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Liter from Nczteo.-New Orleans. Angus,
o;-Dstes have en$received here from Vera
croz to the 2eth Julksand from City Of Mexico
to the 9Th July.
Gen. Zualoga wastnhrching on San Louis Po.
tos'w with hve thousand men. Other troops wero
concentrating to march against Marque.a, Mira
mons troops were concentrating at ReRenesa-
Tor. 1t was reported that a grand movement. OF
some Kind was on foot. Miramon had issued
manifesto IN which he promises to protect the
clergy. declares in favor Of dictatorisl govern.
ment; asserts that i, is the tradition al policy Of
Mexico TO guard against the United States.
Minister McLauc was at Truxillo. Only the
skeleton Of the treaty had been sent TO Wash
ington-t was not signed. Juarcz declines
signing the treaty without the approval of the
Mexican Congress.
The authorities of Tchuantcpcc continue to
annoy the Tehuantcpcc company. The mails
by this route will probably be discontinued hoon
From Wcrico, California and Orcgon.-Ncw
Orleans, August 5.-lIy an arrival to-day we
have advices from Minatan TO August Q.
The Mexican Courts are seizing the Tehu an.
tepec Coinpany's property for trivial debts. The
chief engineer, Mr.. Slden has come Oh her. to
avoid imprisonment
MiraInnn now fnvors the clergy, il is said
A conspiracy has been discovered which i'm.
plicates several of his confidential officers.
The people of Upper Mexican California have
made the offer TO Juarez to overthrow the pre-
sent government in the lower part of that State
Which had lately declared it's independence pro.
vided certain privileges are granted to them In
the event Of their refusal, they too will declare
their independence.
The California gold mines are prospcring, es.
peclally the quartz mining region.
New Indian difficulties have broken out in
Southern Oregon, for the settlement of which
the Governor asks for more troops.
NORTH Carolina Electon-Ralegl, Aug. A.
There is large gain here for the Hon. L.. OBJ
Branch, Dem, for Congress, and his election is
indicated by returns from other places
: In the 1st district. at S o'clock, Shaw, Dem,
Tor Congress had only 80 majority. Ills election
is doubtful
At Weldon-Shaw, co. Smith, 54 Returns
Indicate a Democratic gain. In Nur,hamp,on-
Shaw 30 ahead, and Rich Square and Martins
TO hear from.
ST Louis. August 2.-Tn The country election
yesterday, the Republicans were successful by
largo majorites.
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60 M M z r CT AL

AnnEvlLLE, August 10 1859.
C"ttom.-None offering. Would bring from II
to l cts.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-08-12

Notice to Bridge Builders.
WILL attend at Milford's Mills on Tbprsd, .
Il the 25th instant, and let TO the lowest bid.
der, the repairing of the Bride OH Rocky River.
A. j. CLINKSCALES, Com.
August IL, 1S59-l5-2t
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CHARLESTON. August 8, 1885,!
Cofton.-Thc cotton market was firm to-day,
with sales of 500 bales. Good mi,ldling to mid
ding fair l2s TO l29c.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-08-12
SUPERIOR osNABURGs AND KERsEys

We were shown u few days since by Mr.
JOHN McbHfpE. the Agent, lot of very supe-
rIor Striped Osnaburgs from the we'll known
manusactory Of JAMES G. GIDDEs & Co.. Co
iuHo'a; xhey were of every variety of color,
and patsh. and would equal any similar fab
Elcs OF Northern Manufacture. These gentle
men are also manufacturing very superior
stripeo okerseys-specimens Of which may be
seen by calling on Mr. McBnyDE at the Post
Office. The Messrs. GIBBEs d Co. ore large
consumers of our cotton and wool, and their
enorts III the cause of outhern manufactures.
entitle them to the liberal patronage of the
puonc. Their manufactures in quality and
price present strong inducements to our plan
ters and merchants, who would do we'll to call
upon the agent before purchasing elsewhere.
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New YORK DRy Goops TRADE.-ADvAxcr IN
pElcEs.-Thc New York correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Inquirer writes:
The dry goods trade the past week has been
quite active. and with the upward and ntlvanc.
ing tendency in raw material prices are buoy
ant for NIL descriptions Of cotton goods The
announcement that pence had been established
between France aud Austria had a tendency to
advance prices on the other side, which also
had beneficial influence upon our market, aud
holders, in view Of the light stock here, eener.
ally insisted upon full, and in most cases high
prices.
The fall season bids fair TO be an active and
profitable one, as prices for most descriptions
must soon show an advance. MS the supply of
factnrcrs are busily engaged on contracts
which will keep them employed for at least
three months to come.
Brown sheetings are in demand at 81 81
for heavy, and ~ o ~ for light ditto In
brown shirtings fair business is doing at II
for light, and ST for heavy, with good export
inquiry. Bleached shcetings and shirtincs
have been active at full prices, with large sales
for export. Drills are in good demand for
shipment to China. and with a reduced stock; !;
prices are firm at 81 Sc. for blcachel, and
10Y II for blue. Cotton fiannels are in brisk
demand at slightly higher prices. Printing
cloths are scarce and frmer, with good in
quiry.
In all other descriptions of cotton goods the
market is firm, and prices generally tend up.
ward, with good demand. Wooden goods
are IN good supply. and with moderate in
quiry prices remain steady and unchanged
Cassiiners and Satinets, however. have been
sold at slightly easier prices. In foreign goods
there has been fair business done, and prices
remain about the same, although they are still
higher than those ruling last year this time
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The UNIVERSITY OF TIE SoUru.-We are very
happy, as will doubtless be great number Of
our readers, says the New Orleans Picayune,
to learn, that under the active and energetic
management of Rt. Rev. the Bishops(Polk and
Elliot)of Louisiana and Georgia, the General
Commissioners Of the Trustees to canvass for
subscriptions, some S340. 900 of the required
S50O.00O have already been obtained for the
commencement Of this great enterprise. This
amount is almost daily increasing, and there is
every reason to warrant the assurance that
within very few months, if not weeks, the
entire sum will be made up. This ss4O. 900
has been subscribed by some fifty or sixty ind.
viduals. in sums Of from 1000 to 10000, a.
mong them the last named amount has BEEN
subscribed by Ex-Governor Henry Johnston, of
this State. Several gentlemen in Louisiana and
in other States have signifed their intention
3we understand, over and above their. liberal
subscriptions, to provide the necessary funds
for the endowment of professorships, when the
proper time for arranging the work ing of the
institution shall have arrived
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DIED. on The 9th instant of Dropsy, OLIVER
CLARK, youngest son Of j. w. and ANN T..
MORRIS, aged two years, seven mouths and
twenty days.
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A SOUTHERN N ABoD.-Col. J. A. 8. Ackin, of
Mississippi, is about erecting a private resi-
dence at his plantation, opposite Red River
landing, which is designed to cost $3.50. 600
$l26,o00 more for the furniture and furnishing.
The following is the plan of this immense edf-
6ce: The style of the edifce is castellated
gothic, with a frontage on the river of 1854 feet
on tho two side wings of lO4 feet, and centre
compartment of 220 feet deep, surmounted ed by
lofty and beautifully proportloned tower.
The building will contain fifty rooms, exclusive
of closets, bathrooms. ward-robes, ETC., spaci-
Gus and amply provided with all the modern
improvements IN comfort and elegance. All
the walls of the building arc to be double, with
tho passages inside.
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SiAssAcRE OF EUROPEANS IN BoRNEo.-A cor
respondent has forwarded to Nessrs. Finley &
Co. Glasgow tho following intelligence:
1--WE have the greatest regret in informing
you that We have, ny tho arrival of the Dutch
Government steamer Ardjeno, from Banter
masting, on the 2lst inst, received the most
disastrous tidings regarding the coal mine es-
tablIshment of Kalungair, which has, by some
accounts, been entirely, by others only partly,
destroyed by an insurrection among the native
subjects of the Sultan Of Embarrassing; but
saddest of all. the whole of the European EN-.
Ployees have been brutaily murdered, without
leaving one to tell the tale. The tragedy was
enacted on the 18th of the month, and attend
ed with horrors not exceeded by anything
which occurred even at Cawnpore. The par
ticnlars you will find described in circular
addressed to the shareholders Ly the directors
OF the company.-Renforcemen of troops are
being sent in all haste from this and Samarapp
with three or four steamers, which, will no
doubt be sufficient to restore peace and order
in The country, and we trust may arrive in
time to save the remaining Europeans at Ban
jarmassng and neighborhood. The cause of
the insnrrection proceeds in no way from dis
like to the mines. where the greatest peace aud
con tentment have always prevailed, but to a
!ong-brooding disaffection Of the natives Of
tbanJormasslng to their new Sultan, who had
been maintained on his throne mainly by the
protection Of our Government, contrary to the
VIII OF the people, and, as it would appear, 10
disregard Of the legitimate right Of succession
OF another Prince, named Hidayal, who was at
the same Sine tho favorite Of tie people. This
disaifection among the people, excited to revolt
and murder by some Mohammedan priests late.
" returned from Mecca, is supposed to have
been the cause which has led 10 the saorafice
OF so many precious lives. already amounting,
80 far as known, to so or 81 in number.
Among these four German missionaries, three
OF their wives, and 10 ohildrea are stated to
SINS"
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lots at 9o99se land 100 White at CSC. bushel. The
sales OF Oats are confined to 1900 sacks st. Louis at
&C. u bushel. OF Bran, we noticed 300 sacks sold
at 81 so q 100 fbs.
PROVISIONS. Pork was dull, and the sales en-
braced some so bbls. Prime at 3d. and s03 Ness and
N. o. private terms, 81 being the general retail
ing rate for Mess For Bacon there was moderate
demand, and we noticed sales Of Al casks Ribbed
Sides at &c., 40 in lots at the same e5 in lots at oac
and 10 of Clear Sides at III y b. In Lard we hear
of $50 tierces Sold embracing $50 at 11c. 100 at
and 9e Rejected at 10c. y fb.
HIDES. :. We hear of sale Of Mexican Flint re
Gently at &c. y h.
COFFEE Moderate demand, with sales of 1850
bags, comprising 600 at l04c 100 at l03c 700 at I0s
$50 at IL so at H. 100 skinmings at 1o4 and SO at
l04c. q b.
WHISKY. I'VE heard Of no transactions Of any
| moment. s% --... -
FREIsHTs. Vessels on the berth for Liverpool
filling up with cotton at Id
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Horse Car will leave the city every morning AZ O'Clock,
the last steam train.
ducior. = - -
The trains will stop at the Station House, GENTLY Ridge
when called upon, except mail trips but conductor
must have timely notice. nj If
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BGHM4pRHAHL L ~ y CO.'S IshAHD. OF CUBA
EArhES, receive and forward all kinds ages and
freight to Havana Matauzas Cardenas Villa Clara sagua ia
Gfsnds ksmedio Nuevias, Puerto Principe Santiago do
q Wells Fargo Co. Csrngon Co. United States
change for the United States California and Europe
agents IN New Orleans REDDING CO.,
iol6 u st. Charles uude CharIes Hotel
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Children three years old and under free three
md mp to twelve years old hapnce all twelve years
fullfaIe.
Family tickets In PACKAGES Of twenty Ave be had the
uhce Of the Master Of transportation Merchants whose
HES reside the line Of the road pack
Of twenty I've for their personal
The Company prepared to and Pack.
OF all kinds place with which they have
on receiving from delivering at the domci Of patrons
T. s. WILLIAMS,
lAA u MR.ter of
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eATrLE HARKEr.

JKFVERsoE CITY. April Is. 1885,
The market showed some activity to-day, and prices
OF the better descriptions Of Cattle we're well main
tanned. good supply for the present demand
offered. We quote:
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NSM TRUNKS. BAGS, etc QEKN~
AH y w chants Is solicited to my rich kASVUW

SSssIaI4 l-lHl The attention Of Country Mer- Ef5l
NTAHN ~ W chants Is solicited to my rich &SSTUW
stock of oods suitable for qSkt2s 81
Spring Trade, consisting, in part, Of ----- a
EESTED TRUEkS-four Trunks in one nest at 81 q On
to IS SO. ~ - =
Nestled TRUNKs-two asd three Trunks in one nest d
81 % up to IS 50.
Wood Folio Trunks at $2l per Dozen and upwards.
~ 80 up TO $40 per piece.
VAL1SES from SIT per DOZEN and upwards.
Ladies' Sole-Leather Dress and Packing Trunks
Bonnet Boxes, Reticules, etc., at various prices.
Ladies' and Gents Travelling and School Bags
per dozen, and upwards.
Genuine INDIA RUBBER CLOTHING-Long Goats sd
Leggns for Plantation Offices Sea and Captains
o1t-CLoTH CLOTHING for PiaHtaon Hands and Dr.y-
men. 1--5-T15.I =
Also large variety other Goods suitable for the coxusrx
trade all Of which will be sold at the market prices
And establishment in fact,' always nrs
favorable to purchase either in matters terms ya
quality quantity, Merchants and Other purchasers are n
specully informed that 1t will always such he-
after. Very respectfully,
+. BAUER No. q Magasine street
=. between Gravier Comnn0u-
consignment Of 800 superine Ladies' GeutIa-
mems Trunks, of various Sizes must be cold
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NEW ORLE ANS, JACK
SON AND GREAT NORTHERN

On and after January l. 1859 Passenger leave
ing at Canton at $50 P. M and 6.ss A. NJ ' -''
keturning, will leave Canton a7sO A. M and 652 P. NJ
striving a. New Orleans at 30 p. N. and $50 A. NJ.
Ai0P.M. " 80 - ~ ~ ~ ' "
Frsght must be the Depot by o'clock p NJ the day
previous to the departure Of the train otherwise lay
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS,

- ,RAILEY SPRINGS, NINE MILES North sp.as
MI OF Florence. Lauderdse county, Alabama. ~
~ known throughout Tennessee Aabans Misssspp and
Arkansas for the properties curative qualities
10 wasss n eases ssrouls dropsy dyspepsia Kidney
stages Of and Diseases now and n III
seTsSns 81 ,he a. open for the reception Of visitors
building and quarters for lie
containing paor ballroom dining rcon eepng etc
etc, etc. '' wv
The location being the hills of Tennessee river and
THB TABLE
Will be supplied with the and most wholesome food
H , tan sn'fd with polite and attentive
The Bar and Confectionery Bowling and Billiard Saloon,
VIII be wei and abunnantIy snppsh ~ ~
Those who travel and visit such places for t find
Band Of Music will DO in attendance to enven and make line
OPEN the streams abound with 6sh and are Inc for rowing
he MUSCLE Shoals the Tennessee are within four
evening drive to view the fine, romantic scenery "
one o. the bent physicians that the South Affords who has
aie H yeds practice in connection with the
premises formerly occupied by visitors have been
mo hospital for invalid ervan placed under
OF the waters will comfortable and receiys
PROMPT and proper attention ' ~ saw ~
hsse Springs are accessible from South West by the
M A. IN ten hours thence by coaches
as ~ ne springs next NOR ing and those leaving
'''n vi" take Es 81 sgrPs egsn9g
Refer ''-Mes'rs sc19ggs Dosegsn Co., New Orleans.
:. Bradley. Wil'en Co.,
:. SO. Nelson Co.. :.
.. Phillips, Nixon / Co., :.
mil Am Samuel Bell ESQ.,
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FOUNDRY AND MACHINE-sfIOp,

n FOUNDRY AND MACHINE-sHOP,
N GEORGE PATTERSON
- Successor to Mccain Patterson,) corner Of Dsorc
and New Levee streets.
he undersigned ia prepared STEAM
ENGINES, BOILERS and MACHINERY Of ali kinds for
Stea Boats Sugar Plantations, Saw Me Presse.
Draining Machines nnd Railroads. Gin Gear Horse powss
Fire Fights % I FnrEaee Mouths and Crate BARS.
Steam Cylinders, Gun Metal Rings etc. e ~
BLACKSMITH WORK of all descriptions having a steam
hammer for the purpose OF doing heavy work ~
He will keep on hand all Crate Bars Wheel Stir
by steamboats,. - " ~ ~
He Agent for the sale of John ostorns Patent Fuel Saw
Ing Crate Bar so highly spoken of Pcayune Printing
ONCE and others that have them these Bars
Iishnlent - - f - ~ '
He has also made the sale of
Boilers and Machinery and will establish Depot convenient
the establishment where's large quantity of hand Boil
ss and Machinery may be found Al all times sale
x o,.- r , GEORGE PATTERSON.
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.
MEDDlNG Il. CO.'S
SOUTHERN EXPRESS. -

OFFICE-UNDER ST. CHARLES HOTEL n oRrrArc
For the Reception aud Delivery Goods for ali Ponts
On the Opelousas Railroad. ~
This Company Ia organized the purposa Of dono nru
ERAL ExPRESS AND FORWARDING BIJsINEsa" snch
- forwarding Specie Bank Notes. Jewery Merchands an
g.Ge and Packages all parts the United and Tavsrs
Woe also prepared to do General City Express and Bas
rage Business In connection with New Orleans
and Great Western Railroad, " ""'' ot0o"'"'
Win call for deliver with dIsnatcb and a.
city of New Orleans. " ~ 'i'A all pSf'6 Oh 'pe
planters and citizens rely upon this Compsny
.asa w most minute article to any destination and We
ne" respectfully solicit share Of public patronage - "
W. X. BEDDING,
TIL THAYER,
Proprietors.
xxpress :" w. ASaAu ., a, y ~
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.hUbIIe, ATH NprI
~ LUST ARRIVED, WITH A CH0ICE lot Of
~ ylRfiNlA NEG ROES, consisting of Plantation Hands
Blacksmhs Carpenters, and House Servants aud viii
receiving fresh supplies during the of the best
Negroes that be bought In the Virginia Carolina
kes which offer for sale the reasonable terms for
cash approved paper. 10y -
H-ohce of EplaRade and Chastres Streets New
Orleans. -
mis- 6n&W JOHN r SMITH
NOVICE-THE style OF OUR FIRM IS THIS IA V
~ changed to CLARKE PICToN.
al tt A. B CLARKE 4 co
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RUTTER-ss i,k Choice Selected Goshen lsni re sx
- Empire City, fer sale by 8 WUfFF
ais Corner Gfavier and New Ievee streets
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B AL TIM O R e .
THE WHARF-BOAT Ar vlCKsBURG-

THE WHARF-BOAT AT VlCkSBURG-
BY erde, Ct the Mayor and Council of the city vicksbrg
b the High q nnd Appaa Of %
spP At the October term 1883 in the of baxter Butler
That the proprietor the wharfboat vicksburg has no
Seoes eonned s q S9 %ks s,' on MI
they have remained the boat notice
Tha! the entered into between Butler and
schedule charges for receiving and storing
their freight his whs,f merely he employment
b. j. Butler their agent for indefinite time stipulated
price, and either party has the right put
NILES c. FoLKEs, Mayor
Nckshurg April II. 1859. ais 1T
GREAT BAKiAINs-GK AT BARGAINS
FORTY PER CENT. DEDUCTION.
No. el ROYAL STREET between CnsOmhoue and Bienvlle
Streets New Orleans.
f 81 Fsms as S and s
EngFayings rhoto a &C. ..,,
less thsn last year and twenty per cent below tho lowest
n B-Eyery article is guaranteed and the choice Locking.
ella IS & double The above deuc
Az immense Gallery Of Paintings EngreviHgs and 1dtho.
graphs by the greatest masters, exhibited for sale
large !sEE f 1s sh Fin; GPg; GLASSES st.
FOR sAEA case of stereoscopic Views excessively low
Aay- Paintings Renovated nls en-
r ICE MILLs-K1Cki MILLs-KECE MILLS
The best plan of huing Rice tried is by the
STEM ARM RICE POUNDING MACHINE,
PATENTED BY JOHN TALON
will hull Aye bushels Of prepared Rice in from Is IS
PATTERSON at the Foundry and Machine Shop corner
Delord and New levee Streets sole agent
facture and sale of the same.
JOHN TALON, Pa,en.ee.
New Orleans, November II. 1883 mis- ly
~ POINT CLEAR HOTEL-THE PROPRIE-
ors of she Battle House Mobile respectfully
l friends and the public that they will open Clear
Hotel early in June
The buildings being thorough repair the wharyes
rebuilt and the grounds have been greatly improved
winter building erected last season. nhed and
nishe in thorough and 81 uated line next the
Hot-the two connected by continuous gallery 374
feet in length upon two stories. Altogether the buildings will
accommodate comfortably about AGO persons.
Point Clear delightfully."- situated being open the Gulf
breeze and in the high grounds with pleasant drives
beautifully shaded The merits of the place sanitary point
yellow fever originals there has We the
finest salt water bathing the whole coast within one
hundred from the Hotel Fish are vey album
dant during the good Coton engaged and
every variety Of anu ements will be furnished.
The steam Crescent leave Mobile every cyenrg for
fot Clear; also on sundays, Mondays Wednesdays FRI
days will make mid day trips those who ar
rive by the bouts. $3.50 "
Rooms may be secured by addressing
F. II. CHAMBERLAIN 4 CO..
- Battle House.
MoDne, AIa Aprl ~, ls19 a22 If
~ JUST ARRIVED, WITH A CHOICE Lot Of
x VIRGINIA NEGROES, consisting of Plantation Hands
Blacksmiths Carpenters and House Servants aud viii
receiving fresh supplies during the season Of The hast
at ln,,yL tirt
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SUGAR.. -. mere was falr demand, and prices
were firm. The sales amounted to about 500 hlds.,
the range for Fair to Fully Fair being 5l16le # h.
MoLAssEs. -. The sales embraced 800 to 900 bbls.
at 2932 and 32ac. for Inferior Fermentng ETC., and
33@s3a for Prime and Choice also 200 half bbls. at
35t036c. % gallon.
FLOUR. =. The market was dull, and sales confined
to 1900 bills, including $50 Superne in lots, and
AIS Bakers brands on private terms 100 Extra at
So 49, 222 Tennessee Extra at Sc IS, $50 Choice do.
(NonpareD at 81 50,and several small otsof Plants
at IS u Dbl
GRAIN =. The market still firmer, with sales
of about 5000 sacks, including l35 Ordinary Mixed at
Sec, 975 Mixed aud Yellow in 2 lots at 90c., 500 in
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and some held at li@l4 u share for the get stock
on which no loan has been made. A higher price is
asked for the stock with the loan.
Respectfully yours, ******
Monsieur Tonson has certainly come again so re-
ported on change to-day.
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o8 2ptf
Cabinet Makers


UPHOLSTERS' MATERIALS
Of Every Description, :.
GIFT Conices Hair Cloth, Shades Cued Hair
Cloth, Curtain Goods Cords Tassels yarns Gips and
Fnges Springs Buttons and Twne Glue Picked and Com
Moss Camphene and Alcohol Burning Fluid P ITS and
Oils, Wall Paper, etc. at the Lowest Cash Prices, by
HEATH & CO.,
ms 2pIy No. IS Camp street..
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NoeesGse1sSe KMefoOt'fNttOnS
s
FOR TIL e f "A r + Q 1855 8.
nonn.
= ru.prprs srprrr ,a&1A
Ha. Inst opeued New and Choice STYLES in
-conr,;.,ns-
SOME Of THE MOST CHOICE 4 RECHERCHE STYLES
Imported this Season.
RxcH SxX-Ass -11sA1 -11IsZl' =
sprrypIp SILK ROBES,
g, .n
sorhhb A sihA s' NoA."' -
ELEGANT PARIS ROBES, Extra Rich So worth 80
MaGy1FICRNT EVENING SILKS,
RICH AND ELEGANT DRESS SILKS
,v., = yrs IN pr,ACK sIIKs
g. -, :, ,,on, ~ p,.,, =, pou,.ao,v
FARM rAN - 49, no'.Ns ~ =
IDS