Public
SSSAsgs1S Square.-We will offer our entire stock of
goods at cost for only for days. make room for our
ta stock Now is the time for everybody get cheap goods
Call soon or you viii miss the chance.
aug5 c. NICHOLSON & co.
II Look out for limitations of Lea & Perrin,s VVor-
cesteTshire Sauce. See advertisement Of JoHS DUNCAN
9 sons sug9I-dly.
Persian Pearl Drops,
Impart pearly whiteness to the complexion
Persian Pearl Drops,
As a beautifer cannot be excelled.
Persian Pearl Drops,
As a stands unrivaIed.
Persian Pearl Drops,
Warranted not to injure the skin
Persian Pearl Drops,
Sold by 10. G. Brown.
Persian Pearl Drops,
Sold by W. II. Hendersfott.
Persian Pearl Drops,
Sold by Rains & Brown.
Persian Pearl Drops,
Prepared from the original receipt by
augl7-dGm A. E. WETHERILL, Cincinnati
~ Bank OF West Tennessee, at
ssSE-zg11S MEMPHIs.-Ths notes this Bank viii Be
at
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-01

Tho race for to day is for Tie Jocky Club Purse
S20O-one mile heats, three best in Eve. This will
be one Of the nest interesting races Of the week.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-01

LIKELY Negro woman 80 years old, and her children,
~ the Oldest boy the next girl TO- and % on down TO
an infant viii be sold exchanged for other Negroes 70 some
one living in the country and that wants them for their own
and not for speculation. Apply TO ,.,
Gugll WILL Il SeESi
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gEVHERE can be had at R. D. BLUs Plain and Ornamental
Engraving Establishment, Seals for Masons, l. o. o. p
Of Temperance NOtaes Public Insurance, Railroad and
Road Companies, Courts States, &c, &c Also Steam
boas, Post Oce Stamps, Steel Stamps engraved to order Tor
Backmths and Syerhs, fact for all those MANUFACTURER
may wish their hands and address their work
These stamps warranted to stamp Silver, Cold Brass Iron
and untempered Steel without the slightest injury 10 e stamp
itself
Stencils Of kinds made order. Jevely made and re
paired K D. Blu ~ a,
Deade street, doors Public Square opposite the
Republican Banne Once. augl-dNW9m
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COAL sTOCK FOR sALE.
GOLD PEN MANDATORY.

I559sSIss sSZ5A@s@
nv H HDSKINSs So Third street, between Market and
Jefferson, Louisville, KY, Offers the public, Gold Pens
Of bis own Wholesale and rea warranted equal
any made in the country.
GOLD PENS REPAIRED AND REPOTNTED,
Old Pens sent By nail accompanied 50 es IN monT
stamps, viii be repaired and returned b. mail.
h5l4-d&Wg
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N<-F&2 Bank OF West Tennessee, at
SSS1=4gz1S MEMPHIs.-The notes OF this Bank will BE-
redeemed a he Union Bank Of Tennessee Nashville Iwdw
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FFNENNESSEE Division No Sons Temperance meet eve
~ Saturday night at Temperance Ball above No 50 osegs
Street, near the square. TO- W. BROWN, 81. D. W. P.
W. B. NANCY, NJ D. W. A.
B. &. JOHNSON. r.
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RATES on PRODUCE FROM
Nashville to Memphis.
Wheat do Bushel. "a
Flour do Barrel. 90
Tobacco In hhds. per 100 rs a
The above special Produce take
date Wheat Corn be charged rates.
shipped in carloads; say Wheat bushels Corn $40 bushels
and Flour 20 barrels per car. CHAS- ". ANDERSON,
augO General Agent.
FRUIT CANS.
UST received and Tor sale at lowest rates
% 200 dozen Artiurs yellow Clay quart.
$50 do DO do quarts
600 do Tin Cans, all Sizes
auge1 J. ". WILSON.
o. SMITEsLAND, PADUCAH,
elsaE+5-l Louisville 81. LOuiss and elsafes4F
- " eHys2is Regular Rack-asEszzs-H
cts, leaving Nashville Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays
Thursdays Fridays and Saturdays Al III o'clock A. N. The
splendid passenger Steamer
WinneI0nlxa, Capt. H. G. Matheney,
viii Nashville Mondays and Thursdays 10 o'clock
A n. The light draught passenger Steamer
Cubas Capt. James W. Hunts
will leave Nashville Wednesdays and Saturdays Il 10 O'Clock,
A, NJ. The light draul lt passenger Steamer
Blanche Lewis, Capt. ,. L. Batemams
will Nashville Tuesdays aHd Fridays at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
The above are first Light draught passenger and will
leave on appointed days, making connections at
Paducah with the ai Packets for the places
For fre ght or passage apple on board or to
june "a A. HAMILTON, Agent.
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The Splendid light Draught Passenger Steamers,
JOHN GAULF, j. II. BUNCE, Master
TEMPEST, d. G. PARR, Master.
above, alternately, every TUESDAY evening at
O'Clock, Louisville and all intermediate points,
Meeting Louisville with .. SNAIL Packets for Cincinnati,
Wheeling and Pttsbur Through Receipts given for freight 70
Eastern cities, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Merchants
and shippers rely these boats leaving advertised For
mar9l II H. HARRISON, Agent
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Bill PaPer.--A large lot Of BIZ Paper Of various s1
and qualities, iust received By ie30 y. HAaAN.
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ENDMUND DILLAHUNTY Council No Of T. A. & S. Tenn
par meet on the l Thursday evening in each month at
the same Hall as above. JOHN PATTERSON. G. Of C.
RO. LAPSbEY, S. OF G.
II. H. McALLtS TER, /. Of G.
jy3l-ly W. II. MORROW, Comp. R.
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HARPER,S MAGAZINE AND DICKENS,
u II HOUSEHOLD VFOR DS, for October ast received
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-22
HOOPS.

a lady conea ont In the Newbarypor: Herald in f..
yor of hoops. She talks, too, like one every way
competent 20 speak write upon the subject indeed
and opinions which causes them to walk directly into
the affections Of every reader. Hear her: !.
Don't call u bear, readers, nor throw away this
paper in disgust for not abOrt to Join oar bro.
TIER knights Of The quill in their crusade against GRIN
o!iUe, but, Don QuiIote-lke, we will espouse the
cause Of distressed dansels, though face Il
frowning world" We hereby add 90 article 10 orr
confession Of faith. We believe in hoops Mind, we
say hoops, plural numb-r. Deliver us from that sbo.
nnsblr single, hocshead hoop. which many ladies
wear about knee high showing its entire shape
through Jingle himsey skirt, dragging down by its
weight the dress 20 the ,hape Of cone, while the
part Of the skirt below the hoops asps, winds and
reels around it in every wind that blows. Not much
Improvement IL the addition OF one or two other
hoops unless they are graduated in size according to
the height OF the wearer. and covered by skirts %
suticent thickness TO hide the skeleton than which
nothing could be more hdeous, uness it We're q ver
table skeleton from the grave yard.
The only skirt that looks uniformly graceful lie thai
made of series of rattan, whalebone brass hoopa
extending from the wss; TO the feet, gradually ncrea
sing in size with that graceful swell that gives TO the
dress tins airy contour Of blue bei preserving thai
golden in regard to circumference that modesty
and g-od taste will ever dictate. The hoops in this
skirt should be 50 near together that they will lose
their individuality, and make no sign" underneath
the thipnest dress; for herein lies the advan
tsge and whole philosophy Of the hoop movement
nssmuch ss IT allows one skirt TO give that fu!lnes
and grace which he's hitherto been atainable only b,
| hsli-l.dVz n.
After all, the genuine crinolne is tho thing. which
as ts imports, ia kind of hair cloth, which, b.
its own innate virtue, without the aid Of hoops, vii
preserve its elasticity aud Inflated character, wihou
the awkHardness that at times insepsrsbe from it
humble imitator. The expense is the only objection
TO its general adoption, which, for the ladies' sake
| we hope may be soon removed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-22

effort to defend TIE stage iraceahie III my oEe PH
al the book. ,, ~,
ive AZ. rot ourselves great play goers; and ore
vsrv ..lanrn yeen within The walls OF lhee're-
ntvsr. indeed except when we have good reason 20
uk ths, the intellect will find treat sufficient TO
comnensn,e for n headache But We hate fanaticisiri
in ali th;nas. end more especially That too common
and ipdiscrlminate fanacism which condemns a
whole profession for the OF some o! ts mem
hers, and rejects highly intellectual amusement;
which NAV, and often does, have tho highest moral
teaching. because If some blemaEes which the h'i
taste of the public itself has forced upon The dramh
The fondness Of that public for all that is s'ey aeci
the stage "a well az the literature OF every per'oo,
but thank Heave en-, purer feeling Is sprlnginS uauc
gradually Gne!oratng both.
Foulness, which onfe would have oeen peFus,a ny
even tie virunus without the blush OF either sha'ne
or Indignation il now driven into the dsrk haun's 10
which only il is congenial; and p!sys, which we onr
eeves have seen received with applause, before tii!s
head was white, would now drive one hait Inc huui'
ence from the theatre Such works that now under
view must do much to promote this import ant change
and by showing actors themselves thar they are 'c
lowers If high and ennobng calling, impress thei,
great responsibilities upon them and purify more anu
more the stage itself. Still there can be no aouo'
that there are many who include tue stase, DRAMA
ac,ors and actresses toguher in ope harsh ana
iny pronunciation, and If it be tho otJecl OF "lwlh
Roses a. perhaps it is, 10 show that periect purify
of mind and heart is compatible with the profession OF
tho stage We can only say that the tale, The ssnti
ments ard the author, all establish that good moral
alike.
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= a. r. Z - = .
From tie Baltimore Ainerican.l
80 HNyY.yY


RsEA 1T is WE'LL.
~ste@ THE LAST uoRrs OF WARRINGTON
4, There lie quiet over Ternnn'shi%,
4 deem repos. atou; the sacred scene,
A beauty void of pride, that does not chill
The heart. but makes II calm ssrene;
The silence Of the dsath-bed st!!l is there
Offoots,eps hushed, Of monrners on the tlsl'
or eyes that watch the cold deathhnser uaee
Eternity upon the Chiettsins face
And those tew words, the last that from ia" ieA
Rave sei;ied on the landscape like a tpehn
Hill, wave and forest bresthing-lti 10 well.
Calm as ,hs warrior heart that sleeps above,
Potomac roll. i,s clear blue wave below,
And ON i:s breast the white winged vessels move
Homewa ard or ou,w ard bound they go
Yet ior a moment pausinG on tbe wing,
4 LIGHT cloud starts beneath, anu seems 10 cliDg
Apaipat the bow-then hits Toward TIE sun
And the deem music of :he Tribute Gun
Floats DER the wave and wases the quiet dell
s.p.acs 10 Inv sIeeper, Verncn"-such the swell
a voice Is felt in answer-l; Is we'll.
And ye. the HERDS tomb is dark with age,
A stately ruin is the mansion home;
Wh.t should have added beauty to the page
And in completeness bound the mstchless tome,
Stands as the E-:ing in Belshaz1sr's halls
The Meme, Teker' Of Columbia's walls-
Weighed and found wanting-recreantt to the trust
Freedom bequeathed US in our Hero's dust
And yet We boast he has brighter cell,
A filter for his Own great soul to dwell,
Our hearts! a loving naiion!-lt is well.
The voice of woman soft and low but clear,
Speak. in the land; Hope spreads her wings anew
All is not iost when womans smile and tear
Lend to a cause a sunlight and dew,
To ssve his home from ruin and from oiieht'
Who drove from ours oppression's darker night,
Demands an interest whoever Pleads
Who shall refuse when woman intercedesf
Speed on the mission tina. SO haply fell :.
Mid hearts 30 warm. Gcd aid them soon TO tell
To list ming cara and anxioas-It is well.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-22
NEW YORK DEMOCRATIC PRESS.

III. sivpifcant fact that in the great State o! New
York, epery Democratic paper uithin ITS borders, so
far az s can discover sustains toe President OF the
United States in his recommendation to Congress for
a speedy admission of Kansas under the Lsconpfon
able when it considered that the Democracy OF that
State has been for so many years fear!uy distract
ed upon the question of negro slavery; Indeed 50
much had this vexed question become liked element
of dscord oxr ranks there, that we mad long since
despaired Of anything like effectusl or permanent
univ of action. Blu; now, since the entire Demo
cratic press present united front, and are deter
mined 10 stand by the gres, chief who holds, under
Providence the destiuss OF this glorious Union. it
affords us the assurance that the rsss OF The Empire
Stste-the everlasting Dsmoc.acy--wil, to q niau.
stand by James Buchanan a. they stood by Andrew
Jackson. We feel confident in the belief tia, the
great body Of the people Of this State now under.
stand aud fully alive 10 the great doctrine o. non
Intervention ss embodied in the kansas.N-brssts
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For the Enquirer.
THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.

Messra. Editors:-naving learned from various
sources, tbs; i: lie reported in The judicial estrct in
which Richard Logan, Egg. and Hunte. Marshall.
Esq. are candidates for the succession TO Judge
Laig5, that Mr.. Marshall was once Know. Nothing
allow lne upon authority which no one will question:
to ray that the report is utterly untrue. Mr. Marshail
was once by the Know. Nolnnss appointed Vice
President of their Council, but declined the appoiht
msnt saying that he was not connected with the Anne
ricen the Know. Nothing or any pary recognised as
surely duo tn both Of the candidates. and doubt both
Of them desire hear; that nothing contrary to Jus
tcc and truth shall be done OF said in the Canvas
The writer of this is one who never has been any
thing ese than Democrat, as The Editors q The En-.
Guirer knor. lie gives his mans tn the Editors and
il properly asked for they give to any one pro-
pery demanding ii under the circumstances
DEMOCRAT.
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he Enquirer.
A VIRGINIA ARTIST.

psrsons visiting Richmond on the 22d Instant, who
have taste for satusry and the fine arts can have
that TASTE gratfed, by calling at the studio Of that
tine, native OF Richmond. In his roons, at the
corner of Ninth and Broad streets Immediately over
rho stors of Messrs Valentine g. Son, may be seen the
sdni.able and lifelks busts of Gov. Wise Mayor
Mayo, Sir. Mordecai, and those OF the father and
brother of the srs, in plaster aso one OF hs father
in MARBLE, in process Of completion, The works OF
ills young artist will well compare with those Of oder
hand. and hands, and are evident iudcatiors Of the
sure fame that awaits him, when his innate talent
'''''' W A EIsITER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-22

f.r nnIy.rir-d "p-ep-r. and su,riier.," the Whole
showing to rcs'srfity srepubIcan mods OF deciding
great questions. hr. :, ;s
We would speak Of the matter graysiy' nu' II VS. Is
too grave; too Notifying; too Illuminating. we
carnot hear TO think of il, in it's effects upon our
national good name, and, above ALL npon thar, ~nich
IS involved therein, The cause of liberal pslhcpnss
throughout The world. We sea no hope OF inip.o.e.
nen Single fights have increased to fights OF aIzeDs
now long will it be before these will 'we 10 heh'' u
thousands, and often of thousands.
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------------GIRD GARDEN SEEDS,
NETARRANTED FRESH AND GENu!NE-s0tt
w WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, BY WIN. Pa

LErIccE-Royal VIZ.
iIesi; Ice; Dumhrai. W..
Cop; Brown Ouch; Cl..
India or Cape.
MEL H-Green C..:r,.
Pine Apple Nutmeg.
WATER TELoS-Fine.. ~.
SAsrrRTIUM
N rsrARo Black a.:
White.
OSIoS--Silver skin; W..
Portugal; Yellow agi Re.
ORRA.
PEAs-Extra Early. E.,'
" May; do Washins,o..
Frame; do Charlton; Dyr.I
Blue prussian; DO Marrow
fat; Bishop Dwarf Pr9..:.,
PARssIPs-.LO Smoe
French; Guernsey.
PARsLEY-Curled.
PErrEn-l.argc Be-. =
Bull Nose; TomstO shsp.:
Cayenne.
PrMPE!y-Largc Yelbs
Field.
Observation-Disclosures. h
RApprsH-L.ong Scsrls
Short Top, Scarlet Turr:
White 30; Yellow do; l.ss.
Salmon; Black Spanish
SALs!Ff-or Ne;e'a
Oyster Plant.
SrISAcH-ROuud leAy..
SQuAsI-Enrly Bust p I
ToaATo-Darge Red /. s
Yellow. Egg. !.
TuRsir-Esrly nga:
do Red Top; Large W.
Norfolk; White Globe; Rec 4
Brga; Dale's Hybrid. E
HERBs--Ann.se Cs-
way; Thyme; Cor!sE:s (
Lavender; Sweet B9 {
Rosemary; Sacc SURE
Savory, Swee, Madc,.c
Bene.
and other Flower Roor !
'ctea Flower Seeds.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-22
sUPERFINE CLOTHING.

IN OW being offered Al extremely low PRICES, 70
~ out the Winter Lots on hand. Cheap Tor G.
the motto, and purchasers would do well To call 10.
BROWN COTTON SOCKS.
Heavy, stroag. ana assorted in size at 81 per tri
SHOULDER SEAM SHIRTS.
The various sizes needed, and for sale cheap. o.
quality; perfect in shape, and warranted Ia ever!
I! :ular
COATS, PANTS AND vests
For Drcss ar Business purposes. Who will buy ~
OVER COATS AND RAGLANS.
OF the latest styles, at prices to please.
GROSHONG, TUPMAN &C
Enh Main ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-22
AspARAGus-White Giai

HeF ANh"N > " '''h
ACKNOWLEDGING Globe
BEAN s-i.argc Lima
Small DO Red Cranberry
Scarlet Runners; Broad
Windsor.
SNAP BrAss-Early Vel
low. six Weeks. DO Mo
hawk; do China; do velea'
,!n-; do Hall Moon; Reiu,
gee or 1000 20 one, kec
Cranberry.
BEgr-f.arly Blood Tur
nip Rooted; do Yellow do;
Long Blood; Whi;e size
sian; French sugar; MangeI
Wurtzcl.
BnocoLi-Pur7ie Cape
White Cape.
CABBAGr-E a!ly York;
Large do: Early sugar Loaf
do Rattersca; 10 Oxleart;
do vanack; do Eonparcil;
Flat Dutch; Drum'head ;
Large bergen; Green Curl
rd savoy; Drumhead Savoy;
Red Dutch for Picking.
CAuLIrLowER-Esrlyand
Late.
CELEaY-Whitc Solid;
Red do.
CARRor-Long Orange
Early Horn AItr:nsham;
White Field.
CREss-Curlcd or Pep
pererass.
CucumpEa-Ea:Iy Frame;
do Cluster Long Green;
Long Green Sou,hgatc
White Spine; Ghcrkin.
CoRS-Early Sugar, do
Tuscarora, DO Yellow.
ENpIvE-Grcen Curled.
Eco PLANT
KALE-S!bcriGG curled
Rape or Cole.
LEEE-Larce Scotch
Hyacin,h. Tulip, DHhiia,
large assortment OF well Sc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-22
NEW GODD--EAWi.Y SPitINl.

1NHE subscribers hrr r"reiv,n; New Goods
Il steamer. Their stock Is almost entirely Z
Fresh, and with the constant addition o; wha
and Desirable in the market, they can iuyt. the
ni buyers with confidence. Amongst those us.
are Pain Black silks. ui the beet quality
Muslin and Lace Sets. in vuriery
More OF those Ve"y Cheap Collars
The mos, approves lIoCps, Curs.,s, &c.
in heavy Goods they have
Beet Striped OznaburSs
Heavy Manchester do
Brown and Beached Sairtings and SheCar.
Best Family Linens, sn.e,ircs and lowe..
Feb PRICE s. WA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-22
FOR THIRTY DAYS MORE ONLY,

Nt'Ii-IO
NV .shHl con,nu. to sell OF oar stock ior
w days, Mt great reduction on cos. tor - '.f
ton Of them w. particularly invite the a;,er
cush buyers; they will find great saving rnssir
purchases for Spring Immediately:
100 pieces Bleachnd Domest,cs, a. ut 6,c per g
La-gc stock OF Cotton and Linen Sneeiinss, j
Table Darrnsks and Napkins
Black Ap-ccss, Bo.,baziaes and Black Chailie'
Black ard GoIorrd Dress Si.ks, lower than the!
imported, eScn ut this time
Winter Dress Goods. n, prices that nobody csE 0;
We snail put on sale, on the lO,h instant, our ,
Lawns, Iaconet and Organize Musl!n. Bersge De
Beragcs, Barsgc and Organdc Robes and SUNNI
Linen Drill, and Ducks, nnl Goods for Boys We
Rich Lace Sets, very low
Cioaks, ShnwIs and Scarf. withoa: regard U
value !" j.. PERKINS q
Feb 10 NJ al, Eagle 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-22
BARGAINS, NAliEtIS>.

A X. PARKER & co, successors IN PAR
M MO & CO, will continue to sell'asea'
their old stand, No. l43 Eagle Square. where nj
at all times wall selected stock Of tho choice
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOoDS-s
arc the following:
Cloihs, Cassimcrcs and Vestings,
Black erode Rhine silks,
Black Figured silks; fancy Dress s!!h'
Bombaziacs, A!pacas and Mousel!nrs,
Rich Lace and Muslin Sets.
Do do do Collars
Gent and Ladies' Linen Cambria HG'
Hosiery,
Table Damask, Damask Table Clo.E'.
Napkins. Doylies, Towels, ,x
Brown and Bleached SEeeiings aud sn-'
Furniture Dimi,y, &c, &c,
All Of which we will sell very low
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-22
a No. PERUVIAN GU.NO.

At REDUCED PRICES.
'EsHE agents OF the Peruvian Government =
=. duced their price Tor GuaIo, we are nor
shipped. md will soon be Ia receip:o; our spnt:
from Baltimore, OF the stamp 4 and inpr!ne o..
are now prepared TO make engagements tor ef!
ry Mt reduced prices mud on the most favorable y
We have a'eo on hnrd about 20 tons patagoh'.
OF the cargo received las, Fall, and "A MeAicsa 2
ths best quality and at the lowest prices.
Fnh % Richn.a-