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The Cincinnati Rtss csre says Ths high price vhieL
has beou obtained years. clip WOOL and the consequent
large prcs which hss been made BY thoss who bought
general astivig dealers and spectators article
display great anxiety to enter into comq
clip prices far above those paid for several years
stand large contracts already Ia this State
prices varying IS 90 per b. The advance
past months fully afy cent thus compromising dealers
pretty fully heavy losses sustained by large decline
brought by crisis Of 1857 Pull blood selling
the eastern cities at $500 b. which bought summer at
94c. showing what profits
by those dealers who held ever their stocks F"
wHIsKY-The market continues hrm at s69osc per gallon
for Reced Country quoted at 4Oa75c, according to quail
iS.
The Cincinnati market has dragged heavily for days
weeks past with considerable ueuaOn prices The market
closed yesterday evening e, which &c lower tAn the
week previous.
HOGS AND oATTLE-Dealera offering grsss HOgs
sa3zc Cattle and sI935o headfO sheep according
quality. There is a good demand at these prices.
At Cincinnati Hogs quoted a; 5k96I gross the
side rate for prime large fed. Beef Cattle quoted
B4c gross fair and 4a5c for good prime
sheep are quoted ri s995 EACH according quality.
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Congressional.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 26-HoNse--The Committee
on Ways and Means have concluded TO ask q sus
pension Of the rules and report first MOrrils tar
if bill and then any member may offer substi
tute hv
The Post Office Appropriations Pill Was taken up
SeHGts;-Diseussed the Cuba bill, Wilson's amend
ment gives fifty thousand TO the Preeidani to negOti
ATE for the removal Of the commercial restrictions Of
Cuba and he South and Central American States
WAsHIEaToE, Feb. 26.-It is reported that the
President will receive Mata aud recognize Jurez
Government.
The Cuba bill will pass The Senate by about nine
majority. but win probably not be acted on by the
House
WAsHISaTox. Feb 26-The House greed 10 The
report of the committee of conferences on the 10
dian appropriation bill
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commencement Exercises of Nashville
Medical EniNerkiIY.

Medical University
The weather could not have been more unfavors-
BILE, yet the large nall of the University was crowd
ed, and the greater portion of the audience, not
Withstsndng tie rain was pouring in torrents, was
composed Of ladies'. The exercises were opened
with Prayer by the Rev. Or. McMullen after which
DR. B. L. Holland of the class, delivered the vale
dctory in 8 chaste aud appropriate manner 1t con-
taned many wholesome truths, good points, and
heightened sentiments.
The diplomas were then delivered and degrees
conferred upon the following named gentlemen:
] D Alexau, en- Texas; Ames, Miss; r An
dersOn, Tenn; J c AGREE, Tenn B Andrews,
Tenn; J Austin, Tenn P c Archer, Texas; ID
Anderson, Tenn; L Allen, Ala; J F Anthony,
KY; Betliune Ala; Barron, Tenn; VIM c
Brown, n C; c Baker. Ala Burney Georgia,
N Briggs, Ky; Bibro Tennessee D C Crit
tenden, Kentucky; 4 Cain. Georgia;
Carter, Tennessee; Thomas Cody, Georgia
7. Carter, Tenu; CsrdWell Tenn; NJ CTavens,
Tenn; W J Coles, Tenn; Cook, Miss; D C Day,
Tenn; d DuBcan, 5 c; I d Davenport, Tenn;
Henry Digs Miss; Evans, KY; G Elder Ga;
D Foster, Ky; Francis, Texas; Flowers,
TIA; w Green Ala; J c Garland Tenn; G Garvin,
Tenn; n A Goode, c; Goodwin, Tenn;
A Gillespie, Miss; W Hardin, Ala; L Holland,
Ga; L Hail, Tenn; D Holt, Tenn; Joseph p
Jones Florida; } L King, Texas; RObt Knox, Miss;
VIM KenDebIew, Ga; r LittetOn, Ala; h L
Leigh, KY A LofteO, Ca IL McDugald, Texas;
John n MCG0uEau, \ c; L b MCCraTy, Ala; b
Mclean, Ala; J E Moore, Ky; 2 Il Manley, Team;
J. l. Nowlin, Tenn: Nicholson Ala; Norton,
Ga; NuckOls, Tenn; W W Neal. Tenn; Fl Oil
plant, Texas; Price, Ga; r Pate, Ca b
Payne, Team; NJ Patterson. Tenn; Penn,
Teun; II Peacock, Ga; F Park, Ga; James
Pipes, Miss NJ Russell, Ark } Richmond,
Tenn; Russell, Teun S Ryan, Ala J Rob
ertsOn, Texas; Ryan, A'a.; Thos Rye, Tenn;
John Sewer, Tenn, Simmons, Ca J Sad
Ter, Tenn; B Slaughter, Miss W NJ Taggart, S
C.; S W TAYLOR Ga; J L S Thompson, Tenn;
Turner, Tenn; J W Taylor, Ky; " 4 Tompkins,
Tenn; Upshsw, Ais b WEIGH, Ark; d NJ
Welborn Ga; NJ Wilkens, Tenn W WestnOre
land, Tenn Conrad Wall, Ala; J L Watkins, Ala !;
Williams Miss; } Wyatt, Tenn; VIM II
Warder NJ Weslmorelard, Tenn J L WestbroOk,
Miss; Z Vim, Ala Jas Dyer, Tenn
Alter the Diplomas delivered, Dr. j. NJ.
Singleton, Of Kentucky, introduced, who sd-
dressed the audience by appointment from the Fsc>
ully. We have seldom listened to a more eloquent
discourse, and we're it not that our limited space
forbids, could say much in praise of eloquent
and chaste a Lecilre, from gentleman so distiu-
- guished in the Medical ProfsssIon-BaRRsr Of yes.
IerddV.
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Boats LEAVING THIS DAY.
For Paducah. Cuba, al y o'clock


Boats LEAVING THIS DAY.
For Paducah. Cuba al II O'clock
BOATS LKAyISa 7o-NoRRow.
For ST. Louis, sallis West, at II O'Clock,
The river ldeclines slowly With is feet on HarS
psth shosls; weather clear aud pleasant.
Freights for expectation rather scarce; receiving
freight plentiful all the boats arriving having fill
loads.
The Nashville passed Memphis yesterday and is
due here on Tuesday next.
The steamer Cuba. the regular mail packet, eohs
Meeting with Memphis, st. Louis, and Louisville
mail boats, and giving through tickets win be the
only boat leaving port this day.
On Tuesday next, the regular and popular Pitts
burgh packet, Harmonic. win depart for Cincinnati
Pittsburgh, and all intermediat landings.
The popular steamer, Sallie West, one Of the
mail line Of steamers, leaves for st. Louis tO-mor-
row, connecting with Memphis and Louisville mail
boats.
The following boats are expected; LightfoOt.
from Cincinnati; J. G Cline, from Memphis Cuba,
from Paducab; sallie West, from ST. Louis; TEN
pest, from Louisville.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
HarmOnis, from Pittsburgh.
B. NJ Ruuysn, from st. Louis.
DEPARTED YESTERDAY.
B. NJ. Runyan, for s Louis.
Acacia Cottage * Cincinnati,
Wm Henry
Fairy Queen,
Dunleith, "
Red Rover, '' New Orleaas.
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Every day IS bringing to light something 'neO
under the SUM-" We have been presented with 3
package of Gayettys Medcated Paper, by our clev-
er friend, F. Hagan. Speaking Of this paper, the
New York Herald says:
Gayetty's Medicated Paper for the Water>clOset,
made Of pure Manilla hemp, without chemicals, and
medicsted by entirely new process cures and pre-
vents piles 1t is a blessing TO the sick and the
healthy. Unequaled cure, Incompatible as q
preventive. All other paper poisonous and pile
producing Sold at Al Ann street. One thousand
sheets for one dollar. All druggist Vend it. The de-
msnd is great.
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RELIEF In TEN MINUTES.
VANS
p u L MIC AFER 9

The most certain and speedy remedy discQreed for ali
Diseassso[ tie Caet and lungs Coughs, Odds Asth-
Hoarseness Ds5FcuK Breatkin0, Sore
ThTOat, DO, DC, de-
THESE WATERS give the most instantaneous and perfect
lief when persevsed with according directions fail
effect rapid and asngcure Thousands have been restored
perfect health who have tried other in vain To all
all constitutions they equally blessing and
despair matter how long the disease have
existed however be provided the organic strue
ture the organs hopey decayed Every
afflicted should give them an impartial trial.
To VoCALT PvsIo sP1AKERs these Waters peculiarly
valuable they viii in day the most service occaOna
hoarseness their regular for days wills all times
the power and heby Of the voice. greatly improving
tone compass aud cearness for which purpose they
ularly used BY many professional vocalss.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester n. T.
Price 25 cents per box For sale by
Rock City MiIIs,--L g. BACH14Y d CO., PTopri-
etors ). = BAUMAN CO., Manufacturers of ROCK CITY
FLOUR, will pay the highest price all times for Wheat and
Corn their Mills, Of Line and Cherry Streets Nash
Prioes OF FlOurFrOm and after this til further
notice, the price Of
Extra Family Flour, - 30 Fine Bran, &c
Unboited, so Coarse Bran, 65e
MiddlinEs, = OO Corn Meal, bushel, 75e
All articles sold BY the undersigned deliverable at any place
theoty chargs When selling the quantity their
Of discount is 10 per cent. from retail prices.
J.E. BAUMAN & co.
Any one wanting Flour, Bran, Meal &C., from Rock City
Mns will and an Box at the Post ONCE and at W. H.
Gordon Co.'S warehouse where the calls four times
each day. fdec II J. L BAUMAM & co.
Bank of West Tennessee, at
SGGEsS MEMPHIs-The notes Of this Bank will be
the Union Bank Of Tennessee at Nashville Ldtw
Il ? Look for limitations Of Lea q PERKINS, WOr-
ceSICrshire Sauce. See advertisement of JOHN DUNCAN
l. Sons aug2l-A
TEMPERANCE DIRECTORY.-TENNEs
Division 30 Sons Of Temperance meet Saturday night
Temperance Hall No So a1syeCsege street near the
A. NELSON, W p.
H. X. PECK, W. A.
JAMES CLAIBORNE, r. S.
UtOpian Temple Of Honor No 81 meets every Friday
A. T. BRADSHAW, W. C. t.
W. II. MORROW,W. V. 7.
J. HENRY CURRRY, W. r.
Nashville Temple Honor No S. every Wednesday
| w A. WHERRY, W. C. 7.
L. BENSON, W. VT
r. BARCLAY, W, r.
! Edmund D4IIahunIy Council No Of T. A & s
Tempar, the LIST Thursday evening in each month al
| the same Hall as above. JOHN PATTERSON, G. of c.
| R0. LAPSLEY s. OF G.
| II. II. MCALLIsTER,J J. OF C.
| J. HENRY CURREY, Comp. R.
Curry Degree, Temple Of Honor Ne. II, meets the
last Thursday night month, the Hall above
| W. BRYCE THOMPSON, D.
| B. W. PETTY, D. V I.
| Fjy3lly L. BENSON, d. X.
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New orleans Markets.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb 26-Cotton closed with a de-
elining tendency Prices sitter bot quotations un-
changed Sales to-day 9 900 bales Sugar steady
Sales 660 bids Mslasses quiet Flour s. Louis
super file 5 So A 6abost load o. fancy Indiana
sold at 70. Pork very dull Bacon in bulk
shoulders Ct, Hams II, midIles 81 Tobacco, sales
500 bids. Indiana bsRging dull, I34 lSS.
New ORLEANS, Feb %. The steamer Tennessee
has arrived with Vera Cruz dates Of the 22d. Mira
still at 0Fizaba with 900 men, and was
collecting forced losns everyWheEe. be hsd formed
his cabinet follows-Larrar Minister Of For
eign relations; Resgaceia Minister Of Finance;
Castillo Minister Of War 1000 Liberals were at
Zacstecas and another body at Morelis.
The Progresso of the 10th ststes thst the French
end English commanders notified the Captain of the
Saratoga that they should boad the Tennessee il any
fllibuslers were aboard The Captain Of the Sara
toga ntimaied that they would not do it while the
Saratoga was uegr enough TO prevent Il.
The Foreign Minister at the capital had not re-
cognised MiTamon.
The English and French Equadrons were in hos
tile attitude at Vera CruI, favOring Miramon. The
Church party will attack the city from the sea- while
Miramon does from the land side.
The English and French merchants renowned
the protection Of their own eva flags and placed
themselves under the American flag
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n HI - -
SAGN@s-S MEssRs. B. A. FAHSEsroCE Co.
Gentlemen-Mr G. w. Tiley who gentleman well
as one planters in this Wharton county and cee
careful management Of highly
mends B. A. Fahnesocks Vermifuge. He called few
days purchased dozen and that he administer
ed the vermuge bought year, adult negro
pected of having worms succeeded in expeng from
several dozen worms in LENGTH and that her health
is good.
One testimonies is worth where the
parties are not known this regarded reliable
dence with regard the adaptation of valuable Vermg
to our plantations am, truly, yours,
8. W. FISHER.
III Purchasers should Took qreH the
wrapper and see that they buying B. A. FahnesOeks Yem
fuqe. and no other feh27 Win.
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lfh year Of her age.
On the Death OF maIVinR BASS Waters.
" Like the rain5ow's lovely form,
Evanishiug amid the storm"
Sweet one thy all Of life was a brighht beam,
sparkle the wave
OF Time, TIC heavenly rapture Of a dream,
And then the quiet grave
You know not Of a bitter cup,
All no, the blossom folded up
By this unlock d for chilling breath,
But passed an angel through the gates Of Death
Repose so deep it welres strainng Thought,
O'ershadOws u,y young brow,
Where Beauty's spell 5 divinely wrought,
We gaze enra tured now
Tho there mysterious darkness blends
With lineaments pure, and sends
shudder % the shrinking breast,
Subdued 10 by that unbroken rest.
Yet stin we gaze, while memory strives 10 trace
The picture the brain
o ! there's light upon thy lovely face
That dawus not here again;
The Spirit Of segenest love,
The soul Of peace, DER all above,
Are blent with hues passing fair,
TTwould seem that Fancy breathed thee on the air
And none they sorrow for thee, sinless one,
Who sorely tried,
That like pearl day scarce had smiled uponi
You sank beneath the tide
Aud in their silent heart must dwell
Thoughts that refuse 10 send farewell,
Tho Death has placed his mighty seal
On priceless hopes they never more can feel
All, yes the promised joys Of future years
Have hsejed as the air,
And eyes may well be deWed with burning tears
To view thee sleeping there
Bat Oh within the aching heart
Let dwell the thought what NOW thou art,
Sweet flower Of an immortal bloom,
Whose first frail leaves fall within the tomb
h. c. NcS.
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CRUTCHER & CO.,
VoUccessOr 10 BENZ = nhleIus1I
Auction and Commission Merchants
md (sRnRPaI AUanfS.

AueIlOn and commission Merchants
and General Agents,
NO. ~ PLBLIC SQUARE, NASHVLLLE, TB1NESSEb
HAVING succeeded B. =. Shields Auction and Com
mis- ion business, would respectfully inform the public
it intention do strictly Auction and Commission
business and soliciting patronage aud cOnsgnments OF any and
descriptions Of goods and merchandise we promise 10
untrng efforts in endeayOrng to make it TO the
interest Of friends and the public generally to place their
business in our hands. CRUTCHER q co.
Ihave day sold in the Auction and Commits
business Messrs CTucher Cor and would respectfully
commend them to old friends correspondents and customers
icing reliable business and in respect worthy OF
All parties who have done business with
will call end settle with without delay and those hay
ing claims against will present them for payment
Most respectfully, BENZ T. SHIRLDs.
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NASHVILLE.


Rev. j. B. Ferguson win preach at the Tisat
this morning at II o'clock and in The evening Ut the
usual hour
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FRENCH CoRsETs, SKIRTS, &C.-Wehave just re-
ceived, direct from the importers, large invoice
of French Wove COrsets of all descriptions and
sizes. Also, Ladies' self adjusting Bishop Noted
Skirts, Bushes Bosom Shapes, &C., which will be
sold at loWprices at S. P. AEDERsoN's
Lace and Fancy storet No. IS, Union Street,
Nashville, Tenn Tfeb8-dIm.
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BARGAINS IN READY MADE CLoTHHG We are
selling at Reduced Prices for Cash, The balance of
our stock of OVER CoATs-BUsIEEss CoATs-AsaDg
Pants and Vests WARD, BERMIEGHAM & Co.
No 20 Soutb Side Public Souare
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CRIP.s GATETY.

}. W. BRANCH, TREASURER.
R. CRISP has tbs pleasure OF informing his friends and
V patrons that be will commence his spring A9ddy
EreiRQ, FebradsR 81 1850 with the distinguished American
Trageienne MISS ELIZA LOGAN. whose engagement
tied to sir nights only Mr. Crisp has taken pains to
organize his retaining old yOres, and intro
ducng candidates for public favor Among the latter
Mas HEIIIE HENDERSON the charming eOmmeienne, will mike
her first appearance before Nashville audience and the Old "a
vse, L. will appear the time in
years Box office open Saturday. 2Gth 10 o'clock A NJ
wien seats NAV he secured. fei25
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BY TELEGRAPH.
New orleans Market.

New ORLEANS, Feb % Cotton, sales & sday p :
000balsr. prices sfe', but qus ions unchanged I0a
ALL sales Ct she West SO 500 bales receipts TIE
week 49, 500 bales tga;nst So 600 bales; exports for
the week so 500 haie total exports SIS TOO bales:
receipts at this Port ahead Of last year 1923 900
bales; al all Southern Ports 9S3 500 bales: Sugar
steady, 62ae4; Flour steady. sales 900 bbls, so:
Corn active, sales 600 bba. S75 Mess Pork dull
1900 was refused; Lard 10 kegs 1875 Wbiskey. 81;
Coffee steady, 1lsll4 sales Of the week l6. $50 bags
imports Of the week $500 bags; total Imports
100000 bags; stock at New Orleans II sos against
q 900 bags last yea; Freisht Cotton to Liverpool
l6sl5-S2; Exchange on London 81 81 New York
sight
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- I'VE would call the par-

NO we would call the par
ESAS attention Of every reader to the advertise
McIeans ghenng Cordial and Volcanic Oil Ln
ment They are too we'll this community require
recommendation But there many Of readers who
suffering arrangement Of the digestive without the
slightest of the giving rise to symptoms such
dependency nervous unpleasant feeling, ndecison
ergy making existence burden Ts all who may afflicted
try this Cordial will give immediate relief To may
be afflicted Pains any kind, try the Eminent
See the advertisement in another column. febS7d &W
The Great English Remedy -- Sir James
CIarke,s Celebrated FamIle Pills.
This invaluable Medicine is unfsng the OF sill those
painful and dangerous which the female constitution
subject all and all obstruciOns and
g speedy cure may be relied on
To Married Ladies'.
isepecisy suited will short time bring themOnthl
period with regularity.
Each bOe price dollar bears the Government stamp
Great Britain, to prevent oounterfeits.
CAUTION.
These Pis shoud b. sraGlesduEn0th FRS7
THREE AOYZRS Of Pregnancy, they bring
Miscarriage, but at any Ctlsr time they are safe.
mall Spinal Affections pain the
limbs fatigue exeron Palpaton Of the Heart low
Spirits Mysteries Sick Headaches Whites and ali the
prnul diseases Occasoned by dsOrdeed system these PHI
will effect a cure when all others have failed.
Full directions the pamphlet package which
should be carefully preserved.
bottle containing pills Government
Stamp Britain, post free for 81 and pest
age stamps.
Sole Agent fer the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES.
Rochester, NY.
ssld Nashville by Berry DemoviIIe, and w.
and all respectable Druggists. nOy23-d&Elyins
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no Another Pittsburgher

49, testiiyng to the wonderful curative powers Of
BGrhaves Holland Btters.
Mr.. JACOB WHITE, Third street, below Market, says:
For year past have afflicted very seriously with dy
pepsis, much that stomach refused anyhin
have tried almost remedy and the regimen Of several
physicians but without aleVaOn until began the Of Bar
hdpes Holland Bfers, I relief almost
amounting found eHeacoIs removing the
debility asiOne BY this disease generally
few equals and no superior" feh27-dtg&wIw.
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RaIIroaa Convention-Prees Reaueea.

Nav YOaK, Feb 26.-Ths convention Of Railway
Presidents concluded day. They anioably agreed
to redsee freights to Western poiuts ten per cent
BOsToE, Feb, 20 The steamer Canada arrived
here to day.
NEw YosK, Feb 26.-TheTe has been a heavy
gale below It is reported that the Black Warrior
has filed with water, snd is breaking up The
Danish Brigg. Jurgen Rahhf, is in danger Of going
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Rev. J B. Evans, Of Kentucky, viii prssch at
Firemans' Han Capitol Hill to-day. Services to
commence at lob O'clock 2. N.
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st Oda Fellows Hall Tomorrow Evening Mr.
Cooper viii give performance Of sacred Music and
g Grand Classical Concert Let all who appreciate
music attend, as rare treat may be anticipated.
W. H. Fry, Esq, Of the New York Tribune (per
hsps the most accomplished musician in the United
States speaks thus Of Miss Miners rendition Of
the Soprano Music in ''The Creation: 'Miss Mil
nsr possesses voice and style singulsrly adapted
for OraOriO singing With all the sweetness Of the
Nightingale, she has AL the finished execution Of
the great Artistic and We essily understand how
she obtained the high position universally accorded
to her in the LoadOn Societies, especially devoted
to this class of music Her rendering,of with
Verdure Clad" 'Ou mighty Pens" indeed the whole
0ratorio, is something to remember for whole
, Life" The other Solo singers are noticed in an
equally favorable manner As this sthe last Oc
easiou on wbich this talented Company will appear
in this city, we advise our friends to be early in
their atten lance in order to secure good places.
ltE
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JOIN YoRK, & Co havereceived HaTDer's Weekly
of this dne 1t CONTAINS an interesting account Of
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.

ODD FELLOWS HALL
MISS GEORG GINA PAIGE
ID EsPECTFUILY to her friends and the citizens
III 4, Of Nashville in general, that she xii Awe
TWO MUSICAL MENTS
At the above mentioned place on the evenings Of
Friday and Monday, narch 18th and 7th.
Further particulars in future advertisement
feb25-d
NEW SPRING AND SUmMEREGOODS.
II receiving my Spring Goods
the very latest style, for Genemens respect
fully solicit call fren customers and the public
orally. SAM. PRITCHITT,
No. 81 College Street.
ALs0scOtts Report of Fashions for the Spring Summer
Of 1853
feb22-m
TNyRUNKS, VALISES and CARPET BAGS.
Just hand, Of Trunks, Vas and Carpet
feds. IA. NcsILL.
SHIRT B0SOlgS.
Vust Received choice lot Of Bosoms plain and hand
somey embroidered Also small supply Of Marsaies, and
for sale. fsbe. J. h. McGILL.
PATENT SHOULDER SEAM SHIRTS.
ECEIYED TO day assortment Of Shr with and without
h Collars we'll and fit better than any
other style They in price frem 81 Soto S. 0 For saeby
Il. MoGILL
SHIRT COLLARS,.-Just to hand choice lot Of Stand
y ing and Byrsn Collars and small lot of String and Carrot
ing Collars J. a. McGILL
II I'D, SILK AND CLOTH GLOVES, with and
N without lining received and for sale hy
TRRAVELHNG SHAWLS.-sA few shswls hand
Il ard will he sold cheap. J. H. MoGILL
DUCKSKN SHIRTS.--AnOthsr small lot Of fine
ID Buckskin shiTrR J. H. McGILL.
oEo B. BROWN A. J. HOOPER GRO. MIzEIL.
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The Ladies will learn by advertisement in to-
days paper, that Messrs. BOrgfeldt & Guntrath
will open new Trimmings Store at No % Cherry
street (Demovile Bells old sand) on Tuesday
next. At this establishment the Ladies will find g
complete assortment Of The newest and most fashion
able trimmings of every description of material
which we are assured will be sold at very reasoDa>
BILE prices. A want which has long been seriously
felt in our city has now been supplied, and we be-
speak for the enter2risiDg prOprietOrs liberal
share of patronage