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il hsss tss1ssS, snA are rssutsine thsis sspplSsi
for he spriss tsaAe "A ssctfren tkeuskers. vAieh
thy oGer 10 o. + md pFonpt tiua-buyers On n,
1wsIf1 t1fns. Thestoek keine nnrs1afIy larec.
INV CON 6deatIy solicit A exsni natien q ~
cane. SWAN. TUCKER. u 81
Nay le-dkv 6isr Of Red Paddock.
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(NRIFfINB Horne Nsils-a good stock Of all
~ ssss for nls By 8. W. ! n TUCKER.
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SELECT SCrgOUL FOK ROYs AND
&9s3aa fants& eSIRRlS. gl k8A

NTI6S FOSTER would respectfully inform her
lSl friends and the patrous Of her school thst
she will commence y another essei0g, forenoon and
afternoon the ist of October, in the came house
she now occupies hit tie corner OF Sd and BlUndeau
street hef tSsius will b % psr quarter for the
ordinary brsncAet. She would Also inform the eit-
xcue that she 10 prepared 70 give instructions N ~
ano Music, terms s. per quarter; also, Oil Fslnt-
ing, terms Is per quarter. 3a 'tih ]
sas3 sa r. &c. FOSTER. d
Keokuk, Angus 81, lS59-d 3fy4s as4
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cDngratuANknl 6pIe1d4s, GUetrm 1Ag those
cD-sxisting IL ~ &oAnSnities bf 0dnMnntpaw,
Canada. Ca3t1emiax Csnten, and eDunEsisa aipcnm-
sdjacent, In the cordial conyiviAl and ssnsatstory
ceremonies connectsa wish 1hsE eoaniDG sul Of the
shove cheerful volume. OF tho completeness Of
this eolssAion We can givs ~ sligh4 eoAssit. OF
course, among the fataening things j. the hook, n
the famous "HARP SERMON, - which oonvused
tho nasisa few ysass $50. Every man, WOMAN
md child viii b glad to renew the hearty GUsYAw!
just received ~
O0DkE BRowEELL cos
City Book Store,
aug37d s. Main st.
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DIR. KINGS DISPENSARK
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

M1- DR.. King, sornerIy Of New York for the sstfou
SAA@S years louisville, Kentucky, and who has de-
the OF private diseases for
thirty years aers himself having attended to practice for
many years. many thousands he is enabled to
all diseases Of private nature, matter how bad hgy may be
from dudicious mgdcsl treatment from negldct Of their
Dr. Kings Dispensar % Deadeek street, between
Cherry and the Square, where he cures all diseases OF private
nature.
without naucOsS medicine interfegnes
from business.
STRUCTURES Of old recent date eectualy cured In few
by operation which pain Where Structure
exists health cannot be enjoyed. Perhaps disease
more mischief and undermnes the constitution much.
sYPHL with all the diseases skim growing out Of neg
lect bad treatment be edecuAy cured in few days
SEMINAL WEAKNESS particular attention having been given to
his disease and all the growing on; Of it, brought
on in many by the destructive habits Of inconsderkte
Youths and excessive indulgence Of the passions neglect o.
Whic viii undermine the constitution rendering subject uDbt
Tor business or society, and causing premature old age
Females who be abOng with any difficulty Of the WOMB
may rest assured of immediate relief.
Persons residing Abroad by writing and stating their win
f enclosed directed Dr. King, No. % Desdrick street
Nashville, Tennessee will have the necessary medicine sens
their address with necessary directions Strict secrecy Observed
Oce hours from o'clock in the morning until Gin the eVsnin
29-d&Wly
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- believed il saved

| WfpT - DCIACFCU II SdFtU MY
SAS~<ss LifSs..-Jacob Wooster, Of Bush Greek, New
SeWieky township For two years suffered the Vertigo
Nausea and Headache attending DYSPEPSIA, sometimes severely
ncapactate for any eo-at Others eonhne
bed My bowels often conpated Sblige
the most powerful purgave relieve myself Indeed
last found necessary something of the kind constantly
List fall commenced taking BRRHEAVES HOLLAND BIT
TERs and found just what required.
commend two highly, for I6elisUe saged my life"
anIO-dGRIH
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BALDWIN ON DIGESTION AND PRosPER1rT- This
sterling Tennessee production, elegantly gotten up
with TWO PAIRS OF GRINDING WINGS, and substan-
tally bound in cast irons has now reached its fave
HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-FIRsT edition, which is the
best prOOfthat could be offered of its genuine worth.
We advise those who desire to conform to the laws
OF health, and IN THEIR PURSE, to call on
our friend BALDWIN, 81 College street, aud purchase
az Excelsior"
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The billiard Match at Detroit.

Detroit, April l2.-The billiard match TO- DAY be
tween KaTanah and Foley in a game Of one thou
sand points, for five hundred dollars was won by
Ksvanah, by eleven points. IL made one run of
one hundred and seventy-seveu points. There is
great excitement about the great game between
Pbelsn and Seeretier for ten thousand dollars, to
come of tonight, Great numbers from all paris
of the souItry are in Attendance
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Gents Fine Shoe
MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN TIE
RICHEST DIADEM


EVER vi
Worn by Kings or EmPer0rs
what! why a Beautiful Head OF Hair.
DECAUsRiis the ornament God H71sss Ey0UiIed FOR all
8 our race Reader, although the may bloom
ess G those q pearls If the head Is eret Of its covering or
hair be snared and shrveled HARSH and Dry s
Woods Hair Restorative, II used three week, viii
restore permanently to AL such ornament Read
The following and judge The writer IS the celebrated Pianist
DR. WooD;- NEw YOaK, April 70, Is5s.
Dear Pernitm 70 express to you the obligations am
under entire restoration Of hair to its original color
about the time o. ny s nv n s ln STATES was 5
tive il recovered its original hue. consider your Restorative
a very wonderful Invention, quits
agreeable. ON, desr sir, yours truly,
spryeh ar ewyIiedyct., = :
welsh Newspaper Office - Nassau st April - 1883.
Prov O. J. GOOD Dear SirSOne month or six weeks ago
who colcud 70 try her hair thinking the time
that would restore The gray hair to ts original color but 10 eE
thai wonderful se q turning ali the gray hairs to dark brown,
the time beau1ng ad thekenng ne hair strongly
NEW Y0RK, July Is, 1851.
P,o, q l. Woop: WIN eouadencs DO recommend your
Hair Restorative, being the most eese9us article ever saw
Since using hair Restorative my hair sna Sn<ers wea
confident hat few more applications val restore them % sner
- J. G.KILBY.
PROV WOoD-AbOut two years ago my hair commenced falling
OF and turning gray fast becoming bald and had tried
many remedies effect commenced using your
tive January few applications fastened my hair firmly
began Mi up grow out and turned COLOR
lack). At this time II Iuy restored original color,
health appearance and eheerfuy
Chicago, Ill.,. May 2, 1857. J. D. HeEs.
The Restorative Is put up in bottles Of Sizes viz large
dun and small; the small holds \ pint and reas for
dollar b0e the medium holds ct least twenty
in proportion than the SMALL recalls for dollars per bottle
the large holds quart forty per cent n proPer0n,
retailed for S3.
o. J. WOODk00 ,Proprissors, 3I2 Broadway, New IL
the great n Y. Wire Railing Es4blshment ia Market St.
ST. Louis, NO.
And Sold by all good Druggists and Fancy Goods Desers
.nOv23-d&R1yn
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OF remainder blooded did places
advertised on Saturday last, in consequence bad
weather Several fine horses jacks, and jennets we'll
Lumber Of fine cae still unsold all Of which be bought
atprvAte sale reasonable prices and credit Of
and two years, without interest.
SELL and persons DESTROYS Of buying would
apply possible p s. McMurry the Doc
tors farm, Office OF the Gas Light Company.
ap3-lm WASHINGTON BARROW.
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ST LOUIS, April II The river is falling six
inches per day. The upper streams ere receding
with feet warer, on the bar at Dubuque, and six
feet on the Rapids. The Missouri is falling.
LoUn VILE, April 12.-The river is rsceding Fita
seven feet three inches water in the canal and I've
feet six inches on the falls
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E0ST' ar 6TISIAID-

LAND Warrant Ne 74451, for 100 acres issued to Mrs
Ann Carr widow Of James Carr ID. October 3D. 1857
win (blank assignment efOre Elisha Oglesby
Peace for Macon County Tenn, and officially certified by th
Clerk the Court Of Macon county Tenn with seal
Office All persons warned against trading using said
warrant intend to apply to tbs Department for duPca
Of tie same. JAS. s. DYER.
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HIwAssBE CoLIEGR.-We learn from President
Bruner that this institution is in a very lourishing
condition. UneAdOWed aud unaided by the State
patronage, it has gradually struggled up to its prec
sent eminenee, and stands to-day among the fOremos
colleges in the State, in point of general and prac
tical utilitv
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At meeting of the Board of Aldermen last night,
report from the special meeting to whom was re.
ferred the petition asking for a subscription of
100000 to the Northwestern Railroad and as much
as is necessary to increase the citys railroad
subscriptions to one-ffteenth of its taxables was
read and received. The committee recommended
that an election to assertion the of the people
in regard to the subscription, be held on the first
Saturday in June, and resolution TO that effect
vas rdOpted. resolution was also adopted direct
ing the printing Of two thousand FIVE hundred
copies of the report and accompanying documents
be printed Tor distribution among the voters of the
city
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NASHVILIE.


The STATE Agricultural Bureau
The Tennessee State Agricultural Bureau held III
regular Spring Session at the Slate Capitol OF Mon.
day and Tuesday Ofthis week Delegates irem each
division Of The State were in attendance The
largest portion Of the time o. the Bureau was Occr-
pied in arranging the premium list for the next fan
fair, but good deal Of other business relating 10
the general interests Of The Bureau was transacted
A lettsr, which We wi Il sndeavor to publish here.
after. was received from Col. oAHEox, the Member
for West Tennessee, enclosing resolutions in favor
Of an Agricultural College and experimental farms
il each division of thesiale The resolutions we're
adopted and Messrs H. ,. CANEoE, W b DoRroH.
and ALEX. JAcKseE we're appointed committee to
msmoralIze the Legislature in behalf Of the objects
embraced IN the resolutions. -
The Buresu recommended to the Division ard
County Fairs the adoption Of its own Iuls felsing
to the premium and second best cOlOrs: blue indi>
eating the premium and red the second best The
action was deemed necsssarE TO secure uniformity
and prevent confusion
The following committees on pedigrees were con-
siiiuted: go @t
On HOrses Gen. ", G. HARDrso, Gen. LUo1Us
JAPOLK, and Maj. THOMAS BARRY.
On cahls.--Dr. E. NJ PATTERSON, JAMES c.
OWES, Esq, and DR.. john W. FRAEKEIN.
OHAssss.-A. c. FRANKLIN, Esq, Marx R. Cock.
EELL, Esq, and F. K. RAINS, ESQ.
The Bureau elected the following officers to serve
for the ensuing three years:
Sscrstary.-E. G. EASTMAN.
Eeasurer.-COl. Thomas B. JOHNSON
The following gentlemen were elected Vice Presi-
dents:
s. R. cocKRuL, Esq. for Middle Tennessee.
JoHS WILLIAMS, Esq for East Tennessee
DIR. ALEXANDER JAoKsoE, for Vest flamenco
EXECUTIVE coNMITTEE
W. G. HARDISG, ALBgRr FRANKLIN. W. srocKELL.
2. R. RAINS, JAMES c. OWES
DREcroBs.
, East TenHsssse.-JOHK WILLIAMs H. l. fWrLcKrR,
r. H. ARMSTRONG.
Middle Tennessee GEoReE ELLIOTT, ]. H. WEB
sTER, J. c. FTE, JOAE K HOwAaD, and L. W.
HAUGHToN.
West Tsnnssses.-G. L. HOLMES, J. B. A1orE, and |
1sAsSswELL.
resolution was adopted authorizing the con
strueton of Floral B all on the Fair Grounds, and
providing for the cost by the sale of diplomas ea~
iting the holders to life admissions to the fairs of
the Bureau, and the sale of lots belonging to the
Bureau. Messrs. s. R, COCKTAIL and E. @. EAsr-
NAN were added tc the building committee, and that
committee was charged with the duty of CARVING
out this resolution.
A proposition for the opening of a sixty-foOt
street on the east side Of the grounds was received
and referred to committee consisting Of Messrs
STocKELLs HARDING, and McGAvocK
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We have noticed that large number of persons
in Memphis, during the past six months, have been
fined by the Recorder pretty heavily for carrying
concealed weapons. Have we such Law in force
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FEVER AND AGUE.


FEVER and Ague in its various modihcasns
obstacle health comfort the States
owing Ignorance amsng the physicians by
those who have carefully watched tie progress Of Intermittent
fever, unavaDg check ordinary
That hillary
ARRESTED CURED CERTAI4.
On this point not shadow Of doubt exists It is certain that
In the muncent which the Divine Wisdom hath
pared for the OF that remedy for the dreadful FEVER
AND AGUE overlooked Il be that He who
spring the herb which healed the the
and Of the d has provided help for this maady By his
wise providence he has decreed that the Star Of Empire
shall Nes ward and be that fearful
tngeny in question well guarded that the there.
would Youchsafed the patient
therefore that furnishing the certain
Fever and Ague entitled the confidence consider
alton Of our common country.
hereby certify that have submit ed the rfenberg Fever
and Ague Remedy to close inspection and SCIENTIFIC analysis,
and have also tested its curative Of Age
and Fever. 1t sklfy compounded remedy and proved
itself completely successful in instance. 1t richly de-
serving confidence Of brethren Of the Medical Profession
and VI the public
SAMUEL MowBRLY, N D, Helo York
W RE0ILoN, NJ D. WISCONSIN.
w SINMIsGrON, NJ d, Illinois,
TT Johnson, D, Missouri
.. W. G. KITTREDGE, VI D. AeIo Hampshire.
Jas MoTT, NJ d, Indiana.
Y TERRIsGToN, NJ ID. California.
VIM ASHTON, d, Louisiana.
The GRAEEEBzRG FKyER and AGUE remedy very popular
throughout Tennessee, Alabama Georgia.
every Drugs these States Price so cents per bsx
ALEX. MACKENZIE,
ape Agent for Grefehberg & 90.
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Cincinnati mnrkets,


CINCINNATI, April l2.-FIOur steady, sales l ,00O
bbls, 40; whisky sales 900 bbls $50 Mess Pork,
sales 600 bbls Ii 90
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Foreign per steamer CiIy OF RaItimore.

EoFelBh PCT steanleF ClIy OF HnlIlmoFes
EEGLAED.-In Parliament Mslmesbrry made an
admission ia regard TO Lord Cowley's mission, and
expressed hopes that peace will be maintained.
There is less confidence in peace st Paris, Vienna
and Turin, where wsrlike preparations continue.
Count CsvOur continues at Paris, frequently cons
sulting the Emperor.
The Paris BOurse is depressed ssRents closed at CO
francs 10 centimes supposed 10 be owing partly TO
reports Of pending French loan.
The Liberal journals consider the resignation of
the ministry certain.
The Danuban conference is expected to assemble
during the week.
Calcutta dates are 10 the 18th, and Hong Kong to
to 10th. News unimportani.
Elgin is preparing an expedition to go up Pearl
River.
HAvRE.-CottCn sales of the week 1900 bales,
closing with an advancing tendency-102f. Sales
TWO DAYS 3. 500 bales. Market active.
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HEALTH OF THE CrT.-Tbe report of the Sexton
Of the Cemetery made to the Board Of Aldermen
last night, shows .he number of interments during
the month of March to be thirty-six, five Of whom
we're from the country.
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On the 29th ult. we copied from one of our ex>
changes paragraph stating that a young man by
the name Of Brsckin of the Pest Master at
Holly Springs, had been arrested for robbing the
mail. Mr.. E. J. Brackin the father of the young
alluded 10, writes that there is no truth in
the statement and adds: 'There never was rob-
berry committed at this Oice-nothing has ever been
lost by any person, and why my innocent boy should
be asssiled, is mystery that cannot fathom, and
hope you will publish in your paper that he never
was before an examining court, or any other ribu-
nal whatever, for examination" We take pleasure
in giving Mr. Brackns contradiction Of the SANDER,
and sincerely regret that we have been the innocent
instrument Of giving it further circulation.
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comm ERCTAL.


Nashville Market, April f2.
COTToNWe have report another dull day the market
holders manifested disposition operate except ad
and buyers being unwilling aeceds thes demands.
The only sale heard ofOdy % bales at l9kc. We
quote
g ca
ordinary 70 Good Ordinary ~ a ~
Low Low Mddlins ~ 9lek
| Middlng ...-...-.lO5S GIL
GOOD hddltng. ..- ..-.~.....il (9llE
The steamer City Of Baltimore arrived st New to-day
bringing Liverpool datea the 18th ult The three
days previous the selling the City of Baltimore amounted
5000 bales The market opened ar closed quiet and
dull ssd The adTices from Manchester reported un
favorable"
T0BACC0-The sales 10 add 81 hhds, follows A.
sold 81 hhds 3so $780, 39O, 400 40 42s 49,
ass IS $50, s5 E95, IS, co. So SIS $50 S. 5sO
$50 5s5 $780, 500, 6e5 ESQ., so So $40 e75, ESQ., 695
735 U.s. S. 1885, s55, ass and Fisher, Wheess & Co.
"a hhds as, as So 3s5, 4ioAS, AS %, 40, $780,
90, $50 $50 $780, IS ssd sO0 sOo s0s, 6S, 64s as,
go, snd7.O We quote
Lngs lfe94k
Good and fine.--.-- ..--6 o9sE
PR0VIsIoNs-Thsrs better feeling In the market
day have noticed for several days past though We
heard Of change prices We quote hog s9se
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From the 7th Of March to the llth OF April, in
clusiys, there we're sixty-fve persons sent to the
Work House, and hfty-eight discharged, leaving
tventy,four still in that u efal institution
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ArrirnI ID fhe CitY of HaIfir.ore


NEW YoRK, April 1.-THE steamer City Of Bali
more has arrived here. bringing Liverpool dates Of
the Both. The steamer Jura arrived at Liverpool
on the 274h, aud the Europe on the28th.
Cotton sales Of three days % 600 bales, Of which
Spectators took 5000 ard exporters 1000 bales.
The market opened firm but closed quiet sud dull
but steady. Orleans Middiug Is; Upland MiddIipg
l-l6l7k. Manchester edyices ubfaEorable. Mar
ket quiet; yarns steady; goods il some cases slight
ly declined Breadstufs have declining tendency !;
yellow corn declined Is; provisions dull; eonsels
95as95S fer mensy, and 95s for account. The mon
ey market is generally Unchanged.
The Pease Congress is expected to meet at Baden
b tween che fifteenth and fwen isth Of april. Pi.
edmont will probably be admitted without 6 vo'e
France, Austria and Sardihia continue their ar
mameRt.
The Reform dictate is progressing in Parliament.
The government has saked itself on the Issue.
LIvEsPooE-Richai dsoD, sp, nee & Co quote:
Flour has declining tendency; Prices easier but
qnotatioue unchanged; Wheat very dull bus steady;
SOathern White IO4IOs rs; Corn dull; Yellow IS
9da5s I'D; White Is 2ia7s sd; Beef steady, but
dull; Pork duh, quotatiess nominal; Bacon quiet;
Lar dull; Coffee 6rm; Rice steady.
LoADoE-FiOur eull bat steady; Cofee firm; Tea
unchanged American stocks slow Of sale, but prices
unsltered.
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QUICK TIME.-We receied By last nights mail,
New Orleans papers Of the 10th instant being about
sixty hours from the time of publication. This is
we believe, among the quickest trips on record
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WALL PAPER.

CT W. n L A G e
opened Wall Paper Store in Union Street Odd Fellows
Hall, where he is prepared show large variety Of all
Paper Borders, Decorative Papers, Window Shades Fire
Prints, &c, &o,
N Pspsring done in he nsatss Azns0nsr.
mhlb-d2m' W KLAGRs
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speaIking Id GalIntin.
The following dispatch was received last nj

The following dispatch was received last night:
GALLATIN, April - 1852
To Ed. UNION AND AMERICAN: Hon. C. READY
spoke here to-day to fine audience, declaring him
self candidate for Congress. He was followed by
Gsn.'Base, Who made brief and handsome response
to his nomination by tbs counties Of Sumner Wills
Hanson and Cannon, stating that he was a eandi>
date subject to the ratification Of the Murfreesboro
Convention on the Oh, which was heartily respond
ed to by the crowd
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NEW BOOKS.
HAGAN 4 TOHNSON
Noe UNI0S sREKsr.

The Witches Of HeE Tork. . Dos.ers-.
MAJOR Thorp's scenes In Azkanass-
a swamp Doctors Aiyeutures II s'suth w..
Wild Sp'rts in ne Par West. By asru-- r-...s...
Judge HaIiIbursonis Yaukes Sroriss.
Fashionabs Life By safS Eastmsn.
Anecdotes Of LoFe 81 lola Nonfs1
Tia Arts Of Beauty. .
Ths L-dies' Manual Of Falc7 anj O-nsr,.ui. IN,
Mor-s - -
In and Around stalaboul- b llrs. Harnby:
Palestine, Past and PIsssn with sioisai Lstsary "a
Scientific Notes. By Rev Or. Oshorn
Hazciay johnson:
ne Earth and ne Worries on osioss for Rbls srusan.
Sunshine: or Kate Walton.
The -Four Ssss BY Mss Bremer;
rather and Daughter. By Ma Brsuar;
Aary elenEOgth; the Forbidden Marriage. b nvnof
uhIs HAsAS y. = = $4,000 -. -,
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HORSE BILL

n0NE at the shortest notice. in 6ne style and sg low rates
IL and sent 70 any point Send In your orders. kbs
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DIZZY GOODsI DRY GOODSI
McWHIRTER BROS.
For the FAN Trade.
We receipt selected stock
staple and Fancy Dry Goods!
wshsve ever offered to the the retail trade
TTAVING purhaaed this from the Importers and
Commission Houses in the Eastern cities, feel hesi
fancy saying thereby enabled sell goods
Low PRIC ES
and o. ~ II ca SOnabIe Terms any the dy.
Our present stock embraces every variety Of
New and FashiOnable Designs
such very handsome Robes Ala;
. 4 FaSIs;
French DsLalnss, Pi.in and TaDcy.- ssas
French and English MerROes;
FaconisPlads;
LAvellss, for Travelling Dresses;
U'Bege's;
Plaid Merno, English and Preach;
Every style Of shAWls PaAnd Fancy Dress sks and coas
Ski grades; together with other article too tedious to
Wshavs also very large stock Of Staple Goods such
Bleached Domestic, all grAdes;.
IO&I2-4blea 3heehng; : 81 ....r
q inch Pillow Cottsn;
- Brown sheetiDg; ---v--r-- -
"a and 81 sea island d.; = z la-- e.
Bro. and bid drills
PI'd Linsey, all kinds: sFg
Ylannss al cOlors, qualities and priCeEl@
Canton Flannelg;
Negro Blankets; rl fF
Bed Blankets, every size and quality;
jeans Kerseys satinetts CSssmeres Vesngs Shirts
Fronts, Collars, and every article person may
End in complete retail store
Shoes Hats and Caps, Dufour Cos best Anchor braDd Boiling
Cloths Carpets &c To all Of which invite The
the trading community Our motto is to sell as cheap As the
steapest. AeNHIkTER BIOS
sepIs No. 81. North MARKET street.