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B U IL G e 81 ALL N,
WHOLESALE GROCERS.
Commission q Produce Merchants,

Commission Il Produce Merchants,
AND DEALERS IN
BRANDIESs WINES, CIGAEESs &C.,
COR. OF COLLEGE AND SPRING SITS, NASHVILLE, TENN.
XETE receipt large we'll assorted stock Of
w Groceries, Liquors. &C. to which we invite the attention
Sugars.
100 Sels \ and Philsdslpha Coffee Sugar;
so EbIs n and philadelphia : Loaf Sugar;
Powdered Sugar; 25 bbis Baltimore and Philadel-
pha Sugar.
Coffee.
SEQ sacks Rio Coffee, Is do 0. G. Java Coffee,
- MoIasscs.
ssS ssS ssls q. New noas; Ten. Ten gallon sy5a'
leo ten gall kegs do
$50 boxes Star Candles, 200 dOz Painted Buckets,
ESQ = do do 75 Painted Tubs,
200 4 do do $50 dozen Washboards,
$50 boxes TaloE do 200 doz Brooms,
100 do Pearl Starch $4,000 assorted Cigars,
gOO do Bar Soap, IS bxs Smoking Tobacco;
. chests Green & Black Tea; 500 do Manufactured de
20 bags Spice, grades,
80 do Pepper, 100 bxs Garretts Snuff;
10 bales Ginger, so kegs Shot, asserted sizesI
100 CASKS New Castle Soda, % do Bar Lead;
leo bxs DO do in papers, IS bxs Mason's BlackinE
5 ceroons hest Indigo, $50 d. Glassware;
2casks Dutch Madder; $50 do Window Glass;
. iercesf esh Rice, 800 bbs kenhawG Salt,
LIQUORS.
300 bbs Deans Whisky, 200 bbs Robertson county
100 do Rilshire's do Whisky,
IS do Ward s. Cary $50 bbls Rye & Bourbon do
25 do Smiths do 100 IongYorh's Catawba
s6 6qr pipes Sherry i Madeira Wine;
S y pipes Jean Louis Brandy; wine.
pipes Holland Gin; so task Champagne Wine;
bbls Ale. 10 bbls Vinegar;
95 casks London Porter;
Together with every other articles usual kept in the Grocery
ine ljanl2l BURGE q ALIEN
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HUGH McCREA a. co.,
Who'll SALE GR OCERS
NOS. I3 AND Is MARKET STREET, NASHVILLE.
Have i'm Store the following:
$50 hhds prime Sugar $50 pkgs Teas.
- bbls powdered and crushed $50 bags Shot, assorted,
Sugar lOO boxes Tallow Candles,
pkgs Golden Syrup, so bags Pepper,
800 bags Rio Coffee, 40 do Allspice,
50 do Lagura Coffee, 81 do Ginger,
90 packets Java do 600 groce Matches,
$50 boxes Star Candles, IG0 doz Buckets,
200 do Cincinnati Soap, % do Churns,
260 do Tobacco, all brands, 25 do Batter Tubs,
$4,000 HAVANA Cigars, all ; cases Indigo,
brands, casks MAdder,
10000 Melee Cigars 20 bbls Almonds
50 coils Jue Rope, 10 Brazil Nuts,
IRON, NAILS, NND CASTINGS.
100 tons PittsbuTg Iron, warranted
loco kegs Pittsburg and Wheeling Nails,
% tons assorted Castings,
5U0Opounds Steel
LIQCORS.
$50 bbs Cincinnati Whisky, 90 bbs American Brandy
100 do Newsom's ODD, do 60 do do Gin,
IS do Juln II. Smiths do pipe pure Holland do
IS do Robertson Co. do casks pure Cognae Brandy,
60 do Rye and Monongahela Is bbs b. Rum,
Whisky, % do Sweet Malaga,
30 bbls Old Bourbon Whisky, 90 "a casks Brandy
30 do Tennessee White do 20 boxes Ginger Brandy,
50 boxes ClaTet 20 do Raspberry do
co do Scheidam Schnalps, dls Cherry do
Is do Lemon Cordial, do Grger Brandy,
5 bls do do ~ do pure Apple Brandy.
5 do Pure Peach Brandy,
All Of the above articles viii be sold very by
febll HUGH MCREA & CO.
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NUTTERING AND ROOFING done Al moment
In notice. M'GASLIN b STRADER,
jsnl6 No Bro&dvay.
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TRUNKS TR

TRUNKS! TRUNKS!
II AIDES Large French Dress Trunks,
do do No. I Sole Leather Trunks:
Gents do Mol do do 10
Also large stock Of Yalee Carpet Bags and satches which
offer at low prices.
june23-tf SNYDER & FRIZZFLI.
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SmitI,s wheeling Ale,

Rn BARRELS Smiths Kennett Ale;
0DU 50 do do Champagne do
80 do do Bitter do
We have just received the invoice Of stock Aeey are
very superior, and will be sold low No South street
CARTER, HILSFoRD q CO.
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NashYilIe Fam Races.

WILL COMMENCE ON MONDAY OCEs sde
GtWEEPSTAEES proposed, ali sgcs, nile heas $50
- entrances s00 forfeit. To and close he l day q
July Three 70 Eace-to % % fuet4Us
the 4h Of October.
SEeepske three year olds mile hsats; 500 eusf
$50foreit. Ts and Close the lgf day 0f July 1
70 make race of Wednesday he - a.
Of Octsber.
Sweepstakes for three year olds mile heats 800
trance $50 forfeit To and close the rs day % jay
Three % make nceto oE On Friday he - *
October. SAMUEL J. CARfkk-
maY2e-td.
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The RAT Exferminntor.

(tILSON'S PATENT Rat TEEAP~.NsVsr faiss
" to catch the largest rats. No hals ased.
Rotary Egg WhiPs--Wiii ship lightly one datHn
egrs minutes
Five Minute Freszsrs- MAssey's PAtsnt-all Isss.
a. very low prices
Water COolers--Neafest New YORK Paitsrnsali 1EsI.
at very low prices
The Family Knife Cleaner--oaly s0osats, Es
family can Afford 70 be without them.
LudiOsgss Fruft Cans and Jars--For pras1rr-
ing Backherres Pie Plant Tonatoes &C. &c simple t1as
the poorest families glance The q c11E
them.
Immanss Gate SPrings-IavaluAhlss 20 RAners =
gate always shut will 0utas blown about t1 Windi -
ing protection from t1s inroads 0f cattle and ho7g-
FEATHER and Fly Dusters-a large supply.
Brittana and imperial Metal Tea and Cofse Pos.
iuneg2 MACEENZIE 4 hTHCHIN.
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SPARTA AOADENxE EOTTEAHs
CLAss No 90,
Draws wednesday, JuIy szGlas fsS5s
ON THIS THREE HuA Bar PLAN,
is NUMBElaS-s12. DHABN 8A1.LoSls
Esarly One Prissta s1srg 7uo zl'hesvf
I GRAND PRIZE OF sss,0Oos
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WHOLErICKETs SO: HALVES ss:OUAEEsHs sss
Remember that every Prize In the above
scheme Is drawn and payable In fnIl vVfsh-
cat deduction.
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For niagara Falls, the Lakes and
Canada.
SHORTEST AND CHEAPEST ROUTE.
This Line Philadelphia with the Great Northwestern
Railroad through Niagara Falls Buffalo, s hours
from PHILADELPHIA Through Tickets with the privilege OF stop
ping Philadelphia points, for by the Agents
in Savannah
Fare to Niagara or Buffalo, S22-Emra, S2O-Canandagua
S2l. c. A. GREINER & CO.,
Agents a Savannah.
7. s. & I. G. BUDD,
Agents at Charleston.
A. HEBRON, Jr.,
feb27-d6mi Agent Philadelphia.
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W h o lie s ale Gro erss
PRODUCE a. COMMISSION MEHCHAhISf
Foreign and Domestic Liquors.
No. As Broad street, NashTilIe. Tenn-
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The hest market price paid az Feathers Bselsax, Gin
seng, FlAxsesd, and Bacon.
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GROCERIES,.
YNT IL n Il L A N o II :,
No. IL Broad Street, Nashville, Tenn.
wHOsEskLE DEALERS
Groceries and Liquors
OF ALL KINDS,
BACON, LARD, FZU0R AND PRODUCE OF EVERY
DES(pyDJOW

DESCRIPTION.
prepared show erge and well selected stock
w of Groceries and Liquors. which invite
he inspection Of cash buyers and determined to sell
cheap the cheapest ucOn always eXceped know
offer them good inducements other house in the trade
Call on feb4-dtfl J0YNT Sc TREANOR.
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Consumers depend upon getting pure article when
buy Valley Whkey, is sold by the bottle and
only. WIN. II. DAILY,
10 South William Street, New York,
Sole Proprietor.
FO sale in NASHVILLE JOSEPH NASH all the respects
bic Grocers and Druggists. ap21-i3m.
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cess OF the bill aud threatening TO leave tine Mk-
soufi restitution Tie statute book, at this juno
t'ire Mr. Douglas biiie forward and PROPOSED 10 Oh
safc tho difficulty by clause in tho bin niaSins the
question: Ia dispute The subject Of judicial inquiry aud
position TO carry out ts view lac inserted pfoysion
flotidag tie people II the Territory With the power 10 de
Ieimine her ihsiiiutios and 70 liiaLb their own lays IN
,heir own way, sefs qaW e " eapstasgi Of f ta~i
Ni, thus removing from the halls Of Congress the two
Questions Of the e Of territorial power 10 pupe and
the tae when it can be exercised and romng them to
the courts this 10 be done 10y general phrase allowing
the Territories all power eosseaf .r the consolation and
making the Supreme Court the umpire and exposition Ia
the premises Ind M eas accepted By northern and southern
qsacrs, and Nas made the ark Of the covenant Con-
sncuous anongpt those who cheeliuly endorsed and
hailed this solution of the difficulty were Senators Hunter
benjamin, Brown and others From no democrat ia the
Senate at the time heard murnur Of dsapproba
ton dissent.
In order 10 give completeness aud full effect to this
pacific settlement of the differences amongst the friends
oil the measure two amendments cngrated the
bill with the unanimous southern senator's
The first in effect declaring that the laws of the terri
toria legislature should not be supervised by Congress-
and the secord providing that jurisdiction of the corts
should extend to all cases affecting the title to slaves
without regard to the amount of value involved And
thus the Nebraska bill passed. with perfect under
standing at the time among its friends TO its meaning,
terms, and import, II announced five propositions
First that Congress could ntcrct on prohibit slavery
in the Territories and that the citizen of Virginia hal qs
much right to take his slave there as the New England
man his horse Secondly that the power to establish
abolish slavery lay in the people OF the Territory Third
that the time when this power could be exercised
matter of judicial inquiry and exposition Fourhy that
tho laws of TING territorial legislature should not be
yised by Congress Filthy, that II the legislature of the
Territory exercised any power touching slavery affecting
the constitutional rights of the citizen, his appeal lay in
the courts and that their decree should be final the
premises and that the President Of the United States
by virtue Of hts executive authority should sustain the
decree Of tile court with the posse os,t Of e country if
necessary 1css the positions taken by Judge Doug
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GLE,iNIYGS FROM THE NAILS. E

An iron ship Of large size is building in Wilmington,
Del, for Commodore Vanderbilt
A steam engine to run OH common roads is in course
OF construction in Paterson
There is religious revival now in progress among the
Mcthodisis in Newark, aud many conversions have
taken place.
The Russian possessions on the Amoor river are at
tracing lust now good deal of attention. Our trade is
rapidly extending in that direction, the exports Of Amer
lean productions having reached million per
mum.
musical prodigy has been discovered at Watertown,
Conn, in the person OF Abigail Emeline Atwood girl
ten years of age Her father to his credit bc 1t said,
fuses listen to advantageous offers to give her musical
education and bring her before the world 4
The Springfield Republican says ut would be a bless.
ing to editors If there somebody in Mexico to send
M honest account Of affairs Let us get some ntelli
gcncc into the American telegraph Offices first. That
the blessing most nccdul Just now.
The Gardiner Bank in Maine, was chartered in 1914.
Since IFS establishment the presidency has always
NAMED in the family The first president was Maj
Peter Grant who succeeded by his son. Capt Samuel
G. Grant tho Office next filed by Capt William b.
Grant another son Of the first president and has with
in few days dcvoycd upon VIM. Grant, esq. son of
the second president.
A thief was recently arrested in Norwich, who had
been carrying in that city very extensive business in
his line Al the time of his arrest he had on articles OF
clothing belonging to five different persons. Tic wore
the boots Of Rev Mr. CULVER, the pan'aoons of Mr..
James Winchester an OF Mr. Lyon vest which
belonged to McrrS Gilbert and his under. clothes had
been taken from the house OF Mrs. Gilbert
The quantity Of cotton wool brought into England
every year might be piled into pyramid which would
rival that Of Chcops The eight thousand five hundred
and seventy millions of miles of yarn spun in Eng
land in year might be wound round and round the
earth, boy winds string round bis top or we might
throw the shuttle over distant Uranus and then tangs
together the .'red planet Mars the ETth Venus, Mcr
curry and Sun in our net of cotton The whole Of
the British islands might be wrapped up in cotton wool
aud put up carefully for the inspection of future ages,
in very many years consumption Of that raw material
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OTTAWA is fixed as the seat of the Canadian govern
nent ly a majority Of four in the Provincial Parliament
and now that the affair settled every pretty
well Satisfied The Toronto people agree that after To
routo Ottawa is altogether the most proper selection that
could have been made Tho of Montreal declare
that excepting their own city no such desirable locality
could have been found From Quebec comes the ndms-
sion that Quebec alone presents superior claims. 10
Kingston the word is that to Kingston place
fit Thus all sides nearly content NJ ever Cana
ans permit themselves to be, and the next parliament
tary excitement is calmly awaited.
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DIED.

On Thursday evening the 2h instant, Illness
EILzABETH MOSS, tho sd year Of her age.
family respectfully invited 10 attend the
Sunday O'Clock, Tho Of her
husband Mo esq Of and s streets Navy yard
On tho 26h ns only
W. H. aged months and % days
aud friends OF Tho family invited to attend hi
fun Monday 28th inst 10 O'Clock,
tis,limorc Sun please copy1
pneumonia the 7i her the residence Of her
A. CRpxsiaw, Charles county, Virginia. Mr.
ELIZABETH PARKER the Judge PARKER
the court Of appeals Her cheerful and peaceful life calmly
enjoyment Of Christians faith and hope.
orrowiug children here ron husband and children
therein Heaven.
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las election ior mayor when they had seen Mt TO
honor him with that high position.
The ticket foe council then announced as
follows
Frs Pre,sacs--W II Seymour, G, N. Pearson, J. M
stake, w. j.. Dunlop
Xrond P,ociaa--w H. s. Taylor u b Williams
Third Pyecias,- Henry Baron, j w MeCobb ID. w
Oyster.
foarth Pyeei,aat-- Esau Pickre Tbos. Knowles.
the nominations confirmed smid great enthuasm
and after several distinguished gentlemen had spoken the
meeting Adjourned
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Markets.

NV York, Feb. 26.-coton closed firm sales of
900 bales. Flour closed firm-saes of $4,000 bbs !;
State SIS 30 SIS SO Ohio Sc 80 So 60 southern, SO
So 40 Wheat closed quiet salcs of 60 600 bushels
western red, 81 iO white, 81 so. Corn closed quiet
sales OF Is, 900 bushels mixed. "a cents Pork closed
dull-nicss, SIT 62A Sl8 Ia; prime, sl3 Is a
sl3 80 Lard closed quiet at liz l2l cents. Wits
key closed firm at I'll % cents Sugar is unchanged
Molassc closed quiet at 80 40 cents Spirits of tur
pcntinc closed firm at 40 494 cents. Rosn closed firm
sales Of 6, 500 bbls. at 81 724 81 TO- Rice closed
firn,--sales of $500 bbls at % Al cents.
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SPEED OF VESSELS apparatus called g Marine
odunlctrr, for indicating vessel is progress has Just
bn invented in England The instrument is connected
with driving apparatus by a tube which contains ~
column Of atmospheric air, and in which number Of
links and screws driven by the motion Of the water
the driving apparatus, and communicated finally to
dial axis.
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TuRyr FEMALE AuRprnKns IN One CELL. There
confined in cell of NcwGae prison, London three
females convicted OF the murder of children one Mary
Ann Alice Sage beat her stcpcbd to death another,
Ccesn somner the throat of her child of 10 years
and the third who had four children carried two Of them
to canal aud held them under water until they were
drowned.
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DAMAGES ron SIANbrn Mrs. Bratt, of Pittsburg. Pa ,
was sued by Mrs Allison SANDER aud the damages
were laid at $40 900 The given 10 jury. who
Monday evening, rendered verdict OF 900 for the
plaintiff Same plaintiff rs Miss Mills is being t,cd
aud as the defendant said to be wealthy smart damages
may bc looked for in the event of her conviction
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ENINE ART DESTRUCTION i

FIFTY rRiyFs on Paintings, Water Color drawings Chrome
either Trained elegantly mounted
Fifty prizes: chances ~ ga h..
The drawing place Tuesday March lste
PHILIPS Fine Art Gallery,
25-nf 3a2 Penn avenue, bet 9th and 10th streets
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The McMickcn Request of 500 600 to the city of Gin
cinnati has declared Valid against the suit of his
relatives who will carry the UP to the United States
Suprcmr Court.
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Ann IncnRrs ii war enormously announced in the
evening papers OF yesterday that Col. s. w Lander
would lecture in the gallery OF the Washington MT AS
ISOLATION We learn that Mr. Stanton, owing TO probes
slrai will defer his lecture until Monday
March 4 toll Lander VII take his place tomorrow
night and pr. Butler viii lecture ON Tuesday.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
rhe yyrctk or the D,ack warrior.

NEw YoKK Feb 2G.-It is reported this evening that
the Black Warrior is hist filling with water. heavy
gale previling the were compelled 10 leave her
Another account says that she is hrealling up and
will prove a total loss
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RiSoxfshrfoNs. Slessss. Arnold and Bishop who
have so cedby represented the second and the fourth
congressional districts of Connecticut in the present
Congress have been nominated Cor election We shall
publish in next the resolutions Of these conventions
endorsing and recommending their candidates
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" combination, and a form, indeed.
Whrro every god did seen, 10 set his seal,

could not conclude this hasty sketch without
graduating the President on his choice IL is ndec
very that personal preference even where worth Ii
fully understood warmly seconded by all concerned
The press here as well elsewhere, Of all politics,
ligon and languages, with ono voice applaud the APP
pointmcnt and may venture to affirm that the Prcs
dent in this single act has conciliated moro good will
and cordial feeling III Pennsylvania in proportion to the
Interest involved than any measure. however popular Of
his administration May his shadow never grow less y
Respectfully, CAKOLUS.
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SsYn 0 BnmS, ESD, well Irish politician,
wlto lfo,nnentIy identified with the rebellion OF
isfs HIS arrived I'M this sountry, and will immediately
visit Washington he desires 10 Congress In session
While IN New York he declined public honors offered him
by his enthusiastic COUNT ymem.
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AIBsSs, Feb 20. Tho special committee to-day re-
ported the PERSONAL liberty BILL multiplying the fugitive
slave law.
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Financial.

New YoRK Feb. &C. Stocks arc firm Chicago and
Rock Isand 62; Illinois Central shares 69t; Michigan
Southern ISL; New York Central, 79s Reading 49s
Missouri 6's, s5.
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BS6f Sstss -The coming Will he the last week Of str
Frenchs night BOOB sales at 3i4 street The pur-
chascr of books viii he able 10 pick mp excellent bargains
at these sales The assortment embraces gool many
valuable standard works. which every family pretending
to Intelligence ought TO possess
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ST. PArfIcks Day. correspondent expresses at great
length his hopes that tire fstl day OF Erin will be prop
crIy celebrated here at the metropolis OF course it
will
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THE Press WAiTsThc publication of the proceedings
Of the Burns Festival is delayed by the tdpess Of some
Of the speakers in returning proof sheets
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rINME SWAMI DOCTORs ApvENTuREs IN THE

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southwc the whole OF the
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forty humorous Western Sketches.
incidents and character With IL Illustrations from designs
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The Bg Travels
tho of
"saray Subjects" us'vc characters
and southwest, Southern
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tweru md On street.
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8. G.. Herring ~ Co.'s Patent Champion Safes.
7NHE subscribers grateful for past favors, and
Il finding that discriminating public were bcsow ing their I~t
that necessary 70 exhibit
enlarged their depot ny opening extensive
broadway No 25l Murray street,
opposite m Hall This enlargement Of warehouse with
factory viii enable the
hand all times larger stock OF fro and
safes than other establishment Ia the world
Particular constructing safes private
the security Of plate and
cwcry. Isl M
4 Ks
all kinds chc vault
DOORS patent powder proof locks hanks
bank CryEcr5
patent letter lock- without key.
s. G. HERRING IL 90,
Nos 1856, l3g Water street, and
25l Broadway, corner Murray New York
r. COYLE CO., Agents,
Washington, d. G.,
W. KNOWLES, Agent,
Nav 26--Iy Richmond, Virginia
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JOHN c. HENDERSON, SMYTH, & CO.
IIAVE removed THEN salcs-rooms TO the lofts ~
s4s BROADWAY and ready exhibit Their ramlr %
FRENCH fIowEips exceed importation ses
made numeerag ,','rs urspssp s.s'a s larger r" "'a
w have so msnuasarsd an extensive varsity
Fow, and In this every conceivable siaiy se
prioe goods and 'c ncr. lor
varied IL quality 81, tho wants Of 'be 'ra We
have purchased and converted the cnure Duid"es ~ l
and street. factory and pfeiscd 70 r'o
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,
usdcr Iaanagemen1 of our Mr. = v whiNh'
FEATHERS,
under the management e II DkNE
LACE RUCHES, etc, etc,
management Of EDWARD JACKSON,
ID Jackson March
purpose being The deveiopmeni e above eAnshe, s
rsAps extent imported material and buusns
Assn OF Partisan reputation WIN saa !"
wlosh Tbs well krown efficiency Of the nansse" ssaiaa
ICES that the products of our factory VIII s"'fass "a s
goods heretofore made IN America -,
The French Flower Department,
ostrich and Fancy Feathers.
French Materials,
Held Dresses, Ornaments, etc,
American Dsparsa.snt In Flowers. Raehr., - Ssscy
under the management Mr. E. u. HOWELL
French Department. No. aos Rse dc Nschilsu, Paris
'''''' Mr.. J. KENNEDY sMyrn \ IsMgns,sr
assisted by Mr. J d. DAVIS a Nr. W. kUtrNc.
Tho IMioRrISG-h leading department Of our business No
purchase hs choicest designs in e French market
Our saes strictly wtsA,x f'assss and
respectfully invite merchants essmIue eos~s
]. c. HENDERSON, SMITH, 4 CO.,
aA3 broadway, New York.
JNO. C. HENDERSON 4 CO.,
No. broadway.
HENDERSON, sMYTH 4 CO.,
Hue de RiehlSsu, Paris.
Ian --dl Am
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
Prom W. n. MCDONALD q Co., ea s"''"" So
JOHN c. HENDERSON, sMYTH, q CO

To Dealers In ARTIFICIAL Flowers ostfAt'
Feathers, Fancy Goods IL e.