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University of Nashville,

d ROTATIONS commences in the III srary Department;
II on the 25ih inst, previously advertised.
The Surgeon IN aeBdancc, Or. K ason. PryfassoF
IN the Medical Department. authorizes the Faculty
nounce that Students return with safety
College % any ther portion Of the State, naGnueh
the Ty phod Fever did not ginats the premises aud
has ccuFsd with weeks. The barracks have
been several weeks unOcouPsd have thorouEhy
renovated.
Ihos8 statements made because various unfounded
reports have been circulated regarding Sickness suspen-
sion, Ge calculated 20 prevent The return Of Students
b. order Of the Faculty.
Ian2s-u B. r. JOHNSON, Sup't.
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OPINION OF THE JUDGES AT THE LATE
MECLLA NIr.l Ell

the late Mechanics Fair hell the CITY 1fNashviIs
"A IN Oci0Oer io3ls The Judges appointed examine
tcles In Class $40 II, GEovEH s. B-KEEs sewing STA.
chimes NO. loi, SnaEEs-AfepOrt pom the prfmcIa
pal points and men 4 ths Two mdcuiis as fl1gTgs
The machines are both Two thread machines Thar s usu
Two separate threads fOr making she OBJ E8vFs
q BAEER using the thread from Comalaem auooFs
with two Needles; and that OF aIyGEsrs using one
spool and one needle tle other hsfaI WursuE
Pin imclOsed la a SauTlic, and, Boo DO opinion az
ne committee is best adapted 90 fiIe CIuthiu sad
dlerys &c.
HE GROVER & BAKER as the Least CompIfCaf-
ed Machine ~ samds Of con re. easier mana
aged advantage Of using sROOIs without Re-
winding, and, van tue exception 0 Cue l1lrE sad
osry o-c 10 the opinion OF t1o C0Bnlr- best suit
ed for Family use.
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IN CHAECFRY AT LEWIsBURG,
NOVEMBER RULES 1857.

LEROY l. FuFmeTUs. FOss0u
7 appearing % the action Of the CLERK and Master
from me a cations Ia compliments bril-, the defsn
dGnt kOssoa5 Is gnOarcsdel Of The STATE Of Tennes.
zee that the ordinary process o. law be served
upon hers It's therefore ordered thai publication be made
D. the Nashville Union a1d he RsDIaer abhsd
On me cts o. Nashville and Stale e IoHnessse, Tor four
Weeksn succession, requiring the sgid o. appear AZ
tie next term OF TIE JLanJey Court be holden In ths
town Of LeWa6urg on the lt edLesday aer The 30 Nom
day iu February ncN and plead dsmdr % com
Panaus bli the will be taken for confessed and
se Tor harns eX pane. true copy This gan Der
1851.
R,K. KERCHEvAL, Clerk and Master.
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Earn1 - sale.

THE subscriber Offers bis valuable Farm for stle contain
ng go acres, nearly 40 q which are cleared ard IN
good condition. Is is about niles E0rth-Woi Of Pari-
good nei gd3ofh0od and Near Ia Iron Hanks road.
n not eod e. private sale By the 18th q FebrnaI I VII
isn3s-Tgi 4. q. MOCK, Paris.
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THE superior ana lf-at d,,r.l.. -.
II ans frsight stsarssr m 4 = sr .-AS -
oUEREIr Master, win Tasrs ~. $50 -
an inerF1e iidEs ports. On TIT r. n 4 & -.
the a9ta irst, a l9 ocooE. F,r s-.irks ~ 49,, -, -
beard, o. 20 10y -Ff'f -
iaa23-,d 4. 9. HARRsoN, Agent.
REGULAR BURKsFTT.T,F AN = = u = = a
PACKET, LOOKOUT.
". SINS. ....... -. ... -
WILL leave a. 4 RfFufar PACK E.r ha,.-..-
W this Portland R0Wena during the ssauon fIs55 II
she = one Of the fastest bqs1s o. The river. nrd
passengers will dad her comfort abe In erarv
jaR25-0
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Flower Seeds By Mail

Twenty Choice Varieties for One Dollar.
UHE subscriber respectfully announces that 10 supply
want that has been greatly By AmasuFa Of Flowers he
he has purchased from Mr.. r. Biss Springfield Mass
assortment Of his Flower Seeds which have been found
and known In every Stale OF the UnOu, be OF the
NEST reliable Characters make tbs folio FnF extract from
Bliss Catalogue, that may that sell them az
exactly MS prices His seeds embracs only
own raising, Dot selections from The best English, French
and German flower They sold about half ths
price that Hover seeds have before commanded in this mar
ket.
Ihave sslseisd out Of ny large eooa Of aoWersseds
the most beautiful and snowy varstes each distinct
in color and calculated produce effect when plant
cd out Ia beds groups in the weT border had
each variety distinctly marked with the Botanical En-
gish name height time Of Towering, color OF flower,
manner Of growing, whether erect or trailing, &C. the Tine
shouo be sOWn, and other valuable hints its cuva
ton. In selecting these Y8reties been careful 20
exclude all which shY blOOmars an Insignificant
appearance that she collect viii comprise
which are really snowy and handsome, and which believe
would u the entire satisfaction any LADY
ueman Whe might be disposed 10 order them he Collec
ton viii be sent free BY post any Pa Of the country
the following prices;
Assortment 70. 1. Consists Of twenty choice varis-
Ties OF Annuals..-.. .s...... 81 90
No Consists Of twenty choice Varie-
ties Of Bennials and Perennials. ....... I 90
No. 8 COnsts Of ten extra fns varieties
Of AnnualI and PeTenRial5, embracing
many OF the new and choicest In Culu-
uOn..ss - -..s. I 90
No 4. Consists Of i've very choice varie-
ties, selected nom Prize Flowers OF
Eugi'h Panses, German CaFnauOn,
and Elcotee F1nka, VsTbsnas; TTadunt's
Pr nch Asters ard Double HOllyhOeks,
each Of which are sold at twenty-five
cents slngly .s.s / %
Persons In ordering will please give the numbsI Of the
Assortment. "Reminiscences be de in bank bills
ALRX MACKENZIE,
laD28-u haahVflle.
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$1,000

Ihst mo Gtoyer Blk Family Sc cling Machine max.
Ing ne Grover Baket stitch, is cp-b OF producing work
Of mueh greater strength and durability, the kinds rs-
CURED 10 Dc done plzratous and bv flmiss5f ne
southern states than t Z. NJ. Singer 0ranF other sbu
Machine or any ether Kline OF machae or svic5 fr eB
nov In use or ever Invented n United states or F7
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$1,000

That the Grover BaksF Family Sewing Machine. maxi
ing me Grover & baEer stitch, viii lasH ars work
In twelve hours, oflhe kinds required ID b. done la l.b
families and with much less labor, and lt o. run long
81 Uh Ives expense AID care than BE- Singer or s1v
other SHUTTLE or any Sewing Machine how r a or ever
invented. 20
Ihs money ls now on deposit On he City Bank Of Nash
vills and this proposition is open b. a AMI said a1v
ore think that he has good o. better sr ID I5r ~
TIE uses and ends for WI ch The Grover a. B a- Machine Ii
designed and recommended shah bs pleased 8 frys h
produced for Toe 7utle pus iu question 90 be decided
by seven disintsfes-et, petsnL two rom rgis
Two ron LouIglala, and LLrae lElm Lau.e..e..
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.

Prepared from prescription Of Sir J. Clarke, H. D.,
PhysiciaH Extraordinary TO the Queen.
ThisiRvalusbe medicine IS unfaing in the Of al
those painful and dangerous deasss 70 which the female
constitution is subject II moderles ali and removes
all distractions, and speedy may be relied
TO MARRIED LADIES
It is especially suited. It will, in short time, brRg the
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle price doar bears the Government stamp
Of Great Britain, TO prevent countsrfsis.
CAUTION.
Tess Pills should Be taken hg females dariHg he FIRST
Three Months Of Pregnancy as they are sure 70 bring
Miscarriage, bit at any other time tAey are safe.
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal affections pain in the
back and limbs, fatigue slight exsion palpaton Of the
heart, Hyeercs, and Whites these pills will effect
when all other have failed, and although powerful
remedy, do not contain rOn caOme antimOny, anyhh
hurIul to the constitution.
Full directions accompany each package.
Sole Agent for the United States and Conada.
JOB MOSES,
Late /. G. Baldwin & 90,
Rochester, NY.
n. B-S"O and postage stamps enclosed TO any author
ICED Agent will insure bottle Of the Psby return mail.
Sold wholesale and retail BY Beuy DemOville and G.
W. Hendersholt, Agents for Nashville. dsod&wIy
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copy Daily Courier one year when sonl BY
POP LA r CIR Owe
MALE HIGH SCHOOL.

p" Hill 1-'AoON CODNAIs TENN
Hs first on Of thB Institution viii open on The arst
Il MondAy IN February next. under the management OF
a. Wiun NJ atd J. L. Cary, A. H.. lale Professors OF
Mathematics anu Languages SrelbyWlle University.
Inc building large AMI cOmmOd0us, being capable Of
accommodating tW5 hundre Students located on he
Turnpike leading from Thune JoTdau's Store, about two
miles norm Of the latter place, in pleasant healthy aud
mo nesn0orhaodi where neither groceries any other
Influences tending 20 lead yOung aray honor ard
recude' can DO found. The Trustees expect % charter
hs school, to employ none best Instructors thus
0uiq up permaaant Institution high grade, and vel
worthy the patronage Of an enlightened public.
Tuition, IRON s 10 SO per session cf ave months.
Board, from 10 s. per month
Students charged rom the time Of entrance. No deduc
Hous except for sickness
For further particulars, apply TO the teachers or 10 W
Alis6n Secretary JAS P. ALLISON,
Jan ly-W3L President Board Trustees.
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IN SENATE


TUESDAY, Jan. &c, 1858.
PETITIONS.
Mr. REID a petition to create the seventh Chan
Gerry Division. Referred.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Mr. JONES from the Committee on Education, re-
turned House bill to establish Oak Grove Academy
as a branch Of OVerton Academy, andrecommended
its rejection.
Sir DAVIS from the COmmtte on Internal Improve
ments, returned the bill, to amend the charter OF
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BEST REMEBY FOR TOOTH.ACHR.

BEST REMEDY tUk IUUIH-AUHE.
drop Of BsAss's ARorc LINrMEET put into the
hollow Of aehng-toolh will quickly relieve tho sufferers
agony. Its pensra.ive property great instantly
reaches the the pain, and drives the inflammation
from the throbbing II the face be swollen ono or
applications the LHmenl will remove tho swelling
by causing bad humors TO be absorbed and driven or
Therei longer any occasion Tor sufferers from tooth
ache passing sleepess nights agonys BHAess ARorrc
LNHEST affords speedy relief and may be obtained al any
respectable Drug store. -d&rmvI3
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Auction Sale d HIeproes.

FB will sell 10 the highest bidder on SATURDAY next
W January 30 1873 ST the Court House gate, Negro
Woman and her two children. She splendid house
vani-Wel qualified The children are very likely. They
entorsed and payable IN bank.
ian23-td ROVD a CO-
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$1,000

That the Grover Baker Family S8r8z sfschfa. max.
ing me 6fnEer q Blker stitch, Is capable 1i acluu shla
much greater variety Of work. sueh required on 5
Aiobs ana families "a ne soutleru States lIag Che b d.
Singer any other shuttle Mlchin. H-.r H.el
for sewing nov In use or ever iavo' g 1r H1 &c.
or Europe.
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$1,000

That the Grover & Baker Family SEWING Machine max
ing Tho Grover Baker stitch IS less comp lrss ess-gr
run and managei than the L. N. Singer aus 1hsr shuttle
Machine now IN uso invented m tus United -tatss
or Europe.
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Mr. st. JOHN corrected the report Of his re-
marks Of Saturday, and his position on the Kan
LeeOmpton Constitution had been deliberately re-
jeetsd."
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Female College,
McMIENVILLE, TENNESSEE.


The Institution Supplied with superior Chemical
Philosophical Apparatus Maps, Globes &C, aardng every
facility for the study Of TIE Scisn :es.
The Institution Is situated point remarkable for IL
heathuntss and good society and s accessible BY Rail
road 70 the whole South.
With the advantages enumerated, and having large
well arranged College Bltldiug capable Of accommodating
rom three 10 four hundred pupils, Trustees feel CONF
dent ma the ms aon not Oh iH but will receive
increased patronage.
GO o. c. sMARrT,
SeI1 Board OF Trusses.T
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$1,000

4 PropositioH to the HapsHtors Or Vendors Of anu
Seeing Riehils N the Csi'sfSats or Europe
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The President publishes in the Union his procla-
nation, declaring thst the agreement entered into
vita Denmark, 10 discontinue the Sound Dues has
gone into effect. By this convention, the free and
uninoumbered navigation Of American vessels
through the Sound and the Belts is forever secured
The United statesag to pay to the government Of
Denmark once and for all the sum ofthres hundred
and ninsty-three thousand and eleven dollars in
United States currency, If London, on the day when
the said convention shall 90 into full effect.
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sIOO

That be sewing done By the Hrog8r sarer Fsrly
Sewing Machine making the Grover r--sle d ~
liable 70 rip If thread or stitch be or broken tal no
l. NJ singer any other shuttle M1shIra or ana ebrr
Europe.
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MILKsICKEEss.

Mr. JONES called up his bill to protect stock from
nHbsieb providing that where persons in the State
have built fences to protect stock from Eksck any
person.eaving said fenceor bars down. or gate open
shall be fined twenty-five dollars
Mr. MUNDAY moved to amend by adding; that
the sum Of $500 be paid by the Governor out Of the
Treasury Of the State to any person who shall dis
cover the cause of mIEsicFHess.
Mr. GOODPASTURE moved to amend the amend
ment by adding: that the sum of $500 be given to
any person who may discover the cause Of hydro
phobia in dogs and other animals.
Pending which, Senate adjourned until 90 g. N,
tomorrow.
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.snate took a recess until 2 P. NJ.
IN SENATE-EvENING SESSION.
Part Y. Of the Code was passed on the third

rrrRODUoTIOz OF Bills.

TIE BANKS.
Mr. Speaker BURCH (Alr McDougal in the Chair
offered resolution as follows: Resolved That the
Attorney General Of the State be and he is hereby
directed to institute Judicial proceedings against
each and every bank in this State that shall not on
or before the first day Of July, 1858, resume the
payment Of specie on its issues at the place or places
where made payable. Lies over
Mr. BURCH introduced a bill to regulate Banks
and Banking providing that from and after the first
day Of January 1853, no bank or branch bank in
Tennessee shall pay out any bank note not on its
face payable upon demand at the place where paid
out. Passed first reading.
Mr. DENTON offered resolution 10 hold night
sessions on every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
nights. Lies over.
Mr. DAVIS called up his bill to amend the law in
relation to Trust Deeds; which passed the third
reading. Yeas Is; Nays 0.
Mr. BULLEN called up his bill to incorporate the
Presbytery of HOlstOn; which passed the third and
last reading.
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Inc between the counties q

bill 7s) to change the line between the counties Of
Union and Knox
Mr. WHITE Of Knox objected 70 this bin referring
to memorials against It, aad &c compromise Of he
matter which was effected ct the last session Of the
Legislature. He Was informed also, that the bill
would reduce Knox county below the constitutional
limit He moved that it be passed over informally,
especially till this latter fact could be ssceTaned
Mr. BLACKBURN stated his information Of the
matter based on the letter Of his friend He did not
object to delay.
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UNION AND KNOX.
The House now took up, in order, Mr. Blsckburn's
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i've may judge from the zone Of our exchanges,
ths people are growing FESTIVE under the failure Of
~ r.-ietsre 10 o1ort eo7,o -boiogo,,s -sf,r-, IN
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wEAKLEr CIRCUIT corar.

cousent) the Senate amendment to the House bill
(3G7 fixing the times of holding the Circuit Courts
in the 10Th district with reference to the County
Of Wetkley, was taken up and cOncurredin.
MEMPHIS, CLARKsvILLE AND LOUISVILLE RAILROAD.
On motion by Mr. DAVE, (by unanimous cOnsent,)
the House lookup, considered and passed the second
reading Of the Senate bill to give further time Of
two years to the Memphis, GAINESVILLE, and Louis
vile Railroad Company to bring themselves within
the provisions of the act of February II, 1852
On motion by Mr. TURNER of Sumner, the bill
was then referred to the Committee Internal I'M
provement
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Mr. NEWMAN entered his motion to reconsider the
vote Of this day rejecting he resolution for the ap-
pointment Of an Assistant Clerk
BANKS AND BANKING.
The House now proceeded, in order to consider
the Senate amendments to the House amendments to
the Senate's bank bill 49, and Of the amendment of
the Senate TO the first section having been read by
the Clerk, viz: inserting these words agent per
son corporation, licensed or chartered to do
bankngor brokerage business, shalt be permitted to
pay out for circulation the note Of any corporation
or association of individuals which has not been
chartered by the State of Tennessee &C. in lieu of
other words stricken from the seventh line Of the
first section.
Mr. DAVE made an Intellectual motion to postpone
the further consideration of the subject till the first
day Of July next-yess so, nays H.
Mr. R0WLES moved that the House adhere to
their amendmen posponing resumption till the first
day of January, 1859
The yeas ami nays being demanded, ordered and
taken on this motion, resulted-yeas q, nays %
as follow:
Ysas-Nessrs. Algee, Anderson, Beale Bently
Benton, Bicknel Bullock, Cooper, Copeland, David
son, Davie, DOdsOn, Dunlap, Estes, Ewing Frazer,
Cannon, Griffith, Hamilton, Holmes, Keeney, King,
Lloyd, Nancy, MarIs, NeEbern, Randolph, Rouls.On,
Renshaw, Richardson Roberts. Rose, ROWles, SChmit
tou, Shrewsbury, Smart, Stoval, Turner Of ROane,
wilson, White Of Hamilton, White Of Knox, and
zelton, Caldwell Carter Of Carter Carter of Hardin,
Dobson, Fulton, Golladay, Harvey, Johnson Laekey,
Lamb, Low, Mickey, Newman, Saunders, Senter,
Thompson, Turner Of Sumner, Williams, Wood, and
Speaker DOnelsOn-25.
So the House adhered to its amendment
The next question was on concurrence in the Sc
cond amendment Of the Senate, above recited
Mr. BEALE suggested that, the bill had been
printed there was understanding of this amend
nent.
Mr. THOMPSON had compared the printed bill |
with the Senate amendments, as they had come |
down without eDgrossment and was unable to sup |
ply the manifest discrepancy, and removed to trans
nit the bill again to the Senate, with request for
explanation.
Mr. BOWLES showed that all this difficulty was 4
\ merely clerical omission of the words no banks"
1t the beginning of the Senate amendment
Mr. THOMPSON withdrew his notion
Mr. DAVIDSON. The explanation Of the gentle
nan from bradley would make the reference in one
clause to banks, brokers, &C. and in the other to
banks alone.
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Louisville Weekly Courier
FOR Is SIS.
INCREASED ATTRACTION
PRIZE STORIES AND FARMS.
THREE SPLENDID PRIZE sTORIFI

This old estabshed AID popular paper will sppear on the
lst Of February, IN beautiful Nav FPR mazda
especially for il In New York. At The time viii be
The publ cation of
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-03-13
NEW FALL AND WINTER DRY
GOODS

CTEWART g. CO., respectfully an
~ nounce to their friends and the public
that they have Just opened a new and beau
tiful assortment of Rich Dress and Fancy
Goods, to which they invite the attention Of
purchasers. The Stock consists in part as
follows:
Dress Goods and Embroideries,
Rich Silk Robes of new styles and patterns,
do Striped and Plaid Silks,
do Byadon and Brocade Robes,
Plain Poult de Sori and Glacia Silks,
Silk Robes de Aquilla, an entirely new article,
Rich Black Brocade and Armure Silks,
Plain black silks of every quality,
Rich Mouslins and Cashmere Robes,
Plain Mouslins and French Merrinos,
Rich French Worked Collars and Bands,
Rich French Worked Sets and Sleeves,
Cambria and Muslin Sets at all prices,
Cambria and Swiss Embroideries,
Infants Worked Capes and Bodies,
Rich Embroidered Hdkfs
Lupins black Bombazines and Mouslins,
Black Tamese and Alpacas,
Black Mourning Silks,
Black Merrinos and Worsted Satin Dechene,
Black and White Grape Collars and Sets,
MISCELLANEOUS,
Black and Colored Cloths and Cassimers,
Black and Colored Silks and Vestings,
Heavy Sattinetts and Tweeds,
Fine W hitney and Common Blankets,
Heavy Druggett and Baize,
White and Colored Flannels at all prices,
White and Colored Canton Flannels,
Tickings, Kerseys and Osnaburgs,
Bleached 4 brown Shirtings and Sheetings,
Servants Clothing of every kind,
Black Fancy Prints in great variety,
Cotton, Silk and Worked Hosiery,
Irish Linens and Linen Sheeting, all widths,
Beached d brown Table Danask.
w. p. STEWART 4 co,
oc 3-ts No. 25, Main ST.
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Dry Goods.
DRY GOODS.
Is L o o ID G 90 ID e. G o.

DRY GOODS.
B LOO d G GOD & G o.
ARE OPENING
THEIR FALL STOCK, 50
EMBRACING
One OF the largest Varieties ever
offered in Norfolk,
CONSISTING IN PART OF
" Splendid Silk Robes,
Splendid Robes L'Quille,
Beautiful Bayadere Silks, rich colors,
90 Chene g
Rich Plaid Silks,
Bayadere Silks-heavy, at 81 rs,
Plain Colored Silks, pretty colors and
Rich Robes in Cashmers,
IS Merino,
Beautiful Robes A'Quile, =.
Robes DeChambre,
French DeLaines in most beautiful de-
signs and colors,
Ducals, in all qualities,
Figured and Plain French Merinos,
Rich French Calicos.
g and Mouselins for Children
very pretty,
quality,
Black silks in every variety, and al any
Pi lCCs
MOURNING, ITALIAN, &c.
Cloaks of the latest Fall styles,
Velvet and Moire Antique,
Cloth Cloaks in full assortment,
Drab Cloth Cloaks or Busters,
Rich Chenille Shawls, from $500 to $780,
90.
Beautiful Figured and Plaid Wool
Shaw]s,
Stella Shawls and Scarfs,
Brooke do do do
Chenille Scarfs for Neck,
White.and Colored Grape Shawls,
Fine Thread Laces and Insertings,
Lace Collars.
Lace Sets,
Beau fully Elnbroided French Sets,
A new article in Marseilles Sets,
French Worked Collars,
Cambria and Muslin Collars ct all prices,
With every article embraced in the En-
broidery department.
Embroidered, Hemstiched and Plain
Hdkfs.
Colored and Black Bordered do
oct 3 BLOODGOOD 4 co.