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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-12-17
sourHyR3 PACIFIC RAILROAD.

Tho FEELING abroad in favor II this
great enterprise is Of - character 10 IN
spire the livclicst feelings Of grntilica-
sion. The meeting st Louisville. IN
which leading men from every portion
ri the Union participated; the letter Of
Mr.. Thompson, one Of the greatest rail.
road mcn Of tho country, expressing his
approval Of this route over all others; the
proceedings Of the Tennessee legi.la-
ture, which we publish in another col
umn; and the confident and enthusiastic
tone Of the press everywhere, points IN
nissakahly 10 the rapid completion Of
this work The dark days have passed;
brighter ones arc dawning The gloom
that for 40 long apcrlod obscnrcd the
light Of hopo has llcd, and active and en-
errc,ic men feel that the time has come
for action. We could fill our paper with
the articles Of cotcmporarics, and the
letters Of those friendly to the enterprise,
but wa deem il useless to do SO. Here
the. great work is properly appreciated;
u II felt 10 he necessity.
Our adviccs from Austin arc Of Il cheer
ing character. SO far from having 10
sppschend any adverse State act, the
company will he able to obtain all the
Isgisiation desired by its friends The
rood completed 10 in active operation. and
Aoing . good business. We venture TO
predict that, by the first Of February,
Any miles will be under contract. with
On ample force upon the woek to con
Dsrscs il spscsiily. The conditional sale
81 d, oO0, 900 Of the stock, and the order
10 close the bodAs, is a significant fac,
n the recent history # the company,
're'aising the most 'l,itrripg results
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-12-17

IN \. A NoRpN All tho@ who arc not
.v.,, Of IN. fact. will rcgrc, to learn that this
accomplished gentleman apd physician "r 40
MANY years a resident NJ this county, has r.
moved nom our md.'. Tie lei, last weck for
hn new hnu- ia y, Sofa pui,h In, situated
=. understand, mar is,yol Pierre, about ! :
mile. from Naa.ird Dr. Morgan leaves many
warm rri.,i.ia oil ilvfi.,n. We have known
him dnrin, hi, r-.ii- % here, for upwards OF
ten y,ar, AL W. prc'n'ne he can say what Hw
s,hers c,ull nnl-r III, circnfn',ancc' that he
l.>v,s ~, =, emmy b,hinl. It's ab'lt'ie. "a
ph,.ici., arc unalr.,ioncd AMI W. hope that
PROFESSIONALLY Anl socially he may bs jhd'y AZ
rrecis,cd rs our br Soto friends.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-12-17
nSr We extract the following from tn

VV NNVNWHtV tIIV TOIVNINS IIOn w
Shreveport Southwestern:
More movers on their way TO Texas
have passed through town during the
past two weeks. than we have seen for
the same space Of time for several years
past. Most Of them arc accompanied
with fine young negroes.
Aricmus Bennett, who was condemnc!
to he hung in this place on the 2sth OF
October last, bat broke ont Of jail and
made his escape, has been arrested at
Corpns Christi, Tcyas Mr. Battle, our
sheriff has taken the proper measures 10
have him brought back 10 this place.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-12-17

Of Cook county anil NJ Whalcy To- tbs ie''.
anil ryiirnrc 81 l'Aimer- charartor.
Ga mptea ihc meeting then adngrnai
". Il y WARD thauwtn.
Il " LOUOiiEKN. Ntrei4fv.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-12-17

~ The Richmond Reporter rcj"icc4
that the Texas Legislature has abolish
ed II" oil. of Public Printer. AMI says
that the state will save several thon-
sand dullar' in the operation Possibly
this may be trnc, and the change may
prove sanitary one ; hut We doubt a.
Certain II is, experience comes IA direct
conflict with such prediction. l1"sc
St,,cs tina, have adopted the policy ol
letting tho work 10 the lowest bidder
have found it to work badly, and have
beAn forced to abandon it We are OPP.
posed to the change, for the reason that
i, is not, strictly speaking honest. Il
il an attempt to get printing executed
for L 81, than its fair value Why should
the state desire such nu al,putAgr' Il
is an easy matter Cor the Legislature to
ascertain fair rates, aud such ralc7 they
ought TO be willing 10 pay. We al
miro the morality ot Cicero, when his
son boosted in his presence, that he hal
purchased an article for less tlln its
value The heather philosopher told
him tha: the principle was wrong, and
that he should Immediately seek The man
of whom he had taken advantage. anil
pay him fair price - it is with a
State \ Legislature makes a bargain
by which the parties in performing the
contract lose money The loss is made
manifest to . subsequent but moro CON
-cicgtous set of l,wxiyers, an. the in.
iusticc is rcc,ilicd. The result ia, that it
usually costs more to correct thu error
than to have paid = fair price at first
One wrong act causes others and the
man who takes ruinous contract, too
frequently cudcavors TO cover his LOSSES
hy swindling hi. poor employees, or
grinding thom down to the lowest price
At which he can engage incompetent
workmcn.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-12-17


coa,os.y,os Ela-io' The following gen
usnsn yer. elected on Monday ~
Aoyo,,-J. " Curtis.
7ye,rn.r John 6 HAIRS
Rsorisr T.. A. henderson
Co,aa,i. w " W-t
Tho f,llo~ina constitute the board H Ath'
MA:
Ward No 10. J Taylor
Al " johnson.
A-K night.
&c. &. ''regg
rna- -rhil Brown
A CmAasrsa Tows Vs"nssos MI 'h"''
\. T.l,.y offer, lot sair his town residence IN
Marshall. II il An .sccllcn' place, And ''ns'"i
Ia pleAssn, portion u th-'o~n'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-12-17
NOTICE,

Ny notes aud accounts are in the hanl' Of
vi 'l Mckay Esq. for sal Those wishing
To ,aFc cost viii do well TO call on him a, onss
K, Il. iiAYNkS
Dec -, 1850
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-12-17

The ti,ns.ecxus in the p.,scnt Legislature.
scror,i;nY to the Intelligence FROM Austin, arc
ens~voring 10 pass an act allowing the |~sp"
rsr editors Of this state only half price Tor 81
vcrti,ing l'rcclamaiions, &c. VIII tho press OF
the State submit 10 such unjust and onerou.
cxaetion' Is Their ne~'papr editor IN Tex"
- mean rs to p,rfprn the State printing at hail
price, II there u. ~ shpuli Ike to kno~ Nhrre
be is to b. fpanl Sirh proprietor CANNED
with ia.ticc charge ri. cndonrr' NOR 'lmn BE-
Dr.. the State; AMI w. hop his patrons VII ~~'
that he .l,. rot. II the ncwpap-r proprietor
can scarcely live a, the rrr'cni rates what H'''i
r. hi. condition II Ria rccripis,werc relncol On
half For one. We sny cmphatie'lly that ~
WI have Nothing to d. with Publishing pr"ra
nations ut half prize s'''l 're hop a Ike ~
pona vii conn up from cvory ptpr N u"
STATE II i,a direct and aasraut Insult It j."
virtually saving that the pri'c II el'er'i"p; f.
,aict A. much ~ it pH,ii 70 b.. all IS r'hs
anen,ly reflection upon the integrity 81 IN
nr~. That it will l,e thus rcsarls AMI TIM.
treated wc III not entertain doubt; anil that
every Swelling dirty. contemplate denat'tnr
who vote. for it, will b. held up to pphlir 'rorn
I In alnto.t every state 10 ilr t'pion. the pub
lie sales of hand an1 negroes under Judic'al pro.
cr... are required to h. luly advertised in the
ncrspaIer. Bat in I'ctNs an rstate BELONGING
to minor children, Or tho property Of a non =.
Il. 49,. fif ffi4
tackled np 1T BE Coar,hon'e aoof AMI AZ ieo
other public places in tn county. I''@' Ar
frequently written in almost illogib'T hau.ls. ah'
are liable to De- torn down. or destroyed l'F 1e
signing persons We know u tso insiAuee'
nnler the operation. 81 tbi' m'si unjust AMI ~
auton. law, in which the aggregate amonni so
rifirrd yas amply Sufficient to alger,'' c,er'
sale II property undor judicial proc'~s That m'
occnarcl in ,his county ht twelve months. an'
.mpy sufficient for fsc ~ az other count"
rhch We could name.
pcnacoeucs hate the Pcc's thy delight t.
make var upon It, They would rejoice Il then
vas Mt Newspaper IA the Slnic OF icta'i iF
cause the press in,erfar,- Nth their chances q
prrf'rmrn. by exposing them 10 pnblie contempt
There may be- another class interested in prevent
ing the .alca under Judicial process, and ~c har
no doub, they may be- fp1nd in the Legislature
We allutlo 10 thoe ~ base found thc prrseu
law valuable a. th.r ppcsrls. enabling them T.
pick up bargain. which they could not ct j Oh
sale, n properly undsr Judicial process wer
properly nd'rrli-od
II the Newspaper IN lrsa would discuss Tia
matter. and m,rl the drmagogu.5 in The h.
id.iurr,,hr present 'ys'cm nf alyeriis'1s coa''
not last. Il !, weone iai, inception ,nl ah'a
Unable in practice having the door "l'n 20 tm
yra.s,.t iuuds No administrator should b.
permitted t. ~ll tbs property Of minor
-ihou, ADVERTISING anil every snlc Of a rnb
lie character should dnj it, proper place ia tn
nc~spapcr. ofour Staff Such will bo the cas-
when the pres of thc State a,'s- 80 AWy
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-12-17

Cos.as" -un the ,th the /. ;. lln""- OF
Representative were still ~ran,ling over the
slavery 1,e.ion vhoa, coming TO another bal
lot Tor Speaker.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-12-17

N-f. ... r'F INT i..
a.se .t
tae
W. i't' nt'r ID ST.. IS
3. a'r"L flat Spain Bah r..',el p
~ ~ '''r i'''o Oh" English
protesting against tla wt
'.'s "naH "l r.un.
r.h N.,.l 49,, D.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-12-17

- New Orleans paper, ri Oh. 9Th quote
Aiddiny Cotton a, from o ? { to ! ccn's.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-12-17

sys.rsn or SrolE, The attention Of 'hc
,...,., !. directed TO the advertisement OF Mr. Il
knight. who has los' horse.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-12-17

~ s~e advertisement, Of Situation a. a
Tr~rher wanted
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-12-17
NOTICE.

ERON AMI ai,r the sth of december, ,hcr
L viii he an accommodation train on sunday
in connection with smiths e. :, Mail stage
lin. connecting At townsville for shreveport.
The train will lcayc Marshall at . O'Clock, a.
NJ. q. T.. IiNNSON.
Heaad N'Trrn'or''''
Tho l. lN5p
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-11
GAR ER & CO.
NEW FIRM.

We, R. H. E. s. L R. c. Gardner have associated with us H.
B. Bucner partner business, under the style Of Gard
Co., at tone Front st0Te No. p Inn Block.
We will keep always hand large and carefully seecte
stock of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods Varieties BoOt Shoes
Hats, Caps, BOnnets and Straw Goods generally.
Our stock Of plantation goods will be unusually argeompri
sing heavy Wooden Fabrics, both COOred a9d White
extra heavy Brogans Wool and Palm Hats heavy eOoed
white negro Blankets.
old customers and dealers in Merchandise who
wish buy goods low for Cash. short time give
stock examinations intend TO make their inter
est and TO make this their eleapes, market.
We and SELL for fr!ends all country prodaee
such Wool Feathers, Deswa Ginseng, Jeans, Lnsy and
Socks at the highest price the market will command.
ian4-dn
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FsK LAST OF EARrH-The Paris correspondent of
the Boston TFagelsr has the following:
SHAVER envy any man. All have their burdens,
and he shat tempered the wind to the shorn lamb"
hath endowed habit with the power of alternating
the heaviest losde. The other day there was
splendid funeral in this street, few doors below
the home in which live All the hideous psgean
try which increases the horrors Of Deah wa az
sembled The crowd was numerous. The luxu-
rious mansion of the great banker was one
great funeral chamber. The Banker is worth a
million Of dollars His average income is hun
dred and twenty thousand dollars. He is the
head Of joint stock banking company, which en-
Rbes him to dispose Of ten millions Of dollars at his
pleasure He is one of the lions on Change Don't
you envy him oh, no, don't envy him: he has his
Eorfows as well as anybody; for It was only SIX
months ago the undertaken laid his third son, then
nineteen, in the grave-the other day his seconi
son vas carried away by the same sombre trades
man to the graveyard, though the boy was but ore
and~twenty-his eldest daughter is a hunchbaek
and is in declining heslth-his second daughter is
bed-ridden with consumption and will surprise the
doctors if she outlves the Winter-the banker him
Belfis blind from over labOr-he has been known o
pass twenty days without once undressing and
sleeping in . bed all his repOse being few hours
of feverish slumber snatohed from eorroding cares
"a respite passed on q sofa! Obi don't envy the
rich banker though his Golfers overflow with gold,
for il ayais little TO him; and though, as | grant
ye the resonant chimes of coin, tossed about so
much trash in the cash Office sound unsteady to the
ear, yet the oft-heard passing bell aud Doctors
tread common in that house as the resonance OF
gold, destroy all the effect, except the painful con
trast between the emptiness of human vanity and
ambitionl So envy no man!
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LADIES' FINE SHOES.

SHELBY MEDICAL COLLEGE.
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
SESSION OF lsj9THE FIRST REGULAR COURSE LECRuRE
- in this Institution will commence Monday, the Is; OF
geber, 1853 will continue til the lst Of March, ensuing
Tie PreliiRGry Course Of Lectures, free all students
will be given during the month Of October.
THOMAS L. MADDIN, NJ. D., Professor Of Anatomy, CDes
criptve, Astrological and Surgcal9
JOHN FREDERICK MAY NJ D., Professor Of Principles and
Operations Of Surgery;
DANIEL F. WRIGHT NJ D Professor Of Physiology AID Pa
thology;
JOHN II. CALENDER N. D., Professor Maeria Neiiea
and Therapeutics;
RICHARD o. CURREY NJ D. Professor Of Medical Chemistry
and Medical Jurisprudence;
E. B. HASKINs, D. Professor Of Theory Practice
Medicine;
JOHN FORD NJ D. Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases
Women and Children;
II. N. COMPTON, n. D. Demonstration Of Anatomy
The CITY H0spit2 upon the premises Of the College and
der Of the Faculty which operations performed
and prescribed for in the presence Of the Glass; and Cni
cal Lectures delivered.
Amount Of fees for Lectures slO5 20
Naturalization fee paid but once) 90
Demonstrators fee (required but once) 10 90
. 20
Excellent board obtained So so to 81 per week
For further details announcements apply TO
JOHN p. FORD, N. D.,
iyl7d&wH Dean OF the Faculty.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-11

T. c. BURGE GEO. e ALLEN
Il U II G e & A l. L e N,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Commission q Produce Merchants,
BRANDIES, WINES, CIGARS, &C.,
COR. OF COLLEGE AND SPRING SITS, NASHVILLE, TENN
EETE are in receipt large and we'll assorted stock of
wv Groceries, Liquors. &c, to which invite the attention
of the trade:
$50 hhds Louisiana Sugar. bbs Baltimore Louisiana
100 bbls and Philadelphia Coffee Sugar.
Crushed Sugar, 70 bbls Baltimore and Louisiana
so bbls and Philadelphia Loaf Sugar;
Powdered Sugar; % bbls Baltimore and Philadel
pha D Sugar.
Coffee.
500 sacks Rio Coffee, Is do o. G. Java Coffee,
100 do Laguyra do;
$50 bblg New MOlass so ten gallon kegs Gold syrup
2GO 4 bbls do 20 bbls de do
Sundries.
$50 boxes Star Candles, 900 doz Painted Buckets,
$50 j do do IS nests Painted Tubs,
300 i do do $50 dozen Washboards,
$50 boxes TaIlOw dc 200 doZ BTOOms,
100 Pearl Starch; $1,000 assorted Cigars,
300 do Bar Soap, IS bxs Smoking Tobacco;
p chests Green Black Tea; 500 10 Manufactured all
30 do Pepper, 100 6xs CARROTS Snuff
10 bales Ginger. so kegs Shot, assorted sizes;
100 casks New Castle Soda, 25 do Bar Lead;
100 bxs do do inpapers, % bxs Mason's Blackingi
ceroons best Indigo, $50 do Glassware;
2casks Dutch msdder; $50 do Window Glass;
25 tiercesf esh Lice, 500 bbs KenhawG Salt,
LIQUORS.
Deans Whisky, 200 bbs best Robertson county
100 do Wishires do Whisky,
IS do Ward & Cary do $50 bbls Rye & Bourbon do
% do Smiths Old do lOO bxs LOngworhs CaaWba
y Wine Fps' N'''' 90 u casks old Burgundy Port
u pipes Jean Louis Brandy; winei
pipes Holland Gin ~ task champagne Winei
20 bbls Ale; 10 bbls Vinegar;
25 casks London Porter;
Together with other articles usually kept in the Grocery
inc. jan12l BURGE * ALLEN.
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New and Exclusive Wholesale
BONNET AND MILLINERY HOUSE
No. 50 Public Square, and
rnrr,n- .,r Irn.I-. &C.,. IL.

VIE Retail Trade will be conducted old stand
46 Union street. to the State will
full and complete from 18th February LIST March, consisting Of
the largest stock Of Fancy silk Millinery
Goods opened West Of New Likewise ladies
Misses Leghorn Flats Hats and Paris Flowers Rushes Ribbons
Band Boxes in bales Bonnet Frames Blocks, Material Mill
merry, &c We would respectfully call tie attention Of county
Merchants and Mnes that after IS years dealing and retail
Ing Bonnets and Millinery Goods har ourselves
have experience purchasing suit the trade and all
times posted in the latest fashions. This with combining ourselves
to as cash business possible, will make saving
customers OF fully Oper cent and low small bill Of goods
purchased East
We respectfully solicit call from you visiting the city this
Spring All orders punctually filed
jaal5-ly = WISE, Agent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-11

TRIMMINGS STORE.
OSCAR BIO HME Il co.
Have Just opensd at their stand
No. Union street,
complete stock Of Fall and Winter
DRESS AND MANTILLA TRIMMHNGS.'
COMPRISING full assortment OF plain and figured Velvet
Ribbons Gallons, Fnnges Bugle Gips, Grape Trimmings,
Belts Buttons Br2ds Bugle Buttons &c. &c, all Of which
entirely and the best that could be got the Eastern Markets
TsOck Of:
Tephin merinO and Shetland Wool,
Embroidered Brads Silks Crochet, Embroidery spool
COttons, well other material for Knitting, Netting En-
boery and Crochet iscOmpete, larger variety
quantity than We also continue TO manufacture
Fringes, TasseIS, buttons, COrsdS, Ac.,
To order usual and will try to suit all and everybody.
sepl2-u
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mBER.
I'm addition the stock purchased Of j. Daren have re.
ceiVed the following:
10000 feet dressed Yellow Pine Flooring,
1000 feet do White do
5000 feet do q and g White Pine Ceiling,
10000 feet do base and Washboards,
$500 feet clear White Pine, (all thicknesses0
800 600 feet Poplar Plank Joist and Scanting.
200,OO0 feet Cedar, assorted. Also, Window Sash,
Frames and Blinds to match Pine PANEL Frames
Mantle Pieces, Moulding and Brackets Shingles
full supply always hand the Nashville Lumber Yard
No. Ill Broad street" [feb3-d3m. J. 7. GIBSON.
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,. Z.
MORRIS a STRATTON,
WHOLESALE GRoCERs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Dealers in Foreign g. Domestic Liquors,
NO IA MARKET STREET,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
VKTE receipt of large and we'll assorted stock of
wv Groceries, Liquors, &C., to which invite the attention
SUGARS.
400 hhds Louisiana Sugar, all grades;
$50 ibis n Y. aud baltimore Crushed Sugar, all grades
IS !: !: L. 4 e., oai'' a@ q Extra 81 81
$500 bags choice Baltimore Coffee;
100 do do Laguyrs do.
MOLAssRs.
600 bbls choice Reboiled Aolassesi
20 kegs St. Louis Syrup;
TIN PLATE.
goo boxes J. G. l0xl4 Tin;
100 do j X lOxl4 do, very cheap for cash.
sUNDRIEs.
800 DO Summer do;
500 do St. Louis and Mem. Soaps
100 boxes I Boston Ground Pepper;
g do do Do Singer sR5Ssi
100 do superior Carb. Soda b papers,
$50 casks do do
2casks Dutch Nader;
SO do Spice;
20 tierces Rice;
100 dozen Painted Buckets
rs do WashbOards;
30 nestsTubs;
100 dozen BrOoms;
J0,OOn assorted Cigars
lOO bales Smoking Tobacco;
$50 boxes Tobacco, al grades Va. brands;
500 kegs pure White Lead;
30 bbls do Lnseed OIL
25 kegs Shot, al sizes;
30 do Bar Lead
so MasOns Blacking;'
1900 bags fine Liverpool Salt;
I,0OO bbls RsnaTha do
60 boxes Glassware.
LIQUORS.
500 barrels Pixies Magnolia Whisky;
GOO do Raw Ohio do;
300 do old Country do;
$50 do Smith old Reserve do;
100 do Old Bourbon do;
so do do Rye do;
luO do Monongahela do;
30 do Old Port and Malaga Wine
40 do A. NJ. Gin
2pipes Holland Gin;
do Old COgnae Brandy;
100 cases ST. Julien ClaIGt Wine;
&C baskets Champagne, extra
1900 cases Brandy;
800 packages Domestic Brandy;
200 barrels Cider Vinegar;
With many other articles for the Grocery trade.
ian1l NORRIS & STRATT0N.
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kirkpatrick, Nevins ~ Co.,
RECEIVING, FORWARDLBG AND WHOLESALE
GROCERY MERCHANTS,
MARKET STREET, NASHVILLE TENNESSEE,
HAVE now in large and complete assortment Of
A Il Groceries, embracing
New Orleans Sugars, all grades;
MOasses, in barrels and half barrels;
Coffee, large and complete stock;
Raisins full stock, with Teas Candles, Sarines, Mack.
erel Glassware aO~t Peans together with all kinds Of Gro
ces usually kept in t.Ie Grocery line Our stock OF
BRANDEES, WINES, WHISKY, &C.,
We think cannot be surpassed in this any other market
heavy stock Of goods in invite the Of
the trade.
mar2s-H KIRKPATRICK, NEVINs & 90.
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FOR THE WINTER TRADE.
No. 50. Is5s--'59. No. 81.
A. C. q A. b. BEECH,
BEALERs IN
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &c., &c,
No. So, College street.
EETg have just reserved our seconi Stock Of Fall and
w Winter Dry Goods, Oil CIOshs, Skc., to
tuai tune dealers.
DRESS GOODS.
Handsome Double Skirt silk Robes;
New Style satin stripe Robe Ala;
Printed Delane Robe Ala;
Bayadere Deanes;
Plain and Small Figured Delanes;
Gr0sde Cross Mourning SILKS;
Large Stock Plain Black do
Plain and Small Check do
Plain and Plaid Merinos ali coiors;
Satin Finish do do do
Plain and Bagadere POplias for Travelling Dresses
Large Stock Cheap Dress Goods, &C.
Curtains, Shades, Fixtures, &c.
% Satin Damask; Embroidered Muslin Curtains;
- wool DO Cornces and Bands.
Floor OirCIOths.
1s "A Floor on Cloth, which cut cut to suit
Carpets, Rugs. &C.
81 superior Velvet Carpet Sup. 3ply, large stock;
- do do do do . ply 90 do
81 do do do Large Stock Rug Rugs, Mats, &c
mantillas, ClOaks, ShaVIs, &c.
We have large stock Of shawls, Coaks Mantilas, sc.
l24 Duck always hand for Wagons heet Tent Cloths &C.
lii and l2 Bed Blankets general Of Staple Dr.
Goods to which we invite the attention Of Retail buyers at No.
noya-tf A:C. Alb. BEECH.
DRY GoODsI DRY GOODSl
MeWHERTER BROS.
For the Fall Trade.
We receipt Of the desirable selected stock
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods!
wehavc ever offered to the the retail trade.
EAVING purcaaed this stock from theerest Importers and
Commission Houses in the Eastern cities, feel hesi
fancy saying that thereby enabled goods
Low PRIC ES
and Reasonable Terms any house in the city.
Our present stock embTaceseyery variety of
New and FashiOnabIe Designs,
such as very handsome Robes Ala;
"a " 4 raIai
French DeIaines, Plain and Fancy.
French and English MernOssi
FacoaiaP laids;
LsyslIas, for travelling Dresses;
Plaid Merino English and French;
Every style Of shass Plain and Fancy Dress slksand Coaks
Black Silks all grades together with other article tedious
mention.
Beaehed Domestic, all grades;
q inch Pillow Cottsni
- Brown sheetingi
- ana III sea island do.i
Bro. and bid drills;
Pld Linsey, all kinds:
Flanneis, all colors qualities and pricesi
Canton Flannes;
Negro Blankets;
Bel Blankets, every size and quality;
Brown Jeans, ke S4netts Cassmees Yestings Shirts
Fronts Collars andin fact every article person may
find in complete retail store.
We also keep constantly hand complete stock Of Boots and
Shoes Hats and Caps, Duour Cos best Anchor brand Boiling
Cloths, Carpets, &c To all Of which invite the attention Of
the trading community Our motto is cheap the
cheapest. McWIIRTER BROS.
sepl5 No. 81. North Market sreet.