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PENMANSHTP
AND
PHONOGRAPHY
Taught over the Store OF 1Ir. McGin,
corner of College street and the

corner of College street and the
CHILDREN should be taught correctly
Y I at frst-and when only or years old
LADIES AND GEN1 LEEEN are taught % urte cAee,
and easy STYLE from all vulgar aecaou Of play bus
suited iOr Ladys correspondence Merchants books
DoL5ElRs scseE o. PSsvsliP ieseei tom ne principles
OF Physiology and the Anatomy o. the Hand and ARM,
BE- (uhless people learn % write with he Gets AT he move
mens e positions rules Tor forming letters shading etc
there fully discussed The books got Up 10 sei
contain not single principle not found there.
Mr. D. object publishing his work, reduce Penman-
ship to the certainty silence, Thing been done
beforel 50 that parents need not have he ess %
slant change BY teachers, and that his system what IL pro-
esses TO BE- is shown by the most abundant testimony. Hon.
Thos u Benton in lea Eraiy apPlsud etorous
eNerons Improve The Chrogphy q The age Alfred hune
we'll known in Nashville for his cool investigation and eorect
jaagmsnt, avs m eis : asins had ar opporsn q s1
aiming yoHr stem OF peuIdip and having seen he Wener
fn and rapid Improvement pupils, in my school,
slider it but justice that believe it he only
best system but the only one deserriug fle HGHe
In ls45 Dr. A. P MerTeIl President Visitors
from observation here in previous years, and o
nation Of treatise on the subject am satisfied hat Il "a
snxus for proper instruction Ia it. to The youth Of this
Amer Witnessing the teaching Of Mr. D. Of about aoO pupils n
the shove Institute Mr. ). T. Pearl Superintendent
Public schools Of Nashville SAYS: deem il my duty 10 M
press opinion Of penmansLp, from what oter,t
during your Iustuton
have watched closely both your method mpartng instruction
and the The pupils 1t system
have successfully adapted o public school Instruction i
has only to be understood ~ Teachers Supenienents and
Very respectfully J. p PEARL,
Principal Of Natehez Institute
Natchez, Dec. %, 1s45.n
VIII the Superintendent and teachers In the Public Schools
Of Nashville" inform the public whether any principles of
pebmanshp have been discovered, what ey ard
whether there be O methods Of
ing and II whether the organization Of e human has
been changed.
In 1856 the Hon. Judge n Green for IS years on the supreme
bench Of Tennessee sys Mr. Doer has spent many
teaching aid Perieeng his system Of instructions and IS b. Ear
superior 20 teacher Of penmanshp have Nou
Will perceive at that he q fine Intelligence. lie
gives Instructions without and his reasoning
just and clear that you perceive principle he
mpart-anj that being fixed in the mn the pupil. acting
gauce. febl5
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There wiz be meeting Of the Democracy Of Davidson at the
o4 House in Nashville the first Monday in March ap-
rosDt delegates "a the state Convention the 18th.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-19
AUCTION SALES.
ExTENsILE SALE OF GROCERIES,
BIT
s. A. G. NOEL g. co.

On Wednesday Feb. CAD, az 10 o'clock,
Wewill oGsr for sale wa5ehense large complete
Groceries, comprising part following ART
cles
100 hhds Sugar: 800 boxes Raisens.
2Ou bags Conee, $50 half do
80 bbls MolasseS 80 bags 8. 5. Almonds
100 y bhlS 10 bales Fiberts
200 kegs Nails assorted; 10 English Walnuts;
100 bills Cincinnati Whisky; bales Brazil Nuts;
. DO Rye, Do 50 boxes Tobacco.y various BIRDS
p do Bourbon Do . cases Matches;
% DO Am Brandy I5j doz Buckets;
IS do Holland Gin 50 nsst Tubs;
200 boxes Glassware; IS coils Manila Rope;
$50 DO Chesee 50.0O0 Cigars. various brands;
100 bills Mackerel; . lhls Pieans;
30 half do IS bags do
so boxes Star Candles; leo hbls Herring;
900 half do 2fO boxes do
200 quarter do 50 kits MRckerel.
With all the other articles usually sell every
Wednesday. sfehi7-itdi s. A @. NOEL 4 co.
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COLLECTIONS OF
WEIR SEEDS BY NAIL.
FREE OF POSTAGE.


I.
NOR the accommodation % those who love cutrafon
flowers, bet who reside az distance ON wher- hes
procured, have selected the snowy se
each ort distinct in color, and calculated produce
Whn planted out in beds goupsn The a0Esr border We a4s
had each variety distinctly marked With The Botanical and Ems fish
name, height, time Of h0Eering % the flower,
growing, whether erect trailing, the should son,
and other valuable hints its cultivation. In selecting
varieties, have been which are by
boOmers have Insignificant appearance that
lions will comprise only those which really shuuy hand
and which believe would prove Ire entire sctn
Of lady gentleman who might disposed order them
The collections will be sent free BY post any part country
at the following prices
Assortment No. consists Of twenty choice varesesof
Annals -..-.-.--,..-.------- 81 %
:" No. consists o. twenty choice varietieso u
Bienuials and Perennials. 1 90
II" No. consists Of ten fine varieties u
ANIMALS and Pcrennials. embracing
many Of the and choicest Ia cul-
iiyaion-- - -. I 90
No. consists OF ave very choice varieties
selected from Prize Fioaers Of Eng
hsl Pansies German Caruaon ana
Hcoiue Pnks, NeIl enas, Trudaut's
French, Asters and Double 10 lY-
hooks, each Of which sold =
cents sing y------- 7 90
ALEX. MACKENZIE.
febic-lm. 10 College Nashville.
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AUCTION SALE OF GOCERIES,
CARTER, WILLSEORD & Co.,
Successors to Carter Mckay & Co., and p Laaier.)
On Tuesday, February 22d, 1850,
ETE will for in front OF Warehouse, No. 5, Mar
w ke. street, large Of Fresh and Choice
Ieries comprising In part the following altieles VIZ:
100 hh1s la Sugar, 100 boxes Tobacco, vars binds,
100 bags Rio Coffee, 900 Cove Oysters,
90 bags Laguyra Coffee, 900 boxes IS Bar Soap,
80 bills New MOlasses 900 boxes Palm Soap,
50 u hbls MOasses. 100 boxes Foxes Starch,
50 hb Crushed and Powdered 100 Woods Starch,
Sugar. 200 dozen Brooms,
800 bbls Cincinnati Whisky, 400 boxes Star Candies,
> bbs NegsOm DO 100 boxes Talow DO
50 old Robertson County do so a & a bbls Cranheues,
so old Rye and Bourbon SIC Painted Buckets,
p p pipes Brandy, 100 boxes X & Cheese.
p b5sWaer aud Butter Crack . bags Pepper,
ers, 3nJ reams Wrapping PAPER,
leo kegs Nails, assorted, 20 Sardines,
100000 assorted Cigars.
With many other articles too tedious to mention.
We intend to sell the goods without will
also, without reservation % very fne Virginia
Tobacco, manufactured By Jas Thomas Jr, Of Richmond
CARTER, WILLSFORD g. Co.,
febl6-td No. Market street.
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JUST RECEIVED By
w. t. BERRY a CO.. Public square.
NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
The Land and the Book. or Biblical nusraton,
drawn from the Manners and Customs the Scenes and sceuy
Of the Hsly Landry o. ~ Thomson, trenty avsys4rs
Missionary.
History OF Frederick she Great---ay Carlyle
The Life and Times Of Aaron Esurr--by Pnssoa
BuISt American Flower Garden Directory.
The American Poulterer's Companion.
Landscape Gardesing, Parks and Pleasure
Grounds.
Practical Treaties on the Culture OF the
Grape.
SOrghO and ImPhee--the Chinese and African Sugar
Canes their Origin, Varieties and Culture
Forsa'eby CHAs. W. SMITH.
hbl5 Al College strsst.
FOR MARCH.
GOdsys Ly's Book with he Spring Fashions just received by
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THE spisndid passenger steamer RED ROVER, =
SrEoEe, Master. will leave for tbs shove and
all lnermsdats landings Thursday the 2tth, At
at 2oeoek P ~ For freight passage apply beard OF TO
s janl9-H. A. HAMILTCH, A7sn,s.
.HARRISONl AeeH's
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Auction sale of Groceries
BY
MORRIS & RATION.
ON Wednesday Morning next, cad Feb,
will offer auctions complete Groceries
and Liquors. consisting in part as follows:
200 hhds Sugar ali grades, so DO do do
800 bags choice Rio Coffee, ltO kits Nos and 2;
200 bbls ard half bbs Molasses, 100 boxes Goldfish;
choice, 40 hoNes Raisius,
l0C packages Star Candles, 100 drums Figs,
100 do TalloW do 25 boxes Oranges;
goo boxes Soap, Is bags Almonds,
30 do Starch, 10 boxes Pecans,
2aO dozen Painted Buckets Is boxes Cove Oysters,
30 drz Nests Tubs; 20 boxes Tobacco various hrds,
90 do WashbOards $1,000 Cigars, do %
% do Bro0ms, 50 bills Yinegars,
$50 kegs Nails assorted, 900 b5ls Tenn White Whisky,
so boxes Glassware, do 100 Pixies Magnolia;
SO Demljohns, assorted, 10 n z. Kim
0bhls No g. large Mackerel; 10 bills Gin.
febl7 MORRIS & sTRATTON.
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Statement OF the Condition of the New
York Life Insurance Company, the hrst
day January, 1852 conformity with the require
nents Of the law OF Tennessee.
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DIR. JOHN sHELBY,s
Fine Biocded st0ck.-H0rses, Jacks, Jen-
nets, Hogs and Cattles
FOR SALE.

the agent Of Dr. SHELBY will sf- At public sale on
IN SATURDAY, the 2d day Of April nex all his thorough
bred 5talors Mares, Jacks Jennets Hogs and Cattle that
FathFiand, Nashville 1t is
the pedees Of this stock in advertisements but can safely
that they viii chow good blood any IN the United States
viii MENTION moreover that amongst the the four year
Stallion, Mark Young, half brother SOCKS. and yeaEln
Ally his half sstsr. viii be offered. TIE sale will take place
the farm, commencing at 10 o'clsck A. NJ.
TERMSAl under $50 cash, all lnde 500 four months
all slO0 under go twelve Onths and all $50
and two credit Notes endorsed and payable in bank
without interest
Those who wish to and examine the stock &C.
ply to Mr.. p y NcMURRY the Farm the once
Of the Nashville Gas Light Company
s-Any Of the above mentioned Stock be purchased
fe6i6-M. WASHINGTON BARROW.
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FOR PITTNRuRG.--

fTYHE splendid passenger steamer GLEN WOOD, 49,
E ROBINsoS, Master, will leave fer the above and
intermediate landings, this day, the 18th inst. at
O'Clock, ~ For freight passage apply board Or to
febl9-It II, n. HARRISON, Agent.
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EOak MAhatkas
GOdsys Las Book Eith tie Spring Fashions Just recsvei By
hbE CuAs. W SMITH.
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Iapnn LiIies. GIndioIns. -. -

Two supply the wants Of Amateurs, have obtained s
B. X. Bliss Of Sprnghed,a supply Of his choicest
Seeds cont lining among hundred different kind Ferf-
choice varieties, Asors in j distinct c0l0rs flowers
raised ~ Trudant Of Versailles English Pane not
yhocks Of 50 didren cOlors and varieties Also or
the splendid BffyfrG beGbHs sp12 LHes rel and white
The most elegant specimens Of the GLtii0ius,
feblG. MACKENZIE & NINCUrg
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DISsOLUTION

DISSOLUTION.
FENE partnership existing between undersigned Strck-
lr Ellis &c dissolved the 3st Of December last,
by mutual consent The entire interest OF the other partners
the business purchased Thomas Eakin who assumed the
liabilities Of the firm, and alone authorized Hquida-
ton. THOMAS EAKrN,
febl6. SAN. A sTR1oKLER.
The notes. books and accounts will remain at the old stand
(noE Abbay, Gibson Co. charge Of A. G. Adams,
ement whom those In viii call I'd make immediate
payment. as longer Indulgence cannot be given
iebI6-lm. on THOMAS EAKIN.
NTOTICE.--The partnership of Campbell
~ Cobb is this day dissolved by Limitation Their party is
authorized to use the name Of the firm in liquidation.
II. CAMPBELL,
feb Il, 1859. J. COBB.
r. Campbell having purchased the interest OF j. Cobb. will
continue the importing, obbng and raa business No. 40
North Markebsreet.
Those wishing buy China Glass Queensware very cheap
for cash, viii please call febl6-dtW.
GUNS! GUNS!l GUNS!I--Just received, a
few fine Double and Single SnOt Guns. Also, Colts
Aliens and Derrager Pistols, that will be sold very Low for cash.
febl6- MCCALL & co.
CARPENTERS AND COOPER'S TOOLS.--
just received large lot Of the above goods Including
Hoops, Knives Planes Saws, Haiehets Augers c &c. which
offer at reduced prices for cash.
febl6. MCCALL & co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-19

A VETERAN DEMOCRAT The following notice of
the Hon. BEDFORD Brown, of North Carolina, which
we copy from the Raleigh Standard will be crafty
ing to the many friends of hat gentleman in this
State Mr.. BsOwN was elected to the United States
Senate from North Carolina more than thirty years
ago He is among the oldest of our distinguished
public men, and no one living has been more uni-
form and consistent in his democracy:
Hon. BEDFORD BRcwN.-A number Of gentlemen
of both parties members Of the Legislature and
others gave supper on Friday night last, at the
ST. Charles House, in this City, in compliment to
this distinguished and worthy gentleman. His
Excelency Gov. Ellis Judge Rufin, and Mr.. SEN
ator Bragg were present, together with large par
iy OF Mr. Browns personal friends. We learn that
the evening passed most agreeably and pleasantly
to ALL We regret that circumstances placed it out
of our power to be present on The occasion.
One of the few public meu among us whose career
dates from the last war with England, Mr.. Brown
is yet active and vigorous, and prompt in his at
tsntoa to his legislative duties as the youngest
member He has filed many posts of honor aud
trust, and has acquitted himself in sll Of them in
the best manner" Long may he live to serve his
country, commanding the respect and esteem ofper
sons of all parties In sieadfast devotion to princi
pie, in political integrity, in dignity and purity of
character, maints aimed before the world in difficult
public political positions for nearly half century,
we may we'll exclaim-
This is the noblest Roman Of them ALL"
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mACFARLAND's VARIETIES.

A CHEMIST, am American, pupil of Pc
"A louze Dumas Of Paris, DESTROYS Of obtaining sua
ton Chemist in Msnufctoy OF Chemicals other
establishment where Chemical knowledge may be required
The best Of reference will be given. Address CHEMIST,
febl9-lm. Box 1913, New York Post OfEee.
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a. Q. FAsTmAN 4 co.

q. EAsTKAE, r. c. DUNSIEeToS, J. o. GRIFFITH,
O. G. PONDEXTER.
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FOR PADUoAH, cAIRo AND mEMPHI

FVNHE splendid packet j. G. CLINE EIIIoIT, 60
Master will leave above, Saturday, the
18th inst, at l2OcocS P. NJ. The Cline is the only
boat in the Memphis trade For freight PASSAGE apply
board or 70 fehl9-td A L. DAVIS. Agent.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-25

S0 CASES GREEN GLASS Walls,
wv of all sizes for sale low by GEO. r. SPUR, 2l0
Main street diff 81
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-25

SUBTERANEAN FIRE IN BELGIUM-The I'm
ion, of Chareroi, in Belgium, says: 'For some
days, and especially for some nights past,
flames of blueish color are to be seen in the
neighborhood of the village of Fasole, and
they leave after them strong sulphurous
SMELL They came from the bed of coal called
the Grande Massee, which has been burning
under ground for about forty years, in spite of
all efforts to extinguish or check the confagra-
ton. The soil above the Grande Masse con-
tains numerous crevices, from which puffs of
heat often come, the crops on it ripen two
or three weeks sooner than on other land,
and in winter the snow always melts whilst
from an abandonded well smoke continually
arises. This subterranean fire, the only one
which exists in Belgium, is said to have been
wilfully occasioned by some of the inhabitants
of Falisole as an act of spite to the inhabitants
of the village for having extracted more coal
than the former thought right-the pit being
common property"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-25

The GREAT LION OF LUCERNE--Hence.
here as l sit opposite huge sandstone rock,
cleft i'll twain, emerging from the surface of a
verdure-clad hillock, surrounded by trees, and
with murmuring stream by its side that falls
into basin at its basel am reminded by one
grand and simple figure of whole episode in
the early part of the bloody tragedy of the
great French revolution. The chisel of Thor
waldsen on the suggested idea of the Swiss
General Pfytfer, carving out of this opportunc
monolithe gigantic lion, measuring % feet
by IL, lays it PROSTATE under the iniliction OF a
deadly wound, and by the broken spear the
Helvetic shield erect, and the feur-de-lys,
which it vainly strove to defend, placed under
its paws, the whole great fact OF the Swiss
Guards falling in defence of the sovereign
they had sworn to protect, is told at once in
unmistakable language. Helretiorum .tidei ct
Uirtut' is an inscription well deserved. This is
the great lion Of Lucerne.-Ihe Mineral
Springs Of Vichy.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-25

FIERY VENGEANcE.-The Limerick young
ladies are not to be trifed with, judging from
recent occurrence in that city. A young man
named Duggan formd, some time ago, liason
with young woman named Margaret Frost,
it is alleged with an ultimate view to matrimo-
ny. One evening the young Lothario went to
her lodgings to tea and whilst at tea the ques-
ton of his promise and her reliance on it arose,
and was followed by reproaches and recrimina-
tons, and expressions of decided determine.
ton on the part Of the young man not to marry
the young woman. The young woman pro-
ceeded to a cupboard, where there was bottle
of vitriol, the contents of which she poured
into bowl, and threw it into the face of her
unfortunate visitor, whose sutferings and
screams are described as dreadful from the
torments of the burning fluid. The conse
quences were awful The upper portion of
the head was greatly injured one of the eyes
suffered so much that there are no hopes of its
recovery; and, in other respects, the truly
wretched young man is lying in very preca-
rious state.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-25
0Nortester Daily Syn.

The AUTUMN AND WINTER FAsHIoNs.-
Some beautiful trimmings, suitable for autumn
and winter dresses have just been introduced.
Ribbons of silk and velvet, chimes, and striped
velvet will be among the great novelties of
the season. Flats OF gros-grain silk, fourra-
ceres, tassels, large buttons trimmed with lace
or guipure, aiguelettes, Jet gimp, are all in
vogue. Autumn shawls made of velvet trim
med with Thick chenille fringe, look exceed
mgly handsome. Lace is also very much
used Shawls with deep lace frills are very
generally adopted by the Partisan fashiona-
bles trousseau is quite incomplete without
lace shawl and lace founces. The facility
OF using the latter successfully as a trimming
Ior a shawl, winter mantle, a ball or visiting
dress, makes them extremely useful This is
the season for Indian cashmeres, which will
always be aristocratic and distingue.
They are now trimming silk dresses of del
lcate colors with wide ribbon, or band OF silk
OF bright color, round the bottom and I'D
each side of the front, leaving small space
on which are placed five or bows of ribbon of
the same color as the trimming, surrounded
with black guipure.
Stripes are as much made in wooden materi
ais as in silks Some are of velvet and pros
imperial, embroidered in natural flowers and
canoes, producing a charming effect On a
ground OF black or colored satin, of gros d.
1AOHeHSo VI NeNeI, we nave seen flowers en-
broidered as naturally as if they were freshly
gathered. On a white ground punches of diff.
terently colored roses are very elegant for
evening dress.
Already we see dresses of poplin and Paris
velvet with long pile, the ground of sombre
colorS-dark green, dark blue, black, above all
brown, spotted with gold color, cerise, or blue,
or any other designs, but always small figure
and of a contrasting color.
The bonnets Of the present season are both
handsome and simple as will be seen by the
following description: A plain velvet, of a
very delicate shade of peach color, lined with
green velvet, and trimmed inside with ban
deau of peach velvet, and bouquet of gold
brown flowers. The outside was ornamented
by three golden feathers, and the strings were
peach color.
A very pretty one was of light pink velvet
trimmed on one side with bow of black vel
vet, held by an agraffe of pink velvet From
this, a scarf of blonde fell on one side only.
The inside was ornamented with pink velvet
The strings were also pink.
Hats are very much worn in the country
and at the seaside. 1t is said they will be
generally adopted this winter but this, we be-
heve, is at present quite undecided.-Le Toilet
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-25

WoMAN's DEVOTIONAL STRANGE SCENE.
Ten years ago, two young men in Mentor,
Lake county, got into an ARRAY while under
the influence of liquor. A. stabbed B. with
knife. The wound was 4 dangerous one, and
for several weeks the merest thread bound Is.
to earth A. was arraigned, tried, and SEN
fenced to the penitentiary at Columbus for ten
years B. recovered in the course of time, and
made every effort to secure AS pardon, but
was unsuccessful. The young men had been
warm friends up to the night OF the afiray.
They were farmers and near neighbors, and
both were married. This morning when A.
arrived at the depot, he found awaiting BIN at
the depot, his wife-wh0, through all the
dreary years of his ignominious absence, had
been true as steel-and B. and his wife. A.
had not seen his wife since he received his
sentence. Their meeting wos affecting in the
extreme. Our informant, who knows the par
ties well, says he never saw so touching a
scene, and may never expect to see its like
again. The two farmers met each other with
great cordality, and resolved that the demon
drink should never again cause them misery
Cleveland (Ohio) Pldindealer 18Th.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-25
TERMS OF A1VERTIsI1a-

ADVERTISEMENTS published in the DAILY for 81 o.
square for three Insertions 20 cents for each sh
sequent insertion Ten lines or IessJ constitute a
square" Advertisements ordered inside or in auv
prominent place. also those largely displayed will
De charged extra rates Contracts by the year may be
made on liberal terms
in WEEKLY First insertion 81 per square" each sub
- All transient Advertisements must be paid in
TO make quarterly payments ~
~ No grotIitoas Advertisements. No report reso
VI proceedings of corporation. society or
49, and no communication designed to call atten-
Won 70 any matter of limited individual interest can
DC llserted, unless paid for Advertisement
.,TS ne publishers will not hold themselves respon-
ba o any errors that may occur beyond the amount
charged for the Advertisement -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-25
GRAND EXPOSITION OF
NOVELTIES!
We would very respectfully call the attention of the
buying public to our very choice selection of
MADE UP LACE GOODS,

consisting of Medallian Collars Medaan Cuffs and
Flowing Sleeve Setts Valencenne Handkerchiefs and
Point Lace Sets. They unequaed for novelty and
elegance and well worthy of examination Also, ele
CANT Point Applique, Honion, Valencennes Collars and
Sets at much below the former prices.
magnificent selection of French Collars and Sets
500 Maltese Collars Soc &c 5c and upwards they
the cheapest and handsomes Collars ever offered in
this city. 24O0 Cambria and Muslin Collars from Auc-
ton which we offer from is to Is per cent less than any
other SIT in this city $50 beautiful Misses Cambria
and French Collars. Every lady wishing TO purchase
handsome chdrens Collars at low prices, should not fail
to look at these Collars Grape Collars and Sets, at half
price.
Cambria Edging and Inserting, Cambria and Dimity
Bands, Infants Waists Embroidered and Hemstitched
Handkerchief