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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-25

DOCKAWAy, L. L-fo LET on FOR sALE-wIIL
N exchApge for Improved city property beautifully stu
sled marine OosiAsa Apply 70 3. Il. sHERWooD, Ne.
Pine rect
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-25

WV MiIrERs, AUcTIoNHHR, Will. SELL ON ran
w Ptor no. North nves, The arrival Of suh
Love and Pesossk and B. warner frca ChAre O..
Lso0 Cos 80 Mattresses, ~ feshsr fitows $50 Pillow
lars IN . few days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-25

"A v thslr go OF ClohlnR bso 0sA-prun - h
~ paid hs snh Drs:s: ncn = 70 SO fcs ocas fron -
luse and cspsss DE hsh pre ysd Tn risase s.n q
tvseu twenty ss.snih and fvssT ssh& srssa LAiss
tsuded 70 by hrs minia-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-25

A ucnoS roTIcE-BuRSHAMs FURNITURE Ex
"A press Furniture Pacing EsAbshment Office Ill and
Iis eat Eleventh street. between Fh aud Sixth
Rch hoisehod furniture Of every description Boxed suf
Skinned 10 All world covered for
The 70 The country. sorax1 for furniture
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-25
FOR SALE.

A FoRTUHK-FOR SALE. A MACHINE ZOE IN
a dating The celebrated Indiaruebsr Balloons lrarisa
sye) together with Arse quantity Of Belloose ready 70
iun sted. Tia vii Also give fall eyplAnaoa Of u
ode OF operation and all ssore Apply ~ LTD Third
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-25

a UCrION SALE or CARPEfTso. OIL cLorns &C :
a A \. cRIsrALAK Aucicsssr. . Bo-9y. WI sal
~ day 18Th ns, 81 01s ocaock 70 PAY ndyAncsa large
"a general a41ent OF Al WOOL i,gAs and vsnsan Car
pssa, Bssbk voives nsdAltn fspesRy ssd esussos Car
kuss cheek as1 While nsiag hall noor and as.r on
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-25
DOUGHTY AUOrT0rEHk
|. WI sell his day, al i0lf O'Clock.
Al ssls~com 8 na.,s sircs'

MARX wRAv AUCTroNEER.-THr Rrqur Ar
W s.e q Hores, Warns 40 VIII ,sse psss ssfurday
Msy 8 81 5aock At 81 street. erookrn Several
Hrs Wagons and one Rosfsway vii be sold f keep sad
Storage
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-25

roR sAIz-A HORSE BUGGY WAGON AND HAIR
= nsss The hor.s Bay SIX years old sound and kind
end rofast the wseo1 nearly new, made By good
maker but little USED. narnea IN good order Inquire
Mr. BROWN. he liable ,eosner Of university place and
Thirteenth streeA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-25

NIRsT PREMIUM CLOTHES DRYKR.-YHB MOST SIN.
pie ssd prsea arrs.ssmest for dryhG slo.hss 10 tho
world be the depot Of The Catarsci waang Ma
chine ~ Broadway, New Yerk and SIS FULTON srse BROOD
Ign. X. d. 4 p. o. DAgQELS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-25

A oAxAT DEuArD ZOE CAST OFF CLOTHING
a Furniture ssd Carpses As have ovcned nee ssAs
ns.ed Articles Plesse sAw ssdrs,s o. Visa. Sc kshts
facscs atsnded 10 by MIL.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-31
The Louisville FestivaI---The Ohio Wei

The members Of orr General Assembly returned
from their Excursion on Sunday afternoon. The
profuse hospitality Of the citizens Of Louisville
Columbus Cincinnati, and the intermediate points,
is spoken Of in the most glowing and grateful terms
Every Representative Of the Sovereignty Of our
State is wild with enthusiasm ct the cordially Of
the greeting extended to Tennessee. Language
seems incapable of conveying an adequate idea Of
the warmth and magnifcence Of the reception given
our Representatives. The lavish prodigality, by our
hosts Of the good things of life, beggars description,
and seems to have been equalled only by the hearty
good viii with which all kindness was bestowed
upon our friends. Such a festive offering to the
Genius Of our Republican institutions has hitherto
never been rendered to the presiding divinity Of
Union. 1t is to be hoped that much good may pro-
coed from the unrestrained Interchange Of opinion
which naturally occurred between the Representa-
tives Of Ohio Kentucky and Tennessee. If the au-
thoritatively constituted Representatives of our
State have correctly expressed the sentiments enter
tanned by their constituents, the people Of Ohio
have learned that the descendants Of the Cavaliers
Of Virginia and Ethe Huguenots of Carolina. do not
yield in devotion and loyalty to the Union Of cur
fathers to the offspring of the Puritans of New Eng
land. the Hollanders Of New York, Or the Quakers
Of Pennsylvania and that while we worship, with
feelings akin 20 idolatry the Goddess Of Liberty,
yesturea in the flag of our Union and with her
brow encrcled by diadem of stars. we feel our
selves. although but eight to eighteen millions,
the proud peers Of the noblcst of the noble we
feel ourselves not unworthy to be ranked side by
side IN the highest roll of fame with the worthiest
of the descendants of MuEs STANDIsH.
Heaven bless the Union Of our States, and the
States of our Uuoni
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-31

FTTTING AMENDNENT.-Ihe Democratic members
of the Minnesota Legislature, under the delusve
hope Ofmaking political capital out of the OhnBrOwn
raid introduced resolutions denOuncrng that act in
appropriate terms The Republicans amended the
resolution by adding severe rebuke Of the disuni-
on Democratic orators In Congress. In this form
the resolutions passed. TO the great 0harin Of the
'.servie" Democracy.
We copy the above from the Gd7efie the Black
Republican organ at Cincinpat.
AT the beginng Of this Congress. Mr.. CLARK. Of
Missouri introduced a resolution declaring that any
person who had recommended HELPERS book was
unfit to preside over the National House of Repre-
sentatfves. Mr.. GuNERof y. C.. parried this well
aimed blow at the Black Republican traitors by in
PRODUCING preamble and resolution which in sub
stance declared that no member ought to be elected
Speaker who was not opposed to the agitation Of
the slavery question No Southern man desires the
agitation Of tins subject only far as to inform
our people Of the agressions Of the Northern OPP
position, and to prevent their constant encroach-
mants upon the rights Of the South. Mr.. GnMER's
resolution was utterly pointless against the Black
Republicans from the fact very well known to
Mr. GuMER. that they are louIest Of the loud in
gleir profession Of attachment to the Union and Of
opposition to the slavery agitation.
It seems from the above extract from the Gazette
that the Black Republicans Of Minnesota have learn
ed lesson in political strategy from the tactics of
Mr. GuMER
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-31

The Grand Patriotic Carnival as the Cincinnati
Enquirer appropriately terms it, which came off
that city on Friday, was pageant without paral-
lei IN the history of the country, and language will
fail to convey an adequate idea Of the imposing
grandeur Of the display.
We copy from the Cincinnati Enquirer Of the 2Sth,
as follows
Yesterday viii long be remembered as one Of the
proudest in the history of Cincinnati. The arrival
in the city of the Legislatures Of three sovereign
states-the representatives Of five millions of pe0-
ple-was no ordinary event, and called forth de-
monstration Of popular feeling that is without par
allel in the history of the Western Metropolis. The
welcome was as hearty as it was deserved, and in
every respect worthy Of the city, the occasion and
the distinguished guests.
Preparations for the celebration had been made
upOn'the most liberal scale. When it was known
that the Legislatures Of Kentucky and Tennessee
would certainly extend their visit to this city our
business men came promptly forward and in the
most liberal manner subscribed thousands of dol
lars to defray the expenses of the occasion, the uni
versal wish, among all classes being that the visit
Ors should be welcomed in a manner that would re-
feet credit on this great and growing city.
Business was pretty generally suspended during
the day. The principal thoroughtares early IN the
morning gave unmistakahie evidences of the APP
prOach of some unusual event. Many of the most
prominent buildings were handsomely decorated
with evergreen wreaths; fifty thousand flags We're
uttering in the crisp, wintry breeze, from many
windows; men in martial array were seen hurryIng
to and fro; the national cOors flying from the
roof of every railroad car omnibus and carriage,
and the head of every horse in the city; streamers
on which were inscribed patriotic sentiments and
words Of welcome, were stretched from house to
house; and as the forenoon wore away, the prnci-
pal avenues were crowded with thousands Of people,
wearing theIh best attire and most cheerful smiles.
THE DECOR ATIoNS
Among the thousands Of buildings that were
handsomely decorated for the occasion, have
only space to mention few of the most prominent.
The finest display IN the lower, or indeed the up
per part of the city, at the Madison House. and
reflected great credit on the liberality and good
taste of the proprietor of that excellent hotel Busts
Of a number of great men, gracefully wreathed
with cedar, were exposed to view. The stars and
stripes were displayed in great profusion, and the
entire front Of the building covered with appropri-
ate Ornamentations.
The Carlisle building corner of Fourth and Wal
nut, also very appropriately decorated. In ad-
ditiOn to liberal display Of flags the Fourth street
front was handsomely embellishe,, with evergreen
festOOns.
The Enquirer office made a very good display.
Likenesses tot jackson and Clay were exhibited
above the fifth story flags iuttering from all
the windows, and a large streamer, bearing the fol-
lowing inscription, stretched across the street to the
CustOm-house:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-31

Rules ls60-Mary +. MoCaury W. B. McCaury-It aP-
pearng to The satisfaction Of the Clerk and Master from
panants bill, which TO, that the dafeqdant, w. Nc
Caury resident Of the State Of Tennessee, it there
fore ordered BY the Clerk and Master that publication be made
for thirty days, in the linton and American newspaper pub
hed in the city Of Nashville, requiring said nonresident 20
81 the next Of the Chancy Court Tor Coffee county
to be held the court house. in the Of Manchester tie
ID Monday in February and plead, demu- 10
compainant bill the win be taken confessed, and
set down FOR hearing eXparte 8. n. BURGER.
farQT IN rfu- 80 . Tab
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-31
IMPROVED sPECTACLEs.
lA~
PSZ ~
50 OmON's IlTPROVED SPECTAt


SOIOmON'S IMPROVED SPECTACLES,
Ground 20 thu Exact Principle OF Spherical
ACcuEaCyg and Imported Directly from
London
TUE undersigned hsying the sole right q sale in the United
States, Of these celebrated Glasses, takes pleasure in
ing them Tie citizens Of Nashville and vicinity at his Office,
No. SO, Union Street, Up Stairs.
Such their superiority, that persons after using them
for short time have found their sight restored 70 ouch degree,
thai the have ben able to lay aside the Of speccles
gethe' Besides teiug ENTHUSIASTICALLY true in FORM they
pure, transparent and uniform 10 DGsl that weak and
hamei eyes greatly benefited BY their They also possess
the property Of preserving the sight in old and young 70 the
advanced period Of life Abundant testimonials from b
eminent Physicians and cenf; be a. his Office
No 50, Onion street, up stairs ). MCCoRD, " d.
From ne Htyor Of Rochester
Having purchased tEo pair Of Solomons Patent Glasses
found them superior any used before; they have
zedi more than could have expected. have put
them aside, AMI without then we'll could when
boy. SAIL R,cu,Ruqog
CmCAGO January.Ths pair o. Sol9mons Spectacss pu-
chase l. suit perfectly every respect and though strong
As prudence would allow 20 select they have caused
me the least pain strain The such pectaces which
have formerly have done lean all dis
Ances BY caudlcsht we'll daylight with The ease
as when boy which covd Do With other spectaces
have ever z. MCGIzE, n L. L. D.
Professor Physiology Chemistry in the University Of the
Lake. ran3i-wst
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-31
NOTICE.
NJ n hNaIs
Ne Ga, BROADWAY, New YuRE,

Ne GA, BROADWAY, New YORK,
January 3lst, 1909
EETHEREAS assessments have been called and made pay
w able the Capital stock OF the Hwasses Mining Com
pany follows, viz:
Fifty each share payable the lst day OF August last
each share payable the 10th day Of January
Notice hereby gven that all stock held by parties resident
Tennessee on which said assessments paid this office,
the city Of within thirty from present date,
will be forfeited conformity with the charter Company.
Per order II. W. BARNES, Secretary.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-31
Auction sale Extraordinary.
SPLENDID NEW FURNITURE.

III . y % TO Z "a . - HWItIUtIttHss
an Thursday Morning, 1st March, $780,
W at 10 o'clock, viii sell BY special contract, the entire
stock Of Furniture Of the late j. Johns, manufacturer o.
furniture in Cincinnati, without This
embraces beautiful and elegantly stefuy finished
Rosewood, MahagOny Walnut and Cherry Parlor Chamber and
Dining Room sets complete; also magnificent assorted pieces
such Sofas s0cabs Dyans Chairs, Rockers, What
Not Ottoman Card and Centre Tables Beureau WsrdrobeI
Bedsesds Wristbands Sewing Tables, Sdebosrds Side tables
Extension Tables Castor Chairs &C. &C In short, pledge
only exhibit sell without the
magnificent splendid Furniture any
this city We invite the special attention ofa persons
desiring such goods to this sale HARDY BROS,
Euctonsers and General Agents,
jan3t AZ Public Square Nashville, Tennessee.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-31
AND PATENT sIEoUGDER sEAI SHIRT
MANUEaCTOHN,


MARINERS ant an Others interested respectfully
guessed 90 cali aud sElius Paear1 Patent southern tl1
10 ii undoubtedly ths celrezt ns and most aae pl1U
uyen.sd Can b seen d hs soathsrl Hilodli P1aa1s
House. where an irf1ru1tiln be had any lester e-l
G. c. Wiehtman boz l4s Nashville, lalns VII rtt via
prompt attention. c. NtuaLaAas
ar.Hl FOR l11n.1e1-
Hsfsri7a0f nad C3aalg Alltl f3r sfisN
CAUTION -Ths mnilcil end ehslusa-l % c11s.rr11l OF
Peelsr's Patent p0E 1gl temps many % h laiel1
and iherebg az graz inuIy- neraofe rirs locs tl il
prosecute evsrv such inrngelt 20 he fr aea 81 W l,
lads snd provided Tor ia such iase1.
iaul7-afTEgaWF G. Q. Nl8Hl NAN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-31
special Auction SaIo of BOots, shoes, &C.
BENZ. r. SHIELDS & CO.,

EWTILL sell, Tuedy Morning. January 81, a. &c o'clock
w q large inYocei Of Roots and Shoes, both o.
and wOmsus stock, we'll assorted. adapted
This invoice have just received IRON the msnufacur
ers 10 test the Market and will be put regularly through without
VIII be sold al tie SINE time assortment Of Dry Goods
Gents shirts and Furnishing Goods generally,
just received per steamer Poland with orders close
Terms cash delivery. No poponemeut account of
weather BENZ. y SHIELDS 4 co.
avaT
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-31

FfHucEdaT Evening. Jamssary 3fEt, re-appear.
ance Of the the popular Gasty Company the hrt an
peAranee eminent comedian and vocalist r. Collins,
acknowledged as the great lrshman Ofthe stage Mr. Cotrv
VIII sing Of his popular songs and APPEAR the excellent
pieces Of hts Eifsl Legs and Teddy the Tfler.
To conclude with mischief Making. Uu9I
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-31
4 NEW hook FOR LAW FORMS
MAGISTRATES Guide,

Containing all the laws on the powers and duties Of
Magistrates Consbes Coroners, and all criminal and civil
forms the use Of officers and business with
abridged Law Dictionary.
For sale by JUN AOhA & w.
"a, No s. Union Street
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-31

3D. The Committees Of Invitation and Escort, and
Of Arrangements.
Sd. Governors Of Kentucky and Tennessee (the
laser represented by Speaker Newman) IN car
riages, attended by the Governors Staff
4th. Senate of Kentucky.
9th. House Of Representative of Kentucky
9Th. Senate of Tennessee
9TH. House Of Representative Of Tennessee.
18th. The City Council Of Cincinnati. Louisville
and Nashville.
Large crowds were assembled along the streets
to welcome the guests, and at almost every window
ladies were to be seen waving a welcome TO US.
Flags were also to be seen floating from many Of
the houses. It seemed more like an ovation to
victorious army returning from the sanguinary
field, where the enemy of the country had been
hum5led IN the dust, than a welcome to peaceful
mission from neighboring States TO-daywe realiz-
ed the fact that peace too, hath her victories, no
less renowned than war"
On reaching the Hall Of the House of Represen-
tatiyes, the guests were presented to the Legsla-
ture, the two houses having met in convention
for that purpose, and were received and welcomed
to the hospitality Of Ohio by Gov. DENNIsoN, in
brief but very eloquent speech. Gov. MAGoFFIS re-
sponded on the part Of the Kentucky delegation and
Speaker syEwMANon the part Of the Tennessee dele
Their speeches elIclcu 1llc AlOsb NllIlsiatlC
applause from the citizens Of Ohio, present The
excursionists then repaired to the hotels assigned
them, where omnlbusses were in readiness to con-
vev them to the various public buildings of the
State, and large numbers awaited themselves Of the
opportunity.
After the excursionsts had retired from the CAPT
toll. speeches were made in response to calls from
the crowd Of OhiOans present by the Hon. JOIN
Youxa BRowN and JOIN W. CROCKETT, of Kentucky,
W. C. WHIrrHoRNE, Speaker Of the Tennessee House
Of Representatives, and one or two gentlemen from
Ohio all breathing devotion the Constitution and
the Union, and their speeches are well received.
Tonight at seven O'Clock there is to be Levee
at the capitol, and suppers are te be given the
cursiOnists at the Neil House, American House and
Goodale House, after which reunion and banquet
will come off at halfpast nine o'clock at the Odeon
Hall
You will thus see that the people of the capital
Of Ohio are not only henoring their Tennessee and
Kentucky guests, but themselves.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-31
EOK LOUISvILLE AID CINCINNATI.

TENHE regular pocket 6Oat Lebanon, F. Dl- - =
WILSON, Master, will depart above and all efa9t5a
intermediate ports WEDNESDAY the LIST OF $50
February - O'Clock NJ For freight or passage apply
board or 10 II. II. HARRISON,
III Tn0sy
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-31
ATDOUGLAs HALL,
On Tuesday Evening, January 3lSt'
Cram OPERATIC CONCERT.

Ttne request Of many citizens the celebrated Italian opera
Troupe will give grand operate Concert IN the above
Hail. this Tuesday evening January lst when the entire troupe
will sppear and perform selections from the most popular operas
Secured seats without charge be had at McCure
Music Store Admittance 81 Doors opena and commence
At a O'Clock. lirn3l.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-31

100O BUSHELS good clean sIiist Seed, by
= OOO A. JENKINS,
JANIS No, "a Market Street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-31

Having disposed Of my Vinegar Works. would recommend
to old customers and Others engaged The trade give
present proprietor, Mr. D0rman, call, feeling confident
with the improvements he has made upon IT, he furnish
article Of Vinegar superior because purer, furnish
ed BY Cincinnati or Pittsburgh manufacturers
iau25-dlm r r RnYn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-31
ron CAIRO Ann ST. TOTTyS
FOR MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLE

TEyHE splendid passenger steamer B. Nj Run .-se4zsh
YAM, MILLER. Matter, will leave here on tasA-AS
TUESDAY, the 3lst January, at y o'clock, NJ,
as above. Apply to -
fan29 A. HAMILTON, Agent.
FOR MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
TRyHE fine steamer AIMS JOHNSON,
Johnson, Master, will leave for the above
and intermediate ports WEDN ESDAH, theESzSil
February, o'clock NJ For freight passage sppy
board A. HAMILTON,
jau2S H. H. HARRISON. Agents
FIRE CRACKERS
O00 BOXES No. Is received this day, and for by
SNFU nov 10 9. HUGH MCCREA & 90
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-31
YINEGAR.

HAVING recently purchased the Vinegar Mandatory f
e merry belonging % r. = Boyd. moved ths same
20 the Warehouse Of Parrish Co. College street, south
Of Broad, where since rLOvaug and improving IN, works,
prepared supply persons engaged 10 the trade with supe-
rior article Of Vinegar Call and examine
jan25-dlm A.A.DORMAN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-31

ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION OF THE GUESTS
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-31

The brief letter I wrote last evening barely an
nouneed our arrival at the capital Of Ohio. From
the time we reached Columbus, the scene has been
Of continued festivity and revelry until the wee
sma hours " Of this morning, and in many respects
this fes has had no counterpart in the history of
this State.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-31

AUCTION SALE
Of Fresh GFOeePfes
BY
TERRASS BROTHERS,
NO. MARKET STREET..
WWTILL sell in front Of their warehouse or thursday Morn
w ing February 2nd for CASH, the following articles:
50 hhds choice sugar 3 baskets Champagne Wine:
a bb Crushed and Powdered SD Ground Pepper Spies
Sugar and Ginger
10 bbls Coffee Sugar; Is casks and boxes Sol1-
200 do M0as5es; $50 boxes STAR Candles;
% = do DO s. Do Virginia Tobacco;
925 bags choice CoGes; . Do Tennessee 40
30 bbls Vinegar; lC1 doz Wash Boards:
3 do Brandys 100 boxes soan.
S. do Rye 4 Bourbon Whisky so Do Tum5la-s.
100 do Tenn. White DO l0cases Matelea.
IS 40 "A 81. Gin: eco Dor Hlcsfrr.
p do 3. NJ Vine. 8 eases Tea.
50 cases Ginger Wine and 90 bhls Alm1nfs Nuts:
Brandy; 200 boxes Glassware.
Together with many 5r articles 70 nakea coupIs, sale
Sale to commence at half past ten o'clock.
jan2o-d TEBRAss BBOTUEEs.
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DECORATIONs AND ILLUmINATIoNs.

Proceedings in the Opera House.
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NEW GOODS.

WI ~ - - n
A. J. UNCAR < co.
No. 20 Pubile square.
VWTE are now receiving New Goods zoo ne sr-r-
w Trade and viii be receiving throughout a. ss,-5 -
entire Stock, and invite the attention Or CASH EUYFRy
and rompt time DEALER
ianas-iar 10. 20 PasiIs s sSuars.
Chandeliers and Gas Fixtures.
Usr opening large sud beautiful assortment of t above
- Eooaa ~ ,. u KENDhICK.
'@lso-iH rooms NO ll North Cherry street,
Gas Pipe and Steam work.
GOOD assortment o. Pipe suitable for Gas AID steam WORK
- keep Eornsn competent execute any kind % Pipe
"9lNs J.. IT, kEEDarCk.
OIL Globes, Shades. &c
A LARGE stock oft,uoy Globes and shades for
j. n. EEEDEICE.
Ian-9- lal Rooms Nc ID H1rth lhsriy s.lset.
Winchester & CO., Gensieulens' Furnishing
Goods,
AND PATENT sEEOULDEE SEAM SHIRT
MANl EaCTOHN,
~ Hls or stfai, 10. d Csltrus Bred, Philadelphia
A WtNCEESTEfR raI give. az hisher'o BIS persousl
"a sepsr sision Or ths CUTTING AND aANufAgl yRlNd
8EtAtLAESe 0rlers or celebrated styles ol shirts md
Col ars llel az che shortest uatc. Wholesale rt Supplied
On lper-i ierns FORMULA 0r easi-ant lrl 81 lpq-
cation bv mail. Iaaza-iim-