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GUNNY BAGS!
GUNNY BAGS!
A AOn AT COsFTO CLOSE OUT.
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n.oHEAraAn. 49,
M. g. E. f. CHEATHKm.' 1''1AA-
WHOLESALE GROCERS, AND DEALERS
FlNE BRANDIEg, WINS, TOBACCO, oIsARs, rAIIs.
DOMESTIC LIQUORS, &c,
00RRER or COLLEGE ABD CH5RC8 szR=EZS
Nashville, Tenmegsee.
VTT areiust IN reeptfa large and veil selected stook Of
Groesriss, Liquors etc., consisting in part As follows:
$50 hhds Sugar, ali grades; 1890 Havana Cir.,
200 bblschoies Molslsesi 20J kegs Nails assorteds
100 y DO Dc 00doSen Pain6si BucEsssi
so bags Prime Bio Ooheei 50 nests Tubs;
10o bbs Powdered Crushed and 10 bb En4sh Wsiputr
Loaf Sugar; % bbls Peeaus
l5o boxes Star Candles; 10 bbls Fiihertg
100 boxes Tobacco, assorted
FINE BRANDIES, WINES, 40.
p = = = = choice French Brandles;
90 4 casks Madeira, Sherry, and Port Vines
80 baskets best brands Champagne;
50 boxes ScCvin Olaret
100 bbishns Robertson County Whi.Eyr
Is bbs pureold Rye do
S DO DO do Bourbon a.
And also large of Common WhSy American Brandy
Gin, &C.
Agents FOR the Dupont, Hazard Sycamore Powder Te nm
designed Icing the only Agatsin Nasvilleo Of m
Would call the attention Of the heEehan and Tradersto thf
largestock Of Powder hand, In 1Iasazins FOR sale
300 kegs Dupont Rife Pogder; 1900 kegs Hazard BissagPov
g % Do 90 90 5000 Der e., sv.,n.,. a,,,,,..
1900 Kegs Hazard DO do Powder:
800 DO do DO 80 cases Of Powder, assorted
500 do do DO brands;
5000 fegDupont BlaEtngPoW so bbls Toy, Bedford Co..
jsnn T. &. 3. ,, OHEATHAH, Agents.
SOLE AGENTS FOR
Dupont'sPOFdsri Joy, Bickiord Co.'S Safety
Hazard DO RuU
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BURGE e. sWANN.
WHQLEsAI siROCERsq
AED BsALaas

esANeA4Ass&aAA rRAee'SH1AeSs
AED BsAIks X
Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
COR COLLEGE, AND CHURCH STREETS.
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
vY hsvsuou in store large ana veil selected stock q
w oEocezes Liquors &C, and WIN continue o receive M
lasge Quantities during @ season Our STOCK new IN store con-
sugars.
9ss bids Losi.lsns Sugar, iOobbls LoysEiRg''D R.
100 sss h5osysrings R. ,z RoTSs I'd,
' M Cosfse.
500 ssgs prime Rio, sohag,prims Lasuyra,
mOIasses.
500 bbls Choice Plantation, es barrels N syrup,
600 do DO IS packages 81. Louis.
sundrfes.
5OObzs Star Candles, 500 q h4a star Candles,
300 4 do do 800 do bar Soap,
So IS TaIoW Candies . bags Spice,
SEQ bis New York and ROsspso0 casts Soda, 'fr'-'
dale Cement, 9bxs do inpapers
50 sacks Race Ginger, 50 % Indigo, sztrshns,
9 casks Dutch Madder, 20 tcs fresh Rice,
900 dozen Painted Buckets, $50 nests Painted Tubs,
go dozen Zinc Wash Boards, $50 doz BrOomS.
900 bTs Carrots Bottle snuff $50 CARROTS P4psr snuff
bbis Buffers Backing bills masOn's Backing,
go bxs Window Class, 500 hu Glassware, assorted,
5000 pounds Bar Lead lu0e DO shot, assorted sizes,
$50 biz hza Rslsins, $50 bxs $ R Raisins,
9 tcs fresh rigs, 10 bills Bilberts,
le0 kegs Nails, Belmont brand, 50 b1s BraPSy Peaches
300 coils Manila Rope, leo Halfbashel Measures,
GOO bags Cotton Yarns, assord20 bds Wrapping Paper
Sizes 100 coils Cotton Rope,
20 chests Black Tea 100 bols Cider Vinegar,
IS chests ImpenalTes, 100 bxs Ground Gingerl
LIQUORS.
200 bbs Tenn White Whisky, 800 bbs Deans extra Whisky,
100 do Bourbon DO 100 do Ward Cary's do
so do Robertson co do lbs do Old Rye do
2casks Jean Louis Brandy, 40 do do Nevsoms 40
do Louis La Bsrton do 50 do Julius H. Smiths Old
| 90 bbls Cherry Brandy, Reserve WHISKY,
| 3 do blackberry do casks cstaEba Brandy,
/ 10 DO Peach DO 90 bbls Grape do
/ 40 l6easks SeigDette do IS 10 Ginger do
/ IS bbs Rum and Gin, 90 DO Apple do
10 casks Sherry Wine, IS csks Seignette do
IS bbls Malaga do 10 bls Holland Gin,
| - kegs Lemon Cordial, IS do Swan do
10 cases Champagne, 4 pnts, Is casks Madeira Wine,
Is bxs White Wine, 90 do Old Port do
$50 b5ls Fresh Ale, various 10 bbls do Ginger do
brands Is baskets Champagne, pts
IS bxs olaret Wine, and quarts
30 do London Porter.
| Tobacco.
2o9 bs Va assorted brands, assorted brands,
| 75s Imported Cigars, IO0,OOO Domestic Cigars.
| so bbls Llnseed Oil, 80 bbls Lard OIL
/ 10 do Cotton seed OIL
The above articles We will sell low down for caah
| BURGE & SWAMI.
P.s-Our Mr.. Swan sho well known as an experience
buyer, will remain in New Orleans daring the present
and keep house. well supplied with heavy groceries,
would respectfully invite tia trade to give call before puF
/ chasing elsewhere. tian2sl B. & 8.
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nv = = = aA.A' - -
TTVHE sutscrihr o. prc7ersa e. trzcz
trornfnrrI, al ccn.ra.'l t1r1llr a
isfef.in 1t7'5 AID uQo1 il1z1 E-,I-l car
Hrn. Re also prepared .l11ecull afi
u1a 49, c1lallzsl.l ltsliflslI 1la
HnTInrin f1al Departments lguz1 - 81
nrf srnerie1ced a-ti1i1.
ne sndr.fl1ef E1aId f1rtell pe1r1
ave hin call before matiag dntlseal
-ss-ssf Ne q. U-iouss. t-i
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COALI COALII COALI!I

Ttbs Etna Yard may still be found me supply Of
Superior Coal. Il is the greatest hsdRg coal in me city,
making bu very ashes which heavy and viii not hy
sbout and almost destitute OF smoke Il Is pronounced
b. those tried to be the fet AID most economical coal
n the city. II selling at the following low
Large Select Lump, 2le per bushel.
Screened, l9c do
Biacksmiths, l5c do
Ty Il, yo1 viii other. Orders be LEFT IN
o., P o, or at the Yard back ofN & @ Depot.
y sAI'L J, AGHEW.
LONDON PORTER, sc.
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Ornamental Trees and EvergFeens.
M ONTGOMERY & McGREDT, NuFserume1 Nashville, Tenn
lNk invite special snton their extensive stock Of Fruit,
Ornamental trees Evegeens, Green House Fans over
ornamental Trees and EVar eens sabla FOR immediate eec
Rruits-50O0 Apple 2, & years old.
Pears-3o00, DRarfs & Standards, 9 to years. old.
So years old Cherries Piums, Apreots, Nee
tariens and ounce, in large humqers.
large collection Of Grapes Strawberries Raspberes Goose
berries Currantss- Bouquets at all seasons
MONTGOMERY & MCGBEDI.
nall. Lnwood, Nurseries NashviIIe, Tenn
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REAL ESTATE FOE sA

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
VTTIsHINGto make other investments propose to sell
w all our Real Estate In Davidson county, follows
THAT SUBURBAN RESIDENCES
situated Franklin Turnpike within half mile Of the city,
and opposite theresidence Of the late Joseph W Horton,
Containing about Forty Acres.
perhaps, commanding site in the7niy Of Nash
VILE and most desirable country residence The house viii
be sold with y IS Of land the purchaser nay choose
THAT VALUABLE FARM,
known the Sim Tract situated the Smith Turnpike od
Lebanon road within three miles Of Nashville containing $50
RcTez The good it is we'll Watersd and imbed and
bedvided into ms tracts Of twenty and Upwards all Of
which are admirably adapted Tor country residences market gar
dens and dairy farms. Also, that
BEAUTIFUL FARM
on se road nov occupied By T. O. McCampb and formerly
owned bv Thos Harding containing about $50 This
ceis 81 we'll known a. need further description. It will
also divided suit purchasers T. McCampbel VIII jhOH
these places 70 any who viii call.
All the above property viii be sold on reasonable terms and
on a credit OF one two, three and four years.
Apply to A. v. Lindsey, Nashville or to either Of the
5.-sig1ds THOS. o. McCAMPBELL,
Six miles from Nashville
J. AMcCAMPBELL,
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wv VI > ~ 80
ri AN nov IN TIE city and a. s1riT1f q ssi'in.
Tor DE 8llls 1f Isrneglse, 90 .tc 20 =
~ Patent rnurUFea Be- Hfrl. -
Of uhich haF1 bcln leIlii1i % bya1ls
euinsnt ciliEcn1 81 err c1lufft ~
Is simple, Tui pr1uiEs ii q - ln'T aiF q
Whicnis prscf aIniH1t dc hee11tll fU
chasing sftar family 81 c1unT ililll ~ u
the verdi can d1d ne i1r a ~ 1ls e.
Me1uf. HariT Brc1lerll Ehrs W. ns
frIaln-fF
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Anderson & Romans,
AndersOn's Foundry aud Machine
shop,
NO. So BROAD STREET,
Anderson & Romans,

NO. So BROAD STREET,
kE manufacturing sxhorBe pcrtabs steam Engines,
IN suitable oT printing Offices, plantation use, where
mail engines a,e required. Price 5000,
Stationary Steam Engines from 70 thirty horse power
prices as Low As hrseaaB engine be furnished We are
prepared 70 al cdeFs for Engines and Mil Machinery Of the
fastest Improved patterns 81 sheFt notice Casing from
stock Of patterns fO 0uF Mills circular sab and Muy
Saw Mills, unvag1 ioF strength, durability economy
ofpoEBr.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED,
and experienced furnished up When de-
sired
Constantly on hand full assortment Of ossn usually kept
e. Foundry An eTpeenoed pattern maker and draan
employed Working draEings, specifications plans and s-
mates furnished appicstl0n
10 one and Sales Room 1t So Broadway Nashville, Tenn
iunal2-dtf
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N Totes.

Proposals carry the with "celsriy, certainty,
and security using the terms Of the law and they be guar
En by two responsible certified to such BY post
master or Judge Of 3 court Of record.
pay will be made for trips performed and for each Of
such omissions not satisfactorily explained three times the pay Of
the tp be deducted. For arrivals far behind time
break connection with depending nails and not sufficiently
cused fourth Of decomposition for the trip is subject
forfeiture Fines will be imposed unless the delinquency be
sfsctoy explained, for negecng to take the mail from into
post oee for suffering it to be injured destroyed, robbed,
lost and for refusing after demand to convey the mail fire.
quenti the contractor IS concerned in running
hcs tho route The Postmaster General may Gnnul the
tract for sobng the post office laws the instructions Of the
department. He may alter the schedule and also order
OF service by allowing therefor pro rata increase the
contrast pay He mayasO curla discontinue the service
whole part at pro rata decrease OF pay allowing
months extra compensation the amount Of service dispensed
with. Bids shOu be addressed to the Second Assistant Post
master General superseded proposals for mail ierVce
stste Of Tennessee" and sent by MAJ
For forms Of proposal, &c and other information advsr
ement Of this date in pamphlet form, at the principal post Of
ices.
Blank proposals will be furnished application 70 the depart
ment. J. HOLT
iune5-lt Postmaster General.
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$50 RENFARD

TNOR the apprehension and delivery Of SAMUEL HOOsER,
who under charge Of oatraeousy having broken the
B, M William Hamilton and James Christopher, with intent
h e7t murder made his escape and is running large
The above reward viii therefore 6e pad 70 any one Who viii de-
may be broughtto justice
SAID Hoos about % years Of age about I'VE Feet ten inches
bigb eteut built fair rather sandy hair has at this time
wound from gun shot in the rghtarm below The elbow
J. NJ CHRISTOPHER,
,apys-tf 0ladesViiie.
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The shuttle stitch sometimes called the lock stitch for effect
but tits all and the The stitch made by merely
crossing threads. By the shu
Machines be fastened by the hand needle prevent ripping
The Shuttle Machine better adapted manufacturers than fo
family
1an3I-dtwSrW
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REMOVAL.
JOHN YORK & co

HTIVE removed their Book 8inderY and
Blank Book Mandatory to the Baptist Publishing Hou1
next hoase below Douglass Co., north Market stres Nos Sc
O door fFa the Suusreand viii be ad 70 all their old
sh-f--. lire usa
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Land
ne unleHlglel
Tor, called CAFli
5ar4 ne norfh aisgf
1915 Tires miisslr5ul
llAll cruIainr al1ut
- dred AcFeEs
ogethsr ar ia anal tracts Or .
esEtlit VII 81 riTcn On notes 1a1
lean rsiainet. tlIoiH1
Eaisred ssout hiIf Of itfn suItf--.
timber and la1tlte. There srs r.
harm and ltnbIe1, &C H1r infarr
Or % John d. James. fsiz1-tf
CHOSSS-FrEa 81
FnlHH Nashville and North Wriera
- contract for 10000 Gear
long, inches tlitEs u.ll hgEn, rc1 a.
lelI than iuche5 clear 90 11rts lIl'llf % 3
ed AZ the gllla lins 81 20 r1ad in 1stFil
Ihs eoniruciors want 10 c1utr fr
Post Oak Elegf Of ths sam 1UE
on he Inc % ne rcd in piles sIEI Hctt
onoHEh o. e1eh section 60 E1prly - nu1.
Persona Hirding % tid val dIrcIl y -
ora o. ne NashVille and fo-l Fs1ern =
NazhFiIis. 'lann
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The Grover Baker stitch thsOnly patented stitch, and
strictly adapted family The stitch is double, csnno
beEpped The nachins making this stitch from two com
mon spOOlsungno shuttle, requiring thread to be rePOOl-
ed and finishes Is the most simple less liable &c
dsrangmen easy to learn and operate Of any IN use
possessing greater range Of capacity To- family purposes than
any other other or perhaps all other kndHI
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got al. IN Nashville BY RAwORTH GLENN E''P''''''
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Put for Dealers Gases containing four eight and twelve
doEenA beautiful Lthsgraph Show Card accompanying
package.
II , single bottle Of SPALDrEs's PREkRED GLUE will save
ten times Its cost annually every household.
Sold By all prominent Etsoner, Druggists hardware and
Funiiure Dealers, GrOeers, and Fancy Storea
Country merchants should sFAULBINe's PRn
GLUE making their list twill stand any climate
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? Consumers depend upon getting pure lsrtcle when
they the Valley Whisky Il sold By the bottle oass
only -WM. III. DAILY.
10 South William Street New York.
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Posr OlEcE DEPARIl1I, Nay l6, 1850.
FRoPoaA1s for conveyng he mails q The United States om
cebF 1850, % & 1852 the E1lloWing ronfel in the
STATE Tsnnes, viii Be At the Gourmet Once Of Ibis
department until P. Of July 81 next 70 be decided ly
August 10 following;
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ReRuAAr Luesutlg - - Lollln Elckets
TTyHE EeEsnd superioraids wheel stamsr GEN.
Amuers0ms will a. abcve regularly ellafss-la
IN connection with the tsamer d IL Rum
Vnns until tbe Hillmta aket her place. Her
departure viii be every TUESDAY aa % O'Clock By this
rdngsment the public viii have reliable line Of packet
On TUESDAYSiand FRIDAYS Of eTgfy week Tor St. Louis
For freight passage aPPly on boali or %
A.. HAMILTON,
usr25-d6m H. II. n RRIsONi Agents
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Ritbmanh p!spatfh.
TaxPARis CoNsRavAToIRx.-Mr. John s.
nuish, writes TO his Journal OF Music the
It,,x~.ns .retch of the French Conservatory:

p,.,e r,oxsxavArorRr.-Mr.J John S.
rrr,rh, writes to his Journal Of Music the
f,Ilnyins sketch Of the French Oonservatoire:
81 witnessed for one hour the competition In
sand Opera. Entering the broad courtyard
ef The Oonservatoire, at every door OF which,
"a az all public entrances, soldier stood on
guard. the ear was at once saluted by oabei
q. Ioud sounds from cornets tromboncs, ciari-
ouets, etc, from earnest students In tue dihef-
emit wings, Ii reminded one OF the description
in Charles Auehester' OF his laea, inuslcA
nursery and bes-hise somewhere IN ternahy.
Finding the en- trance to the Sale or Theatfe,
I sought in vain for seat or standing place,
cave in the highest corridors, outside, where
one could only hear, not see. The hearing Ola
,pccsssiop of well worn arias and trIos from La
F1voy,ta II Trocafers, and the like, sung by
strangers ef whom you could not even learn
the names, was not so much the point OF curl
osity 10 see the place, the people, and the way
shey manage things, was much more 10 our
purpose. Wearied with the perpetual response
OF ~ ny a pas de place mot single seat rom
the ancient GOODIES ses who sat and watehso a.
every entrance fingered q while IN the cor
ridor surrounding the first tier OF boxes, Wneh
spying door sjar l silently pulled ~ open
40 ID sIepplag IN behind its occ npan scoinnahu-
eli . fun view OF the handsome ht'ie 'nea'.e'
IL ~ns lively scene; parterre ana circles
were densely packed Win the beauty ana Tue
fashion OF Ia bs..s Francs, On the stage, IN COS
tune, sang succession OF ueootsets, inoSiy
in we'll known lrios for soprano, tenor ana bas,
or haritsua We noticed two or three remark
sbly me voices, while the method, yocalizaiion
sd .xnress,on of the most spoke quite well
for lneir framing aud their own ambition, aud
the dramatic acli0a seldom lacked abandon or
correct conception. A piaDo-forte was the
only accompaniment Opposite The Stage sat
tAs judges some eight or tea ia number; and
g soodIy collection IL was of fue-iooking, in-
teIlsotual heads. Among them you saw Aob-r,
iUow Director In Chief OF the CONSERVATORY
Ii4ievy Anoroise Thomas, Panceron, and
YpuuSsr naznates of The monde musicale OF
Paris. Bot the yivacious aspect OF the au
dleoce tbe eager interest, the Intense enthusi-
ASA AID manners OF delight when good point
wa made the insatiabie rounds OF applause
after each h,ppy dt6ps-,hat was indeed n
sight 20 sss, snd feel, too, for the moment. II
Wa thoroughly French. Aud there were
anxious faces, aiss we met taem in the cOrrI-
dora, as biusnIng and excited matdeus, whose
turns were just coming on or just past, came
rushing around 10 seek the comfort or con-
g.atuiation of their friends.
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"a. rheumatism, Rheumatisn1..Re


~ rheumatism, Rheumatsn.--Re 4 d
What Captain Canot SAYS of HAMPT0N'S VEG
EIABLE EINCTURE. He HAD the Chronic In
ismmatory Rheumatism for seven years. The
st attack he had at the Fountain Hotel Mai
Stockbridee procured and gave hlm the TinctuTe
when the attack was so severe that he lay with
his limbs useless TO him. Hear what he says after
beng cured, Many bear the same test mony
- have been under the treatment of several
PHYSICIANS ~ London and Paris, without any APP
Parent benefit; also while Ia New YORK, having
tried the Thompsonlan and Homo pathic remedies,
after having been torment ed with galvanic bat
terles, cold and aromatic baths, and hundreds of
internal and external med cInes, ali of no effect
an. so far, cured by this Ham pton's Vegetable
Ilncture only Therefore, my dear SIT, accept
OF the assurance of my gratitude, and believe me
your well wisher. tSignedJ THOMAS CANoT.
81 Cal 1nd get fnmpnIets anu see cures of
Coughs, rheumatism, Scroua, &c.
ttMALt5 AND ChIbDkEk.-This TING
FURE viii lie found great medicine Tor all their
diseases.
2oid by PURCELL, LADD & CO., Richmond;
bJ Dr.. COOKE, Fredericksburg: by all the Drug
Eisrs in Petersburg: By MORTIMER & NOW
6RAY, Baltimore; and by Druggists and Shop
See2erE everywhere. 81 per bottle; six bottles,
Sa. seT-d&owts
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Old maids-a class OF sensible women, who
rsfuse TO accept husband until they find some
one they can love and esteem-which, OF
course, They rarely do.
/. The gentleman so often spoken of in novels,
~xo riveted people with his gaze, has now
b.aiued employment at 4 boiler factory.
Among the singers at Dublin, was 4 Miss
Cease, who, observed funny critic, was a
rri;y fine performer
''Com-, get mp. you have been IN bed long
enough the gardener said when ne was
pulling up carrots 10 send to market.
Your horse has a tremendous long Bit
,aid friend to Theodore Hook. YES" sad
be. "it 10 BIZ too long"
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FOREIGN AND DOM ESTlC DRY GOODS
lss MAIN srRsgr, RICHMOND.
Appreciatins the liberia PATRONAGE of our friends
we would iniofm all schoissals aud vsta,! BUYERS
thatwe are RECEIVING aud OPENING our Stock lot
AUTUMN AND WINTER sALks,
which. IN exteat, r,chness, and variety. surpasses
tka, Of am previous season lawns " "b,say Of
fTSf haads-~e venture tn assure the closest nuy
ers that the prices Will eompare iav0faTbb foI
those OF any other house IN this COUNTY, Inc wv
lowing are sonie s. the lssd ss s'gblins
Splendia Velvet Embroidered Black and Coiored
Brocsde and striped SILKS; .r.ss
Elegant Grey Grounds. with bright bfpres' c.,,
Tie ne svIest and richest BLACh slhhS, Ior iuii
Besmti fs 1 Plain aid ocadc Grey and Black Pop
ENrLAs and vELoNAs,very new and beau
IN ali kinds of LADIES' DRESS 6OoDs-from
s and Set Value for the Re
'0 in UEMBRoTDERIFs and ELEGANT LACE
GOODS, our stock will he found very large and
complete, embracing some OF the finest goods I'M
'I In GE i@Si ip R-Cloths. cassi-
meres, and Vestings; Silk and Woolen Under
weari Hosiery, Gloves, Collars, Cravats, and
Shawl', Hdhis, &c. Everything for a complete
HOUSEKEEPING GooDS.-Best Linen and
Cotton Sheetnss and Pillow Castings, Damasks,
Towels, Huokabacks, Napkins-at verN low prizes.
CARPET AND CURTAIN APARTMENT.
Having fitted up one OF our laree rooms espe-
clauy Tor this department our facthtles To supply
the wants Of the trade are greatly increased.
In nil Grades OF Velvet. Tapestry, Brussels and
lngraln g RPETS. and pam and Figured
BOOKING and FLOOR CLOTHS, Velvet and
Tapestry RUGS and ATS, our stock is very fine.
also. Brocatelle. WoIsted Damask, Muslin and
in FINE AND MEDIUM FLArNELs, IRISH
LINENS, WHITE CAMBRICS. CHECK MUS
LiNS, BRILLIANT rs. BLEACHED LONG
CLOTHS, and ail superior STABLE GOODS, our
supply is very large, and prices very low.
PLANTATION u d ID S-0f peayy Virginia
Fai ed Cloths, all widths; Extra Heavy blnseys,
Sc, very large stock. and ohered ut prices wi CHI
viii secure the PATRONAGE OF all. Some Of these
goods are superior quality, and difficult to ind.
CL0AKS, MANTLES AND SHAWLS.
This department We have greatly enlarged, and
estab shed in our own warehouse,
A CLOAk AND MANTLE ANUFACTORY,
under the supervision of Mr.. STRtDER, whose
taste and skill the head OF one OF the largest
ahsnmeDt Is IN the country, furnishes suarin-
tee OF the ST, lie OF sarnents we shall n1er.
SPLENDID velvet. Cloth, ard SILK = l. U h ),
nANrILLAS, and BUSTERS, will be found at
moni Our goods are manufactured of the finest
and most modern materials, alter the latest Amer
&c Gad Paris patterns. Any special style of
garment not found In our stock, Will be made TO
order at u lew hours notice. TO responsible buy
ers, our tarms will I've liberal. We ask an uppor-
a. TO NJ c II N + S.-Many OF our goods
are adapted to the wants OF wholesale buyers, and
cannot De found IN exclusive jobbHg- houses. One
OF our hrIn, Tor mans years engaged IN the whole
sale trade, will he pleased to serve all Merchants
VINO favor us with an examination. Any goods we
sell them, guaranteed to be as low the same
sc i0-lm WATKINS & FICKLEN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-27
rs No extra charges.
h. All letters to he directed to
HUBERT p. LEFEBVRE,
jy A-d&cw3m Richmond. Va.
CUUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE,

y KICH MUNU VA.
The 18th session of this Institution will com
mence the lst Of October next, and close on he
last day OF June, 1851
The Principal will be aided by eleven thorough
" qualified instructors, and every effort will be
made to maintain the high reputation and select
character of the School
The ADVANTAGES offered in the departments Of
MUSIC and the MODERN LANGUAG rs are IN
.urpassed while special attention is given to the
study of H iSrURN. ENGLISH LITERATURE,
RHETORIC and READING.
The Principal refers to the patrons of the School;
or 10 the Faculties of the Virg mia Military lnsi-
tute and of " llham and Mary College: TO Prots
Bedsoe Smith, Coleman, Davis and Maupln, OF
the University of Virginia.
For fur her information, or for cataloque giving
course of study terms regulations and full list of
patrons, to who attention Is invited. address the
Principal. u. LEE row ELL,
ne Its Box 81, Richmond, Va.