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A despatch from Fort Leavenworth, dated
2Sth ult., to the st. Louis papers, says, we'll
grounded reports are in circulation, to the eff
feet that Gov. Denyer intends vacating the
gubernatorial chair soon after the election in
August. The reasons which prompted his Ex-
cellency to determine on such a course are not
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j. H. HARvEY.-Our city is frequently vi
sted by distinguished strangers" but none
more valuable than the gentleman who heads
this paragraph. He has been with us so long
that his distinguished" mark are visible in
all directions, presenting good fits. neatness
and symmetry. Hereafter, a. will be seen by
"a card in to-day's paper, he may be found at
the fashionable clothing store of w. III. PERRY,
on Union street.
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1an- SAKE has written another poem; the
subj ct, LOvE-love ma ternal. patriotic, phil
anthropic, sexual, conjugal, Platonic, roman
tic and Divine; and, as these varieties admit
and require, the treatment is sentimental,
heroic, pathetic. humorous aud satirical. He
rtcited it recently in New York, and kept the
audience i'll "A roar" all the while.
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HAHs,--For a good, sweet, and tender hams
we commend those fine sugar cured hams, put
tp in this CITY by J. DOYLE Il Co. We have
been using them for several days past and find
none better, and appreciate them more fully
on account OF their being of home prepara-
ton.
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SUGAR LANDs.-It is stated that below Point
Coupee, in louisiana there is one broad field
of sugar-cane covering thirty thousand acres
There are rows four miles in length and as
straight as an arrow. At one point the travel
err can count fifteen brick sugarhouses at one
glance
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n wanted immediateIy. 10 900

49, men 10 engage in the sale of the most
popular selling Books in America. Invalids mechan-
les, farmers and teachers, wishing To travel will ind
this very profitable and pleasant business enabling
them to the country and make money at the same
time. Agents in the business clearing from
$500 10 81 800 per year For full particulars, and a
list Of Books, address H. NJ. RULIS0N, Queen City
publishing House, l41 Main street, Cincinnati, Ohio; OF
, living East, ID. RULIsGN, Philadelphia. Pa
Sent. 2l.-ly
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Commercial.

DAILY PATRIOT OFFiCEl
NASHVILLE, July 9th, 1855.
COTTON AND Nothing doing
in these articles.
WHEAT-We hear of no change. Buyers
are still offering 65c. per bushel for prime red:
and 75c.for white, early delivery.
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TT We learn from the Fayetteville Journal
That fifteen miles of the railroad track from
that place to connect with the Winchester
and Alabama road is ready for the cross ties.
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Soda EOunt.

WELLS, HOOPER Co. inform the lovers of Soda Wa
ter that they have received and have in operation
of the Nichols celebrated Soda Founts, entirely
patent, and the most complete of the kind
ant Their assortment of syrups is inferior to none
the city aprl2
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Gs5H The two hundred acres of the Mt. Yer
non estate purchased by the Ladies Associa-
zion have been surveyed, laid off, and accept
cd by the officers of the Association.
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Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI, July 1, 1858.
CHEESE-The market has been active during the
greater portion of the week and the receipts sold
Oily at 6597c but at the close the demand was less
active, though prices unchanged. Received dur
ing the week, 936 boxes and exported ,i23 boxes.
CANDLES AND S0AP-rhe market remains dull,
but prices steady at the decline noticed last week
We continue to quote Star Candles 1Sc full weight
Opal do at l5c. and Tailow. pressed, at IL ~
Palm and No. Soap remain at Sc and extra at
exc
FEATHERS-In demand at 42c r fb.
HIDES-The market is firm, and the receipts sell
quick at our quotations. We quote Flint 12G9I4c.
Dry Sailed 11912c. Green Sailed 65z6D7c and Green
SIC.
changed Sales 40 tons Ohio hot blast Pig SGT p
ton usual terms Bar continues dull at 21sG234.
LEATHER-No change.
OILS-Linseed remains steady, with a fair demand
at 6566c. Lard dull at soc for No. l. and zoe for
No. 2. Taow is dull SC.
WHISkY-fhe market remained steady at Is ~.
until saturday, when prices advanced to 19c and
continued the ruling price until the close.
NOOL-Ihe market continues quiet There no
buoyancy in the trade though dealers take about all
that is offered at quotations. large proportion
of the wool in the interior is going into the hands of
merchants in payment Of debtS There are not more
than one-fourth the number of cash buyers from the
East that in the country last year this time
The consumption has, it is estimated, fallen Off fifty
per cent in consequence of the stoppage OF machine
ry. The annexed quotations indicate the present
range of prices nearly as can be ascertained
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Stop the Rascal.

StTOLEN from my StIbie Saturday night last
- DARK BAY HORSE, Is or 10 hands high, heavy
main, and thin tail which incnes a little To one side
h1s a hitch up in his pace. will give IS dollars for
the recovery OF the horse so dollars for the horse
and thief. JNO. 5. PErWAY.
Nashville iune 2o-2w
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ca The splendid residence on the corner OF Dead
rick and Summer streets is for for the baianc,
. { the present year Apply at GLOVER X Co.'s tx
once, or TO TRABUE & Lucas.
mayl5-u
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Steamboat and River News.

AkhlN Id
July 3-Cuba, Paducah.
Acacia Cottage, Paducah.
Ella, do.
DEPARTED.
Cuba, Paducah.
Poland. Cincinnati.
Dunlicth, do.
3-Acacia Cottage, Paducah.
The river is rising fast with 4 feet
water on Harpeth Shoals.
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To Nervous Sufferers,

retired Gentleman having been restored to health
in few days, after many years OF nervous suffering
wilsend (ee) to assist others copy Of the prescrip
ton and supply of the remedy, receiving a
stamped envelope bearing the applicants address ID
rect the Rev. JOHN II. DAGSALL, lss Fulton street,
Brooklyn, MY. aprl3-trw-s
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TsN. r. WILLS Home journal advertses circulars
FINISHED gratis explaining the reasons why IL requires
gentleman Of accomplished mechanical genius" to
erate Wheeler aud Wilson's Sewing machine, and
Thy 50 many excellent house Keepers can not do
l. tcb22-I
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G3- See advertisement headed Wanted TO
hire, a negro woman TO nurse"
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New YORK, July 3-No tiding of the Tele
graph feet.
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COMMENCEMENT OF THE LITERARY DEPART
MENT OF THE UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE
At the annual commencement held on We'd
nesday, June 30th, 1853. the degree of Master
of Arts was conferred in course upon
FRANK MARCHBANKs, of Tenn.
The degree of Bachelor of Arts was con-
fired upon
FRANK Nancy, of Tenn.
J. E. SAUNDERS, Of Tenn.
J. w. THOMAS, of Tenn.
And that of Bachelor of Science upon
c. w. Brown, of Tenn.
ALUMNI SOCIETY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF
NAsHvILLE.-1he annual meeting of this So
ciety was held in this city on Wednesday
evening, after the commencement exercises,
and the following officers were elected for the
ensuing year,viz:J J. NJ. LEE, E O., President; R.
G. FOSTER. ST., T. 7. SMILEY, j. L. BosTICK, f.
w. GREEN Vicc-Presidents Il. w M'GAvoCK.
Secretary A. V. S. LINDsLEY, Treas.
The Hon. VIM. YEKGER, of Jackson Miss,
was reelected TO deliver the next annual ad-
dr. -, and Ie following gentlemen appointed
q Committee of L. v.tation and Arrangements
w: J. NJ. LEE, Egg T. T. SMILEY, Esq, and
r. W. M'GAvocK, Esq.
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MisrellaneouS.
A CARD

u - "A N d.
HAVING sold our entire business to Mr. Alexandra
Il Delisser, We wish IN this manner return our
sincere thanks TO friends and customers for the
LIBERAL patronage hitherto bestowed us and 10 So
lcit for our successor a continuation of the same
All debts due To our late firm will be collected by
Mr.. Delisser his authorized Agent, who is alone
empowered TO settle the same.
je23 LYONS & co.
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Dp Grlegrapb.
Arrival of the steamer washington

ST. JOHNS, July 3.-The steamer City of
Washington passed Off Cape Race, yesterday,
with Liverpool dates of the 23d.
News unimportant. Cotton and provisions
dull. Breadstutfs dull, nominal. Consols
95s(995a ex-dividend.
Dallas is satisfied with the English arrange
ments on the cruiser question.
A large fire occurred In London. Loss sew
erai hundred thousand pounds.
1t is rumored that Druyn De L'Huys will
succeed PellisSier.
Cotton. sales days 10000 bales, of which
SPECTATORS and exporters took 5000 bales,
eisier but unchanged. Manchester advices
favorable but little enquiry, weak Rye and
Corn dull. Flour very dull, sales unimpor-
tant. Bacon heavy; declined Lard 54s(954s
cd. Sugar heavy. Coffee quiet, steady.
HAvANA-Capt. Palmer Of the Bark Paese
has been liberated
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River news.

River News.
ST, LOUIS, July 3.-The river is stationary.
The upper Mississippi is falling with SIX feet
water to Dubuque, and feet ON the lower
rapids.
The Illinois is receding.
The Missouri is rising rapidly,
LOUISVILLE, July 3.-Five feet water in the
canal.
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Dr.. SAMUEL GILBERT.

FTER absence of several years, engaged in the
IA successful prosecution Of his profession, especial
ly IN the cities of New York and New Orleans, has
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year ISIS b Eugene Dupuy. IN u. cisrl.
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS.

NATIONAL AOTEL.-B Calef. NY: r A
Gibbons, Nd l. PATERSON, Va; Col N SPen.
Hall, dol Mr. AHl, do; ID Z Digges, do; Jas.
Giddings, do; AJChaPlin, Tenn; Mitchell and
Iami,ys pc Mr Page and family, Va; Burnett,
do; W h Joley, II Y; T PauItney, Mo MD; 'Joy y
Morcy, Nh; Hon } Jewe,t and family, Ky, c
WOODS, Cal Col Stone and lady, Mass; Cal
S well, Pa; Eeisrt, do; ! Rievss, do; c z
smith, doi McCalister jr and family, do; Miss
ki,sam NY; Rhodes, London; 3 Murray,
NY; Peasants, Pa; Taylor, NY; s Lam,
tam, Beaufort w Farr, Pa; n Coieger, NY;
r II Moore, Ny; Kipwirb, Va; Good
win, Mass; II Briggs, NY; N Campbell, do:
N Loyats, do; w n Duncon, do Claop. Ny:
X W CiapP, Ill; Chas Ripley, NY
BROWNS HoTEL-T r Steiner. Md: N
Manwany, La; Capt Jones. USA; re- smith,
Va; Nj and MIS- P-epton, do; Mrs 9 Carr. Nc
Hon j Lane, Orn; ] ID Osborne and lady, XIV; q
SCarPenter, Ga; w Fl Colman, Tenn; g w Cool
Texas; Mrs J. Matthews, sc; Miss Ker.hsn DO.
DIR Elliott, do; T Eversneld, Md; Mrs bow
man and sister, do; Clarke, Ne a; w Mer-
IAN, LII wilkins, Pa; E Burrows, do; E r
and lady Pa; Mics NJ Kennedy do; Mis- Gen
Green and sister, Texas; Mrs Bowling. Va: Rev
Gordon, HID; c J Jenkins, do; r w Ryon.
Sanford, do. WI
UNITED STATES HOTEL H b Holmes,
Md A z Heusman, do; w o Merrill Pa: w =
N Enc NY s. Sargent, Mass; Hafling, DC;
- W. StrlDIlny do: w TX
Waksr, PC White, Va; W Coleman, do;
X n Pratt, do. W
SHERWOOD HOUSE.-Hon Green. Mo:
Dennis. Use w Jones, DC; Ii Biting
Geo. Mr. Norris, Pa; Redheld, Ny; n 4
Waller, do.
WASHINGTON HOUSE Capt Darling.
NJ = u,;,, Hess, Pa Lane. NY; + Martin, g.;
Mlliiams, NY; Williams, Mass; l. Rich,
ardson, Miss; 3 Album, Va
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OPOSALS FOX SHAFTS.
Y. 8. CAPITOL EXTENSION


WARRINGTON, September 70 b, 1883
SEALED Proposals. will be received at this office
furnishing. on the grounds Of the EItensioS of the
Capitol, one hundred Shafts for the columns Of the
The dimensions are as follows:
One hundred shafts, including the upper torus of
eighth inches 10 height from the bottom of said
toIgs 70 To- the TOP 81 IN, the upper astragal.
to be three feet seven and i've eighth. inches e the
diameter OF the shaft above to be three feet, and at
nches and the diamser Of the upper as,ras.i to be
two feet eleven and seven eisths inches These are
o BE- Ct ss Ss5
and to be free from Oil defects which would make
The above shsfta to be- Of white American marble.
IN the exterior Of the Capitol Extension, which
Every proposal should be accompanied with a
block at least one cubic loot in size, az . speomsn
ntted to proper chemical and meehap,caI tests be
fore being accepted for the wOrb.
the marble will be delivered. and should be accom-
panied by a written guarantee, signed by ono or
they undertak that the bidder or bidders viii. II hs
or their bid be accepted. enter into with
the comp elton Of the work Gndertaken said guar ar
nnss % pc ~ the SshSste Of the
triot Attorney. Navy Agent. or some oficer Of the
general E2yernment or Individual known to the En-
are able to make good their guarantee. 'A'''
me United Sss,es reserves the rig ht to reject any
Proposals will be received for furnishing the shat
ethsI in single blocks blocks Of less than
four feot IN length and the number of shafts offered
IN single blocks or In pieces, respectively, should be
Proposals will be opsnod in this Office a. noon Of
the 4th December next, IN the presence of bidders
Who may choose to he pTeaent.
BY order OF the Secretary Of War:
Capt. of Engineers,
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NJ TEETH.
DIR. srEEpHhENN B j 7 7 X
OFFICE ls8 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Three doors from l{tk street.

he can be seen at all hours, at his ONCE. -
experience Of fifteen years. practIs =, with Gid
the large number Of PATIENTS and great variety of
enable him to surmount any dificMty, scientific or
otherwise, relating to the Teeth. His own expert
the Proiesslon and especially Drs Harris and and
h. Parmy, has led him, long since, to discard al
Pecha india Rub as sna s
S Sr % s and
resble substance that can be worn IN the mouth AZ
was mo,t o1nouslvely shown BY the last American
Although he fatte-s himself from his long resi-
known to his ., A. anu he
TESTIMONIALS.
From ths Tate Rector Of ths Charek Of EpipAaxy,
Of hts city:
DR.. STEPHEN BAILY: Dear Sir-I desire to ex =
press my esteem tor you personally, and my ooni-
denoe in You as superior dentist. The operations
hope that you may receive the psironsss from my
friends and the PUBLIC that your skill SO well de-
'' Wilmington, Aug a s. is S''' FRENCH
From one Of sAs oldest firm, 4. Bal,irr0v.-
Msssrs. Boggs, CotnsaR 4 Co.
Having employed DIR. stephen Baily. Surgeon
Dentist, Of w eshington city, to execute for me an
to my entire satisfaction. and view ofthe fact that
one OF the most distinguished members of the Den
to perform the same Work N sa,i:seoy + sves M:
great pleasure to express my entire confidence and
high estimation Of his profess skill.
Baltimore, Jan. 10, 1857. HARMANN BOG6S.
Extract from note ysestred from the late Hos
yoka M. CIaytoa.
The teeth you made for ne Work ID @iIaSiy s no.
thing could De better JoiN fmsf X. dI.24roN
To those seeking relief from the maladies of the
teeth, can cheeriully recommend DIR. 3. Baiy SIS q
superior dentist He made set OF porcelain teeth
for one of my family and plugged several teeth for
myself, and the work has all stood well for more
than ten years. ROBERT T. NIXON,
Apnlls, 1855. Va. Conf M. Z Church South.
We, the undersigned, having had oocssIon to avail
ourselves of the professional skill OF DIR. y. Bslly
Surgeon Dentist Of this city. or having been cogni-
zant OF his operations on our families or friends, take
pleasure IN expressing our admiration OF his arts
skill, as we'll as the uniformly satisfactory manner
In which he performs the most delicate and difficult
operations IN Dental Surgery, and We respectfully
recommend him to the confidence and patronage of
the public, OF which We consider hlni emineItly
worthy. -.----- -
Thomas U. WALTER, Architect U. 8. Capitol.
THOMAS MILLER, nj. ID of Washington, %, C.,
b. y BoHRKR, NJ. ID. OF GEORGETOWN, ID. c.
N. 3. LINCOLN, nj. D.. of Warrington, ID. C.,
Jos III. BRADLEY, of Washington, D. G.
GEORGE WALTON, Ex-Governor of Florida.
WALTER LRNox. Ex-Mayor of Washington.
HENRY BALDWIN, u. 8. Patent Office,
&C: WIsHT, Principal Rittenhouse Academy.
feb s0-H
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EVENING STAR.
THE OLD TURNPIKE,


We hear no more Of the blinking hoof,i go 81 B.
For The s.ss ms IS 1uis. The world,
And the Old pixies left to.die. - '.-I0 2.
The Srsss oreeps DER the finty path, III .
And the stea!thy daises steal -
Where onoe the stage horse. day b. dag.
Lifted hrs Iron heel.
No more the weary staxer dreads , .....s-..
The toll OF coming W orn ...- IN. ID.
Nc more the busting landlord runs
At the sound Of the schoinE horn,
For the dust lies still upon the road,
And the bright eyed children play
Where once the olatterins hoof and vhea
Ratified along the vsy.
No moro do We hear the cracking vhis,
Or the strong wneefs rumbiiuk SQUAD;
And no the water drives US on,
And an iron horse 10 found!
The cosoh stands rusting in the yard.
And the horse has sous hi he plow.
And the steam king rules us now!
The old turnpike is pike no more,
Wide open Stands the gate;
We have made Us road for our horses to stride,
And We rSe at q flying rate;
We have filled the valley and levelled the hills,
And tunnelled the mountains side, ---.
And round the rough orag's dizzy verge q.
fesriessly now We ride. d. = $50 '...- ...
On on With naughty front,
A puff, q shrek sad bound --... ...
While the tarcy echoes wake too late
TO babb.e back the sound.
And the old pike road is left Alone
And the stag seek the pov:
We have circled the world with an iron rail,
Ana Inc steam king rules Us now.
- rs-5 81 = fRSsia.d Coxrier.
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-
ID. A life Of leisurs and life OF laziness are
two different things.
III A sermon Of four words on the vanity of
earthly Possessions: 'Shrouds have no pockets {"
III The population Of Cincinnati In 1891 was
S,s5ii the city now has population Of DIS 900.
III The Village Blacksmith, picture by Her
ring, has been sold for seven thousand dollars.
III The French government is endeayoring
10 promote the cultivation Of cotton In Algeria.
III Il. 6. Buell. has recovered 81 $50 damaqes
from the New York Central railroad for personal
injuries. ...-.
the Legislature by the Republicans Of Portland
Me. - -
III During October the coinage at the New
Orleans mint amounted to 1871 Isl, and the de-
posits 10 $751; ,994.
III Benz. F Gibbs has been appointed an As
sistant Surgeon in the Navy, vice WYATT M
Brown, resigned.
10 Last year the canals did not close, finally,
until the 18th of December. The prospect Is that
tney VIII be edmany days EARLIER this year.
u The commissioners employed in running
the boundary between Virginia and Tennessee
md the line 30 crooked that they have all become
crosseyed and subject to fts of vertigo.
III An unknown man on board the steamer
knickSbocker, committed suicide on sunday
night, when In the vicinity Of the Highlands
by jumping overheard.
IL An event Of curious character occurred re-
cently on the Boulevards Of Paris. Count Alton
hao oooked wager at the Jocky Club that he
straight line to the Madeline, a distance of four
miles. Accordingly, at two o'clock In the night,
When the line Of Boulevard was deserted, and
NOT soul abroad, the members Of the club wit
messed his start, and followed at a proper dis
lance he had q cane, and poked his way well
enough lu he came to the intersection of the Sc
oastopol Boulevard and that of Strasbour1 Here
solution Of continuity occurring, and the foot.
pain on either side failing to guide him, be hes
itard, and losing the points Of the compass, he
terminus, losing his bet, which was thirty thou
sand francs. 'Ao1
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Through trial OF many ears, and through eyery
TORAL has been found to AFFORD more reliefand to
more cases OF pulmonary disease than any other
remedy known to mankind. Cases of apparently set
tied consumption have been cured by II, and thous-
s9ds Of sufferers who were deemed hey ond the reach
Of human aid have been restored 10 their friends and
usefulness, to sound health and the enjoy ments on
life, by this all powerful antdote to diseases Of the
lungs. The dry hacking cough. the CLASSY eye, and
the pale thin features OF him who lately iusty
and strong. whisper to all but him CONSERVATION
his vitals and shows its fatal symptoms more and
more over all bis frame. He 10 taking the CHER
RY PICTORIAL now; il has stepped his cough,
his appetite retnrp. and With Il Rs .Isn9b
dart which pierced his side broken. Scarcely auy
neighborh mood can be found which has some lIv.
E s50Rsy ss ths ", e he Ss,, 9 61s
perishable renovn. But its usefulness does not end
here. Nay, 1t accomplishes more BY prevention than
cures are the seed which would have ripened INTO
dreadful harvest OF lncurabie diseases. Influenza
Group. Bronchitis, Hoarseness. Peurisy, Whoop-
Cough and ali irritatons Of the throat and lungs
taken In season. Every family should have IL by
them, and they will lind AZ invaluable protection
from the lnslduous prowler which carnes of the
parent sheep from many fock and the darling lamb
Authenticated evidence Of these facts, With dreo-
tons for the treat nent Of each comp amt NAV be
found IN Ayers American Almanac, of which we
publish three milhons and scatter Them broadcast
over the earth. In order that the sick everyvhere
may have bef9re them the information il contains
DrusEists and dealers IN medicine generally have
remedies, prepared by DR. j. G. AVER, Practical
Solfb By z. D. GILMAN, Warrington, and by n.
COCn, AlsxandrA, and BY eli dealers everywhere.
R9MtkND's MA0CAss4R OH y sI9BY
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ELEGANT CURTAIN GOODS.

M
CLAGETr & DODsON have the pleasure Of
informing all IN guest Of any kind of Curtain Ma.
terial: that their stock OF every thing appertainng
to that Kind OF Furniture is now complete in al
that IL novel and desirable. all of which thew arc
cling very cheap.
They have now in stock
Elegant Triple width French Satin Broekatelle. all
Elegant double width do. do.
Do. embossed Rept de Lain,
DO. do. EtOf de Afrique both new stvIea
Do. PLAIN and striped Rept. very pretty and
Embroidered Borders and Bands Curtain in broad
. Cloths, very new and recherche,
Kept dc Lslne la extremely rich oolors and bo, ders
. 10 match-these are rich in the extreme
Rloh Satin LANES. in entirely new styles, very
reasonable, wy
Rich Damask Lame. same style, very cheap.
Three GASES superb embroidered Lace and nj usIin
UndeIcuIians. all new, at prices from 8 / so to
40per window -
Also, rich sentrr and side Cords and Tasses And
Gimps to match. and COrniees, Side Bands And
Pins in Flowers. F. uits. and unique designa
Werespectfu ly invite all in vant of Curtaina In
to be az low II not lover than any of the same
can be had In any OF the Northern cities
Also, just received, the latest designs from Paris
for the construction and hanging Of Curtains AZ
represented by lie Garde Trouble. to which We
arc subscribers for the benefit Of our GU toIners
no cost CLAGETr UODSON