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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-01
On fhe 3Oth day off Julr. Issa

tAe following described lot of ground III the City Of
Nashville, South of Broad Streets on the corner of
merry ana Denumbrade streets. said lot is sold for
partition among the above named parties.
TEiMs.-sad Lat will be sold upon a credit of n
ana IL mdhths nUtes with approved security payable
III Bank Will be required an. lien retained until the
pure hase money Is paid. DAVID &. LOVE,
JuheAS-ld Clerk and Master
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-01
25.365 Prizes---5O,OOO Numbers!
Prizes payable in full without deduction.
In these Lotteries eUeTy Prize is dra,Onl

And2l2 Approximations prizes ranging from $40
up to $500.
%O3ooO Prizes. aillouhtil Sto SoOi ,oOO
NhoieTcketsSl Halves 81: quarters s. 80.
Persons who desire need only remit the risk on a
Package for which we will send Certificate fol-
lows:
certificate of Package Of is wholes, costs. $50
do. do. 10 Halves, - So. As
do. do 10 Quarters, ...... -
do. do. 10 hghths, {" ...... l.
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CLERK AND MAsTER,s SALE

Whey Bradford ct ais james IL. Glarler ct ais
by virtue of a decree OF tlIe Honorable Circuit
~ Court, at Nashville, Tennessee, pronounced ip
the above cause at its May Term, 1889 will expose
TO pubic sale 10 tie highest bidder at the Court
House n M hNI
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sur IoyESdooD AND THE DOG.

When wer boy, and my legs not longer than
John Wentwoith's, dad fetched home q burned
wuthlss, NANCY, tiea-bitten, gray old fox houp,
good for nuthiag bot to swaller up what orter
tined the bowels owe us brats. Well naturally
tuck distaste to him, IA he'd . sorter hankerin
arter hlrtin his feeins and disc m fsrtin owe him
every time dad's back wer turned. This sorter
kept . big skeer alters afors his eyes, an a
orfu Yell ready In his throat pure out the ixst
rnoshon he seed me make. So he larnt tn swailer
things ~ he run, and alers kept his laigs we'll
onder himself, fur he never knowd how soon he
must want ia use en- 10 tetin bis infur nal cacus
beyune the reach over hyiu rock. lie kuowd
she WhiE owe arock In moshun a. we'll, and he
never stopped tn see who flung hit, but jist let
his head hy open tn gin howl room tn cum, and
sot his laigsa Rwne the way his nose happened tn
be pintu. He'd shy roun every rock be seed in
the road, for he looked on hit as q calamity tn
cum after him sum day. IF he left home, come
psrbor's dog tanned his hide aud ef he staid at
home, was alters arter hit, tn tan bit: 50 be
didsat see much more peace owe mind nur
suokit rider DDS 10 Q Baptist nebor hood at sacra.
msnt time when the Ivsr am up In good dippin
order. And In all my born days newer seed
him xwiue the same way. WIZ; he made that
an oubreekabii rule, / think I got my fnst
noledge owe gsttin away, from imijii truebil
an cunmin tribulashun from him sn with the
vantage owe . hoiesum par owe laigs an the power
owe usin en- quick,sI allers found bis plan tn
work we'll. tell you, Gcorsy, that runnin am
the greatest iovenshun on yearth when used kerr
fully Wizard . been by ihis time of badu't
rsiyed outu these yere lags' Dye see emf
Don't they mind you Eve q par cumpusses
made to dsvide q mile inter quartersf They'll do,
III be Extraordinarily dnrned sfthey don't.
Well, Que day, tuck pigs bladder ni ontu the
siSs owe . duck sis an filled his with powder and
eorked hit up with piece owe spuok, rolled hit
mp 10 thin skuip Of meat and sot the spunk afre
and dang bit ont; he swallered hit at one yerk
aud so o., IN tn ss'iu away fur doiD biz; hearu
my hat. His head WeP VaV down the hill an he'd
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&3f67 rs

There are some very large and elegant houses
here IN the various branches of trade--isrge res
tall dry goe<s stores, with their psrlors attached
elegantly .asnished, for the convenience and cons
fort OF Lneir customers. In fact, everything is
done here on the "fas. order" and "high pressure
system. There are several large and eommodious
hotels in the place.
The large Rope Walk and Navy Yard at this
place, which was coded or given back 70 the city
BY Congress. bss been leased for term Of years
20 the Ohio Railroad Company, for . depot and
cor house. Tue main building 10 upward Of 1900
feet long, and will afford ample room for oil the
purposes Of the company that has leased 1t.
The weather has changed very suddenly. and
We have ice here 1t least an inch thick, with a
STIFF Northwester blowing on Us. Z.
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. NEW STOC X \
- OF
BOOTS AND SHOES.

We are receiving this morning. Dec I'D. PEI
Of Gamers and schf r. Nickerson. . good assortment
of ROOTS and SHOES of the following kinds:
Women q heavy weited heel BOUTS, made strong
and good: sizes { tot. 8 tot, 5to9. to y, ana
to y These Boots are made 10 order, and are suci
a. we can warrant to wear we'll.
Mems fiLe Calf bROG Ans
Mems f1no black cotton BRO0ANe; sizes: t to II
and 10 to IS ,,
Mems line Calf Oxford TIES
Mems heavy double sole BOOTS
Mems fne Zip BOOTS =,
Boys fine Calf BOOTS, all sizes, 10 D. III 10 ID
6tos s. -, .
to ell .uopa
Ne invite all in want to give ue call.
PUTNEY Il WATTS,
Is Main street,
sos Enporium of Fashion.
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CORRESPONDENCE OF TEE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH.
WYrHuyILLs. Va. Jan. 18th. y

WITHIvILs, Va, Jan. 18th, $50.
To-day, while some insn we're getting ice from q
pond near this place, man fell in and drowned
In tho attempt to rescus him, six other men fell
IN, and several Of them nearly persisted. As 10
usual, liquor had had much TO do with this cstas-
trophe.
have Just returned from . visit made to Judge
A. 8. FuIton's Lead mine. The judge Informed
me- that during the two last years, he has dispos.
ed Of $4,000 worth of lead from his mine, and
cleared 60 per cent on the same.
The present cold weather, will be likely to benz
eft the growing wheat crop, which had, previous
TO its beginning, been endangered by the long
spell Of warm weather. SKYLARK.
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aAx0. Care eoo3o, 10
>'r-->~--s'''~S-~---s-~
NEW hAl oTVkE.
c
FRANK RINRlRD.

FRANK BiNFUhD.
LAT" Of the hrm Of BiDford Dickinson Weieiger.
Sould INF rm his Il tends aud the public that. hav.
ng sod mis- sattrs iatess III the alb W. concern. he
a la no va, connect with IL. but will open about
the 18th Of February. a.
NO 50 MAIN STREET..
Two doors above Lis cid stand. wi.h an entire new
stock of
HATS. CAPS AND STRAW GOODS
Thankful for the patronage bestowed upon him
heretofore, he would solicit continuance OF the
same Ass,J ing the pub ic thar fne an assortment
NJ goods and on as accommodating terms, caa DC
had Of him elsewhere.
UDUNTRY MERCHANTS are invited pertieu
lary TO examine his stock, as the wholesale depart
.s..s, lin ~. cor, Mate Ia6-im
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DlAIH OF AnorHsR MEMBSh OF TEE HUrcHINsox
TAkny Jndson J. Hutchinson, one Of the
brothers Of the celebrated Hutchinson Family
committed suicide ut Lynn, Mass, on Tuesday
Judson, John and Asa, and their sister Abby, made
their public appearance a. quartette band nearly
nftssn years ago, and attracted overlooking au.
disucss in various sections of the country. The
N. 7. Times says:
All OF them were aholitionists, and their "Songs
Of Freedom" we're the staple article In their must.
col programme. Nios or ten years ago, the family
was broken up. Abby, the sister, married a son Of
the Rev. Dr.. Patton OF this city, and retired from
the public concerts. The three brothers continued,
their travels, but we're finally compelled to sus.
peud their performances on account of an attack
Of insanity which aflietad Jndson, who had last
died. Jsssie, an older bvosher, was the manager
Of the concerts, and, sudsr his skllful engineer
iRg, the family were pisoed 10 circumstan of
peeueiary abundance. Psshsps no troupe OF sin.
gers ever enjoyed . more Satisfactory success. or
late pears, the brothers have seldom appeared
Tho public taste demanded . style Of music moro
cultivated, and the day Of she Hutchiusons went
by. OF the original four, to whom many thous-
ands 10 this city we're once glad to listen, only
three nov survive. Mrs. Patton, aud John and
Asa Hutchinson.
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DRY GOODS.--Great Bargains sold at
~ NoT Main street JOSEPH sTRAUsE offers
for sale the balance of his stock of Fall and Winter
GOODS at and below cost. Any boly that wants to
save money will do well by calling soon, a. the
Goods selling off very fast at such an astonsh-
Jag low price
Fast colored Calico at and cts; handsome pa
terms cuslus at i2s and Is; every color Of Mernos
est colored French Mernos at .5c; Black Silks at so
cts and upwards; coored eilks at halt their value to
close outs 600 fire French Needle Worz ed Collars,
from I21t cts to S. Cambria and Mousijn Bands at
all prices; Check and Cambria Mouslias at 10 cents
aud higher prices. worth twenty five; Hosiery and
Kid Gloves from 2 cts TO the best quality at IS cts
30 pair Bed Blankets at 81 3d. selling at other
places at 50; Velvet Cloaks at Si2, Cheep at $50;
Cloth and Merino CIoaks dc; Linseye and Flannes;
Irish Liaens: Bosoms; Table Cloths Towels; CASH
meres: sattinets; brown and bleached Domestics,
&C. and many more Goods at the lowest price, TO
please every one. that calls at So q Main street.
ia lin JOSEPH STkAuSE.
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NRATEs, TENDERS, FINE SETS OF

4 NNATEs5, FENDEEE, FINE SETS OF
~ SH0VELS, T0NGS and POKERS.-I hare for
sale an elegant assortment of all kinds CT Crates
including every style Of Fender, Summer Pieces,
handsome and plain sets OF Shovels, Tongs and
Pokers seven different sizes of coal Scutfles einder
shoyels ire Shovels; handsome Stands for ehoyels
and Pokers Blower Stands Brass aud Iron gootmau 4;
Brick hre Slabs ami Jams sets OF soap Stone for
setting CD Crates; Tayerh and Church Bells Of
sweet tene. Builders, honsekeepers, and others in
want Of any Of the above arteiSs can be supplied at
the lowest Northern prices. | am nlsnufactrHing
all kinds Of Brass and iron Works OF the above do
scription at my BELL and BRASS FOUNDRY. nj
CRATE and FENDER MANDATORY, No 225
Main street, between sth and 9Th Btreets. West side.
Richmond, Va.
an iS-diy Sd. DENoON.
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STATE PRlson ~ SIss Sine, N. Y.-There are at
present, 1918 male convcts and ll2 female, in this
Institution. In the former class, the principal
s'iion" 10 Huntington. the forger, who 10 book
keeper TO the cabinet shop, aud il sidered one
Of tbs beat psisoners In the Jail. In the fe-
male department, Mrs. Titles. Of the Colchester
tragedy" notcristy, divides attention with Mrs.
Robinson, the "vsiled murderess," but the former
y . wsllconductsd and obedient to the discipline
- the latter l. unruly and refractory. They both
are eDpleysd In trimming hats.
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uc,nex Wepn.xn.-.Af, !,

aoIDEs wsppfSo.--Ms. and Mrs. Vim. Carey,
parents ef Gen. =. Y Carey, the wsli-known tefns
psrsnce lecturer, celt bfa.ed their golden wedding
anniversary last week 1t Cincinnati. AZ the res
tivsl, one article OF furniture attracted much at
teatton, although u was simply plain, unobtIa
sive looking bedsteAd, manufactured nom the
wood Of Wild cherry tree which Mr.. Carey out
upon his own farm, and which has been 10 use
forty years.
Tnx MoarAaA CASE --Rs solutions we're introduced
Into the New York senate Tburaday morning,
seasestipa the President 20 interfere IN the NOR
tara case, and were laid over.
|
IxcRsAsE OF CRIMg IN MASSACHUSETTS,. IL u safd
that during the past fourteen years the Number
of criminals has trebted; there three times %
many crimes committed as in 1S44-
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pssa TRADE -Tbers are soms thirty houses In
Dos1on enxnxA' 10 the Dish trade. SD tis busin@ss
amoones - upwards Of slx usl,ions pss aarnm -
sAts = ~ principal esb saskst il tbs uoissd
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CHICKERING'S PIANO.

-nsv@ CHICKERING'S PIANO.
ESSE3rGHs& FORT ES-A lot af instruments from
n NJ Y II Tthis unrivallea factory, have just
obeen received by the schr Nickerson.
and Are now offered tor sale cheap. Prices from
SEES to 500.
In the lot there some Of BoiS3endtc, a wood
Of g eat beauty and elegance. and Que of the
scale circular action, n new instrument which.
for ume OF zone, surpasses any other kind except
the Grand.
Also, the THALBERG GRAND PIANO. This in
strument has lately bean performed ON and prefer
redsto any other in Richmond. by Messrs. Strakosch
d Company.
The reputation of these instruments is 90 we'll es-
tabshed that g lcorr0at is seldom asked or offered;
but, when required, they will be warranted for any
length of time. ,
Orders from abroad, with references, will be pune
tualy attended to. Drawings of these instruments,
with the prices furnished free of charge
Warerooms-Nor,h side of Broad street. near 9Th.
and A. III ABLIsroN Il Bros, No l69 Main street.
ia Its NATAL CAkUSI Sole Agent.
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-. SECOND SUPPLY FOR La.

s SECOND SUffLI rOn La
G0 DIEs-Received. and opened this morn
ing. fine assortment OF Ladies Shoes anu daisers'
Thick and thin soled Caters. with aud without
heels -,
out heels
Thick soled Kid Boots, with heels
Double soled Patent Leather foxed heel Congress
Caters so
Thick and thin soled Congress Caters. with and
without heels
Kid and Morocco Slippers. with snd without heels
()yershoes with and without heels
Morocco Congres heeled Caters
White Kid Shippers with heels
White Kid Slippers without heels ,
Together with almost every otherstyle usually cali
ed for. ~,
Main street two doors above Messrs. T. 4. Price 4
M II JOHN G PAGE, JE.
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). .osp pAILr prsrAfcH.



hsnpsus, anwR, Januasy sth. !.
he city a. Msmphia b : growing place, and
m teuhled 90 poDalatioa since 1885. 10 ts4o "
eoataiasd 8 800 inhaeaants, and nov u ~ sepposs
q . = Very nearly ll,o0o TrsveilsEs who nave
reeanalv waited u express Astontshmsat At the
900 81 tmofovement and commorcsat activity
vSSch ese here exhibited. The city ID beautifully
eatuaesd lust below the mouth Of Wolf river, on
o. South Chickasaw Blun. -four hundred and
tUssty miles below st. Louis, and - the naost pop
vioue and impostant town on the river between
81. LcaIs and New osieAns, end occupies the most
sligieae de for city frsu tho mouth OF the Ohio,
70 vicksbarg. distance Of upwsrds Of OK soo
dv&.s 0ises The b,ud % which u stands 70 elevs-
"a aAeat % feet above The highest Good, and ex-
esade Asoog the river fox some three miles, white
3 ~ u sAsd Stone extsnds into the river, and
tosWe good tsndipg. aud preventing those enan'
~ wAtot % frequent takes place 10 the oea OF
IS sises. lamediatsly ON tho top OF the Dun >.
q opea soece, In front oi the city where most Of
The ooetc0 o. che surrounding county, Is oepositeo
fug VAis There are -four raiIroAds coming into the
city, sausiy: Memphis and Charleston. Memphis
and Ohio. to terminate At Loaisville. Ky, and not
yet complstsd, Menphis and Little ROCK, And
Ms@phs and Nosthssa mississippi. Most OF The
lsssss ars not YET Completed, but 40 they stretch
ont from the city, must add greatly to IT'S com
mescial growth and prosperity, and Predict fo'
Il more rapid growth Ia the next ten years, thar
any city 10 the South vest
70 give ron some idea OF the business docs
h>re cory the wharf Masters report for fh'
month Of December:
Number Of steamboat Arrivala........ .......z'6
Number OF dAtboat do ............... ~
go
Collections Of wharfage for same period
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~ ~ PASSENGERS IN NEW YORK
E8 ~ FOR THE sUTH, will be careful to
purchase their tickets at No 22s Broadway. corner
Broadway and Barclay streets, to Richmond ESD
Petersburg. IftiCkets are procured at the New Jer
sey Railroad office. loot of CORTLAND street. buy
ACQUIA GREEK, on board of which tickets can be
procured to all important poins South. otherwlse,
passengers will be subjected to the ctrceato1s route
roads. with uncertain connections ut Richmond for
the South
81 The Aeouia Greek Line Ia the ONLY twice daily
mail line, making regular connections wiIh trains
for the South. nol2 noiu.
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WE are receiving Per Jamestown--
w Fancy Prints, medium grades
Red, White aad Yellow Fianse,s
Mchair Mixtures and Debaaes
Pongee Hdkfs, Corset Jeans
HublnAccis Sublime Servings
Marshalp5 and Stuart's Pateat Threads
Kentucky Jeans, medium and super
Heavy Plaid Linseys
Shetland Wool Shawls
0NithiInsny other new and cheap Goods for sale by
de KENT, PAINE & CO.
SERVANTS BLANKETS Servants
~ Blanketsii-A porsoEs in want of Servants
Blankets will md G TO their interest anime our
stock before supplying Themselves, as We have q
large stock on hand OF the above named goods:
which We are selling at very reduced prices.
JOHNSON h HAYWOOD,
des NO n Main street.
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AIIsT or lots AND PARTS OF LOTS, s.
rur crv m RcuMoNp DELINQUENT FOB The
cry ysss a sa asss 81
sg ssgss con. 9" additions.
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- "a wB~V@ TRIAL RAILROAD.
CHANGE or HOURS. IN THE DEPARTCHE
OF THE
NIGHT THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS.
On and after Tuesday. December the 2ist, this
Train will leave Richmond at 80 NJ. and will dis
continue running to charlottesville.
Passengers for Alexandra, Washington, Balti-
n ore Philadelphia new York. and all parts of the
West, by taking this Trais. will avoid the trouble
and annoyance of changing cars between Rich
mOnd and alexandria, as the cars godirecty through
proved Night seats, thus enabling passengers to
avoid the loss of sleep.
Baggage checked through, and Through Tickets
sold to the above named places and all imp0i tant
points in the West. THOS DODAMEAD,
General Superintendent.
Office Va Central Ra'iroad,l
Dec 18th 1885 de 20
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AIXxHHkns.
A1Yx HkfInh
IPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY.
CAPITAL PRIZE $50, 600!
TICK E'TS ONLY SlO


NOTICE TO THE fuBLiJ As the members OF
our firm have by way of purchase. become the OWL
or of the x anita char cred by the states OF Della
ware, Kentucky, Missouri, and part of those Ia
doors Is under the management OF Messrs dregor y
& Maury, OF Win ington Delaware. we have deem
ed it oxpSdent TO change the tme OF our firm. Ga
and after January lst 1889, 10 that OF WOOD EDDY
Il c., VINO will hereaft, nave the management OF
tie Sparta Academy Lottery, and the others. as
above naint d.
In all transactions we have sndeavored to conduct
our business with integrity and promptness. and
we can assure the pubic that the patronage hereto
fore bestowed Is we'll deserving of being trans
ferfed 70 our suCcessors Very respectfully,
) SWAN Il 90.
Augusta. Georgia. Dec. Is, 1885,
WOOD, EDDY Il CO.. Managers, Successors to
SWAN co.
The following scnem. will be drawn by WOOD,
EDDY & CO., Managers of the Sparta Academy Lot.
terry, in each of their Single Number Lotteries for
January, 1879, at AUGUSTA, Ca in public, under
tn. superfntendanCe of Commissioners:
GLASS 1 draws on SATURDAY, January l. 1859
GLASS draws on SATURDAY, January s, 1889.
GLASS draws on SATURDAY, January IS, 1859
GLASS draws on SATURDAY, January q. io.s.
CLAsa draws on SATURDAY, January e. 1859
ON THE PLAN OFSINGLE NUMBERS
5000 TICK FITS!
FIVE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED AND
TEN PRIEST
Nearly one Prize to ereTy Nlae 1tckefsI
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--mszss. THE highest premium, "a
&51RisaS Silver Medal,) was awarded to the
NPIANO FOkfEs made by Soebbler
II v y Il Schmidt, of Few York, at tho late
Fair of the Mechanics Institute.
JOHN DUNDEE DALE. Agent for the sale Of these
Ins ruments In Virginia. offers for sale. at Mr. &C
Howe's Furniture Store on Governor street near
which he Can most hfahly recommend in every re-
sprct. For clesrness and sweetness OF tone, COM
binei with great power aud elasticity of touch.
these Instrun have never been surpassed
References OF the highest character can be given.
both IN Richmond aud New York
81. Communications addressed to D, ct Mr. r G
Howe's. or at Lsidey & RoDinson's will be prompt
ly attended to. is-dlmcwlts
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nOWN THEY GO THE GOODS
~ MUST BE s0LD.--TO PREPARE FOR OUR
sPRIAa TRADE, we shall make closing out
7.oN0 yds best English Prints, at i0c
iOa0 do " ide Beeched shirtng, at Sd
sos do Mouseliae, at lo1s, 10 and 2oc
Plaid Nerinoes and Poplins, large lot
Loco yds GeHip Csrpeting. at %:
26O0 do Ingram dc, at 37il aud SOC
s0f9 do Super do do, at IS and S7tac
lal do Brussels do, ats
Beautiful Clcaks in Cloth Velvet. 10 be closed at
bargains
Embroideres In Lace Muslin and Csmbric. will
be marked at very low figures
Lace and Muslin Curtains
Satin lie Lanes
White and Colored Marseilles Quilts
Table D4Inssks; Cotton and Linen Sheetings
Table Napkins; Doyles and TowelliAgs-a very
large assortment.
Purchasers are invited to call, with the assurance
that the goods will be found worthy Of their atten
ton. CHRISTIAN 4 LATHROP.
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NOTWITHSTANDING sold my stock Of
~ Groceries to Mr. GORGE L THOMAS L re-
commend nay former customers to continue their
p ronaye and tayors with him, at the store for
IN rly occupied By me; and request all persons
having claims against me to present them Tor set
Element ard those who are indebted 10 me to come
forward and SETTLE as desire 10 close IN all nv
business as soon as possible can be seen at the
store formerly occupied by me, for some time to
come.
sJ-I0t ED NJ MORGAN
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DARQAINE In DR7 GOODS. From
ID thtu time 20 LIST Of March next, We fnsead % re-
ducs our large stock q 0csdson hand ~:
iast fsv DAYS ne through the entire stock - an
ing inventory, have. q the same time ~
the opportunity max down large porto "
our stock from q TO 30 cents on the dollar. r.
chas.rscf goods in cur line VIII csrtsny hsrs
snuMersie few leading Goods. marked down 70
low water mark
TO- yards 81 Dress siiEs, OF various styioS anu
qualities
100 Dresses 9, rich Paris Mouselines
sou yards Lyons Black Six Velvet
5Q00 pieces Velvet Hibbo .
$50 pieces fine White Tarlatans
I0t pieces ice Pink do
100 deg Jonvin's Kid Gloves
$50 Muslin Embroidered ssts Of Sleeves and
Collars
Rich White Sash Ribbons
Cambria Edg nss aud Insertions. IN great va
riety
Irish Linens Of superior manufacture
And other White GOODS, in good assortment
J mILLHIeER BhO.
:. ~ 1913 Broad st.
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C,kESH ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS
A. X. PARhER & co.


A. K. PARkER & CO.
Have Just received their SECOND SUPPLY OF
FAIL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
making their assortment one Of the most complete
sud attractive they have ever offered, and at such
prices as will insure sales.
splendid Black and Cord silk Robes a'Lez
Rich Bayadere a'Lez ard Plain silks
Black Gro de Rhine, Pclt de Sole and Taffeta
SILKS
Ri ii Pisid and Fig'd Valencias
Bla x BombaA.nes, Alpacas, Challies and Mouse
lines
Rich Lace Muslin and Cambria Sets
Muslin CsmGric, PeGuet and Mourning Collars
Illusion Capss and Berthaa
Cloaka, Nantes and Shawls In great variety
Cloths Cassimeres and Vestiugs
Plantation and Housekeeping foods
81 and s PULLED Cloths; Sleeps Grey Satinetts
Buckland Fulied Cloths; Il Jerseys and Plsids
Plaid LInseys; Fianueis
Bed and Negro Blankets
DaInask Table Cloths; NAPKINS; Doylies
Towels Linen and Cotton sheetipgs
Pillow Linens Irish Linens
Merino, Lambs Wool, Silk and Shaker Shirt
and Drawers
Alexsrder's Kid BGckskip Silk aud Plush
Lined Gloves and Gauntiets
Cotton and Wool Hosiery OF every description
Csrpsts Rugs; Druggets, &C &C 20