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Petersburg, W., March L. 1850.
WNTE have this day associated with US Mr.. FRED.
w X. SCOTT, to transact
Commission and Wholesale Grocery

We shall continue to devote our personal attention
to the sale OF
WHEAT, flour, COTTON, TOBA eco, de-, de-,
and with our seniors experience Of twenty years. we
expect 70 render satisfactory sales. =
We are prepared TO grant ample cash advances
against eonsignments We propose furnishing Groce-
res to our customers at the cheapest possible prices
for cash, or against consignments Of Produce.
We shall keep on hand large supply OF Peruvian,
Eide, and Phosphate Guanos which will sell low
for cash. We are also the sole agents for Robinson 3
Manipulated Gu no, which warrant equal to any
manufactured, aud to contain per cent. Of Ammonia
and 30 per cent OF Phosphate Of Lime.
We are grateful for the liberal patronage extended
to'the late hrm aud by fidelity and industry hope
not only TO preserve but largely increase the same.
Very respectfully, Uf
Feb 2b-iys-5H TlfOs. BRANCH a SONS.
THOMAS BRANCH ....................J BRANCH.
JANIS r. BRANCH .............,.....R RED. n. SCOTT
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Iron Axles.

I UST RECEIVED, A LARGE LOT OF IRON
~ Axles, sizes from to nches-Boxes II to
- inches long-whieh will sell cheap for cash.
May 6 GEO. W. ROSS.
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fftHF FIRM OF GIBSON a WEsTER rs
MI. dag Dissolved ~ inuiuni copseat @. y
t;,bson van continue he bus.rete a thc Ola stand
All thosc u.1<i.ti % 90 for 1he year, 1907 o.
ls3s. can pay 90 n Wheat az the market price
Jnne III ~ CT. GIBSON.
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NEW WAGON MAKERS SHOP!
JAMES BAKER,

D0aIF 5tae q tlo DTIuyeI
Athens Tenn,
n prepared TO make all kinds Of Wagons, on short
IL notice and In the best stye--from a wheelbarrow
up to the largest Road Wagon. All work warrant
ed. All kinds OF Repairing done short notice, and
with the best material Call in, gentlemen and Judge
for yourselves.
He would be thankful for the aesdhl due 70 work
already done. Jan 6-tf-455
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Threshers / Thrashars |

DERsoNs WANTING THRESHERS CAN
IL be supplied by calling OF sending their orders
to the undersigned, upon reasonable terms.
May 1871 ZIMMERMAN & KILGORE.
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Ready Made Clothing
Threshers.
Dress Goods!
OPPOSITION AND COMPETITION /

Owing TO THE GREAT CONFUSION OF
" all parties at the present time, North and
South, concerning the late capture Of the
SLAYER ON THE COAST OF AFRICA,
we, as private individuals, deem II our bounden
duty 10 offer anything in our power which might
probably oonduee TO the welfare Of our friends aud
countymen, and therefore, to heal all discussions
In all parties we are prepared TO offer one Of the
BEST ASSORTED STOCKS OF GOODS
ever brought to this market Our stock consists
Of everything kept in a Retail Etore. IL Is un-
necessary TO say anything in regard to prices, as
the by word s already, go TO WFrF A RucKKB'a
ii yon want BARGAINS."
WITT 4 RUcKRR.
Athens, April 20, ls59-5S3 - -.
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Just Received,
1 BARREL LINsEED OIL;
Il Train Oil
SPIT Turpentine;ss
l Can Damar Vansh;
16 Kegs White Lead in Oil, pure;
90 lbs. Dry White Lead;
so lbs. Red Lead
Chrome Greene in Oil;
ultra-Marine Blue; Blue smalts;
Concentrated Lye. "a
A supply of Medicine of various kinds.
WIN. BURNS.
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Fount' n Kin N ale and Female Academy,


J. H. BISHOP, Principal
| rJ1HE FOURTH SESSION OF THIS INsTT-
Il tntion will ccnmenccon Monday, the fst Au-
| gust 1883. ~
RATES or TUITION
Payable cnesholf n dirnee, bdtance al close Of
sat -. "a n q Session II
0rthography, Reading Writing and Arith-
mcties 90
Geography, Grammar, Philosophy, History,
Composition and Defamation. ............. 90
Physiology. Astronomy, Algebra, Geometry,
and the higher branches Of Mathematics, 10 90
Latin, Grcek. French and Bodies Lettors,-..12 90
Contingent fee. invariably IN ndvance, 90
Boarding IN good families, convenient 10 The
Academy, (washipg and lights extra Sl,25 to
$3.50 q week.
II is very desirable that all who design entering
as pupils be proscut the first day Of tho session
No student admitted for iess than half session,
and no deduction for lost tfho except in eases Of
prOtracted sickness. No student admitted without
ticket from II. L. Shuts Treasurer
The undersigned, Trustees % Fountain Hill
Academy, are happy TO announce 70 the public, J
that, after fnir experiment, they can say with
confidence that tho advantages afforded BY This
Institution to students desiring a thorough or a
business education, arc not cxceled by those Of
any similar school Tho plan Of instruction Is
substantially the same as that pursued at Emory
and Henry College, Nn., who're the Principal oh
tanned his edncation There is IN connection with
this institution Literary Society, and well Sc
lected Academical Library, Surveying Instru-
Inents, &c. all Of which afford advantages Of a
superior kind. In addition to these, the advan-
tages of location recommend this institution very
highly TO those wishing to send. Its situated
aquarier Of mile East Of Mouse Creek Depot
surrounded by bcnutiful grove, and near an ex-
eellent spring. Judging from the past, its friends
predict for 1t afuturc full ofsprosperity and use
fitness. This will be a permanent School. the
services of Prof Bishop having been engaged for
1--WE years. p ~ TRUSTEES. t.at1s
Elijah Cate, John #. Lane,
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Athens Foundry and MACHINE Works.

Athens Foundry and Machine Works.
rVHE SUBSCRIBERS WOULD RESPECT
Z 4 fully announce TO the citizens Of Athens and
the public generally, that they are still in opera
ton and propose to do CASTINGS Of every des-
eriphon in their line, and would therefore solicit
work from all those who mag want anything Of
the kind
We arenow casting and have for sale different
sizes Of the Globe, Crescent, Indiana and Iowa
Cook Stoves furnished complete; various sizes Of
Parlor, Nine Plate, Chamber .Onicc and Shop
Stoves, Also Coal Stoves, Hollow Ware Wafle
Irons; plougls, Backs and Jams. In fact nav
ing avery large supply Of patterns on hand got mp
daring the past seven years, we can supply any
order ipr any kind Of Machinery that can be wan
ted We also Manufacture Horse Powers and
fhfeshors, also Cane or Sugar Mills, large and
small kettles.
Alsoihe kileore Spiral or Incline Water. Wheel,
which will saw from two TO FIVE thousand fest per,
dny. All kinds Of MACHINERY fitted up in the
best aud most dirable manner, and upon short
notice. -
3 Also lion Railing Of every description.
W. re also prepared 70 make Brass and com-
position Castlug.r
The highest 9. prize paid for ela Copper:
p 8 There 4 connected with lhe Works an ex-'
eolIent Pattern Maker 20 that persons wishing
casting. saf hass patterns made % order; z, 4 z.
~ Extra Fine Tobacco,
i 4 usT RECEIVED AND FOR SALE. 81
- June g. W. ROSS
,nAINTs. OILS, yARNIsHRs DYn-sTUFFs
~ and Window elpss. Just received aud for
sale cheap for cash, by y
rApflilb ~ @. ". ROSS.
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IIAvE RECEIVED THEIR NEW SPRING
III Stock OF Goods, which Cor beauty sud varie-
N TiII ntt Be Elfpessed BY any hooft m East Ton
nc.<cr. We bog It4ft 70 t1uicf our thpnkato our
friend. iof ne N',<aI patronage hsticfrre extend
a 10 "a ard "A he same time rgnor our promise
q ru'| them 011tt A. I,H ~ any touse ~ ihis end
II nc State On ft<I'u|cs foI h'oiht Goods IoN
~ second ~ nom IN ne State Ours Is pofhAps
Tho Largest Retail House
N Vast Isnrc>tc, AID fhc stock u ample and
coupletc. cmhfecine AZ the latest and most cssh-
IcnnAIc styles ~ Goods ior holh sexeA
Also. Dna.. Incidence, pe'n,s and pye.siulis;
Glass aud onccntrRfe efofy variety 81 Leather
Goods straw Clouds iIatt Bonnetf, ac.i Man;
iiIlas. Grippe shavIs. Ac.; Hardware Of eycy
kind- S'hes and Grades. Reap Hooks. Plors
Smiths Tools; Salt, Saeer, Molasscs, &C., teecth-
81 with 10000 NJ o. Iron, nssoflc for AL purposes
for which Iron u generally used In this country
al Of which VII be sold low, OF given IN cxchanes
for Al kinds o. PRODUCE, Al The highest markes
price E.ty rss x 9 ,,s, 10
1nIha..n. InrII D. IQt0-ff-tfo I
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To the Public.
DIR. w. S. FINDLAY

HID ESPECTFULLY offers his Professional Services to
ue the citizens OF PikeYille and vicinity.
OFFIcE The one formerly occupied by DR.. Frazier.
Refcrences-facuty ofthe University Of Penn, Med
Fulkerson, Esq, Tazewe Tenn; DR.. b. Frazier, Knox
county, Tenn; Col Daniel Cooke Chattanooga, Tenn;
Col. w. Houston, Tazewell, Tenn. Dec 17-1y-534
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An persons having claims against said estate
are notified 10 file them, duly authenticated, and
all indebted are requested 10 come forward and
make settlement JAMES M. KNOX,
-t q t. : @. @. KNOX, n
= sirlr WILLIAM KNOX,
- JAMES PARKS,
EreeHiors Of Davia Z. Knox, deed
March 4, 1s59-tdE-sl5 - =. ii
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BOLIVAR FEMALE ACADEMY,
madisouyifIe. Tenn

THE Winter Session OF this popular Institution for ths
education OF Young Ladies', will commence the
18th day Of SeptemberProf. 3. NJ GAINES, Principal,
with a competent corps OF assistants.
The course OF instruction at this School embraces
every thing taught at the celebrated Institutions
Of earniDg In country. Those who would consult
economy invited TO examine before send
their daughters elsewhere Diplomas are conferred
upon those, and those only, who complete the entire
course or its equivalent.
For further particulars please Catalogues which
will be sent on application to the Principal Trustees
JOSEPH UPTON, On.
J. A. CoFFIS, Sec. Aug 10, 1S5s-tf-516
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ARRIVAL or THR ARABIA.

SACEvrLLE, n B., Aug. 10.
The horse express having arrived from Halifax
with the European dispatches by the Arabia for
The Associated Press. The following abstract ia
furnished at the earliest p ssble moment
The Emperor Napoleon has decided that the
French army and navy shall be restored to peace
looting without the least possible delay lie Is
now generally regarded as sincere aud his inteh
tions pacific
The Zurich Conference has not yet been held
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.-London Money
Market The mopcy market s active and slightly
more stringent. Consol3 are quoted ut 81 7-Sa95
for money and 95 5a05 8 for account The
bullion in the Bank Of England has decreased 236,
600 pounds during the week
The English Cabinet has announced that the
invitation to participate in the Congress Of the
Great Powers would not be accepted until the re-
suit Of the Conference at Zurich has been ascer-
tanned.
Liverpool, July % The BrcadstufI market is
dull. Corn has declining tendency. Provisions
have also declining tendency.
The steamships Vanderbilt, City Of Washington
and Bavaria have arrived out.
! The adycss from Italy are peaceful.
The debates in the English Parliament Indicate
tho intention Of tho Government 10 vigorously
/ prosecute the work upon the national detences.
The Sandman plenipotentiary 10 the Peace Con
ference had reached Paris.
| The American horse Starke, entered by Mr. Ter
Brock, for the Goodwood Race, has won III,
| stakes.
The Goodwood Cup was won by 'PromisoC
Land" The American mare Prioress, came il
third.
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FI,nNI WAsHINGrnN.

W NAsHlNGIoNt aug. ~.
II is uscertaiued from an authentic source that
on the 18th Of Juno the U. S. Deputy Marshal for
Northern Florida, informed the Government Of
the prevalence Of reports that R vessel or vessels
were expected on the coast Of Florida with slaves
from Africa nd made some suggestions as to the
best mode Of intercepung and aTresting them.-
Tho Marshal himself being absent in another part
of the State, tho Secretary Of the Interior on the
reception of this communication Immediately tele-
grnphed to tho Deputy Marshal, Informing him
that revenue cutter had been ordered from
Charleston to cruise along the coast ef Florida uns
der his direction.
The Deputy accordingly went on board the cuts
ter on the 3Oth June and reached New Smyrna
Inlet on the 30th July Two weeks thereafter he
wrote that he had boarded various schooners to
which suspicion might attach had carefully in
quired for many miles liang the coast and conclu
ded by saying TINT thor was no information to
osify the reports Of the landing Of Africans
1t further appears that Marshal Blackburn him
self was far behind the times, he did not inform
tho Interior Department of these rumors until his
Deputy had Investigated their truth with tho
above mentioned result. hmm.
The above racta are CLEANED from the oficialpa.
pers.
Returns from the sth Congressional District Of
North Carolina confirms the report Of the lee
ton Of y. B. Vance, Opposition
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MATRIMONIAL.
q nr THE unIrrn srArEs

70 THE LADIES rHE UNITED STATES:
It has beeH my good fortune 10 restore 20 health many
thousands OF nay euuntB-womon.
NV success has excited the malice uf che enyious aud
alous but or prosecutions have served only 20 extend
nd esab sh my reputation showers of grateful offerings
have fallen upou my pathway FROM the iar sufferers whom
have relieved So long held Ia anectionato and
hankI remembrance by those who have experienced my
sk can afford to iespise ho Efforts Of mischeimakers
NV veuds nave reoputedlY urged to place my med
cine for producing monstrU8tu within the reach ~ the
Lalo Of the Une5 States; but an iudisposon TO enter
fed so occupied by quaCs with their peci0us norums
and fear that uuprurped might palm upon
ne public tasr wouhless limitations have hitherto pre-
vented me from establishing agencies for the sale of my
AnE DE FEMME" n tho United States
Atlu Yield 60 the eurcates Of patients and friends
and offer 10 the suffering Females of America medicine
which has rendered me somewhat famous thruuhoul the
old World.
Ia regard 90 tho efficacy OF the ANTE DE FE NME"
need only say that It. is iu liquid form, and rs exactly such
sst have used pmrtreu France for many years aud
that has never failed 20 secure satisfactory result,
The Annie do Femme aud meusruation st'hd n the re
lation Of and effect 70 alike powerful 90 originate
aeahy meusf. llw where uoyor bias existed uha 10
restore whore has been from cause suppressed
ln prlrfio suafi ngH 60 imposition tue wrapper pl ult
written signature and both the bottle and enclosing box
wi be sealed with nay private real
Price, $500 a package. . ,....
PlHIs, January ls5I
FoLsale. Wholesale and Ret9n g WILLIAM FiSKtE
Amie ds Fomme' 81 the Proprietor prices
aul0 uHwlyB
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DAGUERREoTYPING, PHoTOGRAPHY, &c,-So
many improvements have been made and are year
ly developing themselves in the art Of taking like
uesses, that the pictures taken by DagueTe, won
dcrlu as they were, have been cast into the shade
by the new features which are constantly being
brought to our notice AmbrOtypes were great
Improvement upon the old style OF metallic plate,
aud were considered as near perfection as we could
cxpectto arrive at. Butambrotypes, although still
in almost universal demand for small pictures, were
further "improved" as was claimed, Thy Melain-
e1types, aud then Photographs made their appear
ance, This was great step in advance. Pictures
could now be taken paper direct and in this form
they could be sent over the wide world 10 a letter
or package. Moreover, almost any number Of
copies could DO taken from one negative" all
precisely alike. These were improved upon by
sterescopc views, which, when viewed through
their instrument affords endless pleasure. But Of
all the styles which are n vogue, there is none
With more beauty cearness and that meets with
more general favor than the Sphereoypes made
by A. Bisbee at his rooms in Marble Block, supe-
rOr street. Mr. Bisbee has a splendid suite o
rooms, the reception room having full front up
on Superior street, aud being furnished and fitted
up in unsurpassed elegance and neatness In the
rear OF this are the operating rooms, from which
come those beautiful pictures which hang in the
cases at the door An sizes Of pictures are taken
here from the miuutest plate for ring or lockat to
the lite size photograph, and all being done by
scientific workmen, and With the most perfect
chemicals and instruments, the result are always
satisfactory We advise our readers to call at his
rooms aud at least look over his collection Of
splendid specimens.
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FROM RICHMOND.

RICHMOND, Va, Aug TO-.
The Enquirer has a letter from Gov Wise in
which he explains that he wrote the famous letter
which has caused so much talk, to Bernard Don
nelly, of New York.
The Gov. also gives letter from Mr.. Donnelly
explaining that the letter was published after the
oommttal Of an implied breach Of trust for the
purpose Of killing OF the Governor Tue Gov.
closes his epistle thus
"NOw this Is all | know about the matter II is
no fault or imprudence Of mine which makes the
whole public and thus explaining self / have
no comment to make, nothing to paate, excuse
or Justify.
"who needs defence for treachory aud for gross
outrage upon all the confidence aud good faith
known among men In life leave the public to
Judge give Mr.. Donnclly's plea, aud believe,
until the contrary appears, that he is innOcent
whether now 1t will reoOil we shall sec His name
Is not given In the address Of the published copies
to create impression, obviously, that wrote this
letter spontaneously 10 some member Of the n. Y.
State Committee. | owe it to myself to expose
this, as you say, worse than forgery
Respectfully, &c,
HENRY A. WISE.
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EXCURSION TO ToLEDo.-The Father Mathew
Society Of Cleveland have accepted the invitation
of the Father Mathew Society of Toledo, to pay
them a visit, and the steamer Ocean, Capt. Evans,
has been chartered for the trip. She will leave
this city at Q o'clock next Sabbath evening, and
arrive here on her return Monday evening. pa
rade and celebration will be held in Toledo, and ii
is to be hoped that the Cold Wa,er Army OF Ceye.
land will be well represented by men and banners
Very many of the Father Mathew members are
aboring men, and it is TO be hoped that their en-
poyers will afford all reasonable facilities for their
enjoyment Of pleasant trip and the social fcstivi-
ties so kindly rendered by their temperance breth>
run in Toledo.
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ANTI-sLAvEEY CONVENTION.


The Christian Anti Slavery Convention met In
the First Congregational Church at 9 this nom
ing. The Protestant Church was well represented
from all parts of the State. On preliminary or
ganilatiOn A. A. Guthrie was chosen Chairman,
and II. h Spcllman, Secretary. Committees were
appointed on permanent organizltou resolutions
and addresses. Adjourned till two p. NJ
The Couv ention organized permanently. Presi
dent A, A. Guthrie, Of GAINESVILLE. and ten Vice
Presidents
Secretaries, Hon. II. Il. Spellman, OF Cleveland
and Rev w. b. Watkins, Of Cambridge.
After submitting resolutions the Convention I'D.
iOurned until . o clock tomorrow.
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Last Nights Report.
FROM NEW YORK

NEw YORK, Aug. 10.
The supply Of money is increasing aud money
on call is easier 6 per cent IS the common rate
II is reported that Commodore Vanderbilt is to
take the steamer Adriatic in exchange for the
Cortes and Uncle Sam, and that he sells the
Northern Light aud North Star for $500 600 to
the Pacific Nail Co. The opposition is to cease
after October
Nathaniel Marsh the Secretary Of the N. Y K
Il Il. r Co. has been appointed receiver At a
meeting Of the Directors yesterday n committee
was appointed to devise plan for the re urgani.
zation of the Company.
The Police on Sunday night arrested two men
named Potter and Clarke, at the House on i5th
street, whore recently about Sc 600 in counterfeit
money was found AZ the time of the arrest the
police received $4,000 in counterfeit notes and
apparatus for altering bills, with q large quantity
of bank note paper and thirty'six counterfeit
plates.
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saw them go up 'he stairs which passed up
within few feet Of the dutfi there wao gae
30 light the hall, but / did not See just. where
TINS light was; said "good night Mr. Moore,
aud went awayi ] was surprised that NJ
Moore would 90 up 10 play at that time Of
night, and with such people, this was about a
quarier to twelve o'clock; know nothing else in
reiero ce to this matter.
Mr., Moore here returned 10 the stand and
wanted 20 eNpaiu he said that they did not 90
u Mr Shermans room ON that night he and
Mr Schlcssinger, ON the way from the Chess
Club, went into the st Nicholas, and while
there this other party entered and proposed
game Of whist Gilman was one Of the parties,
but he did not rccOllcct the others; a gentle
man from New York wanted 10 play; they
played IN Gllman's loom, but Gilman did not
| play with them; this room was next 10 Sher.
mans room, where Beachs is now; while there
! Sherman entered the room aud wanted q light,
he did not remember who was there except
Gilman and the New York gentleman; they
! played one or two games Of whist for the Ii.
| quor, but did not gamble; he presumed, from
the implements he saw in the room, that it was
a gambling room; he was in the building at no
other time
Daniei Branhon suorn.-Am hoot-black at
the Weddell House; on last Saturday night
about o'clock A ~, | was gathering up the
boots about that house, and looked out Of the
window on the second story on Frankfort 81 ;
saw two men on the corner OF the streets at
the lamp post in front OF the big brick building;
one of the men was dressed in black coat pants
and vest tue other had black pants and light
colored vest, and was in bis shirt sleeves; the
one in black coat was much intoxicated; the
other wanted him to 90 home or 'come home =
both of them in about five minutes went away
toward Superior street; saw no more Of them;
heard no noise after or before this they passed
away from my sight as [ was looking out oi
the north end window; they were white men;
The one in shirt sleeves had no hat on, but
might, perhaps, have had a small cap; the one
dressed in black seemed TO be the tallest, but
perhaps his hat made the difference; he seemed
to look rather larger every way
The evidence being all rendered the Jury
retired a few minutes for private consultation
and on coming in were charged by the Coro
ner who reviewed the testimony which hat
been elected, showing tho connection where
there was any. In about half an hour the fol
lowing verdict was rendered:
The Jury find that Mr.. Sterling came to hi
death by hemorrhage on the brain, produce,
by fracture Of the skull That circumstance
surrounding the case, developed before th,
Jury, lead them to believe that the fracture wa
caused by violence, but at whose hands the,
cannot determine; that while expressing sal
opinion, they also believe it possible said fraC
ture was caused by iall.
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I-5@ We take pleasure in informing the public
that +. RuGini, IFS superior st., has received a
splendid stock Of Summer goods. among which we
notice lrge variety Of she newest and most iaah-
ionable styles Of straw goods for both men and
boys, and also a full assortment Of children goods
We also notice some new aud beautiful styles
soft hats, which deserve especial attention. Mr.
Ruiilni assures us that il will be bis aim 10 sell the
qoods at lower prices that any other house 10 the
trade. We confidently commend him to the publis
= worthy Of their patronage